Polytechnic High School - Caerulea Yearbook (Long Beach, CA)

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Twenty Dorothy Ruth Allen San Jose Hospital FACULTY Nurse Chloe C. Anderson English Stanford University Edna E. Anderson Library New Mexico College of Agriculture and Mechanical Arts Ethel Peyton Babcock Social Studies University of Idaho Norman Barker Physical Education University of Chicago Lora Rinehart Barr English Oklahoma University Levantia Bartlett English Smith College Walter W. Bell Physical Education Springtield College Lena Pearl Bennett Home Economics Iowa State Teachers ' College Meta B. Bergen Commercial University of California Oleta Bigelow Commercial University of Missouri Edward S. Brainard Industrial Arts University of California Lillian V. Breed Dramatics Northwestern University Charles W. Brown Physical Education Friends University Gertrude I. Buchanan Commercial University of Southern California Winnie Bucklin Library University of Wisconsin Mary B. Buerger Modern Languages Wellesley College Henry F. Bullard Industrial Arts University of California at Los Angeles Helen G. Burke Social Studies University of Oregon Martha L. Coats Biological Sciences De Pauw University Albert W. Comfort Physical Education Allegheny College

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Frank G. Reid ADMINISTRATION THIS OFFICE is a combination of a repistrai ' s office, in the usual meaning of that term, and a busi- ness office. In functioning as the regis- trar ' s office, we plan and direct regis- tration, advise students concerning lequirements for graduation and for admission to college, and keep accurate and permanent credit record that are available to each stude nt not only dur- ing his high school career, but also throughout his life. In performing the various duties of the business office, we assist in the preparation and in the adminis- tration of the budget which is required for the operation of the school and act as general custodian of student body funds. — Frank G. Reid PUPILS probably think of school counselors merely as those who help them choose their subjects, change their juograms, check their credits, and hand out desired information about college or vocations. Back of these activities is the very sincere desire to aid every pupil in getting the maximum benefit from school opportunities, so thai he may fit himself for useful, satisfying work, wholesome association with other people, and co-operative citizenship. Particularly, do we aim to give help in such a way that our boys and girls will learn to become independent in making wise choices and adjustments for themselves. — Jane L. Fox EDUCATION is becoming a science through the use of exact measurements and tests. As a result of the use of these instruments the teachers have the most intimate possible knowledge of the pupils and are thus able to emidoy the best methods and use the proper material in order to help the pupils attain their desired goals. To this end we give tests to measure the ability of the stu- dents and their success with the various school subjects. Without objective informa- tion of this kind the guidance and counselor work would be little better than guess work. — Nellie Haddock slant Counselor Jane L. Fox, Counselor Nellie Haddock. FACULTY Nineteen

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Edna R. Cooper English Butler University C. E. Cresmer Industrial Arts ni ■ersity of Soutiiern California Emma Marie Dahlen English Northwestern University Mertie Davis Commercial Northwestern University Dwight S. Defty Music Northwestern University W. L. Detrick Physical Education Springfield College Wilbur F. Douglass Biological Sciences Monmouth College Lela F. Douthart English University of Kansas Alice G. Farnsworth English University of Oregon C. E. Farrand Physical Science University of Iowa Mabel E. Fergus Social Studies University of Denver Albert B. Fincher Mathematics Methodist University of Oklahoma Ruth E. Foster Art University of California at Los Angeles Claude R. Freeman Printi University of California at Los Angel C. Howard French Social Stud, Princeton John J. Frisch English University of Chicago William Fuston Mathematics Central State Teachers ' College Elva Gates Physical Education Wisconsin Teachers ' College Anthony F. Gill Music Von Stein Academy of Music Effie Louise Glasse Commercial University of California at Los Angeles Arthur B. Gleditzsch English Washington University FACULTY Twenty-one