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

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Twenty-two FAC ULTY Chloe C. Anderson English Edna E. Anderson Librarian Ethel Peyton Babcock Social Studies Norman Barker Physical Education Mrs. Lora Rinehart Barr English Levantia Bartlett English Walter YV. Bell Physical Education Lena Pearl Bennett Home Economics Meta B. Bergen Commercial Mrs. Bernice Bierbaum Modern Language Oleta Bigelow Commercial Edward S. Brainard Industrial Arts Lillian V. Breed Dramatics Gertrude l. Buchanan Commercial Winnie B'ucklin Librarian M-rs. Mary B. Buerger Modern Language Henry F. Bullard Industrial Arts Helen C. Burke Social Studies Charles R. Church Physical Education Mrs. Martha L. Coats Biological Science Albert W. Comfort Physical Education FACULTY

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FRANK G. REID S REGISTRAR and business executive of Polytechnic, Frank C. Reid occupies a position of importance and responsibility. Mr. Reidis handling of school affairs is accom- plished with such accuracy and tact that the complicated transactions of the school move to completion with surprising ease. His duties connected with registration are numerous and exacting. since with him rest decisions affecting the fate of thousands of students. He is never loo busy to work out knotty problems of require- ments for graduation and admission to college. Highly important also are the tasks of prepar- ation and administration of tl1e school budget, the compilation of the manual, and the custo- dianship of student body funds. JANE L. FOX HE LONG line that is found wait- ing outside Miss Fox's office on registration day is evidence of the eagerness with which her advice is sought. Students who have entertained the idea that school counselors merely assist students in choosing subjects, changing programs, checking credit, and obtaining information about colleges or vocations should be assured that back of these activities is a sincere desire to aid every pupil in securing the maximum benefit from school opportunities, so that he may fit himself for serviceable work, enjoyable acquaintances, and citizenship above reproach. Miss Fox especially desires each student to become a sound and independent thinker. MISS NELLIE HADDOCK S ASSISTANT counselor Miss Haddock aids in the routine functions of the odiceq but more than this, she has incorporated into her work the spirit of Polytechnic itself. Miss Haddock believes that education, with its exact measurements and tests, is becoming a science and that through these measurements teachers are able to gain thorough knowledge of the pupils, possibilities and to assist them accordingly. To t-his end she supervises the administering of tests and careful checking of results. Her aid to students is invaluable. ADMINISTRATION Twenty-one

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Edna R. Cooper English C. E. Cresmer lnduslrial Arts Emma Marie Dahlen English Mertie Davis Commercial Dwight S. Defty Music W. L. Detrick Physical Education Wilbur F. Douglass Biological Science Lela F. Douthart English Alice C. Farnsworth English C. E. Farrand Physical Science Mabel E. Fergus Social Studies Albert B. Fincher llflallierizalics Ruth E. Foster Art Gertrude Frame Physical Education Claude R. Freeman Industrial Arts C. Howard French Social Studies John J. Frisch English William Fuston Malhelnalics Elva Cates Physical Education Anthony F. Gill Music Mrs. Ruth Gilmore Physical Education FACULTY Twenty-three