Herbert Hoover High School - Dias Cardinales Yearbook (San Diego, CA)

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ed Ol' Cl IAQCLIWL English, the most widely spoken language in the world today, is studied by every Hockerville scholar. Besides the standard courses of English, Amer- ican and Contemporary Literatures, and the regular class courses, the Hoover English department also includes the Speech and the Drama departments. Such extra-curricular activities as the Senior Play, Hoover's first A.S.B. play, Brigadoon, and the Drama assembly stem from this fine English department. V. .,,. 2 ' 2 Qfaei ,,t. . Q . .5 3 ifgzzt ': ... -, ., I ,garr,.re, me yy., ., 'f M - f i gp, - are S or 'il ai . .il ' .. gi X '1 1 Mrs Elayne Morris, Mary Pinoniemi, U of California at U. of California, Berkeley A.B. U, of the Pacific, San Diego Stateg A.B. degree. George L. Vinson, Mrs. Peggy Kirby, Wilbert Lindwall, A.B. from San B.A. from San Diego State. Diego State. I-CSICI' E- T0k211'S, Mrs. Mary E. Shinnerl B.S. and M.A. from UIQLAS B-A. U. of New York and U. of Rochester. B.A. from Central A.B. and MA- ffom ohio U. and Mich- LaVerr1e College igan State- San Diego State Richard B. Woolley, John A. Schmerhorn, U.S.C., San Diego Western Washington Stateg B.A. and M.A. State College! B-A-, A.S., B.A. Ed. Milton Woodruff

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Wendell B. Allen, U.S.C., U.C.L.A., Columbiag A.B. llll . 15 :51. . . - 9 5 . 1 2. , i :si S f 2.25:-l'.:-:i5fa.i 'egf'l':iE3g:gEC Mrs. Olah Clayton, San Diego State, U. of California at Berkeleyg A.B, Ruth Henry, A.B. from San Diego State. Mrs. Ethel Imel, A.B. and M.A. from U. of California. 20 Harry G. Backer, A.B. from U. of California, Teach- ing Credential from San Diego S. ommunicafion 0 an it i SL W Claud T. Burns, Myrtle M. Burton, Electra C. Christ, San Diego State, B.A. from U.C.L.A., A,B, fi-Om San U.C.L.A., Clare- M.A. from San Diego Diego State' mont Graduate State, Wisconsin U., Schoolg M.A. and U. of California. ..ere it A . ag-fi in-wx. ...ii J 41 M L Ma, an as Q ff fy SKFXQW US X iw wie' K f wwf ?S i i xg WM 1, Sgzkiila- is i I. i VP Mig ' ., ' e W . A WJ X 4 ii LZSQYSMN Q Donald G. DeBrodt, Wayne State U., U. of Oregong A.B. and M.A. degrees. Mrs. Cecile Hoffman, A.B. from Albion College, M.A. from Mrs. Kintizer New Mexico State B.A., M.A. Mfg, Betty Ellig, Eleanore Harajian, Margaret B. Heaton, Columbia U5 MA, U. of Nebraska- M.A. from San Diego Michigan State U. B.A., U.S.C.-M.A. State and U.S.C. Perhaps the magic of a Shakespearean

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.fd Common Mn . . . ommnnicafion Mrs. Loretta Barnard, Bonney M. Carlson, Mrs. Isaura R. Geiger, U. of Colorado, B.A. from U. B.A. and M.A. from MiChigar1, of Denver. U.C.L.A. Indianag B.A. Modern equipment and methods of teaching uid nn ever-advancing foreign language program. 22 is oreign anguage In our complex world, communica- tion is a necessity if we are to have further understanding, The foreign language department offers Hoover students the opportunity to study the French, German, Russian and Spanish languages, thereby bringing the dream of world peace a little closer to reality. I Joseph Grande, Mrs. Frances J. Hoff, U. of Rhode Island, San Diego State, l-lzivana, Californiag Claremont Collegeg B.S.. B.Ed., M.Ed. B.A. degree. W7 ' , If i, - 7 Fausta E. Miller, Frances X. King, U. Of Geneva, Lau- A.B. from Pomona, sunne Graduate lnsti- M,A, from Clare- tute of lnt'l Studiesg mom College, AB. and M.A. James T. Mullin, Marie D. Schoessler, B,A, and M,A, U. of Kentucky, U. of California, U. of Utnhg B.S, and M.S.