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

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jacfa an Budding scientists are discovered in the Qlassroonjrxff' Robert J. Cizek, Roy W. Engle, Illinois and Wis- B.S. and M.S. from consin U.g B. of U,S,C, Civil Engineering. f W r L - fr Y .rem if .5713 ' Env Q' ' If .17 W My bw Wy 'ffl S-213,15 li I ,,r?'5 '!l'- fyifkff i f,:,.f,,' RaYm0Ild C- HHITIS, Harold E. Jameson , V, S W ,j,,,f,r,4f Alf VijQ ' ff? 4, B-5-, M-S from Michigan State U A Honor s Physics program, and an 2 f AD' iff Jiffy' .ffpfgh SUWSU- and B-5- and M3- . . . ,, , , mf ft r rr. annual Science Fair are just two of the ,',a,g?'7 l of JJ' r,,,,f?1f ! -A' regon a 6 . . , . if-If xi A 1, ' H if ,,.- .5 ' many varrents in Hoovers growing jf jf, rf' V if . . . wg' ' ff f X. 1--' ' ' , Science Department. Modern equip- K MM iffy! N-f' Q joy ment in the Chemistry and Biology rooms and Agamena, the skeleton in Physiology all provide for well-round- ed, interesting courses. Fred Jappe, U. of Washington, Seattle U. San Diego Stateg B.A. and M.A. degrees. B.S. and M.A. from Michigan State. Genevieve Rainwater, Wade F. Snyder, San Diego State, San Diego Stateg U.C,l..A.g A.B. A.B. in Biology, M.A. in Biology. Robert W. Nordstrom, yj,1L5'c' I

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eamworLgQjl.'A gyforf In today's America increasing em- phasis is being placed upon the import- ance of physical fitness. And at Hoover even the most un-athletically inclined girl can find an interest in our Widely varied physical education department. Tumbling, modern dance, hockey and badminton are but a few of the courses offered to promote stronger and health- ier Americans. Okay girls, ready for that touchdown? Delores A. Blackstone, Patricia A. Brooke, Mrs. Florence Ferris, B.A. from San Diego A.B. from San Diego B.S. from U. of A State. State. Kansas and California, Emily Hawkins, Margaret C. Minshall, Jacqueline Rose, B.A. from San U. of C. at Berkeley. A.B. from San Diego State. A.B. degree. Diego State. 26 The sweeping form of a tennis serve. Helen G. Barr, U.S.C.g B.S. and M.S. degrees.