Herbert Hoover High School - President Yearbook (Clendenin, WV)

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A sprinkle a day . . . Don't beat meg I'll try harder. If you really loved me . . . dramatic seniors The Senior Class Players of 1979, under the direction of Mr. Danny Webb, will pre- sent Time Out For Ginger . Written by Ronald Alexander, Time Out For Ginger is a tlu'ee-act comedy. The story starts out with a fairly staid banker, father, Howard Carol KDavid Grovesl, who needs some sort of creative release and finds it in lecturing to local high school students on the need for fulfill- ment. It develops, however, that one of his daughters, the youngest of three, Ginger fTerry Allenl, has been very much im- pressed by her father's speech. She decided that her fulfillment can best be realized by going out for the football team. Any number of complications arise and Agnes, the mother CAmy Wernerj, has the task of trying to run the household smoothly amidst the chaos while Liz the maid CBonnie Biagil, keeps up with Ginger's exploits as a football player. The father's job is jeopardized because bank president, Ed Hoffman KJeff Harrisl doesn't approveg the older daughters Joan and Jeannie CPaige Parish and Teia Hooverl, insist that their social life has been blighted, especially Joan whose boyfriend, Eddie Davis CRandy Humphreysl, is captain of the football team. Disapproval mounts over Ginger's trying out to play football. The school principal, Mr. Wilson fTom Morrisb, tries everything he can to prevent her from playing. And her boyfriend, Tommy Green KMatt Humphreysl, threatens to end their relationship. Will Howard lose his job? Will Joan and Jeannie become hermits? Does Tommy break off with Ginger? There's only one way to find out. See Time Out For Ginger for yourself on November 16 and 17.

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By Troy Acree The Huskie wrestling team has wrapped up the season, with a fourth place finish in the KVC Tournament. Several Hoover wrestlers managed to get to the semifinals in that tournament. They were Tom Harper in the 112 pound class, David Hall at 119, Daris Shamblin as Unlimited, and David Maloney in the 125 class. Marty Maloney, who posted the top record on the team during regular season, won the championship in the 155 pound class by pinning Stonewall Jackson's Andy Marchal. Although they didn't win the conference title, the Huskie team was impressive at times and was in the race for the title most of the season. Coach Steve Kee believes his wrestlers pretty well lived up to his pre-season expectations, although they werenit quite as proficient at the end of the season as he hoped they would be. Overall Coach Kee thinks his team had a pretty good season. He also is already looking ahead. We are going to be a good team for the next two years because we had several good young wrestlers this season who are going to help us in the future. Seven Hoover wrestlers qualified to compete in the State Tour- naments February 22-24 in Wheeling. They were Rusty Lyons - 98 lb. class, David Crow Hall - 119 lb. class, Danny Bamhouse - 138 lb. class, Marty Maloney - 155 lb. class, Robert Neal - 105 lb. class, Steve Huffman - 132 lb. class, Daris Shamblin - Unlimited. Individual records through the Regional Tournament were: Rusty Lyons 14-12, Robert Neal 4-13, David Hall 17-11-1, David Maloney 16-13-1, Steve Huffman 12-13, Danny Barnhouse 10-13, Don Lucas 4-11, Marty Maloney 24-4, Jeff Young 11-13, Doug May 3-8, and Daris Shamblin 21-8. u 1ST ROW - Coach Key, M. 1 Meadows, J. Collet, S. Burdette, B. D. May, R. Samples, A. Coutz Humphreys. 2ND ROW - J. Sample per, D. Gallian, V. Dawson, C. Staup Rasslin'