Hoover Middle School - Talon Yearbook (Oklahoma City, OK)

 - Class of 1967

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, , 1123 GE Q Rib M Od Q . Mggmyjfygbg Ae E E FL ' ! 1 QQWWJWU V95 35433550341 My 45Q,+Wkgwfffff'fJiffM l WJ WWQTQLM 43f+fffax B w s 5 6 V ? TALCJ Table Of Contents Dedication Classes Administration D6p2lftI11C11iS Fagulty Activities V Published Annually by the Students of Hoover Junior High School 2401 N,W, 115th Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Dedication 5 fl N 2 'Nif- t as 5, is dx , To You: ' Herbert Hoover Junior High School For your perseverance in growing among the giants: For your steadfast faith in us, though we falls For your warmth and friendliness always present: Pot the high standards you've kept and will keep: ' We, the yearbook staff, dedicate this 1967 TALON. t dministration Our administrators have played a vital part in the success of this year's school pro- gram. Good administrators are essential and Mr. McFeaters and Mr. Leikam are two of the best. Mr. Darrell Mclieaters is a former principal of Harding. Mr. Bill Leikam came from John Marshall where he was a counselor. Mr. McFeaters completes another of his ad- . ministrative duties. A ,Q frm 0 X I9 Mr. McFeaters and Mr. Liekam inspect the new l is . 115 A, if nga Ifn, gwfrfwg,-fgagjb, Pl, fl A ,.,., f Part of HAI? Hall' X ml if !1'XwC3 fJ,n9Q5L:.,t.Y:',4,f-'!i?4?3ZAf'f,rf9 ! cf U iftA,ft,rQt,.tf- A Q X Nur DJ, 3.55535 Everyday is a busy one for Mr. Liekam. Charles Barton Counselor Dorothy Clay Counselor Kay Fryer Librarian Custodians Mr, Hoover gets a sweeping: view of Hoover while performing his duties. ,Ss ssss X s rvswm, Q. as .Q is X K x R -X. : Cafeteria G, Downs, s. Bates, P. Pierce, o, Field, A, McGee, G, Hoover, S. Ogle BOTTOM ROW: B. Stone, M, Oldham, D. Davis, L, Swan- son, R. Barnett, M, Whitfield, D, Fast TOP ROW: N, Morrison, A, Thompson, J, Mitchell, A, Mc C1arney,ML, Wildman, A, Reynolds, R, Ruller, R, Scroggins Mrs, Wildman shows us where our cookies come from, T . ...N ,, W 1 Facult Our faculty is a group of dedicated men and women who work for our benefit, They are one of the most qualified groups in the city school system as nine of them have their master's degrees in various fields, We have five teachers who have been at Hoover since it opened five years ago, To keep our school functioning properly, every faculty member must do his part, This is one of the many elements that make Hoover the fine school that it is, Freshman Bobby Morgan receives his, English paper from Mrs, Elijah, Marion Arnold Bob Stan Bartell Gail Battles English '7-8 ,Vg English 7 -8 1 yr, , Hoover ' , , H Speech 7 2 yrs, , Hoover ' 2 yrs, , Hoover liiiijelen Brown Robert Brown Petrina Jim Burnett Ruth Coffey Hayden Cole 55311511 7-9 Government Browning Orchestra English 7-9 Government Speech English 7 Government Band Speech '7 History Sci, Geo 3 yrs., Hoover Sci, Geo, 5 yrs, , Hoover 5 yrs, , Hoover Sci, Geo, 1 yr, , Hoover 2 yrs, , Hoover 1 yr, , Hoover 1 47 f- 6,-Eh I- '41 PM 6 iidffw Wilt Conine Mike Corliss Harold Crain Government Government Math 7-8 Track and P.E. 7 Algebra Wrestling Sporrs 3 yrs. , Hoover 2 yrs, , Hoover 1 yr, , Hoover Martha Dodson Joenita Elijah Arlene Life Science English 9 Eslinget p Physical Newspaper Typing I Science Yearbook 1 yr. , Hoover 3 yrs, , Hoover 5 yrs. , Hoover Mr. Corliss and Mrs, Miskovsky do their home work in the planning room. V Esther Green Mary Hedrick Darla Hickam Peggy 1405368 Paula Hoyt Bob Klaassen Clothing Art 7-9 English 8-9 English, Math, Math 7-8 Math 8 Q COOkif1g 1 yr. , Hoover 4 yrs. , Hoover Soc. Studies 1 yr. , Hoover Geometry 1 yr, , Hoover 1 yr, , Hoover 2 yrs. , Hoover A. C. Lorenz Doris McGill Morris McKay Bernice Miller Beverly Pam History Math 7-8 Math 8 Spanish Milstead Miskovsky SCi. Geo. 1 yr, Hoover Algebra 5 yrs, , Hoover French Speech and 1 yr. , Hoover 2 yrs, , Hoover WA6' 6 2 yrs, , Hoover Drama XR.-e,.,if --tiff! rf-.- X , 1 yr. , Hoover , No, it isn't a party! It's just the peanut butter crowd, Bartel, Hickam, Miskovsky, Elijah, and Snyder, eating their lunch in the planning room. Virgil Reazin Math 7-8 1 yr. , Hoover - Anita Reynolds Peggy Smith English 7, 8, 9 Speech 7 3 yrs, , Hoover Ken Stewart Leroy Savage Clothing, Cooking Woodworking 4 yrs. . HOOVC1' 5 yrs. , Hoover ,. N . g r sgsxs sas., .mums i--' '- -'- - 8 tdsr ysyut nuuru 7 E Lester Snyder English 7, 8, 9 Speech 7 3 yrs, , Hoover Paul Suttles Biology Spanish Earth Science 3 yrs. , Hoover 2 yrs. , Hoover V Jo Leta Tilley P. E. 7, 8, 9 5 yrs, , Hoover Ethel Vandenburg English 7-8 Speech 7 3 yrs., Hoover Duane Wallace Physical Science Life Science 2 yrs. , Hoover Mary Ella Weidner Vocal Music 1 yr. , Hoover Sally Wildrick English 7-8 Speech 7 1 yr. , Hoover, , 5,7 lf ' 5 I . Y, ,F ,, .. 1 . .la . . -- 1 , . I.- John Wilson A Metalwork 1 yr, , Hoover VJ! V' Donald Woods Math 7-9 Algebra 1 yr, , Hoover 1 .s , bw A 4 xxN.Xxx. awp, .,..x,.x, X ..x.. M. ,,,.n ,,,,...,.., ,,,. . .,.,,.. i ,W .,,.,, .. , ,Di I H The Pledge of Allegiance gets us started on our daily work. Classes p These are the classes where we learn, where we talk, where we suffer, and where we attempt to achieve the high goals set. The satisfaction of achievement never fails to outweigh the little dis- appointments. All our classes have been trying on occasion but after all is done, we know it has been worth it. Late again, sigh David, Mark, and Terry Mrs. Dodson helps Debbie Gilstrap with a Howard, complicated scientific problem. Freshman Council OFFICERS: Tim Sprague, presidents Clay Colley, vice-presidents Pam Matlock, secretarys Martin Law- rence, treasurer: and Mike Kaser- man, parliamentarian 1966-67 FRESHMAN COUNCIL AND OFFICERS This is the freshman class, the leaders, the example setters, the class everyone looks forward to being a part of, As the leaders of the school, we need a close-knit system within ourselves, a body through which all the freshman students can make their voices heard, For this, we have the freshman council. Our council is made up of the more responsible and level-headed members of our fine class. This year our freshman council members are Mike Waller, Steve Jabara, Dan Lyons, Mark Stanley, Rick Cordray Katie Stallcup, Vickie Keck, Susan Tucker, Connie Wightman, Nancy Chown, Dixie Drinkwater, Terry Church, and Judy Roberts. SPONSORS: Mrs, Weidner and Mr. Suttles. Lew Alleman Joanette Allen Pam Allen Keith Andrews Kathy Antone Greg Appleby Carol Arens Joe Ault Tom Austin Camille Autry Pete Avent Barbara Bagwell Jeff Baker Randy Baker Don Barton at Freshman Class Randy Barton Bill Beach Debbie Bell Joyce Benda Bruce Benjamin Janet Bertram Larry Blythe Sue Bolling Patti Bowen Ann Boyd Marcia Brandon Rob Braselton Jerry Brindley Sue Britton Kermit Brown Marty Brown Tommy Brown Valoree Brown Phil Brundage Tommy Bryan Sondra Burk Gary Burt Becky Burton Peggy Cadmus Linda Campbell Ronnie Canada Angelynn Cannon Nancy Cantrell Steve Cargill Ronald Carlile Jerry Carmack Brenda Cashon Nancy Chown Teresa Church Sharon Clark Lynn Clarkson Richard Clausen Jim Cloud Karen Cohen Clay Colley Max Combs Kent Conway Alan Cooper Carol Copeland Ann Corder Rick Cordray Dorothy Corff Jan Cosgrove Sue Coulson Tom Coulson Jeanette Mowery, Laurie Hewett, and Cathy Wiley take time out from a busy day. Chrissie Coulter Cindy Cox Pam Creekmore Cathy Cronk Vicki Danforth Paul Darrough Ken Davidson Anna Davis Debbie Deardeuff Vicki Deaton Chuck Deboer James Debois Wilfred Decker Carey Delvloss Scott Dove Garen Draper Dixie Drinkwater Debbie Dunbar V. G. Duvall Rick Elicker David Elliott Nancy Elliott Debbie Ellis Sue Ellis Waden Emery Glen Emmert Debbie Evans Beth Evans Mike Evans Susan Evans Pam Fair Rhonda Farrell lvlyona Fentress Gary Ferguson Debra Fester John Fidler Steven Finklea Nancy Flesher Elisa Forbes Doug Ford Fritz Ford Jean Franklin Glenda Frederick Robyn Freeman Bill Frogge Janet Fulks Treca Gabler Paul Gamble Denise Gardener Karen Gardyne Linda Garland Gary Garretson Lianna Garvin Johnny Gatchell Carla Geis Jo Gibbs Jeff Gilmore Suzanne Goins Tom Goodwin Tony Graziano Rickey Wolfe, Nick Viselli, Karen Seabrook, Shelley Williams, and Deb Peterson are set to get off to a good start in their freshman year, Susan Green Kathy Hahn Cathy Haire Terry Haley Larry Hall Terri Hamilton Cindy Hamm Gwen Harris Marsha Harris Billy Hays Jeff Heacock John Heagy Robert Heard Pat Hebblethwaite Laurie Hedges Jan Heller NU Tim Hendrix 5440103 6. 6 -0 ju Susan Henry Laurie Hewett David Hunt Kevin Hunt Cindy Hunt Steven Hunt George Hibdon David Hickey Debbie Highfill Wayne Hill Judy Hine Gary Hope Neil Howard Fran Huff Debbie Hughes Candy' Hunt . . T Terry Hunter Steve Jabara Barbara Jason Tim Jenkins om Why don't you try the bottle opener Cindy Jinks Jill Johnson Richard Johnson Rick Johnston - Kelly Jones Terry Judah Linda Kahoe Pam Kampf Mike Kaserman Kathleen Kaul Oklahoma history class grins and bears it. Shelley Landis Jim Lange John Larsh Mart Lawrence Vickie Keck Sue Kelly Robert Kent Debbie Kimpler Adele King Alan Kirkpatrick Mike Klein Breck Knight Robert Knox Pat Kraker Suanne Krottinger Tom Kuehnert Mike Kunc David Kyle Roina Lampley Cy Leatherock Janet Lee Sharon Lee Debbie Leeper Paul Lefebvee Gary Lester Harold Lewis Craig Light Vickie Lindsay Bill Logsdon Charles Lord Mark Lovelace Steve Lower Colleen Lynch Mary Lynch Dan Lyons Valerie Mackey Janet Mallett Kim Marshall I-Iollie Martin Rickie Martin Vay Martin Larry Mathis Paula Mathis Pam Matlock Jeanette Mowery John McCarver Jane McCauley Dale McClure Pat Matlock Diana Matthews Allan Mealor Patty Meeks Maryanne Mercer Matthew Merideth Leah Miller Andy Moore Rosemary Moore Richard Moran Bobby Morgan Marsha Morgan Dannie Morris Diane Morris Rhonda Morrison Kathy McCurdy Bob McDonald Gary McKe1vey Bill McPherson Randy Norman Rick Nunley Mike O'Malley Randy Overton Rod Oxford Marta Palmer Alan Parham Stephanie Parker Kristie Parsons Mike Patterson Kathie Paulsen fp ily, ba: lixqifk f ,- 1 xsl -J ... .,..- as P fffSsst--.2 Le..-s ---R ,I . -----Sift E: ,' 2 if X I ji 27 P ' 1, X V N H Z' 4' xiii. S - X 'x Bill Reeves Richard Reinke Marilyn Remmers Nancy Remp X57 Marjorie Pelts Debbie Peterson Mike Petty Linda Phipps Tra Pippin Cindy Pitts Gary Purdum Ricky Ragland Dave Rankin John Rayburn Steve Rogstad Richard Samara Suzy Sass Cindy Saulsbury Jeff Scott Pat Scott Karen Seabrook Jane Seley Ernie Sessums Cindy Shadid Sandy Shafer Nancy Shedlowe Marqueitta Sholtess Jimmy Sides Bruce Silvey Jan Reynolds Glenda Ricker Mike Riddle Audora Rizek Jimmy Roach Randy Roberts Judy Roberts Tim Robertson Joanne Ross Kathy Robinson Patrice Sinclair Doug Sinclair Randy Sloat James Smedley Debbie Smith Ruth Smith Ginger Smith Candy Sorensen Elaine Soter Kay Spaulding Mike Van Hook Diane Vick Jenny Villyard Nick Viselli Andy Vossler Jane Wakeham Greg Walker Mike Waller Kristie Warren Shirley Warren Janet Spear Karen Spiller Tim Sprague Katie Stallcup Marilyn Standifer Mark Stanley Mike Stone Christine Stover Don Stoy Debbie Strickland Jan Strothers Sharon Stump Jan Sullins Greg Surnmy Nanette Syler Skipper Tangner Cheryl Tanner Ricky Thompson Stephen Todd Ricky Truitt' Susan Tucker Henry Tyler Mark Ulrey Mark Vandagriff Ramona Vanderlinde 'kis s fs ii, ,RF Q Gary Wirth Debbie Wolfe Rickey Wolfe Diane Womble Pat Worel Greg Wright Nancy Wylie Nancy Wyman David Yeakley Bob Young Pat Weaver lim Wells Kendra West Susan White Mark Whitt Connie Wightman Cathy Wiley Val Wilkerson Jacque Wilkison David Williams Allan Williams Shelley Williams Ian Williams Debbie Williamson Barbara Wilson Wilson Wilson y -Wilson teve Wilson Debbie Winblad Connie Crossno Sth rade Council THE EIGHTH GRADE COUNCIL This year's 482 eighth graders are glad to be an active part of Hoover. They can now take part in various clubs and begin to make a name for them- selves, As eighth graders they have more freedom and responsibility. They put their excess energy to work on the eighth grade council. The eighth grade council members are Jill Haw- kins, Cathy Dodson, Ken Larsen, Lauranell Lasseter, Christina Dowdy, Bart Binning, Libby Lucus, Susan Clogstan, Linda Poope, Randy Brown, Margaret Kirschner, and Dan Johnson. SPONSORS: Mr, McKay, Mrs, Cole, Mrs. Dodson, and Mr. Brown OFFICERS: Sam Villyard, Pres.: Pat Morgan, Vice-Pres.: Pam Brown, Sec.: Virginia Huston, Treas.: Bill Partridge, Parl. William Ball Kathy Bannister David Bardwell Stephen Barker Bobby Barnes Mary Barnett Susan Barnett Keith Barrett John Beach Diane Beal -Jamison Bear Christopher Beatty Becky Bell Janet Benda David Bennett Linda Abel Robert Acree Greg Adkins Denise Alberta Patricia Alfred John Allen Mark H, Allen Mark J. Allen Kim Alley Cathy Allsman Susan Amonett Cheryl Anderson Janet Anderson Deborah Andrews Karen Arms Eric Asmussen Mike Bacus James Bailey Paul Balaban Robert Ball ighth fade Class 3 Q5 !i!4.Nb'hii B Ziff Looks like it's book report time again! Mark Bennett Ellen Berney Susan Bickford Robie Biggs Gene Binning Susanne Bird Terry Birdwell Gary Bishop Velynda Bittner Robert Black John Blackburn Lydia Blockyou Mike Boss Tim Botts Gayle Bowers Leslie Bowman Linda Bradley Elise Branum Michael Brassfield Becky Bridges Cheri Brown g David Brown Mark Brown Michael Brown Pam Brown Randy Brown Susie Brown Penny Browning David Bulla Janet Bullard Denis Bundy f n fx No Photo AVAILABLE Mark Burger Greg Burk Mrs. Moss cheerfully runs off eighth grade Bill Bush Bernie Busken Bruce Cable David Cable Jana Cadogan Cindi Caldwell Charles Callahan Leslie Callahan Teddy Callahan Mark Callihan Ben Cannon Debbie Canon Janis Carlile Nancy Carlson Donovan Carter Greta Carter Kim Chancey Christopher Chandler Peggy Christianson Leslie Clarkson Linda Clifton Susan Clogsdon Carolyn Cole Ian Colley Carolyn Collins Neal Cones Douglas Conine Kathleen Conley Susan Conner Daniel Cantrell ff ' ' Hal Cook Nancy Cooper Randy Cordray Carla Coulson Clark Council Karl Council Jimmy Cox Loren Cronin Don Crowson Peter Cuppy Debra Curry Ianet Cusick Dianna Daily Shelley Danner Carolyn Davis Debbie Davis Richard Dawson Nancy Day Robert Deadwyler Dianna Deardeuff Kathrine Draper Anita Dunn Dana Durbin Stephen Earnest Sundae Echols Teddy Edwards Mike Elliott John Elliott Randy Elliott Jeff Emel Paul Erwin Deborah Ewell Jay Ewert Donna Fair Jim Fidler Nancy Finch Kent Finklea Russell Fisher Sherri Fisher Pamela Fleming James Denneny Georgetta Dennis Mark Dickerson Kathy Dockery Cathy Dodson Wendy Doescher Roger Dollarhide Chuck Douglass Chris Dowdy Russell Dozier Brad George Steve Gilbert Bob Gilmore Debra Gilstrap Doug Glasgow Sandy Goodman Jeff Goodrich Sally Goss Jeff Grambling Karen Green Annette Greene Freddy Greene Pat Greenwood John Gregory Vickie Griffith Bobby Grimes Lonie Guest Judy Guthery xsf PHOTO Not Available David Foltz David Ford Larsen Fowler Leslie Fox John Funk Bill Furbush Janis Furrow Mike Galegor Jack Gater Sandra Geesling Jamie Hudgens Noverta Hughes Nancy Hull Marilyn Hulsey Kerry Hunt Sue Hurst Virginia Huston Wade Hutcheson Gary Irvine Pamela lvester S S moto No! Available 'ii ruorcjxt it S i N ilvuilabll Margaret Hadlock Marjorie Hall Steven Hamilton Cynthia Harris Gary Harris Karen Harris Noel Harter Jill Hawkins David Heald Cheryl Hein Larry Heiner Suzanne Henley Joyce Henry Mark Hershey Max Hibbs Diann Hicks Marilyn Hill Jerry Holeman Sheila Holloman Kathy Holmes Linda Holt Walter Horner Donald Houchin Keith Houser Trent Housley Karen Jackson Don Jenkins Connie Johnson Daniel Johnson Lou Ann Jones Scott Jones Earl Kane Cheryl Kane Elizabeth Karlin Karen Keeler Richard Keen Brad Keller Mike Kelly Glenda Kennedy Dennis Kerlick Mrs, Moss sells a bus ticket to Joyce Panos, Denise Kottman Katie Lampkin Nancy Lanham Kenneth Larsen Steven Larsh Bruce Lasater Lauranell Lasseter Susan Lawhorn Dayla Lawyer Stanley Ledbetter Gerald Kidd Margaret Kirschner Eddie Lee Eddie Leibrock Becki Lewis Clifford Lewis Cathy Lemay Keith Lessly Gregory Lester Linda Levy Randy Lewis Richard Lewis Robert Lewis Jon Loffi Melinda Lollar James Long Rita Long Libby Lucas Robin Lyle Bryan Lynch Cynthia Lynch Susan Lyons Kipper Macarthur Gerald Mack Steve Magoon Annette Mandella Michele Manning Scott Marken Philip Martin Steven Mathis Diana Matthews Robert Maxey Angela Maynot Gary McCain Michael McFarland David McGill James McGinley Michael McGinley Aaron Mclntyre Marsha McIntyre Madge McLain Dianna Mendenhall Larry Mercer Karen Merrill Suzanne Mesigh Beth Miles James Miller Julie Miller Richard Miller Jeff Milliren Marilynn Minyard Dianne Moentnish Mark Monsey Steve Montgomery Christy Moore Tracy Moran Karen Morgan Patricia Morgan David Morton Burt Moulton Michael Mumma Marsha Murdock Patricia Musick Jay Myles ' Barbara Nelson Rick Nestlerode Melonnie Newkirk Sue Nipp Cathy Nisley Diana Nixon Janet Noack Paul Nordstrom Kent Nottingham Cheryl Nutting Suzan Orer Janet Page Joyce Panos Susan Pape Phillis Pappan Ricky Pappan Deborah Parham Curtis Park Susan Parry Steven Parsons Bill Partridge Nancy Patterson Carolyn Payne Jody Pearl Shirley Perkins John Peterson Barbara Phillips Christy Phillips Mrs, Mowery checks eighth grade files, Judy Pippin Suzanne Pitt John Pancoast Dan Jenkins enjoys the quiet of the library. Janet Ranney Susan Ranney Nancy Ray Gary Rea Dennis Reilley Cindy Renegar Timmy Respess Cynthia Reynolds Denise Reynolds Renea Reynolds Kenneth Rhodes Debra Rice Marc Rice Linda Richey I. R, Rickels Phil Ridenour Roxann Ridge Pat Riley Susie Roberson Kathy Roberts Mark Polk Pat Poole Linda Poope Terry Porter Shelley Powell Kathy Putzke Janis Quiett Carol Racster David Randle Charles Roberts Kathleen Roberts Carl Robertson Caroline Robertson Renee Robinette Rossie Robinson Donna Rodman Larry Roof Richard Rosser Mike Rutledge Pam Samara Jerry Satterlee Felicia Schaefer Greg Schmidt william schmrediug Norvin Schroder 3 Larry Schwab John Sexton Bruce Sharpe 36 Andy Sheldon Lynn Sherry Marion Sholtess Barbara Rothe 8th grade students converse quietly in the library, V Ray Southwell Bruce Spaulding Donald Spinner Cathy Spraggins William Springall Mark Standifer Monty Steele Cathy Steiger Jim Steward Becky Stewart David Short Kathy Shubert Jackie Siegman 'Richard Simmons Claudia Simmons Victoria Sloat Mary Smith Deborah Smithart Pam Sober Marge Satterfield Robin Stewart Linda Stratton Danny Stroud Bradley Swan Charles Swanson Michael Swanson Jennifer Syler Jane Tassey Bruce Tater Donnie Taylor Jim Taylor Billy Taylor Bill Thetford Julie Thomas Kay Thomas Paula Thomas James Thompson Tim Thompson William Thompson Kay Thorne David Tidholm Tara Tidwell Jack Timmons Laura Toombs Jo Ann Tower Kelly Townsend Scott Townsend Suzanne Tredray Joanna Trimble Debbie Triplett Linda Trosper Mike Tucker Donna Turner Pam Turney Martin Ure Barbara Valega Danny Valentin Debbie Valentin Rod Vanderlinde Robyanne Veach Randy Venk Sam Villyard John Waggener Pam Walker Craig Wallace Steven Wallace Steven F. Wallace Luann Wallis Susie Warren Becky Washecheck Debra Weaver Cynthia Webb Linda Weddle Cynthia Welborn Robin Welin John Westman Randy Wheeler Janice Whiteley Ragi Widmer Cynthia Wilkerson David Williams Tim Williams David Wilson Phyllis Wilson Scott Wilson Diana Winn Maria Winn Sheryl Wise Jan Witten Gretchen Wolf Debbie Woodard' Mark Wooden Cullen Woods Teresa Woods Tim Woods Linda Pam William Kenneth Woolery Wroblewski Wylie Yearout . F372 . , s,, QSLC 0' 1 J1 .l J 617555 -672 1 JK ,fl . 1 1'-5? ' I' Q sb Y- , I I gliy I U -9? , x '-yi I, --- ' -. ' 1 1 , - 'J ir 'i I .'- .f J,-r...-2 ru ka '-Aj .,-'f ' A X' -1. ' 1 ' -1 . .4 ,f f!,'l.' xcf, pSf!4x-,'1JAl4,f ,ff,,'Qff - A.' I 'A A - f' - J -'A .,r '- . 'IK..' .xl1Ax.!Qf,v, lip. 1-Lllsylf. X- A ,1' r -wha -. f If I i,-f L 'fd if .,'.1 'gA'?r.l2 ff' '-f,j l , -, ' lh'. 'fri J., ' i A 'R f' 5 i 40 1 Cathy Cynthia Georgianne Diana Young Yowell Za jac Longest Mindy Lollar, Michelle Manning and Bobby Gilmore need a stronger hand when dealing with the pencil machine. th fade Council THE SEVENTH GRADE COUNCIL A seventh grade class is something exciting for its members, lt's good to be in junior high school and into the swing of things at Hoover, Above all, seventh graders are a happy group, growing in mind and body and loving every minute of it. The seventh grade council members are Don Hudson, Nancy Wallis, Jimmy Hamilton, Doug Whalen, Craig Lankford, Carol Blasley, Linda Freshour, Marty Wilson, Lisa Bulla, Deena Judah, Granville Rizek, Kathy Goss, Jane Robinson, Nancy Benjamin, Susan Waggener, and Matt Hill. ' SPONSQRS: Mr, Barrel and Mr, Snyder, OFFICERS: Matt Hill, Pres,5 Jimmy Galbraith, Vice-Pres.g Jane Robinson, Sec.: Fred Garland Treas.5 David Kaserman, Parl. 1 ! O Q S W luck Ptloxcl ssofi 7 if Seventh rade Class B Rikki Abrams Leon Adams Courtney Agnew Leslie Alexander Wayne Alexander Christie Allen Gerald Allen Jay Allen Patricia Allen June Anderson Steven Anderson Marsha Andrews Jerry Austin Nancy Avery Sheila Bacus Peter Balaban Derek Ball Rodney Ballard William Barnhart Cindy Barnum Mark Bartusch Stephen Bay Terry Bearclen Carol Beasley Barnard Beckloff Antonio Benavides Nancy Benjamin Kathleen Berney Max Billington Robert Billington ygtfil ne it li 'O Braden Black Jonathan Blancett Joe Bouldin Ronnie Brandt Charles Branham Jane Braselton David Brassfield Marsha Brett . Joni Brindley Calvin Brown ,. Ni yi! ww V rf' rw Rodney Burton Q Rhett Butler Tony Butts Bonnie Byerly Tony Byrd Pamela Cadamy Robin Caldwell Gloria Campbell Julianne Campbell Mark Campbell Greg Brown Patty Brown Susan Brown Wendy Brown Deborah Brunkhurst David Bryant Elizabeth Bulla Pamela Bumpass Vicki Bushong Dwayne Burt ,N9 x xfxdgf s 'N A 5, trial W I Q9 QC Bruce Campbell James Canon Craig Carder Lawrence Carpenter Cindy Carringer Richard Carroll Dennis Carter Richard Carter Susan Carter Gwynn Carver John Cassel Cindy Caston Charles Caulkins Marc Cawood Gary Cherry , 5 NOT SHOWN ! 1 Js X.: : bmw Janie Cherry Dana Chitwood Patricia Church Ken Clark Karen Clements Reed Clifton Michael Cochran Sandra Cole Katie Collier Dana'Colvin James Colvin Caren Cook Bryan Coon Cynthia Cooper Nina Cooper Rick Corley Mike Courtney Colleen Crandall Anita Crane Cindy Creekmore Glen Dahl Lauren Dahl Jackie Dale Dana Davidson. Ancil Davis Jim Davis June Davis Donna Dawes Colleen Decker Ronald Denney James Diggs David Dillender Bill Dodd Gregg Doolittle Roy Driggers Linda Dunafan Monty Durbin David Durrett Farley Duvall Pat Earley Caralee Cronk Christine Croom Steve Curry x I t U . Yi A5 X K 'I e HO Richard Eaton Kirk Elicker Kenneth Elliott Rebecca Elliott Christopher Emel Linda Erwin Lynn Eskridge Chuck Estes Teresa Evans William Evans Debra Exendine yi I Diane Fair T af QQ You Dana Farha David Finney Gary Floyd William Floyd Diane Forbes Lezley Fowler Marcia Franklin Linda Franklin Carol Frederick Linda Freshour Cecilia Frost Linda Fry Ion Gaines Jimmy Galbraith Debbie Galegor Fred Garland Gary Garland Mike Garrerson 30. Charles John Gail Tina Jim Gennings Gentile Gentille Gibson G1 QW V01 WF ak Lonnie Gilliland Brad Goodwin Kathy Goss Clark Graham Kathy Graziano Edward Green Shirley Greene Christie Griffin Nickey Guerriero Cindy Gustafson Janie Guthery Charles Hackney David Hall Steve Hall Steve Hall James Hamilton Lynne Hamilton Debra Hammond Sig Hanson David Harmony Charles Harris John Gillis as . Jeglay Qrrils Susan Harris Tim Harryman Philip I-Ieacock Janey Heagy Hana 0015 Peggy Hebblethwaite Larry Hedinger 4 Christine Hedrick A David Helm Paul Henderson 4 xy fl , fl! 57 Q Thomas Dale John as ifybflflg' L, jt' lfjf' . . . - ' J f 'J J U Gillis Girten Go1nsi.iiV!,ff i,sy i Aj X' ,I X Li , f 1 . J 1 1 -' 5 1 1' : 1 .7 1. ,a wx p be-0 Lovell? Ffotlflizi H, Q9-f,-F76 9 rw501'fe6+Y, Ion Hopkins Judith Harter li vwgi David Houchin William Hough Philip Howard Terry Howard David Howard Susie Howard Bill Herbst John Hildenbrand Hugo Hildenbrand Kenneth Hill Matt Hill Susan Hill Frank Hine Janis Hines Q Richard Hinkle Mona'Hogan Lynn Hollenbeck Sandra Holloman Steve Holsinger Robert Holton Leslie Homsey Now ifl can just remember that number' thinks Gary Sharpe. J J ww 'Ken Howeth Don Hudson Leigh Huff' Gregory Huffman Montgomery Hughes Del Humphreys Linda Hunt Bruce Hutchison Lee Ingram Glenda Ingram Claudia Jackson John Jackson Pamela Jacobs Sandy Jarvis Diane Jezek Cathi Johnson Daniel Johnson Donita Johnson Gregory Johnson Gary Johnston Johnny Johnston Anthony Jones Jay Jones Marcia Jones Renee Jones Susan Jones Van Jones Deena Judah James Jungroth Debby Kahoe David Kaserman Lori Kassmir Tom Keegan David Keilbarth David Kelly Susan Kemp Kathryn Kendrick Karen Kessler Philip King Tom Klein Susan Klipp Luann Kloefkorn Paula Knapp Daryl Kouts Pam Kraker Mark Krottinger Beth Kuhns Bill Kuykendall Tunice Kyle Linda Lafevers Brad Lane Ricky Lane Billy Lange Craig Lankford Joel Laughlin Rachel Lawrence Richard Lawson Don Lawyer Joe Ledgerwood Nelda Lemay Alan Lemons Brenda Lessly Donna Lester Gerald Letkiewicz Robert Ligon Richard Littlefield Diane Lloyd Richard Lloyd Diane Locke Yalonda Loftis Rsiwwifw W ' David Mase John Matlock Kenneth McClelland Larry McClure Donna McCrary John McDonald Vickie McDonald Kathy McElvany James McGee Mike McGinley Margaret McGuire Joseph McHugh Bradford 'Mclnteer Jean McKelvey Billy Meador Rob Meador Janet Merideth Janice Merret Roger Miller William Miller David Logan Phyllis Long Robert Long Teresa Lopshire Frederick Lutz Ross Magness Melissa Maloy Bob Martin William Martin Deborah Owens WWW Lynn Nelson Scott Newton Rachel Nixon Elizabeth Olson Mark Milligan Ray Milner Linda Moffatt Shelley Moler Rex Moore Susan Moore Michael Morgan Brenda Moss David Moss Lynn Mowrey William Mowrey Bruce Muhlberg Deborah Muirhead Jill Murphy Randy Murphy Paula Murr Doug Myron Bradley Naifeh Cynthia Nance Carey Nelson Elaine Remmers geta a lesson in grammer from English teacher Peggy Smith, Heidi Oxford Judy Palmer Jill Pancoast James Park Leigh Partain Glen Patterson Calvin Patzkie Cheryl Paulk Joann Paulsen Mark Paulsen Richard Paxson Pam Pearce James Peery Darlene Pelrs Debra Pelts X ' Q QW H .41 Sally Perkins Margaret Perry Gay Peterson 5 1 B 4 A Walter Peters Q' Martin Petrauskas Charles Pierce Janet Pippin Paula Plater Patty Porter Mark Ports David Pratt Jana Precise Robert Prevost Richard Prevost Janet Price Rickey Price Mike Rankin Cecily Rayburn Helen Reeve Brent Reid Elaine Re ers B t egar miie iii frii Monty Rice Sherrie Rice Rock Richardson William Richardson Ellen Rickel Ellen Riddle Julianne Ripetoe Granville Rizek Susan Roach XJ Diane Robertson Jane Robinson Mabel Robinson Rebecca Robinson Jack Roby Larry Rogstad Ernie Roller Ricky Rose Wesley Rowden Richard Rubbright Patricia Rullman Linda Rupp Debbie Ruth Sheri Rydeen Stephanie Salyer Phyllis Saulsbury Diane Saunders Erick Schuldt Scott Schultz Susan Schwab Kris Seabrook Steven Setari Shirle Shannon ,. ft ,X .-fx .f 1 Mrs Coffey helps Greg Johnson with his My ff I homework, V- t f J! Gary Sharpe Susan Shinn Danny Shoemaker Patricia Shouse Dana Shurtleff Steve Sinclair Laura Skeen Robert Sloat Candy Smalling Carole Smith Charles Smith Douglas Smith Rex Smith Sandra Smith Steve Smith .. Qfaafdwf-VU Cheryl Stu bblefield Carol Sughru Paula Swafford Dandee Swihart Jana Syrles Lisa Tanner Luann Tennery Mike Thomas Diane Thompson John Thompson Ronnie Thompson Steve Tipton Paul Towles Bill Trindle Steve Trippe ' ,' K I 1 1 If QQL F. I 'Fi 6 -I Z .. gg n S, 5339 -L- X -Q N S, .X 1 ' ' . ' X 1. iii'- L r4?F :E .qw I H . '-. xx I- I --af Sandy Snider Keitha Snodgrass .Bill Snyder Rex Sorensen Susie Southwell Scott Spaulding James Spivey Pat Springer Celeste St. Dizier James Stephens Walter Stewart Scott Stooker Doug Stoy, Jim Stratton Jnita Stroud fw-MJ' Jackie Turnage Mitchell Ulrey David Valentin Paula Vandever Debbie Vaughn Penny Vaughn Gary Vaughn Richard Vernon Kathy Vittt David Wadsworth Nancy Wallis Mark Watkins Randel Watkins Debbie Watson Donnie Watson Betsy Webber James Weinland Cathryn Welborn James Welin Sandra Wells Susan Waggener Nina Wagner Nancy Wakeham Gail Walker Gayle Walker Jam es Walker -Pam Walker Pamela Walker Ricky Walker Stephen Wallace Donald Wentroth Randy West Wendy West Steve Wetwiska Doug Whalen Katherine White Janet Whitley Brigitt Widmer Carolyn Williams Grant Williams Joe Williams Patricia Willoughby Elizabeth Wilson Judy Wilson Marvin Wilson -R .0 A is sl f1I.gl0J Robert Wilson Sue Wilson John Winblad Cindy Wirth Wesley Witten Thomas Womble Leslie Woods Patrick Woods Leslie Woolery James Wright Wes Wright Karla Yoder Diann Youker Shelly Balcur Jim Barrett Leslie Bitman Rita Blachev Sharon Bratcher Donna Dawes Pam Ely Tom Feegle Glen Harris Steve Hull Paul Hunt Daryl Kouts Debbie Myers Jerry Osten Marty Robbins Frank Ryde Cathy Welborn Pat Springer takes the easy way out by stashing his math book in the trash can. It isn't easy to stitch a straight line so Mona Hogan practices on a sheet of paper. x X xg X gx ,--, - N- -- x , , cy. -N., 33gf,gqwwm..M2. Ffa-srxwwv .W was f . , - f xN - x X A 599 Y mix ax . EGM S EX is 1, W.. Q .- Q. O s 5 Q f K wr, AQ X 1 X 9 A .. Www.. W SX x X V N gl Q t kwa X X X xx NX QP 5 3 ,X X X X N f lx Rfb XX 'Q X -Q . SX NNN'- Q 'Wm Zami . f 3 +11 .Nxf Ma X x X xi Q, , N. . , X. WN Q N..--WN-sl? x Q K X X XMQ ES, ss 3 xxx N X X N 9 Q9 Q if! ii . Q Q 4 Q S fagaqfg Q W x XX af' if mfg' X XQ X 5 WQQK ig,k5uf'l - :QQ JP? w Q O- Sym 1 .,., anaww ,LX L Q f -sg.: -.1 x xxx XXX! K k X awk x S-N -Q.,-x. X sg 1 Picasso cou1dn't have done better with still life Departments You don't have to be a tuba player to play the tuba, do you Larry? Susie Carter learns the secrets of the English language from Mrs. Vandenburg. is Q- ' '-21: David Randell and Keith I-Iouser look for books in our well-stocked library. Mrs. Brown gets the point across to her seventh grade English class. lnglish in l s Bill Farley, a new teacher at Hoover, pre- Pat Worel explains her English poster to Debbie , Pares a lesson for one of his eighth grade Dunbar and Susan Tucker. classes' The gospel according to' St. Harold. Miss Hoyt helps Steve Elliot and Bobby 'Morgan with a difficult problem. Math Think, Mike! Just what is the answer? Linda Kahoe and Jimmy Sides are enticed with Hoover s thriving mice community Mr. Stewart keeps a close eye on John Fiddler - - but wait! Is this math or earth science? Rick Nestlerode, Karen Merrill, and Mike McGinley, from Mrs. Dodson's physical science class, with the tools of the trade. Science Ah! The joys of teaching for Mr. Barr. Social Studies Gary Johnston and Ken Elliott have to reach higher and higher every day to touch the world. Lauranell Lasseter explains to James Olson the functions of United States Govemment. . E K in . ' -s x - 2,1 s The yearbook staff takes a trip to the Debbie Wolfe and Pam Kampf take orders for the Talon. Year annual yearbook C0nfC1'C11CC HI Central book sales determine the number of yearbooks to order. State College , Edmond . he alon Laurie Hewett and Jean Franklin, co-editors, prepare the triplicate copy sheets for the Q publishers. The yearbook staff with the sponsor, Mrs. Elijah, adds the final touches to the '67 Talon. Page editors Susan Mesigh, Tom Austin, Rick Elicker, 'Kerry Hunt, Barbara Rothe, and Joanette Allen confer with sponsor, Mrs. Elijah ' I 'he I I Hoover students catch up on school news by reading the l I l Hawk. Randy Barton and Richard Keen send out r bills to advertisers. Getting out the copy takes time and effort of the journa- lism class. E Speech Mrs. Brown shows Bill Lange and Kris Seabrook how to use a tape recorder in their study of speech. Randy Norman gives his farewell speech before he leaves Hoover. Sflesey- , n -ll O,TN 'A 11555, f l . , X f' .. i , Z 73 It James Spivey, Ray Milner, and John Gillis Terry Bearden has graduated from the blunt-end scissors to the sharp-pointed ones. replace the Mona Lisa with their own works of art. i Nelda Gough, Jim Stratton, and Craig Wallace study the color chart in Mrs. I-Iedrick's room. ifffip 4 U nik ff E3 4 e Shirley Warren smiles over her perfect paper. Mx, . Lovely hands give a new face to typing. T I Mrs. Eslinger instructs her class in the skills of typing. sf The 1966-1967 advanced choir with director Mrs. Weidner. The 1966-1967 beginning choir. Vocal Music The 1966 -1967 boys choir. Intermediate Orchestra Lianna Garvin, first violinist of the Advanced Orchestra. rchestra 72 Advanced Orchestra Advanced Band 2111 Beginning Band Beginning Band with Jim Burnett, director Homemaking Teresa Evans and Judy Wilson wonder,l Wham in the pot? Carol Beasley, Kathy Anderson, Robin Caldwell, and Rikki Abrams get ready to eat the meal they prepared Linda Phipps, Diane Hicks, and Brenda 'Cashion work diligently at cutting out a pattern. Seventh grader Sheila Bacus uses the tips she received in good grooming class. 74 ndustrial Arts Mi. Savage shows Terry Haley how to operate a table saw. Gaylan Billington, Hoover's village black smith, works hard at his job. i I The 21rChifCCfS Of 'f0m01'f0W??? ' The masked welderiwelds again, as Mr. Wilson supervises. Q2 qw 0' V 6,5 lL ' x 'Rh' 'err UQQ' using the tape recorder I Of 175 M R 5.1 al n llllvllifl 4 , ' . E 'g . I Mrs. Miller teaches Mrs. Coffeyvg 7th grade class basic Spanish by I Spanish Pam Matlock Ccentery, Spanish queen, with her attendants Pat Matlock, Elaine Sotor, A use of dialogue. Jan Reynolds, Maryanne Mercer, Becky Burton, and Janet Spear Seventh graders learn Spanish through the s French Mrs. Milstead coaches Marta Palmer and Steve Cargill in their French pronunciation. fi Mrs. Milstead and Debbie Evans apply the finishing touches to their homeroom door deco- ration which received 2nd place at Christmas time. Mrs. Milstead gives final in- structions to her 7th grade class before starting their test. 77 Susan Ranney, Kathy Bannister, and Linda Woolery pause in expectation as Lydia Blockyou begins her serve. irls P.E. Kathy Bannister, Marge Satterfield, and Debbie Parham develop coordination by playing ping-pong. Keeping physically fit by doing tum- bling stunts are Janet Bertram and Suzy Sass. 78 Linda Holt and Susan Clogston practice basketball inthe girls new gym. FOOTBALL: ROW 1: Jeff Emel, David Hill, Craig Light, Mark Burger, Ken Davidson, Sam Villyard, ROW 2: Jeff Goodrich, Mark Dickerson, Paul Erwin, Jeff Heacock, Mark Lovelace, Billy Hayes, Rick Nunley, Keith Houser. Boys P.E. With a surge of strength, Larry I-Ieiner pulls himself up. Muscle Man, Bruce Silvey, hangs suspended by a rope in the gym. Fritz Ford, Larry Mathis, and Andy Vossler practice their golf- j ing skills as Mr. Les Snyder, Q sponsor, looks on. 79 A TEAM: ROW 1: T. Pippin, R. Heard, P. Erwin. B. Morgan, Coach Conine. ROW 2: I. Waggoner, L. Biggs, P. Darrough, D. Rankin, R. Overton, ROW 3: D. Dawson, B. Sharpe, R. Oxford, L. Heiner, B. Silvey, Not Pictured: M. Galegor Paul Darrough and Dave Rankin get all wrapped up in their wrestling. B TEAM: ROW 1: B. Hays, R. Reinke, M. J. Allen, R. Truitt, C. Lord, S. Wetwiska, M. Lovelace, M. Mumma, T Coach Conine. ROW 2: G. Ferguson, T. Respess. G. Harris, J. Fidler, J. Bailey, M. H. Allen, J. Roach, I. Wells, i ROW 3: G. Sharpe, D. Stoy, I. Allen, R. Denny, K. Nottingham, M. Rice, D. Bennett, M. Standifer. Not Pictured: K. Rhodes and D. Short 80 Wrestling Kerr Jefferson Kennedy Classen Hobart Classen Jefferson Harding John Marshall Southeast Kerr Je fferson Kennedy Classen Hobart Classen Je fferson Harding Capito Hill A TEAM SCORES HH Opponent 34 8 46 O 5 8 0 49 2 35 8 52 0 39 9 45 3 44 6 44 0 B TEAM SCORES HH Opponent 30 12 39 6 40 ll 50 0 46 8 51 3 46 6 56 0 42 2 BASKETBALL A TEAM: ROW 1 - B. Logsdon, D. Ford, R. Robinson, D. Bardwell, R. Carlile. ROW 2 - S. Elliott, B. Busken, M. Kaserman, G. Kidd, Coach Corliss. ROW 3 - J. Pancoast, T. Jenkins, C. DeBoer, D. Elliott, J. Emel, R. Dollarhide. asketb all BASKETBALL B TEAM: ROW 1 - G. Adkins, D. Ford, R. Robinson, D. Bardwell. ROW 2 - D. Jenkins, M. Dickerson, L. Schwab, B. Busken, H. Cook. ROW 3 - J. Emel, G. Kidd, R. Dollarhide, J. Pancoast, B. Bames Steve Elliott bounces his way to basket ball fame. 5 -I 2 si v i i So This Is Paris , a musical, presented by the drama department, and the music department under the direction of Mrs. Patty Miskovsky and Mrs. Mary Ella Weidner oti ities 1 Mgmt N ,s or WMNM aMMW,.ta.tMs ww..,. wi sa 7.l?lSR52ciQ , The Christmas door decoration contest for , homerooms was one of the activities spon- sored by the Junior National Honor Society. Jenny Villyard and Marsha Harris check in money to Mr. Kelly for the magazine sales. 83 Know Them mm.,--W-I Jerry Brindley, president of Student Council e Nancy Remp, president of Honor Society M-----N-.......,.A,,w. . I S D LIM BAMTMPM Cathy Wiley, president of Red Cross Debbie Wolfe, president . of Safety Council 84 7 Y, Their ffice Dan Lyons, president of Math Club ,ax R Mary Lynch, president of Pep Club Skip Tanger, Spanish Club Steve Cargill, French Club Gerald Kidd, Coin Club Cathy Spraggins. Home Economics Susan Parry , Thespians 85 Student Council Officers: Janet Spear, secretary- treasurerg Rossie Robinson parliamentariang Rick Truitt, vice-president Student Council 1966-67 Student Council and sponsors, Les Snyder and Darla Hickam. Jerry Brindley, presidents Mr. Les Snyder checks out candy to homeroom representatives. Candy sales were sponsored by the Student Council as a fund raising and service project. Part of the profit was given to the American Diabetic Society Jon Gaines, Scott Emel, and Valerie Mackey admire the Student Council display in the social area. The gavel is a gift to Hoover from Jim Burgess, president 1965-66. which was presented to him for being Intra-city Student Council president. Herbie Hawk is our school mascot. The O letter is given to Hoover's outstanding athletes. The trophy was presented to Hoover's wrestling team for taking second place at the Classen tournament in 1965. . x is .xl The 9th grade National Junior Honor Society with co-sponsor, Mrs. Elijah. The 8th grade National Junior Honor Society with co-sponsor, Mrs. Miller. 88 Honor Society Officers: Connie Wightman, treasurerg Nancy Remp, presidentg Rick Cordray , vice- president, and Marta Palmer, secretary. Q Barbara Rothe and Cindy Webb discuss plans with Mrs. Miller, co-sponsor of Honor Society, for the faculty Christmas tea. Skip Tanger, president of Homeroom A123, and Patti Bowen, chairman of the decoration commit- tee, have received the S5 check given as first prize for the Christmas door decoration contest sponsored by the Honor Society. its :ML u Officers: Pam Kampf, vice-presidentg Karen Seabrook, secretaryg Debbie Wolfe, president. Safety Council The 1966-1967 Safety Council with sponsors, Mr. Stan Bartel and Mr. A. C. Lorenz Mrs. Miskovsky 's '7 th grade English Class has a security drill. Security drills are a safety precaution in case of tornados. Randy Elliott, Mark Whitt, and Frank Wright follow safety regulations set up by the Oklahoma City Council for motor- cycles. Back the attack on traffic accidents symbolized by BTAOTA was the major project of the Safety Council this year. Z ' Red Cross officers: Cathey Wiley, president: Glenda Ricker, secretary: Linda Cliffton, vice- president: Jane MCC auley, parliamentariang and Bob Deadwyler, treasurer, fnot picturedj. Red Cross The 1966-1967 Red Cross representatives witn sponsors Mescal Nelson and Mary Hedrick. O X Our school nurse, Mrs. Nelson, checks Mark Vandagriff for the bug, il- I . WEN Ja, o 0 y- , J O . I i ' ' . 4 S -11 I wonder if Mr. Burnett will still be sxrnil ing when I finish, wonders Mrs., Nelson. Burney Buskin, Sherry Fisher, and Jo Ann Tower read the Red Cross Journal. Pep Club The Officers of the Pep Club Terri Hunter, Pat Matlock, Mary Lynch, Judy I-line, Sue Hurst. A Squad with cheerleaders. The cheerleaders: Kay Thomas, Diann Hicks, Susan Ranney, Suzy Sass, Kathy Hahn, Janet Ranney, Pat Morgan, and Jenny Villyard. t 3, X X xi T K . .1 - . B Squad with sponsors Paula Hoyt, Mary Ella Weidner, Patty Miskovsky, Petrina Browning, and Jo Leta Tilley . Math Club Officers: George Hibdon, parliamentariang V.G. Duvall, treasurerg Dan Lyons, presidentg Nancy Remp, secretaryg Greg Summy, vice-president. ath Club The 1966-1967 Math Club with sponsors: Mr. Stan Barrel, Mr. Morris McKay, Mr. Bob Klaassen Miss Paula Hoyt, and Mrs. Doris McGill. y R Officers: Vice-President, 1 Cathy Wileyg President, Susan Parryg Secretary, Jan Williams. r 3 1 The 1966-1967 Thespian Club with sponsor, Miss Gail Battles. Thespians Library Club 1 , 1966-67 Library Club with sponsor, lvlrs. Kay Fryer. Home Ec Club with officers Leigh Partain, Jan Williams, Cathy Spraggins, and Carolee Cronk with sponsor as Mrs. Reynoids. OIH6 Ec Club it J ft' 'Q Home Ec Club with sponsor Mrs. Greene. Eighth and ninth grade French Club with sponsor Mrs. Milstead. French Club French Club officers: Shirley Warren, treasurerg Steve Cargill, presidentg Connie Wightman, vice-presidentg Laurie Hewett, secre tary, and Jane McCauley, assistant secretary. The ninth grade Spanish Club with sponsors, Mrs. Bernice Miller and Mr. Paul Suttles. Spanish Club Spanish Club officers: Janet Spear, secretary: Skip Tangner, president: Diane Vick, treasurer, and Rick Cordray, vice- president. The eighth grade Spanish Club with sponsors, Mrs. Bemice Miller and Mr. Paul Suttles The 1966-1967 Coin Club with sponsors Mr. Darrell McFeaters and Mr. Robert Brown Jane McCauley and Nancy Remp sell coin-collecting folders to interested students. Coin Club Coin Club officers: Paul Erwin, treasurer: Gerald Kidd, presi- dentg Jim Denneny, sergeant at arms: Bill Bush, secretaryg and Ernie Sessums, vice-presi- dent Qnot picturedj. f hat Goes n Hoover The activities at Hoover are many and varied. Due to the increased enrollment this year, Hoover has been able to offer a bigger scope of activities, both in the classroom and extracurricular projects. On previous pages we have concentrated on the clubs and classes. Now, we are picturing some of the things that are not usually caught by the camera. We hope that these pictures will bring back some pleasant memories. 5 Q M x ? ,X i ,, ,f Mx - K W I04 I Kebwawk ,Q .SXWEILNLJ Q, Cx fs Nbjwiw . J YELQ4 I iii?- Af UUQ R , A .5 Q . K .. . ERTS5 x -2e::5ib3sS': - mx L 1 sk Ag sf ' .NNSX X Talon Salesmen Am I x 1 i X I xc t li f X S X X E T anim x A A fmx, x V- Q K.. . x xx. swf. 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