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

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1935 volume:

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A 9 ,, , V V, -V Q, VV h .V,iMg5i,hV...V V Ag.-VM. aaxgy' K xii! x ,VV -,SV-,VV A 4 ,ju -. IVV2- '7-LVBVQQ - M 'rQ.,V . ' ' ' ':-Ve, A V VV' 1- V ' V 'VP-., a V. -55 -,gi ,JV VV f, at , . ,V V14 M, if Vg,,tV- V Vw' f' .. Qxg:.4-W VV, V- gg, V.. 5.5, 'F F 1-if, J U N E ' ,' 1 3 +5 IAS CAREINALES 0 in? PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASSNOF HOOVER SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL, SAN DIEGO GUI? TCDWEI2 -hat Tower, to us old grads, Means so much more than The leaving ot a school loehind n which we had many joys And likewise many sorrows. t means to us more than we know More than we can feel t is something indetinalole An ethereal spirit that tloods our beings And makes us sad That we are leaving its guidance. l HOOVER SENIOR HIGH TOWER PARK TGWER There stands td guide us Full of meaning Full of friendship and understanding Full of promise to be Of united fellowship. ' V Q .I'x :I I, ' '- X X lJ'?Wh M173 CALIFORNIA TOWER, BALBOA PARK FOUNTAIN Peaceful and cool The fountain sparkling forth Like tl'ie waters of Life It bubbles anol foams, Dances and glistens, Tfien it faoles anol dies - Losing its effervescenee HOUSE OF HOSPITALITY, AMERICAS EXPOSITION EDUCATICDIXI To education I give a toast To its leadership and guidance To its knowledge and wisdom To its gitts to us-great men, great works and great deeds. May its torcti never waiver or die. PALACE OF EDUCATION, AMERICAS EXPOSITION CLASS SUNG All hail this class ot thirty-tive, alive with hope and joy, We teign would stay in l-loover, but our time we must employ, Firmly we press onward, to scale the unknown heightg Assume new duties, always stand tor justice and tor right. ll As down the corridors ot time, we travel thru the years, Our thoughts will be returning, to this school and triends so dear. Qur taith will never waiverg each step we'll hold secure, Farewell to dear old l-loover, may her tuture long endure. Words by Marion Ruting Music by Loella Bunch D AS CA DINALES JUNE 1935 ADMINISTRATION J FLOYD A. JOHNSON MEMBERS ot the Graduating Class ot June l935 - - - ln the months and years that now have their close you have tormed habits ot mind that will now help to determine your outlook on lite. Each year the world about you is changing and each year the challenge tor young people becomes greater. With the spirit ot cheertulness that has marked your stay with us and with a high aim in your mind you hold two ot the prime requisites to success. If you have not already done so, may you early determine your course through lite and then depend not upon your genius but upon faith in yourselt, diligence, earnestness ot purpose and hard worlc. Christopher Columbus, during his long ocean voyage, wrote on the ship's log each day We sailed westward which was our course and this voyage resulted in the discovery ot a continent. Great developments and discoveries will certainly take place within the next titty years and you people are the ones who will be called upon to help bring them about so set your goal and steer a straight course toward it. Q Floyd A. Johnson. n1As CARDINALES 'JUNE 193 Tle EACH ot you in this class otlune. I935, leaves Herbert Hoover High School with my sincerest wishes tor success in your tuture worI4. May each ot you carry with you something ot the spirit and loyalty that has made our school a success, and teel that you are always a part ot this institution. Virginia W. Kyes. HIGH school graduation brings to everyone a sense ot having completed a tundamental step in their career. You should now be able to better direct your activities in the future, and gain the tullest possible return from your ettorts. I hope you accomplished your aims. Frank Stein. FRANK STEIN VIRGINIA W. KYES DIAS CARDINALES JUNE 19 'Ihirt 4 HOOVERSFACUUV Eloyd A. Johnson .....4...,.... Principal Eranlc P. Stein .....,.. ..,. V ice Principal Mrs. Virginia W. Kyes ,..,.. Dean ot Girls ART DEPT. EOREIGN LANGUAGEDEPT. SCIENCE DEPT. Ann Grogan J. Miltord Ellison COMMERCIAL DEPT. Mrs. Mabel Edson Mrs. Elizabeth L. Hamilton Lawrence E. Hollingsworth E. Agnes Kohanour Glenn W. Lindahl Mrs. Louise W. Snead Clyde W. Tupper ENGLISI-I DEPT. Eerne V. Bassett Mrs. Marie L. Cox Mrs. Grace E. Goodwin Olive L. I-Iawley Beth E. Johnson Georgia D. Richardson Cynthia Lou Stanton Daisy O. Tompkins Eunice Trimble MUSIC DEPT. Frank T. Close Mrs. Mercedes Miller Maude Mae Clupht Mrs. Claudine McClelland Mrs. Ethel E. Peterson Mary Pickett Walling Corwin James Meeuwenberg Lovell I-I. Peirce Edith A. Purer Mrs. Lois Y. Sorlcness MATHEMATICS Dgpqj SOCIAL SCIENCE DEPT. I-larry G. Alway I-Ienry B. McDaniel Charles W. McMichael Mrs. Ora M. Wilson I-IOUSEI-IOLD ARTS DEPT. Mrs. Jean Beclc I'IeIen E. Donnelly Dagny Ingebritson PHYSICAL ED. DEPT. Wottord T. Caldwell Mrs. LaRue E. Williams Bruce K. Maxwell I John M. Perry Mrs. Mildred S. Stanley Geneva V. Upp Mrs. I-Ielen R. Banlierd Alma E. Giddings Blanche Naylor Mrs. Lee R. Pingree Ruth Schiterle Agnes Worlc SPEECI-I DEPT. C. Gerald l'lasty Ethel Mae DeVol TECI-INICAL ARTS DEPT. Albert E. Atlcins I-Iarold A. Blaclc Aylett D. Clarlc Robert I. Evans Polly Grove .........,.. Nurse M. Grace Reely, . ., . .Librarian Sgt. C. E. Noll. . .R. O. T. C. DIAS CARDINALES JUNE 193 Eoudeen SENIORS 4.5.6- ff X Q f X. W if xii, N x 'S -' f-H 1 x f fr 4 X fs if XV N X Vx N it , f f NX ' ss f X f-, , .-N-ty 2 sk Z X 1' -' 1 12: 1 X X N ZQ'ff 5fWs 1 f MILLER I-IELM RUFING NOON JUNE CLASS CF 1935 IN the early part ot September ot the year nineteen hundred and thirty-two, three hundred and titty-one slightly bewildered and awe- striclcen peagreens wandered selt-consciously into the depths ot that great institution, I-Ierbert I-Ioover I-Iigh School. Since that time the June class ot '35 has seen its school ascend even higher into the heights ot tame. In tootball, ever the toremost sport, it has grown trom a little- heard ot team into a hard tighting machine that is a serious tactor tor any- one to deal with. As a climax, it has now been admitted into the powertul Bay League. Similarachievements could be related tor the other sports and activities also it there was room tor the story. During its Senior B term, the class chose Bfll Noon tor its president. Bill was well assisted by Carl I-Iendel as vice president: Fred .Iensen as secretary: and Marion Ruting as treasurer. Delzoe Miller was chosen to lead the Senior A class with the assistance ot: Woodrow I-Ielm, vice presidentg Marion Ruting, secretary: and Bill Noon, treasurer. For the tirst time the Senior play was put on tor tour nights. The title was the Torchbearers and was held April 3, 4, 5, and 6. May I5 the class boarded a tleet ot trucks and spent the day at Pine Valley. This was the tirst time that a June class had gone to the moun- tains tor ditch day. The next important date on the Senior calendar was Vespers, held Sunday, June 9. Tower day was held the tollowing Tuesday, ,Iune II. The grand climax, graduation, was held Wednesday, June I2. Amidst a battery ot tloodlights and tlowers, two hundred and torty- one strong, selt-reliant men and women were sent torth to meet the world. May they meet with Success! DIAS CARDINALES JUNE 19 Sixteen V - J. I 'F IQ-A QI Q . wigs' 5 T I 'M A BUNCH GIGLIOTTI GRANT HARVEY HENDEL HODGETTS MAHONEY OLSON SHELTON SMEDLEY SONTAG STANLEY SUMMERS WARREN CABINET DITCH DAY ......,.......... .... R OSEMARY MAHONEY, FRANK OLSON COMMENCEMENT .........,.. ...... M ARGARET HARVEY, CARL HENDEL SENIOR DANCING CLASS ..,.. ...................... J ANICE SHELTON VESPERS ,..................., .,,.......,.,.... F LORA GIGLIOTTI ANNOUNCEMENTS .....,,. ...HARRY HODGETTS SENIOR A PLAY ...... .... G LADYS SUMMERS I PLAY TICKETS ,..I..... ....... D E STANLEY ANNUAL ,............... .... B ETTY WARREN SENIOR A CARDINAL ..., ...... R UTH SONTAG SONG ............,,.............. .... L OELLA BUNCH BALL ..................,............ ..... M ARIE SMEDLEY PRESIDENT OE CARDINAL COEDS .... ..... G RETTA GRANT Q DIAS CAIIARDINALES ' JUNE 1935 Seventeen Lucile Castle Aggson Albert E. Atkins Margaret Jane Alberty Thelma Marie Backstrom John William Allison Thomas Alexander Bacon Leroy D. Alward Wanda Lee Baker Paul Frederick Anderson Irvin Edwin Baranov l-ludson Taylor Armerding Lloyd Ralph Baskerville Q, .- ' , W-his 4. 51:4 ' xg ey' 15,134 I , Wi z xii - sz! 'lf fa sw M' ,f 1 jf 5 K f lv' Q 1 wif f f 1 NV ! f I sf ff f l 57 A ,y X X I V, ,AW srl 4 x Wy , 6 :dgtrfzf-:.4: f ., ' ffdisft 4- ,, ,A f if Y , ' 5 43,2 f f xxx QW ff: , 1 xW r V Z .1 Q lf: 4 Q4 X f XV, ,Z 4 4 , W f f I if Q i .4 , ,W T 2,7 XX, ,f ,f ff Z7 A f X f ,Z X 4 X f We T , , W, M y .TQ , Ag, ,,.. . ' X! f ,iff s 3, X! I ff 1 f , Q KV ,A V, X , 7, I f,,, ,f S. 4 NW f I if ,, f y 1 f . ,W .ri Av' b,42f:!f , 1 H f fi i 'A 1 'T 3 T 'ss' ' 452' ' UWC f if X f , l X ff X , tm J f 1 ff f 4, f , f , ,ff f X IZ 1 M f f Q f , rw.-4 DIAS CARDINALES - JUNE 1935 Eighteen I if M ' A X 4' 5 , if I f I ff f ' f f, X T, I W , if x iffy, B. . I Az .: f B B gg I x Ralph Richard Bell Virginia Bryant Adella Mildred Berryman Elizabeth Catherine Buchanan Lawrence Eugene Black LeRoy Julius Buerger J. Gladden Boaz Loella Ruth Bunch Norelma Dorothy Bolt Robert lrwin Burch Madeline A. Bond Mickey Burleigh AS CARDINALES JUNE 193 Nineteen Robert Patrick Burns Leslie Cassie Charlotte Caragher Betty Chatlin Edythe Caragher Delouris Chapman Charles l-larry Cardwell Edna Josephine Charbonneau Earl Lee Carmen Lionel E. Chase Ernest L. Casares George A. Childers six AWN A j A f Q f ,f V 2. Z, ,W V ,,.. ,L 1 I X2 1 M X N f fr' F ff X7 , 7 , ZX 7 n sy r X ' MS, Q, w X J f!XN Q syff Q fy Sf X M f ff K A , 0 w K ff c ff f f f 1 t , f 4 gfff I f ,Z W ,W - , gli, , -V1,- xv 79 , f ,f 9 , wif, ,f , y 7 xyv 5 ' CZ, rt I , , W 432 X W? 2, A .R X 1 fy . , , 5,-my ffan s-g i i z ,,, fi . ' '- M. 7 ' 'N' iEg'4. A . X N ' Ip 1 ,4'ffK-wi f f, va? ' Z, l ,V -'Qi Us , 4 , 521' iv, fx -'Q ,e X .,, , ff' 22 ' - K Z , X -f.y:3rt.f' , 1,2 M7534 M y ,.,:f ' L fi , ,f W1 in 17 M , ,4 .,,., 4 DIAS CARDINALES Twenty JUNE 1935 X i ,E gi 131 . C , .X ' - 5 t .X C i Ns ,g.k. Ox .-x VG 7:-.,, H 0 George C. Collier Dorotlwy Lucille Davis Eugene Willard Cowell Theodore Patriclc Davis Marilynn Croolcs Patricia Dawson Charlotte Berttia Woodbury Curtis Jeanne Elizabetlfi Dennis Lester Seldon Dantortlw Rae Allen Derrer Katliryn C. Danielson Joan l-lartwell Diclcinson DIAS CARDINALES JUNE 193 Twen-n tyoe 5 Robert Wallace Dickinson Charles Livingstone Fay Alan L. Dunn I-lelen Ethel Fibiger .lane Marguerite Dunning Josephine Meredith Finnigan Alsace Lorraine Durham Dan William Fitzelc Marion Elizabeth Farr Margaret Alta FitzGeralcl Ilene Virginia Farris f Winitred M. Franz UG ,t,,i . ,, 'K X N X X 0 1 . ,, N 1 , 1 XX I QQ 5 yy W 2 fx, i X QW ' IK' ,: jg ss? S f sg f l . . . lv-:::5i1, :A:lf k ig , -Q C --N, VV :X Q, M 5 V ' I . P f I ff KWSN, f V 5:54. : 9-sw, -g X f::f'ff. f -- Wigw- . j::+f.:, Eifff- 1 f' 3 g I, I .,. , , ,i .,,,, A . I 4 .' ff ' Y -N152- 12 ':? 3 W I ff xr! M' W ' N yi ,ff fi I, xi V.-ml ' 2 ' QA- , f ff 6 f fs? j f, 1-11 is, I we fm, P3235 , M I , jlgifgi 9.4 b i, 4' ff W! DIAS CARDINALES - JUNE 19 Twenty-two X , .. , W.-,:,.,, l-lenry Dewey Frazier Flora D. Gigliotti Alice Virginia Garland n Charlotte Lillian Gilmour Wilberta Marie Ginther Q32 i l Price Ray Garner ix G 4 Mabyn Elizabeth Garrett Rachel Eula-Mae Goodwin Kathleen Louise Gerber Royal Gould, Ill , 1 y l-larvey Frederick Gerwig a Gretta Grant R I i 'iii yi ' yt W1 2! K ,. Lee, , ' DIAS CARDINALES JUNE 1935 Twenty-three l-larry Meltord Graves Robert Wesley l-laaclc Edward Peter Grernett Ralph John l-laddocli Dorothy Lorraine Grentell Eileen Dorothy l-lale Mary Margaret Grittith Marjorie l-lale Doris Ethelyn Gritliths l-loward l-lalegedahl if X X? I ,i X X X MX , wg, , , ,2 0 X X XX 4 if 4 N 4 KXX f 1ifGff i5V K - Kiiim E , A X X7 X 7 X QXX f 1 I V XM f W ' x S 1 X I 352. i if' ' l , , hs! IQ f 'V X 1 244 ' ' X f Y f .r l ff: .. 1 ag? , ., ,Sift M6 I . .J41 -1f':gs57f K . ggi.. ,. -V - ,,3,. ,. ..,, . ,,,, ,W I A 1 1, , W! 7 ' Z ISK f A W sg 1 1 ZJW A' , ,, 'I 1 A-. . Q. fy ,005 I I.. Wk x f .X i ,sy , W 1, 1 5 f? 9 , ff 5,244 ,.,,. ? - ' rfi f If gn Elizabeth Emily Gunn Lewis Ashton l-lallstrom M yy., ' 'X j , '-W, wk 1 , ,HJ , ' fy rrr, , DIAS CARDINALES - UNE 1935 Twenty-tour AQ, L ,T Xff -'X N S x 9 ,X E Q Margaret Elinor l-lamer Virginia Florence Harvey Robert E. l-lansen Lorna Davene l-laslcins Elizabetli Louella l-largett Viola Jean l-laubriclw L3 -Q Cecelia June l-larris l-lelen Etta l-lelm ,Q i'r1 . ' A' ' A Thomas Diclcinson l-lart if ' if Woodrow Albert l-lelrn ' M ' I WNW Arrfl f , Z ,iz Margaret l-larvey ' E Carl Ernest l-lendel 4 V I , DIAS CARDINALES ' JUNE 193 Twenty-tive George R. Higgins William Francis Hostetler Robert Louis Hill Jack Benthall House Harry Thomas Hoolgetts Pauline Lois Houston Marjorie Anne Hoocl Donald Clark Hulbert Aubrey John Hopkins Jeanne Humphreys U Roy S. Hosalca U EI Kenneth Augustus Hurt D ' 'Z 2 1 I V, , I 1 f A W' gb if if ,A . ,. , 12,569 , 4,f4V'f iss X 9 ,ff 24 ? N gf 1 ja ,fu V M Y f a-'C 1 93, , if -. '. ' ,.,,,, ' .V i U 11 .11 , .V .. . .. 0 5 . if VV. ,. , , Z lu , vi fl! 1 gi -,WNW W, . . as ff wife W X f ,Q 'savvy use 'V rr' X a,.f jf, ' ' f' if: 'V f'527f.52V' ,ry 4 2- 3 ff X , f X fff f X fff Z MW .Aff 4561 , , ff -if' 4 gin 1 ff - ft V- if A , 'fag i f, ' ,ji ff ,' fw-vi. 1- . xg! ffmm- ,na 4f 1 Y af rf fu , Q ji -Quqagy, xl, mfg, ef Q 5 . 1. - ss 4 72? DIAS CARDINALES - UNE 1935 Twenty-six ff f M f as ff Q I E1 f Q49 X li! ff , , X i X X! f' f x X xx X N N X X X X 4 R xx Q M Q M X '12 gs 'Q i me ir Q , N Xe . js' ,R K.. X X xi Q . It 'KL A -.-L 4 if X5 Zn' f Mg., , 'V if Z I 2 vw., ,, - A1 4 5 K I f X W? f eff 1 Z!! HZ fl? A ff 1 X zz ,JJ J ' 1 W f 1 , 'Wa fv Lucille Edytlwe Jones Lois Eileen Kirkpatrick Perry Menelee Jones Flora May Kirtland David Leonard Jensen Marvin R. Kerslcen Fredericlc Nolen Jensen Charles Burton King J. l-larold Jensen Goodwin Kislwler Marjorie Mary Kalwle Karl Fred Koloriclw AS CARDINALES - JUNE 193 Twenty-seven Edward Michael Kops June L. Lawson l-lenry Walter Krayiecki Minnabelle Lenore Layton August Krutzsch, Jr. Jerry Tittin Lettwich, Jr. Donabelle Lalzrance Ralph Albert Lejonhucl Olga Vera Langenstein Ruth Evelyn Lent E Evelyne Georgia Levine EI gm? Dorothy Jacqueline Lawrence .,, I M 1 I7 ,.,,- .Q , N W W f y I 5 7 S41 ' ' ,Meg is VV I ff X A J W K f .I Q if zwgf. 5. .f iiir , f 11 X , f ffy Qt ,JK j , A Q 2 11.53 y7v Xx f 'Y r ' W .. ' Y I ..., Y f 5 YK f3 4 XS: 4 R I3 X , 1 . 4 f 'f ff :A , , ,,.. X Z 1 eg J f , A 9 df f N 4 z 0 , J 4' AW fz L f X 3 ' . 7. . ,f -gb A ' .- ff? it I A J we liui 5 J ,.., , .,,. , ,, W ' W f DIAS CARDINALES - JUNE 193 Twenty-eight Qs X Chris E. Loss 3 Mary l.aRae Mel-lorney Rosemary Mahoney Arthur DeFoe Miller Zenna Verl Marshall Janet E. Mills Earl William McBride Robert l-l. Mitchell Jane Isabelle McCarthy Frances Mary Moore Roloert F. McEvoy .lohn Wanner Moore DIAS CARDINALES JUNE 19 , Twenty-nine. Charles G. Morehouse Donalol Oscar Nelson Lorraine E. Morton Theoolora Justina Nelson Ruby Elizabeth Mossbarger Lester Nipper Albert J. Munzenrnaier Alonzo William Noon Eva Beleta Myers Jack Frederick Noyes Oliver Lee Roy Nash Frank Lewis.Olson, Jr. QW' 57 1 I Y 1 W, , Q , 0 As l fm, 5 i f f K 1 BX ,- ff l f -- ggxf' x47 .j 6 94 . ,Q , vra.:.M 3' ., 1-M.. . sky if ,Vx I :Q I ,, fl. 451. '1- ,VZ ,..i, f .,,, ....,. , I U .N V, X :g -:W 5, , if 4 1, Q. so , f, 4, , fha. W ff '- -12 fvf,,,f ' f 41 fl , . ff f i f Q f 7 X f 2 K QW , 4 ft 5 ff W f V Xes5V if If wr, . f -A Q 1 ff fy l if , Yr 0 fa' ' ff ' ' ,,,,f, , ,.-,,, V, .,,r. ,A qA' ,f ,X ffj, fff rg f ' ax , .f , NJ- I fa, wi, ff W ! y f I W - i i Az, My 05 , 1 fy' 5 5 Y ,Kg ,g. f f ,f W ' 45 A ff DIAS CARDINAL ES - JUNE 19 Thirty f 521.1 j 1 1 07 'Z W ' 2 N? W X X XM M gg X . ggff :ff.: H 1, N X E X xx- .Qx X XX t N Q P :IX 1 -N A 'SR' , ' : N43 . 'V ', K! ,, L 'X if :FL ' ff N ' ' Y15- .s .....'r3 . 5 . P A 'sis 2 fi g bw . 'EA th :ff iff , 41, is 1 X l Q .xx N X N . XS X . . I Q X, . - , X X Margaret Louise Qlson Robert Charles Peterson l-lelen Audrey Padilla Gertrude Evelyn Ptahler S. R. Peclc June Dinsmore Piercy Clitlord Morse Parker l-larley Alvin Porter Louis A. Pavellca Archibald Lewis Potter, Jr. Marian Elizabeth Pearson Cleveland Joseph Potter DIAS CARDINALES JUNE 19 Thirty-one Eleanor Margaret Ratlerty Grace Ellen Richards Dorothy E. Randal Georgina l-larriet Richmond Woodrow A. Ratner Betty Ann Riclcenberg Paul Raymond Albert Dugar Roberts Barbara Alice Reed James Wynbourne Routh, Jr. Vivian Ruth Reese David Rubel , ..... .... .. NV-.1 ..Q5.,Wf,: . i,1., X -, :,, , A X all W fi ff fy, ' f Qtr E, ,Q X A Q , X S fi? 'f IV f ,f 71 zsx-. f - , - zsfwn as-' X w X WX , N 7 K , mr f X! , , , W y X S sr fax y ,.,,. L , ,,i., A , -M f . f Nzzgh. X ff' , - ' ' -s ff 42 sf 6' N f f f AWG N W A ' X ff f X s S X:-if V' ' X w f f - Elf W-V rw 4 .. .JZ M I f DIAS CARDINALES - JUNE 19 Thirty-two Marion Elizabeth Ruting Yvonne Aolell Sherbuncly S 'xfiii Betty Mae Sammis ak gb 1 .t:. hlbz Sophie Toyoko Shizume f fi' r ' ' ' 52 Ri X Saxon Willette Sammons Barbara Grentell Shryoclc Frank Walter Savage Dorothy l. Sims Auclrea Ellen Scott Jarrett L. Slaughter Janice Ramona Shelton A l Benjamin Albert Small DIAS CARDINALES JUNE 1935 Thirty-three Ruth Marie Smedley Joe Taylor Smilie r Ruth Olivia Sontag GQFS H, f yi ,f , f ' j KZ W! 1 Q yy - ff' ., ' Vivian Spence 7 , , , f f f 'f S A. 1 Jack l-l. Smith V ' ' AZ2' l Margaret Eileen Smith Oliver Robert , f,,, Geraldine Fay Stanley X f crff W , if ' ...., JZX4 ' V 0 , .1 6 ! f Z f W f , f , f 1 f X fff , .M , f 4 Logan DeGratt Stanley King Smith A Zr, A ,',i 1 fd , ia WM? D I M ' Si G C GVIOH CTTICD f 47 I ,z ' :iffy . ff fffflf r i,,V-, i , , ,rw Dempster Smith A ff 'fn Z 9 .lack D. Stoll y ,W f Q A U WZ? ., fm I If , r 2 f yn , f K I if 22 , 4,1 2 r Q, 45.1, If ,, f ly. H. ,, f. ,fg,i 1 Z Z f f f W Q f ZW 1 ff f X f f f W 41-hx, ' DIAS CARDINALES - UNE 193 Thirty-tour N rw ff wflmffrm 5, Ti O 34 wx if 4 fu.. l-loward Leslie Stone Beatrice Mary Thomas Gladys M. Summers Merle Ellen Thomas Annamay Swing Orville Newton Thomas Alice Aileen Taylor Kenneth James Thompson Wardene N. Taylor Robert James Tracy William E. Thaclcrey I Wanda Evelyn Truitt n1As CARDINALES JUNE 1935 Thirty-tive Harvey Gene Urban Virgil William Way Phyllis Van Buslcirlc Austin Albright Werlcheiser Virginia Teresa Vodiclca Phyllis Anne Whitehead Clarence Evans Walcott Clarence Boyd Wilclcen Betty Warren Gordon Richard Wilde Ota Pearl Watt James Emerson Williams ' i A , 4' I f 46 X X . , , ,,,,U ,, ,M Wf ff X X -. ff . r ' W ' x 'vvz x xx XA W ffw V W Q1 if W - isas r X X M 5 1 fQ3 N fy A Y? A S my fi , fy 4, c Z s , r af ,, V0 X f W f x X Qs X' Q W ' X , . V . 4, X , -A :':-17.557 f f' 5151 f i m f f Q' X , f S , - Z , , s is -fi '- ' ?1 '1 ,1: ' my fl j g'V m X XJ 5 ff A 4 W 'Z' N Q S M DIAS CARDINALES Thirty-six JUNE 1935 Franlc Wills Luella Elizabeth Wray 1 Roger Cleo Wilson Lucile Yenawine K 'f , in Juliet Sup Yat Wong J i James Albert Youtsey Josephine Myrtle Zumwalt GTHER SENIORS WHO ARE GRADUATING: Robert George Batzlotl Marjorie Myrl Bolclrick Edison M. Dye Marion Marcella l-lornbeclc William Martin Wright Edgar Muir Young R DIAS CARDINALES JUNE 193 Thirty-seven QD QD ,I WELL - - MAY BE June 6, l945 Dear Diary: I have been sight-seeing and am I tired. l'lere we are at San Diego's Exposition ot I945. I am staying with my old triend Gretta Grant, the greatest woman in the automobile equipment business. She is bound that I am not going to miss a thing. We started in on the Midway. Everything was noise and color. We heard Lionel Chase, who is a na- tionally known barker, shouting that Mickey Burleigh and Paul Raymond Italce your pickj would take on all comers. It the comer won he received two bits. Jack I-louse saw us in the crowd and invited us to look over his model police torce, among whom we noted were Ralph Lejonhud, Jack Allison, James Routh, and Jimmy Williams. A tlashy rocket plane zoomed overhead and we were told that it was Bill Noon going home to lunch with the Mrs. lthe tormer Ruth Sontagj. As we continued on our way we met Erank Olson, the proprietor ot the hot dog stands. I-le was moaning that business was talling ott since Marie Smedley had started her chain ot ice cream concessions. As we were talking, who should barge up but Betty Warren, that tamous columnist, who was doing the tair. She dropped us some bits ot gossip about her tormer classmates who are now tamous-Irwin Baranov the great jeweler and his partner, are backing Kathleen Gerber, Wardene Taylor, and Margaret I-lamer-Charlotte Gilmour, the tamous actress, is tlying trom Europe to the tair and to someone else-United States Senators Janice Shelton and Gladden Boaz are still de- bating on Eederal Aid to Education. Latest reports state that Gladden's in the lead-Margaret Smith is the new star at the Metropolitan-Jerry Lett- wich, renowned communist, has just been put in jail tor rioting tor the 299th time. Just then Betty's escort, Bob Smith, who is the owner ot the Ballyhoo n1As CARDINALES JUNE 1935 Thirty-eight newspapers, came up. l-le was quite elated at having signed up De Stanley's and l-loward l-lalgedahl's All-Girl Band tor his broadcast. Members ot the band l learned, are: Marion Ruting, l-lelen Fibiger, Margaret Fitzgerald, Joe Finnegin, and Louella Bunch. Suddenly a great deal ot noise interrupted our conversation and we turned to tind Bob Flart and Bob Peterson, tamous track coaches at Pooh Blah College, arguing with l-larry l-lodgetts and Lloyd Baskerville, basketball coaches at l-lumdinger College, as to which was better tor the athlete- strained prunes or spinach trom the can . . . As we walked on, a sign caught our eye Real Rodeo Show and Round- up. Both ot us being tond ot that sort ot thing, we went in. There we saw the owner who is that great rancher from Montana, Dan Fitzek, with his cow- boys. Flarold Jensen, Bill l-lostetler, and Ralph l-laddock, giving a show tull ot thrills and excitement. At the baseball accuracy concession we saw Woody l-lelm and Leslie Cassie, big leaguers, taking a vacation. It was near noon when we lett the Midway to hunt tor a restaurant. The Sign ot the Shamrock caught our eyes. We went in and we recognized Rosemary Mahoney as the proprietor. Atter lunch we went to the Science Building and tound Carl l-lendel and Dewey Frazier in a lengthy argument concerning the hypothesis ot What's What. Standing in tront ot the Whoosis Dam's miniature was Ernest Car- ceras, the builder. Seated close to his triend was Fred Jensen, the prominent mathematician, tiguring out how many raisins in a one pound box. ln the Foods and Beverages Building we stopped and chatted with Charles Fay, Arnerica's greatest pure toods importer. l-le wanted to interest us in some ot the shark's tine relish he just had imported from China. Our talk was interrupted by shouts ot Extra! Extra! We bought a paper and learned that Flora Gigliotti had deteated Donnabelle La France tor the Wightman Tennis Cup. Virginia Bryant and June Lawson saw us and insisted on showing us their newest in clothing creations. We went to dinner at De Foe Miller's Penthouse Cate and saw Alice Taylor dance her new dance The Riviera. Then to a concert under the stars to hear Ilene Farris and her violin-Peggy Alberty and her bass viola. l'm so sleepy now, diary, that l had better go to bed. Good night. DIAS CARDINALES JUNE 193 Thirtynine Feb. Feb. Feb. 22 Feb. 26 Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. D D Apr. 0 0 Apr. UQ Apr. 30 CALENDAR Girl Reserve's Tea. Senior A meeting. Dance given by room l39. Senior A meeting. A. S. B. Play-Adam and Eva. Clean-up committee meeting. Clean-up committee meeting. U. S. C. motion pictures tor Senior A's. Clean-up committee meeting. Clean-up committee meeting. Dance given by C. S. F. Senior A meeting. Track meet with State Frosh. Baseball game with Santa Ana l-ligh-won. Senior A sweaters arrived. Motion pictures on Boulder Dam. Dance given by Girls' Athletic Association. Athletic rally at bleachers. Baseball game with Woodrow Wilson, Long Beach-won. Track meet with Grossmont. Dance given by the combined Glee Clubs. Senior A meeting. Track meet with Alumni. S. C. F. meeting. Baseball game with Inglewood -won. Speech contest. 4, 5, 6 Senior A Play-The Torchbearers. Baseball game with Covina l-ligh -won. Open l-louse. P.-T. A. assembly. Dance given by room 235. Senior A Cabinet meeting. Baseball game with Glendale l-ligh-won. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. May May May May May May May May May May hnay hAay Nlay hAay Nlay June June June June June June Baseball game with San Bernar- dino-won. I8-Baseball game with Whittier Fligh-won. I9-Baseball game with Glendale l-ligh-lost. Baseball game with S. D. l-l. S. -WON. Senior A meeting. Assembly tor Cardinal Co-eds. Boys' rally at bleachers. Baseball game with S. D. l-l. S. -lost. Baseball game with Pomona l-ligh-won. Baseball game with S. D. l-l. S. -won. C. S. F. pay assembly. Senior A Cabinet meeting. Cardinal Co-ed Mother's Day Tea. , C. S. F. meeting. Dance given by Quill and Scroll. Symphony concert. Baseball game with S. D. l-l. S. -lost. Senior A meeting. Senior A Ditch Day. Senior A meeting. Student Body nominations. Quill and Scroll dinner. A. S. B. nominating assembly. Dance given by room lOl. A. S. B. Ball. Road Show. C. S. F. Ditch Day. R. O. T. C. Annual Review. City C. S. F. Banquet. Senior A Ball. Senior A Vesper Service. Senior A Tower Day. Commencement. DIAS CARDINALES JUNE 19 Forty DIA THE TCRCHBEARERS Tl-lE graduating class ot l935, gave The Torchbearers on April 3, 4, 5, and 6. Cleverly satirizing the Little Theater movement, the three-act tarce was said to be one ot the most successful ot l-loover stage productions. The plot concerned the trials ot a typical amateur company directed by the overbearing Mrs. J. Duro Campinelli, whose stage-ambitious pro- tege, Mrs .Ritter, caused poor Mr. Ritter no end ot griet. Falling scenery, back stage arguments, wrong cues, and lost properties, marlc the action ot the second act, which tinds its setting baclc stage ot a dummy play. The cutting sarcasm ot the dry Mr. Ritter climaxed the tinale ot the hilarious satire. Members ot the cast were Janice Shelton, Betty Warren, Lloyd Bas- kerville, Bill l-lostetler, Charlotte Gilmour, Robert Smith, Gliver Smith, Bob Peterson, Lorraine Morton, Kathleen Gerber, Rae Derrer, and Tom l-lart. Props were taken care ot by lrwin Baranov, David Rubel, Flora Gig- liotti, and Gretta Grant, with Marylin Broolcs and Thelma Baclcstrom in charge ot costuming. The production was directed by C. Gerald l-lasty with the assistance of Gladys Summers. Forty-one S CARDINALES JUNE 193 DITCH DAY E DITCH olay was helol May I5, l935 at Pine Valley, which D turneol out to be an icleal place tor the occasion. Swimming, horseback D 52 ricling, tennis, anol many other activities were enjoyed throughout the clay. DIAS CARDINALES JUNE 193 Forty-two HOOVER LIFE DIAS CARDINALES - JUNE 193 Forty-'tlwree fx 5 xi' . s , sa Q -3'2 :FX f 9 W 27 ' .-: rf I r 2. . f ' ff , J W ,'-, ii b IZAY I-IALGEDAI-IL FERRAN JENSEN LAWSON GIBSON .157 I' I 'ef cis W ' , . .,r.::.:f- 5....... , x ff 1 ig l sf Q f , f Pf X , M Q f f ef f 4 , X X 4 , X 'f xx , W, . A .,,.., 1 . . ' .4 . ' ,..., , ' I ng f :sz-.. .1 4 ' IA if I it 5 PAXTO N I-I I C KS ALBERTY SONTAG ASSOCIATED STUDENT BODY TI-IE Board ot Commissioners, under the leadership ot I-Ioward I-Ialgedahl, has accomplished many things this semester in spite ot the tact that the usual inter-school activities were dispensed with be- cause ot the Exposition. Noon dances, tennis tournaments and community singing were a tew ot the noon activities planned tor the entertainment ot the students. The commissioners and their duties in briet are as tollows: I Commissioner ot Weltare ...........,.................. I-Ioward I-Ialgedahl General responsibility over activities ot Associated Students. Commissioner ot Finance .....,.............. In charge ot all tinancial enterprises. Commissioner ot Boys' Activities ............ I-las direct control ot boys' social attairs. Commissioner ot Girls' Activities .............. Responsible tor general conduct ot the girls. Commissioner ot Boys' Athletics .............. Supervises all athletic activities. Commissioner ot Girls' Athletics ...... ....,.........Gordon Eerran ...Fred Jensen .. ...Vivienne I-Iiclqs ...Murl Gibson .. .June Lawson ...MaryPaxton U Supervises all inter-class athletics. U Commissioner ot Cultural Activities ........... CI General charge ot all productions ot the school. III Clerk ..................................... Chronicler. . . .... ...Peggy Alberty .. . .Ruth Sontag DIAS CARDINALES - JUNE 193 Fortygtour sy as . ' 5 s ,.,..,... ..,g,,...i-N........,...........r,..v..,...-,g - XXXX 5 ' 1 -' ar' L I i f .ttf N Q Q' F2 ' Ex if -. 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N ' bali- wi x E E sQ:p?i sgx . i s H xgmtrkhx H 1 . 5 t-- ir xml, : F : . r,i'i .- pug-il ji-film..-.. 3- ' mv A w ' , 1 ...X 1.,f,.. .T ,,rr,r,., ,X.c. .,,,X - ,... ,,... .,,, . C ,,.L r ,,,.,.. .,..,L . .Xx,, - ..,x,.,. ...,. , . GFFICERS PLATOON I PLATOON 2 PLATOON 3 R. O. T. C. Tl-lE l-loover unit ot the Reserve Otticers Training Corps, composed ot ll2 members, attained its highest standard ot etticiency during this year. ln addition to the regular instruction course they took part in several maneuvers under Army reserve otticers, in which cadets tired machine guns, trench mortars, and 37-mm. cannons. The social high light ot the year was the Military Ball on February 22. More than 300 guests were in attendance, music was turnished by the Army and Navy Academy orchestra, and a group ot entertainers trom radio station K. F. S. D. The ball was so successtul that it will be made an annual attair. Just betore Memorial Day, the unit was presented with a set ot school colors by the Padre Serra Post, American Legion. l-loover cadets attaining high rank in the R. O. T. C. regiment are: William Noon, Colonel, commanding the units at l-lerbert l-loover, San Point Loma companies, and James Williams, commander ot Company E at l-loover. Diego, and Point Loma: Jaclc Allison, Major, commanding l-loover and 6 DIAS CARDINALES f JUNE 19 Forty-tive CHAPTER 245, CALIFORNIA SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATION CALIFORNIA SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATION MORE than eighty members ot Chapter 245 ot the CaIitornia SchoIarship Federation enjoyed activities planned by Miss AIma E. Gid- dings, tacuIty sponsor, and otticers, who incIuded Bill Noon, president, Ruth Sontag, vice president: Mary MiIIs, secretary, and David Regnery, treasurer. Our chapter received the secretaryship ot the county CSF organiza- tion at FaIIbrooI4 Union I-Iigh SchooI, where pIans tor permanent county organization were discussed. The tacuIty schoIarship committee sponsored a special assembIy ot taIIcing pictures tor the schoIarship to State CoIIege. An atter schooI St. PatricI4's dance aIso sweIIed the fund. The I-Ioover chapter had more than 30 members at the Southern Region CSF conterence at Eagle Rock I-Iigh SchooI, April 26. Janice SheIton and Robert Smith had prominent parts in the paneI discussions. Members aIso enjoyed the semi-annuaI ditch day at Mission Beach, Senior A's who have aIready earneditheir Iite memberships are: Tyfx X3 May 3I, planned by FIora GigIiotti. ,ffm Leroy Alward Helen Helm Bill Noon f Charlotte Caragher Carl Handel June Piercy Marion Farr Fred Jensen Janice Shelton FIora Gigiiotti Olga Langenstein Robert Smith Margaret Harvey Minabel Layton Ruth Sontag Viola I-Iaubrich Frances Moore Clarence WaIcott AS CARDINALES JUNE 193 Forty-six if ' if DEBATE CLUB The first year ot the Herbert Hoover High School Debate Club has been very successtu.l The Debate Team won the county debate cham- pionship, securing for Hoover the county de- bate trophy, and tied for sixth place at the Redlands University Debate Tournament. Janice Shelton and Junie Piercy toolc tirst place in two extemporaneous speech contests competing against Grossmont and San Diego High school. June Piercy represented Hoover in the Toastmastefs International contest at Pomona. Throughout the year The Senators have par- ticipated in seventeen inter-school debates, meeting teams from eight California High schools: San Mateo, Grossmont, Ripon, EI Centro, Los Gatos, San Diego, Santa Ana, and Los Angeles. The Senators are members ot the County Forensic League and are eligible tor member- ship in the National Forensic League. SENATOR OFFICERS: President, Crladden Boaz: social chairman, Janice Shelton, secretary. Lorraine Morton: treasurer, Lionel Chase: lib- rarian, Tom Van Dersliceg parliamentarian, Rob- ert Burch. VARSITY DEBATE TEAM: Janice Shelton, Glad- den Boaz, Lionel Chase, Tom Van Derslice, and Manager, Charles Fay. OTHERS WHO REPRESENTED H E R B E R T HOOVER IN INTER-SCHOOL SPEECH CON- TESTS: Martha Hayes, Minabel Layton, June Piercy, Betty Lou Griffiths, Jean Carmody, Charles Fay, De Graft Stanley, John Miller. COACH: Miss Ethel May DeVol. DIAS CARDINALES - JUNE 193 Forty-sevcn THE HOOVER HI-Y PLEDGE: To create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character and to stand on and for the platform of Clean Speech, Clean Sports, Clean Scholarship, and Clean Living. Officers for the present semester are: President, De Stanley, vice president, Jaclc l-laddoclcq secretary, l-larold Munroe: treasurer, James Routhg and director of committees, Lionel Chase. Since its oganization at the beginning of the present school year, the l-li-Y has made big strides as a school service club. Much of the success of the club is due to the leadership of De Stanley, president, Mr. James Meeuwenberg, faculty adviser: and Mr. Thomas Schumacher, Y. M. C. A., boys worlc secretary. The high lights of the year's programincluded: the Southern Cali- fornia I-Ii-Y conference at Redlands, the induction of new members, a party held in their honor at the home of Bill Noon, delivering baskets at Thanks- giving, a Weiner roast in Misson valley, donation for our social service project in Salonica, Greece, and many fine meetings. DIAS CARDINALES JUNE 193 Forty-eight ,..N ww ' . W sfgkig. GIRL RESERVES Tl-lE activities of the Girl Reserves this semester have been very interesting and instructive. The program of activities have been under the direction of the following officers: president, Virginia Bryant, vice president, Marianna Schrepelq secretary, Doris Street: and treasurer, Marguerite Sharpe. Among the outstanding events that all the Girl Reserves will remem- ber are the Box Social, Kiwanis Banquet, Mother and Daughter Banquet, and the Boat Ride. The Girl Reserves is a club every high school girl should join: not only for the social activities but for the benefits derived from interesting speakers and the many friends you are able to malce. With the help of the faculty adviser, Miss Dagney lngebritson, the club has come through with a very successful semester. DIAS CARDINALES JUNE 1935 Forty-nine GIRLS' GLEE CLUB MGRE than sixty girls are members ot the Girls' Glee this semester. Peggy Altnerty is president: Rosemary Mahoney, vice presi- dent: Lydia Shephard, secretary: and LaVerne Reighter, treasurer. The girls sang on many ditterent programs and were considered one ot the best Girls' Glee l-loover has ever had. Mrs. Mercedes Miller is the teacher and director. The girls sang on the Christmas program, Mothers' Day Tea, and at the Exposition June IO. Another musical group that was successtul was the Girls' Quartette. They are Flora Gigliotti, Marion Ruting, Margaret Smith, and Dorothy Colby. DIAS CARDINALES JUNE 1935 Fifty Z 2 1 gy--wr' - 7 - ' Y - .Q L S . BOYS' GLEE CLUB THE Boys' Glee Club ot Hoover High has had an eventtul spring season. Among the largest programs in which they participated was the Mothers' Day Tea. They also sang at the opening ot the Expo- sition and gave a concert at the organ pavilion on June third. Otticers ot the club are: Orville Thomas, president, James Routh, secretary, and DeEoe Miller, treasurer. A part ot the club is the Boys' Quartet, which consists ot August Krutzsch, Charles Morehouse, James McCoy, and Marvin Kersten. Sub- stitutes are: DeEoe Miller, Malcolm Kurtz, Ed Auloishon, and Ed Howell. r A c J U fling.. 1-iifn-frm DIAS CARDINAALES JUNE 1935 Fifty-one DIAS CARDINALES JUNE CRCHESTRA Tl-IE orchestra, under the direction ot Mr. Close, has done some unusually tine worlc this past semester. lt's two most outstanding programs were the Open l-louse Program and the annual concert. l-loward l-lalgedahl was teatured on the Open l-louse Program as bassoon soloist with the orchestra accompaniment. The annual concert was held May IO, I935. At that time Eileen Kirkpatrick made her solo debut by playing a twenty-tive minute concerto by Golterman tor cello and orchestra. De Stanley acted as student con- ductor tor one number. Marion Ruting occupied the position ot concert mistress. The orchestra also cooperated with the other musical organizations within the school in putting on a splendid graduation program and an one hour and one-halt special program during the Exposition in Balboa Park. Fitty-two 1935 i JN EN id 6 Hi Nh , ....- -.... -. ....,. . , ,, ... , ' 5 1 - D ' i DRAMA CLUB MEMBERS ot the Drama Club are Mary Paxton, Jane Christen- sen, Vivienne l-liclcs, Roma Prentice, June Chapman, Charlotte Gilmour, Lorraine Morton, Betty Warren, Elda l-laines, Jack Edwards, Joe Shell, David Regnery, Bill l-lostetler, Bill Miller, Woodrow Wangness, Bob Smed- ley, LaVerne O'Neill, Connie Frasier, Charles Morehouse, August Krutszh, Charles Fay, Jack l-laddoclc, and Willard Peterson. C. Gerald l-lasty is the sponsor. To become a member ot the Drama Club, ten points must be had tor being in various plays and school entertainment. Drama awards are given it more than thirty points are earned during the three years in high QQ i school, y f DIAS CARDINALES JUNE 193 Fifty-three Standing: Lucille Castle, Pauline Gartield, Oto Watt, Carrie Carlino, Esther Smith, Marjorie Jones, Mrs. Edson, Paul Anderson, Mildred Weinberg, Josephine DeLeo, Georgina Richmond, Irene Grant, Virginia Vodicka, Kneeling: June Justice, Marjorie Mitchell, Jessie Vanderheiden, Marilyn Davis, Margaret Martinett, Linis Lewis, Margaret Smith, Christine Carter, Reta Batzlott, Shandry Calhoun, Louise Zieg, Florence l-laulf. Seated: Sophie Shizume, Wanda Truitt, Grace Richards, Jeanne l-lumphreys, Virginia l-larvey, Margaret Hamer, Gladys Summers, l-lelen l-lelm, Janet Mills, Wilberta Ginther, Evelyn Levine, LaRae Mcl-lorney, Delouris Chapman. SHORTHAND CLASSES Tl-lE students pictured above, members ot Mrs. Mabel Edson's shorthand classes, are among those that were given a meritorious award in the annual O. G. A. contest by the Gregg Publishing Company. All ot these students have received either certificates or gold pins tor artistic writing in Gregg Shorthand during the past year. y on Students ot l-loover are honored in having as a teacher, Mrs. M. .S G0 nn Edson, who recently became the winner ot a gold shorthand medal. DIAS CARDINALES JUNE 1935 Fifty-tour S assi QUILL AND SCROLL THE Joumalistic organization ot the school, is the Melvin Slater Chapter ot the Quill and Scroll. To become a member, two hun- dred and thirty inches ot copy must be written tor the Cardinal. Mrs. Marie LaDue Cox is the sponsor tor this chapter. v. ,W - .. , .,. Y ,,, .YE BALLYHOO CLUB Tl-lE Ballyhoo Club was newly organized last semester by J. Milford Ellison. This club consists ot a group ot picked speakers to go around to the various home rooms and give speeches on the highlights ot the school for various school activities such as sports, assemblies, etc. .l-1 lIl.. ' 'a , QU l DIAS CARDINALES JUNE 1,935 Fifty-five DIAS CARDINALES, 1935 STAFF Editor ,,..A.... .... B etty Warren Assistant Editor .... ......,.,... Q ..i, M arie Smedley Assistants Rae Derrer Peggy Qlson Ralph Lejonhud Bob Smith Business Manager .... .....r D e Stanley Sales Manager. . . , . .Gladys Summers Adviser ....., ..,..........rr J . Miltord Ellison Art Work .,.. .s.i, B etty Sammis, Dorothy Lawrence ' f 1 ff 1-' ' ' , ff' ,W I y ,WA 1 v X , ,Q ,. ,f f ,mf ., PM 'asf' 4, ff fig , Flora Kirland f Z ff X 4 ,id WARREN SMEDLEY SUMMERS STANLEY 00 QD QQ DIAS CARDINALES JUNE 19 Fifty-six HCDOVER SPGRTS J .X ,, ,, ., M... .c..,,w...-.,,.,w-. VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM FCOTBALL CARDINAL tootball players began the season last tall by playing on a new turted tieldq new bleachers with a seating capacity ot tive thousand and lights were installed, making it possible tor night games. l-loover played eight games, winning all but three. The team is coached by John Perry. The squad was made up ot Joe Shell, Roy Engle, Morris Siraton, Dan Fitzel, Murl Gibson, Lawrence Daley, Dale Paddock, Reuben Granados, B.II Ondler, John Speed, John Grentell, Orville Thomas, Joe Fitzpatrick, U U III Steve Bailey. El Markle, Don Trimble, Frank Qlson, Albert Atkins, Kenneth Matkins, and k Bob Schenck, Bob Sommers, Blake Vandewater, Marvin Kersten, George DIAS CARDINATLES JUNE 1935 Fltty-eig ht .1 QF! L 2 1 , '. L VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM BASKETBALL BOTI-I the Varsity and B teams had a very successtul season this year. The Varsity were almost champions, and the B's became the champions ot Southern Calitornia tor the third time. These winning teams were coached by Bruce Maxwell. Those on the Varsity were I-larry I-Iodgetts, I-Iarold Jensen, Walter Biclccrton, Jaclc I-Iaddoclc, Sheldon Fouts, Dale Paddock, Joe Shell, Roy Icanunued on Next Pagel sg fp. SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA CHAMPIONS CLASS B l DIAS CARDlNALES JUNE 19 Fifty-nine BASKETBALL lContinuedI Engle, Virgil Way, Morris Siraton, Marven Kerston, and Daniel Fitzek. Champions ot Southern California B team are: Tommy Johnson, Ralph Bell, Don DeLauer, Milton Phelps, Dick Moore, Bob White, Ed Gremett, Gene McNieI, Bob Thomas, Roy Slattery, Leslie Cassie, and Morris Kahn. 'WW' i VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM BASEBALL WINNING all but three games, played this season, I-Ioover's baseball team turned out to be very victorious. They are coached by Wottord Caldwell, and are: Ted Williams, Roy Engle, Ralph Twiss, Woody I-Ielm, Sheldon Eouts, Tommy Johnson, Delmont Ballenger, Walter Biclcerton, Bill Gndler, Morris Siraton, Joe ViIIarino, Gordon Bennett, Chris McBurnie, and Clarence Gndler. Don Eraim was the manager. AS CARDINALES JUNE 193 Sixty NW A 1.9 VARSITY TRACK TEAM TRACK Tl-IE Hoover track team although they haven't won many meets the boys have worked hard and merit a great deal ot credit. Those on the Varisty team are Tom l-lart, high hurdles: Archie Potter, Bob Peterson, 440: Bud Berg, 880: Walter Savage, broad jump: John Mc- Kinney, Kenny Thompson, high jump: George Taylor, Gordon Ferran: discus: Joe Shell, Lloyd Baskerville, shot put: Moose Siraton, John Gren- tell, Dale Paddock, IOO, 220: Tony Bernadini, mile: John lr-logan and Bob Breittard were managers. Members ot the B team were: Alexander, l-lobbs, IOO, 220: Kahle, IOO, low hurdles: Milligan, Ryan, 660: Carroll, high hurdles: Lewis, Kohan, shot put: Henson, pole vault, high jump: Slattery, O'Keete pole vault: Nash was the manager. Among the schools met were Grossmont, State Prosh, Marines, and San Diego. They won the Divisional Meet in which the Metropolitan League members competed. Seven ot the Varsity team were sent to compete in the Southern Calitornia Meet at Los Angeles. Those who attended were: l-lart, Peterson, Berg, Savage, Baskerville, and Grentell ot the Varsity and Carroll ot the Mr. Maxwell, coach ot the teams, went with the boys. DIAS CARDINALES JUNE 1935 Sixty-one l GQRIQS TUMBLING TEAM GIRLS' SPORTS GIRLS belonging to the tumbling team are Jackie Darling, Cora Jones, Molly Gerhart, Emily Eislqe, Evelyn Emery, Merle Thomas, Betty Warren, Connie Erasier, and Jean Wynne. This team worlced up the reputation ot being one ot the best tumbling teams in San Diego, and also ot being a team with the most talent ever organized in l-loover. Miss Geneva Upp, head ot the Girls Physical Education Department, is the director ot the team. Other girls' athletic activities were atter school sports which consisted ot volleyball, basketball, baseball, and traclc. G. A. A. otiicers are June Lawson, president: Marie Smedley, vice president: Peggy Clson, secretary, Thelma Baclcstrom, treasurer: Ruth Sontag, reporter. DIAS CARDINALES JUNE 19 Sixty-two ALMA MATER Hail, Herbert Hoover High! This is our song to thee: Long may your banners be Crowned with victory. We pledge our love to thee, And our sincerity: We will be true to thee - - Hail Hoover High! r ' 3,53 5, r- , -E JZ 1? DLAS CARDINALES JUNE 1935 ,E Sixty-three . W 4 A I fl 7111 f , , . , - f I N 1.AxC,L. 1--L,:Q., 1 9'-'W-.1 Xl 1-A4 D X . BM PWM AUTOGRAPHS QD UG DIAS CARDINALES - JUNE 193 Sfxty-four . 45 ffm L 5. '1' H 'QQF f. M55 .. ,. 3 .Fr 5 3 V 1 . -f -4 1 ' 1 1 fa- xii . g , . A,5gQ,,1 r f 1-if ' yii I 1 gi W im : 4-W' . W' 1' 4 41- 5 -M. A 539' W, , W, KW ,fawr 43? if -10,15-L L 532 5,-x. gf qs f : g,gf1 ' Z -'X 'J B ' . n : -.1'LQ'-f ':fi ! ,?' '13-.V r E- Y if .-sf' ,-1 jjQw4g, f:'i' 'G .5 K ' E lin-4 ,J .Q f -ELI --f E Qfg-yifzf , -filhffg? xl, '1.,,fj?i1g,: 1 ,- 4' 1 L ,.Z,' ' 'Jif 1 Qlfrg., L P93 Q W :Y NL- V,-'f? .l-1 M9 13 T - -Q14 ,-24. ig.. 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