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

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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

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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

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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