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

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1937 volume:

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Any, ,I V I me.-1-1-9.41 ,,,L 'gg' V grim 1-we DEDICATION ALTHOUGH this year the students ot Hoover High honor their faculty as one in this dedication, they are yet aware ot each member as a distinct personality and will con- tinue tor many years to pay them in- dividual tribute tor the constant aid and encouragement that each has given. mfg Mr- 5 I , ,,w'.. J i -14435 ' wir 'r -vi, mc. ff 4' X x Vx H H 1- :ii I ff 0 6 , . 1 ,, 1 :I A 2 V 2 ,Y wif ff E I J 5' IN MEMORIAM Faculty MR. FRANK B. DOYLE Students SUE BACON HARRIET MED EARIS f . ark ,,,1. Q f. M' -1, x.. 1 ilk .351 J- 'x .V .wi Y- ep, ' -'x 44 1 1 3 y. ,, - , Af ,lf . , - n ' Q Ja- Y Q 1 W . ,vb ,, ,,.,-'I D., -- 4 -' :wa Q ,pw ,Z 4 ., fx-.1 .1.,.:, . A.d.,f-.5,.,-,R ,ff-LA Q, ' , ,- - V. , e ,1 .ggfi-ik! ff., .Y 1- ,-F xp, ,'4,v4 4,4 . all 4 4 e - y X- .fa ,A .. , ', xr ' 1 ,L 1 .. , . ,A ,' A f 1 ' S 1 4 , , ,, s. ' 'sk fi K 21.73. A r X .,A, 1 H1 v r ,-I G Q x Q qw F I n . nv.,,,. - e ' 1 ,LEX A 1 . . 5 ' A4 A . i I 1 vu M, 4 .af 'af MR. FLOYD A. JOHNSON MRS. VIRGINIA KYES MR. LEE SLATORE Principal Vice-Principal Vice-Principal U UU-. . ADMINISTRATION OORDINATING and CONSTRUCTIVE efforts of both faculty and students have been necessary to make l-loover Senior High School what it is today. It is easy for each student of this high school to see how necessary it is for him to have an active part in establishing new standards and upholding the traditions of the school. lt is not easy, however, for you to feel that you are an important part of a whole nation of people. lt is, nevertheless, true that your city, your state and your country must depend upon the character and efforts of its people for progress and' development. As you go out from this school as graduates, you will realize that the hand of time is leveling out and spreading work and responsibility as well as leisure and luxury. You have been taught much in recent years of how to concentrate your efforts to succeed in life in some vocation and to use your leisure time to improve your bodies and perfect yourselves, but not enough has been said or taught of the value and necessity of sacrificial service to others. ln life you will find organizations of men and women playing an ever-increasing popular and important part, and you will have to choose the groups in which you wish to work. There are those groups which are entirely festival and those which are directed toward some substantial accomplishment. May you choose wisely and invest your education and personality in those which have an unselfish, constructive purpose and which require sacrificial service: for no matter how much you may wish to improve yourselves, it is through sacrifice and service that character is built. While you are seeking happiness for yourself, remember that nothing is so necessary to happiness as strength of character, for it is only the strong man or woman who can meet adversity and success alike with serenity, hopefulness and faith in the future. I would leave this word with you. Start thinking and planning now for a life of worthwhile service. lt is my hope to see you in future as an important spoke in the revolving wheel of some organization whose load is a program of progress and con- structive value to the nation. Floyd A. Johnson SAN DIEGO CITY SCHOOLS BOARD OF EDUCATION Mr, Jacob Weinberger . A........., .,,......, ..... ...... President Mr, Orton E. Darnall .AA....A.......... AA,........... VICC Pr6SId6I'lt Mrs. Vesta C. Muehleisen Mrs. Mildred Hale Dr. Edward L. Hardy Mr. George M. Crawtord...Secretary to the Board SIJPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS Mr. Will C. Crawtord T H E FAC LI LT Y HERBERT HOOVER HIGH PERSONNEL Mr. Floyd A. Johnson ..,.....,,...,,.,.....r....,................. Principal Mr. Lee R. Slatore .............,. ...Vice Principal Mrs. Virginia W. Kyes .......... ......... D ean ot Girls ART DEPARTMENT Miss Anna Grogan Mrs. Rosiale K. Eunlce COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT Mrs. Louise W. Snead Mr. Bernard R. Carman Mrs. Mabel B. Edson Mrs. Elizabeth L. Hamilton Mr. Lawrence E. Hollings- worth Miss E. Agnes Kolcanour Mr. Glenn W. Lindahl Mr. Clyde W. Tupper ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Miss Ferne V. Bassett Mrs. Cynthia Copeland Mrs. Marie L. Cox Miss Ethel Mae DeVoI Mr. C. Gerald Hasty Mrs. Grace E. Goodwin Miss Olive L. Hawley Miss Beth E. Johnson Miss Lena M. Petersen Miss Georgia D. Richard- son Miss Daisy O. Tompkins Miss Eunice Trimble Mrs. Erances Torbert FOREIGN LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Mrs. Claudine P. Mc- Clelland Mrs. Marie Baird Mrs. Ethel E. Peterson Mrs. Isaura Geiger Miss Mary Pickett Mr. Dan Showley HOUSEHOLD ARTS DEPARTMENT Miss Dagny Ingebritson Miss Helen E. Donnelly Miss Jean B. Grirnshaw Miss Polly Grove Miss Violet Kirlcham f. First row, left to right: Pierce, Carman, McMichael, Close, Showley, Naylor, Hollingsworth, Green, Torbert, Trimble, Ganaway, Cox, S d Second row: Richardson, Atkins, Maxwell, Hasty, Grimshaw, Pickett, Bankerd, McDaniel, Black, nea. K ou Hm'o. Caldwell, Slatore, okan r, a llt n Third row: Lindahl, Lambert, Coleman, Carr, Williams, Stanley, Donnelly, Goodwin, Kirkham, Tomp- ' G a Reel Bassett F nke Ge' J h o kins, Edson, FOQ n, y, , u , iger, o ns n. Fourth row: Meeuwenberg, Clark, Tupper, Alway, Grove, lngebritson, Sorkness, L. Petersen, Wilson, Hawley, Baird, E. Peterson, Kyes, Pingree, Upp, DeVol, Copeland, Sprague. LIBRARIAN PHYSICAL EDUCATION SOCIAL SCIENCE Miss M. Grace Reely DEPARTMENT DEPARTMENT Miss Geneva V. Upp Miss Agnes Work MATHEMATICS Mrs. Mildred F. Stanley Mrs. Helen R. Bankerd DEPARTMENT Mrs. La Rue F. Williams Mr. Loomis M. Ganaway Mrs. Ora Mann Wilson Mr. Harry G. Alway Mr. Henry B. McDaniel Mr. Charles W.McMichael MUSIC DEPARTMENT Mr. Frank T. Close Mr. Myron B. Green R. O. T. C. 2nd Lt. Edward Spellrneyer Mr. John M. Perry Mr. Wottord T. Caldwell Mr. Lawrence W. Carr, Jr. SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Mrs. Lois Sorkness Mr. Algy L. Lambert Mr. James Meeuwenberg Mr. Lowell H. Peirce Dr. Edith A. Purer Miss Elizabeth Fern Sprague Miss Alma E. Giddings Mr. Bruce Maxwell Miss Blanche A. Naylor Mrs. Lee R. Pingree Miss Ruth Schiterle TECHNICAL ARTS DEPARTMENT Mr. Aylett D, Clark Mr. Albert E. Atkins Mr. Harold A. Black Mr. Edwin K. Coleman Mr. Robert I. Evans X V , ,. j' f f f4 ffM fP,,,,,M,,,2 K WWQ AUT HS if .Qi IKWAHWMWW 2 MZ A ffffw 74AZMMGB.33.uMf Q fdgvwfwwmf Www J gifijvllib 6Zz,LeQQ...oMg. 5Z,,,4,2,1f,,1, .Qc-Q.,,,Nf9 JJ, 'W ,ggvkmvwv ,fwgffffm of f7WW fu 7f 7 ZW 035114 f WM' MW!!! ff 'M-L Qfm 5 E QQMJ- f ' DZGLPFE :Mffd J -5 4 x 1 w t i. 1, J A 4 li K 1 w 4 I f, 1 1' lf' ,- 5 ffjx, GL x f f' ,, 'LJ- xgxbs XNBBBSL QEERUUEJJEQE - 1 I . n 'uv,! up W 'ajsif ' - , A A .' . Q 1 1 1 ' ' :, 'V , S Q5 ng ,LQ ! - ,,- ,fl-A ,', -, 1.1, 'I 4, V -uv 21: 1 'lt-1-f5 j , z 5 4 5 :fmt - V N, -- 14f4,,p5L.,l if ' fl'-5-. FV-',i?swf:,.f4f,i ' Qi Zi: .5.'! gait. Jff B' '1fkgSvV 1, , ' is :NUI 'L r-s V ff gf lf ,L,g1Q!41.fi1f: fu?q,gW'f!:,' smnif A' N- ,X L SENIOR CALENDAR SEMESTERI September I8 Girl Reserve Rally. 2I Boys' Tennis Tournament. 22 C. S. E. Meeting. 25 Hoover vs. Burbank, I3-O. 29 Cardinal Co-ed Party tor New Upper-Class Girls. October 2 Hoover vs. Beverly Hills, I4-I3. 6 Senior A Meeting-Election ot Otticers. 9 Hoover vs. Long Beach W. W., 27-6. First Hoover Male Ouartette. I6 Presidential Straw Vote. Senior A Meeting-Cabinet Intro- duced. 23 Hoover vs. Long Beacli Poly, 25-6. 26 Hi-Y Skating Party. 30 Second Hoover Alumni Home- coming. 3I Hoover vs. San Diego, 7-I9. Hoover and San Diego Rally Dance. November ' 5 Senators' Dance. IO C. S. E. Ditclw Day. Open House. Hoover Receives Journalism Iroplwy. I5 Senior A Meeting. I8 Cardinal Co-ed Sing. 20 Red Cross Boxes. December 2 Competition for Class Song. 3 Senior A Play- Mary's Ankle. 4 Senior A Play. I2 Play Day at Long Beaclr. I7 Cliristmas Assemblies. I8 Lion's Club Satety Contest. New Edition ot Cardinal. January 8 Long Beacli Poly vs. Hoover, 23-I3 I2 Senior A Ditclw Day. Long Beacli W. W. vs. Hoover 48-I I. I9 Senior A Meeting. Senior B Meeting. Commissioners Nominated. 22 A. S. B. Ball. 28 Senior A Ball-Casa De Manana 29 Senior A Cardinal Edition. 3I Vespers. February 2 Tower Day. 3 Commencement at State College FEBRUARY' CLASS CDF 1937 l-lEN Tl-lE FEBRUARY CLASS met during the spring term tor senior B otticers, they chose as president, Connie Fraser: as vice-president, Gordon Bennett: as secretary, Ed Carmichael: and as treasurer, Ralph Silverton. The most pressing business was, ot course, the selection ot rings and sweaters. When, as senior A's, they returned in the tall, Bob Breitbard was chosen as president: Sarah Taylor was vice-president: and Jack l-lighley was elected as secretary-treasurer. The committees and cabinet were duly chosen to care tor the myriad details necessary to a successtully con- ducted graduation. The semester was a busy one, not only tor the seniors, but tor the others in the student body. As usual, the most exciting teature ot the tall semester were the tootball games, made still more exciting, since this was l-loover's tirst season in the Coast League and there were many thrilling games at various coast schools. Soon atter the beginning ot the term, a get-acquainted party, under the guidance ot Mrs. Keyes and Cardinal Co-ed president, Nancy Mar- shall, was enjoyed by the new upper-class girls who were entertained by senior A girls. Cn October thirty-tirst l-loover-San Diego students danced at Mis- sion Beach atter the big game. On November sixteenth play ticlcets were distributed tor the Mary's Ankle production, successtully presented tor two nights, December third and tourth, to capacity crowds. December second arrived and the senior class song competition was held. On Jan- uary tweltth they had a grand time ditching in the snow at Pine Valley. Seniors and other student body members danced January twenty-second in the library at the A. S. B. ball, and the seniors again at their ball at the Casa de Manana on January twenty-eighth. Sunday, January thirty-tirst, Vesper sgfvices were held at the First Baptist Church. On February second Towei'Day exercises were attended by senior A's and B's. V-. 'A These pleasant times culminated with the graduation exercises on February third at State College with Miss Phyllis Baldwin as valedictorian. Every senior telt truly satistied that his last semester in school had been the happiest one ot his high school career. U , FEBRUARY SENIOR CABINET jj' F MRS. HAMILTON Faculty Adviser CONNIE FRASER Sr. A PIay PHILIP VANDERHORCK rw III I rW ' BOB BREITBARD I SARAH TAYLOR JACK HIGHLEY President Vice President Secretary-Treasurer ED CARMICHAEL BARBARA BAKER HENRY ROLOFF Sr. A Ball AnnuaI Sr.ACardinaI SAUL RABINOWITZ EDITH MILLER PHYLLIS BALDWIN PIay Tickets Vespers Commencement NANCY MARSHALL DON TRIMBLE MARY BOYNTON Pres, Cardinal Co-eds Sr. A Ditch Day Announcements Class Song Addleson, Herman ff- v---,-..--f -f -V-. - - Tv vga: Abbott, Donel Sr. A Play Stoksie Columnist on Cardinal Interior Decorator Track '36 Cross Country '36 Debate Club Publicity Mgr. for Debate Club State College Doctor Anderson, Dorothy Mae C.S.F. Linfield College Pianist Baker, Barbara Annual Editor Sr. A Cabinet Member Home Room Representa- tive Ditch Day Photographer Chouinard Art School Commercial Artist Baldwin, Phyllis G.R. 6.A.A. C.S.F. Feature Editor of Sr.A Cardinal G.R. Reporter Sr.A Cabinet Member State College Author Bauer, Max Sr. Play Expressrnan Navy Beisser, Albert Bookkeeping Major State College Accounting Teacher Bennett, Gordon Baseball '35, '36 Ballyhoo Club Commissioner of Welfare Sr. B Vice President Kansas State College Aviation Q X 1 .- , 1' Wg' , is , , if f f ff 1 , fa f , . , 4 f ,vw QW I 0' . 'Af wifi' . j, ..,. . ' .fi ,,- Qs, X soc' , 1 , 1 Y x W - if W, we s , X 2' 7 wr--394 2 1 Z If MU , Xie! f W Q ' Ge 1' f fgf pf t , Q? 4 Mr!! ft cf , ' f,,V? f ..f!'S'v'2 f 'gf 7 --ss - mfg-, , ,,.. gm!! . s yt - . , ,Z 'fzgif ' Q , fgyw .:,-, ,I x , ,. ,,., 7: ngcsl, j ., rf, at V q-,E I-, ,yn jf zjq. QQ. 5.1 .,.. M, 1 L , ,, ..,, s , f ' .L fig: V4 T95 . ,Af V i f,Q,,,e.,,X J . c N-:eff ,,,.t.!,,, , X ,, , ,,. c MQW? , ' 'H ww w, , jfs, , ,W f A T, V f i' .,,. ,f vw '4 fax fx- 1.1-1. .i. 4,.,, ,, - A f. VNV, ' we - ' ef - ss, , of -Mew Bloomfield. N0f i5 Assistant Sports Editor Of Cardinal Employed in U.S.D.A. Boles, Eugene Science Major State College Doctor Boynton, Mary G.R. Sr. A Cabinet Member State College Office Nurse Breitbard, Bob Football '36 Track Debate Club Ballyhoo Club Sr. A Cabinet Member President of Sr. A Class State College Football Coach Brown, Matthew Mathematics Major State College Electrical Engineer Bub, Barbara GR. G.A.A. C.S.F. State College Teacher Buchenau, Stephen Swimming Government Servjqe Burd ette, Alberta G-lee Club Pomona Swing Band Leader af. Chavis, Dennie XXV Camus, Alberta Stenographer Carmichael, Edward Tennis '35 Orchestra Sr. B Secretary Sr. A Cabinet Member State College Engineer Carneh, lnez State College Nursery School Teacher Carney, Edward Swimming Business Manager Chapman, Edgar Botany Major Gardener Football '36 State College Engineer Clarlr, Clara Ann G.A.A. GR. 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Choral Club Sr. A Play Properties Sr. A Vespers Committee State College Florist Davids, David Shop Major State College Cabinet Maker Dobbs, Carrol State College Teacher Faullrner, Orval Stage Crew Drama Club Football '36 Tennis '35 Commissioner ot Finance State College Fish, Robert Basketball '36 Track '36 Tennis '36 State College Aviation Fitzell, Gilbert Basketball '34 Orchestra Agricultural College Farmer Fitzpatrick, Joseph Football '34, '35, '36 Basketball '35 Assistant Commissioner ot Finance University ot Washington Architect Fraser, Consta nee Road Show '34 Hi Lights '34, '35 Spider G. R. G. A.A. Sr. A Play Mary' C.S. F. Drama Club Tumbling Team Senior B President State College Dancer 1 f Eff i .,,, Q -5 ' ,wf2 'Tf-L -.M -4- f'-3 '1.1 as ' ' vu jv,w1'ge ' ' fegfgkff my a- -V2 ' ,3-214' . s-'iw 5 ff: ' 'f , Ffa' '- - -L :Gif-fr r 1 so W5 i - , :ff ---- A, ,iw 1 , , e, I ,Q - 55 :- s,:::-Q 3 L-11, -,.- ,. '- , mem . 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Baseball Manager l-li-Y Vice-President Sec.-Treasurer ot Sr. A Class President Otticer's Club State College Col. in Army Hoopes, Ruby Home Room Repre- sentative Costume Designer Howley, Barbara G. R. Assistant Annual Editor Ditch Day Committee Sr. A Dress Committee San Ratael Finishing School Chouinard Art School Commercial Artist Hutchinson, Olive G. R. Counselor's Helper State College Teacher lngram, Howard Commercial Major State College Architect L tvilf' ' V' . 1. - GV ' '- . 5.4, r , ,arf f. , rg 1. ff 1- 5 . e ,, S + 2 - 7 f f .ff f fi , , ' ' f 44 haw f 3, 14 fj ff' 1 . 1 615 A 2 1, J 4, sg 5, 2 ,nf 2 f 1 f , Aff ' fr f Z AM X fi x 2 , , 1 Q X , 1' 'x WV f I 1 V ,. ,Q ,, ff f. W, .ew ff Q f f f .IAM S ,, B 1 ry J ffg-sr f X X W nd! fee, ZS! 7 R 3 f W Z Nv A fiff., .MW , 7013 1-,M-. N ,, .EM , . , . , .M J ,- '5i.Sg::1a, ' X - as , -1- 'WJ -sf WX f 9'-if 4 X , 2 Z f f ff f Q fx fxf 2' f X Q X V, f f ff f ff X V' V 1 I f XM AQ. 5 -rr f - V 1 K gist ff 2 3 r ff?-f -E' l. Kenner, Ruth Jackson, Wilbea Choral Club Costume Manager tor Sr. A Play Kelsey-Jenney Protessional Singer Johnson, Merle Lettering Major Electrician Johnson, Virginia Bookkeeper Johnston, Thomas Shop Major Electrician Kells, Evelyn G. A. A. I G. R. Ditch Day Committee Orchestra Home Room Repre- sentative Kelsey-Jenney Kelly, Jean Glee Club Octette State College Nurse eff 6. A. A. Stenographer Kingswood, Myrtle C5.A. A. Attendance Clerk Post Graduate Course Own a Dress Shop Lawrence, Charles Commercial Major Colorado State Coliege Diesel Engineer Lent, Gladys Attendance Clerk Aviatrix Longtin, Richard Track '36 Football '35, '36 Basketball '35, '36 Loyola College Journalist Lytle, James Navigation Navigator Magnuson, Albert Radio Major Radio School Radio Technician Marshall, Nancy G. R. G. A. A. Vice-President of Cardinal Co-eds Sr. A Cabinet Member Beauty School Beauty Operator i 'x Martin, Charles Q Football tx X, Business Man Means, George Baseball '36 Debate Club Professional Baseball Player We .ff , f em yawn ' 9 New ka QW, .1 fn-ff-'wwf W , ..,,,,, 2365 a My My 2 , ,Q - f- , i ' f A' my ' 94 5 ., ,g ln, , 9 V 'z ' ':e,gf ' ' i 7 U91 1 111' Ig. I, if NIIIICI, ccltn Octette Choral Club Glee Club Sr. A Cabinet Member State College Singer Miller, Mary Francis G. A. A. G. R. Stenographer O'Keefe, James Track '35, '36 State College Coach Ondler, Clarence Baseball '36 Basketball Football '35 Loyola College Government Service Ouelette, Warren Model Airplane Builder Airplane Pilot Parr, Evelyn Commercial Course Stenograplier Parrott, Theresa Sr. A Dress Committee St. Joseplfs Business College Secretary Pfalrler, Fra ncig Economics Major Travel Polak, Jaclr Shorthand Award Winner Board ot Commissioner Clerk Civil Service Polalr, Joe Shorthand Major Civil Service Rabinowitz, Saul Quintrell, John Sho Ma'or P l Printing XXforlc Tennis Ramsey, Francis Shop Major State College Electrical Engineer Reasoner, Ronald Sr. A Play Old G.P. Glee Club Aviation Reeder, Lewis Art Major Rancher Rrechers, June G. R. Sr. A Commencement Committee Sr. A Cardinal Edition State College History Teacher W4 WN 7 we X fffvtsyfv S ff V K ,gas 15,259 11591. .fi , J 07' ' '61-:1ai:55:,.5 ' X, - ,,,. eww r- f Q X 1 ' f fc ff f y X Sw S gs ff ,if X f 1 V1 x N s S V P 6 13 X f ggi' ni. 4 X 'E , ---- -s rrei I 5 Xi 41 4 8 3 Riggin, John Art Major Naval Officer Robbins, Dorothy G. R. Sr. A Announcement Committee Broadway Beauty School Hair Stylist Robbins, Virginia Glee Club Davis Beauty School Visit China Roloff, Henry Journalism Major Sports Editor ot Cardinal Sr. A Cabinet Member State College Journalist Rowe, Henry Basketball '34, '35 Wrestling Press Agent Ruby, Edward Shop Major Civil Service Schultz, Elsie Home Economics Major Professional Whistler Schultz, Sherman Machine Drawing Drafting Sechrist, Kenneth Mechanical Drawing Telephone Worker J , v . Txgxgi rvfn u N ,ici bm lj Scott, Frances Aviatrix Shields, Frederick Sr. A Play Gabby Tower Day Committee Northwestern Criminology Slattery, Roy Basketball '35 Track '36 Colorado State Government Service Slocum, Arthur Sr.A.Play Doc Stage Crew State College Gentleman ot Leisure Smith, Alfonso Study M usic Strumm, Elizabeth I Atter School Games History Swimmer Sunderhauf, Ralph Football '35, '36 Ditch Day Committee Commencement Com- mittee Stage Crew Commissioner ot Boys' Activities Colorado State College Forestry 4?'Tf'f'9' t. ,V ,M fl 'hi' -1 ' 'W -' ,v.. A y ' fy? ., 3' A Q. :-, ' ,,f,fxw'2. 'F ,3 'Q y,,Li1M.,Lff 2is1:2:E1.e1a .fa . 4. r '. S- ..-,J ' WA it 9 3, ,. - fi X, 1: 44 ' ' . f rg .N ., Swift, Bob Football Work with Cudahy Packing Company Aviator Swinson, John Football Basketball Taylor, George Track '34, '35, '36 Football '35, '36 Taylor, Joyce Debate Club G. R. Debate Tournament Sr. A Play Clementine State College Dramatics Taylor, Sara President ot G. R. Vice-Pres. ot Sr. A Class Chairman ot Sr. A Ball Sr.AAnnouncement Committee Sr. A Cabinet Member State College Trimble, Donald Football '34, '35, '36 Basketball Baseball Ticket-Seller Ditch Day Committee Tower Day Committee Sr. A Cabinet Member University ot Chicago Scientific Agriculturist ThaY0l'. Marg ert Commercial Major Beauty School Own a Beauty Shop Thein, Shirley G. A. A. Ditch Day Committee Kelsey-Jenney Private Secretary ...fm ,.,.- Va nder Horck, Philip Composer ot Sr. A Song Sr. A Cabinet Member State College Composer and Concert Pianist Van Huss, Earl Football at Washington High, L. A. Wrestling U. C. L. A. Electrical Engineer Villarino, Ernest Baseball State College Baseball Star wwgfnweheewga Jeans , , - f .: ,-f M95 4 f y V f ,-V, tg?ZE?: 24 ,rvf?4a:aaezs W f M . rw.eea 1 T i rc . ,. ' ry ff '1f,ff2.f r ,K fe 1:9 fp 5 ' Z ,,.,, . f . 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We-Q Q r E 3551.21 ' , :M fx 51:32 -sf if A 4 - mr, ss-as s fa - IX.-.A-v ,I I X , 'AWA .-:fl .Fir Q .'Wi ...f x Q . ' wig: it gf' N rm 1 ,sw - MM A M V nl h 5 Al . 1,-1 ,f I ft N , rx ' X ' :sv , .Qi X Wangsness, Woodrow Stage Crew Drama Club State College Ward, William Sr. A Play Stewart Football Track Choral Club Debate Club Social Chairman ot Debate Club Wilkening, Audrey Glee Club Davis Beauty School Own a Beauty Shop Wise, Robert State College Motion Picture Projectionist Williams, Ted Baseball Woudstra, Alice Sr. A Play Ma State College Nurse CLASS SUNG FAREWELL TO ALMA MATER Words and Music by Philip Vander l-lorclc Farewell, Dear l-loover l-lig Farewell, Comrades True! We will forever lceep Memories of you! Someday we'll come again, Then we'll surely see Still all your banners bright Crowned with victory! So with eager soul, as swift the seasons roll, We will strive our goal to achieve, And with loyal hand we'll always stand By the school so grand we now must leave! Though the day is near, our Alma Mater Dear, When our service here will be through, To the love we bore our comrades of yore We will evermore be true! Now to the future's store, Love and hope and strife, Forward from your doors we go, Forward into life! l-lappy our youth has been, And in future days Oft' we shall fondly sing Alma Mater's praise. lAlma Mater to be sung with the second choru So we march along to l-loover's battle-song And with voices strong sing her name! We will live aright for Red and White And will ever fight to bring her fame! Though the day is near, our Alma Mater Dear, When our service here will be through, To the love we bore our comrades of yore We will evermore be true! Ln, ,Y Y- V EENUBMRE 47 Cl . .1- , , If w . 4 X ,, X1 A Ak, ' ' M , ., . 1 1 V -. 1 .w:. Z1 ..1. .Ax , 4 u. '- ' 1 . fs- : -. F , ,. LJ 4 v-' SENICDR CALENDAR SEMESTER Il February 7 8 9 IO Senior A Play- Bridal Chorus. I2 Senior A Meeting-Election ot I3 Traclc Meet-Long Beach W. W Otticers. 55-58. 27 4'l-l Club MQCHDS- I6 Tennis Meet-San Diego. A. S. B. Ball. Athletic Rally at Bleachers. March 23 C. S. E. Ditch Day. 25 G. A. A. Pot Luck Swim. 3 Girl Reserve Splash Party. 27 Qpen House. 4 l-li-Y Meeting tor Election ot 30 C. S. pi Dance Officers. 5 Debate Meet with San Diego. 8 Senior A Meeting. 9 Tennis Tournament at La Jolla. May ll I8 I9 26 28 29 April 2 3 5 G. A. A. Dance. Alumni Play- Dulcy. 5 Alumni Play. 8 Quill ancl Scroll Meeting. I5 Senior A Meeting. June Senior A Meeting. IO C. S. E. Conference at Los Angeles. I3 Raclio Program-Advertise Senior l5 A Play. I6 C. S. E. City Banquet. Annual County Athletic Meet. G. A. A. Dance. Senior A Ditch Day. Senior A Ball. Vespers. Tower Day. Commencement. JUNE CLASS CDF 1937 l-IEN Tl-IE JUNF,'37 class met in September '36 as senior B's, as otficers they elected: Bernie Carroll, president: Betty Forbes, vice-president: and Mary Wing, secretary-treasurer. ln keen an- ticipation, the excited senior B's chose an attractive, ditierently-styled sweater and their rings, received awards Tower Day, and participated in a sing-song. When the class organized tor a second time in the spring term, the new officers chosen were: President, Ray Adair: vice-president, Frank Bon-, ham: and secretary-treasurer, Mary Wing. The Monday tollowing Easter vacation tickets tor the senior A pro- duction, The Bridal Chorus, were given out to the seniors. This par- ticular senior A production was an entirely unprecedented and ambitious attempt in that it was presented most successtully tor tour nights to capacity audiences, April 7, 8, 9, and IO. The prime motive tor this unusual attempt was the need tor supplying additional tunds necessary in the publication ot a more ambitious issue ot Dias Cardinales. No etiorts were spared in attempting to make their last semester at l-loover one ot the happiest and most memorable times ot their ,school career tor the senior A's. With that in mind the committees and cabinet members were selected. The tirst eltorts, those in behalf ot the senior play, succeeded admirably. On April sixteenth the A. S. B. ball took place in the school library. Later, April twenty-seventh, came Cpen l-louse. A new event was the senior A, senior B athletic competition called Field Day, held in May. May twenty-eighth the seniors ditched at Pine Valley: June tenth the ball took place at l-lotel del Coronado: June thirteenth, Vesper services: June titteenth, Tower Day: and, at last, a beautiful graduatign in the Ford Bowl on June sixteenth. The class orators were: Ruby Reid, Peggy Fay, and John Jacobsen. JUNE SENIOR CABINET it 418 ,av rv' RAY ADATR FRANK B HAM Y :QING President Vice-pre ' retary-Treasurer MRS. HAMILTON HELEN PAYTON R JAMES LYLE Adviser Senior A Ball nnual SeniorACardinal FLORENCE NEWMARK NELL WING GERALDINE CLOSE BETTY GURNEY Play Production Play Sales Vespers Commencement GERALDINE SEARS BETTY FORBES SEYMOUR RATNER PEGGY FAY Class Song Senior Picnic Senior Picnic Announcements Abendroth, Bill Band Dance Orchestra World Friendship Club Accordion Quintette Business College Steamship E L jQ Acers, Virginia Girl Reserves ' flu G.A.A. Stantord st I Dietitian f - 0 Ackley, Edwin Public Address System faq Adair, Ray Pres. Hoover Senators Manager ot Hoover-Van sity Debate Club res. SeniorA Class allyhoo Club ' ridal Chorus Bellamy Trial San Diego State Chicago University Lawyer Adams, Margaret G.A.A. Girl Reserves San Diego State Librarian Adamson, Evelyn San Diego State Secretary was Adkinson, Juanita G.A.A. Girl Reserves Commissioner Cultural Activities Treasurer ot Card. Co-ecls San Diego State Costume Designer Adams, Richard Stantord Consular Service Akin, Mary Ruth San Diego State Social W rk Alderman, Harold Track Stamp Club Chess Club U niversity ot Calitornia Doctor Alexander, Mark Track '35 '36 Hi-Y President Yell Leader Bridal Chorus Salesman ,fl Lu RXX s-nsvitm Allsworth, Virginia Girl Reserves President ot C.S.F. U niversity ot Pennsylvania Teacher Anderson, Gene Contractor .G'NfX- Qw-f Anderson, George Aeronautical School Aeronautical Engineer . ' 7, f ref' gf, ,. A vw , 1 rival , , ,Q 4 -1,1 if , W ,WZ f Q r,r, 0 ,rf N fff il' 41. K' Atwat Elizabeth C.S.F. G.A.A. Girl Reserves Bridal Chorus San Diego State Social Worker Bailey, Helen Library Assistant A San Diego State Designer - 1-xr-wire--fu Jw Bailey, Newton San Diego State Architect Banlrs, Virginia Art School Bannister, Mildred G.A.A. San Diego State Costume Designer Barnes, Carlyn G.A.A. Costume Designer nfwgafwfwaf Barnhart, Robert Civil Engine Barr, Ivy Girl Reserves G.A.A. Mercy Hospital Air Hostess University of Southern California Doctor Beauregard, June G.A.A. Girl Reserves San Diego State Commercial Artist Boyer, .. UM' Beclrom, Clarice San Diego State Librarian dS-1-ff E7lAvn 1.: Z? Bell, Leonard Baseball University ot California Forest Ranger Ldfm Bell, William 8'eTg'e-m'Fl'R. O. T. C. San Diego State Architect Bentson, Lois San Diego State Costume D,esigner Bernal, Ida Mercy Hospital Nurse 3-A1-f cf,-...lQ...R-v...... Bonham, Frank Treasurer ot Senior B Class Secretary ot Boys' Glee Club Vice-President ot Senior A Class University ot California Forest Ranger . , 5 Girl Reserves Glee Club Southern California Jr. College Nurse Boyle, Thomas Quill 8: Scroll -, Sports Eclitor, Cardin San Diego State Aeronautical Engineer f l EIAA. Cadman, Marjorie f Bruha, Edison San Diego State Chemical Engineer in Bucl1enau,G ce Pro ess' nal Guitar Player ff f Budvarson, Ruth guilds Nurse we B,l'ict?eii,,ikl!'lelen Mae J 4 irl'fReserves j,C3rchestra ly' San Diego State t Music Teach G.A.A. Bridal Chorus Woodbury Interior Decorating Carper, Deloris Business College Secretary Carroll, Bernard Football '35 '36 Traclc '35 '36 '37 Basketball Commissioner ot Welfare President ot Sr. B Class University ot California Construction Engineer Carroll, Mary G.A.A. Girl Reserves Mercy Hospital Nurse Cerise, Alphonso Davis Agricultural Colleg Aviator Cessna, Jeanne President ot Girls Gvlee Club San Diego State Opera Singer John Butcher Childress Arva Tumbling Team Girl Reserves Ticket Seller San Diego State Professional Dancer Clamp, William Ticket Seller Hoover Senators Debate Team San Diego State History Teacher ClamPlt. Harry Architect Clark, Beverly 'rgima Cardinal Statt Ciapk Eilrlf' Glee Club F uo icity fo S ' A PI Eclitor Mothlerg Day Blok l'l00V2f Columnist tor Union-Tribune Sr. A Cardinal Editor Journalist - .415 Close, Geraldine A Capella Choir Girl Reserves Quartette Sr.A Cabinet Singer Gwfaiyf Clussman, Alta Commercial Work QM con, Cole, Paddy Nurse Conniff, Marie Louise San Diego State Secretary , 1 The Saber R.O. . Pres. Us a Math a r Couverette Cowa n, Blake Football Ticket Seller San Diego State Coach , ck Sound En ineer ' 1 Coyle, Lucille Beauty School ness College Stenographer J A gwilgiaw Delano, Francis Aviation Mechanic I ,O DeLu, ,lames University ot Southern Calitornia Business Man DeLuce. Joseph Orchestra C.S.F. FLQQEBLSW-LL. Deslrins, Lawrence San Diego State Diesel Engineer Wi Dippel, Chester Tennis Art Editor tor Annual Chouinard Art School Artist Donovan, Beverly Girl Reserves San Diego State Doctor WV. a Dougherty, Myer Football l-li-Y San Diego State Lawyer Douthit, Leonard Baseball Professional Baseball Player MLW tw EWU' ,.,. , 'f yr:--xy , - .l.,,.Y.5, A79-v-'HAL-, Downs, Mary Girl Reserves G.AfA. Commissioner ot Girls' Athletics University ot Calitornia lnterior Decorator Drake, Delson University ot Washington Airplane Designer Drebert, Marian Girls' Glee Club Ass't. Art Editor ot An- nual G.A.A. Chouinard Art School Commercial Artist 944.2 Drouillarchtnorothy Senior A Dress Committee Business College Private Secretary Du ncan, Dorothy Girls' Glee Club Aviatrixiw N I s Earles, Martha Band Purdue Interior Decorator Edwards, Jack Basketball K gdaldff-OLQJ Drama Club Bridal Chorus Ticlcet Seller Chronicler San Diego State Electrical Engineer 4? 4 Embefy. Vernon . San Diego State r , Tennis f Naval Flier 'V' - nf 'YW uth Emmett, Marie C.S.F. ' Girls' Glee Club Scripps College Interpreter Fa gerstrom, Ruth Commercial Artist Farber, Marlyn Aviator i QW' :nal St lf Attenda IC ssist- n r go State c nt D er Fay, Peggy G.A.A. Girl Reserves Cardinal Statt Hoover Senator Bridal h r C.S.F. Commissi er ot Publica- tion Sec ot Cardinal -e A abinet 9'Se ' of Quill 8: Scroll President of World Friendship Club Pres. ot Ballyhoo Club Commencement Speaker San Diego State Commercial Artist Fechter, Bob Diesel School Diesel Engineer Felthaus, Bernard 4 .7 ' 2' 0 'N fl Q. rw f r 1 I l '-. 6 ,wwf X-it Field, Mabel Singer Q Field, Nancy Girls' Glee Club Secretary Fincher, Corrine Girl Reserves Girls' Glee Club Cosmetologist .isis I Yvlflr a AV, Finley, Evelyn if C.S.F. Girls' Glee Club San Diego County Hos- pital Trained Nurse ml We Fleischman, Pearl Woodbury College Stenographer Kr Flesner Doris WV G.A.A. lowa State Physical Education Teacher W, .,.., , , 5 1 , igu . -3, ..,.... , ,, ..s. -, r ,,- , .. ,X Ni Forbes, Betty Girl Reserves G.A.A. Commissioner ot Girls' Athletics Card. Co-ed Vice Pres. Ticket Auditor tor Cardi- nal Co-eds Pres. ot Cardinal Co-eds Vice President ot Senior B 10 Class San Diego State lnterior Decorator Forbes, Bower l-li-Y Cardinal Statt oualr a Scroll Treasurer ot l-li-Y Business Manager ot An- nual Sec.-Treas. ot Sabers San Diego State Accountant San Diego State Fraine, Frank 1 Aviator PM Gates, Ruth Girl Reserves G.A.A. San Diego State Secretaryg ,ff Garcia, Herminio Pharmacy School Pharmacist f!.f,.M.' www Gebert, Mae Blossom G.A.A. Treasurer Girl Reserves Card. Co-ed Ticket Audi' tor Card. Co-ed Treasurer Yell Leader San Diego State Interior Decorator Getz, Dick Annapolis Naval Otticer Gibson Oscar 'WAN '3 '36 S go State 6 rc ' Qe ler oac Gillette, Phyllis G.A.A. Cardinal Staff Ass't Editor of Annual San Diego State Psychologist Glenn, John San Diego State Mechanical Engineer try R' - M Annual Editor C.S.F. San Diego State Teacher ty N X it X Good, Katherine K ti! Granville, Ed Aviation 'I 1 4' Grau, Nelson Radio Engineer Greville, Terry Manager Basketball Team Track A Capella Choir Boys' Glee Club San Diego State Engineer Wife? San Diego State Forester AAA.: Griffith , Betty Lou G.A.A. Girl Reserves Hoover Senators American Academy ot Dramatic Arts Dramatist jwlffwffis Guelke, Fred Band Travel x Jean Diego State Scout I if Ggnther, John Aviation Mechanic Gurney, Betty C.S.F. Girl Reserves Sr. A Cabinet Secretary ot G.A.A. U niversity ot California Psychiatrist Hack, Wyman Band Choral Club Boys' Glee Club San Diego Sta e Musician Haddoclr, Helen G.A.A. Society Ed tor Girls'VGlqr Business! Seffyta Q Hale, Marie Business College Stenographer Hampton, Charles Basketball San State Harrington, Bernetta Mercy Hospital Nurse 3 Harrington, Bert Navy .fp cuVV1'W 3 G.A.A. Albion College Consular Service I Hartung, Marym yi fm fw fy G f f f 75: Q5 ,J wtf V- 1- ,, ?. V, f . '-gf , , ' . arf? G' ' V f H f -:if Jr 1 f r f 3 . K , W rif f f . ..... 3:1 ff' V4 Q .. :M f fenwtw AT 'QW .la I Hatcher, Otto Mechanic jf 5 27371: H Q ,- Hausman, Bill A Capella Choir Boys' Glee Club Diesel School Diesel Engineer Tb L91 K Hayden, Dorothy Costume Desi n r fox' n efxbs Baslcetball C.S.F. Boys' Glee Club San Diego State Engineer ' i Lois Girls' Glee Club Radio Singer Hennings, Alfred San Diego State Artist DH r Henry, Marion Girl Reserves Girls' Glee Club A Capella Choir San Diego State Singer Heron, Pe Librarian's s Sec'y ot Girl Reserves Vice-President ot G.A.A. San Diego State Law Librarian wg Herty, Harold l-li-Y Football Annapolis Naval Otticer Herty, Lois G.A.A. Broadway School ot Beauty Cosmetologist ij i Heueitfatfonne GAA. Cosmetologist Higgins, Marjorie San Diego State Stenographer 'Wi . x Hobbs, izabeth Broadway School ot Beauty Beauty Operator Hobbs, Gordon 'y 1, , , Track lj ' .,r l l Band 1 gn wld Aviator fl V ,ff V X ,f I Hooper, Virginia G.A.A. Girl Reserves World Friendship Club Business School Secretary on, Keith Boys' Glee Club San Diego State Mathematician fiat. Jffi A!-046 O 1 Howells, Thelma University ot Southern California Graduate Nurse . . ,t!,,.,1-v Hubbard, Dorothy G.A.A. San Diego State Costume Designer Hubbard, Kay A Capella Choir Business College Stenographer JF Hudson, Priscilla G,A.A. Air Hostess f7 if Girl Reserves Bridal Chorus San Diego State Interior Decorator Hume, Gilbert Annapolis Naval Office Hunter, Margaret Nurse W f Q' flf ff N. ICSC QQ am I Hunt, Howard Cardinal Statt Business College Accountant fjldlij F d West Point Army Otticer wwf 4 0 acobsen, Helen Library Asst. C.S.F. San Diego State Librarian cobsen, John C.S.F. Commencement Speaker Basketball Hoover Senators San Diego State Je ns, Ruth .Mary's Hospital racluate Nurse Jensen, sobert Forest Ranger Johnson, Carl Sales an ,1 .4 3 7 - ohnson, Freda G.A.A. St. Joseph's Commercial College Veterinarian Johnston, Georgel Tennis Boys' Glee Club San Diego State Accountant Jones, Alberta A Capella Choir Library Asst. San Diego State Librarian up l Jones, Cora-Meome Bridal Chorus Tumbling Team G.A.A. r Dancing Teacher ,X 'i A I ,f f Kahle, George Football Track Secretary l-li-Y San Diego State Coach Kairot, Dorothy Attendance Office Assist- ant Business College Stenographer Q 7, Kallander, Marie Girls' Glee Club Telegraph Operator 2 X7 ' li T' J' QAAAJI ,,V64..4..,.,4L,44,3 Kazmarelr, Wanda C.S.l:. Bridal Chorus San Diego State Doctor f L ,hl.f,'vif14 duff' , June Girl Reserves San Diego State Y.W.C.A. Executive King, Albert Navy Kirlr,-Jimmy A Capella Choir Boys' Glee Club Navy M Kishler, Helen G.A.A. Girls' Glee Club Business College Secretary r 1 5 Knapp, Charlie Drama Club tage Crew kj ' r l Chorus , ' ellamyTrial lil- Cheerl.eacler Y 6.1 , c'y Boys' Glee Club H -V eatrical College 5 Actor i ii xx p f 1 xv I Koenig, Leonar Corporal R.O.T.C. West Point Army Officer Lacy, Marilynn Theater Guild, Hamilton H.S., L. A. G.A.A. Girl Reserves San Diego State Stenographer eisure, Jimmy Tennis Boys' Glee Club University of Calitornia Criminologist Lemmon, Eva Mae Beauty Operator M m Nrili, ,,,, ,, Leyva, Gertrude Typist Lewis, Georgia ENQWZQM Lind em, Everett Boys' Glee Club Sec'y ot A Capella Choir San Diego State Aeronautical Engineer Livesay, Marion Costume ign NA. Lobrano, Alice Girl Reserves San Diego State Nurse Long, Naomi San Diego State Nurse Loughman, .lames Stanford l-listory Teacher f 1 - Lucarel i, ison Game Warden I H . I ,f -,,' V, , Luttmer, Marlon 5,0 W Z I f Girls' Glee Club W Girl Reserves ' K f' usiness Co lege jf 47,4 Stenographer X flyj mi Lyle, James R.O.T.C. Quill 81 Scroll The Sabers World Friendship Club Bridal Chorus Bellamy Trial Sr. ACabinet Annapolis Naval Flier Major, Donald Bridal Chorus Bellamy Trial San Diego State Chemical Engineer Marlrle, Shirley Girl Reserves G.A.A. Annual Statt A Capella Choir Cardinal Statt Girls' Glee Club San Diego State Teacher Martinette, Ethel San Diego State Writer Ulllflwlmmfr Martin, Russell Traclc Letterman World Friendship Club Treasurer A Capella Choir Boys' Quartette Band The Sabers, R.O.T.C. C,S.F. San Diego State Musician and Band Directbr 1 Marvin, Luverne St ford Nu e mf, T M T XZW, is Wx f AW new 2 , ,f ,, Q Xi , 467 Matloclr, Marjorie Girls' Glee Club Latin Club Private Secretary I Joi- , MA 1065 K Matsuelr, Joe Aviator McAfee, Thelma Child's Nurse WM McAnulty, Wallace Football San Diego State Q Coach U-9 aww McBurnie, Chris Baseball fffiffdelc Public Address System Navy ' '777 McCullough, Arlene Clerlc an-Zawcgjkv McFarland, Lois Girl Reserves U. of C. at Berkeley f f Artist flAlvosA!XJ-el, C McGehee, Maurice Basketball California Poly Tech. Electrical Engineer 37 McKenny, Lois Kelsey-Jenny Bus. School Secretary 5 ,J g 7,17 .1 ,,!,,,z,y-tj C Mal.-zes, Ralph Boys' Glee Club San Diego State Court Reporter I Meeker, Jack San Diego State Business Mierlot. Al San Diego State Engineer Miller, Autumn Mae Cardinal Statt Spanish Interpreter Minor, Grace San Diego State Social Welfare Worker Minshew, Geraldine Assistant to Nurse G. A. A. Nurse 9 f l X W! X , f f 'l f t is it ' , .'4 vf,, J, , v jiri. iss. :l y it-:ri .sz ,f-- , fem, f ': E , Xp f 5 ' 4 ,V f V' .f::: 1- ,,' - 2. ' ' . Q is sz , V' ,Q '1' J X I Miranda, Manuel San Diego State Electrical Engineer , . 117 if P7',5' ,,,-1 Miroff, Evelyn Stenographef Moclr, Eleanor qt San Diego State Nurse Monsees, Ralph Basketball Baseball San Diego State Structural Engineer Morris, Jack State Highway Patrol Morrison, Walter Business College wma 'PWM-W ' V 6 C OFIC Of Morton, Jean Hamilton Business College Bookkeeper Murphy, Helen Girls' Glee Club San Diego State nserva ry of Music Muschlitz, Earle Chess Club C.S.F. Stamp Club Annapolis Naval Otticer Mutter, Caroline San Diego State Nurse f ,ff If - ' Arthur, Hope Cardinal Statt Marl n Beaut College Y Y Beauty Operator '7W sgmi Neil, Richard Basketball San Diego State Naturalist Neilson, Harry San Diego State Machiniswpwf 53747 Q ETU 9 an Lg Nelson, Els-if Football San Diego State Civil Engineer wmarlc, Florence Hoover Senators Sr.A. Cabinet Ballyhoo Club Manager Debate San Diego State History Teacher iff Nicholas, Leland Boys' Ouartetta Boys' Glee Club San Diego State Chemist all Team 952+ .fx .it J f -ii A- Noeclxer Pat G.A.A. Tennis CM' gy San Diego tate Architect is-A34 Northcote, Edith Nurse Nowell, Walter Orchestra San Diego State Radio Technician Parlcer, Donna Costume Designer Parrish, Robert Accountant 0 Pauls hy Beauty Operator Payton, Helen f c.s.F. YCQZAJ Girls' Glee Club Sr.ACabinet Vice-Pres. G.A.A. San Diego State Interior Decorator Peterson, Clarence San Diego State Electrical Engineer Phillips, Olivia Faye G.A.A. Bishop Teacher ot Stenography 5 I 6 ji fr X as QN Plunkett, Diclr Sheet Metal Worker ff 1' 5 Porter. Betty University ot California at L. A. Librarian ances an Diego State Teacher Pranis, .loc Cardinal Statt Bridal Chorus Quill 8: Scroll Annapolis Naval Aviator X ,353 x Quiry, Ed Q Truck Driver , ' l i Q 'W Rafaelovich, Ru by Girls' Glee Club Business College Sec tar ,px ' A WMM' Gf'A.A. Girl Reserves Library Assistant San Diego State XY iyjxlzxaqeqy, Muriel Th ti, Commercial Artist ..,17,,1 t ,,, ., ,, n if N K 1 1, 'Wx ' ff fs ,hy 1, V 'Wh' . ., ,,,,, , ,, L M f ,,:- I , ,, : f , J X W, f I '- -a'A,,. . , 4 1 at fi 1 mix 2 A ifgiiii ..,. , ,,.. ,,. , ,.t,.,, ,, t..,,-,, , , gsr9.,,. f X - Im ' 9 4. s . f 4 W ,.,. 4 . ew , X, arf -, S was , ,i - ..,,, -. .-.w,5 S:fr: is A 1 l Sff2r,grg, n,.wfffgsMj ff' i 2352? Fkjzfb-?7fuZWMf,f affzc' Ralph, Edward Mechanic Que VC a,ic,,..i eer if X Rasberry, Virginia Girls' Glee Club Secretary Q- wie Seymour a Vblvg, Ray, Dorothy Social Worker QMS' Ray, Pat Miami Valley Hospital Glee Club Air Hostess Read, Charles Chess Club San Diego State Civil Engineer Reid. Ruby 'MJ Debate Team G.A.A. Girl Reserves Hoover Senators Commencement Speaker San Diego State Secretary Reinert, Kenneth Band U f Diesel School Diesel Engineer I' mcnmona,.1ames A The Sabers ,. !f A Capella Choir R.O.T.C. Band Boys' Quartette Track Randolph Field Aviator Rippen, Jacqueline American Student Union Fencing Club Swimming Club Peace Club Chemistry Club At the Geo. Washington High, N. Y. City U.S.C. Animal Husbandry fc-4k4:rv Roberge, Lillian Girls' Glee Club Business College Psychologist 0 1: Jaeger., 'R Rolterts, Lucy Girl Reserves San Diego State Archaeologist 1i'5f f9,Q.g Roloff, :char Chicago University Civil Engineer Routh, Robert I-li-Y Quill 81 Scroll Ballyhoo Club R.O.T.C. Ritle Team Cardinal Statt Sr. A Cabinet Vice-President of l-li-Y President ot C. S. F. Mgr. Editor ot Annual President ot Sabers Colonel in R.O.T.C. San Diego State Science Protessor Rufing. Gertrude Beauty Operato sl ew Savage, Ray San Diego State Carpenter WMD, it ff G f .K f 77 as 5 5 7 f X Y f I f 'MZ' aff f 0 MZ , C T 1 z 1545! l fig, 5 fa 451 4.::,.' ,. ,X ,Wy WZ -5 f , s Q f ,4 , f X 4 7 Y ' 2 f f X 1, Z 1 1 1 ,Z W 1 f sw 1 M of r ' f' ,.,.. ff fl f V ff X ,f . I San Diego State Salesman Sears, Geraldine Accompanist tor Boys' Quartette, Boys' Glee Club, Girls' Glee Club, Choral Club Girl Reserves World Friendship Club Senators Cardinal Statt Sr.A Cabinet Sr. A Class Song San Diego State Music Teacher Sharp, Marguerite A Capella Choir Vice-President ot C.S.F. Treasurer ot Girl Reserves Business College, 2 3 Private Secretary if Shepherd, John Basketball San Diego State Aeronautical Engineer 'X -id Sheridan, Jimmy iii- ', R.O.T.C. San Diego State Mining Engineer Shook, Clara Broadway Scho Beauty Operator okl Sizer, Marion Girl Rese 6. . t Sa eg Sta Te n Slridmore,Jean U na Girls' Glee Club X Cardinal Statt San Diego State Author fy' Slater, Dollie Business College Stenographer 5 4' Small, Derwood Aviation School Commercial Pilot Smith, Andrew Government Service Smith, Bob 4-H Club San Diego State y Rancher , 1 N I X. W is Smith, Edward Commercial Artist Girl Reserves Orchestra Oregon State Nurse k, Flavia Snyder, Bonnie Kelsey-Jenny Bus. 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Q7 f ' Y Twylor, Barbara C.S.F. Woodbury College Secretary T' Ta Beauty Cperator Thatch, Helen A Capella Choir Nurse We jo Tilden,Winton ,af Wrestling National Diesel School Diesel Engineer Tinlcham, Maxine Beauty School Beauty Operator Todd, Lee t, 1 V1 ' sg: vrh was X fi. A Y: is gf! Walsh, Vivian in Girls' Glee Club Wg, Counselor's Assistant Off Secretary Warlop, Georgean Pianist , . A I f fi fl- -, fi f , H, , , . JM WWW Warren, Forrest Roadshow Bridal Chorus Ballyhoo Club Annapolis Naval Otticer Wessel, Charles Navy Wetzell, William Golf Traclc Baseball Diesel School Diesel En inee 1509 x5 5 Whitcomb, Lyman f Radio School Radio Operator til C Williams, Bill C 6,,o1f,M1hQur- ' 'ii .,,,-- Wilson, Edith San Diego State g l 'C .,. 1 f Kindergarten Teacher Wing, Mary C.S.F. Lite Member Secretary of Sr. B Class Sec.-Treas. ot Sr. A Class Cardinal Statt Attendance Ottice As- sistant Business College Executive in G Dvernment Otlice Wing., Nelle C.S.F. Lite Member Sr. A. Cabinet Assistant in Registrar Office Business College Wolley, John Band Orchestra Orchestra Leader Yeager, Pearl San Diego State Radio Singer Zeldin, Lucille Girl Reserves C.S.F. World Friendship Club Girls' Glee Club A Capella Choir San Diego State Librarian Executive in Govern nt QLWQ I CLASS SONG Words and Music by Geraldinelxears HHOOVER ADIEUH The happy days we've spent with yo Are closing, Hoover Highg And so with heavy heart we say To you our last goodbye. But ever in our rnern'ries, Your ideals stand enshrined- The joys we've shared within your walls We neverrnore shall tind. And to you dear Alma Mater We bid tond adieu- We shall torever treasure Our happiness with you. CHORUS: Dear Hoover High we bid adieu, We'll strive to be sincere to you: And colors bright ot red and white Shall ever be our guiding lightl Dear Hoover High, adieu. W wmglf? WM W Wfif . ff 5 .. .--1-.1--1-Q I E TS 3 dy f -Jaliaaflffn-AY v f:u-.ff------ --M 7 - -.fi-.af - ,- f -- ' nnunr. ' '-.XX iis-4' First rdwilettxio right? Aguirre, E. McAnulty, Coach Caldwell, l-lansen, McCall, Wier, Coach Perry, Kahle, Chavez, Carver. Second row: l-lerty, Krutzsch, Prusa, Walsh, Fitzpatrick, Faulkner, l-larvey, Cowan, Baker, Eidemiller. Third row: Ward, Breitbard, l-lirr, Robbins, Sunderhaut, Boles, Dougherty, Stewart, Taylor, Kern. Fourth row: l-lannah, Smith, Ricketts, McDaniels, Siraton, Lester, Watters, Larsen, Butcher, Clark. Fifth row: DeLauer, Daley, Manarcl, McCullough lMgr.l, Todd lMgr.l, Collins lMgr.l, Longtin, Finan, Gibson, Steppler, Carroll. FCDGTBALL HE I936 FOOTBALL season tound the Cardinal tootball team a member ot the widely known Coast League, an added prestige to the l-loover team since the League consists only ot the schools ot the highest caliber in Southern California. Though the league cham- pionship was not within reach during the season, crowds unprecedented in size and enthusiasm attended the home skirmishes. The next season's players will be hard pressed to show themselves to be as mighty in spirit and tight as those ot the i936 season who abounded in enthusiasm and earnest endeavor, and who practiced diligently that in enthusiasm and earnest endeavor, and who practiced diligently. They gave the needed inspiration otten when things looked darkest, and their departure will be a real loss. They are: Oscar Gibson, Captain Don Trimble, Joe Fitzpatrick, Bob Brietbard, Dick Longtin, and all the other lettermen and non-lettermen who leave to continue in new under- takings. Coaches John Perry, Lawrence Carr, and Wotiord Caldwell whose constant training and encouragement reshaped the team into the time unit that it was, are all looking ahead with keen anticipation toward added achievements in the IQ37 season. First row: l-lenclel, Prusa, Woodbury, Mitchell, Longtin, Fitzenmeyerm A Second row: Eidemiller llvlanagerl, Neil, Krutzsch, Coach Carr, Cummings, Fitzpatrick, Marchand lManagerl. BASKETBALL A l-lE I936-37 HOQVER VARSITY team began this season with only one returning letterman, l-larold Prusaq consequently much coaching and shaping was the order. Prusa, with the Junior Varsity and the B substitutes ot the previous season, constituted the new Var- sity squad. ln addition to a rigid schedule, sickness played a prominent part in slowing down the proceedings. l-lowever, a diligent attendance at practice during vacation proved a great aid. Ot the tive players who later became the regulars ot the team, not one had had previous playing experience with his teammates, a tact which contributed largely to the slow start ot the season, since close co- operation between the players is ot great importance. l-lowever, betore the season had advanced very tar, the improvement in the co-ordination between the players was clearly noticeable. ln the San Diego County Tournament, l-loover played a titty-titty draw, winning the Sweetwater game with a score ot 29-27, and losing the St. Augustine game I6-22. Likewise, in the Coast League skirmishes, the l-loover squad encoun- tered more determined opponents and emerged from these trays with but one victory, trom Santa Ana, yielding under the attacks ot the other teams, and tying tor fourth position in the Coast League. ? First row: Carroll, Monsees, l-lampton, Shepherd lCaptainl, Tazelaar ,Stuart. Second row: Minor, Davis, Greville lManagerl, Coach Carr, Edwards, Cormier. BASKETBALL B l-lE I936-37 SQUAD OF B's is able to look baclc on a truly enviable season ot victories, having sent numerous tor- midable squads ot opponents down into deteat betore a strong barrage ot powerful playing. Their success may be attributed largely to the sincere and continued interest that they exhibited in the game, to their admirable sportsmanship, and to their unremitting practice, a tactor which plays a large part in the pertection ot any team. At the beginning ot the season, the squad was strengthened by the experience ot three returning lettermen: John Shepherd, whose merits served in large measure to elect him captain ot the squad: Charles l-lamp- ton, Ralph Monsees, and to complete the squad ot nearly thirty boys, one almost unprecedented in size, came the B reserves, the Junior B's , and the tormer C's . ln the San Diego County Tournament the B's distinguished them- selves by solidly tilling out the schedule with tour consecutive vcitories. l-lowever, the opponents encountered by the B's in the Coast League games did not prove to be such a snap . Despite the threats ot these powertul opponents, the B's managed to come ott very ad- mirably, carrying ott tour victories out ot tive games, as well as the co- championship with Long Beach Poly. 4 A i , 1 First row, left to right: Neil, Greville, C. Smith, Carroll, Finan, Tazelaar, E. McNulty, Grant, Cordray, Skidmore, Kimball. Second row: Coach Perry, Wolley, J. L. Lewis, Gordy, Prusa, Krutzsch, W. McNulty, W. Smith, l-lomseley, Rader, Coach Carr. Third row: Campbell, Stuart, Santos, J. W. Lewis, Berg, Kahle, Beckus, Captain Schaat, Yakel, Aguirre, Meeker, Eidemlller, Cormier. TRACK LTl-IOUGI-l TRACK is not a major sport at l-loover, its success during this season may warrant that it assume a posi- tion ot major importance in the coming season because ot its rising popularity. Many records were shattered and new ones established in the course ot the past season, one ot the most successful yet, with many boys renewing their interest in that sport. There are three classes ot teams in track events just as in other sports. Some ot the contests which track teams take part in are: the mile race, the halt-mile event, the one hundred, and the two hundred and twenty yard dashes, the high hurdling, the broad jump, the shot put, the discus throw, the high jump, and running on the relay team. The relay team was the most successful, winning the Coast League championship, and bringing every meet to a close with a victory tor the Cardinals. The boys who compose the team are: Clyde Yakel, John Finan, George Kahle, and Bob Beckus. Clyde Yakel competed in the one hundred and the two hundred and twenty yar dashesg Captain Bob Beckus in the mile rung Bernie Carroll in the high hurdles: Al Cordray and Felix Aguirre in the high and broad jumpg and Philip Krutzch in the shot put. All ot these boys established new school records. Ai . 4 M, ,V.. 7 , I JM In ,,. .lf My if 2417! W , , V ., A , 4 V AN Y S ' -- Avmw 1 7, 1- 1 W .e A Gyx E , 5 1511-21 E If . S ff- 5-'JZX A ' an gi-if, V i ' 3 ' I mm! ,Q- we fm Q- -125, a.. - ' Ffsifnhg 51 r 4. A 4 ak Z , s W'Xg1lr First row, left to right: Voorhies, Lipchitz, Olison, Collins, McCullough, Woodbury, Douthit, Second row: Brown, Oliver, Siraton, Mitchell, Bell, DeLauer, Kenmuir, Miller. Third row: Coach Caldwell, Robbins, Neumeister, Lange, Ballinger, Monsees, Aguirre, Helm. BASEBALL ASEBALI. has always stood high in the esteem ot l-loover student rooters, and the I937 season was no exception. Many ot the games were thrillingly played, climaxing, in some instances, in scores ot only one point ditierence. The l-loover spring season started on March fifth when l-loover ac- complished a 4-2 win over Glendale. The following day, playing the alumni, they were deteated by a score ot I l-IO. During the Easter vacation the l-loover team entered the Pomona lrivitational Tournament tor the fifth consecutive year. Playing at that meet l-loover triumphed over Grossmont with a score ot 3-2, and later against Fullerton, our boys scored twelve runs to their one. However, l-loover was finally stopped by Escondido in the third game, scoring one run to their two. Playing in the league, l-loover placed tourth behind San Diego, Woodrow Wilson, and Alhambra. A 6-4 victory over Alhambra, a league leader, however, cinched the tourth place tor the Cardinals ahead ot Long Beach Poly and Santa Ana. Ralph Monsees leads the club with a batting average ot .400 and will undoubtedly be awarded the Todd-Kelly batting trophy in addition to being chosen to travel on an exhibition tour to Japan. No discouragement seems to dim shining promises tor next season, and doubtless larger turn-outs will greet the coming team. 5 I 'Ti ' ' fit ZTTTD ,ff 'fn' fy' T . lifmm , .. , J, fi i jf A , ., I Mfr' L,,. ,,.,,,, ,.,A L.m.W,5, ' r v,,.,, X V ,, I f . i .A ,HA HQ if I fis if 4. h , I is Nh A-fm., I V. i. in ,J M K .mg , N M I 7 i 'i V, '. yy 1 li, ,, Nj y 1 W : r' .. Lf s ., gills. s Ivy! Silk, 4 3 3 2 qvffs.2- - T ,U ei ff - M, V 4 3 M E ':,,. . 1 0- ' 9 'L' I ' l G l RLS' SPGRTS URING the past year, tour new spOr'CS have been added to the number played by the l-loover girls in their gym classes. Last semester, under the super- vision ot Mrs. Mildred Stanley, hockey was taught in class and played atter school as well. This semester torty-two girls tormed a drill team as a part ot their physical educa- tion training. Deck tennis, an interesting game to play when developed in the proper skill, was also taken up recently during gym periods and is being played with in- creasing popularity. Golt holds a place as an extra- curricular activity, and a team has been tormed under the guidance ot Algy Lambert, playing weekly at the Emerald l-lills Golt Club. Tumbling, under the instruction ot Miss Geneva Upp, may be taken in place ot the regular gym training. From among these girls in the tumbling classes are chosen those tor the regular team to represent l-loover each year, togged in their sparkling red and white costumes, at the l-loover- San Diego game. ln addition to these tour new sports there are those regularly played: basketball, baseball, speedball, volleyball, tennis, and paddle tennis. Each semester class teams com- pete in 'atter-school games, one point being awarded to each girl playing and complying with attendance require- ments. Points are awarded tor basketball, baseball, volley- ball, speedball, track, and swimming, and the girls who earn ten points receive a letter in athletics. The girls who participate in atter-school games are eligible to join the Girls' Athletic Association which is sponsored by Miss Geneva Upp, head ot the girls' physical education department. The commissioner ot girls' athletics, who is elected each semester by the students, auto- matically becomes president ot the organization. This semester, under the leadership ot Cecelia Markle, Corine Bailey, Frances Truax, Betty Gurney, and Ruth Gates, the group enjoyed a splash party, a horseback ride, a dance and a hike. Mary Downs was commissioner ot girls' athletics tor the tall semester ot IQ36-'37, Instruction in the girls' physical education department is directed by: Miss Geneva Upp, Mrs. La Rue Williams, Mrs. Mildred Stanley, and Miss Lena Peteirsen. r 1 fiii' , f ,,,, . ily r GORDON BENNETT ORVILLE FAULKNER RALPH SUNDERI-IAUF J ZX Www MARY DOWNS CECELIA MARKLE UANITA ADKINSON PEGGY FAY 'YTMT-194' udi' M..-...,-qv COMMISSIONERS February Gordon Bennett ......... .. Orville Faulkner ..... ,.......S,. ......... Ralph Sunderhaut .SSaSa.,... .......,, Cecelia Markle... ..... .... . Peggy Fay ............ Bob Beckus ..... ...,......WeItare,........ ,,,,,.,..,Einance........ Boys' Activities ....... .GirIs' Activities ...Publications......... Boys' Athletics ......... June Bernie Carroll Gordon Voorhies James Boles .............Gwen Suchy .........DoIores Bennett ...............Leon Carver ..........CeceIia Markle Juanita Aclkinson ....... ......... C ultural ACtiVitiCS ........ ...... . .Z6CIdI6r Cupples Mary Downs ............... . BERNIE CARROLL GORDON VORI-IIES LEON CARVER JIMMY BOLES CECELIA MARKLE GWEN SUCI-IY ZEDDLER CUPPLES DELORES BENNETT Girls' Athletics ........ A-SQ X f, . . I X iff! ,Aiwa -af . .mg 4? -W ,. W F FEBRUARY SEIXIICR PLAY N DECEMBER third and tourth, the February Senior dramatic production, Mary's Ankle, was presented to two capac- ity houses, and enacted oy an exceptionally capable cast. The play, pure tarce, dealt with the ettorts ot a struggling young doctor and his triends in their attempts to obtain money trom the doctor's crochety rich uncle. The lead, Mary Jane Smith, possessing the ankle in question, was aptly handled by Connie Frazer. Young Doctor l-lampton was portrayed by Arthur Slocum. Members ot the supporting cast were: Gabby ........,..........,..,...,.,ssss,,cssc..., cs.,...........,.....,.,,..scss......... F red Shields Stokes ,sss,c,,c .,..,..,.,... ,c... c.... D o n el Abbott Clementine .ssssc.., ,.,. C .C ...,...,..... Joyce Taylor Mrs. Merrivale sss,.,......, C s,,cs CCAlice Woudstra Mrs. Burns ,s..,,i,,,.,,.,,, c,.......,. L a Verne Usher Expressman ....,i ,,V,,cc,s .,,..... .ccc.. C C C C CCCCCCCCCCC CCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCC M ax Bauer Steward CCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCC C.CCCCCCC,C C C CC.CCC. C ,...CC,CCCCC.C.CC William Ward Wilbea Jackson was in charge ot the costuming, Saul Rabinowitz handled the advertising ettectively, Patsy l-lubbard was assistant to the director, and properties were cared tor by ,lune Reichers and Phyllis Day. Scarcely ever is a play enacted by amateurs as well as this one, which the audiences tound completely enjoyable. Mary's Ankle added an- Ether exceptional achievement to the list ot those produced by C. Gerald asty. .5.v,,.,,.. - Y .v:.:,..-,V ..... A .H qu- Y , YV. bg -' , . 3 N- .1 .,,,.,,,,,w, f W, 0 Left to right: Knapp, Jones, l-lunter, Kazmarelc, Acllcinson, Forbes, Major, Adair, JUNE SENIGR PLAY EING SELECTED tor a major part in the Bridal Chorus, June dramatic otiering tor senior A's, was deemed an unusual bit ot good tortune, tor the splendid play set a precedent in its run ot tour days, April 7, 8, 9, and IO. What is more, each night's capacity audiences keenly enjoyed the amusing production and music. Etfective advertising contributed greatly to the extended run. For several weelcs preceding the play mysterious notices to the ettect that a prominent l-loover couple was contemplating marriage lcept everyone guessing what the notices were all about. The suspense was tinally brolcen when one and all were told to see Bridal Chorus tor details. Publicity was handled by Virginia Clark. Marjorie Cadman was assistant to the director: Florence Newmralc was play manager: Ed Granville was stage manager: Elizabeth Atwater and Dorothy I-lubbard handled prop- ertiesi Frances Truax, Betty Gritliths, and Peggy l-leron were in charge ot costumesg Nell Wing, ticlqetsg printing, Mr. Robert l. Evans: posters, Mrs. Rosialee Funlceg and the orchestra was under the direction ot Dorothy Vahle. The cast was as tollows: Kate Perry ..................-..-------.------..---...---.. Pesgv Fay Caroline Bell ............ ............ C ora Meame Janes Willie Gresham ,,,.,................,.... Forrest Warren Jr. Bishop Rathbone ,,,, ,v,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, D Onald Major georgia Davis ,,,,,,,.. ......... J uanita Adkinson Stew Gibson ,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,Y,,,,,,,,, J ack Edwaids ji Perry ,,,.,....,. ....... --------------- J 5 VTWCS l-Yl3 Charlie Wood ............ ,,,,,,,,., M arlq Alexander Martha Jane PCVVY Y---'--A--ff------A-f--------- B?-HY Forbes Dave GFCY ----------A f...........,,,,.... J oe Pranis Qjiailoffe Wright ....................... Wanda Kazmarelc Dr. Scott .s,..........,..., .,,,,,,,,,, C nniles Knapp josepi-,ine Bennett ,,,,v..,,,............ Katherine Hunter Ellis Bradley ,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,V,,,,,,iA--iii- R ay Adai, The production was staged by C. Gerald l-lasty. lm. 55 GIRLS' GLEE CLUB First row, left to right: Maynard, Couvrette, Cessna, Bonham. Second row: Murphy, Boyer, Pitts, Stash, Hendrix, Ray, Sperry, Voise, Van Etten, Currier. Third row: Santoro, l-lume, Geren, Pointer, Field, Waggoner, Luttmer, Summers, Smith, Staninger, l-lopwood. Fourth row: Carr, l-latch, Patterson, Roberge, Gemmell, Finley, Clary, l-lurlbut, Mitchell, Hudson, Fincher, Adams. Fifth row: Hurt, Skidmore, Morris, Kallander, Wetherell, Phelps, Cook, Clark, Acers, Payton, Seibert, Stebbins. Sixth row: Duncan, Walsh, Lehner, Johnson, Johnson, Paulison, Drebert, Watertield, Pranis, Foster, Settlemore, Rasberry. INGING A CAPELLA, a repertoire which in- cludes a great variety of numbers, the Girls' Glee Club, under the direc- tion of Myron B. Green, has become a well-lcnown group much in demand. At the beginning ot the tall semester the club ot titty-tive members was organized under Perry Lewis, president. She was assisted by Jeanne Couvrette, secretary-treasurer, Betty Bonham, head librarian: and Doris Swanson, assistant librarian. Beverly Virginia Clarlc was the publicity manager. During the tall semester the Girls' Glee Club sang tor a Parent-Teachers' Association tea, a halt-hour Parent-Teachers' Association radio broadcast over KGB, and at l-loover's Open l-louse Night tor their parents. The club had a prominent part in the traditional Christmas pro- gram last December. Most ot the club's engagements during the tall semester were sung at churches. The girls sang at the First Methodist-Episcopal Church, the San Diego Tabernacle, the Normal l-leights Community Methodist Church, and the Scott Memorial Baptist Church. The club sang from the l-loover tower tor the traditional Tower Day ceremony tor the seniors. An added teature tor the spring semester in the Girls' Glee Club was a study ot the history ot music and music theory presented every Thursday by Beatrice D. Schnug. student ot San Diego State Teachers' College, 245 rw. Y ,. , ..1ll'l:ElT?,!,., 'R ... ....,-ah., . ,,- , if ,..........e.. .L - , , T QE BOYS' .,,L i Mg, GLEE CLUB a-we M . ,.x .,X, , X ,,. .. A, h Q W '-L, 1 ui i . ' 1,..:,. ',A V - fm . , s n - -- K , 4 ', Q . ...,.. . Q , vnvfq j V, .- ,f.,.-,v X,N,- x' First row, left to right: Kennedy, Elmore, Bonham. Second row: Kinsey, Gilbert, Cerveny, Gay, Anderson, Hunter, Wilson, Carroll. Third row: Richardson, Rowe, Neilson, Rochetort, Dibb, McLees, Hendel, Farris. Fourth row: Rader, Bodie, Daniel, Johnston, Day, Tazelaar, Crawford, Nicholas, Oliver. Fifth row: Lindem, H. Jordan, Bullock, R. Jordan, Robbins, Reed, Stavall, Jon Krum- holz, Schaaf. O LESS THAN TRULY REMARKABLE has been the growth and increasing prominence ot all the classes in the vocal music department during the past year. One, the Boys' Glee Club, has repre- sented Hoover in a wide range ot programs presented continuously throughout two semesters, entailing arduous practice in the work ot prep- aration, tor the boys must be in readiness at all times in anticipation ot invitations to sing betore any number ot civic and private clubs. The Boys' Glee Club experienced a novel treat when it sang over station KGB. Another unusually tine entertainment was contributed to by the Glee Club when the boys sang at a beautitul Christmas musical tete given at three performances tor the school and the public. With the Boys' Glee Club, the Girls' Glee Club and the A Capella Choir made the program the unusual success that it was. Other than the Christmas concert, the Boys' Glee Club sang in engagements betore the Elks' Club at the rally banquet preceding the Hoover-San Diego tootball game. Later, they appeared on the Open House program at the school, November tenth. Also, in the tall they made an appearance in the Russ auditorium at the annual Teachers' Insti- tute sessions. Still later, they presented a program at Horace Mann Junior High School, and at the P.-T. A. district meeting held at Balboa Parlc. On February third the boys sang at the baccalaureate exercises at State College. 57 gf ., . .. ..,x. ,.,. . ff' CAPELLA Ci-IQIR First row, left to right: Correll, Kent, Summers, l-lubbard, Dring, Swope, Miller, Howell, Close, Jones, Loob, Kramer, Mclntyre, Jacobsen, Swanson, Bruce, Elmore. Second row: Boegeman, Martin, Bousman, Thatch, Sharpe, Buchenau, Zeldin, Crosier, I-lenry, Skanse, Markle, Aiken, Gates, Wright, Wiese, Peace, Romaine. Third row: Pecker, l-lack, Robbins, Becker, Jenkins, Neuman., Lange, Stanley, Foote, Richmond, Tenney, Kirk, Hausman, Rowe, Greville, Lindem, Kibler. ERI-IAPS Tl-IE PRlNClPAl. member ot the vocal music department is the group ot mixed voices known formerly as the Choral Club. l-lowever, in order to distinguish it from other groups ot a similar type in San Diego, the name was changed, and it is now known as the A Capella Choir. During the Christmas season, on an exceptional vocal program, the A Capella Choir, dressed in robes ot red and white, lent added impressive- ness to the ceremony both with its appearance and tine singing. During the tall semester the Choir sang at Open l-louse on November eleventh. ln addition to this and similar other programs at l-loover, the Choir sang betore the East San Diego Kiwanis Club, the Asbury M. E. Church, and as an innovation, over station KGB. Later, it sang at the annual City-County Teachers' Institute sessions. It also pertormed in Balboa Park tor the P.-T. A., at l-lorace Mann Junior l-ligh School, at the Brooklyn l-leights Presbyterian Church, and betore the Teachers' Associa- tion. It took part in the caroling program, sang at the San Diego Wo- men's Club, at St. James Church in La Jolla, betore the Breakfast Club, and at the Vesper services at the First Baptist Church. For the greater part ot the spring semester the choir practiced tor the Southern Calitornia Festival ot Allied Arts, where it was awarded a rating ot Excellent sf-tr , , I A 'wwf , f 'dwg 1 I 4 , Q--, Q 1 I 'Wy f 4 guy ' , T4 ,, W' 1 'fam f 33? V , '-' I riff' , .WW ,f 5 ,1 ., 1 ,yy F!! A 57 ,ff f X ,. - fr f ff ' A I ,,.,s3 4 ,,,24..- ff .. , . - CJ YE' W 5- f .f' 1 Afnf ' ' 1 f '- . ' 1 r K. '- ' f f A . A J ,ff f , ,gf V Wg ,ti ,. 1 .:, ,ly 5 I I 2 '97 fi WY , , HZ, lffffi-wr 'M r AW f ' ' I i 'f 5 - A ig i iii , 'f 'N'-:f.,-vi? 5- 'git'-67' Y if fe- r a f rw Q ' W W M , i , , X' U ' S sam , 5 , . a fs. 0 v k .. , X 1 X I f . F f .w,,f.,.,tf 2, O , 7: i . V, I, 1 Q OUARTETTE MW, r it iw he i W ,X ef i N 1 gm 3 if ' R fweii? i- . f' f if 3 5 I Left to right: Boegeman, Rich- 55 V we Q at F mon , tan ey, Davies, Pea ce, Hz' Q , 1 ,t Romans, SZVCVW- Gefaldlne W ' . ' . , V - t ...,, ,,V.: . ,VA, :...: . .... . Sears. Accompanist, Krutzsch. f I K - y , . - ,. , ,,.,. , , M f .- . . 'ff -1. E 1 3 jf, . ,, V I i , -:ok ..':1f' X71 f ' .sf- . W X 7 - ' . I ' ..., f P ' ' V . ,.,, , 'i 1. - -V . r fr INGING FOR THF SCHOOL and tor civic or- ganizations, the Hoover Boys' Ouartette has appeared on seventy pro- grams during the year. Members and alternates tor the year: First tenors: Boegeman, Krutzsch, Martin, second tenors: Davies, Nauman, Richmond: baritones: Stanley, Nicholas, Peace, basses: Romaine, Severin. SIDE FROM ASSISTING with the Senior and Alumni plays, the Drama Club produced Romance ls A Racket tor Open House, The Bellamy Trial, a Christmas program, and a road show given at Pt. Loma. The loss ot the auditorium curtailed the usual heavy Drama Club production program. DRAMA CLD B First row, left to right: Browne, Jones, Wright, Harvey. Second row: Wiese, Hubbard, Melliclc, Cupples. Third row: Granville, Mr. C. Gerald Hasty, Edwards, Knapp. Club not included in the pic- ture: Connie Fraser, Orval Faulkner, and Woodrow Wangs- ness. Other members of the Drama E rw Q A- 1...,,-' , , yr 1 26 54 J, I V' ' . - f 2 'W-V ji ' I ,135 i. ' -is 5 y fi , D' N , 6 Y K 'Res' x i in A ' , 4 v ri f ffm.. 3' 1 Ly A in-gli , , ,,A E I ... X. 3 ' i UCARDINAI. BAND First Row, front to back: Root, Richmond, Hill, Easterly, W. Vahle, Abendroth, Clamp, McCullum, Chevillon, Hobbs. Second Row: Reinhert, Hall, Ferree, Schieter, Kickbush, D. Vahle, Funk, Rankin. Third Ro-w: M. Martin, Cowan, Homesley, Doerck, Glenn, Siegal, Gray, W. Davis, Earles, V. Davis. Fourth Row: Gleason, Wetzell, Wolley, Terrill, Bibee, Torrence, Garoutte, Hack. Fifth Row: Heimroth, Lewis, R. Martin, Guelke, Grant, Jenkins, Diamond, Hana Jacobs, Hickey. ' CTOBER I6, IQ36, the Herbert Hoover High School Cardinal Band in new unitorms marched on the tield setting the tempo tor a very worthwhile year. It is the duty and the purpose ot each bandsman to bring honor to the school, to the community, to themselves, both as musicians and democratic citizens. One day a week strains ot martial music are heard on the school drill tield as the cadence is set tor the Hoover R.O.T.C. units, thus giving the R.O.T.C. members an oppor- tunity to march to music, while at the same time the band members re- ceive the benetit and privilege ot cooperating with another ot Hoover's organizations. Dates for Band Sept. 25-Rally tor game Sept. 25-Burbank at Hoover Oct . 9-Long Beach Polytechnic Nov. I4-Santa Ana at Santa Ana Nov. 2 I-Alhambra at Hoover Nov. 25-Whittier Oct. I5-Cardinal Co-ed Day Dec. I7-Banquet at Vincents Oct. I6-Redlands at Hoover Apr. 3-Band marched tor circus Oct. 24-Woodrow Wilson, L o n g Apr. lb-Rally Beach, Calitornia, at Long Beach May I3-Parade with R.O.T.C. Oct. 30-Rally May I3-Parade in North Park Oct. 3l-San Diego High at stadium May 30-Decoration Day parade Nov. 4-Hoover Seniors and San Diego June 6-All Band Festival, Ford Bowl Nov. IO-Open House Program June I6-Graduation-Ford Bowl 60 4, ui ORCHESTRA First row, left to right: Everingham, Mr. Close, Davis, Kilby, Woolley, Covert R t 3 McCarthy, Butcher, Webb, Lamar, Guenther. Second row: Wood, Murray, Bowman, De Luce, Alston, Stevens, Coover, M h ty Smithson, Root, Yates, Noble, LaChusa, Foster, Robertson. Third row: Myers, Hammond, Byrum, Reed. Fourth row: Homesley, Moyer, Palmer, Clapper, Read, Day. HE HERBERT HOOVER Senior High School Or- chestra, under the direction ot Mr. Close, gives a direct apprenticeship to a musical career. ln actual practice the members learn the tundamental requirements ot working in a symphony, with the expressed desire ot be- coming a protegssional musician. During their high school course ot three years, they read representa- tive scores ot the masters. Each year a concert is given to allow the students to apply again in actual practice what they hope to continue as a profession. Students ot more than usual ability and interest are otiered an op- portunity to demonstrate their talent in outstanding solo compositions in concert worlc each year. To illustrate that the training ottered at Hoover is beneticial in a practical sense, many former Hoover students have secured positions in protessional orchestras, in colleges ot music, and in a teaching capacity throughout the United States. There are students who desire to study music, not with the consid- eration ot a musical career, but as a cultural activity. Their attendance in the orchestra is welc are strictly demanded. . n The Senior Orchestra plays tor graduation twice each yeary smaller mbles are also selected trom the group to meet the demands ot civic ense , , , Organizations and appear trequently. ln the line ot social tunctions the l t ' 't' t members. members ot the group have a banquet yeary O ini ia e new omedq however, their constant interest and attention rnswvawgzisl-an-sv' 2 Tx' 4 efe F t left to right: J. Jacobson, Ratner, Hendel, Routh, Guenther, Voorhees, Bonham, Rhoads. S d ow: N. Wing, J. Taylor, Kazmarelc, Carroll, M. Wing, Newmarlc, Sizer, Zeldin, Allsworth, Good, H. Anderson. Th d : Sharpe, Parrott, Emmett, Bennett, La Madrid, Jackson, Finley, B. Taylor, D. Anderson, Bailey, H. Jacobson. ARELY IS IT THAT ANY CLUB, the prime motive ot which is service, is able to combine business with pleasure in such har- monious accord as is usually tound in the activities ot the Scholarship Society. The members realize that a club organized to aid students must make itselt lcnown to the school in such a way that those wishing to join will vie tor membership. ln combining service with pleasure, members trom neighboring towns, counties, and distant points in the state unite as otten as possible in an etiort to better coordinate the wide-spread chapters, learn more definitely how other chapters carry on, and to elect state otticers. However, never at any time do the visitors ot these meetings lose sight ot their fundamental purpose: to encourage scholarship toward a protitable result. Thus the intluence ot the C. S. E. is widened, so that each year added numbers ot students are otiered opportunities to attend outstanding universities by means ot a scholarship. As an award tor tour semesters ot membership in the C. S. E., gold pins are presented each semester. Candidates tor pins this semester are: Harriet Anderson, Madeline Baxter, Dolores Bennett, Catherine Hess, Wanda Kazmarelr, Reyna La Madrid, Ethel Martinette, Everett Peclcer, Patience Noeclcer, Marcelle Schoell, and Mildred Thomas. Senior A's wearing pins are: Virginia Lee Allsworth, Eranlc Bonham, Katherine Good, Helen Jacobsen, Seymour Ratner, Robert Routh, Barbara Taylor, Mary Erances Wing, and Nelle Wing. The lite member is William Guenther, my-mv' 1, U ,, 'Nh .... . .. , . ,..1,..a.1 ..i. ,C CALIFGRNIA SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATION -. flegfp-fl 'ir -ffgi. - we V fi K f , ,, jf r .ft 7 R' 1 fl xii ,, 1, ouiu AND sciaou First row, left to right: Frank, Adamson, Bennett, Steimke, Wolff. Second row: Mrs. Cynthia Copeland, Fay, Routh, Wade, Miller. Third row: Forbes, Gouvrette, Lyle, Wiese, Pranis, Boyle. l-IE QUILL AND SCROLL, an international or- ganization ot journalists, have as otiicers this semester: Dolores Bennett, president: Madeline Baxter, vice-president, Lois Steimlre, secretary, Edith Adamson, treasurer, Bower Forbes, reporter, and Mrs. Cynthia Copeland, adviser. Their activities this semester included participation in the Quill and Scroll county banquet. l-HS STAFF, under the supervision ot the late Frank B. Doyle, enlarged the Cardinal from a tour to a six column paper. ln charge are: Dolores Bennett, editor-in-chietg Madeline Baxter, news: Marian Franlc, features, Tom Boyle, sports, Ruth Farthing, business: Mrs. Cynthia Copeland, adviser, and Robert I. Evans, printing. CARDINAL srgrr The large group pictured above, which is responsible tor reparing Cardinal copy. 'VW' gudes editors. fepoftefs' WP' ists and members ot the busi- ness statt. - I 1 gm. -,L f -- f' 'im-fa' '-wr ,,. .-.mah-ah-0-iv' 'X sie , ,4 X X f I T First row, left to right: J. Jacobson, Ratner, I-Iendel, Routh, Guenther, Voorhees, Bonham, Rhoads. Second row: N. Wing, J. Taylor, Kazmarek, Carroll, M. Wing, Newmark, Sizer, Zeldin, Allsworth, Good, H. Anderson. Third : Sharpe, Parrott, Emmett, Bennett, La Madrid, Jackson, Finley, B. Taylor, D. Anderson, Bailey, I-I. Jacobson. ARELY IS IT TI-IAT ANY CLUB, the prime motive ot which is service, is able to combine business with pleasure in such har- monious accord as is usually tound in the activities ot the Scholarship Society. The members realize that a club organized to aid students must make itselt known to the school in such a way that those wishing to join will vie tor membership. In combining service with pleasure, members from neighboring towns, counties, and distant points in the state unite as otten as possible in an ettort to better coordinate the wide-spread chapters, learn more detinitely how other chapters carry on, and to elect state otticers. I-Iowever, never at any time do the visitors ot these meetings lose sight ot their tunclamental purpose: to encourage scholarship toward a protitable result. Thus the intluence ot the C. S. F. is widened, so that each year added numbers ot students are ottered opportunities to attend outstanding universities by means ot a scholarship. As an award tor tour semesters ot membership in the C. S. F., gold pins are presented each semester. Candidates tor pins this semester are: I-Iarriet Anderson, Madeline Baxter, Dolores Bennett, Catherine I-Iess, Wanda Kazmarek, Reyna La Madrid, Ethel Martinette, Everett Pecker, Patience Noecker, Marcelle Schoell, and Mildred Thomas. Senior A's wearing pins are: Virginia Lee Allsworth, Frank Bonham, Katherine Good, I-Ielen Jacobsen, Seymour Ratner, Robert Routh, Barbara Taylor, Mary Frances Wing, and Nelle Wing. The lite member is William Guenther. CALIFORNIA SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATIGN fi., .vp f', QUILL AND rs t 3 sciaou fi XJ - rfrlf fr I Jef f jvyc-' Argo! J First row, left to right: Franlc, Adamson, Bennett, Steimlce, Wolff. Second row: Mrs. Cynthia Copeland, Fay, Routh, Wade, Miller. Third row: Forbes, Gouvrette, Lyle, Wiese, Pranis, Boyle. HE QUILL AND SCROLL, an international or- ganization ot journalists, have as otticers this semester: Dolores Bennett, president, Madeline Baxter, vice-president: Lois Steimlce, secretary: Edith Adamson, treasurer: Bower Forbes, reporter, and Mrs. Cynthia Copeland, adviser. Their activities this semester included participation in the Quill and Scroll county banquet. l-IIS STAFF, under the supervision ot the late Franlc B. Doyle, enlarged the Cardinal from a tour to a six column paper. ln charge are: Dolores Bennett, editor-in-chiet, Madeline Baxter, news, Marian Frank, teaturesg Tom Boyle, sports, Ruth Farthing, business: Mrs. Cynthia Copeland, adviser: and Robert I. Evans, printing. CARDINAL sig-xrr tffka .f1f'4f ' l-jj J ff? if The large group pictured above, which is responsible tor preparing Cardinal copy. ciudes editors. fepofters' typ' ists and members ot the bU5l ness statt. 4 ,.x,, l-ll-Y F t , left to right: B. Forbes, Wight, Routh, Mr. J. Meeuwenberg, Alexander, K hl a e. Second row: Gr. Forbes, Edwards, Ricketts, Dougherty, l-lerty. Third Row: Biedebach, Alberty, Proctor, Weir, Coover, Cowan. l-IE l-ll-Y IS AN ORGANIZATION which, by means ot a long list ot noteworthy activities, has kept itselt in the tore- groundq and one which, because ot its exemplary service, holds a toremost position among the clubs and service organizations at l-loover. Posters and placards have been prominently displayed in all ot the outstanding localities in the school reminding all who read ot the aims ot this service club: clean speech, clean sports, clean scholarship, and clean living. One ot the tactors greatly responsible tor the continued interest and attention centered in the I-li-Y is the wide round ot activities with which it engages itselt. The school and the members ot the l-li-Y are constantly aware that this is detinitely an ever-growing club. Included among those activities ot this year were a trip to Camp Marston during Easter vacation, a skating party on April twenty-sixth, as well as one held previously this year. What organization would consider its tun complete without a beach party such as the one enjoyed by the members ot the t-li-Y on the evening ot May twenty-sixth at La Jolla? The members ot the Point Loma l-li-Y and the l-loover club partook ot a banquet together. ln addition, this club presented a plaque to the season's outstanding track athlete. With activities such as these as examples ot the type ot services and pleasures participated in by the members ot the l-li-Y, it is clear that their purpose: To create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community, high standards ot Christian character, will never escape the notice ot l-loover students. WIJQMOZJ GIRL E Q M 7. ,:. RESERVES erm rs. J W ,f W X! W! 'f ,'V1 , Q 61' 'fi K ' lift ,, , AZ-,,w,..3f ,,,v1?ii3,.:'::.f. y ',i fi yi., , . ,, f i 5 N? ii l i' i , 4, -A 15.73 ,1-4, x,., , ,.,...f-- , A ..,. , . ,,,+ E I V, ,,.. g ,-5,1-74' 5 ' ff f 12 ,7 'K g NW fbi C X K 2 A f , X., ,N .K f 1. as , ,,.r,,w .0 .,.E '-E ' , , , , , , fr EEXE ' fr .'.ff'Wf.ff f ' - ..,.- 6 t - 4f.5.U' .W mm, ' . First row, left to right: Childress, Payton, Harper, Root, Gebert, Forbes, Sears, Powers, Carmody, Steimlre, Zeldin, Bayless, Donovan. Second row: Gates, Truax, Grittith, Acers, Adlcinson, Gurney, McCormick, Fincher, Hooper, Allsworth, Luttmer, Butcher. Third row: Bonham, Swope, Smolalc, O'Connor, Couvrette, Crossley, Foaner, Collins, Powell, M. Carroll, Boyer. Fourth row: Ratterty, F. Carroll, Tallman, Lobrano, Foster, Evje, Murphy, Fay, Heron, Larson, Satterluncl, Salyers, Van Buren. Fifth row: Sharp, Kershaw, Sanford, Dye, McFarland, Jaclcson, Payne, Holland Duncan, Kobusch, Myers, Kobusch. NE OF HOOVFRS club organizations ot an ex- ceptionally large membership is the Hoover Girl Reserve Club. The otticers tor the last semester were: President, Sarah Taylor, vice- president, Helen Mae Butcher, secretary, Margaret Swope, treasurer, Velma June Meyers, council-program, Marguerite Sharpe, service, Mary Carroll, social, Mildred Larson, activities, Alice Lobrano, publicity, Shirley Hardin, music, Beverly Donovan, inter-club-ring, June Riechers, reporter, Phyllis Baldwin, sophomore representative, Mary Miller. This semester's otiicers are: President, Margaret Swope, vice-presi- dent, Pat Powers, secretary, Peggy Heron, treasurer, Mary Ellen Jackson, council-program, Helen Mae Butcher, service, Mary Lou Powell, social, Mary Carroll, publicity, Esther Kobusch, music, Marguerite Sharpe, activ- ities, Mildred Larson, reporter, Barbara Collins, inter-club-ring, Velma June Meyers, sophomore representative, Mildred Dubbert. A great measure ot the success in service and pleasure activities is attributed to the interest and encouragement ot the advisers and the Y. W. C. A. secretary, Miss Dillon. The taculty adviser is Miss Dagny Ingrebritson. Last semester's pleasurable social tunctions included: a hayride, a Christmas party, and caroling. Those tor this semester were: the Pa, Ma, an' Me banquet, a tashion show, a box social, and a hayride, 65 ffm rf' '7 1 A A -1 i i I l 4 l ,i..c., I-ICDOVEI2 SENATGRS First row, left to right: Grit- tiths, Swanson, Carroll, Clamp Jenkins, Carmody. Second row: Cook, lrick, Guen- ther, Miss Ethel M. DeVol Adair, Reid. Third row: Sexton, Bell, Cup- ples, Newmark, Jacobsen. Fourth row: Myers, Coburn, l-lays, Fay, l-laddock, Dearborn. l-IE HOOVER SENATORS make up a highly suc- cessful extemporaneous speech and debate club coached by Miss Ethel De Vol, under the direction ot President Ray Adair with Ruth Jenkins, secretary: Bill Guenther, librariang Joe Irick, treasurerg Bill Clamp, publicity: Lois Swanson, parliamentariang Fern Carroll, social chairman. l-lE BALLYl-IQO CLUB, l-loover publicity organ, was reorganized during the spring semester, sponsored by Mrs. Sorkness. Otticers are: Jean Carmocly, Jack Sal e s and Jack Boyer. The club has successtuily accomplished it ,p ot letting the public know what l-loover l-ligh is up to BALLYHCDO CLUB First row, left to right: Jen kins, Carmody, N e w m ark Wright. Second row: Warren, Mrs Sorkness, Boynton, Adair. Third row: Carroll, Fay, Guen ther, Routh. FRIENDSHIP WORLD CLUB First row, left to right: Sears, Zelclin, Hooper, Acers, La Marr, Crosier, S th Second row: Laws, Voorhees, La Madrid, Stanley, Jackson, Troge, Bongi M Banlcerd. Third row: Peclcer, Suchy, Hess, Fay, Hom, Larson, Henshaw, Nauma Ftho Mt'Tht Ch Lyl Rt Abdth OUT Y WZ df IH, OH1 On, GSC, C, 6 HCT, en TO . HE MOST RECENTLY tormed organization at Hoover, and yet already one ot the most outstanding, is the World Friendship Club, sponsored by Mrs. Helen Banlcerd. The World Friend- ship Club, since its formation in early January, has played a prominent part in school attairs and is well lcnown and respected among the students. At present, its otlicers are: President, Peggy Fay: vice-president, Jimmy Lyle: secretary, Helen Crosierq treasurer, Russell Martin, publicity agent, Dolores Bennett. The committees are: Program committee, with Jimmy Lyle as chair- man: social committee, with Dean Nauman as chairman: and the music committee, with Leland Nicholas as director. Un Saturday, May titteenth, the state convention ot l-ligh School World Friendship Clubs was held at San Pedro, when all who attended were royally entertained in a widely varied day's program which included: dancing, motion pictures ot previous conventions, and sight-seeing ex- cursions about the harbor, a visit aboard a trans-Pacitic liner, and an auto trip to the Palos Verdes l-lills. More important, however, were the panel discussions in which par- ticular students were chosen to take the attirmative or negative side in debates on topics particularly pertinent to situations involving world peace today. William Guenther represented the Hoover World Friend- ship Club, upholding the attirmative on the topic: President Roosevelt Should Call Another Washington Conference. JAC lbs FORBES ROBERT ROUTH Captain JOHN COUVRETTE K a ain BAKER C pt CARROLL wioi-ir L L L s dL L L R. Q. T. C. Company MEN URING Tl-lE PAST YEAR more attention than ever betore has been brought to bear upon the Reserve Otlicers' Training Corps. ln consequence ot this awakened interest, the R. O. T. C. has assumed a more prominent position in school attairs. Its aid is ot ex- ceptional value because ot the marvelous training it otters to high school boys in regard to discipline, character building, and in numberless other respects. l-loover boys are anxious tor an opportunity to become R. O. T. C. members and to participate in its training activities. Their interest is keenly and sincerely telt, tor once a member, they desire to live up to the R. O. T. C. standards. This rising interest has been expressed in the way that the boys have taken advantage ot their training and developed a unit that was this year highly commended by the reserve otlicers tor its excellent training, attitude, and discipline. ln addition, the l-loover unit as a whole has a wider knowledge ot tield activities than ever betore, a knowledge that was broadened by both theory and practice. This last year the l-loover unit went betore the Federal Inspector better prepared than ever betore. Another activity which has aided in the marching ot the unit has been the presence ot the Cardinal band, making it possible to hold a JAMEs RICHMOND RUSSEL MARTIN JAMES LYLE Captain WILLIAM BELL JAMES Sl-IERIDAI t R. O T. C. Company F battalion parade every Thursday. The otticers tor the tall semester were: Lieutenant Colonel Jack High- ley, Captain Jaclc Baclcus, First Lieutenant Robert Routh, First Lieutenant Bower Forbes, Second Lieutenant James Lyle, Second Lieutenant John Couvrette, Second Lieutenant James Richmond. The otticers tor the spring semester were: Colonel Robert Routh, Captain John Couvrette, Captain James Lyle, Captain Bower Forbes, First Lieutenant James Richmond, Second Lieutenant Jack Baker, Second Lieu- tenant Carroll Wight, Second Lieutenant William Bell, Second Lieutenant Russell Martin, Second Lieutenant Jim Sheridan. There are now two companies in place ot the tormer one, Company F having been tormed in the tall semester. Likewise, in the tall sem- ester, The Saber, an otFicer's club, was inaugurated as a new teature. The R. O. T. C. ritle team shot tweltth place in the l-learst Trophy match. Robert Routh was made Colonel, receiving his saber in a colortul cere- mony, and is now in command ot all San Diego R. 0. T. C. units. A larger unit than ever betore is anticipated to turn out next sem- ester, The Saber, an otficers' club, was inaugurated as a new Feature. The l-loover unit, tor the past two years, has been directed by Second Lieutenant Spellmeyer, who is highly esteemed by all ot the boys who come under his guidance. , GOLF TEAM OOVER IS PROUD ot its newly organized golt team, which has made an admirable record throughout the state in com- petition with other schools. Most ot their success is due to the excellent coaching ot Mr. Lambert. The golt team consists ot eight men. LWAYS ON Tl-IE JOB keeping up the spirits ot an occasionally dejected student body, both out ot town and at the home games, were the yell leaders who were selected by a taculty committee and organized under their own initiative. YE LL LEADE R S Ft riff gm-Hub- bd6bt s .1 iii AI fi c ciftig Left to right: Brewer lCap- t nl, Prentice, Cowan, Wet- if MF. BAKER ROUTH MISS KOKANOUR FORBES GOOD y Edt Managing Editor Adviser Business Manager J Edt HOWLEY MARKLE DIPPLE DREBERT GILLETT A t F b y Ed. Roster Art Editor Asst. Art Editor t DIAS CARD! NALES l-lE i937 ISSUE ot Dias Cardinalesu was plan- ned tor and worked tor with every member ot the statl motivated by the desire that it should be the tinest publication ot any to have come trom l-loover. Each teature between the tinely-styled covers was to be the best that the ettorts ot the statt could conceive. Chet Dipple was selected as Art Editor and was capably aided by Marion Drebert and Muriel Ratterty. They both worked under the guidance ot Miss Anne Grogan, whose assistance made the art work so tine. Mrs. Goodwin ot the English department has been indispensable in criticizing the editorial work. Mrs. l-lamilton ot the Commercial depart- ment, senior adviser, aided in the tinancial arrangements. Robert Routh was Managing Editor, under whose direction the statt worked. Bower Forbes was Business Manager: Barbara Baker, the February Editor, and Barbara l-lowley, Assistant February Editor: Katherine Good was the June Editor, Phyllis Gillett, Assistant June Editor, while Shirley Markle was responsible tor the roster. Those girls who helped with the clerical work were: Marilyn Lacey, Dorothy Drouillard, Marjorie l-liggins, Clara Shook, Eugenia Sperry, Eliza- beth l-lobbs, Dollie Slater, Nelle Wing, Mary Wing, and Marie Kallander. l-lowever, most credit belongs to Miss Kokanour, who has kept the statt constantly at its duties. It is the tondest wish ot all statt members that the l937 Dias Cardinalesu will be to the complete satistaction ot every l-loover l-ligh School student. 7 I A an 'W- 1 1 J 1 wf l 3 . -fly . + ,Ii 1 Q Egg J..--A If ' .. , f -f 11 ,..x2!1m11IZc'tqg U? ug ' Q ,sf .ft V' 'il ' 5 X fy- 'A' 1 .nf ,4 if 1' :I f 0'1 . .11 -Nc . X-gn. A-' 5 ' . ,,..Y:?g at ' -5 t f A Y PM it .. 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J' tiny -n A4 ,154 9 tr gr W lf APPRECIATICDN The members ot the Dias Cardinalesu statt extend a vote ot thanks to Mr. l-lal Brucker and his associates at Neyenesch Printers, Inc. tor the printing ot this annual, to Mr. Cliff Nichols tor its photography, to the Babcock Cover Co., tor its cover, and to the Sunset Engravers tor its en- graving. Without their splendid cooperation and aid the Dias Cardinalesu statt would have been helpless. ? To them, again a vote ot thanks. Robert Routh, Managing Editor WW ' U i'3 K M 1557 . AQMLQ J 939 GEMM M5204 EU Mk Jgffem NE V!! 71 3:39 IM JWgZMQfwi2W WWW Wm I .ggfjigfw MMMW TWA yffjf-ff--'f' 0913?-,N5g?? 3:gSe:? QVOJ wb-9' ,ei MW gr ,L V ii W my ' 'E QW W1 Zigi? vw? -U MVMWWN. 'Miimjflwy 'MIL4 WM' M gf W www r X x . x iq, 1:-1 wg V., I Wu -U1 ' . 1 ,-. ,. N. I ,' Jrljuf , wUTf!!fi f.!1 X ,W ' 1 I K 'iff' .-QMAX. vuilfli , 'W'jnI .N q -xxfx xx. x X 'Q , ' x .X ' vi ky -:NV ,xx1'i,,, . 'f'5l uylfx f ' X X . K xx vi 1 wlxtix XX'-NH, six, ' .- ' f'l . 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