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

Text from Pages 1 - 126 of the 1944 volume:

i E i 3 1 i s 2 3 3 3 H 7 i z 5 3 2 Q E zz i 1 i 1 of me uXQXXlHBDl1lH 'IK 1:01 E B 1 LES f aacfacllng, aura ffzeme: THIS I5 IIIIIRTH FIGHTIIIG FUR ik gf? ik America is worth fighting for! The Statue of Liberty and the Star Spangled Banner . . . the Bill of Rights and the Four Freedoms. Tunes on the hit parade and glamorous movie stars . . . the jokes about Mrs. Roosevelt's trips and Eddie Cantor's daughters. The friendly feuds between Democrats and Republicans, California and Florida. Tall build- ings and high-powered motor cars . . . big league games and swing bands . . . hamburgers and chocolate sodas . . . julce boxes and jalopies. This is the America we're fighting for! . I Q 1 I i w I i , g'1, ,H , , arg ,Hr ,,,, f ,, l' 'A' if TO OUR CLASSMATES IN THE SERVICE ik 7113 ik The dedication, chosen by an overwhelming majority of both January and June graduates, is a particularly suitable one. This year, in numbers exceeding those of any previous war year, our friends and pals from Hoover have entered the armed forces. They are setting aside their personal hopes and plans for the fu- ture to guarantee that America and the world shall have a future. Many of our classmates left early in the year, some are already overseas. It is to these boys, who did not have the privilege of finish- ing this last wonderful year in high school, that we, the class of I944, proudly dedicate this annual. 'ik ik' ik Home and family mean a lot to us . . . Dad's little jokes and Mother's quick praise for all our triumphs, however small . . . those pre- war iaunts to the mountains and the unforgettable family picnics at the beach . . . the Sunday night sessions aro-und the radio, with Dad trying to match wits with the quiz experts . . . and the wonderful raids on the refrigerator after a late movie. Church on Sundays! Serious, thoughtful men and women in uniform . . . the quiet peacefulness of sunlight streaming through arched win- dows, and the deep vibrant notes of the organ . . . an eloquent message from the pulpit . . . words that seem to mean more than ever now in these troubled times. This is all worth fighting for. la ,iv , .. in M ,Q ? . 9 oo ik ik ik Floyd A. Johnson . . .our Principal . . .distinguished looking . . .a won- dertul sport. . .always willing to assist students . . . a leader, not only in school, but in the community as well. To him tor his friendship and help, during our three years at l-loover, we Seniors wish to express our thanks. We are proud to have worked under such a man. 5113 ik ik Mrs. Virginia W. Kyes . . . Dean ot Girls . . . has a warm and triendly smile . . . takes a real interest in every girl . . . et- ticient sponsor ot the Cardinal Coeds. She has made the lite ot every l-loover girl richer throuqh her understanding and leader- ship. ik if? ily Lawrence Carr Jr. Laurie' '... our kindly Vice-Principal . . . a real pal . . . still keeps the sense of tair play that he had when a coach. Every l-loover student will remember his ever-ready smile and help- ful advice. N. l x ,fi 'FMF Fw. MQ? 1.-an-Y' 35 lf 2 iiisffftis WSW' ir ir ir ir FACULTY Cn ground, lett to right: Miss Smith, Miss Bassett, Mrs. Archibald, Mr, Bradshaw. Seated: Miss Jones, Miss l-lawley, Miss Henry, Standing: Miss Tomplcins, Miss Heaton, Miss Richardson, Mrs. lrnel, Mrs. Cox, Miss Wellcer, Mrs. Morse. On ground, lett to right: Mrs. Wallen, Mr. Alway. Seated: Miss Grogan, Miss Murphy, Miss Fern Miller. Standing: Mr. Close, Mrs. tlottinann, Miss Gaby, Mrs. Wilson, Mr, Green. Seated, lett to right: Miss Reely, Miss Upp, Miss Minshall, Standing: Mr. Breit- bard, Mr. Wilson, Mrs, Hurd, Mr, l-lolt, Miss Harris, Miss Barr, Mp Rebel. Not in picture: S,fSgt. Sypolt. Cn ground, lett to right: Mr. Graham, Mr. Doetschnnan. Seated: Dr. Purer, Mrs. Sorkness, Miss l-lall. Standing: Mr. Smith, Mr. Hottert, Mr. Pierce, Mr. Coleman, Mr. Black. Not in picture: Mr. Atlcins. ACU Seated, tett to rigtmtz Mrs. Walling, Mrs. Pingree, Miss Work. Standing: Miss Nayior, Miss Henderson, Mr. Sctirepet, Miss Sctiiterle. Not in picture: Mrs. Jaqua. Seated, tett to rigtit: Miss Reed, Mrs. Baird, Miss Moiitor. Standing: Miss Beat- tie, Mr. Ctioptin, Miss Marttia Mitter, Mr. t t-toitrngswortn, Miss Koiqanour. Not in pie- tore: Mr, Hogan. Seated, tett to rigtit: Miss Qrinwstiaw, Miss Donnetiy, Miss Fausta Milier. Standing: i Mrs. Petexson, Miss Uroani, Mrs. Steinoerg, t Miss ingetvritson, Mrs, Geiger. Seated, tett to right: Miss Henderson, Miss Henning, Mrs. Clark. Standing: Miss McVey, Miss Hartson, Miss Howett, Mrs. Dent. LTY 's 'bs 'Y 5-6 Y 4 ,N F A C U L T Y RETIRED FROM PROFESSIONAL SERVICE 1943-44 Miss Beth Johnson, Mr. Avlett Clark, Miss Blanche Naylor LEFT FOR MILITARY SERVICE Lieuit. Judson Braolshaw, Lieut. George Sorenson F A C U L T Y i The Seniors ot '44 wish to remember, also. the following who were mem bers ot the taculty, some time during our three years' stay at Hoover Bates, Aubrey EI Caldwell, Wottord J. Carman, Bernard Copeland, Cynthia S De Silva, Frederick W E Dirlcs, John E Ellison, J. Miltord El Engle, Roy W. Giddings, Alma E. Gleason, Barbara J. Goodwin, Grace F. Greig, James M. Hasty, G. Gerald Hatch, Clara S. Hostetter, Euqenia W. Hutchinson, Viletta Kearney, Ruth E. Lambert, Algy L. El Lee, Charles R. Le Vere, Mary F. McClelland, Claudia P Mc Grew, Mary Polly Mc Kenny, Don R. EI Massey, Earle T. EI Maxwell, Bruce K. EI Moe, Schurer Perry, John M. Sawyer, Mildred M. Sealy, Claire R. Showley, Dan Slatore, Lee R. Snead, Louise W. El Snider, Clyde W. El Spellmeyer, E. L. Wallcer, Norval O. El Young, Ralph M. OM MISSIONERS FALL Commissioner- Commissioner Commissioner Commissioner Commissioner Commissioner Commissioner Commissioner General, so Priscilla Jordan of Finance ss,ssssss,ssss s..Y ss,., sssssssssssss., B o la Kunz ot Publications ssssssss,sss sss.ssss D orotlwy Storms of Culture sss,ssss,, C. ssssss,ssssssss, sss.,ssss lvl uriel Booker ot Girls' Activities ssssssss.sr,.s sssss,sssss B onnie Clayton of Boys' Activities ccsssss,ssc G ssssss,c Olney Patterson ot Girls' Atlfileticssc c,,ssssss scss.cc G Frances l-logan ot Boys' Athletics cDon Nuttall COM MISSIONERS i Commissioner- Commissioner Commissioner Commissioner Commissioner Commissioner Commissioner Commissioner Generalc so of Finance of Publications of Culture sssssssssssssssss C of Girls' Activities ot Boys' Activities ot Girls' Atlwletics of Boys' Atlwletics SPRING Denny McLeod Kenny Jotins Dorothy Storms Muriel Boolcer Slwirley l-lanlrins C Bill Hartley Frances l-logan George l-laley ARDINAL COEDS SALLY YORK SALLY YORK President President Fall Spring KATHERINE DUPONT ALENE SOTO Secretary ,qt Vice-President Fall S, Spring Auditor Spring ' MARY POWERS JO ELLEN WEITZEL Treasurer Secretary Fall 5? LENORE JOHNSON LOIS SMEDLEY Auditor Treasurer Fall 'E Spring if ig ik Cardinal Coeds opened an active year by sponsoring the annual Pea- Qreen Powwow, lcnown this year as The Peagreen Garden ot the Wonder Which. Otticers also helped organize l-lomecoming. During the Christmas season they inaugurated a drive tor greeting cards to be given to the Naval l-lospital. Activities ot the spring semester were the annual Mothers' Day Program, May 5, and the Girls' League County Conference, in cooperation with Kearney l-ligh School, May 20. Several Cardinal Coed assemblies were also held throughout the year. BOYS' FEDERATIO JACK NORBERG B03 PARAMORE President President F II BOB KUYKENDALL NASIM FARES Secretary Spring Treasurer Fall BH-L TANNER ALLEN MCMANUS Treasurer Secmtary Spring Fall Vice-President Spring ik ik sf? Under the guidance ot Presidents Bob Paramore and Jaclc Norberg, the Boys' Federation ot I943-IQ44, carried out an interesting schedule. An as- sembly was held early in the year tor the purpose ot acquainting the male stu- dents with the football team and some ot the plays. Another assembly, tor the entire student body, consisted ot a variety show and tootball letter awards. The highlight ot the spring semester was a Student Leaders Congress, or- ganized by the Boys' Federation. tor all l-loover leaders. The otticers also made arrangements tor a l-looyer servicemen's tlag, and sponsored three assemblies. if ik ik The remarkable loudness ot footsteps creeping into class a few minutes late . . . the inevitable sprawling toot encountered on a return trip from the pencil sharpener . . . the low whistle when a cute co-ed passes by . . . the sly exchange of notes . . . sk ik if The lively arguments in debate, the glory of an A in trig, the mys- teries ot chemistry, and the serious discussions in civics about America and youth . . . the sly humor of some teachers, the astounding knowledge ot some others, and those personal anecdotes they're so fond of . . . The pleasant silence ot our very complete library, the spaciousness and fine equipment of our gyms, the streamlined beauty of our auditor- ium . . . our cafeteria, with its loud clatter of trays and dishes, its shouted conversations . . . and its luscious pies! kv, 'Q an Q35 J NUARY CABIN Top row: F Fourth ro Left to right BERNARD McCOY, BOB KYNASTON ,.,,, ,,,.,,,,,,..,,,,Preside nt ,,..,...Vice-President GERRY FREE ,,..,,,,,,.., Secretary-Treasurer NOMA HODGKISS, .,,, Commencement Second row: YVONNE HAMBLIN ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,.,,,,...,.,, P rom JOEL NEWSOM ,.,,,,,, ,,,,,.,Y,,,..,,,,,,..,,,,., Vespers VERA FRANCIS ,..,,,,,, ,,...,,, G iris' Ticket Sales DOUGLAS CLARK ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, B oys' Ticket Sales Third row: HELEN RASBERRY ..,Y ,,,,,,,.. P Tay Director JIM LAKIN .,,,,,.YY,,,,...,,,., ,.,,.,,,,,,,.. D itch Day VIVIAN BARNARDH, WAYNE FOWERS ,,.. w: BETTY TUGGEY ....,,. DELIGHT SMITH ....,,..,,. .,,,,,,,., ,,..Senior Cardinal ,,,,,Announcements ,,,..,.,,,..........Annual 'Senior Adviser ALLEN, CARLOTA Friendly and attractive . . . a prospec- tive U. S. C. co-ed . . . likes sports and languages ...wants to be a W. A, A. F. atter college. ANDERSON, SHIRLEY Andy. I-las a gay, misclwievous smilr: . . . tull ot tun and always pleasant . .. one ot I-loover's most ardent tootball tarts. BACH, ROGER L. Vitamin guy, witti rosy clmeclcs . . . goes tor rowing in a big way . . . tlninlcs Hoover really 'lslnarplil . . . wants to be an engineer. BAILEY, GEORGE Nice-looking . , . has a pleasant smile a clever model airplane builder... wants to be a drattsman. BARBER, GEORGE E. Quiet and dependable . . . plays a trumpet in the band . , , builds model airplanes and collects stamps . . . beaded tor Army Air Corps. BARNARD, VIVIAN PAULINE Viv. Has a quiet charm . . . editor- in-clwiet ot tlne Cardinal . . . member ot tlne Quill and Scroll and Senators , . plans to become a missionary. BASSETT, PAT Pug, Cute looking . . . has a sweet personality . . . wants terribly to learn to swim . . , headed tor Tennessee rigtit atter graduation. BLAKE, NELDA l'Nellie. Artistic and popular blonde . . . a versatile sportswoman . . . will taittrtully wait tor ner man to return . . .would lilcr: to bi: a window dresser. BLOOMER, RAYMOND WELLS l'Ray. I-las a bastrtul qrin , . . would make a marvelous Vitalis ad . . . sincere . . . anotber Weismuller wlnen it comes to swimming. BODEY, ,IACQUELINE Mlaelcief' Has tlrat sctioolgirl coma plexion . . . always looks on tive sunny side . . . a taney ice-skater . . . will never torget ttre dvar old sv-fitctiboardl :g Sf, . wr, rx , -N fr .ss is xr I , t xs.. ,rw A ' iiisiterlfif r E tr rf? .i . W, 1 . ag 1' ig S . . 1 ' s I ' P. 'ts Q ' -..-KY Y .1 .rf r , - fl O5 Q 'F' ...sy E sf' sm,s i1 b -1 if 51. Q-. .mic , Ziyi - 5 new Sfssgfjf , :sa kgff-55,3 4 r .39 2 f 53 .A f 4 .V . i:?'..'5:a.f. 'NJ -an 16 46'-. ..-urn-angry, .rye f Q, 'AV W ,,,:..--in It ni' 'i N ,,,, ,A I BODMER, MYRTLE Stinkie. Always neat in appearance . . .a bowling enthusiast. . .member ot A Cappella . . , hopes to become a laboratory technician, BOWER, MAE l-las tlutty, dark hair and big, brown eyes . . . quiet and tacttul . , . likes science . 4 . plans to loin Cadet Nurse Corps. BRASSEY, DALE H. Brass Has a 'isuperll build . , . well-known tootball letterman . . . seen at all school activities , . . will enlist in Army Air Corps. BROWN, BARBARA E. Cute and qracetul . . . bubbles oyx with laughter , . . since taking physics. sheis noticed a tew gray hairs . . plans to become a teacher. BROWN, BARBARA HELEN Has a pleasant personality and smile . . . plays a good game ot badmin- ton , . . active member ot the lee Skating Club . . . plahs to become a court secretary. BROWN, MARTHA A real outdoor gal . . . popular and versatile . . . held many ottices . . will ofobably be a movie queen . yi likes blue coupfs and blondes. BROWN, PATRICIA D, Npatsyfl Would make an' excellent pin- up girl . , . has a quiet arid gracious charm , . . a tirst-class rriarimba player and swimmer , . .will belong remem- bered as a song leader. BRUN, HENRY M., JR. Chic, A trienelly and clean-cut guy . . . a whiz at making novelty jewelry liust ask Lolliell . . . wants to be a Clrattsman. BRUNS, DOROTHY Dot Has a nice tigure and retresti- ing natural make-up . . . member ot Ice Skating and Spanish Clubs.. . in- terested in cratts and ballet dancing. BURNER, BOB Bunsen. Cheerful, easy going . , . has no ambition . . , likes gym and study best . . . member ot Ballyhoo l4l . BYSTROM, PATRICIA Neat and industrious . . . editor ot tlie Scribbler . . . likes dancing, ping pong, and piano playing . . , longs to be a writer. CALLAND, BILL Cute tootball letterman . . . popular and lively . . . versatile in sports . . . Vice-President ot Boys' Federation . . liopes to be a Navy tlyer. CARLBERG, ANNA MARGARET Always smiling . . . quiet and capable . . . likes dancing, bowling, and col- lecting boogie woogie records . . , would like to be a private secretary. CHAMBERLAIN, BEN H. One ot l-loover's popular lettermen stars in tennis . . . wants to be a labor lawyer , . . won the P.'l'.A. plaque tor outstanding athletic and scliolastic ability. CLARK, DOUGLAS ELMO Doug A go-getter . . . always rn a liurry . . . member ot Senior Cabi- net, Glee Club, and C. S. F .... cliamp play ticket salesman . . . plans to be a scientist. CLAYTON, BONNIE Has a beautitul complexion . . . well- liked tor lner pep and enttiusiasrn . . . Commissioner ot Girls' Activities . . would like to be a buyer, CLOSE, ROBERTA H. Bobbie, Has dancing brown eyes and a contagious laugli , . . noted tor lner singing ability and sparkling per- sonality . . . lner l'reart belongs to tlie Marines. COLE, ARNOLD Tall, dark, and lnandsome , . . appears baslntul, but watcli outl . . . a tootball lctterman . . . likes lnistory and travel. COLVIN, JUNE Blonde and musical , . . loves sottball and singing tor tlne boys in U.S.O .... member ot G, A. A. and Gay Blades . . .wants to be an Army nurse. COOLEY, BARBARA Full ot fun and giggles . . . an out- standing tigure skater . . . likes matlr and sincere people . , . plans to work in a jewelry tactory. f . 5 9 A5 .V A L , 2 l .X . fs .Y , ,an 1,,,r gf ,arfx 'QQ IQ? WE! KW edit ali' Www 7 .'g4'iam45.5.:, SX , fm me cy Aw if w RY COSIO, OFELIA l. l-las enviable blaclc hair and a sym- pathetic personality . . . secretary ot A Cappella, and member ot Music Club . . , plays a good game ot bas- ketball . . . plans to goto college. CRUMPTON, JOYCE LORRAINE Has attractive eyes . . . made a hit as Penny in the Sr. A play . . . likes tennis and basketball . . . will always remember her last Christmas vacation at l-loover. DALTON, BERNICE Bernie, l-las a vivaeisus personality . . .one ot those smart girls who makes har own clothes . . . lilies swimming and baseball . . . undecided about her tuture. DANILSON, DORIS MAXINE Do-Do, Smo-o-o-th personality . . . tond ot volley ball and badminton , . . crazy about the Air Corps lhm-m-ml . . . hopes to complete two years ot college. DEPUE, STANLEY Quiet, serious, and smart . , . Cross- Country letterman ltwo yearsl . , . made Army A-I2 . . , would lilac to be a civil engineer attcr the war. DE YOUNG, NORMA LENA Boy-shy . . .well lilced by everyone . . . dotes on horseback riding and swim- ming . . . intends to be a saleslady. DEZONIA, ALICE Al, l-tas lovely brown hair , . . a tootball and baslcetball tan . . . en- ioyed gym, art, and study . , . hopes to reach New Yorlc by l945. DOLLINGER, GEORGIANA Creorgi. l-las gorgeous red hair . . . member ot the Drill Team in '42 . . . Sally in the Sr. A play . . . would lilce to be a model or a singer. DUNS, VVILLIAM l-las a territic sense ot humor, with a iolce tor every occasion . . . a Cardinal track star . . . will never torget those summer sessions . . . hopes to join Merchant Marines. DYER, JERRY l-las a nice profile and enioyable dry wit . . . Captain in R.O.T.C. . . . worked on Sr. Cardinal . . . a violent, woman-hater . . . strong tor the Navy. EDMONDSON, MARIE H. Rie. l-las lovely, limpid eyes . . . soft-spoken and gentle in her ways , . . likes badminton and glee very much . . . longs tor a home ot her own. EIS, MARTIN VINCENT, JR. l-lusky and well-built . . , always cheer- tul , . . likes all sports . . , crazy about airplanes . . . wants to be a plane designer. EMERY, JOY F. Attractive, sincere, and well-liked . . , upholds the morale ot a certain former Hooverite with her taithtul letter-writ- ing . . . plans to be a secretarial librarian. FARINGHY, LOUIS N. Lou, Handsome and well-built , . liked by all the fellows . . . likes bas- ketball, math, and science . . plans to join the Navy. FEENY, MARY Feenamint lhe loves itll. l-las a dazzling smile, readily displayed . . . an enthusiastic knitter lmostly with khaki yarnl . . . Lt, on the Drill Team . . , worked on Sr. Announcement Committee. FLEISCHER, ALFRED R. Al, Quiet and dependable . . . ex- cels in several sports . . . tootball let- terman . . , wants to be an aeronautical engineer FOWERS, WAYNE G. Neat and polite . . . caused loud vouch! heard during Sr. A play lthose high heelsl ...Commencement chair- man . . . has ditticulty with his hair, but the Navy will tix that. FOWLER, HELEN BEVERLEY Sophisticated and tull ot animation . ,. a brilliant student . . . member ot Commencement committee and C. S. F .... intends to do chemical research. FRANCIS, VERA M. Popular little bonde with a lovely com- plexion . . . member ot C. S. F., Sr. Cabinet, and Pan-American Club . . . plans to go to college and prepare to become a librarian. FRANKLIN, JOY Very entertaining . . , goes in tor jewelry in a big way . . . likes horse- back riding and sewing . . .is going to be a photographer. We i fly .mast if . if J? :vw J FREE, GERALDINE Gerry, A dark-eyed blonde blessed with a sunny dispositio UAR Tl... Senior Secretary-treasurer and Cabinet member. . . wants to have a successtul home and tamily in the future. GERE, SHIRLEY ANN Corky. Feppy and popular . GARTNER, SHIRLEY NOREEN Shorty, Cute and vivacious . . , has lovely eyes . . . Mavis in Sr, A play . . . directed first production ot radio- drama eclass. ..has an adorable smile . . . likes typing and basketball . . . will make a good sec- retary. HAMBLIN, YVONNE R. Hamy. A real leader . . . act GRAH, ELEANOR PAULINE Quiet and sincere . . . has attractive blonde hair . . . one girl who really enjoys calisthenics . . wants to be a philosopher. ive and enthusiastic . . . Johanna in Sr. Play . . . prom chairman . . . thinks and Creeds are important. HAY, DORIS JANE 'Sinatra HAWKINS, JAMES KENNETH Well-liked basketball Ietterman . . . has an agreeable grin . . . never gets mad . . . just give him a math prob- lem and hels happy. Clem. Has an engaging smile . . . makes friends easily . . . a brilliant student . . . is working hard to become tamous lit any one can do it, Doris canll. HODGKISS. NOMA LOUISE HEALEY, GERALDINE MARY A Gere. The collegiate type . . . has delightful enthusiasm . . . was Valedic- torian and member ot Senators' Club . . . her heart belongs to Johnny. An excellent student . . . capable and charming . . . C. S. F. President and Commencement Chairman . . to teach kindergarten. . wants HOLLIGER, DOROTHY Dottie. Sweet, and smartly dressed . . . member ot Drum Corps . . . likes sports and tlorist work . . . will enter nurses' training. HOLLAWAY, BARBARA I-las nice teatures and excellent poise ...skates well . . . mernbr ot Cr.A.A. and Girl Reserves . . .will be a num- ber please? girl tor the duration. INABINETT, EMIL G, Doodle Tall, neat, smart, and sin- cere . . , Mr, Day in Sr. A Play . .. commencement speaker . . . plans to enter ministry. INNERARITY, OPAL F. Tutsy. Cute and peppy , . , loves to talk . . . member ot the Drum Corps ltwo yearsl . . . will become a cadet nurse atter graduation. IRWIN, OPAL IRENE Smiles, I-las a triendly way . . . likes poetry . . . enthusiastic member ot the Bible Club and A Cappella . . . will do her part as another Rosie the Riveter. JACOBSON, ELLIS HEI. Energetic and enthusiastic . . . a Dorsey tiend . , . has a time collec- tion ot swing records . . . Norman the Wolt in Sr, A Play . . . quite an artist lllisney, bewarell, JOHNSON, MARY FRANCES Sweet and tacttul . . really a darlingl ...has pretty red hair . , . likes school and most sports . . . plans to be an interpreter. JORDAN, PRISCILLA Pris. Our very cute little Commis- sioner-General . . . hasindividual charm . . . made a swell song leader . . . plans to do post-war work in some toreign country. KINGERY, CLIFFORD BELLE C. B. Quiet and studious . . .mem- ber ot Bible Club and A Cappella , .. would like to become a missionary. KOLKEY, NORMAN Always smiling . . . 'faithful photog- rapher tor the January Seniors . . . has a weakness tor co-eds . . . would like to go to Photo-Art school. KRAVITZ, GEORGE Clean-cut and well groomed . . . has a tine physique and a remarkable sense ot humor . . , likes bar work lhorizon tall . . . will loin the Navy. .f,1 ,4 ,KK U R KUNZ, ROBERT E. Goonz. I-las a radiant smile . . . full ot energy and pep . . . Commissioner ot Finance . , . member ot C. S. F., A Cappella Choir, and Varsity tootball team . . . plans to be a civil engineer. KUPER, BARBARA J. Barbie Peppy and intelligent . . . very athletic, member ot G. A. A, . . . will study medicine.. . wants to be an embalmer. KYNASTON, ROBERT A. Rugged, but bashtul . . , served as captain ot the tootball team . . .will have a Long tondness tor Hoover . . . would like to be a tarmer. LAKIN, JAMES A. A marvelous dancer . . . Hoo- ver's biggest wolt . . . active in Boy's Federation and Senior Cabinet . . . would like to be a journalist. Jim. LANE, VESTINA Tiny. Petite and trim . . . recently became engaged . . . cIidn't care much tor school, except art class, LARSON, CATHERINE Kay. I-las lovely blonde hair and a nice tigure lwhistlell . . , Bacon rationing didn't bother her . . . clever on ice skates. LAUGHTON, ALLEN WARD 'lpetef' Shy but capable . . . loves to work with machines . . . wants to be a diesel engineer, atter serving in Army Air Corps. LE ROY, CLAIRE Sophistication plus! . . . likes dancing and swimming . . . was one ot those snappy models in the Senior A Play... wants to take dictation trom a lawyer. LEWIS, BOB Curley. Well liked by I-Iooverites . .. dotes on automobile racing . . .a toot- ball enthusiast , . . has one ambition: to make a certain Senior A girl happy. LEWIS, SHIRLEY Very entertaining . . . always trim and neat . . . a good student . . . inter- ested in G. A. A. and ice skating . . . wants to do creative writing. LOIZEAUX, LOIS Loaz. Has sparkling brown eyes and cute tluttery ways . . . Lydia in Sr. Play . . . President ot G. Rfs . , . wears a gold nugget that belongs to you know who, LUNDIN, ARTHUR L London T II an lots o Mark A I es nettes, is or ma aviation an sports . engineer MCCARTY, JAMES BLAIR Jim, A typical Joe College . . , always neat . . , excels in sciences and math . . , would like to be a rescarcln rlnysicist . . . will enter Navy Aircorps. McCOY, BERNARD H Bcrnie.' Popular and good looking class Pres b tl'i Sr B an r track letterman loves speech mak ing yearns to be a pilot. MCGAN, JAMES H., JR. Good. Has twinkling lrisn eyes . . . football lctterman lJ. V.l . . . recently resigned trom ranks ot woman-liaters . . . plans to enlist in Marines. McGEHEE RALPH Has a swcll personal rs swimming matln and ptiys cs wants lo be a ra i nginc r MCMATH, BEVERLY Bev, Witty brunette . . . dotes on ice skating, tennis, and swimming . . . Miss Minslnallls trusty secretary in gym . . . would like a journalistic career. MQNEILL, JANET GOHN G'oonc:y H s azzling rown and a wondertul sense ot liumor completely tripped lner lwom tr Play properties always tlninking of tlwat certain Marine MCROBERTS, MARY Mackie, Has excellent taste in clotlies . . . likes to be ditterent . . . crazy over lnorses . . .wants to own a ranch someday.. plans to be a cadet nurse. MANWARING MARY MAXINE Mickey A true friend neat and competent tond of bowling typ ing, sing ng and especially badminton . . . plans to enter civil service X wi 425 .XZ7 -ar, . ,f YJ, 0. f . ,... Q V , sf: I E wi Ex 'A 5 xi 3:5521 :Eg 'fi QNX Wx' 1 4 A I lj V , K M 'E A V ,. . - A V ,V 2 7 Q fi Z , f ' 1 1 ei .. . . . . 1 J J J, F X its fm 31 MH? it -: Vo ' -1I:Q-:- V--- n J.. ,K s , I ?,.y-:W-ws,-.1.f , . 1',fZ!,f'.V, MATHER, GERALD lerry. Pleasant and easy going . . . chietly interested in sports and me- chanical drawing . . . a J. V. tootball man . . . wants to be an aviation machinist. . MIROFF, HELEN Exotic . . . wants the best career tor a woman, a housewite, but plans to be an ottice worker tor the duration... will miss art and typing. MULKEY, BOB Has a mischievous grin . . . math- minded ...very well liked . . .enthusi- astic about Army Air Corps. NALIBOFF, CARL R. Has an interesting speaking voice . . . Varsity H, secretary . . . Miss Richard- son's pet, and a good housekeeper lask Loisl . . . wants to be an ac- countant. NASON, BETSY Has a sweet personality . , , plans to do clerical work tor the duration . . . worked on prom theme . . . interested in entering Civil Service. NESTOR, SYRIL Cereal. Cute and witty . . . Capt. ot Drill Team . . . Penny in Sr. Play , . . has a special interest in tennis. NEWKIRK, BETTY LOUISE Has a cheertul disposition . . . very musical, studies voice and piano . , . does electrical work at Consolidated . . . wants to go to college. NEWSOM, JOEL PAUL Shortie. Has be-oo-titul blue eyes and a nice voice . . . triendly and sin- cere . . . President ot A Cappella and Chairman ot Vespers , . . a track star, NUTTALL, DONALD A. Bashtul. In his case the girls have to do all the chasing . . .one ot l-loover's outstanding basketball lettermen . . . Commissioner ot Boy's Athletics. OAKLAND, LAWRENCE Larry. Quiet and industrious . . . likes basketball and mechanical draw- ing . . . will be a drattsman. O'KEEFE, KATHERINE Katie. The collegiate type . . . has a lovely tan . . . noted tor her witty chatter. . . President ot Senior G. Rfs . . . wants to be a surgical nurse. OTTO, JOHN P. Johnnie. A tall, blonde two-year let- terman . . . strictly a ladies' man . . . a boxing champ . . . wants to be a structural engineer. PALMER, EILEEN E. Such lovely golden locks lthe real stutl tooll .. always sweet.. .will never forget the cold mornings on the Drill Team . , . plans to tollow in Florence Nightingale! footsteps. PALMER, EVELYN IRENE Evie. Gracious, quiet, always well- groomed . . . an excellent driver . . . collects cats and records . . . plans to go to college, then take nurses' train' ing, PALMER, RALPH An all-around good guy . . . likes sports and horses . . . member ot Senators' Club ltwo yearsl . . . wants to be a Navy flyer. PARAMORE, BOB Glamour Boy. l-las personality plus ... popular football star. . . President ot Boys' Federation 43 . . .thinks a certain song leader is tops . . .will be a Navy tlyer. PARKS, HARRIET L. Tall and gracetul . . . has a sweet per- sonality . . . has been a dependable counsellors' helper . . . a tootball en- thusiast . . . will go on to college. PATTERSON, OLNEY MELVIN Pat A popular letterman . . . was a wondcrtul sport about that cast . . . Commissioner ot Boys' Activities and Boys' Athletics . . . excelled in lines and tigures lgeometryl. PHILLIPS, EDNA LOU Eddie. Has nice curly, blonde hair . . . would like to sing with a protes- sional band . . . especially enjoyed gym and glee. POPADOWSKI, CORRINE Cory. Always neat in appearance . . . looks elegant in sweaters and skirts . . . was very surprised to tind that some people have a favorite school subject! -if M9 'ma wihr WV - r POWERS, MARY FRANCES Shorty. Lively and always going no- where tast . . . says she likes history I???l . . . active in Cardinal Co-eds . . . wants to be another Nswooner croonerf' QUIGGINS, DOLORIS LOUISE Ouiet and reserved , . . likes , . . admires good manners . no detinite plans tor the tuture. REASER, MARJORIE ROSE PUGH, MARGARET A glamorous Hollywood star . . . a talerted art student and an exhibition swimmer . . .would love to learn to tly. English . . has RASBERRY, HELEN Red. A slender red-head with a sparkling personality . , . active in sports and dramatics , , , manager tor Sr, A Play . . . longs to be a radio actress, Samoa A tall, exotic brunette . . . likes dancing, painting, and photog- raphy , . 4 wants a home ot her own l I and a career as a protessional RODGERS, ROBERTA M. I'T'IOdC . ROCKWELL, GLADYS BETTY 'lGlady. Friendly and well-liked . . tond ot bowling and dancing . . , exe cels in the commercial tield . . . plans to tue a stcnographer. Berta. Noted tor her expressive eyes ...a tormer Drum Corps Sergeant . .. likes swimming and shorthand . . .would like to go to Alaska as a secretary, RYAN, AUSTIN H. RUSSELL, JEAN I-las a warm, eager smile . , . is a eontirrned sports enthusiast . . . loves to read . . . hopes to be a doctor someday. Ryan, Husky, outdoor man . . . spe- cializes in swimming and hunting . . , interested in guns . . . wants to be a real estate agent. SALAZAR, VICTOR M. Vie Good-looking and sincere . . . a triend tor ice skating . . . headed tor Army Air Corps . . . would like to be a civil engineer atter the war. SANCHO, JOSEPHINE t-las pretty darlr hair . . , Pan-American League Secretary . . . loyes physiology . . . hopes to become a Spanish-Eng wh, lish interpreter, SCOTT, LORRAINE Scotty Has beautitul blonde hair . , . neatly dressed . . . quiet and triiinclly . . , member ot A Cappella . . . hopes to be a Cadet Nurse. SHEPPARD, BEVERLY B-'val Part and yivaeious . a fnt.-rtaining tallrcr . , . an llextra-supvr' danewr . , , ean't decide whether to become a protessional daner: medical stcnographer. SIMMONS, DONALD Dori, t-las that Florida tan ways neat . . . lilres to hunt, bowl and sleep . . . plans to be another Halliburton. SNOW, HELEN FRANCES Snowie.l' Dainty and teminine , has a sweet charm . . . was super as property mistress tor Sr, Play . . is looking tor an ambition. was SCHACK, FAITH Has a vibrant personality . . . assisted with the malrefup in the Senior A Play . . . likes swimming and tennis . . . wants to be a good secretary. SEEGER, NOEL BURRITT Burt. A tall blonde . . . would be I lost without leyis . . , earned J. V. K letter in tootball . . . plans to spend his tme with his boots and saddles on El Rancho Grande. SIAKOTOS, FLORA Quiet and anxious to pleasw . . . llr-is the opera and Clarlc Gable' , . . an A Cappella member . . , was awardvd a medal tor perteet attfndanev. RlChldid sMirH, CONSTANCE tl Connie A petite and very sweet gal . . . lilres anything served the Keith way . . . an expert ice-slrater , . . mem- ber ot A Cappella. SOURS, DENISE O. NN Diclrie. Has that Frereh yiyaeity . .. ar outstanding dramatist . . . enjoys i 'if' swimming, eolteeting records, acting, J' and horseback riding . . . a tuture - 'lCCvCr Girlfl 4-dir .--...A QQ- 'sis ,4-Q'-I -'YD-Q STEGE, JAYNE RUTH U RY Has a quiet dignity . . . enjoys sports and science . . . an amateur photog- rapher . . . may become a WAC. STILL, DEAN STICKLER, MARGARET LOUISE Margie Capable and industrious . . . likes to skate and play the blues on the piano . . . wants to work in a business ottice, A military-minded man . . . a good leader . . . dotes on basketball and horses . . . plans to enter the Air Corps. SULLIVAN, MARY COLETTE SULLIVAN, ELAINE Sulle. Attractive and sincere . . enjoys swimming and physiology . . will specialize in science in college. Mickey, Dark and pretty . , . very domestic . . . likes horseback riding . . . wants to join Cadet Nurses' Corps. TALBOTT, GEORGT ROBERT SWEETEN, MARY ELLEN Well-liked tor her sincerity and tact . . .was a huge success as Gram in Sr. Play . . . likes dancing and bowling , . . will become a Cadet Nurse. Doc. Talented and temperamental . . . I-Iooyerls best solo drummer . . . wrote tor Cardinal and Scriploler . . . urdecided between two careers-medb cine and music. THOMPSON, JACK H. THOMAS, THELMA MAE Very likeable and entertaining . . . a conscientious student . . . an enthusi- astic philatelist . . . plans to enter the Cadet Nursing Corps. Has nice wavy, black hair and a win- ning personality . . . did super lop as Greg in Sr. Play . . , plans to join Army Air Corps. TUGGEY, ELIZABETH C. Has charming poise . . . always smartly dressed , . . January Editor ot this annual . . . a sophisticated model in Sr. Play. VOLZ, PHYLLIS PMI, I-Ias an attractivg muh . . . says smgihg is hair hobby . . . a Imth- mj Iu . . . nts Lo Imam I IuI ICH r wrt r wa Io IIy, WALSH, FRANCES ways UIQGL amd I B I' aI3v. SmaII and I,-nvrgvtuc . . . aI- w.'II-grOo'wm'd . . a waIImg and dgpumdabI4t workvr , , warfs Io In a C0mmvrf,laI mlm. YYI-IITE, RALPH Ouxci ard mswwrd . . . mtvr-'sfyd rw photography . , . LI. CQI, In R.O.I.C. K . . , QIarws LC makw hue car.-vr wh th, Navy, W rf I '1'. WILKINSON, NORA 'Rf' 2'2 'N'Rr'm w,-. I-Ins Ia pvmw av-w'r'1IIty HI Q . . . IIP-5 tw p fh LII' 'Tm-,ff . .. 1 R fr Sf, Pwqrz' fdvvvw-if-f . . , hw:-5 LR 5- K I arf-fhvr Dwrtaw Shw' .I H35 I! I MI Rai fr I I WILSON, GROVER FOUCHE Svifx' A :QM:ci-ft V-.f'If . Lis ix, Cuho gas 'Medi cdr 5 . . . I ...Q- is: ' 1: tm' A f C615 .. avtgd th A 42 W 'IQ M C-Ro anruaf ii Ms. 9 v , ,' Ii. .v 1 I I WINKE, BERDENL ' Nl ' I Mxgh an 1 F LIO Q -'WS Wie . J wa F 'ian AW ' . IM- nw, MW ' V ' V ,33-.1 R' -- We' 8 we 5 If 5V WORDEN, EL DORA LEONE 'EI Dgrf Part' are t f' . wrdustwous , . . 5 C.S. F. swam. . . a caoabq smwwstfvzss . . , darrwg 4-Y: Iakc 'mfscs traarmg at U. S. C. l' WRIGHT, ROBERT E. C:-, If A Ce'rIrf-' . . . SIWQIQITVS U Hath K 4 -hfv, and wC'WVVI . . . Capfm' fI VII at as Mqaww arm LI, ui-'hart VT PT.O.I.C hmm-5 Im COfr'r'1I5sGn m Navy Ar COVDS. AEM. .413 ,JM Y ETT, AGN ES A IC I Four IPI IRv m wchws AI gg . R, LL, L V hm . . , Is reaIIy 'hcp cn thv drums as baII . . , Wes baskctbah and In if pIaPs Io contimuf' oIaymq In an Orchastra. AII-'G-HI JANUARY SERVICE RAD I 'WW 5651! grew fb, df!! WILLIAM BOWMAN JAMES BUNCH CHARLES CONNIRY GERALD DOUGHTY ARTHUR HADDON JOHN HANBURY ROBERT HOLDEN JAMES KEMP DONALD LESTER LEONARD MACFADEAI ROBERT PEAVEY DAN RYAN WILLIAM STALMER WARD SOULE HARRY VAN BUREN RICHARD WILLIS Others not in pictures HAROLD BACON WILLIAM CARMEN ROBERT CLICK FRANK VAUGHAN JANUARY CLASS PLAY Lower row-Douglas Clark, Wayne Fowers, Shirley Gartner, Yvonne Hamblin, Joyce Crumpton, Lois Loiseaux, Georgiana Dollinger, Mary Ellen Sweeten. Top row - Nora VliIlrinson.CIaire LeRoy, Bet- ty Tuggey, George Talbott, Emil lnabinett, Jack Thompson, Jim Killebrew, Ellis Jacobson, Art Lun- din. Not shown-Dickie Sours, Sy- ril Nestor, and student director, Helen Rasloerry. DON'T TAKE MY PENNY CAST DIQKIE SOURS I SGH GEORGIANA DOLLINGER rr ooooooo Y ELLIS JACOBSON ee,,ee,, SYRIL NESTOR JOYCE CRUMPTON JAMES KILLEBREWHS JACK THOMPSON O7Oe,OO,, ART LUNDIN O7O,,O,O SHIRLEY GARTNER L LOIS LOIZEAUX ,LLL.,L,,LL,, YVONNE I-IAMBLIN ,,,,,LL,,L MARY ELLEN SWEETEN WAYNE FOWERSL Norman Porter Penny Pringle ,,,,CaIeb ., ,,,,, Kerry ,,,,,,,,Marlc , ,Mavis ,e,, Lydia ,,,, Johanna S, Gram ,,,,Greg GEORGE TALBOTT ,L,LL,e,, CLAIRE LE ROY LLLeLL,, BETTY TUGGEY L,e,, ,,LL,, NORA WILKINSON L,LL,L,e DOUGLAS CLARK L,L,LL, EMIL INABINETT LL,LL,, PRODUCTION JANET MCNEIL L,,LLLL,,L,,e.,e FRANCIS WALSH S, FAITH SHACK li Srrrr A ,, Monsieur I-lenri , ,,,, , , Claire Elsie , , Lucille ,Red ,,,S,,,,,I-Iarrison Day STAFF , ,Properties ,,,,, Malceup JUNE COLVIN ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,L, I-I ouse Manager BILL CLEATER , , ,,L,L,,,,, Stage Manager Cvlimmery af ,J- fc! 2 m 51 dpfzize' l' football glory 'S 1, h YN x T WI 4? 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E W Z 1.1 ooaogoza. 0 X 39 0 2'52i5z, :'f,Z , I -T X X N , I nl.: Jmzs ' .ples ' -llow abou? gear aufagraph, bud? Moonnqhr wh, mmm ,, K More Snqnuluvds added 1'oTawerBeok -Star. T,-pyiq .Afzgigoff 00105 f .2 , , 5,qY NOVV---- b M R' if 'X ,f . :,, H +' At 'dy ..,,,v, ,.,.v 5 1 - lg A he V ui we X C is QJHHCQ-.' 9. gaN7'AC,7' f HEAR YE, H HEAR' YE.. Q GoD1vA..f?j F4 3 .QPCU I ik sf? ik The fun of standing at Wolf Corner, watching the passing parade of faded levies, bright plaids, sloppy Joes, autographed cords, and moccasins . . . hearing the jingle of slave bracelets . . . and gazing with wonder upon the butch haircuts of the boys and the baby haircuts of the girls . . . sf? sf? sf? The wonderful rallies and assemblies . . . Homecoming, with all the fanfare and old grads . . . the excellent school plays. And the school dances! The band that sounds like Dorsey, and the singer that sounds like Sinatra, just because you're with the Only One. The drive- in where the gang meets afterwards . . . those goodnights, never to be forgotten . . . KW' 'W' ' QW 2 42:1 M Let Izo right TOP 'Owl Third row: GENE VOSSELER TRUMAN JENSEN, HURDMAN WIESE, ,,,,, , NORMA GAYTONH , Second row: DOROTHY DALEY JIM WEST, ELLEN CALDWELL BOB STANFORD, ,,, Prcsideni ,,Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Commencement GirI5' Ticket SaIcs Boys' Ticket SaIes ,Announczments , , Ditch Day NORMAN GIBSON PHILIP McCRACKEN, EARL SAUNDERS ,,,, MIRIAM BARKER ,,,, , YOWZ MARILYN MCCOLL FREDDIE FISHMAN DOROTHY McCARTY DELIGHT SMITH ,V , Vespers Senior A Cardinal isenior A CarcIinaI D,nner Prom ,nwsenior A Play , AnnuaI , Senior Adviser gow, ADDESSO, JOSEPH 'do-Joi' liust call me Shorty l . . , has a winning personality, especially with the girls , . . dotes on dancing . . . wants to see the U. S. ALDRICH, PAT Trim and petite . . . a Pan-Ameriean Leaguer . . , thirks good manners are essential . . , w'll carry on the work ot Florence Nightingale. ALEXANDER, GERRY ,.,.. l-las a pleasant smile . , , always polite f T . . .a basketball tan . , . likes physics and chemistry , . . destined tor the A E Army Air Corps. YT , ALLEN, ROBERT One ct Hoovcr's hefman , , . rrevrgr ' tails with a quick come-back , . , went , '. out tor J. V. toothall . . . hopes to f fs play his trumpet in a swing band. 1 ' E 55 ANDERSEN. RICHARD B. A W Makes up in energy and enthusiasm what he lacks ir' height . , , a recent, V Q valuable addition to the Senators . . . Q :pg sings in A Cappella . . preters 1 A A ' Navy unitorm, i ' - APPLEGATE, JOHN C. Has a time physique . . . serious about all his undertakngs . , . played sopho- more tootball . . . wants to travel so 5. wll ioin the Navy, I, ARNOLD, MARGARET Jahey. Thinks a good sense othumor is important . . . likes contemporary lit .... hopes to return to Boston lher home townl . , . will attend the Em- merson School ot Drama. ARTHUR, DON l-las that dreamy manana look lit gets the galsl . . . partial to toottnall and track , . , will study law atter the war. ARTHUR, JEANETTE 'lSr'ickie. Little, but lively . . . loves to ride a bicycle . . . says physiology was her tavonte Class . . , wants to become another Penny Marsh. ASCHER, HM 'tue Bashtul . , . mathematically-minded member ot Pan-American League . . anxious to ioin the Air Corps. .Af 'Q' -dl . an alms-in 1'-'M' unavo- fk. i . iq, yu...--i. ASHLEY, JUANITA JANE Nita. Loyal and patient . . . plays the accordian . , . keeps a record ot her happy moments in a snapshot album . . , will be a stenographe V. BAKER, JAMES H. 'Bakef Found a bright spot in Hoover la certain red-headl . . . member ot Gay Blades , . . a 'fancy pole vaulter BALDWIN, MARGARET 'llvlargief' 'Sweet and charming ... hopes to enter the Army AirCorps. collects triends like a magnet , . . mem- ber ot A Cappella . . .longs to break a window, and abolish homework. BARKER, MIRIAM LOUISE Woot. Bubbles over with health and BARTLETT, S. JOSEPH Joe. Peppy and lots ot tun made a swell cheer leader . . . a year letterman lB. basketballl . high spirits . . . sang in the Girls' Quartette three years . . . an outdoor girl , . . hopes to learn to sight-read piano music. itwol hoping tor a commission in the Navy. BE BERMAN, RALPH ROE CKHAM, HELEN LOUISE Shy, and retiring . . . member ot the Cadet Ambulance Corps . , . a good seamstress . . . rides horses like a real Westerner. An outstanding speaker . . . triendly . . . likes all sports . . . intends t a lawyer, atter a duration care the Navy. o be er in BERNIER, LORRAINE L. BERRIDGE, DON Chubby, Always immaculate . . . an enthusiastic swimmer and ice skater . . . anxious tor her hair to grow long . . . looking tor a good secretarial job, Has a knack tor getting into trouble because ot his witicisms . . . friendly . . . likes tootball, basketball, girls plans to become a sailor. BERTIN, MARJORIE LOUISE Margie, Vivacious . . . has a stun- ning smile . . . active in Girl Reserves , . . will be a Postal Packin' Mama tor the duration. Dana mn the Smuor A V ovkzg ak., a BIGGERSTAFF, JANET LEE X Wan. Has a iovcly smnc . . . arniabk ...a talcnfcd muslcian . . . has hopcs of becoming another Lena Hornv. Hoov rs qlamour boy nappy-gd BOARD, ROSANNA Vlurnpbunnyf Has a Msn comp!-mon . . . Qnjoys ssiwwnq , . . adrnnvs mat ncss and lnorvsiy . . , nankurs to bv SoQxQUy prornunrnf, W,-,w WU 'STVJ LN Wi' BOOKER, MURIEL LEE Has sfnkxng ffatwcs . . . fn.,-'vdxy fmd gfacwous . , . srfvfd Hocvwas Cafduna! C0--gd cffmvr and Corrs 55 rn.-f Af fn ture . , . d'-:a'ns cf new 1 as tmweri, ouch amber of tha Cmw Cut crowd oufsiandlnq B baskctbdl rnan orts dtor of i L annum! W nts to may cc s tbalh BRADFORD, MAX Mad Rfzsourcvfln . . . SRMHUN wntn his hands . . 4 crntnusiastic about hunt- wng and fishing . . . excels in auto snop . . . intends to be a rnacnwnist, om s a lov Wy comp xon and a pleas nq pcrsonedxty Mk S fcnnxs a cwlmq go on to QOUCQQ. BRENN, MARIE Lefty Has a cuts flqun? . . . Full of fun ...' 'Dwancw un the dass day . .. a send jwtffzrhuq , , . wants to bf' 5 sucretary. ...GTI essential memberot the Tumbling Team an excellent swimmer would like to be a U S O entertainer. BROWN, BEATRICE E. Bea. Quiet and reserved . . . has lovely clothes lshe makes theml . . . likes certain sax players . . . interested in houses and interior decorating. Brown I-las beautitul blonde hair and a vivid personality plays the piano and dances well plans to be a clothes buyer tor a department store. BROWN, CHARLES WILLIAM, JR. BiII. Nonchalant . . . has a swell build . . . dotes on football and horses ...would like to go on to college. Always neat and well groomed . . . sensible and sincere photographer tor the Cardinal builds model air! pan s aspires to the Air Corps. BURBANK, TOMMY M-m-ml lwe can dream, can't we?l . . . goes in tor football and track . . . simply adores history . . . will make a good test pilot. a manly . . likes . wants BURG, LESTER Red, I-las a keen sense ot humor . . . sharp at bowling . . . longs to make a million dollars . . . will join the Navy Air Corps. Poochie Noted for her Irish wit.,. plays the violin member ot the Drill Team hopes to become a BURROWS, PEGGY LOUISE Penny. Pretty and well-poised . . . fond ot ice skating and horseback rid- ing . . . intends to be a nurse, but will be a doctor's receptionist for the duration. Quiet partial to winter sports . . . interested in history and bookkeeping wants to be an accountant. BUSCH, MARGARET Margie Sun-tanned blonde . , athletic . . . an ardent Sinatra tan . . plans a collegiate tuture. ut er as CXDILSSIV eyes . known tor a rare sense ot humor . . nooks qood without that black grease paint oo interested in drama, BUTTLES, VIRGINIA MAE C5inny. Reserved and rather shy . . . began high school lite in Ohio . . . likes swimming and mountain climbing . . . wo'ks at the post ottice. Cute a p asinq personality tayors hunting and tshing . . . in the tor- CAHOON, BERNICE E. Has a charming smile . . . muy sim- patrca . . . se gusta Espanol . . . a Girl R--s-'tryc . . will go to college. CALDWELL ELLEN DOROTHY Drqnltied refined aways well- qroomed chose announcements tor Seniors member ot Drill Team wants to see the world. CALVIN, HELEN l-las pretty skin . , , likes shorthand and art . , . is always breaking some- thing lbones and suehl . . . wants to be a secretary. Lorrie l-las a vibrant voice , . . Vivian in Young April . . an able Senator dreams ot becoming a CAMERON, MARGERY ALINE Okie, Has sparkling brown eyes and a gay temperament . . .loves dancing . . .tops as a drummer. . . plans a business career. CAMPBELL, LUCY MARIE Liyely . . . has pretty blonde liair . . . an excellent cook and seamstress . . . will make someone a wondertul wife. CARPENTER, DAVID Caro I-las a winning smile . CARMICHAEL, JANICE Dresses in good taste . . . generous . . . a bowling tan . . . excels in typ- ing . . . tiopes to become a secretary. . . like' able . . . interested in football . . . would like to be a dentist, but knows Uncle Sam is waiting tor lnim. CHAFFEE, MERICK H. CARROLL, LAURETTE I-loover's I-ledy Lamarr . . . has a quiet clwarm . . , loves to ride liorses . . . intends to be a commercial artist. Wavy brown lnair and a beaming smile . . . a star debater . . . interested in pliysics . . . wants to be a congress- man. CHAMBERLAIN, JEAN Tiny but spirited . . . played in l-loo- ver's orchestra . . . member ot Ambu- lance Corps . . . will try secretarial work. CHAMBERLAIN, MARCIA RUSSELL Ingrid Tomboyisln and talented . . . Editor-in-Clniet ot the Cardinal, and statt artist for Dias Cardinales . . . adores playing golt witli Miss Smith. CHENHALL, LIDA Active in sclwool attairs . . . CHARTER, LUCILLE Luce, I-las good features . . . cle- pendable . . . enjoys tl'ie gab sessions in study liall . . .will goto college. fTlCI'TlbCV ot the Drill Team . . . Vice-President ot Tlwespians . . . wants to liaye lier own radio show, CHRISTENSEN, SHIRLEY Cl1ris. Amiable, considerate . . . member ot Gay Blades . . . likes water sports . . . says art is lier tavorite subject. CLARK, VIVIAN B. Zeke, Well known tor her athletic ability . . . very sincere , . . a three- year letterwoman . . . wants to be a gym teacher. QOATES, MYRL CLARKE, LOIS I-las a gay and attractive smile . . . especially tond ot contemporary lit. class . . . looking torward to a nursing career, atter Pasadena Junior College. Hamer, Dresses neatly . . . has a iolly sense ot humor . . . likes swim- ming and badminton . . . another can- didate tor college. COLE. BILLIE COLBY, CAROLIN iICarol.II Petite . . . very enthusiastic . . . hard-working writer ot Script Tease . . . is searching tor a career. BiII. Dark and dreamy . . . tond ot all sports . . . enjoyed her civics class . . . will go to business school. COOK, LO REI COLLIER, RUTH Buddie. Has lustrous, dark eyes . . . a Girl Reserve . . . partial to math . .. intends to continue her work with the telephone company. Lee, A natural blonde . . . has an untailinq sense ot humor . . . likes men, tun, iitterbugqing . . . hopes to be- come a secretary to a rich boss. CORNWELL, BETTYE COOK, MARY LOUISE I-las sophisticated charm and beauty ...likes tumbling and Latin ...plans to become a model, in New York, after qraduation. Babydoll. -I-las pretty white teeth and good taste in clothes . . . tavors basketball and home ec .... wants to be socially prominent and live in Coronado. COSBY, SHIRLEY Beanie. Attractive and accommo- dating . . . says her tavorite sports are swimming and trying to get a man... excels in art and drama . . . hopes to be a dress designer, someday. COTA, RONALD F. Cosmo. Enthusiastic . . . builds model airplanes . . . interested in machine drawing and trig .... will enlist in the Marines. CROTTS, PATRICIA CREASEMAN, MERRIE ELIZABETH I-las an lpana smile . . . a Girl Reserve . . . toolc part in the Senior Play . . . anxious to worlc at North Island. Enrolled at State College . . . gradu- ating wijh our class . . . wc wish wc lcnew her better. CRUMPTON, DON D. CROW, ELLIS K. Bud, Very dependable . . . inter- ested in music . . . tavors swimming and basketball . . . longs to be a com- poser. Crunchy, A swell sport . . . played B baslretball tor two years . . . enjoys mechanical drawing . . . headed tor the Navy Air Corps. EUPP, JAMES I-las a lceen sense ot humor CUMMINGS, HAROLD LLOYD Athletics . . . earned a letter in toot- ball . . . enjoyed his speech class . . . a future radio technician. ...G bug on model airplanes ldesigns, builds, and tlies theml . . . wants to tly real ones tor his country. DANIELS. ROSA MAE DALEY, DOROTHY Has enviable poise . . . very energetic . . . malces a snappy Drum Corps Cap- tain . . . intends to be a dress designer. lnjun. Fun to be with . . . plays a good game ot tennis . . . majored in commercial subjects . . . will attend business school. DAVIDSON, VIRGINIA Jean, I-las an interesting, huslry voice . . . well-groomed . . . member ot Cadet Ambulance Corps . . . may enter the Marines. - -i- DAVIS, BEVERLY JEAN Blondie. Has lots ot triends . . . Sergeant in the Ambulance Corps . . . tond ot tishing and drama . . . wishes to be a guitarist tor her own amuse- ment. DEMING. JEAN DEARYAN, FREDRIC Fred, Long, lean, and likeable . . . has bright red hair . . . member ot Cardinal Four . . . former otticer in C. S. F .... aspires to a career as a chemical engineer. Stuff Has a ready smile , . . plays a good game ot badminton . . ..lilces honest people . . . dreams ot tlying a B-24. DIBB, ROBERT L. DE VELBISS, CLARA LOUISE I-las smart taste in clothes . . . tull ot laughter and school spirit . . . member ot C. S. F. and Bible Club . . . eager to graduate from Stanford. Good-natured . . . a Varsity H mem- ber and a cross-country Ietterman . . . lilies swimming and architectural draw- ing . . . hopes to be a drattsman atter the war. DRAKE, WILLIAM STEVEN A torcetul personality . DOLLAHITE, NED I-Ias darlc wavy hair. . . quiet and in- dustrious . . . interested in mechanics . . . a tuture aviator lhe hopesl. ..hasa chronic grin . . . an R.O.T. C. otticer . . . shows strong scientific leanings. DUNCAN. DOUGLAS IAN DREDGE, STEVE Very quiet . . . persevering . . . en- joyed math and auto shop . . . wants to wear silver wings. Intelligent . . . member ot Choir and Senators' Club . . . a talented organist . . . played tor Vespers . . . would like to do concert worlc. 1. DUNLAP, ILA HI. The voice with the smile at the telephone company . . . lilces ice- slcating and dancing . . . a Glenn Miller tan . . . intends to be a beauty consultant. DUNNIGAN. CHARLES Chuck Popular playboy . . . spe- cializes in pin-ball games . . . fond ot study halls and zoot suits . . . will talre up engineering. EDELBROCK EUGENE THRASHER Edel Has a great sense ot humor . . . strong for basketball member ot Gay Blades ho es to fly the Army Arr Corps EDENS, BARBARA Barb. l-las a glowing complexion... strutted on the Drill Team tor 5 semes- ters . . . enjoys art classes . , .will be another college co-ed. EDSON ELIZABETH Liz, Well groomed industrious . . . lite member ot C S F was voted tstanding grrl in rr Team clever at the piano EDSON, ROGER l-loover's own quiz lrid . . . a Major in the R. 0.T.C .... builds model ships . . . specializes in math and physics. EDWARDS FRANK Brainy tops in history and physics V-I2 t EDWARDS, MARGARET WILLAMAE Willy. A blonde glamour girl . . . active in clubs and sports . . . has a passion tor anything African . . .would like to be an American spy tor the duration. ELIASON LESLIE Les. Cheerful and pleasant earned a letter on the ritle team a Captain in the R O C terestecl in mechanical engineering EMERSON, SHIRLEY MAE Shirts. Tall , . . a good sport . . tavors honor studies and geometry . . expects to be a P. B. X. operator. ENDRESS BILLIE LEONA Delicate and sweet enjoyed her artand typing classes traded in her chances tor a diploma toward a husband rust before graduation ENHELDER, BETTY Peanuts. -Has large, dark eyes . . a Sergeant in the Cadet Ambulance Corps . . . loves to swim . . . yearns to travel near and tar. FARNUM, BEVERLY MAY Bobbie, Cute and popular . . . atlis letie . . . one ot l-loover's talented Aquabelles . . . wants to find theatrical work lshe has a nice startl. FARNUM, JACQUELINE A. Jackie. Good-looking . . . Bobbre's equally talented and equally popular swimming partner , , . ditters from Bobbie in ambition: dreams of becom- ing a nurse. FERGUSON, ROBERTA JOY Bobbie, Very Friendly . , , a con- tirmed sports lover . . . hopes to attend a conservatory ot music . . . wants to sing on the radio. FERRARI, HELEN Diminutive, vivacious . . . a frequent spectator at baseball games . . . liked home nursing and clothing . , . wants to settle down and get married. FERREE, MARY ELIZABETH l-las lustrous, well-kept hair . . . quiet in manner . . . tound history and Eng- i lish literature very interesting . . . says l her ambition is to be happy always. FISHMAN, FREDRIC JAY Freddie.'l Has a suave sense ot humor , . . the lead in Tlie Man Who Came to Dinner . . . director ot Young April . . , plays with a yo-yo tor relaxation . . , headed tor the Merchant Marine FIUPATRICK, SALLIE Fitz, Alert, peppy . . . active in several Hoover clubs 4 . . made the C. S. F. tour semesters . . . wants to be a doctor lsomething ditlerentll. FLETCHER, PATRICIA Pat. A good leader . . . Lt. in the Drum Corps . . . keeps a scrap book as a hobby , . . is looking forward to joining the Cadet Nurses Corps, FRAINE, ALFRED Al. Polite and studious . . . a drama enthusiast . . . likes to swim and ice- skate . , . wants to be a pharmacist. L, Q69 'mf 'Nu N., i.. K5 1 'r kg N.. 'fi 'BE:.r 'QM -x'+-w Sw., KD as '95 '15 . 'Ola ,pw-M.-... ei is B wav? i GAYTON, NORMA Peanut I-las many smart coittures . . . naturally sweet . . . chairman ot Commencement Committee . . . meme ber ot Drum Corps I2 yearsl. GEISLER, JEAN Jeannie. I-las expressive eyes . . very quiet . . . member ot Ambulance Corps . . . excels in roller-skating. GETSOIAN, MARY V. Neat and quiet . . . Corporal in Drill Team . . . likes volleyball and short- hand . . .wants to be a stenographer. GIBBS, ALICE LEMMON I-Ias unlimited patience . . . adept at sewing . . . a basketball tan . . . will make a dandy housewife. GIBSON, NORMAN L. Gibby A super dancer . . . member ot Cardinal Four and A Cap- pella . . . I-tooverls Swoonatra . . . wants to climb the Matterhorn. GOEDDEL, WALTER V. WaIt. Nice-Iookinq and well-built ...spends his spare time spear fishing and abalone diving . . . likes hand- balancing . . . wants to enter the torestry service. GRANT, MARJORIE ANNE Margie I-Ias an irium smile . . . member ol: Drill Team I3 sernestersI . . an expert typist . . . will try tor civil service. GRANT, RALPH ROBERT Has laughing blues eyes , , .jolly . . . could always be seen at the football games . . . will join the Merchant Marine. GRAU, PATRICIA Pat Has that school-qirl complexion . . . is sweetness personified . , . thinks lunch is the best school subject . . . wants to be a secretary. GRAVES, LAWRENCE EUGENE Gene, I-Ias a super speaking voice ...well-liked . . .stars in debate... President ot Thespians . . . plans to' enter U C. GRAY, ELIZABETH J. Betty.'x industrious . . . collects pic- tures ot movie stars . . . considers botany her favorite subiect . . . dreams ot being a singer, but will do steno- graphic work. GRISWOLD, DOROTHY CECILIA Small and lively . . . a solid swim- mer . . . likes Spanish and honest people . . , wants to be a nurse. GRISWOLD, ROBERT A. Clean-cut . . . has a swell sense ot 'tumor . . . played Varsity basketball .. . just loves math . , . will let Uncle Sam plan his future. GROBECKER, MARY ELIZABETH Betty. Has sparkling blue eyes . . . very vivacious . . . wants to be well- poised . . . is puzzled about her tuture. GROSS, HAZELDAWN KEALOHA Diminutive and quiet . . . goodsnatured . . . likes to write themes . . . will probably major in iournalism at college. HALEY, GEORGE Has wavy, brown hair . . . quiet . . . outstanding in track . . . Commissioner ot Boys' Athletics , . . will try tor Army Air Corps, HALL, GEORGE A. Pete. Quiet and industrious . . . a super-duper ice-skater . . . wants more education . . . will loin the Coast Guard. HALLFORD, OLEN Red l-las a mischievous grin . . thought mechanical drawing and civics were interesting . . . a prospective member ot the U. S. Maritime Service HANDLEY, BETTY CLARE B2tsy. Green-eyed blonde . . . has an intectious grin . . . hard-working and dependable June Editor ot the Annual . , . hopes to be an Angel ot Mercy. HANSON, ROBERT Sincere and triendly . . . really enjoys chemistry and orchestra . . . a good swimmer . . . plans to be a tlyer. was.. if ,QQ 1 vnu. Mgyfs, HARRI MAN, DAVID B. Dave, Explosive personality... plays sax in I-Ioover swing bands .. .col stamps Igas rationl . . . Uutcl'i' Sr. A Play. Iects ' in HARTLEY, WILLIAM R. BiII. Popular and friendly . . .Com- missioner ot Boys' Activities . . . cross- country Ietterman . . . will wear a pair ot silver wings. I-IASSEL, MARY ANN I-las that school-girl complexion well-lilred . . . interested in drama . . . a would-be radio star . . . expects to be a XX!AVEfortI1e duration. HAYES, JOHN E. HAYNES, MARIE Red, I-las lovely red-gold I'iair quiet and artistic . . , taittitully Pat, I-Ioover's Apollo . . . nas a dingin personality . . . crazy about Football . , . iust adores ptiysical sci- ence l??7I . . . tieaded tor tlie Army Air Corps. waiitl ing tor ner man to return . , , wants to be a better lnousewite. H I-IENDRICKSON, LUCILLE ANN I-tas unusual ligtit blue eyes . ., EACOCK, EDWIN A. Ed, Has nice broad stioulders . . , energetic . . . tootball letterman and member ot Varsity H Club . . . will enter Naval Air Corps. calm, even-tempered . . . crazy about Inorse- baclc riding . . interested in all sciences. H HICKS, PAT I-las an attractive smile . . . si . . , plays sottball and tennis hopes to be a radio actress and IJ. C. L. A. H ICKEY, PAUL E. I-lick. Neat and studious . . . bash- tul with women Ilets tlriem do tlie cnasingl . , . popular varsity basketball star , , . tavors the Navy. HCEIZ go to ILL, KATHERINE LOUISE Katie, Quiet and studious . . . Iilces to play badminton . . . typist on tlne 'Scribbler . . . intends to be a private secretary, HOAG, LOIS JEAN l-loagief' l-las a ctieertul disposition . . . a devoted member ot Hoover's Girl Reserves . . . enjoys otticc work . . . would make an etticicnt secretary. HOCHART, ED Red ' likes Brainy physics student . . . to make l'1is car go taster . . . wants to break tlie worldis speed record . . . plans to enter the Navy. HOGAN, PEGGY l-las a sunny disposition . . . depend- able . , . likes to watcli tootball and basketball games . . . typlst tor ttwe Annual , , , will attend San Diego State College, HOLCOMB, DON H. 'il-larveyf' Neat in appearance , , . likes track, football and matln llwe saysl HOLT, OSCAR L., JR. Industrious . . . collects stamps as a bobby . . . enjoys baseball and matlw . . . eager to be a drattsman in a detense plant. excels in building model aircraft interested in ttie Army Air Corps. HOPKINS, DORIS LUCILLE 'il-loppref' Quiet and reserved . . . sincere , . . likes dancing, acting and music . . . Terry in Senior A Play . . . wants to work in the F.B. l. HORRALL, ALFRED D. Alf Superman type . . . Hooveris parking circle speed king . . . enjoys auto racing and lurcti periods . . . will ertter Merclwant Marne. HOWARD, MAC Has sandy-lwair and a souttiern dra-aw-I very quiet . . . lropes to loin tlwe Navy and see the world. HUDSON, MARJORIE Margie, Atliletic . . . nas riotous sense ot lwumor . . . likes chewing gum and lnorseback riding . . . nopes to be a dress designer. HUGHES, MARIAN A. i'Blue-eyesfl Neat and attractive . . likes golt and good music . . . is an wxper er lla k G PA38. t turnbl . . . n ers to tlv nv--f cj 'Q IN 'kph' 'QW 195 HU NT, BETTY Sophisticated . . . an ardent sports tan .. . member ot A Cappella . . .would like to be a buyer. IRELAND, DEAN HUNT, ELIZABETH CLARE Betty. Has a friendly smile . .'. sweet and quiet . . . enjoys sewing, swimming, basketball . . . intends to become a dress designer. Has a sunny disposition . . . J. V. base- ball letterman . . . says he likes his- tory l???l . . .will probably wear a pair ot silver wings. JACK, LOISENE IRWIN, RUTH MAE Ruthie. Has an exotic appearance dresses neatly . . . a voice with the smile at Hoover switchboard . . . hopes to go to college. Brainy . . . would rather swim than eat . . . a member ot Drum Corps tor 2 years . . . a prospective laboratory technician JAHN, E. ALLEN JACKSON, MARJORIE PAULINE Margie, Has long, silky, blonde hair . . . Drill Team member . . . aspires to be a court reporter . . . plans to join the Spars tor duration. Bill, Brainy in physics . . . wears loud clothes . . . builds model air planes . . . wants to be a success . . has joined Army Air Corps Reserve. JEFFRES, DONNA DEE JAMES, GERALD Curly. Jolly . . . has blonde curly hair . . . will like skating las soon as he learns howl . . . hasr1't decided what he wants to be. Good-natured . . . an expert seam- stress . . . is perfecting her culinary skill . . . hopes to take dictation tor pay soon. JENKINS, DONALD L. Dinel. Athletic . . . a good sport . . . husky letterman in baseball . . . dabbles in photography . . . hopes to be an architect. JENSEN, TRUMAN Bulgy. Popular . . . Secretary-Trea- surer ot Senior B class, Vice-President ot Senior A's . . . interested in me- chanical engineering . . .will join Army Air Corps. JOHNS, KENNETH A. The business executive type . . . seri- ous and candid . . . Commissioner of Finance, and Business Manager ot the Annual . . . will study medicine and surgery. JOHNSON, GERALDINE MAE Jerry. Has a gorgeous complexion . . . calls shorthand and cooking her favorite subjects . . . thinks truthtul- ness important . . . wants to be a sten- ographer. JONES, ROBERT Bobby, Tall . . . out-door type . . . likes hunting and tishing . , . interested in math . . . would like to be a navi- gator. JONES, RUTH M. Jonesie. Has beautiful coppery hair and big blue eyes . . . loves dancing, music, and all sports , . . a mighty G. A. A. letterwoman . . . hankers to see football game played in the Cotton Bowl. KEEFOVER, MILDRED IRENE Milly. Quiet, conscientious . . . pre- ters volleyball to other sports . . . likes sincere people . . . specializes in the commercial courses. KELLEY, BOB E Doesn't like to talk about himselt . . . admires unseltishness . . . and enjoyed drama and study . . . is keeping his tuture a deep dark secret. KENT, LELIA Lel. The quiet and studious type . . . likes skiing and hiking . . . hasn't any ambition as yet . . . says her tavorite classes were Latin and physiology. KILLEBREW, JAMES B. Jim. A good sport . , . can take a lot ot kidding . . . a tiend tor photog- raphy . , . hand your ration points to him, girls lwill be a grocerl. KINGSLEY, NANCY Has an athletic build and nice poise . . . Vice-President ot G.A.A,. prexy ot letterwornen . . . Sergeant on Drill Team . . . hopes to be a nurse. Freckles Has a weakness tor temin- loves irtense relaxation and sleeping KOBERNICK, JERRY A whiz in physics and a crack de- bater . . . member ot Los 'Sabres . . Stewart in Senior A play . . . ex pects to study medicine at college. Do Quiet has naturally curly blonde air goes in tor swimming anci hkirg helper in commercial de- partment ans on iu plain KRAMES, BONNIE LUCILE Blondie. A Bonnie lassie with oomph . . . wants to ice-skate all through lite . . . says switchboard is her tavorite subject . . . hopes to be a window designer. unior and nea has a snappy personality collects toreign dolls and plays badminton , will spend Saturday nights at the U S. O. KROTZER, WILLIAM H. Socrates The smiling ,happy type . . . likes tootball and acting . . . Brian in Young April . . . prepar- ing tor a teaching tuture. lik S boxing and basketball intends KUNZ, ELEANOR A. Kunzie, An attractive blonde . . . has a nice lwhistlell tigure . . . likes to bowl and play baseball . . , Cap- tain ot Tumbling Team ll yearl . . . wants to be a physical education in- structor. Lulu A natural tor modeling .has a dreamy Southern drawl a bowl- ing enthusiast would make any hos- LANG, R. E. Bob An earnest worker . . . goes in tor tootball and basketball . . . en- joyed history and botany . . , hopes to be an aviation mechanic. LAWS, GEN EVI EVE K. Glycerine, Possesses beautitul eyes . . . champion girl ticket seller tor Sr. A Play , . . owns a large collection ot fraternity pins . . . eager to tly. LENTZ, MARJORIEI LEACH, RUTH Has that school girl complexion . . quiet . . . collects lndian souvenirs . . . wants to be a dietitician, but will be a telephone operator tor the duration. Margie Neat . . . has style plus.. . Lt. in Drill Team . . . admires loyalty . . . will probably attend college. LITTLE, JEAN LICHTY, MARTHA Pittsburgh Has lovely eyes and a smo-o-oth complexion . . . sings in the A Cappella . . . loves winter sports . . . will attend college. Lively . . . adept at playing the ac- cordion. . . enjoyed her ottice practice and English classes . . . hopes to be a stenographer. LOCKMAN, JAMES DONALD Jim. Nice-looking and serious LOCHHEAD, RONALD Lock. A good sport . . . likes math and physics . . . an expert high-jumper . . . wants to be a drattsman. ...G sports tan . . . interested in trig and mechanical drawing . . . will join the Navy Air Corps. LUX, JANE LUCAS, EARLYN Lynn. A photographer's dream . . . well-liked . . . admires non-woltish- ness lremember that boysll . . . may enter the WASPS. Janie, Has smiling dark eyes . . . tond ot ice-skating and swimming . . . has a passion tor Frank Sinatra records . . . would like to become a buyer. McALLlSTER, SHEILAH M. A good conversationalist, with a start- ling vocabulary . . . a confirmed book worm, but enjoys dancing ...wants an engineering career. i K1 'Pb 'ffm wx lx'r i ' link wtf McCANN, EILEEN Beanie, Feminine and pretty . . . a determined worker . . . plays a lot ot tennis . . . a tuture angel ot mercy. McCARTY, DOROTHY VERLE lrish. A rosy-cheeked daughter ot Erin . . . a volcano ot emotions . . . did outstanding work on the Annual and Cardinal . . . dreams of writing a best seller. McCOLL, MARILYN JOYCE Mac. Has a ready smile . . . brainy and ingenious . . . a pert drum ma' iorette . . . served as chairman ot the Prom Committee , . . will spend the duration getting Medicated. McCOY, SUSANNE Susie. Amiable, nice to know . . . enjoys swimming and tennis . . . hopes to work an algebra exercise correctly, someday . . . is one girl who's not afraid of Spook lsl. McCRACKEN, J. PHILIP Phil, Shy and even-tempered . . . a faithful and competent member ot the Cardinal statt . . . a football and track tan . . . will enter the Navy lour loss, the government's gain.l McFADDEN, WILLIAM THOMAS JR. Red, Big and bashtul . . . a great admirer ot teminine beauty . , . inter- ested in diesel engineering . . . is en- listed in the Naval Reserve. MclNTYRE, RICHARD Mac.'l Has that collgiate slouch . . . quiet and dependable . . a Varsity H club member . . . a Cross Country letterman . . . ambitious to be a beachcomber lcould be?l. McJANNETT, INA Mac, Has a Woodbury complexion . . . always pleasant and cheerful . . . a member ot the Drill Team . . . plays the piano in an all-girl orchestra . . . a tuture medical technician. McLEOD, DENNY ALBERT Has plenty ot pep . . . Commissioner General and Senior B President . . . a varsity tootball letterman . . . enjoys hunting and tishing . . . hopes to enter a maritime academy. McNEAR, BARBARA Bobbe. Has lots ot vim and vigor . . . says she admires devilishment . . . dotes on horses and swimming . . . would like to marry a multi-mil- lionaire. Q Mac a glamour girl has beauti- tul honey colored hair an excellent MACHHOLZ, MARCIA M. Joe. Very well poised . . .sang in A Cappella . . . a lst Lt. in the Cadet Ambulance Corps . . . enjoys horse- back riding . . . would like to work in Naval Civil Service. Lrkeable plays the violin in the or- chestra enjoys her cooking class dreams ot being a professional MAHERAS. TOMMY 'Scooterf' Well-liked . . . the mighty mite ot varsity baseball , . . a B basketball star . . . will probably rate l-A, Shy conscientious member ot Los Sabres and Senators Club headed MALANEY, PAT Has naturally curly red hair. . . spent study periods helping the counsellors and assisting the school nurse . . . likes volley-ball . . . says she enjoyed both English lit. and Latin llllll. collects stamps exces in sewing undecided as to her plans tor the MENTOR, CHARLOTTE V. Chuck l-las pretty dark hair. , . an enthusiastic spectator at Hoover toot- ball games . . . hopes to take advan- tage ot leap year. . .will be a Con- solidated conscriptee. Quiet and retiring a super dancer likes English and good sportsman- s ip wants to become a secretary, MARRINER, FRANCES Frankie, l-las a warm, triendly smile .. .spends spare time collecting tancy pins . . . likes speech and drama . . . has no special ambition. :ik 1 'QW' S and mum! ju- MARSHALL, CONSTANCE Connie, Dark and cute a Drill Team member. . .dreams ot travelling with an unlimited expense account. .. will aid her country by joining the Cadet Nurses' Corps. MASSEY, JEAN MARTIN, BETTY Has a sophisticated hair-do . . . was tops in typing . . . thinks loyalty is important . . . another prospective Cadet Nurse.. Jeannie, Has a cute tilted nose.. . tool: an active part in school attairs . . . hilces long distances . . . looks tor- ward to becoming a journalist. MEDINA, ALFRED MAYER, WALTER D. Walt. Short, but powertul . . . one ot the outstanding players on the var- szty baslcetball team . . . lilies math and loyalty . . .destined tor V-IZ. Foo Shy, courteous, and nice-Ioole ing . . . very conscientious . . . lilces sports and art . . , intends to ioin the Navy, MICKLISH, DON MERRILL, LOWELL M. Intelligent, alert.. . a member ot Los Sabres . . . was on the Hoover Rifle Team . , . one ot the hard-working stage crew , . , hopes to be a doctor ot dental surgery. Don. Pleasant-Ioolring . . . crazy about dismantling automobiles . . CD' ioys physics . . , wants to be an air corps technician. MILLSBERG, EDGAR A. MILLER, RUTH Ruthie A lot ot tun in a crowd . . . ice-slcates trequently . . . an ear- nest art student . . . hopes to be a teacher. Quiet . . . a Theta Club member . . . a philatelist . . . likes to swim and play tennis . . .will choose between naviga- tion and accounting, atter graduation, MITCHELL, LOUISE Bobbie Gay, tun-loving . . . a tiend tor bowling . . . admires hon- est people . . .will serve at the switch- board tor the duration. MOEN, AUDINE E. Sensible and reserved . . .a Sergeant in the Ambulance Corps . . . has ar- tistic ability . . . another enthusiastic equestrienne. MOLCHAN, JO ANN MOEN, AUDREY ANNE Moen, Likeable, tull ot tun . . . phy- sically, a decided contrast to her twin sister . . . a really good tumbler . . . an expert at French braids . . . will enter a nursing school. Jo. I-Ias a sott, purring voice . . . radiates charm . . . crazy about swim- ming and tennis . . . would make an etticient addition to any ottice. MORIN, SHIRLEY MONROE, GAIL Unique personality . . . specializes in drama . . . pertectly executed her part as Stewart's mother in the Senior Play . . . an ardent track lstarl tan. Butch. Attractive and capable . . . Captain ot the Drill Team . . . inter- ested in clothes desi nin H 4 g g . . . p to teach tiny tots in grammar school. MURPHY, DOROTHY ELLEN lans MOSER, MARGARET HENRIETTA Gretchen, Amiable, earnest . . . an Ambulance Corps member . . . enjoys working with copper . . . makes her own clothes . . . a tuture Cadet Nurse. Gerri. A recent import trom Colo- rado . . . held several ottices in Du- rango High 'School . . . tond ot sports and art . . . hopes to be a physical education teacher. NELSON. ELLEN ELAINE MURRAY, MAURICE RICHARD, JR. Dick, Energetic, ambitious . . . played on the B basketball team 2 years . . , liked chemistry and physics . . . another Army Air Corps hopetul. Lyn. Quiet . . . keeps a personal scrapbook . . . enjoyed her domestic science class . . . wants work as an ac- countant. NELSON, JEANETTE Shovel. I-'las a hearty sense ot humor . . . friendly . . . a member ot I-Iorizon Club and Ambulance Corps . . . longs to be thin, more than anything else. 19' Q dl? 'iii' Z ln' UWM 'fm Nexus...- av'- 'V .qagf NELSON, VIOLET Vi. Attractive, well-dressed . . marched with the Drill Team . . . a letterwoman . . . specializes in com- mercial studies. NICHOLSON, BOBBIE RAE Artistic . . . loves to act devilish . . . eager to be a fashion designer . . . in- tends to enroll at Woodbury College. or a costume design school. NICHOLSON, ROSE MAE Rosie Bobbie's twin . . . another artistic Nicholson . . . has copper-cot ored curls . . . wants to be a teacher. NORBERG, JACK DUANE Jackson, Athletic . . . prexy of Boys' Federation '44 . . . 3 year letterman in track, also earned letter in basketball and football , . . hopes to be an en- gineer. NOREM, JOAN Peanuts l-las beautiful hair ldon't call it redll . . . makes friends easily . . . an active church worker . . . as- pires to a nursing career. O'BLENESS, VALETA ANN Auntie. Dependable, reserved . . . a member of the Tumbling Team for 3 years . . . collects scottie dogs . . . longs to be a florist. OLSON, COLLEEN Ole Persevering . . . prefers drama and gym . . . a classy dancer . . . wants to enroll at West Point. OLSON, JOYCE lntelligent and talented . . . likes to swim and dance . . . wants to write or be a commercial artist . . . cartoonist for the Annual. OSGOOD, JOHN Active and ambitious . . . Art Editor of Cardinal, Scribbler, and Dias Cardinalesu . . . has own art studio . . . hopes to be an interior decorator or an architect. PALMER, NANCY Energetic . . , lists the 5-minute pass- ing period as her favorite subject . . . a basketball fan . . . expects to be a dietitian. PARKER, BETTY A super dancer . . , pretty . . . corporal on Drill Team . . . likes to play bad- minton . . . another candidate tor coll lege. PATTERSON, BESSIE FAYE Pat. Has nice white teeth . . . loves to roller skate . . . member ot Bible club . . . wants to be a good housewife. PATTERSON, DANNIE DALE Don Juan. Has nice clothes and neat appearance . . . likes horseback riding and dates . . . wants to be a livestock auctioneer . . enlisted in the air corps. PAUL, BETTY JANE Pinky. A natural blonde . . . espe- cially tond ot dancing . . . says her tayorite subject was home nursing . . . plans to be an aircratt worker. PETERSON, BEVERLY Pete, Sophisticated and attractive ...has her own radio show... pian- ist tor the Cardinal 4 and Girls' Quartet . . . wants to be an overseas entertainer. PETERSON, DONALD E. Pete. Tall . . . quite a kidder . . . dotes on midget auto racing . . . wants to be a millionaire . . . another Parking Circle Speed King. PETZ, JENE Charming . . . cute . . . well-poised school chronicler . . . likes badminton . . . hopes to be a commercial artist. PHELPS, BOB The likeable Henry Aldrich type . . . a basketball letterman . . . enjoys math . . has no special ambition. POHL, LAWRENCE Pete, Has a good-natured grin . . . a crack physicist . . . says his favorite school subject starts at 2:45 lhm-ml . . . a future electrical engineer. PONSFORD, MARION Shy jwith strangersl .. . sang with the A Cappella choir . . . thinks journalism tun . . . undecided between a nursing career and interior decorating. .gre WSW POWELL, MIIUI Mick. Diminutive . . . an amateur photographer . . . hikes tor amusement . . . enio-yed bookkeeping , . . yearns to be a good housewite. PRESTON, PATRICIA Pat. Full ot vim, vigor, and vitality . . . paraded with the Drum Corps for I year . . . crazy about crafts and horseback riding . . . headed for art school. QUINBY, SALLY-ANN VITTUM Alice Sincere, helpful . . . nice to know . . . Secretary ot Senators '43 . , . an expert at humorous declamation . . . hopes to tind radio work later on. QUINER, JO ELLEN I-las what every high school girl would like to have-a cute 'lace and tigure . . . enjoys sports, science and art . . . hopes to become a Marine or a dentist's assistant. QUIRK, MARGARET M. I-las a charming smile . . , Corporal in the Ambulance Corps . . . collects dolls from toreign countries . . . an- other prospective nurse. RANSDALL, MARY K. Randy. Demure . . . a member ot the Drill Team tor 2lf2 years . . . en- joys hikes . . . will specialize in the commercial field. RATTY, DONALD K. Don. Tall, dark and good-natured allergic to history . . . neceived a let- ter in cross country . . . serious about aviation. REASER, VIRGINIA MARIE Tootsie. I-lapgy-go-lucky with an in tectious grin . . . tall and dark . . . collects menus and matchcovers . . . wants to be a secretary until she finds the right man. RECTOR, RICHARD EUGENE Dick. Quite a cut-up . . . likes math, and baseball . . . tormer A Cappella member . . . wants to be an engineer. REDFERN, VIRGINIA LEE Gina. Always has a quick comea back . . . husky letterwoman . . . striving to play badminton like Mrs. I-lurd. . . plans to attend college. REED, WALTER Has a lot ot initiative . . . lite mem- ber ot C.S.F .... an accomplished pianist . . . represented Hoover at State Conterence I943. REMPLE, DOROTHY A. REETZ, MARGIE Marge, Sweet and feminine . . . a good art student . . . loves skating and dancing . . .dreams ot being an artist. Dot Pert, chic . . . plays the piano well . . . loves to roller skate . expert typist. RETTKE, ROBERT ..if'l RESIDES, BARBARA J. Bob or D-D. l-lelptul, sincere . . cuts a smo-o-oth figure on the dance tloor . . . a capable art student . . . would like to be a mortician. Recky. Likeable . . . member ot Los Sabres . . . earned a letter on the R.O. Rifle Team . . . wants to grow food tor victory. RHODES, PATRICIA REUTER, MARY LOU Shorty. l-las a vivid personality . . . admires good sportsmanship . . . spe- cializes in home economics . . . wants to be a telephone operator. Patti. Delicately built . . . has shin- ing brown hair . . . enjoys swimming, drawing, and English . . . hopes to be an artist or a writer. RIMLAND, ROSE RHUDY, GLORIA Glo, Artistic . . . collects sketches ot triends, and jewelry . . . likes art, math, sincerity . . . hopes to be a commercial artist. Ros. intelligent . . . lite member ot the C.S.F .... collects post cards . . . plans to do commercial work or go to college. ROBERTSON, LARRY Dependable and capable , . . R.O.T.C. otticer . . . loves to travel . . . wantS to be a big business man, ROBINS, BETTY B. Bet. Friendly and mischievous . . . likes most sports . . . sweetheart ot the U.S.O ,.., hopes to be a big name in radio some day. ROBINSON, ROBERTA LEE Butch. Likes excitement . . . thinks sincerity is important . . . enjoys Eng- lish and typing . . . hopes to join the women Marines. ROBISON, DORIS Dot Has those come-hither eyes . . . recently entered Hoover . . . sharp on the tennis courts . . .will go to college. ROOT, HARRIETT L. l-lenry. Cheerful .... has leadership qualities . . . extremely talented music- ally . . is in her element when riding a bicycle , . . intends to teach music. ROSEBERRY, REVOE Rosy. Talented in music . . . plays a good game ot baseball . . . likes drama and sincere people . . . wants to bc a musician. ROTH, HAZEL MAY La La. industrious and courtous . . . Ambulance Corps officer . . . enjoys swimming, and chemistry . . . plans to be a public administrator. RUSSELL, PHYLLIS LUCILLE Russy. Cheertul, has plenty ot in- itiative , . , earned a letter in nearly all ot the sports . . . longs to be a scientis and tly to Atrica . . . will probably enter the W.A.A.F.'5. RUZICH, WILLIAM C. Ich, Tall, thin, and oh! those Levis . . . star player in baseball and bas- ketball ...made a peppy cheer leader ...hopes to be in V-I2. SACHS, MARGARET M. Sacky. I-las lovely brown eyes . . . sports-loving . . . rides horses well . . . will take nurses' training. SAUNDERS, EARL -One halt ot the likeable Hunsquelch- fables . . . did excellent work on the Cardinal . . . an active church leader . . . hopcs to be an art teacher. SAUNDERS, BOB Hey, you! An entertaining, live wire . . . has plenty ot humor, originality, and ability . . . worlccd hard on the section pages ot the Annual . . . anl xious to grow tall. SCANLAN, PAT Patsy. Caretrec . . . a member ot Los Sabres . . . builds model airplanes . . . destined to be a M. D. lhe hopigsll. SCHAMBER, LORETTA Retta. Modest . . , crazy about phy- siology . . . admires a witty person . .. does a lot ot swimming and horsebaclc riding. SCHLAGENHAUF, DOROTHY F. Sensible . . . wcll-groomed . . . tond ot English and dancing . , . will be a woman in white betore long. SCHNARS, NINA M. Ni, Has beautitul eyes . . . very reserved , . . thinlrs honesty is the bcst policy . . . wants to learn to tly. SCHOLZ, JOSEPHINE Jo. Neat and quiet . . . a member ot Gay Blades . . . a radio tan . . . preparing tor strnographic worlr. SCHREITER, ANITA FRANCILE Hlennyf' Short, darlr, and cute . . enioys horsebaclc riding and physics . . . collects stamps and odd coins . . , plans to bc an engraver. SCHREPEL, NELLIE ARDITH Has contagious laughter . . . talces a sincere interest in people . . , active in church worlc , . , sings in the A Cappella choir , , .will make an ideal nurse. SCHROEDER, MILDRED L. Has an attable smile . . , enioys Swim- ming and dancing , . . specializes in commercial subjects . , . wants to travel-anywhere and eyerywhere. SHAFER, BETTY LOU Bets Tall, darlc and attractive . . . lilces aquatic sports 4. , preters Latin, algebra, and boolclceeping , . . will wear tht: unitorm ot a Cadet Nurse. at vx 'YFUN' 'E PU! ,ewan-. Sfs gym I9- xiii' WW' Cb 1 SHARP, DIANA DL l-las a tascinating British accent . . . was on the Tumbling Team tor 2lf2 years . . . lshhll likes to climb trees . . is a China born British subiect, hopes to return to China someday SHEFFIELD BARBARA UARDA Bobbie Popular and lots ot tun in Drill Team and GAA hopes to be a private secretary SHEPARD, PAUL B. Shep Tall, nice-looking . . . plays violin in the orchestra . . . treasurer ot C,S.F. '44 . . plans to do whatever the army dictates tor the duration. SHIELDS MAXINE Max. triend lance Corps plans to enter nursing school atter graduation SHULER, CARL E. Studious and ambitious . . . member ot Los Sabres and Gay Blades . . . wants to be a gunner in the Army Air Corps. SIEMSEN LOIS D Louie l-las a smooth complexion . . . not very talkative tirst trum pet player in an all girl orches a desire music SIEPKER, BERNICE FLORENCE Punkin. Cooperative and businesslike . . .collects men and hair ribbons . . . an enthusiastic bowler . . will become a Cadet Nurse. SINGLETON LEE Tall, ath etic e rned a letter n baseball likes architectural drawinq . .. wants to play pro baseball SKEEN, Kenneth R. Kenney Care-tree . , . a good me- chanic . . . preferred auto shop and gym to his other subjects . . . headed tor the Army Air Corps. SKELLEY CHARLOTTE Pert, animated an enthusiastic tootball tan considers gym her tavorite subject wants to be the wife ot a Naval otticer SMITH, BETTE JUNE I'Smrtty, A lovely brunette . . . lield several important ottices in Ramona Higti bctore transferring to Hooycr , . . likes boating and sewing . . wager to be a good Inousawitu. SMITH BOB Schmidt I-las good looking black lwair pa ed with the B bas et ball t m collects photographs ot aircraft lilies tlasliy clotlies SMITH, FRANK P. Smitty. A blonde llsupermanl . . tootball and baseball Ietterman tor 2 years . . . enjoyed physiology . . anxious to be a doctor. SMITH LENORA Sl'ry, deliberate consider d om -aconomics and gym liar tayorrt sub iects at tlw t l ption company SMITH, PAUL Handsome, The grandadaddy ot the wolt paclr . . . collects records and girls , . . owns a trot Model A .. would lilo: to be a 4-F. SMITH PEGGY ls th p rt pliers srncc tm nioys swim ming and trors baclr rrd ng wants to pay tlw piano wi mor than on tingtr SMITH. SHIRLEY Red I-las reddish-gold tiair , . . a corporal in tlwe Ambulance Corps . . an ardent baseball tan . . . plans to rntcr nurscls training, SOHN GEORGE A l. Polite nsld rs Instory a in er csting subject aclmrr s lion sty ard sincerity n peopl w nts to b mortician SOUTHWELL, KATHERINE E. lCitty.II A cute blonde . . . lilies danc ing, ice skating, and Home ec . . says trer ambition is to get married. SPRINGER KATHRYN Katie Good naturcd ri scryes ntry y W Naval Hospital STANFORD, ROBERT J. Popular . . . a cross country letterman . . . planned a swell Ditch Day tor Seniors . . will probably become a dentist STANFORTH, MILLARD R. Mill, Dark, good-looking . . . a var- sity letterman in track . . . will enter torestry service after the war. STEFFEN, MARY YVONNE Cheerful, conscientious . . . trequently visits a ranch to indulge in horseback riding . . . a solid jitterbug. STEIDER, BILL Wino. Quite a kidd,er . . . knows how to relax . . . collects recordings and pin-ups . . . ambitious to become a wine taster. STEIN, BARBARA Barb. Patient, capable, sensible . . . a good history student . . . an expert equestrienne . . . will probably do some clerking atter graduation. STETSON, ALVIN R. Alvin. Has a Herculean build . . . a varsity letterman in tootball ll yearl . . . admits a weakness tor chemistry and physics . . . a prospective chemi- cal engineer. STEWART, MARY ' Butch. Quiet, shy around strangers . . . enjoys bowling and sottball . . . writes letters as a hobby , . . wants to work in a nursery lchildren or trees, Mary?l STINSTROM, RICHARD Slim. Has an unusual llll sense ot humor . . . a valuable addition to any football team . . . says Mr. Carr is his best pal at Hoover . . . not burdened with ambition. STOCKTON, ALMA LOU Almie Has unusually pretty blonde hair . . . a tormer Girl Reserve . . . crazy about basketball . . hopes to become a chiet telephone operator. STORMS, DOROTHY Dot. Bustling business woman . . . Commissioner ot Publications tor two semesters . . . designs and makes her own clothes . . . would like newspaper Woflf. STRAUB, WILLIAM E., JR. Willie. Peppy. . . earned a letter for J. V. tootball and R.O.T.C. Rifle Team . . .a regular outdoor man, likes hunt- ing and tishing . . . will go into Army when he graduates. SUSSAN, WILLIAM E. SULLIVAN, LOUISE Lulu. Sports-loving . . . dotcs on drama . . . an admirer ot honest peo- ple . . . will grace a hospital corridor someday. I-las an outstanding personality . . . played the protessor in Young April . . . .enioys reading anything from Shakespeare to Joe Miller's jokes . . . hopes to be a missionary. TANNER, WILLIAM J. SYPOLT, DONNA GRACE Donnie Sweet, even-tempered . . . a member ot the A Cappella Choir . . . will never 'Iorget those R.O.'I'.C. initiations . .a recruit 'lor the WAC's. Willie. Popular . . . obliging . . . Treasurer ot Boys' Federation . . a 2 year Ietterman ot J. V, football . . . expects to be a motion picture oper- ator. THOMAS, IRIS TELLESON, MARJORIE MERLE Dopey. Energetic, lively . . . toncl ot Spanish and drama . . . wields 5 mean racquet on the tennis courts .. a would-be cosmopolite, Petite and cute . , . a wonderful dancer . . . member ot A Cappella choir and Drum Corps . . . would like to make a career ot tap dancing. THUNEMAN, GERALDINE THOMPSON, BEA Domestic . . . agile member ot the Tumbling Team . . . loves to cook . . may enlist in the WAVES. Has personality . . . lots ot tun in a crowd . . . likes U. S. history and friendliness . . working toward a nurs- ing career TOWE, BORGHILD Boide. Dignitied, lovely . . . has a rich contralto voice . . . an active church worker and A Cappella choir member. . . eager to ioin the nursing protession. 1:-V .guna If iqyup-M It-if Q ite. ii. 1? wif.. gem, fwyi ff 'U' 3 TOWE, VALBOR6 Volly. Cheertul, straighttorward . , . a determined worker . . . Secretary ot Bible Club and member ot A Cappella . . . another prospective Cadet Nurse. TRUXELL, R. P., JR. Robespierre. A good dancer . . . member ot Thespians . . , excels in the dramatic tield . . . wants to be a the- atrical producer. TURNER, JOHN CRAIG, JR. Craig, Amiable, considerate . . . an outstanding Senator . . . took the part ot Bert in the Senior Play lwell castl . . . expects to go into politics. TWEED, PAT Butch, On her toes . . . always has a quick answer . . . athletic, a member ot C-3.A.A. . . member ot the Drill Team . . . intends to be an accountant. UTI, LOIS MURIEL Quiet, hard-working . . . member ot Pan American Club . . . a patriotic victory gardener . . . hopes to make a career ot teaching. VALLIER, GLORIA Tall and attractive . . . First Sergeant in the Drum Corps . . . has a nice singing voice . . wants to manage Mary Ann I-lassel's radio career. VAN CLEAVE, CAROL Van. Sophisticated , . . has a lot ot style . . , loves beaching . . keeps a scrapbook as a hobby . . . admits no ambition VAN HARTEN, CHRISTINE Chris, Tall, distinguished looking . .. a membed ot C.S.F. and Drill Team . . . has a pleasing soprano voice . .. plans to enter the teaching protession. VOLZ, EILEEN M. Pudden, Merry , . . athletic . . . crazy about all sports . . . intends to work at a switchboard tor the duration. VOSSELER, E. GENE Voss. Popular President ot the June Class . . . sings with the Cardinal Four . . . a varsity letterman in track and basketball . . would make a good coach. WAGNER, BETTY ROST Attractive and intelligent . . . CSF. prexy , . . plays a top-tlight game ot badminton ...a whiz pt math . ,. is headed tor an engineering career, WAITE, JAMES Tall . . . always tinkering with cars A Cappella choir member . . . an ar dent baseball tan , . . hopes to wear a pair ot silver wings. WARREN, ELAINE YVONNE A good sport . . . active in U,S.O, . .. collects toreign stamps . . . lilces math and art . . . hopes to attend business college. WEBB, HELEN EDNA Spider. lndustrious , . . giggles when she's embarrassed . . . a talented ar- tist . . , wants to become a champion badminton player. WELCH, BEVERLY M. A One ot the smallest girls in the elass . , , earnest, willing to help others , . Captain ot the Ambulance Corps . . . plays the piano well . . . destined tor secretarial worlc. WILK, ROBERT E. Curly, Tallcative . . . has a riotous sense ot humor . . . a member ot Los Sabres . . . helped to liven up his his' tory and science classes. WEST, JAMES H. Has a ready, irresistible grin . . . Cap- tain ot the R.O.T.C. Ritle Team . . . acquired a tew gray hairs while in charge ot Boys' Ticlcet Sales . . . a tuture engineer. WHEELER, HARRY EDWARD Always pleasant . . . air-minded . . . a soda jerk at the Collegiate Club . . . builds model airplanes , . . just loves history lhe saysl. WHIPPLE, WENDLE Colonel. Serious ,dependable . . . Colonel in R.O.T.C .... Vice-Pres. ot Bible Club . . . excels in mathematics . . . headed tor the Marine Corps. WHITE, MURlEL E. Lovely to loolc at . . . worked on the Cardinal , , . mlerryisil mother in Sr. Play . . . anxious to be tamous. WHITSON, BEVERLY RUTH Bev, Trim and cute . . . strutted on tlie Drill Team . . . dotes on dancing . . . dreams ot being a big Hollywood designer. WIESE, HURDMAN W'lDDERS, BETTY MAY Gay and lilceable . . . sings in the A Cappella choir . . ., loves to sit on the sidelines at a 'Football game . . . hopes to become a better singer. Bud. l-las an irresistible personality ...a Senator and Tliespian . . . lcnown for his amusing public speaking . . . merely wants to be President ot tl'ie U S. WILLIAMS, JEAN WILEY, JOSEPH D. Always has a good alibi . . . a B traclc letterman . . . l-li-Y prexy . . . pictures himselt as an Army Air Corps Major. A good conversationalist . . . tormer clneer-leader in an O'Neill, Neb., l-liglw Scliool , . . lilces typewriting . . . plans to become a model. WISEMAN, RUTH I. WININGER, GORDON C. l-lard-working . . . a 2 year cross coun- try letterman . . . enjoys puzzling over math problems. . . tias selected engin- eering as l'iis life worln. Rutliie. Wellegroomed ,. . sincere . . . a good typist . . crazy about dancing . . . will enter ttie commercial tield. YAKEL, CHARLOTTE M. WORDEN, JOHN LOUlS, JR. Jaclc. l-las a wonderful personality . . . prize winning member ot tl'ie Sen- ators . . . lilces to dabble in photog- raplny . . . wants to be a U. S. Senator. Cl'iottie. l-las attractive teatures . . goes in tor slnooting and arclriery . . . tond ot plnysiology . . . wants to own tier own dress slwop. YALE, WILLIAM A. Bill. Brawny tootloall player . . . has a triendly smile . . . Sergeant at Arms in tlie Varsity l-l Club . . . ambitious to be a Naval otticer. YORK, SALLY ANN One ot I-loover's most popular lead- ers . . . Pres. of Cardinal Coeds for 2 semesters . . . Terry in Senior A Play . . . will major in the commercial field. YOUNG, BENJAMIN CHESTER Ben. Has pearly teeth and an in- fectious grin . . . one of those basket- ball fiends . . . admires honesty and a sense ot humor . . . wants to be a radio engineer. ZINCK, BERNICE Bunny. I-las pretty eyes . . . roller slcates regularly . . . preferred home- nursing to academics . . . wants to be an Angel of Mercy. OTHER GRADUATES BALZER, ROBERT BLACKSMITH, BARBARA BUCHANAN, JIM COMSTOCK, PAUL FOWLER, PAULINE ESTHER MALANEY, JIM PRANIS, ROBERT ERVI JOHN CHEVALIER KEITH DAY NASIM FARES BOB HUCHEL BOB HEITZMAN DONALD JACKSON RICHARD JOHNSON ROBERT KELSEN ROY KING DICK LANDIS CHARLES LYONS DONALD REMINGTON GLENN RIVERS EDWIN STECKMAN NORVAL STONEBURG GILBERT TATE VINCENT VECCHIOLLA GEORGE WALLACE Others noi In piciure: WARREN BROWNING BILLY COOK JULIUS KAHN WILBUR KLOTZ EDMUND YOUNG JUNE CLASS Left to right, Sitting-York, Hop Irins. Kneeling-Monroe, Bickham Brenn, Butler, McWilliams, Camer on. Top row - Sussan, Krotzer, Kobernick, Graves, Fishman, Chaf- fee, Turner, Truxell. Noi shown - White, Chamberlain, Creaseman, Irwin, Wiese, Stinstrcm, Harriman GENE C-JRAVES I BILL SUSSAN I MURIEL WHITE HURDMAN WIESE, L BARBARA BUTLER I I LORRAINE CAMERON I PLA YOUNG APRIL Professor Mclntyre , Mrs. Mclntyre George Mclntyre , 7,,,,,, ,Lula , ,,,,,.,.r Vivian MARCIA CHAMBERLAIN ,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, E Isle WILLIAM KROTZER , ,Brian StanIey DORIS HOPKINSI M I SALLY YORK I I Tm CNW CRAIG TURNER ,,,,,,,, ,Bert Parson DAVID I-IARRIMAN, ,,,,,,,,,,,,, DULCIW EREDRIC EISHMAN H ,,,,,,,,,,,, Pete GERALD KOBERNICK1 . R. P. TRUXELL f Stewart MIIIer GAIL MONROE MERRIE CREASEMAN BARBARA MQWILLIAMS MARIE BRENN I ALYCE BICRHAIVI I MERICK CHAEEEE JAMES KILLEBREW DICK STINSTROM ' I JOSEPH WILEY S PRODUCTION DOROTHY MCCARTY , JEAN PETZ In BEVERLY WI-IITSONI rrrr Mrs, MIIIer , MIIdred , Jane Diane Gilmore ,,,,,L,,Extra Men STAEE .,,,,,,,.I3ropertieS , L,L,,,,, Makeup CAROLIN COLBY . ,House Manager DICK VETTERL , ,,,, Stage Manager .IUNEC ALENDAR ff X A qi , 7 EW ' xg' Q5 lgf af folic! as a 1 Q 5 one wall, Jackson. Jan,29 I New Collegiahz aan- om., J KW-svlash eel Feb.2S1 fab I5 Hoover Fellow: Twin Aqua Ducks Al la4l'! Af lash' We dovd ii! I HGOWI' finallq 1'n'mmphgover5.D. I. xi W Xufair . lr fl 6 1 W we ! xm . ' Mani ifom-m! nite. birg!' Wap gm ge-go on your own string! Uh-h-h' lla made it- if PWM! W 4 P' 1' , V .f l 1 '62 n Slranql Maladg Aflam 4-lwvfl' 5f b can Schull media lwak Ralagurllvwer .u,:rp,5?'E ,2:f Q 'U l ? f., 39 ,,, 6 ' .A E? . . f' A. aw ,-Q? Q , 4 -- I ? 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X P , y 3 . ,A .,.7 5 all Y Em immgru A5 Q Z I N ,.,, . ,K , I fg ik ik ik The shouts ot pride as our red and white-clad football team trots out onto the field, the triumphant music ot the band, the strutting ot the pretty song leaders, the funny antics of the cheer leaders . . . the quiet hush that comes before the kick of-f . . . a hasty gulp of a hot dog as the crowd rises to announce with a mighty swell of voices . . . a touchdown! 10 6 F 0 O T B A L L F t -Kynaston, Brassey, Smith, F., Yale, Fleisher, Chase, Lalrin. Back row-Espy, Ricard, Paramore, Crain. FOOTBALL SEASON 1943 ik ik ik I-Ioover's I943 championship footbaII team, coached by Raleigh I-Iolt and Bob Breitbard, had a victorious season with five wins, one tie, and no de- feats. This is the first eleven at I-Ioover in eight years to complete an un- defeated season. The statistics were very favorable also, the Cards scored IO3 points while their opponents tallied only I6 points. Rex Carnes, a member of the team who was ill in the hospital, was made honorary captainwof the year. Bob Kynaston and Frank Smith were elected co- captains for the season. The season opened with the powerful Sweetwater eleven. This game was probably the Cards' toughest, and after .a give and take battle, it ended in a O-O tie. In the second game the Redbirds hung up an easy 25-O victory over Point Loma. Next came Grossmont, who held I-Ioover to no score in the first half, but, finally, the Cards broke loose and chalked up a total of I9 points. La Jolla proved to be a tough victim in a 6-O win. They gave us plenty of trouble, for they were tricky and speedy. Thus far, the boys from I-Ioclcerville were not scored against, but, in the next game, Coronado made I3 points Iwith the gridders from I-Ioover piling up 40 pointsl. Then came the game of the year with our crosstown rival, San Diego I-Iiqh. This was the championship Qamegiand I-Ioover edged a 7-3 victory in a thriller that Iceot the stands Quess- ing untiI'the whistle blew. The Cards' touchdown was made in the third quar- ter by ag pass from Eddie Crain to Fred Espy. This game ended a colorful and triumphant-season for the undefeated champs from I-Ioover. F 0 0 T B A L L ik 517 ik Working under a new coach, Dave Rebd, the Junior Varsity squad, Rebd's Rebels, tied tor the local championship with San Diego, winning tive games, losing one, and tieing one. What the team lacked in experience was made up in aggressiveness. Most ot the games played were against second string varsities, so the Cards did very well tor themselves. Tom Fatty Krambuhl, Bill Tanner, and Jamie Erickson were the iron men ot the winning Hoover team. Other outstanding players were: Fred Chrestman, Allen McManus, Art Filson, Kenneth Bishop, Millard Stantorth, and Russell Tan- ner. The letter winners were as follows: Tom Krambuhl lcaptainl, Russell Tanner, Bill Tanner, Allen McManus, Dave Carpenter, Millard Stantorth, Fred Chrest- man, Fred Carpenter, Bob Myers, Bill Straub, Art Filson, Kenneth Bishop, Bob Lewis, Bill Twitty, Graley Taylor, Bob Allen, Don Conners, Dave Wallenhaupt, Rae Kickbush, Ralph Palmer, and Jamie Erickson. These J. V. boys showed considerable promise tor varsity work next year. thFFI K Ct Left to right, Lower row-Kahn, Conners, Erickson, Bonatus, Crain, Espy, Smi , , iso Holt Peramore Ricard Palmer Tanner McLeod Lakin Fleisher Kunz Schu e ri . n, unz. , , , , , , , , , dd , Betbard, Rebd T p Krambuhl, Yale, Heacock, Stetson, Brassey, Chase, Norberg, Kynaston, Carpenter. BASKETBALL to right, Bottom row-Edelbrock, Phelps, Devoreaux. Middle row-Hickey, Good, Crain, Green- Berger. Top row-Mayer, Giswold, Barnes, Langdon, Vosseller, Bagley, Wilson. sk 7117 ik The Varsity cagers, under Coach Ricky Wilsoin, made-as us- ual-a very good showing tor themselves in the Victory League. Plac- ing second, they were defeated only by San Diego l-ligh. Rated very detinitely as underdogs, in the tinal S. D. l-ligh contest the Redbirds snatched the game out ot the Cavemen's grasp with a last minute stand, and ended on top ot a 40-38 tally. Bob Phelps, 'following in the tootsteps ot his older brothers, was high point man ot the squad. Although he was switched from guard to forward many times during the season, he was always regarded as a scor- ing menace. Varsity lettermen were: Don Nuttall, Walt Mayer, Dick Barnes, Paul l-lickey, Kenneth Greenman, Larry Berger, Gene Devoreaux, Eddie Crain, Bob Phelps, Gene Vosseler, and Joe Del Gaizo lManagerl. Winning J. V. Letters were: Bob Griswold, Dick Smith, Allan Good, Winston Bailey, Bob Langdon, and Gene Edelbrock. Members ot the squad selected tor the All-Victory League First Team were: Dick Barnes, center, and Bob Phelps, guard. Don Nuttall was chos- en tor a spot on the second team. BASKETBALL ik sk ik Coach l-lolt's casaba tive had an outstanding season this year, winning I3 out ot I5 games, and trouncing their equally strong rival San Diego in three out ot tour contests. l-ligh point man ot the squad was Gwynne Bouch Boucher, ace forward tor the Redbird tive. Gwynne had a wide variety ot shots un- der the basket, which kept the boys in the game many times. Letterwinners of the city championship team were: Tom Maheras, Joe Bartlett, Don Crumpton, Gwynne Boucher, Dick Murray, Bob Kuyken- dall, Albert Grundstrum, Phillip Montable, Don Montable, Dick Buchanan, Dick Riley, Ed Wright, Bill Jones, and Fred Conger lfvlanagerl. Chosen tor the All-League tirst team were: Joe Bartlett, guard: and Tom Maheras, guard. 712 gil? gf? Breitbard's Babes, the Cee team, came through with the champio-nship in the Coronado Invitational Tournament, in which seven- teen teams were entered. Letterwinners ot the Cee team were: Norman Gray, Charles Boucher, Leo Pick, Wilfred Yip, Jack McColl, Glen Awrey, Bill Goset, and Bill Jones, Glenn Krebs, and Rex Driver. Making the All-Tourney team were: Bill Jones, Wiltred Yip, Jack McColl, and Glen Awrey. Bill Goset was nominated on the second team. Bottom row-Holt, Jones, Boucher, Montable, D., Murray. Top row-Grunstrum, W ght B tl I Crumpton, Montable, P., Buchanan. T R A C K to right, Seated-Balrer, Shunemann Grundstrom Meyers Haley Hartley Martin Werley Kneeling--Vos- ll r, Tanner, B., Bishop, Tanner, R., Ricaird, Lochheadi Winingbr, Straub. Standing-lRebd, lllorberg, Wiley, R tty, Stanforth, ESPY. Edelbroclr, Mclntyre, Holt. ik sf? sk introducing something new this year, Coach Rebd and his thinclads staged the First Annual Hoover Relays, in which all ot the Victory League teams competed. The Redbirds captured this meet, which gave a good start to the season, and then proceeded to cop the next tive meets without mishaps. Teams falling prey to the l-loclcerviller's slashing onslaught were: Grossmont, Point Loma, Sweetwater, Kearney, and La Jolla. Consistent point winners tor the Cards were: Bill l-lartley, mileg Dick Mc- lntyre, pole vault: Gordon Wininger, hurdlesg Jack Norberg, sprints and hurdles: Gene Ricard, Bill Straub, and Bill Tanner, shotputg and Lloyd Shunemann, 880. This season witnessed the loss ot one ot the best sprinters in the city, when Millard Stantorth pulled a muscle and missed all ot the meets. l-loover's defending track spilcesters ot '43 came through with another suc- cessful season by copping the Victory League Championship tor the second consecutive year. R A C K ik sk 7117 The Bees witnessed a very mediocre season this year, winning but few meets although they did produce some individual stars. Main point win- ners for the Bees were: Bill l-lerrin, hurdles and relay: Jamie Erickson, shot put: Dick Meyers, IOO and 220: and Pete l-lall and Rae Kickbush, IOO and hurdles. The lighties had a very good relay team which did the course in 46.7 seconds. Falling before the Cards' might were the Pointers and the Komets. The Cee youngsters had a fair season with Bob O'Brien, Phillip Yip, Wil- fred Yip, and Jack Shorey paving the way in l-loover's defeat of Kearney, Point Loma, and Sweetwater. ji? ik ik The Cardinal leatherlungs, better known as the cross country men, came out very well in their '44 meets. They ran against the Marines, State Col- lege, Kearney l-ligh, and their big cross-town rival, San Diego l-ligh. The divis- ionals were run three weeks after the last cross country meet: and the La Jolla milers won with the l-loover spikesters pushing a close second. Boys who received letters were: Bill Duns, Bill Hartley, Gilbert Goldstein, Jim Dossey, Bob Stanford, Stanley Depue, and Gordon Wininqer. Lower row-Newport, Yip, Sergeants, Kiclcbush, O'Brien, Comstock, Lyons, Herrin. Center row-Gray, Hall T 'II'g KpkyE'lr .lk Ctlbg Tp HltS JRG dAyn R L BI R bd wi i er, o ec , nc son, un er, as e er . o row- o , acco, cn s, rossman, e r a , ezac, arson, air, e . Mary B A S E B A L l: ght, Lower row-Maheras, Paul, Bonatus, Conner, Jones, Caswell. Middle row-Workman, Gaughen, Th p Gleason, Kuylcendall, Redfield, Fox, Anfang er, Smith, Breitbard, Twitty. Top raw-Del Gaizo, Single- t G d Barnes, Ruzich, Hogg, Brorson, Greenman, McCoy. ik jf? ik l-loover's I944 Varsity Baseball Team, detending its Southern Calitor- nia, Coast League, Pomona, and Pasadena championship titles, anticipates an- other successful season. Most ot the games played, so tar, have been with ser- vice teams consisting ot many ex-pro ball players. The Victory League season is just getting under way as we go- to press. Playing their tirst league game with Point Loma, the Redbirds displayed their slcill by shutting out the Pointers 4-O. ln all ot the pre-season games, the Breitbardmen have made a good showing with expert ball handling and a powertul aggregation ot hitters. The team had only tive returning Seniors: Tom Maheras, Bill Ruzich, Lee Singleton, Frank Smith, and Dave Antanger. l-loover's '44 record, thus tar, in- dicates that Coach Breitbard can build a good ball club ot sophomores and juniors. sk ik ily The J. V. and sophomore teams have an unmarred record to date, having gone through their schedules without a loss, and including a 5-4 win over San Diego l-ligh. On the mound tor the powertul J. V.'s is long arm Allen Good. Allen pitched against many strong service teams and has definitely proven himselt a star hurler. The sophomores under the capable guidance ot Eddie Crain, made up tor their laclc ot experience with a will to play good ball. They have earned the reputation ot a hustling ball club. , ks fr. . war R A . 'J :f : iv W Qsg mi. wg 3 + isa Q Sw ,A- , as X H ' J, J, Em ' if Mfg, 5 E3 i 5171 ,VW ,f 1-.-an vp We K ff -if if 1-:mm fa. ka-P g X , N i wa in Q ,v .1 fu., w,,,,, x . - ,.,. , :N.x,:. .,..aw..::.... ,Y 4' ,Hg K: 3, ps! ,155 M fpff V , , WW? 1 f J ,M fa WJ M H, f 1162? 0 ff H .:,:: W f ' , ewqyffli ZWM, i ezdwii QU, 'i 1 5Mf7z7U sa' 5: Q: api- - 'A f f ,4 rv A 7 3 41 ff , .mv , nr. if-25-,gkjIQ.n1II' ' 1,325 ..,., ,V V vvlvl V V ,.,,.. if . , A llnvlc ,.,--,-. I ., SSM' 5 5, sk ik jf? This is worth fighting tor! All the little things that go to make up Hoover High School. And the big things, too. Free education . . . the right to learn the truth about ourselves, our nation, and the world . . . the right to voice opinions on our government to discuss all topics freely, and to choose 'Friends without thought ot race or creed. This IS worth tight- ing 'For. f Lett to right, First row-Porter, Weitzel, Pich, Antanger, Gibson, Stamatopoulos, Greenleaf, Towe, B., Kingery. Sec- ond row-lrwin, Smith, H., Elm, Ficlzen, cle Aryan, Killebrew, Kunz, Spar, Thomas, Cosio. Third row-Engle, Eise- man, Smith, B., Bridges, Browning, Peace, Cattee, G., Duncan, Vosseler, lnscore, Rice. Fourth row-Geisler, Towe, V., Baldwin, Kramer, Sheppard, Widders, Delaney, Newsom, Jones, Thompson, Marshall, Hudson, Edleman, Hunt. Choir members not in the picture-Arnold, F., Arnold, M., Bernardini, Biggerstaft, Caftee, J. E., Davis, Finjord, Lichty, Machholz. Ponstord, Richlin, Sypalt, Schrepel, Totten, Kemp, Norem, Bullock, Cattee, J., Clark, Espy, Ewald, Richard Gardner, Robert Gardner, Gilchrist, Harvey, Hoffman, Patterson, Reading, Sonnabaum, Whitehead, Waller, Waite, Andersen, Weathcrbee, Brown. ik sk jk The A Cappella Choir, under the direction ot Myron B. Green. in spite ot various wartime ditticulties, has had one ot its most successful years-testified to buy this quotation from the San Diego Union: The A Cappella Choir ot l-loover l-ligh School gave a program which rated professional classiticationf' The most important I943-44 concerts were given tor the Teachers' Institute, San Diego Women's Club, County Federation ot Women's Clubs, Vespers, and several tor the U. S. O. The otticers tor the tall semestzr were. Joel Newsom, President: Gene Vosseler, Vice-President: Otelia Cosio, Secretary: Gene Cattee, Treasurer: John Stamatopoulcs, Rope Mastery and Bob Kunz and David Antanger, Librarians. Spring semester otticers were: Gene Vosseler, President: Gene Cattee, Vice-Presidentg Iris Thomas, Secretary, Margaret Baldwin, Treas- urerg John Stamatopoulos, Robe Master, and David Antanger and Ralph Peace, Librarians. rg, Left to right, Upper picture, K fi Lower row - Root, Handley, Bren, Norem, Smith, Towe, V., g Rimlancl, Wagner. Second row ' ' -Parker. Geisler, Delaney, Welch, Stein, Weitzel, Wilson, Bloomer, Miss Fern Miller. Third row - Morrison, Callag- han, Stark, Enluncl, Dyer, Little, Woeste. Standing - Craig, Schwitlriss, Ramey, B., Eisman, Caldwell. Lower picture, Extreme left- cle Aryan. Lower row-Wood- row, McColl, Nichols, Frazell, Bowman, Gray, N. Extreme right-Walker. Center row - Wheeler, Rumble, Jameson, W., Jameson, B., Phillips, Ecl- son. Top row-Reed, Shepard, Gray, P., Jenkins, Whipple, Hammond. ik ik iff The motto ot the Calitornia Scholarship Federation is Scholarship tor Service. The organization encourages good scholarship and usetul citizenship among l-loover students. lts activities include tunctions attended by members ot all the C. S. F. chapters in San Diegog and, betore the war, county and state conventions. Most important is Ditch Day, when the alleged intelligentsia ot the school talce the day ott lwithout red cardsl. Otticers tor the year were as tollows: Fall semester-Noma l-lo-dgkiss, President: Fred de Aryan, Vice-President, Vera Francis, Secretary, and Walter Reed, Treasurer. Spring semester-Betty Rose Wagner, President, Walter Reed, Vice-President, Eliza- beth Edson, Secretary, and Paul Shepard, Treasurer. i FALL SEMESTER Left to right, Front row -- Capt. Edson, Znd. Lt. Kober- niclc, 2nd. Lt. Johns, lst Lt. Whipple, Znd. Lt. Barber, Znd. Lt. Shuler, Capt. Dyer. Middle row-Ist. Lt. Malaney, Znd. Lt. Graves, Capt. Eliason, lst Lt. Rettke, lst. Lt. West, lst. Lt. Merrill, Lt. Col. White. Baclr row-2nd. Lt. Welk, lst Lt. Dralre, 2nd, Lt. Scanlan, Znd. Lt. Killebrew. SPRING SEMESTER Left to right, Front row-Col. Whipple, Capt. Malaney, Capt. Johns, Ist. Lt. Merrill. Middle row - Sfsgt. H. S. Sypolt lCommandantl, Major West, Ist. Lt. Koberniclr, Capt. Rettke, Capt. Eliason, Znd. Lt. Shuler. Back row - Znd. Lt. r Graves, Capt. Drake, Ist. Lt. i Peace, lst. Lt. Killebrew, 2nd. ' Lt. Bradford. jf? jk sk Los Salores, the R. 0. T. C. otticers' club ot l-loover, was revived this year by its sponsor, Statt Sgt. l-lugh S. Sypolt. lnitiations were held both semesters at Sgt. Sypolt's ranch. Officers tor the tall semester were: President, Jerry Dyer, Vice-President, Ralph White, Secretary-Treasurer, Leslie Eliason, and Program Chairman, Jim West. The spring semester saw the tollo-wing in ottice: President, Jim West, Vice-President, Wendle Whipple, Secretary-Treasurer, Bop Rettlce, and Program Chairman, Ralph Peace. AMBULANCE CORP Left to right, Officers-2nd. Lt. Horne, lst. Lt. Roth, lst. Lt. Machhol1,Capt. Welch. Company Sgt Moen Sgt Rogers, P.F.C. Kerrigan, Sgt. Roberts, Pvt. Schuring, P.F.C. Moser, P.F.C Knowlden, Pvt. Deere, Pvt Evans PFC Roland, Cpl. Harvey, Plt. Sgt. Donnan, Cpl. Smith, Sgt. Flanagan, P.F.C. Row, Sgt. Chamberlin, Pvt Steinholf Pvt Zern, Pvt. Engalls, Pvt. Pohl, Cpl. Quirlr. Cadets not in picture-FfSgt. Arndt. Cpl. Beckham, Pvt. Burnett Cpl Davis Sgt. Parker, Plt. Sgt. Reardon, Pvt. Reisweber, Pvt. Reynolds. 'iff gil? si? The girls in the Cadet Ambulance Corps received specialized basic training similar to the boys' R. O. T. C., which includes: military marching drflls and calisthenics, military map reading, rifle practice, classroom lectures, emergency training tor first aid, manual ot .arms. and stretcher bearing. The strictest military discipline and respect is practiced among all members ot the Cadet Corps, and besides being taught to give orders accurately and distinctly, all girls learn to take them respectfully and carry them out well. Discipline is the backbone ot any military organi- zation, and with this experience alone the girls will be better tit tor any war service on their graduation. Besides being excellent training tor all high school girls, this is one ot l-loover's biggest contributions to our present war ettorts. Left to right, Bottom-Guide Sgt. Marshall, Cpls. Van Harten, E. Edson, Tweed, Pvts. Jensen, Hartwell, Sharpless, Ratzlaff, Pray, Morson, Peterson, Chapman, Meltzer, O'Brien, Feeny, Hellberg, H. Edson, Parks, Petz, Mincteman, Cawthong Platoon Sgt. Ransdell. Middle-Guide Sgt. Moses: Cpls. Storms, Parker, Mclannetg Pvts. Lottin, Taylor, Meltzer, Dooley, Dear, Scott, Hughes, Swartz, LaDou, Jenkins, Pillsbury, Johnson, Angle, Howells, Cheshire, Platoon Sgt. Burns: Pvts. Heagy, Segal. Top-Guide Sgt. Harper, Cpls. Edens, Jackson, Getsoiang Pvts. Pickerel, Shumate, Bell, Schmidt, Lay, McKeague, Somers, Dewhurst, Foster, Jennings, Newbegin, Freiburghouse, Allen, Taylor, Martin: Platoon Sgt. Kingsley, Pvts. Crawford, Beals, Co. Sgt. Sheffield. Members not in picture-Pvts. Hamblin, Holmes, Stevens. DRILL TE A L 'Ft ty Driesse, Withers, Hagel, ter, Center row - Dunn, M'ss Urbani, Filson, Korander. B ck B h R g Woeste, Haddock, Wilson, J nkins, Burns. 4 A ik ik ik The l-loover Girls' Drill Team, under the super- vision ot Miss l-lelen Barr, provided special halt time entertainment at all home tootball games during the past year, besides the San Diego-l-loover game and the City Football Carnival. It marched tor school rallies and the Annual l-loover Homecoming. Among the drills, done at school rallies, was one honoring Coach Raleigh l-lolt, the Cardinal toot- ball mentor, who led the team to victory. During the Third War Loan drive, these girls drilled at the Plaza to encourage the sale ot war bonds. The annual competition was held on April 28th tor the purpose ot choosing the best individual girl, squad, and platoon in the company. Besides all their outside activities, each girl is required to lceep up a scholastic standard ot not less than a C and a citizenship standard ot not less than a The tall Captain was Syril Nestor, assisted by Lieutenants Mary Feeny, Violet Nelson, Marjorie Lentz and Shirley Morin. ln spring, Shirley Morin became Captain, assisted by Lieutenants Marjorie Lentz, Rosa Lee Plympton, and Anita Purtee. QUINASCLU to right, Front row-Lan- row - o rer, o ers, sk sf? jf? The St. Thomas Aquinas Club is a social organization tor the Catholic students of l-loover l-ligh School. Officers-Lieutenants Plympton d P t M Helen Barr Captain Morin, Lieut t L t ll jf? gk ik Hoover's Varsity H Club is made up ot men who have won letters in varsity sports. In the past, this organization has sponsored school clean-up campaigns, dances and other worthy activities. This semester's club has proposed the erection ot a plaque in the boys' gym, showing all varsity lettermen in the service. With the atzle aid ot their taculty sponsor, Ricky Wilson, the Hoover lettermen have proven themselves one ot the leading service groups on the campus. This spring's otticers were: President, Denny McLeod, Vice-President, Bill Yale: Secretary, Harold Cummings, Treasurer, Mildred Stantorthg Sergeant-at-Arms, Frank Smith. I ' A W tl mo' T - aging NX 1? L ' 'Ss - 9 s X, ' 1 JL S9 - i ,,, .1 ,ff 1: 2 sr .g, .- , --1 tkjlf A-'::':' 1 114 Champs '43 Champs '43 Champs '43 Left to right, First row-Wiley, Dibb, Goldstein, Hartley, Mayer, Scheuneman, Maheras. Second row-Yale, Heacock, Smith, Cummings, Shudde, Wininger, Haley. Third row-Mclntyre, Barnes, Crain, Berger, Devorraux, Hickey, Vosseler. Fourth row-Coach Wilson, Singleton, Norlaerg, Ratty, Phelps, Stanforth, Stanford. Members not in picture-Bishop, McLeod, Greenman, Nuttall, Pat- terson, Naliboff, Dossey, Calland, Duns, Richard, Chase, Paramore, Newsom, Cole, Carnes, Kynaston, Brassey, Espy, Kahn, Lakin, Stetson, Fleisher, Kunz. r - -7- -- iff ik ik l-loover Girls' Athletic Association, composed ot thirty-nine energetic, sports-minded members, experienced a successtul and enjoyable year ot athletics and varied activities. Led by President Frances l-logan, the group's tirst project was a swim at the Y, This was tollowed by a number ot playdays, picnic suppers, and hilqes. A new activity, added this year, was a coeducational playday at which the G. A. A. entertained l-loover's Varsity l-l members. Qtticers assisting Frances were: Secretary, Maxine Franclc, Treasurer, Donna Boop, Publicity Chairman, Frances Slatoreg Faculty Sponsor, Mrs. Lena l-lurd. Girls about school sporting letterwomen's sweaters are: Nancy Kingsley, Vivian Clark, Violet Nelson, Virginia Redtern, Frances l-logan, Phyllis Russell, June l-ludgins, Frances Slatore, Betty Oatman, and Donna Boop. S Qli i -ra fu i Lett to right, First row-Wylie, Hudgins, Redfern, Hogan, Russell, V. Clark, Kingsley, Dee Bay. Second row-Long, Slatore, Potter, Werner, Beverly Hambleton, Palmer, Barbara Hambleton, B. Ramey, Bowman, R. Ramey, Foster. Third row-Schwitlxiss, Dyer, Little, Rathfon, Franclr, Frazell, French, Boop, Carlson, Kuper,Mrs. Hurd, Hardy, Ander- son, Oatman, Bargos, O'Neill, Junlrer, Piscapo, Fresher, Vance, and Smith. Members not in picture: P. Potter, Langdon, Salazar, Rapp, Foster, A. Clark, Landers, Schmidt, Perkins, Rodoclrer, Kahan, Warnke, Traynor, Lewis, and Kingsley. 5 . v A . a.z .: .f-.- W .. 2:35-t .3 . ... M sfmiiili' 2: ,Q .:5,5g:- wpglza is... ..... E wmaaw 6? . Q Y 4 as sszffwvgg ::: rw 'P as age is V rg 5 rw si 1 H. rr sw r W? .SM . . , A . , f ' ,gf ORCHESTRA Left to right, Lower row-Long, Fralxes, De Gay, Mack, Heard, Evans, Donnigan, Mr. Close. Middle row -Root, Monroe, Parks, Peterson, Plympton, Carroll, Kropp, Davis, Kirkland. Top row--Barr, NlcClure, Shock, Hanson, Shepard. ORCHESTRA SECTION LEADERS Lower row-Shock, Davis, Root, Peterson, Kropp, Carroll. Top row--Hanson, McClure, Shepard, Mr. Close, Heard. ik ik ik The Hoover Qrchestra is one ot the leading organizations in school. During the past year, it has presented a number ot concerts at the Army and Navy Y. NLC. A., to boost the morale ot servicemen. The orchestra played tor an assembly, also, and gave a series ot concerts at various grammar schools, to help promote an interest in music. One ot the tinest qualities ot this orchestra is the splendid cooperation among its members. Left to right, ln foreground - Isham, Kneeling--Templeton, Robinson, Powers. Standing-Lane, McColl, Parrish. ik ji? ik The Hoover Band is one of the organizations that helps to keep school spirit high. During the tall semester, it performed at all ot the football games and rallies, spurring our teams on to victory. lt also played tor the R. O. T. C. Inspection Drills and for the Federal Inspection in the stadium. The seven Majorettes performed with the Band throughout the year. During the spring semester, Band members devoted their time to the study of more classical music, and to the improvement ot technical skill with their instruments. . ' .WM ..,.,,,,,. , Left to right, Lower row-McColl, Parrish, Lane, Moore, Donahue, Isham, Powers, Templeton, Robinson. Second row -Anderson, Brooks, Sunderland, Pearl, Kuder, Darnell, Gosnell, Lyons. Third row-Liper, Thompson, Collier, Brown, Craig, Shirlrey. Top row-Reed, Oliver, Roland, Dean, Carroll, Duerhammer, Newport, Root, Mr. Close. l sf fzfiw WZ.. AQ TU MBLING TE Left to right, Seated on ground -Hughes, Miller, Sharp, Bow- man. Standing on ground- Johanson, Anderson, O'BIeness, Bray, Brooke. Top row-Little, Washburn, McCune. sk ik sf? The girls' Tumbling Team, one of the oldest organizations at I-Ioover, was formed in I93O when the school opened. Miss Geneva Upp has been its very ca- pable sponsor and has supervised the girls in many excellent performances. The team is most active during the fall season, at which time it participates in the Carnival, football rallies, I-Iomecoming, and-the climax of the season-the San Diego-I-Ioover game. During the spring semester the team is kept busy making up its routines for assemblies, Open I-louse, Dads' Night, and Mothers' Day programs. This year, to aid in the war effort, the girls took part in a bond rally held at the Plaza. Tumbling is a regular gym class and teaches coordination, balance, poise, cour- age, self-confidence, perseverance, and cooperation. The team is made up of girls who have met definite qualifications and are able to work well with others. The names AM and semesters of membership on the team are as follows: Eleanor Kunz ICaptainI. I-I I2 Valeta O'BIeness ...,... cccc.. L I-I I2 Ruth Johanson LL ,,..i... L I2 Pat McCune cccccc... L L I2 Marian I-Iughes LL LL LL I-I I2 Diana Sharp cccc LL I-I I2 Pat Brooke LL LL I-I I2 Johanna Row L Pat Little L Florence Bray Edythe Miller LL Pat Bowman LL L Il LLLI-I II LI2 LLLI-I II LII Wanda Anderson .cccc L LLLLLL L I I Ruth Washburn LLLLLL LLLLLLLL L II x Ci new Lett to right, Upper picture-Captain and Mejorettes: Daley, Ball, Little, Hankins. First group-Moore Sergeant Valiier, Preston, Schoell. Second group-Rapp, Presher, Suchy, Cooper. Third group: Touch- stone, Seidel. Last group-Jaclx, Haist, Sims, Monroe. Lower picture: Captain and Majorettes-Daley, Ball, Little, Hanlcins. Lett to right-Vallizr, Rapp. Moore, Suchy, Schoell, Preston, Touchstone, Presher, Jack, Haist, Sims, Seidel, Fletcher, Salazar, Monroe. Drum Corps members not in picture- Traynor, Kesler. 11 3 2 I h. new ,sy s xx-my A .ag f. ,,4 . . ...Q s. . ,M 45, X ' + 5 ' ig fr. f W 91' wzgge i 'if' Wff e is Y s sf X: 3443 fi .5 . ,, Y 1 ZW f I iff, :ei in W X Ee' ir 3 i I 32 -at .QQQQ , Y W 7 ffvwfz ff if if Under the leadership ot Captain Dorothy Daley and Maiorettes Dot Little, Donna De Ball, and Shirley l-lanlqins, l-looyerls Drum Corps participated in many colorful pertormarices during the school year. Included in these were appearances at all home tootball games, the l-lomecoming parade, assembly programs, a bond rally, and R. O. T. C. Federal Inspections. The Drum Corps is sponsored by Mrs. Lena l-lurd. Left to right, Officers-Captain Daley, Mrs. Hurd, Sergeant Vallier. Not in pic- ture-Lientenant Fletcher. i ik jf? sk l-loover's ice stating club, the Gay Blades, is one ot the largest organiza- tions in the school. Gay Blades held a weelcly session at Glacier Gardens on Fridays, trom 6:00 to 7:30 p.m. The club also held an ice slcating party, Hoover Hits the Ice, which proved very popular with the student body. You can recognize members ot Gay Blades by the emblems they wear, which show a Cardinal on ice slcates. Officers tor the tall semester were: President, Jim West: Vice-President, Jaclc Schiererg Secretary, Evelyn l-lanson, Treasurer, Jo Ellen Weitzel. Spring semester ot- ticers were: President, Roclcne Scholz, Vice-President, .laclc Norbergg and Secretary- Treasurer, Gene Edelbroclc. Other members are: Bonnie Krames, Donna Smith, Pat Fletcher, Sally O'Connor, Rosie Klein, Virginia Meis, Lois Smedley, Gayle Gragg, Nora Templeton, Dorothy Horne, Yvette Schurring, Gloria Bell, Ruth Miller, Helen Webb, Earline Townsend, Joan Vilas, Barbara Neal, Betty Pearce, Billie Derrer, Joan Wilson, Barbara Edens, Constance Ward, Suzy Langdon, Gayle Newbegin, Barbara Lewis, Dot Little, Marge Ennes, Pat Little, Marie Minford, Pat Laughan, Glenna Brannon, Myrtle Fischer, Betty Clapper, Dolores Schmohl, Barbara Johnson, lla Paes, llene Hanson, Betty Ann Weatherford, Josephine Scholz, Katherine Kreuziger, Patty Row, George Hall, Ken Drury, Bob Frenlxen, Carl Adams, Roger Lindamood, Wayne Macy, Jim Balmer, Ted Merrill, Charles Maryhew, Bob Twitty, Bob Nelson, Bob Stanford, Carl Shuler, Bill Priddy, Bill Faringhy, Millard Stanforth, Orris Bell, Charles Behnlie, Jim Galloway, Bill Tanner, Wayne Linley, Bill Jones, Wendel Johnson, George Galley, Jim Loclrman Joe Svensson, Allen Jahn, Kenny Johns, Bill Talbot, Don Hillier, Chester Schmidt, Gordon Wells, Duane Purkey, Jim Mus: grove, Leo Pich, Bob Dennis, Bill Herrin, Gilbert Goldstein. Jamie Erickson, and Bob Myers. I B L E L B OFFICERS FALL SPRING Richard Andersen... ,,,,,, . President ,,,,,, ,,YY,,.,,, . Graley Taylor Betty Handley ,a,,,,,, .. .Vice-President aa,,, a,,,,,,, W endle Whipple .loan Norem.. a,,,, .. Secretary-Treasurer. ,,,,,,,,, Valborg Towe Miriam Barlcer ,,,,, ,,,, S ocial Chairman... Y,,,,,,,,,. Betty Anderson Betty Anderson Song Leader. a,,a,a7,,,..., Betty Jo LaDou Miriam Barker. ,,,, Pianist.. ,,,,,, ,,,.,,,,,, W alter Reed and Miriam Barlcer iff ik ik The l-loover Bible Club has been organized tor tive or six years, and was begun under the presidency ot Lotus Graham. During this last year, the membership has expanded from about titteen to titty. A theme was chosen this semester by the members. This phrase, and a song by the same title, Living tor Jesus, with Phil. l:2I- For me to live is Christ, and to die is gain -comprises the theme ot the Bible Club. Members strive to learn more about the Bible and promote fellowship between the Christian young people ot l-loover. Last tall the club was host to State College, San Diego l-ligh, and Kearney l-ligh Bible Clubs at a Christmas party given at Our Savior's Lutheran Church. ln January, initiation was held tor new members at East San Diego Presbyterian Church. This spring the Bible Club at Kearney l-ligh School entertained l-loover's club at a Valentine party. During Faster vacation the group enjoyed a day swimming at New Mission Beach. Every other Tuesday atternoon a guest spealcer is presented. The club has been privileged to hear Chaplain Ficlcett ot the United States Navy, Rev. Fred Appleton, a returned missionary from the Philippines, and several ot the pastors ot the surround- ing district. Left to ri ht, Front row-Free, Svensson, Patterson, Boyle, Cawthon, Clarlr. Second row-G yt B McGuire, Nichols, Leach, Quigley, Kesler, Anderson, Vaughn, Gloria Taylor, Johnson. Third row- Templeton, Widders, Engle, Bowman, B. Towe, Norem, Handley, Schrepel, LaDou, A. Brown, S th Back row-Brooks, Day, B. Saunders, Booker, Andersen, Hendrickson, Whipple, Miss Kotanour, Weld, West, Graley Taylor, V. Towe, G. Brown, Scott, Rettke, E. Brown. Not in picture: Athey, Chapman, Free, Gardner, Jacobson, Myers, Rice, Stone. M M its vu-nge'-an Lett to right, Kneeling-Beane, Johnson, Parrish, Rapp, Brenn, Yorlr. Center row-Truxell, Hopkins, Monroe, Colby, Reese, Allard, Cameron, Mr. Bradshaw, Smith. Top row--Roloff, Fishman, Graves. Whipple, Turner, Sussan. Not shown-White, Krotzer, Wiese, Harvey, Stevenson, Chenhall. ik iff jk l-loover l-ligh School Thespian Troupe 405 was chartered in l942, with Mr. Judson Bradshaw as troupe sponsor. The Thespian Society is an organization tor high school students who show a special talent in dramatics. Membership is made possible through a point system based on roles in plays, stage cratt, malceup, etc. There are 36 Thespians in Troupe 405, nine ot whom were charter members. Through their ettorts, the tirst all-school show, The Man Who Came to Dinner, was produced last spring. Since the Thespian charter was granted to Floover, tive plays, including this semester's all- scho-ol play, Night Must Fall, have been produced. The Thespian motto is: Act well your party therein all honor lies. OFFICERS Fall 1943 Spring I944 l-lelen Rasberry .,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,.... P resident, ,,,,,,, , ,,,,,,,,... Gene Grav2S Donna Rapp ...,,os,,s ,,,,,,,, V ice-President o,.,,,o, , ,,.,,,o... Marie Brenn Margaret Stevens ,,,,,,,. Secretary ,,,,,,,,.,, ,,,,7,, J ane Allard R, P, Truxell ,soo,,,,,., ,,,.,.... T reasurer ,oo,,o, ,,,..o,o. C raig Turner Donna Rapp ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,s,,,s.... l-l istorian ..,,,,, ,u,,u.... D Onna Rapp Craig Turner ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, P arliamentarian.. ,.,,,u,,o Craig Turner c S E A T R S Left to right, First row-Schwartz, Quinby, Merrill, Sullivan, Mrs. lmel. S d Turner, Kopeclry, Bodie, Hoag, Meltzer, Worden, Graves. Third row-Reed K b lr Chaffee, Sonnabaum, Berman. Fourth row-Conner, Duncan, Andersen, M l y ik ik iff The l-lerbert l-loover l-ligh School Senators were organized in the tall ot I934 by Mrs. Ethel Imel. The purpose ot the Senators has been to promote interschool speech competition. ' During the past year the Senators have participated in a number ot spealcing engagements, including the San Diego State College Debate Tournament, American Legion Oratory Contest, Lions Club Oratory Contest, and a Redlands University Speech Tournament. Senators who have distinguished themselves are: Jaclc Worden and Gene Graves, lst. place, A' division, San Diego State College Debate Tourna- ment: Douglas Duncan and Diclc Andersen, Znd. place, B division, State College Tour- nament: Jaclc Worden, 3rd, place, American Legion Oratory, and 2nd, place l-lumor- ous Declamation, State College: Bob Kuykendall, Ist. place, Lions Club Oratory Con- test. Sally Ann Quimby and Jacquelyn Schwartz tied tor 2nd, place in the city con- test on Inflation, OFFICERS Fall i943 Spring I944 Jack Worden ,,,,,,,, ,,... P resident ,s,,, ,,,, C raig Turner l-lurdman Wiese ,,,,,,, ,,,Vice-President ,, Ralph Berman Sally Ann Quimby, ,,,,,,,.. Secretary ,,,,, , sGreta Meltzer Craig Turner, ,,,,,, ,,,,, T reasurern , ,s,,, Mericlc Chattee Diclc Kahanelc ...,t,, ,, ,,,,,,,. l-listorianh, ,,s,,,,,,,,, Gene Graves Barbara Brown .,.,., Parliamentarian Sally Ann Quimby Ralph Berman s,,.. if . Librarian, , Douglas Duncan PAN-AMERICAN CLUB GIRL ' QU ATTENDANCE gk ik ik The purposes ot the Student Pan- American League are: to stimulate an inter- est in the young people ot the ditterent countries in the Pan-American Union, and to promote understanding and amicable re- lations between the people ot the nations ot the western hemisphere. Left to right, Front row-Wright, Aldrich, Wheeler, True, Reed, Shaggs, Johnson, Aiken. Second row-Parker, Dyer, Ho- gan, Niesley, Herrera, Swanson, Hudgins. Last row-Brannon, Ridgeway, Roth, Berger, Mrs. Geiger, Boughton, Lanslty, Cal- laghan, Ratliff, Pillsbury, Woodrow. ARTETTE ik 3117 gf? The l-loover Girls' Quartette has talcen a very active part in serving the com- munity and the school, in the past year. Left to right, Front row-McGuire, Rende. Second row-Bald- win, Barker, Vance, Harris, Fisher, Hillier. Not shown-Evering- ham, Mrs. Hofmann fDirectorT. MONITOR ik ik sf? Four girls worlc in the ottice each period under the direction ot Miss Margaret McVey and Miss Velma Fleming, attendance ottice secretaries. An award ot merit is given, upon graduation, to those girls who have worked tor three years in this ottice. Left to right, Front row-Palmer, Templeton, Bowman, Garri- son, McKeague, Foster, Kerrigan. Second row-Woolery, Kan- tor, Danzey, Miss Fleming, Miss McVey, Leach, Leischner. Last row-R. Leach, Billings, Roth, Marltley, Sinclair, Chap- man, Deacon, Ennes, Jack, Alther, Getsoian. STAGE CREW Left to right, Seated - Wight, Neisly, Leslie. Standing -- Vetter, Stewart, Mr. Bradshaw. ',.va. arranging ik ji? ji? The duties ot the stage crew are: building and designing all sets, the stage tor all assemblies, and running the public address system tor extra activities. l-loover's stage crew consister, this semester, ot ten boys. Dick Vetter was the stage manager, Bob Stewart, assistant stage manager: and Jim Wight, chiet electrician. Bert Gebert and Franlc Smith were tly men, Art Leslie and Bob Murray, spot men, Bob Nelson, stage artist: Bob Coles, curetin man, and Bob Twitty, stage hand. Donna Neisly was the secretary. Mr. Bradshaw sponsored this selected group. SWITCHBOARD sk sk ik This year, as in previous years, a group ot girls have given their study time in order to serve the school as switchboard operators in the main ottice. The ten girls that worked in the main ottice at the PBX. board this year, under the direction ot Miss Lucille l-lartson were: Florence Bray, Carol Rice, Jean Sprague, Peggy Burrows, Beverly Whitson, Ruth lrwin, Bonnie Krames, Maxine Moore, Althea l-larvey and Theresa Belluscio. vey, Belluscio. Q f- ,..- 'W f , , Nm, we r M ,ww-agef'y'ws'wvnw,f..zmm'v1.s.ufmaia. .wmv Q 4 2 . N cr rg- ' i Seated, left to right-Bray, R Sprague. Kneeling: Burrows, Wht son, lrwin, Krames. Standing Clark, Moore, Miss Hartson JOURNALISTS CARDINAL STAFF . Left to r' - o s mi en avi Ch b l Walker, Pon or Colby, Osgood. T . QUILL AND SCROLL St ' en, McManus, aun Miss Smith. Sea e - McCarty, Storms, am sf? ik jk Aspiring iournalists tound a chance to show what they could do in their tield when The Cardinal returned to a tour-page edition this year. Work on the paper was put aside when Miss Delight Smith, adviser, was given a surprise birthday party by the entire statt under the Editor-in-Chiet, Vivian Barnard, in the tall semester. The Car- dinal Follies was given as ia subscription bonus while Marcia Chamberlain was Editor- in-Chiet in the spring. l-lexacoolcin' the Quill and Scrool variety show, served as a means to raise Sl3O tor scholarships given to deserving Seniors. The Melville I.. Slater chapter ot Quill and Scroll, advised by Miss Delight Smith, and presided over by Allen McManus in the tall, and Marcia Chamberlain in the spring, is an lnternational l-lonorary Society tor l-ligh School Journalists. anding-Peterson, McC K S de E td oga chbi Left to right: Dorothy McCarty, Editor- in-Chiefg Betty Tuggey, January Editor: Betty Handley, June Editor: Mrs. Phyllis Wallen, Annual Adviser. Dot McCarty, Betty Handley, Vic Walker, Kenny Johns, Joyce Olson, Peggy Ho- gan, Bob Saunders, John Osgood, and Marcia Chamberlain. Nelda Blake, January Art Editor, Ellis Jacobson, January Cartoonist, Vic Walk- er, Photographer: Norman Kollrey, Janu- ary Senior Photographer. Kenny Johns, Business Manager, Hazel Roth, Club Editor, John Osgood, Art Editor: Gwynne Boucher, Sports Editor. Bob Saunders, June Art Editor, Marcia Chamberlain, Staff Artist, Peggy Hogan, Typist, Burton Nestor, Sports Photogra- pher. yi' fm? ,,,...nJ- F F at, QFUV 4 a1 , i t ,', . ,ff 'Wk YT? .5 -v-. ft Q R -. ,a T sf W. A fy i f, , E ,nw 415 arm 'vs .vw - ,f Y-v we YE? 'N Ze 70 -i Zlaititit CREDITS Cover design ... Y .. , SS Theme introduction oooe,,, S eeeoe, S Administration section page ssssss S January Senior section page S ik Sports section page ccc,,ccccccccccc jf? Organizations section page ik January Calendar sccccc,..cc cccccccc ik June Calendar S cccccccc ccccc S PHOTOGRAPHY it it it it January Seniors, Fall Commissioners, Fall Boys' Federation otticers SS Faculty groups, June Play cast, Senators, Thespians, Stage Crew, Cheer Leaders, Song Leaders SS cccss cccc, S S SS Football teams, Football line-up, Basket- ball teams, Baseball teams, Ambulance Corps, Varsity Fl. Club, Gay Blades, Los Sabres SS SS SSSSSSSSSS,S SS.SS.SSSSSS S .SSSSS SSSS S S SS Administrators, June Seniors, Spring Com- missioners, Spring Cardinal Coeds, Spring Boys' Federation, and all teams and or- ganizations lexcept those by Vic Walker and Burton Nestorl .SSSSSSSSSSSSSS S S SSSS S SSSSSSSSS th Osgood SSSSSSJohn Osgood Marcia Chamberlain SSSBob Saunders Osgood SS Marcia Chamberlain S SSSSSSSS S Ellis Jacobson S Joyce Olson Norman Kolkey Vic Walker Burton Nestor SSSMr.A. C. l-lamilton, ot e Fairmount Photo Shop STUDENTS OTI-IER Tl-IAN STAFF MEMBERS WI-IO CONTRIBUTED TO Tl-IIS BOOK Senior Write-ups Sports Copy SS SS Earl Saunders SSSBill Tanner Bill l-lartley Lee Singleton Jack Norberg Bill Yale u dy JJHEE., If Kiwi, 0 7h'ER 'W'- aux lllnnug.,,,,, 'dlnlianqg 1... FMHGYPNT Egg? ATIEN llCtnugg,,.w I'l0lV.. ,... OO H. , ,.4f Ang 'XICSQ my W ,M UU? 'F I9 + .il rw if? A MM 2, f 3 ACKNOWLEDG EME NT jk jf? sf? The statt ot Dias Cardinales gratetully acknowledges the help ot the following, in the preparation ot this boolc: Mrs. Emily Morse, tor her patient copy-reading ot our many unorthodox pages: Mr. Bob Breitbard, tor his frequent assistance in the editing ot the sports copy: All ot the taculty sponsors ot l-loover organizations, tor their tine co- operation in assembling groups to-r pictures, identifying members, and checking the write-ups, All ot the teachers who so generously excused students trom class tor pictures and Annual business, Mr. A. C. l-lamilton, ot the Fairmont Photo Shop, tor his excellent pic- tures, his cheertul acceptance ot last-minute orders, and his dependa- bility in getting out work on time: Hal Bruclqer, ot Neyenesch Printers, tor his much appreciated advice in the planning and organization ot this boolc. Q Q Q This is our America. Our high school, our homes ancl families, our ties with the nation. 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