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

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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.

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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.

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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!