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

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VICE Plll UIPAL eniors: The years of your high school career nuld be characterized as the era of pre- icted doom. You have been told that uclear weapons, an ever-increasing daily ace, the threat of war, and prospects of lter-space travel portends for you a dismal nd frightening future. Lest you become discouraged by such redictions you should be reminded that Nars and rumors of wars and doomed enerations of youth are not unique to your me. From the Age of Pericles to the pres- nt time, each generation has had its proph- :s of doom. Yet, and this may be debated y the cynic, the current generation is al- .ost always superior to the immediate pred- zessor. We are certain that this will be true your case. The years that lie ahead for you seem, i us at least, to offer a most wonderful, in- eresting and fascinating challenge. Frankly, be envy you. Good luck! R. E. Ford Your senior year has been thrillingly unique. For the first time in history man- made moons shot skyward, there to circle silently in outer space. Since Sputnik took to the heights, the most fantastic schemes now seem plausible. You have seen fantasy become reality. You have had your small, secure world suddenly expand. You have thrilled with the thought that your horizons now extend even beyond this planet. l-low exciting to be a senior in this new age of limitless, boundless space. May this dramatic launching of man's first satellite, experienced by no other senior class, reveal to you the endless possibilities of your future. May you forever remember that the impossible now can be realized. May you confidently believe that although the universe is puzzlingly intricate, the an- swers are there. As you use your new know- ledge may you hold fast to the age-old eter- nal values. As you grasp at the stars may retain close kinship with God's greatest 1, man. Miss Dillon Mr. Ford

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MR. FINEGOLD Physiology Biology MISS DONNELLY Iunior High Program Counselor MR. HARRIS Basic Crtirenship U S, History MISS GRIMSHAW llomemakmq MR. FOOTE Physical Education Wrestling Gall MRS. EDSON Typing MISS HEATON Department Chairman Honors English English MISS GROGAN Calor-Desian General Art Lettering MRS, GEIGER MR. GRIEG DR. GRIFFIN Spqmsh Counselor Reading Improvem American Government MR, NGLE MHS. FENN MR' EIQIEEQEORG Head rooliibqll couch Rwdmg Imprqven Science Problems MCTlh9mGl1CS Senior Advisor EUQIISH Physiology MISS HENDERSON MISS HENRY MR. HERSHEH Honors Social Studies WOfld I-ilGl'GiUT6 Prmlshop Prodllcli Social Problems AUdi0-VISUGI Prlmshop World History Ph0l0Qf0PhY MR. GROSSMAN MR. HAMPTON MISS HARAIU Intermediate Algebra Head Basketball Coach English Mathematics Degartment Chairman Geometry P ysical Education