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

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1959 volume:

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ALLEN It was the best of times, it was the worst of times . . . These opening words of Charles Dickens' Tale of Two Cities might describe some of your memories as you recall your Hoover highlights. The winning of an election or a defeat on the athletic field may characterize for you the best and worst of times. For each of you the recollections of your years at Hoover are most meaningful because of the persons involved. The friends who made posters and conducted your election cam- paign, the teammates who shared your tears as you left the game-the persons in your life at Hoover have made even your unhappy moments warm and memorable. May the highlights of your years ahead be challenging and rewarding even though all may not be the best of times . Helen F. Dillon your preparation for this space age. Continued success to each one of you and Godspeed Sincerely, Percy Allen Principal and Vice Principals MR. FORD H. .P W-fwwwwm HELEN F. DILLON Seniors: Members of the class of '59 have earned the respect of the Hoover faculty for their consistent demonstration of good will, in addition to many other fine qualities. Outstanding has been your individual efforts to abide by the sacred admonition - Do unto others as you would that others do unto you . This good will trait which we are certain enhanced your satisfactions and happiness during your tenure at Hoover will prove a most rewarding asset in your future endeavors. Good Luck, ROBERT E. FORD MR. ALLEN MR. BAER MRS- BAKER HELEN BARR FERNE BASSETI' MYRTLE BURTON BONNEY CARLSON SIGNE CARLSON Counselor Basic Citizenship U. S. History physicaygducatio,-, English Contemporary Literature Coordination of the Scholarships Eflllllsh U. S. History CUUHSSIOI Card.,-lettes Senior Class Advisor Gifted German Junior High Program Counselor Latin Counselor Latin MRS. CHRIST MRS. CLAYTON MR. CLOSE MR. CRABTREE MR. CRAWFORD MRS. CUMMINGS MR. DAVIS- MR. DEAN English English Music Appreciation Geometry Electronics Public Speaking Physical Education Depmmeng Chlirmgn Boys Chorus Algebra Basic Citizenship physics Harmony MR, DE IRODT MR. DE .IARNETTE HELEN .DONNELLY MRS. EDSON MRS. ELSNER MR. ENGLE MRS. FENN MRS. FERRIS C0nggmpor.ryLiQ,,agu,-, English Junior High Program TYPIH8 Physical Education General, Scleflce Reading Improvement Physical Education gngljsh Test!Master Program Physiology English Cami,-,eneg Math MR, FINEGOLD CLAUQIA FRANClSCO MRS. GEIGER DR GRIFFIN MR. GREIG JEAN GR ANNA GROGAN MR. GROSSMAN Biglqgy Physical Education General Language Accelerated Reading American Government Homerrmm?rN:w Color and Design Geometry Russian Spanish U. S. History General Art Math Counselor Lettering MR. HAMPTON ELEANORE HARAIIAN MR, HARRIS MARGARET HEATON ETHEL HENDERSON RUTH HENRY MR. HERSHEY MRS. HOFF Department Chairman Physical Education U, S, Higiory English Honors Social Studies Department Chairman Printshop Spanish Physical Education English American Government World Literature Intramurals Social Problems Audio-Visual English MR. HOFFERT Architectural Drawing English Literature Drafting MRS. HOFFMAN MRS. HOFMANN Advanced Chorus Vocal Ensemble Chorus Choir English MR. HOLLINGSWORTH MR. HOLT MRS. IMEL DAGNY INGEBRITSUN MN- IAPPE Bookkeeping Physical Education Junior High Program Hvme Nursing Chemlsffy Counselor Coordinator MINI English MR. IETER Lunch Supervisor Business English Yearbook Advisor Record Keeping Baseball MRS- JORDAN MR. KAUBLE PHYLLIS KEFALAS mas. KELLER Mp, KING MR, KLEIN nouns nokmoun intumediate Mishra Lunch SUDBYVISOV Library PYGCUCG Home P'9n 'f'! Cardinal Production Driver Training Office Practice Metal Shop Bookcraft Clothing Journalism Shorthand English Tyvinz French IIAZEL MARTENS MR. MARTIN Mn, MATT!-IIE FAUSTA MILLER FERN MILLER MARTHA MILLER CAROL MILSTEN MARGARE1' MINSHALL B m:::ii:K'iSh Wish C 0,:Q::'0' Swish B s.:::2e.2:.m:::,'i'n f s:'z::':::r: n 'e'::,.'li::'i' PW-' me-'--M Mm, Foods 'WWW' MR- MOE MRS. MURRIS MR MULKEY MR. MURPHY MARTHA MURPHY MR. NORDSTROM MRS. UITMAN MfSGT.o0q-CgNNELl. EHEHSV1 Ufefafufe EHEHSVI Ango Shgp Physical Education Crafts Chemistry Biology R- - ' ' Counselor Frgngh Drama mn. Pznricig mn. Penznson Mn. Ponreous MR- pR0K0p MR- Ryglglq Physical Education String Ensemble U. S- Histvw Teacher-Coordinator Clerical Practice Ofchesffa Student Government School Service Band World History Counselor HELEN SCHIFERLE Department Chairman American Government Lunch Supervisor U. S. History MR. SHOWLEY MR. SMITH U. S. History Mechanical Drawing Drafting MRS. STAFFORD DAISY TOMPKINS MR. VAN TASSEL MR. VICKERY 5Ch00l NWS! EHSHSV' Plane Geometry Basic Citizenship Solid Geometry MR. WHITEHEID MR. WOOLLEY MR, YOUNG Basic Citizenship AUdlf0f USB American Government U. S. History Stagecratt U. S. History Tennis Drama Social Problems General Science Baseball MR. WALLACE MR. WEBBER Illustration Geometry General Art Math Lettering MRS. WELLS Basic Citizenship Senior Arithmetic Vocations Math DOROTHY WHELAN Math MW i Row 1. Hartson, Nash Row 2. Miss Precourt, McVey, Rose, Dent, King, Sampson, Miss Fleming, James Row 3. Wyckoff Custodial Staff lui, 'K ,, in Office Staff ,N www - Row 1. Singo, Buck, Rittenhouse, LaBeIIo, DeRubertis, Crawford, Rishavy Row 2. Englund, Boyd, Pixley, Haynes, Brouillette, Tsuchiyama Row 1. Dial, Boterman, Harrington, Musgrove, Amick, Komer Row 2. Adams, Truntham, Cunningham, Howel, Wilke, McKinney l 3' t 9' 'ME' . 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Lamprou, Haver, Needham, Ruskin Row 2. Doud, Wheeler, Matranga - I Il.. , CFML 1 H ADAMS, GARY ALLAN Hamburger Face thrives on water skiing, swimming, hunting, and fishing . , . member of Ecivres and Lettermen's Club . . . participated in varsity football, varsity track and J. V. wrestling . . . liked football and Coach Perpich . . . math major . . . will remember beating Point Loma in '57 . . . will attend the Den- ver Air Force Academy and be a mechanical engineer or a dental technician. ADAMS, MARTIN JOSEPH Likes to be called Little Joe . . . enjoys skin-diving and read- ing . . . was member of the Silver Blades Drill Team and the Science Club . . . liked Mr. De- Brodt's contemporary lit class . . favored MfSgt. 0'Connell . . . longest lingering memory will be the time we heat San Diego in football . . . plans to attend State . . .will have a math major. K ADAMSKE, MELVA MARIE Very sincere . . . keen on play- ing the piano and attending meet- ings and church activities . . . member of Jr. and Sr. Y-Teens. Bible Club, and Boosters Club at Hockerville . . . Student Council representative . . . math and business major . . . our ZO-12 football triumph over San Diego will linger in her memory . . . a future co-ed at State or Cal- Western with an education major. ,Nw I af 1 ' -I f Q 'fm satis .F m.n,e,.,,ul : W- 'fpeffw 1 AH HEE, PAT LEILANI Came to us from Castle High school, Honolulu, Hawaii . . . likes to dance and listen to re- cords . . . favored shorthand . . . enjoyed Martha Miller , . . major was business , . , will consider the Senior Prom a treasurable memory . . . plans to attend business college . . . would like to be a secretary. ALDRICH. CHARLENE Long wavy hair . . . rates baton twirling, bowling and dancing as her favorite pastimes . . . in Y-Teens, Downbeat Club, Cardin- ettes, and a Band majorette , , . will miss her Cardinette class and Miss Zowada . . . a business major . . . will long remember morning practices and perform- ances . . . future plans include attending J. C. with a business major, being a secretary, and mar- riage. ALESI, JOSEPH h Joseph spends leisure time water-skiing, horseback riding, and swimming . . . print shop, Mr. Hershey, and Mr. Kauble rated high on his list . . . his major was industrial arts . . . will proudly remember when Hoover upset San Diego 20-12 in the 1956 football game . . . after leaving Hoover will go into the service. 'WW 57 ADKINS, STEPHEN J. Steve enjoys hunting, driving, and listening to music . . . was on J.V. and Varsity cross country . . . rated cross country high , . . Coach Holt was a favorite teacher . . . science major . . . will remember the Mount San Antonio invitational cross country meet . . plans to enter the Armed Forces and later become a police officer. ALESSIO, JEANETTE LEE Jovial , . . enjoys bowling, dancing, and eating pizza . .A . lr. YATeens secretary . . . active in Sr. Y-Teens and served on lr. Cabinet . . . favored Mr. Showley . . . fond of Miss Henderson's American Problems class . . . will remember the Sr. Prom , . . future plans are to attend San Diego State College with an edu- cation major . . . would like to become a teacher. , , .i ,wiv ALEXANDER, SHANNON DENICE Dennie likes to sleep, roller skate, and be with her two cats . . . member of the Orchestra and Latin Club . . . in the '57 Christ- rnas Play . . . two year P. E. mon- itor . . . favored Orchestra . . . liked F. Miller and S. Carlson . . . math major . . . will remember the Orchestra trips and the '56 San Diego game . . . will attend State or Linda Vista Baptist Col- lege with a math major. ALRED, MARY GRACE A transfer from Marietta High School, Marietta, Georgia . . . Mr. Young and U, S, History made a hit with her . . . will major in social studies at the University of Georgia. f 'fl , it Wt , M- sf ' Ll if J sh!! if 7 ANDERSON, DON C. To many of us Don is known as Jerry Lewis because of the great resemblence . . . he likes to work with wood in his spare time . . . had a woodshop major . . . will long remember the fabu- lous football season of 1956 . . . hopes to be able to work with wood in some way after graduat- ing. ANDERSON, GEORGE C. I Has served Hoover well in many clubs '. . . likes to sing, run, read, and collect stamps . . . was CSF pres., Ecivres treas.. French Club veep, and sec. of the Ensemble . . . belonged to the Lettermens Club , . . ran Varsity track and cross country . . . a fan of honors physics and Fern Miller . . . will remember when Rory Thompson chased a fly across the room during a biology test . . . will attend Cornell or Penn State and go into chemistry. Class of 1959 ADMIRE, GLORIA SUE Beautiful blonde hair . . . en- joys going out with Cec . . . pre- ferred her social problems class to others . . . rates Miss Henderson as her favorite teacher . . . she had a business major . . . may attend a business college and later get an office job . , . plans to get married, ALEXANDER, PRISCILLA M. L. Likes to be called Pris , . . previously attended Miami High, Miami, Arizona . . . enjoys pop- ular music, singing, and writing . , . was active in G.A.A., the Marching Band, Pep Band, Pep Club, and Vespers isinging groupl at Miami High . . . favored her English class, and Miss Francisco . . . majored in business . . . will always remember her first day at Hoover . . . plans to work at Convair and attend night school. ,M ANDERSON. RAY . , Ray is partial to girls . . . time at Hoover has been busy twith Hi- Y . . . participated in track, wrest- ling, and varsity cross country . . , gym and architectural drawing held his interest . . . chose Hub Foote as favorite teacher . . . will in '56, and beating Shaules and bonud . . . would like to work Company in basketball , . .J. C. long remember beating San Diego for the telephone company. ANGLE, BEVERLY ANN A newcomer from Elkton High School, Elkton, Maryland .... fond of sewing and reading . . . particularly enjoyed shorthand and M. Miller . . . her first day at Hoover will stand out among memories . . . may attend J. C. and later become a secretary. Ulf' AVED, DON W. Spends spare time playing ten- nis, bowling, dating, and eating . . . was in Boosters Club and treasurer of the Bowling Club . . . participated in Varsity tennis . . . favored trigonometry . . . en- joyed Fern Miller . . . math and science majors . . . will remem- ber Mr. Dean's physics experi- ments and the San Diego-Hoover game . . . plans to attend U. C. at Berkeley with a science and en- gineering major . . . will be an engineer. We BALLINGER, PATRICIA JOANN Pat enjoys being with Bill . . . rated her civics class as her fav- orite . . . listed Miss Schiferle as .tops . . . had a homemaking major . . . the Senior Prom of 1957 will be among her lasting memories . . . future plans in- clude marriage and becoming a beautician. 18 ARAGON, MANUEL JR. Friendly personality . . . a transfer from Lincoln . . . en- thusiastic about bowling with Anne . . . listed Mr. Mulkey as his favorite teacher . . . majored in science . . . will long remem- ber the Y-Teens hayride . . . hopes to attend San Diego State with a pre-medical major . . . would like to be a veterinarian. AXTELL, RUTH ANNE Straightforward . . . lives for swimming and tennis . . . secre- tary of Tennis Club, member of Pan-Am Club, Soph. Y-Teens, and G. A. A .,., enjoyed her Jr. English and U. S. History class- es . . . liked Mr. Harris, Miss Minshall, and Mrs. Clayton . . . science major . . . will always re- member the football games and the Sr. Prom . . . plans to at- tend U. S. D. and become a nurse. ARELLANO, MICHAEL T. Mike is partial to parties. par- ticipating in sports events, and arguing with friends . . , two-year member of Lettermens Club . . . played J. V. football, lettered in Varsity wrestling and Cee track . . . favored his gym class with Coach Holt . . , math and indus- trial arts major . . . will always remember when he was in the fashion show in his Jr, year . . . future plans are undecided. ARNERO, CRUZ Rates dancing and attending school activities as tops . . . was telephone chairman of Sophomore Y-Teens . . . member of Boosters Club and Pan-Am Club . . . par- tial to Miss Miller and Mr. Jeter . . . a business major . . . will long remember Commencement and Ditch Day . . . plans to at- tend J. C. as a business major. BAILEY, GORDON RAYMOND Nicknamed Ray . . . enjoys playing the sax, bowling, and listening to police calls . . . fav- ored mechanical drawing and Mr. Hoffert . . . majored in math . . . the night we crippled the Cavemen will stand out in his memory . . . San Diego State is in the cards for Ray with a major in civil engineering . . . will go into the U. S. Forest Seni- ice. BAILEY, SHIRLEY RAYE Very likeable . . . avidly enjoys working in the Elvis Presley Fan Club . . . A Cappella Choir . . . Counseling Office and library monitor . . . liked choir and Mr. Shirts, a cadet teacher . . . busi- ness and homemaking major . . . will remember everything about Hoover . . . looks forward to at- tending Pentecostal Bible College and marriage. ASKEW, LYNN C. Lynn rates playing football as his favorite pastime . . . was a member of the J. V. and Varsity football squads . . . partial to his favorite teacher . . . majored in industrial arts. rx 'F 451 1 - X . ij I X t .1 J 'ity l- We j 5 If -,ww A . BALDERMAN, MORRIS AARON Intelligent and well-liked . . , favorite pastimes include filling out forms and taking Mr. Dean's physics tests . . . made a good Commissioner of Finance . . . belonged to CSF, German Club, Silver Blades, and the Bonnie Las- sie Marching Society . . . liked student government and Mrs. Christ . . . graduation will linger longest in his memory . . . the University of California with a major in mechanical engineering are in the future for Morris. BALLARD, ROBERT H. This friendly Hooverite is a great fan of dancing, parties, and football games . . . participated in Hi-Y . . . world history with Mr. Prokop made a hit with him . . . history major . . . the football game against San Diego in '56 will be remembered. . . will at- tend State, then Bringham Young University . . . major will be gen- eral education . . . future plans are undecided. BALTZER, NEAL B. Butch is especially interest- ed in progressive jazz, and sports . . . was a member of the Student Council . . . participated in J. V. and Varsity football . . . favored his lettering class and Mr. Wal- lace . . . majored in machine and architectural drawing . . . future student at Pacific Luther- an College with a theology major Q . . hopes to be a minister or teacher. BARENO, JAMES Jim previously went to Sunny- vale High, Sunnyvale California. . . . likes to work on his car radio and water ski in his spare time . . . liked radio shop most . favored Mr. Crawford . . -. major- ed in radio . . , plans to attend University of Southern California . . . will major in electronics. BARRETT, JUDY LYNN Very friendly . . . rates bowl- ing, horsehack riding, and minia- ture golfing with Paul as favorite pastimes . . . was a delegate to the '57 Nominating Convention . . . . enjoyed home planning and Mr. Prokop . . . business major . . . Sr. Prom will be a fond remembrance . , . looks forward to marriage and secretarial work. BASSETT, GEORGE LEWIS Gordi is crazy about all sports, dating, and having good times . . one of our Iettermen . . . two years in varsity football among his accomplishments . . . enjoyed his lr. English class and Mr. Porteous . . . will remember field day in his Sr. year . . . fu- ture: plans will include attending BEST, CHARLES Chuck enjoys hunting and work- ing on his car . . . was member of the French Club , . . participat- ed in cross country and A Track W2 milej . , . favored auto shop . , . liked Mr. Mulkey , . . math major . . . will remember the team that won the '56 San Diego-Hoover game , . . will major in electrical engineering , . , fu- ture plan is to work outside in the field of engineering. BONNET, SANRA M. Sandy is a welcome transfer from La Sierra Academy, in Ar- lington, California . . . she loves all sports, but especially enjoys water skiing and horseback rid- ing . , . favored her history class and Mr. Harris . . . had a busi- ness major . . . will continue education at 1. C ,,.. expects to be a receptionist or beautician- BATES, CLODIA HELEN This charming co-ed came to us from Pocatello High School, Idaho . . . she especially enjoys danc- ing and painting . . . prefers art . . . majored in Spanish . . . Senior Prom will be a lasting memory , . . will make a good cosmetologist. BOELTER, DAVID Lots of fun to know . . . Dave likes to have a good time . . . a 2-year member of Choir . . . a music major . . . will miss Choir and Mrs. Hofmann . . . the night we clobbered San Diego High in football will always be remember- ed by Dave . . . future plans in- clude either going into the serv- ice or work. BOOTH, RICHARD F. Prefers to be called Dick . . . lists swimming, camping, and working on cars as his favorite pastimes , . . especially enjoyed his physiology class . . . rated Mr. Mulkey as tops. , . majored in math . . . will remember the famous Hoover-San Diego game . , . plans to attend the Univer- sity of Redlands and major in engineering . . . aspires to be- come an engineer. BECK, LEOTA RUTH Skeeter is a welcome trans- fer from Lindsay, California . . . a great fan of sports, cooking, sewing, playing the guitar and singing . . . 4-H Club president in Freshman year, Sophomore class vice president, Girls' League representative, and FHA vice presi- dent, . . favored choir and Mrs. Hofmann . . . English major . . . graduation will always linger in her memory . . . plans to be a housewife and a model, BDGEN, LYNNE ARLENE Enjoys dating. parties, and lis- tening to the Four Freshmen . . . was in Ducateers, C. S. F, Y- Teens, and Boosters Club. . .fav- ored physiology . . . liked Mr. Vickery . . . majored in math . . . will remember the '57 Hoover- Puint Loma football game CHome- comingl . . . plans to go to State College with majors in business and education . . , would like to be a secretary. BDWEN, DANNY B. Enjoys playing pool, sports. hunting, fishing, camping, and going to parties . . . majored in drafting and math at Hoover . . . was partial to Mr. Grossman . . . will long remember the last day of high school . . . plans to at- tend junior college as a math and drafting major . . . hopes to be a drafting engineer in the fu- ture. BENDER, BARBARA JEAN Striking . . . Babs is very nice to know , . . greatly enjoys sing- ing, sketching, and student teach- ing at Franklin Elementary School . . . member of Y-Teens , . . served on the Cardinal Co-ed Council in her Soph. and lr. years , , . liked her chemistry class and Miss Henderson . . . will always remember our victory over S. D. in '56 . . . plans include attending State and becoming a teacher. BOLTZ, BARBARA JEAN Sweet and well liked . . . en- joys swimming and playing bad- minton and tennis . . , three year Y-Teen member, a Cardinal Co-ed and Student Council representa- tive, and CSF member . . . liked M. Miller and school service with Mr. Rybiski . . . business major . , , Hoover beating San Diego will ever be remembered . plans to attend State with a busi- ness major . . . will make a fine teacher or secretary. BOWERS. GERALD MELCHER BERRY, CATHERINE MARIE Known as Kay . . . a welcome transfer from Lincoln . . . espa- cially enjoys dancing, eating, mov- ies, and having fun , . . was a member of Band, Y-Teens, and Boosters Club . . , lists her cler- ical-procedures class and Mr. Ry- blskl 35 'ODS . . . a business maj- or . . . memories include the Sr. Prom . . . would like to at- tend South-Western Beauty Col- lege and become a hair stylist. BONDERSON. DANNY E. Nice to know . . . enjoys danc- ing and working on cars . . .rates auto shop as his favorite class, . . Mr. Mulkey was his favorite teach- er . . . had an industrial arts major . . . will long remember Hoover's 20-12 victory over San Diego and the 1958 Homecoming . . . may join the Air Force. BOWMAN, DollIER LLOYD Couldn't get along without dancing and eating . . . will miss his gym class . . . would rather have more teachers like Mr. Davis . . . majored in mach- ine drawing and business educa- tion . . . can't forget the year we beat Point Loma 09573 . . . might attend junior college. . . would major in machine drawing . . . plans to join the Navy and get into machine drawing work. BRANDEL, JOE I A good athlete . . , especially enjoys going to the beach . ,I . played Soph., l.V., and Varsity football, and was on the B squad . . . enjoyed his auto shop class and Mr. Mulkey. . . had an art major . . . will fondly remem- ber the Senior Prom . . . plans to join the Air Force after gradua- tion. l BROGAN, GAIL COLEEN Gail is partial to being with Bob and swimming . . . was a Y-Teen member . . . preferred shorthand with Martha Miller . . , majored in business . , . the '58 and '59 Senior Proms will be among lasting memories . . . will make an excellent stenograph- er. BRANSON, DONNA CAROL Swimming, bowling, going to the beach, dating, listening to records, and playing the piano take up Donna's spare time . . . claimed shorthand with Martha Miller as her favorite class . . . majored in business . . . the Se- nior Prom and Ditch Day will be among her lasting memories . . . hopes to become a beautician. BROOKS, C. KENNETH This friendly Hooverite rates bowling as tops on his list of fav- orite pastimes . . . was on Stu- dent Council, vice-pres. of French Club, and a member of Letter- men's Club . . . trig. class and Mr. Moe will be missed . . . ma- jored in math and science. . . football game against San Diego in '56 will be a stand-out in his memory . . . headed for U. C. L. A. as a math major. BROWN. LORETTA DEAN Especially enthusiastic about camping and doing art work . . . president of Ducateers and active in Y-Teens . . . was a monitor in the business office . . . chooses shorthand as her favorite class . . . partial to Martha Miller . . . will always remember working on floats for Homecomings . . . plans to attend San Diego State as a business major . . , plans to be- come a secretary. 20 BUATT, DUANE Athletic and very artistic . . . Duane is especially keen on going to the beach . , . while at Hoover participated in J. V. and varsity football and varsity track . . . favored his art class and Mr. Youngblood . . . majored in art . . . another Hooverite who will never forget winning the 1956 San Diego football game . . . plans to prepare for work in the art field at an art school. BRAV, SANDI GAYLE Transferred here from Richmond Union High School, Richmond, Calif .... enjoys collecting rec- ords. going to the movies, and dancing . . . was active in Choir . . . favored Mr, Hofmann and Choir . . . a business and drama major . . . will remember always the '56 Hoover vs, San Diego football game . , , headed for the Pasadena Playhouse . , , will later become an airline stew- ardess. s. . BRISCOE, ROV Q Roy's hobbies are collecting coins and stamps . . . he WGS vice-president of lunior Achiev- ment and a member of the Science Club . . . favorite class was phy- siology . . . liked Mr. Engle . . . majored in math and science . I. . plans to attend State College with a major in psychiatry. . .hopes to become a psychiatrist in the fu- ture. BRITT, WAYNE W. Well-liked by everyone , , , Wayne likes sports, swimming, and eating . . . served as veep of Ecivres and pres. and sec. of the Key Club . . . a member of the Lettermen's Club and the Jr. Prom committee . . . played 1, V. and Varsity basketball and baseball . . . liked trigonometry, Fern Mil- ler, and Mr. Moe . . . will re- member the trip to Glendale with the basketball team . . . a future student at State or San Francisco College. BROWN, EARLENE This friendly girl loves to bowl . . . served as report card and social chairman of F. T. A., and belonged to the Bible and Boost- ers Clubs . . . geometry was her favorite class, along with Mr. Crabtree as her favorite teacher . , . math and business major . . . remembers the April fool joke played by the Cardinal staff . . . hopes to attend State . . .would like to be an elementary school teacher. BROWN, KAREN LEE Sweet personality . . . loves to play tennis, sew, and read . . . honors math and Mr Grossman clicked with her . . . a math and science major . . . a future co- ed at State with a major in math or science , . . will become a mathematician. BROWN, LORENA D. Blondie is keen about danc- ing and going to football games . . . vice-president of G. A. A. and a 3 year member of Cardinet- tes . . . Miss Zowada and Card- inettes rated high with her . . . being Queen of St. Patrick's Day Dance stands out in her memory . . . will do some kind of secre- tarial work ,... is undecided about which college to attend. BUBEL, ROBERT ELLRICH Bob's hobby is water-skiing . . , president of the Regimental Cad- et Club and captain of his bowling team . . . a member of Silver Blades, Rifle Team, and the Pan- Am Club . . . trigonometry and Fern Miller made a hit with him . . . will remember the time he missed two weeks of school to go hunting . . . will attend San Diego State College. BUCHNER, DAVID A welcome transfer from Mun- cie Central High in Muncie, In- diana . . . particularly likes football, basketball, and dating . , . member of the Band, Science Club. and Pan. Am. Club . . . liked P. E. and Mr. Davis . . . had majors in math and science . . , will remember the '58 homecoming . . . plans to continue his majors at J. C. or State . . . would like to-be a mathematician or an engineer. BURR, EILEEN FAITH Nicknamed Peaches , . .rateS all sports, tacos, church work. and being with a certain boy as tops . , . secretary of'G. A. A. . . . counselor's monitor . . . enjoyed gym and Business Eng- lish, also Miss Zowada and Mf- .leter , . . Business Education maj- or . . . will remember '56 'San Diego game . . . will-continue Business major at J. C. . . plar1S tofbe a receptionist and a house- wi e. BVRON, LOUISE P. Especially enjoys going to school . . . monitor in both girls' and boys' attendance offic- es . . . enjoyed her sewing class, Mrs. Wells, Mrs. Fenn, and Mr. Nordstrom . . . homemaking maj- or . . , Homecoming will linger in her memory . . . will major in math and sewing at junior college . . . plans to get mar- ried and to work in a business office. CARR. GAIL DIANE Possesses both beauty and brains , . . rates after-game parties and dancing as tops , . . flag twirler, Commissioner of Student Affairs, Cardinal Co-ed corres. sec., veep, and treas., Soph. Y-Teens and German Club pres., sec-treas. of Ir. class, Jr. Prom Queen, mem- ber of CSF . . . partial to student govt. with Mr. Prokop . . .math and English major . . . will fond- ly remember being chosen Home- coming Attendant, '57, and Queen '58 . . . may attend Pacific Luth- eran College. CADWALLADER, BARBARA Prefers Bobbi . . . enjoys skat- ing and Louie . . . assisted Mr. Peterson who was her favorite teacher . . . band was her best liked class . . . social studies was her major . . : will long remember the Band trip to Comp- ton . , . plans to attend J. C. as a business major . . . future plans include marriage and OD- perating an I. B. M. machine. CANNON, CHRISTIE This girl with the devastating personality was regularly seen at football games . . . Her activi- ties were varied with Student Council, Cardinal Co-eds, C.S.F., Boosters Club, Y-teens, and Quill 8- Scroll taking up much of her time . . . A future teacher, Christie enjoyed Mr, Engle and Mr. Wilson , . . this yearbook owes much to her able and tire- less assistance. Our suspicions were confirmed when geometry was chosen a favorite . , . won- derful smile. CARAPEZZA, FRANCES Frances was an active member of the Tennis Club, Pan American Club, and Thespians . . . choir and Mrs. Hofmann were favored . . . had a music major . . . will remember all the exciting Hoover-SanDiego games. . .hopes to attend 1. C. and then State with a music and dramatics major . . . aspires to become a singer. CARLSON, ELLA ROSE Previously attended Roosevelt High, Honolulu, Hawaii . . . likes to dance, skate, bowl, swim, draw. and play tennis . . . was in Pan- American Club, Drum Corp, Future Nurse's Club, and the Science Club . , . was a nurse's monitor . . . favored physiology . . . liked Miss lngebritson . . . majored in science . . , plans to go to San Diego State College with a nurs- ing major. -ft. CARRANNANTO, PAUL D Hobbies are bowling and work- ing on his car . . . would rather have more classes like architectur- ll drafting . . . rated Mr. Hersh- ey 35 tops. . .math and industrial arts majors . . . Hoover beating San Diego in football in '56 will be a lasting memory . , . plans to go to San Diego State College . . . wants to take architectural drawing courses. CARROLL, LINDA LOUISE Fun to know . . . favorite pastimes include listening to rec- ords, dancing, and being with Phil . . . liked her job prepara- tion class and Martha Miller . , . a business education major , . . will fondly remember Ditch Day, the Sr. Prom, and Commence- ment . , . plans to do business work and be a housewife. t - CESMAT, MICHAEL D. Especially enjoys working on cars . . . was active in Hi-V in his Soph. year . . . most enjoyed class was auto shop . . . enjoyed having Mr. Mulkey . . , shop major . . . will remember the San Diego-Hoover football game . , . plans on joining the Air Force . . . will afterwards become a police officer. CHAMBERLIN, LINDA DIANE Intelligent and capable . , . Linda enjoys football games, dancing, listening to music, and writing . . . A Capella Choir, Pan-Am. Club, Quill Ri Scroll, Boosters Club, Y-teens and other assorted activities kept her busy . . . most of the copy in this book was done under her direc- tionas Chief Copy Editor . . . the Choir, Annual Staff, Mrs. Hoffman, and Mr. Greig were favorites . . . wants to become a writer after attending Berkeley or State. -uv-vw' CHAPMAN, RICHARD E. Q Dick to all . . . enjoys having a lot of fun . . . Participated in track . . . will miss contemporary lit. and Mr. DeBrodt . . , an in- dustrial arts major . . . the '56 Hoover-San Diego football game will long be remembered by him . . . hopes to become an Air Force pilot. CASWELL, ROBERT IA. IR. Friendly and well-liked . . .Bob last attended Santa Ana 'Hllh School, Santa Ana, California 1 . loves to dance and bowl . . active in Hi-Y and DeMolay. . . particlli- ated in Varsity basketball at San- ta Ana . . . English.was his fav- orite class. , , maimed 'fl ell' gineering , . . wants to attend State with an engineering major. i CESENA, MANUEL RICHARD Girls top the list of ManueI's favorite pastimes . . . he particip- ated in one year of track and shot putting . , . chose English with Mr. DeBrodt as his favorite class and teacher . . . the '56 Hoover- San Diego game will be remem- bered . . . after leaving Hoover will serve two years in Alaska with the Coast Guard Reserves. CHAVEZ, RAE F. I I Finds pleasure in art and lis- tening to records . . . liked to be in her lettering class . . . got along well with Mr. Wallace . -. . majored in art and homemaking . . . future will be in some field of art. CHEIIALIER, BEVERLY LOUSE Cute, fun loving, and friendly . , . a welcome transfer in her Sr. year from Van Nuys High School . . . Beverly favored her shorthand class . . . had a major in business education . . . wouid like to go into secretarial work. l CLARK, HARRIET LEE Enjoys listening to music, play- ing the guitar and recorder . . . was member of C. S. F.. Tennis Club, and Pan-American Club. . . English class was favored . . . en- joyed Miss Heaton . . . major was languages . . , graduation will be a pleasant memory , . . would like to go to Pomona Col- lege . . will major in humanities. CLOW, DAVID This friendly Letterman takes pleasure in eating and sports, par- ticularly body-surfing . . . was a member of the Lettermen's Club, and served on Senior Prom Com- mittee , . . played Varsity football and basketball . . . will always re- member being captain of the foot- ball team for the '58 Football Carnival . . . will attend San Diego State . . . plans to go into engineering or coaching. CLARK, KAREN JEAN Likes to be called Kim . . . spends her spare time dancing, going to parties, eating pizza, and just having fun . . . member of Y-Teens and Boosters Club while at Hockerville. . , business major . . , will fondly remember her Sr. Prom and all the good times at Hoover . . . a future J. C. or State co-ed with a merchandising major . . . plans to be a buyer for a large store. CLARK, KATHLEEN JEAN Answers to Teen . . . en- joys slumber parties, being with friends, and eating fried chicken . . . Y-Teen president fCardinal Co-ed service chairman and Coun- cil representative, Y-Teen float chairman in '57, program chair- man for Mother-Daughter Day decoration chairman for Shamrock Shuffle . . . favored Mr. Engle and Physiology . . . will remem- ber when the Y-Teen float won in '57 and '58 . . . State-bound as an education major. CLIFFORD, KATHY A. Kathy likes going to the beach. listening to stereophonic music. and traveling . . . favorite class was tennis . . . enjoyed Miss lngebritson . . . majored in homemaking . , . Senior Prom will be a lasting memory . . . plans to attend Junior College. . .hopes to be an interior decorator. CLUTE, SHARON LEE Possesses beautiful blue eyes . . . Sharon spends leisure time playing the piano, listening to progressive jazz and band music, and having a good time in gen- eral . . . partial to her chemistry class with Mr. Nordstrom . . . had a business major . . . when Hoover beat San Diego in '56 and the great school spirit we had that year will be among lasting memories . . . looking forward to attending U. S. C. COATS, BETTY LOU Popular , . . especially enjoys dancing and dating . . . served as vice-president of her Junior and Senior classes . . . was one of those hard-working Ecivres . . . a member of Cardinettes . . . a fan of Mr. Showley . . . math and science major . . . will long re- member the after-game parties . . . plans to attend State College and later San Francisco . . . hopes to be a dental hygienist. COATS, JANET M. Better known as lan . . . great- ly. enjoys singing, skiing, swim- ming and participating in church activities . . , will fondly remem- ber -Ditch Day and other Sr. ac- tivities . . . favored her badmin- ton class and Miss Zowada . . . majored in business . , . will at- tend J. C. or- bible college with a business major . , . would like to do secretarial work. CLIFFORD, MICIIAEL E. Mike likes to bowl, go to the beach, and listen to records. . . he was active in the Bowling Club for two years . . . lettering and Fern Miller were tops on his list . . . majored in math . . . will remember our 1956, 20-12 football Victory over San Diego High . . . will attend State to pre- pare for the teaching profession. X .1 COFFMAN, STEPHEN JAMES Usually wears a smile . . . Steve enjoys doing math and run- ning . . . was active in Letter- mens Club . . . participated in Varsity cross country and track , . . favored track and Mr. Dean , . . had a math major. . .the owah club in Mrs. Baker's history class will long be remembered . wants to attend State to major in engineering or education . . . hopes to be a teacher. COLEMAN, CLARDV LEIGH Very good-looking . . , likes flying gliders and taking Channel 8 newsreels . , . favored Mr. Wil- son's geometry class . . . a math major . , . will always remember getting his shirt torn off in study hall . . , plans to attend J. C. and Washington State later. . . wants to become a photographer. 22 COLLIER, CLINTON LEE Life would be unbearable with- out boats . . . would like to have more classes like R. 0. T. C. . . . favored Mr. Smith . . .major was math . . . another lad who will long remember beating San Diego in football . . , wants to attend San Diego State College . . . will major in math. COLLINS, PATRICIA A. Pat is a welcome transfer from Grossmont High . . . loves to go to the beach and spend time at Dobb's . . . admired her English class and Mr. Jeter . . . will never forget the Senior Prom and meet- ing Daryl . . , heading for State with a business major . . . hopes to become a secretary. COLMENERO, JOSE ROSARIO Friendly and nice to know . A. . Chayo especially enjoys going to dances, and listening to Perez Prado . , . was president of the Jr. Red Cross, a Jr. slave for the 1958 Ditch Day, and a Con- vention Delegate . . . favored his print and metal shop classes with Mr. Kauble and Mr. Hershey . . . industrial arts major . . . will remember the '56 Hoover-San Diego game . . . J. C.. lwufld with a social science major . plans to join the San Diego Police Force. COLVIN, VIRGIL CLIFFORD Working on cars, taking glrls out, going to the beach, and hunt- ing take up his spare time . .' . chose metal shop as his favorite class . . . partial to Mr. Kauble . . . had an industrial arts mejor . . . will fondly remember when the Caveman bowed to the mighty Redbirds in '56 . . . will prob- ably join the navy. COLVIN, VIRGINIA B. Ginger enjoys singing, playing the piano and drum in the Drum Corps . . . was a library monitor in tenth grade . . , favored music appreciation . . . liked Mr. Close . . . majored in business educa- tion . . . will never forget when Hoover stomped San Diego . . . plans to attend junior college with a major in nursing or dramatics . . . wants to be a nurse or dramatist. CORN. CHARLOTTE ANN Called Char by friends . . . came to us from Quincy High, Quincy, Washington, and Edmonds High, Edmonds, Washington . . . likes to dance and make flower arrangements . . . favorite class was home planning . . . enjoyed M-rs. Keller . . . Senior Prom will be a lasting memory . . . plans to get married in June, CRANE. LILA ANN Enjoys listening to hi-fi, espe- cially Belafonte records. and read- ing . . . was a member of the Bible Club at Hoover . . , favorite class was English . . . partial to Miss Ingebritson . . . will always remember Tower Day and the Sr. Prom . . . plans to attend Pasa- dena as an education and reli- gion major . . . would like to go into missionary work. COMBS, RAY B. Ray rates dancing and working on his car as his favorite pastimes . Q, . was a member of the Knights Hr-Y and was social commissioner representative to the Boosters Club . . . favored his electric SHOP class . partial to Coach Holt.. . . majored in math and DNYSICSV. . . plans to attend State with a forestry major . . . aspires to do forestry work. CONDON, CAROL ELIZABETH Always has a friendly smile . . . Carol was vice-president of A Capella Choir, chairman of All-Girl Assembly, Cardinal Co-ed of the Month, a member of Y-Teens, the Cardinal Co-ed Council, and a Junior Prom attendant . . . favor- ed biology and Mrs. Oatman . . . business major . . . the Senior Prom will always be a stand-out in her memory . . . plans to attend State and make dental as- sisting her future work. I COOPER, MARILYN MAY A talented ice skater . . . a professional skater with the Ice Follies . . . enjoys ice skating, all sports, all types of dancing, and playing many different in- struments . . . active in the Tennis Club, CSF, Future Nurses Club, Y-Teens, Senior Band, and Senior Tumbling Team . . . liked her algebra and tennis classes . . . favored Miss Upp . . . will attend State College and later, U.S.C, will go into show busi- ness and nursing. CORBITT, JACK Jack enjoys playing basketball in his spare time . . . was man- ager of the track and football squads . . . favored his gym class and was partial to Coach Engle . . . majored in mathmatics . . . will long remember the 1956 and 1958 football seasons . . . plans to attend college with a religion major . . . hopes to become a minister. COWAN, ROBERT A. Q V Bob especially enjoys skin div- ing . . . favorite class was R.0.- T.C. to prepare him for service with Uncle Sam . . . another l-lockerviller who will remember when Hoover beat San Diego in football . . . plans to study elec- tronics in night school while work- ing. CRAWFORD, MIKE Likes to be called Crawfish . . . went to Hogan High, Vallejo, Calif . . . enjoys skin diving . . . was member of Bowling Club. Spanish Club, and Boosters Club . . . favored auto shop . . . liked Mr. Mulkey . . . science and math major . . . will never forget when we beat San Diego . . . plans to attend San Diego State College . . . will major in physics . . . wants to be a physicist. 'F' COWARD, SHARON JEAN Previously went to Rosary High. San Diego . . .'likes to swim and play tennis . . . favorite class was shorthand. . .enjoyed Martha Miller . . . majored in history and math . . . graduation will be a lasting memory , . . plans to attend State College with a major in business . . . wants to do secretarial work. COX, David Riley h Previously attended Encinal High School, Alameda, California . . . he enjoys Jai Alai and golf in his spare time . . . any class dealing with mathematics was tops with him . . . favored Mr. Nordstrom . . . majored in math and science . . . will attend U.C.L.A. with a math and science major . , . plans to become a math or science teacher. GRAFTON, VIRGINIA DELANE Nicknamed Honey . . . likes progressive jazz, dating, parties, and pizza . . . member of Latin Club, Sr. Y-Teens, Boosters Club. and Thespians . . . liked Ameri- can Government, Mr. Young, and Miss Harajian . . . science major . . . will never forget Sr. Prom and Ditch Day . . . will attend J. C. and major in Dental Assist- ing . . . hopes to become a Dental Assistant. CREED. JOLENE RUTH Poised and talented . . . Jolene takes pleasure in sewing and flag KWIFIIITE . . . chairman of Extra Activities Committee on Sr. Cab- inet, a flag twirler, sec. of Down- beat Club, and a member of Latin Club, Y-Teens, and Student Coun- cull . . . will miss Cardinettes and Miss Zowada . . . math major. . . the night the '58-'59 Flag Corps was picked will always be remem- bered . . . will attend Abilene Christian College in Abilene, Tex- as . . , plans to go into social work. CRDCKER, ALTON JAY Called Al by his friends . . . likes to bowl and hunt in his spare time . . . favorite class was physics . . . preferred having Fern Miller for a teacher . . . major was mathematics . . . grad- uating from Hoover will be a last- ing memory . . . expects to attend San Diego State College . . . will major in mathematics and science . . . plans to enter the Navy or become an engineer. CROPLEY, CARROLL DUANE Friends call him Crop . -. . especially enjoys fishing, watching football games, and Mr. DeBrodt's contemporary lit. class . . . was in Science Club . . . was manager of Soph. football . . . favorite class was gym . . . liked having Mr. DeBrodt , . math major . will remember beating San Diego in '56 . . . plans to attend Oregon State College . . . will major ln- forestry. . . wants to be a good U. S. forest ranger. CROSBY, RON L. Has dark wavy hair . , . form- erly attended Point Loma High . . . fond of music and skin div- ing . . . belonged to the Key Club and Lettermens Club , . . played Varsity basketball . . . favored gym and Mr. DeBrodt , . . a business major . . . will long remember the trip to Glendale with the basketball team . . . headed for J. C. with a major in music . . . plans to become a musician or go into business. DAVIS. RONALD C. Ronnie was a very welcome transfer to us from Mission Bay High, San Diego, California , . . liked his auto shop class . . . Mr. Mulkey rated high . . . gradu- ation will be a very lasting mem- ory . . . hopes to do mechanical work in the future. DETTWILER, ELSBETH Previously attended school in Switzerland . . . likes music, read- ing, swimming, and dancing . . . was in German Club and French Club . . . favored har French class . . . rated Miss lngebritson high . . . majored in languages . . . will long remember her first day at Hoover . . . plans to return to Switzerland. CRUZ. ROSE N. Very friendly . . . Rose loves dancing, dating, movies, and rol- ler skating . . . while at Hoover belonged to Y-Teens Boosters Club and the Orchestra . , . enjoyed her shorthand class with Martha Miller . . . majored in business . . . she'll long remember the 1956 Hoover-San Diego football game . . . a future student at State . . . will major in business with the hope of becoming a secretary. DAW. BARBARA JEAN Attractive and lots of fun . . . thrives on going to the beach and parties, and playing the piano . .. . monitor in the counselor's office . . . liked Mr. Rybiski's shorthand class and M. Miller . . . majored in homemaking and business. . . the '55 Mission Bay game will linger in her memory . , . would like to be an airline hostess. ,,'t ' DEVEREUX. CHARLES ROBERT Bob is keen on water skiing and skating . . . participated in J. C. wrestling . . . managed varsity football for two years and baseball for one year . . . liked his mech- anical drawing class and Mr. En- gle . . . had math, science. and industrial arts majors . . . plans to major in math and engineer- ing at Berkeley . . . hopes to be- come an Air Force engineer. CZAPAR, LINDA GALE Vivacious . . . enjoys bowling, miniature golf, and being with Ronnie . . . served as Y-Teens social chairman . . . was a mem- ber of Downbeat and Bowling Clubs . . . was a band majorette . . . favored her social problems class with Miss Henderson and Miss Zowada . . . will remember being a Band majorette in her Junior year . . . aspires to be a cosmotologist and get married. ct , . Wits ., . i DELAPORTE, EUGENE A. Formerly attended high school in the Netherlands, and Central High School in Grand Rapids, Michigan . . . hunting, fishing, water skiing, and dancing click with him . , . preferred physics to other subjects . . . his major was math . . . looking forward to attending J. C. and then State . . . hopes to be an engine mech- anic and work on jet engines. DIAZ, ARTHUR JOHN The quiet athletic type . . , Art is nice to know . . . enjoys swim- ming, football, and pole vaulting . . . a 2-year member of Knights Hi-Y. . . played Soph., J. V., and Varsity football . . . liked 6th per. gym and Coach Kovac . . . our victory over S, D. H. S. in 1956 will be his lasting memory . . . plans to work for a year and then attend State College. my i -.'p5,?it.i . . mv., 1 - --.v 1. W r x DAHLKAMP, EDWARD EARL Ed is interested in watching sports activities and going to the beach . . . an audio-visual moni- tor . . . participated in J. V. and varsity football . . . liked 6th period gym and Mr. Prokop , . . had a math major . . . will con- tinue to remember beating San Diego in '56 . . . will attend col- lege as a business major and go into the business field, possibly the stock exchange. DEPPE, MIKE Friendly and well-liked . . . played Varsity golf . . . especially enjoyed his gym class . . . rates Hub Foote as his favorite teacher . . . had majors in math and sci- ence . . . will never forget when Hoover beat San Diego in '56 . . . another State-bound Hoover student . . . plans to major in math and become an engineer. DIETZ, CAROL DIANE Full of vim and vigor . . . Car- ol is lots of fun to know . . . loves to go the beach, play tennis, sew, and eat pizza . . . active in the Latin and Tennis Clubs . . . a member of CSF . . . partial to her clothing class and Mrs, Keller. . . '58 Sr. Prom will linger longest in her memory . . . will become an excellent nurse. D'AMORE, ROSELVN H. Friendly . . . enjoys the beach. playing the piano and composing songs , . . was pianist for the Tumbling Team, a Cardinal Co-ed representative and in F. T. A. A. . liked her history and tumbling classes . . . partial to Mr. Por- teous . . . music major . . . she'll remember Hoover's Z0-12 victory over San Diego . . . planks to at- tend State as a music major . . . would like to be a music teacher. DERR, PATRICIA JANET Pat came to Hoover from Sauga- tuck High School, Saugatuck, Michigan . . . she loves to roller skate . . . preferred her general art class to others , . , rated Mr. DeBrodt as her favorite teach- er . , . had a home economics major . . . graduation will al- ways stand out in her memory . . . plans to get married after graduat- ing. DINSEN, PHIL D. Girls, listening to hi-fi music, swimming, and playing the piano are tops with Phil . , . he es- pecially enjoyed his machine draw- ing class and Mr. Smith . . major- ed in engineering and math . . . happiest memories include the day Hoover beat San Diego in football . . . heading for State as a major in engineering and math , . . hopes to become an electronics engineed. DITTER, DIANA DEE Better known as Dee Dee . this vivacious co-ed loves dancing, parties, and song leading . . . was a member of Downbeat Club, Red Cross Council, Assembly and Rally Committee, and a song leader in her Senior year . . . served as a nurse's monitor . . . favored job preparation with Martha Mil- ler . . . business major . . . will remember being chosen Sr. Home- coming attendant, and Sr. Prom . . . may attend State . . . will go into secretarial work. DOLBY, DOUGLAS A i Girls hold a big place in Doug s life . . . most enjoyed classes were print shop and English . . . Mr. Hershey was well liked . .. . majored in print . . . beating San Diego in his sophomore year will never be forgotten . . .would like to be a printer in the future. DOMAN, JIM BRUCE Lists skin diving as his hobby . . , preferred his wood shop and gym classes . . . Mr. DeBrodt was his ideal teacher . . . had a major in industrial arts. DONALDSON, CAROL JOYCE Joyce attended Antelope Valley High School, Lancaster, California . . . likes to go to the beach, dance, and listen to hi-fi records . . . was in C.S.F., Senior Y- Teens, Assembly and Rally com- mittee . . . favored modern dance and Miss Zowada . . . majored in science . . . will long remember the Senior Prom . . . will attend Antelope Valley Jr. College. DONOVAN, DANIEL J. Dan likes to play baseball, skin- dive, and hunt . . . active in the Key Club and Knights Hi-Y . . . served as a projectionist . . . played J, V. baseball . . . favored study hall and Mr. DeBrodt . . . will remember when we wiped out S. D. H, S ,... plans to attend State or a college in the East . . . will go into the field of geology. DUENSING, MICHAEL L. A friendly athlete . , , Mike is keen about baseball, basketball. and movies . . . while at Hoover participated in J. V. and Varsity basketball and Varsity baseball . . . liked gym and Coach Hampton . . . majored in math . . . another Hooverite who will never forget beating San Diego . . . plans to attend State with a P. E. major . . . will make an excellent P. E. teacher. DOUD, ERNEST A. Friendly and well-liked . . . Er- nie particularly enjoys bowling. playing the piano, and listening to records. . .was publicity chair- man for the Sr. Cabinet, pres. of Bowling Club, vice-pres. of Key Club, and a member of Ecivres . . . favored trigonometry class and Fern Miller . . . math and science major . . . will remember Mr, Dean's physics experiments that didn't work . . . hopes to at- tend Pomona College to prepare for Episcopal Priesthood. W ' v DOXSTADER, CAROL JEAN Favorite pastimes include listen- ing to the radio and eating tacos . . . will miss U. S. History and Mr. Showley . . . the 1958 Senior Prom will be her lasting memory . . . undecided as to future plans. DUFFEV, LINDA DIANE Enthusiastic about sports and meeting new people . . . active in Y-Teens, Boosters Club, Jr. Red Cross Cabinet, Elections Commit- tee, C.S.F., Safety Council, Car- dinal Co-ed representative and clerk of the Sr. Cabinet . . . fav- ored her honors social studies class and Mr. Smith . . a math major . . . will remember when we beat San Diego in 1956 . . . will attend U.C. at Berkeley. DUNCAN, CAROLYN JANE Likes to swim, dance, and eat pizza . . . was in the Band and Orchestra . . . was a monitor for Mr. Peterson . . . especially en- joyed being in the Band . . . Mr. Whitehead rated high as a favorite teacher . . . majored in business . . . '58 Senior Prom will be a lasting memory . . , plans to at- tend San Diego State . . . expects to do secretarial work. DUCKSDN, DONALD Don comes to us from Redondo High, Redondo Beach, Calif .... likes to swim and play basketball . . , a member of the C.S.F. and the French and Science Clubs . . . played J. V. basketball . . . en- joyed Mr. Harris and his history class . . . majored in French and history . . . will remember the first Hoover-San Diego basketball game of '57 . . . plans to attend the University of California at Berkeley with majors in history and political science . . . hopes to be a teacher. DUNNAM, CLARENCE E. Friendly and nice to know . . . is sometimes called Head . . . was vice-president of the Key Club and a member of the Band . . . was on the Varsity football -squad . . . chose physiology as hrsifav- orite class . . . listed Coach Engle as tops . . . plans to go into some field of police work. DONNELLV, BARBARA LOUISE A welcome transfer from Kearny High . . . can be seen eating hamburgers at Smokey's . . . be- longed to Jr. Y-Teens . . . greatly enjoyed her journalism and Eng- lish classes . . . will miss Mrs. Clayton and Mr. Harris . . . mem- ories include the Red and White Ball and the R. 0. T. C. Military Ball . . . plans to attend J. C. and become a dental technician. DUCKWORTH, SANDRA JEAN Answers to Sandee . . . takes pleasure in listening to hi-fi rec- ords, dancing, and going to the beach . . . member of Y-Teens and Student Council . , . rates her shorthand class and M. Miller as tops . . . business major. . . last- ing memories include '58 football carnival and the Sr. Prom . . . hopes to attend State with a business major and to become a secretary. DUPREE, MARILYN CDRINE Known for her friendly smile and sweet personality , . . Marilyn thrives on eating pizza and tacos, flag twirling, after-game parties, and being with friends . . . a flag twirler, member of Y-Teens and Downbeat Club . . . cardinettes with Miss Zowada and physiology with Mr. Engle were tops on her list of classes and teachers . . . lasting memories will include be- ing chosen flag twirler and her Senior year . . . a future State co-ed . . . plans include fashion designing. DWVER, PATRICIA JANE lane takes pleasure in being with Wally, working as a doctor's receptionist, swimming, sewing, and dancing . . . member of Y- Teens . . . shorthand with Martha Miller was tops on her list of classes and teachers . . . had a business major . . . the Se- nior Prom will linger longest in her memory . . . after leaving Hoover will attend business college . . . aspires to be a legal secre- tary. ELDER, JANET RUTH Fan of swimming, playing ten- nis and the trumpet, and postcards . . . G, A. A., Student Council, and three year Band member . . . liked band, Spanish, Mr, Peterson, and F. Miller . , . Spanish and business major . . . another one who will long remember beating San Diego in '56 . . . hopes to be a beautician or secretary. ,io ' DYPVIK, STEVE Has an infectious personality . . . loves working on his Ford, hunting, and gas station work . . . a math major . . . auto shop and Mr. Hershey made a hit with him . . . will never forget throwing pennies on the rafters in print shop . . . Steve plans to join the Army and later become a mechan- ic. EDDY, LAURENCE D. Friends call him Cookie , . . enjoys going to the beach, riding surfboards, and bowling, . .mem- ber of Bowling Club, Boosters Club, and Science Club . . . maj- ored in math . , . put Mr. Dean as tops . . . enjoyed physics . . . can't forget the time we beat San Diego in '56 in football . . . plans to attend State . . . hopes to be- come a successful engineer. EDWARDS, GAIL NORTON Natural and friendly . . .favorite pastimes include talking, reading making friends, and church work . . . belonged to Bible Club, and the Science Club . . . an active member of the Latin Club . . . enjoyed her science and English classes . . . will always remember the football games and boys in bermuda shorts . . . State College with a major in science awaits her in the future . . . will become an excellent doctor . EFFRON, STEPHEN J. Called Steve by his friends . . . likes to work with stamps in his spare time . . . favored being in R. 0. T. C .... favorite teacher was Mr. De Jarnette , . . majored in science . . . a favorite memory will be the day Mr. Webber said he had a child tit turned out to be a dogj . . . plans to attend State . . . wants to do work in the field of merchandising. ELLZEY, NANCY BEE Friendly and nice to know . . . member of lr. and Sr. Y-Teens . . . monitor for work counselor . . . particularly enjoyed her U. S. History class and Mr. Showley . . . majored in business . , . will always remember when Hoov- er beat San Diego in '56 . . . will attend J. C. and continue business major. ELSTON, JACQUELINE JEANNE Friendly . . , Jackie likes to dance and drive around with the girls . . . was active in Y-Teens and Boosters Club . . . monitor in the library, nurse's office and gym . . . liked Mr. Harris' U. S, His- tory class and Mr. Delarnette . , . business major . . . remembers our victory over the Cavemen and all her days at Hoover . . . will attend School of Law in Lawrence, Kansas . . . plans to be a lawyer. EMILIO, JOHN A. n John chose machine drawing and Mr. Smith as his favorite class and teacher . . . majored in industrial arts . . . our 1956. 20-12 football victory over San Diego High will be remembered for many years . . . future student at State . . , a career of engineer- ing awaits him in the future. if ,i ESCALERA, ANGELINA Angie previously attended Point Loma High School . . . she loves to dance and swim . . . favored her shorthand class . . . majored in business . . , will long re- member the Sr, Prom . . . hopes to become an air-line hostess for United Air Lines. ESENOFF, RONDA ELAINE Dresses beautifully . . . thrives on tennis, dancing, and eating ta- cos . . . served as historian on Cardinal Co-ed Cabinet, and was a member of Red Cross Council and CSF . . . chose Spanish and Mrs. Christ as tops on her list of classes and teachers . . . math and language major . , . plans to attend University of California to major in education , . . interested in becoming an elementary school teacher. EUBANKS, DANIEL J. Dan likes hi-fi music, working on cars, and cutting gems . . . was a Westminster Fellowship of- ficer, and a member of the En- semble . . . favored his contem- porary lit class Mr DeBrodt and Mrs. Jordan . . . math and science major . . . the night Hoover crush- ed San Diego will stand out in his memory . . . will study bal- listic missle development . . . wants to work in the missle field. private or Air Force. EVANS, ANGELA MAUREEN Prefers to be called Angel . . . a welcome transfer from Reitz High School, Evansville, Indiana . . , secretary of the Freshman class at Reitz High . . . Student Council representative . , . en- joyed her English literature class . . . partial to Mrs. Hoffman . . . business major . . . will remem- ber the Sr. Prom . . . State-bound . . . plans to be a medical or dental assistant. ESCALANTE, RUBEN FERNANDO Wonderful personality . . . this friendly Hooverite loves dancing. parties. and cheerleading . . . was head cheerleader, '58-'59, sec. and social chairman of Knights Hi-Y, pres. of Downbeat Club, and a member of Key Club, Assembly and Rally and Student-Faculty So- cial Committees, and Student Council . , . favored auto shoo and Mr. Mulkey . . . math and electricity major . . . remembers the '56 Hoover-San Diego game . . . will attend J. C. as a math and electricity major. FARRAR, FLASH MARK You can find Flash either hunt- ing. skin-diving, or attending parties in his spare time . . . enjoyed print shop . . . favored Mr. Kauble . . . majored in industrial arts . . . will remember the year that San Diego lost to Hoover in football , . . plans to join the Army and later become a machinist. FAYANT, DENNIS EARL A former student of East High, Waterloo, Iowa . . . especially en- joys photography . . . preferred physics to other subjects . . . partial to Mr. Dean . . . had a science major . . . will never forget his physics class . . . plans to attend San Diego State with a chemistry major . . . may join the Air Force and later be- come a chemist. if FOLTS, ALLEN 1. Favorite pastimes are dating and attending football games . . . was in Band . . . favorite class was band . . . especially enjoyed Mr. Peterson . . , major was math . . . favorite memories will be the '56 Hoover-San Diego game and Ditch Day . . . will probably go to San Diego State College. GABOR. SIDNEY LEE Sadie transferred to us from San Diego High School . . . likes to go to dances and parties . . , was in the Pom Pon and Drum Corps . . . favored her social problems class . . , will miss Mr. Showley . . . the Sr. Prom will linger in her memory . . plans to attend Southwestern Beauty College and become a beauty operator. FERRALL, RUTH ANN Ruthie to all , . . especially en- joys leathercraft, and horseback riding . . . belonged to Ducateers, the Bible Club, and the Science Club , , . liked her physics and geometry classes . . . Mr. Crab- tree, Mr. Dean, and Mrs. Whelan made a hit with her . . . 1958 Tower Day will linger longest in her memory . . . plans to attend Whitworth College and become a teacher. FREEMAN, RONALD F. Likes to be called Ron . . . enthusiastic about road racing, after-game parties, dancing, and acting . . . will miss architectural drawing class and Mr. Smith . . . majored in math and industrial arts . . . the night when Hoover crushed San Diego will be ra- membered for years to come . . . will attend State to major in phar- macy and acting . . , aspires to be a pharmacist or an actor. GALAN, PATRICIA ANN Going out with Dick, tennis, the beach, and listening to re- cords rate high with Pat . . . pre- ferred shorthand to other subjects . . . chose Martha Miller and Mr. Prokop as favorite teachers . . . had a business major . . . Senior Prom and After Prom will linger longest in her memory . . . may attend lunior College with a business major . . . plans to get married. FERRARA, MARIA DIEGA A great fan of sewing, swim- ming, going to parties, and eating foreign foods . . . was a class officer and monitor . . . enjoyed Sr. English and Mrs. Hoffman , . . homemaking major . . . will al- ways remember Ditch Day and Hoover knocking down that Old Gray Castle in '56 . . , plans to attend J. C. and major in busi- ness. FRESKE, MARIANNE Welcome transfer from a high school in Stockholm, Sweden . . . likes to draw, paint, read, and listen to music . . . liked being in art and history classes . . . en- joyed having Mrs. Baker . , . no special plans for the future but would like some kind of art work. GARCIA, ROBERT P. Known as Bob , . . likes to dance and spend money . , . was active in the Knights Hi-Y . . . was on the track squad in his Sophomore year . . . enjoyed sec- ond lunch period in his Junior year. . . a math major. . .will never forget the Hoover-San Diego football game in '57 . . . may attend State with a math major . . . would like to go into the business field. FETH, CHARLES STEPHEN Chuck attended our rival school across the hill in the first half of his Soph. year . . . likes to play tennis and go to the movies . . . belonged to the Bowling Club and lr. Achievement . . . played Varsity football and ten- nis . . . public speaking and Mr. Dean made a hit with Chuck . . . may attend Annapolis . . . hopes for a Naval career. FULLE, BETTY ANN Here's a steady, capable, hard working girl that should go far . . . the Ducateers, Bible Club, Cardinettes, Science Club, C.S.F., all profited from her asso- ciation . . . the Annual Staff ran more smoothly because of her adroit handling of the finan- cial matters . . . Betty enjoys tennis, readin, and activities at church . . . the Annual Staff and the student reaction to their yearbook were highlights . . . nursing in some orphanage is on the horizon. GARLAND, ANNE ELIZABETH Takes pleasure in sewing and bowling with Manuel . . . while at Hoover was a member of Bible Club and Y-Teens historian . . . claimed typing as her favorite class . . . majored in business . . memories include Y-Teens hayride in '57 and the '56 San Diego- Hoover football game . . . may at- tend l. C. as a business major . . ambitious to be a veterinarian's secretary. FISHER, JACQUELINE, .l0Y Friendly and full of pep . . . Jackie takes pleasure in dancing, swimming, and singing . . . be- longed to Y-Teen and Boosters Club . . . served as a P.B.X. operator . . . liked A Capella Choir and Mrs. Baker . . . major- ed in drama . , . Senior Prom and '56 Hoover-San Diego football game will be among lasting memories . . . plans to attend J. C. to major in music . . . would enjoy working in an orph- anage or being a switchboard operator. GABALDON, RICHARD H. Dick especially enjoys making Carole have tantrums . . . metal class and Mr. Kauble were his favorities . . . he majored in metal . . . the night Hoover beat San Diego will remain in his memory for many years to come . . . hopes to attend .l. C. with a business major . . . future plans include marriage to Carole. GARNER, IACQUELINE Pleasant . . . previously at- tended our rival school by the zoo . . . delights in going to the beach and spending time with her boy friend . . . preferred her shorthand class with Miss Martha Miller . . . a business major . . . the '58 homecoming will linger longest in her memor-y . . . will go into secretarial work. GAUGHEN, PAUL TERRY Friendly and lots of fun , . . thrives on motorcycles and chem- istry . . . preferred his trig class above all others . . . liked Mr. Nordstrom . . . majored in math and science . . . will remember the 1957 Homecoming game . . . plans to major in chemistry at State . . , after a hitch in the Air Force will become a research chemist. GEFFE, CLARK RAYMOND Clark chooses building and racing hot rods as favorite past- time . . . general metal and Mr. Kauble rated high with him . . . majored in industrial arts . . would like to go into precision machine work. GEORGE, MARILYN ANN Friendly and fun to know . . . George especially enjoys act- ing in plays, dancing, and going to parties . . . member of Y- Teens, Drama Club, and Thespians . , . also served on Shamrock Shuffle decorating committee . . . will miss clerical procedures and Mr. Harris . . . business major . . . lasting memories will in- clude the after-game parties . . . future junior college co-ed, GERARD, JERRY A. Jerry takes pleasure in working on cars and going to the beach , . . favored his P. E. class and Coach Holt . . . industrial arts major . , . will remember the 1956 football game against San Diego . . . will attend J. C. with a refrigeration major . . . plans to go into refrigeration work.. GIBBS, BARBARA ANN MARIE Barbie likes eating. dancing, and dating Bobby . . . in Quill and Scroll, Boosters Club, Prom Committee and a delegate to the Nominating Convention . . . Car- dinal staff exchange editor . . . attendance monitor . . . favored life drawing and physiology clas- ses, Mr, Showley and Mr. Hershey . . . art and Math major . . . will remember Commencement . . will attend U.C. at Davis with a sociology major. W, ,-.'9f. -2, MW GORDON, JOE LITTLE Likes to be called Little . . . enjoys putting things together . . . favored his choir class . . . chose Mrs. Oatman as his favorite teacher . . . memories of Hoover will include the Homecoming game of 1956 . 28 GILES, LOUELLA Life would be meaningless for Louella without water skiing . . . worked as a monitor in the girls attendance office . . . enjoyed her intermediate algebra class and Mr. DeBrodt . . . had a math major . . . would like to be a dental assistant after graduation. GRAHAM, BONNIE S. To know Bonnie is to like her . . . fond of camping, swimming, and dancing . . . a member of G.A.A .... an attendance moni- tor . . . world history with Mr. Prokop clicked with her . . . will long remember when the girls met every day in front of school . . . will major in social science at State . . . has hopes of doing some type of social work. GILLEY. CAROLYN A. I Quiet. and sincere , , , en- joys-swimming and going to tha modified races . . . liked Mr. Harris . . . majored in homemak- ing . . . the '56 Hoover-San Diego football game will be long remem- bered . . . vvill continue her home- making major at San Diego Junior College.. . . plans to be a home economist. GRAY, RAY J. Ray welcomed the transfer to Hoover from Saint Augustine . . . was member of the Bowling Club . . . enjoyed architectural draw- ing . . . rated Mr, Kauble as tops . . . majored in social studies . . . will remember Ditch Day and the Senior Prom . . . future plans are undecided. GLASIER, JANIS M. Jan enjoys football games. dances, drag races, and the beach . . , a Student Council rep- resentative, a Boosters Club and active Y-Teen member, and a counselor's monitor . . . liked physiology and home planning . . . also liked Mr, Prokop and Miss Henderson . , . history ma- jor . . . will remember the Sr. Prom and Commencement . , . will major in psychology at Cal- Western and do welfare work. GREENBERG, SUE Enthusiastic about going to parties and riding in a converti- ble in the rain . . , belonged to the Pan American and French Clubs. , . liked U.S. History with Mr. Porteous . . . the Hoover vs. Point Loma football game will stand out among her lasting mem- ories . . . State College with a major in business awaits her in the future. I GERTH, WALTER JOSEPH lNalt likes to go fishing, hunt- ing, and camping . . . was on the Soph., J. V., and Varsity foot- ball squads . , . will fondly re- member the '56 Hoover-San Diego football game . . . aspires to be- come a game warden. GLENNEY, DARYL ANN Outstanding . . . Daryl is knowln for her intelligence and enthusi- asm . . . editor in chief of the Cardinal Quill and Scroll presi- dent, Cardinal Co-ed and Sr. Y- Teens treasurer, CSF secretary. and being an Ecivre are just some of her accomplishments . . . favored Mr. Porteous and journa- lism with Mr, King . . . plans to attend State or Stanford and be- come an excellent journalist. GREER, GERTRUDE, ANNE Known as Trudy . . . chose ten- nis, swimming, and attending football games as her favorite pastimes . . , was an active mem- ber of the Tennis Club . . . rates her summer school Ameri- can Government class as tops . . . partial to Mr. Atherton, her sum- mer school teacher , , , was a business major . . , will al- ways remember the Hoover-San Diego football game in '56 . . . will make a good receptionist. HADDOCK, RICHARD RAY Good-looking . . . Dick is par- tial to girls and cars . . . ser- ved as English class pres. in Jr. year . . , participated in ln- tramural basketball , . . auto shop and Mr, Harris rated tops with him . . . industrial arts and science major . . , remembers his Soph. Homecoming rally, and ditching assemblies during his Jr. yr. . , will attend U.C.L.A., State or J. C. with a math or mechani- cal major . . . will either join Air Force, manage a grocery store, or be a mechanic. HAMRICK, FRED F. Fred is a welcome transfer from North Salem High School in Salem, Oregon . . . particularly enjoys cars and sports . . . mem- ber of the Cardinal Choir . . . a Varsity wrestler . . . liked choir and Mr. Kauble . . . plans to become an aviation mechanic. ut. HAGIO, HAZEL C. Rates listening to records, fish- ing, and watching T.V. as her favorite pastimes . . . especially enjoyed her homemaking class . . . lists Miss Grimshaw as her favorite teacher . . . she was an English major . . . would like to get a job after graduation. HANBY, CAROLYN JEAN Lots of fun to be with . . . spends her leisure time bowling, roller skating, and riding in con- vertibles . . . participated in the Bowling Club, Y-Teens, and G.A. A .... a fan of Martha MiIIer's shorthand class . . . foreign lan- guage and math major . . . victory over S.D.H.S. in '56 will linger longest in her memory . . . State College awaits her in the future. HARGRAVE, ROBERT S. Prefers to be called Red . . . working on cars takes up his spare time . . . great fan of his auto shop class . . . preferred Mr. Davis to other teachers . . . had a math major . . . all the Home- comings will be among lasting memories . . . will attend junior collage in the future with a math major. HARPER, STEPHEN V Mother Harper likes listen- ing to jazz, dating, going to the beach, and surfing . . . member of the Boosters Club and the Bowling Club . . . liked his American Government class and Miss Henderson . . . majored in social studies . . . will have fond remembrances of the Sr. Prom . . a future student at U.C.L.A. or State with a business administra- NON, mil0r . . . plans to be a businessman. HALL, GORDON L. Favorite pastimes are swimming and target shooting . . . was member of the rifle team . . . liked having print shop and R.0. T.C .... Mr. Hershey and MfSgt. 0'ConnelI were favorite teachers . . . math major . . , a lingering memory will be Hoover beating San Diego . . . will attend San Diego Jr. College with a math major . . . plans to do military work. HANSEN, JOHN H. Rates girls and swimming as favorite pastimes . , . was active on Student Council in Soph. year . . . great fan of machine draw- ing and Mr. DeBrodt . . . he had an industrial arts major . , . the Sr. Prom and Commencement will linger longest in his memory . . . may attend J. C .... will special- ize in industrial arts in hopes of becoming a draftsman. HARRISON, ROBERT ALAN ls called Bob . . . spends spare time hunting and fishing . . . en- joyed first period gym . his longest lingering memory will be the Senior Prom . . . will at- tend San Diego State College . . . psychology major . . . plans on working for the Standard Oil Co. . would like to travel. HALVERSON, STEPHEN Steve is tall and well-known . . . enjoys being with his girl. fishing, and hunting . . . served as sec.-treas. of the Lettermen's as sec-treas. of the Letterments Club and as a Student Council representative . . . was a book room monitor . . . ran cross country for 2 years . . . will miss machine drafting and Mr, Smith . . . the '56 Hoover-San Diego football game will stand out among other memories . . . will attend J. C. and later State . . . will go into drafting. HARD, CHARLES WILLIAM Prefers to be called Chuck . . . likes to work on his car, fish, and go to the beach . . . listed inter- mediate algebra and Mrs. Jordan as his favorite class and teacher . . . had a math major . . . will not forget the time we beat San Diego . . , plans to attend junior college with a math and science major . . . would like to be an engineer or a policeman. HARTWELL, WILLIAM R. I Bill especially enjoys participat- ing in Junior Achievement . . . great fan of civics class, Mr, De- Brodt, and Mr. Young . . . math major .E . . Mr. Young's surprise tests will not be easily forgotten . . . would like to attend the Naval Academy with an engineer- ing major . . . plans to make the Navy his career. HAMMER, DOUGLAS A. Doug is a welcome transfer from Burroughs High, Burbank, Califor- nia, and Bermingham High, -Van Nuys, California . . . especially enjoys photography in his spare time . . . favored biology and Mrs. Oatman . . . industrial arts major . . . will attend J. C. with a photography or biology major . . . would like to go into film processing work. HARGIS, SANDRA JEAN Sandy is a talented singer . . . was a member of Choir . . . en- joys singing, dancing, and play- ing tennis . . . will miss har music appreciation class and Miss lngebritson . . , like many loyal Hooverites, Sandy will remember victory over S. D. in '56 . . . hopes to become a professional vocalist. HARVEY, CAROL LEE Amiable as well as uncom- monly efficient are but two of Carol's characteristics , . . lis- tening to people's troubles and fiying appeals to her . . . the Annual Staff and all her business courses were favorites . . . as Chief Picture Editor her contribu- tions to the Annual production were immeasurable and genuine- ly appreciated . . . if all goes well she'll become a good busi- ness teacher or secretary via State College. HASTI, PATRICIA L. Pat enjoys listening to records and sewing . . . favorite class was gym , . . Miss Zowada rated high . . . majored in mathematics . . . beating San Diego in 1956 will be long remembered . . . future plans are undecided. HATCH, RUSS F. Partial to fishing and working with cars . . . will long remem- ber Mr. Kauble's lst period metal shop . . . aspires to go into sheet metal work. HATHAWAY, RONNIE DEAN Playing the drums makes life pleasurable for Ronnie . , . was an R.0.T.C. monitor . . . enjoyed being in R.0.T.C. most , . . particularly liked having MfSgt. 0'Connell as a teacher . . . ma- jored in history . . . wants to make a career of the Army. HAVER, ELIZABETH ANNE Graceful . . . Liddy is a pretty co-ed . . , spare time is filled with going to beach parties, horseback riding, and being with Dave . . . Jr. Y-Teens treasurer and a candidate for Carousel Queen . . . belonged to CSF and Ducateers . . . liked her chemis- try class . , . a math and science major . , . the Senior Prom will stand out among her memories . , , a future co-ed at Stanford. dll- we-e.,..,, HANN, HAZEL E. -Nicknamed Angel , , , pre- viously attended Sunnyvale High, Sunnyvale, California , . . skat- ing,-dancing, swimming, tennis, singing, Ronnie, and movies rate high . . .was in Drum Corps. . . nurse's monitor . . , favors art . . . enjoys Mr. Matthie . . . will long remember graduation and the Sr. Prom , . . l,B.M. operator and marriage are in future plans. HAWTREE, ELLEN MARGARET Flag twirling tops Ellen's favor- ite pastime list . , . a valuable member of Ducateers, Downbeat Club, and Y-Teens . . . a flag twirler, '58-'59 . . . great fan of Cardinettes and Miss Zowada . . . majored in Spanish . . . 1958 Red and White Ball will always be remembered . . . has future mapped out as an airplane stewardess. HAVGOOD, MARY ANN This attractive co-ed enjoys be- ing with Barth . . . was publi- city chairman for Assembly and Rally Committee, on lr. Red Cross Council and Tumbling Team, and served in art production ser- vice class . . , also a monitor in boys attendance office . . . favored her Jr, folk dancing class with Miss Minshall . . , majored in business . . . will long remem- ber beating San Diego in 1956 . . . plans to attend J, C. as a business major . . . future plans include marriage. HAVNES, DIANE GERALDINE . Enjoys bowling, roller skating, and the beach , . . member of Y- Teens and Bowling Club , . . monitor in main office lswitch boardj for two years . . , favored Mr. Showley . . . business major . . . 1956 San Diego-Hoover football game will be a lasting memory . . . plans to attend Kel- sey-Jenney Business College . . . being a secretary and a home- maker are among future plans. HAVER, MA.l0RIE ELLEN Marty is cute and capable . . . loves going to the beach, foot- ball games, and dances . . . be- longed to CSF, Latin Club, and Ducateers . . . Y-Teens sec., An- nouncements chairman, Cardinal Co-ed representative, a Page at the '58 Nominating Convention, and Girl of the Month for Novem- ber . . . will always remember the Hi-Y Y-Teen Homecoming float winning two years in a row , . . a future student at Pomona or Occi- dental. HAYS, TED L. I A former student at Whiteland High, Whiteland, Indiana . . . keen about swimming and beach parties . . . played Varsity base- ball at Whiteland . . . liked U.S. History, auto shop, Mr, Harris, and Mr, Mulkey . , . a science major . . . after attending Purdue University, Ted will become an Air Force pilot. HEATHERLV, NORMA LEE Enjoys all sports and art work . . . likes to dance . . . was in Cardinettes for two years and belongs to youth group at church . , . worked in girls attendance office . . . favorite class was crafts . . . liked all of her teachers . . . majored in business and art . . . the Prom will be a lasting memory . . , plans to work as a model and later get married. 30 HERBERT, ALTON L. Alton was a movie operator for three years . . . was a library monitor . . . participated in cross country for two years . . . was in Varsity track , . . favored trigonometry . . . enjoyed Fern Miller and Mr. DeBrodt . . . ma- jored in math . . . his most favorable memory will he when Hoover's cross country won the championship. HENNINGS, MARILYN ELAINE Lynn chooses listening to Latin American music and reading as favorite pastimes , , . belonged to Pan-Am. and Science Clubs . . . favored Miss Geiger and job preparation with Martha Miller . . . Spanish major . . . will al- ways remember the last day of school when her second period job prep. class gave Miss Miller a cake .I . . headed for State to major in Spanish and elemen- tary education . . . plans to go to Mexico and eat chili rellenos fha mst of li6l' life. HERNANDEZ, PHILLIP RICHARD Likes to be called Slim . . . came to Hoover from Kearny High School . . . played J.V. and Var- sity football . . . enjoyed his print shop class . . . preferred Mr. Hershey to other teachers . . . industrial arts major . . . will long remember playing Var- sity football . . , may join the Air Force after graduating. , , - .W ir , s - 1, , , ,, tt- - iii t N , HEUMANN, LEONARD F. Tall, well-liked . . . enjoys parties, hi-fi music, and sports . . . member of CSF, Lettermen's Club, and on the House and Etxra Activities Committees at TAFFY . . played basketball and lettered in tennis . , . will miss U.S. History and Mr. Harris . . . math, phy- sics, and architectural drawing major . . . remembers beating San Diego in '56, and taking city basketball the same year . . . will attend State or Berkeley . . . plans to become an engineer. HICKS, LARRY R. Fabulous personality . . . an- swers to Duff . . . formerly attended Saints . . . spends lei- sure time dancing and having a good time . . . preferred drama with Miss Higgins to other sub- jects . . . looking forward to attending J. C .... will major in drama . . , the dramatic field awaits him in the future. HITCH, U ALLEN4 KING A Dancing, swimming, and work- ing on cars take up Allen's spare time . . he was active in CSF and the Latin Club . . . favored U.S. History with Mr. Prokop , , . had 3 m3fh.mBi0f . . . the Senior Prom will linger longest in his memory . . . plans to attend State and U.S.C .... will take a pre-med, course with the hope of becoming a surgeon. invEi.v, Joan curron Johnny likes girls, cars, and going to games that we win .... he was partial to U.S. History and Mr. Harris . . . majored in art . . . will always remember the great Hoover-San Diego football game of 1956 . . . hopes to at- tend San Diego State College as a psychology major , . . future plans are undecided. i . if HODAPP, KATHLEEN LOUISE Kathie to all , . . keen about singing, music, and swimming . . . belonged to Choir and CSF . . . especially enjoyed her Spanish class with Fausta Miller . . . majored in music and Span- ish . . , will always remember our victory over S. D. H, S. in 1956 . . State College lies in her future . . . will become a teacher. HODGSON, ALICE KAY Has long, red hair . . . enthu- siastic about singing and dancing . . . member of A Cappella Choir, Drama Club, and F. T. A ,... will miss choir and Mrs. Hof- mann . . . had music and lan- guage majors , . . another co-ed who will long remember beating San Diego in '56 . , . plans on attending State College . . . will make a good teacher. HOGGE. DON L. Hogie as he is sometimes called, lists his car, fishing, and singing as his favorite pastimes . . . a member of the Ensemble . . . Mrs. Hofmann and Miss Hen- derson rated high with him . . . enjoyed Ensemble and social living . . . after attending 1. C, he will join the Naval Reserve. HOLLAND, ALMA C. Cute and active . , . enjoys talking, being with friends and rushing around . . . was chair- man of Sr. Y-Teen Float Commit- tee and All-Girl Party . . . partici- pated in Boosters Club, Assembly- Rally Committee, Y-Teens and Latin Club . . . favored Mr. Porteous and his history class . . . majored in math and science . . . will remember '57 Commis- sioners' Ball . . . would like to attend Berkeley. I ' Rf' H LAND, PATRI IA ANN ylgatty enjoys gejng to parties and meeting people . . . while at Hoover belonged to the Boost- ers Club and Sr. Y-Teens . . . liked her homeplanning class, Mr. DeBrodt, and Mr, Engle . . . had a major in homemaking . . . will never forget falling in the cafeteria . . . plans to attend Southwestern Beauty College and become a beauty operator . . . future plans also include being a housewife. fi HOLLENBACH, FRANCINE Francine especially enjoys play- ing the piano in her spare time . . . she was a member of the C.S.F .... will miss her U.S. History class . . . lists Mrs. Hoff- man, Mrs. Geiger and Mr. Porteous as her favorite teachers . . . had a Spanish major . . , after leaving Hoover she would like to attend State College. HOLSTINE, .IIM W. Skin diving and girls take up his spare time . . . was a mem- ber of the Hi-Y . . , manager of the l.V. basketball team . , . listed gym and U.S. History as his favorite classes . . , partial to Mrs. Jordan . . , had a science major. . .will long remember Mr. Young's unfunny jokes . . , after graduating he plans to attend San Diego State with a U.S. History major , . . aspires to become a teacher. IIOSCHER, IAMES ALBERT lim or Butch, as he is some- times called, enjoys working on cars, fishing and hunting , . . auto shop and Mr. Ehrenborg were tops on his list of favorites . . . when we beat the Old Gray Castle in 1956 will be remem- bered by him . . . plans to attend I. and become a mechanical engineer. IIOWE, NANCY LOUISE Enjoys swimming, dancing, art, and just having a good time . . . was in Drum Corps, C.S.F., Latin Club, Y-Teens, Future Nurses Club, and Science Club . . . liked her Latin class most . . , favored Mr. Showley . . . majored in lan- guage and math . . . remembers the Senior Prom . . , hopes to at- tend San Diego or U.C.L.A .... expects to do administrative nurs- ing. HOWERTON, MARTIN L. Known as Marty to his friends . . . is partial to girls and cars . . . woodshop and Mr. Gray were well-liked . . . had a math major , . . will long remember the time he received an A in math . . . hopes to attend J. C. with a book- keeping major . . . wants to get a job putting up television anten- nas. HOWLEY, LANI ENA Greatly enjoys modeling, danc- ing, and singing . . . was a member of lr. Y-Teens and Boost- ers Club . . . claimed her public speaking class as her favorite . . . will long remember when Hoover beat San Diego in 1956 . . . had a business major . , . will be a future student of J. C. as a business major , . . would like to be a receptionist. HULL. LARRY KENT U This R.0.T.C. man enjoys work- ing on cars in his spare time . preferred R.0.T.C. to other subjects . . , after leaving Hoover will join the Air Force. 31 DVD ' -' Why' ,Z i HUMPHREYS, DONOVAN R. JESO, RICHARD MICHAEL Dick is partial to dancing, swimming, and fishing . . , par- ticipated in Sr. Hi-Y . . . U.S, History with Mr. Porteous rated tops on his list . . . majored in math. . , will long remember the 1956 football season . . . wants to attend State and Univer- sity of Calif. at Berkeley to study forestry . , . anxious to be a forester. JOHNSON. DALE ERIC Strictly the outdoor type . . . likes sports and cars . , . a valuable member of CSF, Latin Club, and Lettermens Club , . . ran Varsity track . . , architectural drafting and Coach Holt rated high with him . . . breaking the B relay record in the city finals will long be remembered by Dale . . . State College awaits him in the future. HUNTER, CYNTHIA KATHLEEN Likeable Cyndy enjoys sewing and going to the beach . . . was in Future Teachers, Y-Teens, and Boosters Club . . . rates home- making and Coach Vickery high . . . majored in homemaking . . . will long remember the Senior Prom . . . plans to attend San Diego State College . . . profes- sional choice is to be a teacher. JESSIE. LORETTA Loretta loves to go boat riding and read . . . a member of Car- dinettes and the Pan-American Club . . . favored her badminton and science classes . . . rated Mr. Engle as tops . . . majored in business education . . . plans to get married after graduation. JOHNSON. JANICE ARLENE Very popular . , . loves flag twirling and football games . . . was Cardinal Co-ed of the Month, member of Cardinal Co-ed Cabinet and Student-Faculty Social Com- mittee . . . a Student Council Rep., and chairman of Jr, and Sr. Prom Committees and Despina Drive , . . favored World Lit. and Mr. Showley . . . math and science major . . . will remember working on Sr. Prom, being a flag twirler, and '56 Hoover-San Diego football game . . , will attend State or Pacific Lutheran College. HUNTOON, JUDITH ELAINE Judy enjoys music and playing tennis . . . an excellent Drum Corps captain, president of the Tennis Club and treasurer of the French Club . . . active in Duca- teers, Cardinettes, Downbeat Club, and Y-Teens , , . library moni- tor . . . enjoyed her trigonometry class . . , favored Miss Zowada . . . math and history major . . . will remember the '58 Red and White Ball . . , State-bound as a music major . . . plans to be a music teacher. ISENBERG, RONALD PAUL Ron came to Hoover from Mt. Lebanon High in Pittsburgh, Pa, . . . keen on playing football and working on cars in his spare time . . . played J. V. football in Pittsburgh . . , liked U.S. History and Mr. Harris , . . will continue to remember beating Saints in basketball in '58 . . . State-bond with a major in busi- ness . . . hopes to go into ac- counting or retailing. ai---fy JAMES, HELEN H. Transferred from San Diego High School . . . likes to dance, go to parties. and go out with Louie . . . was a monitor in the attendance office . . . favored her office practice class . . . partial to Mr. Woolley . . , ma- jored in business . . . will ra- member her Sr, year and especial- ly the Sr. Prom . . . would like to be a secretary and get married. JOHANNSEN, GEORGIE LEE Likes to be called Junnie . . loves to play the guitar, swim, and sing . . . was a member of the F.T.A. and Boosters Club . . . preferred her geometry class . . . will miss Mr. Grossman . . . majored in business and math . . will remember when the Redbirds beat the Cavemen in '56 . . . plans to attend State as an edu- cation major , . . would like to be a teacher or a singer. JOHNSON, JANINE LOIS Quiet, but friendly . . . thrives on skating, dancing, and swim- ming . . . served the school as a monitor in the boys attendance office . . . favored Mr. Showley . . . especially liked working in the boys attendance office . . . had a business major . . . will re- member the '56 Hoover-San Diego game . . . will attend J. C. with a business major. JOHNSON, BARBARA DALE Barbi is cute and friendly . . . formerly attended U. S, Grant High School, Portland, Oregon . . . enjoys sewing, swimming, skiing, listening to progressive jazz, and riding horses . . . worked on production for the Senior Play and was a member of Y-Teens . . . a counselor's monitor . . . favored Civics and Miss Henderson , , . majored in French . . . will attend the Uni- versity of Oregon and become a nurse. W, JOHNSON, JUDI JOAN A former co-ed at Kimball High School, Detroit, Michigan , . . dancing and attending football games are Judi's favorite pastimes . . . partial to speech and Mr. Harris . . . had an English major . . . plans to go into receptionist and modeling work. JOHNSON, BONNIE LOU Former student at Elsinore Union High in Elsinore, California . . . enjoys keeping house and playing the piano . . . member of the Bible Club . . . switchboard operator in main office . , . will miss shorthand and Miss M. Miller ..., business major . . . will never forget assembly for new students when a junior . . . plans on marriage and secretarial work. JOHNSON, JUDITH LEE Very well-dressed . . . loves to attend parties, dance, and eat . . . Judi was a member of the Assembly-Rally committee and treas. of the Jr. Red Cross Council . . . will miss Mrs. Clayton and her Jr. English class , , . will re- member beating S. D. in '56 . . . future plans include attending the University of Colorado or Arizona . . . would like to be a buyer in a large department store. , if rmmson, mnnrirn A. Bowling, tennis, music, and golf are favorite pastimes with her . . . enjoyed her social problems class most and rates Miss Hender- son as tops . . . majored in world history , . . the time that Hoover beat San Diego in '56 will be an eventful memory . . . plans to attend State with a physical education and health major . . . social work, college, and marriage are among future plans. KAMB, MICHAEL RALPH Swimming and hunting are tops with Mike . . . favored his biolo- gy class and Mr. Wilson , . . ma- jored in math , . . the 1956 football game with San Diego High will be a standout in his memory . , . has hopes of be- coming a plumber. JOLLETT, SUSAN Full of pep and fun to know especially enjoys going to Nico- losi's or parties after the football games . . . a member of Y-Teens and Boosters Club , . , rates alge- bra as her favorite class . . . partical to Miss Henderson . . . majored in math . . . will long re- member her Senior year and especially the Senior Prom . . . may attend State with an educa- tion major . . . would like to be a teacher . . . future plans also in- clude marriage. KAYLOR, CAROL Plain the iano datin and , Y ,E IJ . E. being with Bill take up this co- ' ed's spare time . . . active in Boosters Club and G. A. A .... a business office monitor . . . Miss-M. Miller and shorthand rat- ed high with her . . . outstanding memory will be the unique foot- ball game in '56 when we beat San Diego High . . . l. C. lies in her future . . . hopes to be an I. B. M. operator. JONES, JIM Full of personality . . . ecpecially enjoys the presence of little Janice Johnson . . . a member of the Knights Hi-Y , . . Jr. English and Mr. Nordstrom made a hit with him . . . majored in math and science . . . will al- ways remember planning, working on, and winning lst prize for the-Hi-Y Y-Teen float for Home-. coming two years in a row . . . U.C. at Berkeley are among Jim's future plans . . . will go into some field of chemistry. JONES, BILL G. Bill likes to do things con- cerned with mechanics in his spare time . . . favored auto shop . . . picked Mr. Ehrenborgas a fine teacher . . . math major . . . when Hoover beat San Diego will be a victorious memory . will probably go to San Diego State College . . . would like to become a mechanical or electrical engineer. JORDAN, LORRAINE MARIE Sweet and friendly . . . life would be useless for Lorraine with- out the beach, records, and dates . . .while at Hoover has been busy with Y-Teens, Future Teachers Club, and the Boosters Club , . . partial to bookeeping with Mr. Hollingsworth . . . chose a busi- ness and math major . . . will long remember the '57 Football Carnival . . . a future student at State . . , eager to become a teacher. KELLEY. PATRICIA ANN Attractive and talented . . . Pat loves dancing, parties, bowling, watching sports events, and per- forming , , . was sec. of Boost- ers Club, and a member of the Student Councils, Y-Teens, Duca- teers, and Thespians . . . favored U. S. History with Mr. Porteous . . . business major . . . will re- member the '57 Homecoming, and Hoover beating San Diego in '56 . . . wants to attend State or U. S. D .... show business is her goal. KERN, WANDA Has beautiful red hair . favorite pastime is reading . . . liked Mr. Smith and drafting . . . Wanda will remember when we dood it in '56 . . . aspires to become a secretary. KERR. JOHN FLOYD h Enjoys playing the piano and basketball . . . was member of C. S. F.. Ecivres, and Science Club . , . was library moniitor . , . managed Varsity basketball . . . favorite class was honors math , . . enjoyed Fern Miller . , . science and math major . . . will remember the time we beat San Diego . . . plans to attend Cal Tech majoring in nuclear sci- ence . . . wants to be a nuclear physicist. KETCHUM, RICHARD Dick is keen on hunting and fishing . . . was treas. of the Sci- ence Club, sgt-at-arms of the Ca- det Club, and a member of Silver Blades and Rifle Team . . . played J. V. baseball . . . liked R. 0. T. C. and M!Sgt. O'Connell . . . science major . . . remembers beating San Diego 20-12 . . . plans to major in forestry at Ore- gon State College with hopes of becoming a forester. ki, ' snr if ll if KENT. PAUL MATHESON Enjoys collecting coins and other types of money, putting the shot, and entering drag races . . . favored physical education and Coach Perpich . . . a math major . . . will remember clob- bering the Cavemen in 1956 . . . plans to go into the Naval Sub- marine Reserve. KEYSER. JUDITH R. Well-known and liked for her infectious sense of humor . . . Judi delights in dramatics and having a good time . . , has con- tributed much as an Ecivre, Com- missioner of Assemblies and Ral- lies, and Cardinal Co-ed veep and corres. sec ..., member of the Jr. Cabinet . . . favored Mr. Porteous' 2nd period class and Mr. Prokop . . . will remember the after-game parties . . . plans to attend S. D. State or Western Maryland College. KERLICK, FRANKLIN BAXTER This intelligent boy enjoys play- ing tiddlywinks with man-hole cov ers . . . his major was math . . . will always remember conquering the Cavemen in 1956 . . . a fu- ture State student . . . will ma- jor in engineering. KIEFERLE. NANCY CAROLE Nan likes to water ski, dance, and go on dates . . . was in the Y-Teens, Boosters and Downbeat Clubs . - - attendance monitor . . . a lieutenant in the Drum Corps . . . enjoyed her physiology and history classes . . . partial to Mr, Engle, Mr. Vickery and Mr. Young . . . the '56 Hoover-San Diego game will remain in her memory . . . may attend J. C. or beauty college . . . would like to become a teacher or a beauti- clan. KINDT, GILBERT 0. Teddy Bear can be found surf-boarding if he isn't partici- pating in other sports activities . . . was vice president of the Lettermens Club and on the Senior Prom committee . , . in Varsity football and wrestling . , . fav- ored his gym class and Coach En- gle . . . math and science major . . . will remember being captain of the team at Homecoming . . . plans to have an engineering ma- jor at SDSC and later become an engineer. L. KNAPP, SADIE LEE Nice to know , . . likes rock collecting, going for drives, es- pecially to the mountains in win- ter and the beach in summer . . . business major . , . liked her school service class with Mr. Ry- biski . . . also liked Miss Inge- britson . . . will fondly remember the '56 San Diego game and the '57 game where she met Larry . . . would like to be an escrow officer. KOLIN, GAIL T. Active sports and activities are favorites of Gail's . . . flag- twirling, horseback riding, the beach, and eating all shared her time . . . the clubs to which she belonged added to her school sirit . . . Downbeat Club, Y-geens, Boosters Club, Cardinettes, Ducateers were only some of her affiliations . . . as copy editor she contributed no end to this book . . . Mmes. Elsner and Lewis and their Cardinettes were her choices of teachers . . . State bound for secretarial training. LACKEY. CHARLES L. .Chuck formerly attended San Diego High, and vocational school . . . he especially likes working on cars, reading, and sports . . . auto shop, Mr. Mulkey, and Mr. Delirodt were favored . . . indus- trial arts major , . A the field triD. on which he went to the F. B. I., will long be remembered . . -. will join the Air Force after leaving Hoover , . . wants to be in crash rescue or a machinist. LAI-IMANN, ALLAN l0HN U Nice personality , . . Al is par- tial to cars and girls . . . Mr, HIershey's print shop clicked with him , . . his major was math. , . Homecoming will long be remem- bered . . . will continue education at I, C. to major in business , . . would like to be a store manager. LAMAR, LINDA K. Talking on the phone and go- ing to football games take up Linda's spare time . . . participat- ed in the French and Latin Clubs . . . a counseIor's monitor . . . favored shorthand with Miss M. Miller and Mr. Rybiski . . . will remember our victory over S. D, H, S. in 1956 . . . future plans include attending State and be- coming a business teacher. .ri-, r-nillfl KRAMER, BARBARA LORRAINE Answers to Barb . . . this darl- ing co-ed takes pleasure in danc- es, parties, and football and bas- ketball games . . . was active in Cardinettes, Red Cross Coun- cil, Thespians, and V-Teens . . . favored her Sr. drama class with Miss Higgins . . . had a business major . . . will remember winning the '56 football game with San Diego, and being chosen a Queen's attendant at the Jr. Prom . . . hopes to attend State with a business major . . . would like to be a legal secretary. we-f--' LAMBIRTH, CHAD Good looking and nice to know . . . partial to swimming, hiking. and camping . . . ran cross coun- try and C track . . . auto shop and Mr. Mulkey made a hit with him . . . like many loyal Hoover- ites, Chad will remember conquer- ing the Cavemen in '56 . , . will go into forest work of some type. KRAUSE, BETTYE J. Dancing rates as Bettye's fav- orite pastime . . . was a member of the Student Council and the Tumbling Team , . , will miss her social problems class and Miss Henderson . . . business major . . . will long remember the night Hoover beat San Diego in '56 . . . intends to prepare for secre- tarial work at Junior College. 17 '3'P LAMPROU, MARY Poised and talented . . . Mary loves twirling the baton and swim- ming . . . served capably as head majorette, was Student Council Representative, and a member of Downbeat Club, Pan. Am, Club, Y-Teens and CSF . , . Cardinettes rated tops on her list . . . ma- jored in business . . . will fondly remember being chosen head ma- jorette at the '58 Red and White Ball . . . intends to prepare for dental assisting at Berkeley, LARSEN. MARY Dancing, bowling, going to foot- ball games, and being with Wayne are her pastimes . . . in Y-Teens and Boosters Club . , . monitor in the English office , , . enjoyed Mr. Harris' history class . . . favored Miss Zowada . . . busi- ness and homemaking major . , . Sr. Prom and Commencement will linger in her memory . . . may attend State as a business major . . , future plans include being a bookkeeper in a bank and mar- riage. LAW, KAREN EMILIA Sometimes c al I e d Shorty . . . enjoys bowling, art, and sci- ence . , . monitor for the English and counseling offices . . . in G.A.A. and on the Girls Rifle Team , . . will miss Mrs. Cum- mings and her speech class . . . speech and business major . . . will remember the '56 Hoover-San Diego game . . , would like to go to college and major in journalism . , . may become a reporter. LEACH, MERRILY Corky likes to dance, skate, and be with Leon . . . enjoyed being in home planning . . . liked Mrs. Keller , . . ma- jored in home economics . . . will always remember fourth pe- riod study hall in her junior year . . . expects to be married in the future. LEE, RICHARD F. Enjoys swimming, camping, and playing tennis , . . member of Ecivres, German Club, Latin Club, Boy Scouts, Science Club, and Lettermen's Club . . . participated in J. V. wrestling . . . lettered in tennis and track , . . favored al- gebra and Mrs. Jordon . . , math. language, and science majors . . . will remember beating S.D.H.S. . . . will attend Stanford or State with a science major and be a biochemist. LEE, WILLIAM LEON Bill is enthusiastic about play- ing basketball , . . was active in Lettermen's Club . , .participated in Soph. football, J. V. and Var- sity basketball, and B and Var- sity track . . . Coach Hampton's P. E. class was tops with him . . . science and math major . . . will remember Don Shea's comedy act at the '58 Commencement , . . will attend State as a math ma- jor . . . plans to go into engineer- ing. LEESON, LUANNE Likes to dance, swim, date, and play badminton and tennis . . . was member of Y-Teens and Pan- American Club . . . favored her math class . . . liked Mr. Web- ber . , , majored in math . . . will long remember graduation . . . plans to attend San Diego State College with a math and commercial major . . . wants to be a certified public accountant. 75,01 LEMMAN, IEANNE CAROL attended Yokohama Formerly High, lapan, and Pensacola High, Pensacola, Florida . . . especially enjoys the beach. tennis, and bowling . . . was service chairman of Y-Teens, member of tennis club, and president of the Pensa- cola Christian Youth Club . . . will remember meeting a certain someone at Hoover . . . enjoys advanced chorus . . . favors Mr. Young . . . is a business major . . . plans to attend U. C, L. A. . . . will be a child physical thera- pist, LENNARD, KATHERINE MAY Kathy likes folk songs and en- joys painting . . . was in the Pan-American Club . . . favorite class was Honors English . . .ma- jored in history and math . . . will long remember her Sophomore Homecoming . . . plans to attend Occidental College with a major in political science . . . hopes to be a lawyer. LEWIS, JACK C. This friendly Hooverite is partial to listening to moody-type long playing records . . . served as pres. of his Spanish class . . . participated in track and tennis . , . claimed physics as his fav- orite class . . . math major . . . the Nominating Convention will linger longest in his memory . . . plans to attend State, then Stan- ford to major in math . . . will join Air Force after attending col- lege. LEWIS, LINDA LaRAE Easy to get along with . . . loves to be with Grant, listen to the radio, eat, and go to the beach . . . especially partial to her geometry clases and Mr. Van Tassel , . . majored in math . . . her first day at Hoover as a Sophomore will be a lasting mem- ory . . . future plans include at- tending I. C. with a math major . . . will be a mathematician and a housewife. LEWTON, CAROL ANN Possesses a long curly pony tail . , . particularly gets pleasure out of being with Bill and bowling . . . served on the Announce- ments committee . . . social chair- man of Y-Teens . . , a member of the French and Boosters Clubs . . . a fan of Mr. Young and Mr. Harris . . . will long remember the after-game parties and all her friends . . . another State bound co-ed . . . future plans include work and marriage. LIPSEY, SHARLYN DAWN Prefers to be called Sharkie . . . talented at playing the cello . . . served as president of the Orchestra and Latin Club, on the Student-Faculty Social Committee. belonged to Ir. Y-Teens, Bible Club, and CSF . . . her major was language . . . will remember the night in '56 when Hoover con- quered the Cavemen . . . an- other State-bound Hoover grad . . . will major in business and music . . . ambitious to be a le- gal stenographer. LISTON, LARRY GRANT Larry enjoys bowling, dancing, listening to records, and going to the beach . . . was in the Bowl- ing Club Cvice presidentl . . . en- joyed his U. S. History class most . . . liked Mr. Porteous . . . ma- jored in math . . . will long re- member when we beat San Diego . . . plans to attend Pacific Luth- eran College . . . will major in medicine . . . would like to be- come a dentist. LIVINGSTON. ROBERT WAYNE Joker . . . Bob takes pleasure in listening to contemporary jazz . . . was partial to civics and Miss Schiferle . . . lasting mem- ory is the Hoover-San Diego foot- ball game of 1956 . . . plans to attend State with an engi- neering major . , . aspires to be an engineer. im- uuwvvtf' wwf' LEVENS, RAPHAEL S. Ambitious and well-liked . . . enjoys music, thinking, and sleep- ing . , , made an excellent Com- missioner General . . . served as Sophomore class pres., a member of the Key Club, and chairman of the Boy's Federation Committee . . , will miss Student Government and Mr. Prokop . . , will long remember graduation . . . after leaving Hoover, Raph will attend Berkeley or Stanford . , , will be- come a lawyer or a politician. LEWIS, HARVENE E. This striking co-ed enjoys being with George, sports and flag twirl- ing . . . was pres. of Red Cross Council, member of Downbeat Club and Student Council, a Pom Pon lieut. and a flag twirler . . . served as a counselor's and work counselor's monitor . . . partial to job preparation with Martha Miller . , . business major . . . will fondly remember the honor of being chosen Homecoming attend- ant in her Senior year . . . plans include marriage to George, and attending business college. LINDQUIST, CAROL ANN intrigued by dancing and going to parties . . . enjoyed being in Chorus and home planning , , . a great fan of Mrs. Keller , , . had a major in homemaking . . . Carol is another one who will al- ways remember when Hoover down- ed San Diego in '56 . . , plans to be a housewife. kv LIPl1T, ALLAN BRUCE Knees especially enjoys go- ing to Pat's house to dance . . . served as Commissioner of Ath- letics, representative to the Jr. Red Cross and Student Councils, and to the Science Club . . . was a Varsity football manager . . , favored Spanish and Mr. Ballesteros . . . math and science major , . . will remember the '56 football game with San Diego . . . plans to attend State and U.C.L.A. with pre-med majors . . . hopes to become a neuro or thoracic sur- geon. LONGSTRETH, EMORY PAUL Known to his friends as Stretch . . . came to us from Hamden High School, Hamden, Connecticut . . . likes swimming, sports, and fishing . . . played J. V. football at Hamden, and Varsity football at Hoover , . . gym and Coach Foote rated tops with him . . . social studies ma- jor . . . will long remember the 1957 Hoover-San Diego fooball game . . . plans on attending J. C .... will then join the Air Force. LOPES, PATRICIA ANN Better known as Pat , . , par- tial to sewing and dancing . , . president of the Girl's Rifle Club . belonged to Y-Teens , . . liked her sewing class and Mr. Harris . a math and home- miklflg major . . - will long re- member her 3 years spent at Hoover.. . . a future student at San Diego State. LOSHONKOHL, DON A hefty, well-liked letterman . . . Losh thrives on playing foot- ball and eating . . , served as Sgt.-at-arms of the Lettermens Club . participated in Soph. and Varsity football and J, V, and Varsity baseball , , . favored Sllfll Period gym and Mr. Por- teous . . .' an industrial arts major . . . will remember crunch- ing the Cavemen in 1956 . , future plans are undecided. I McINTOSH, MICHAEL DWIGHT Life would be useless to Pea- nuts without girls, cars, and go- ing to dances . , . the friendly type . . . Student Council repre- sentative and a delegate to the '58 Nominating Convention . . . an attendance monitor . . . par- ticipated in track . . . will miss gym and Mr. Smith . . . com- mencement will linger longest in his memory . . . has hopes of becoming a policeman. LOSO, DENNIS D. I Dennis particularly enjoys play- ing baseball . . . participated in Varsity baseball . . . claimed print shop and Mr. Hershey as favorite class and teacher . . . industrial arts TFIGIUF . . . will long remem- ber the '57 Hoover-Loyola SCIF baseball playoff game . . . future plans are undecided. MAGNUSSON, ELIZABETH A former Highlander . . .fan of swimming, dancing and playing the piano . . . member of CSF. French Club, and Y-Teens . . . had a math major . . . will attend State with a major in Business Education . . . hopes to go into teaching . LYON, BARTON S. Prefers to be called Bart . . . enjoys going to dances and parties . . . rates machine drawing as his favorite class . . . partial to Mr. Smith . . . had a mathematics major . . . the night we beat San Diego will be among his last- ing memories , . , hopes to attend State with a math major . . . would like to become an engineer. We uw- tttb -if McALLISTER, WILFRED JOHN John to all . , . likes to attend parties and fooball games . . . Student Council representative and member of the French and Boost- ers Clubs . . . favored World History and Mr. Prokop . . . ma- jored in social studies . . . gradu- ation will always linger in his memory . . . will attend Phillips University in Enid, Oklahoma with a major in religion . . . hopes to become a minister. McEVOY, JAMES E, Jim was a nice addition to Hoover from Crawford . . . Jim's main interest is horses . . . worked on the P.A, System Crew , . . was enthusiastic about elec- tric shop . . . got along with Mr. Crawford . , . industrial arts ma- jor . . . the day we beat San Diego will be a most enjoyable memory . , . will 'attend San Die- go J. C .... would like to be- come a mechanic. MAHAFFEV, CAROLE V Carol is enthusiastic about bowl- ing, dancing, and going to the beach. . . active in Y-Teens and Thespians . . . will miss biology, M. Miller, and Mr. Engle . . . majored in business . . will long remember the night the Cards dismantled the Cavemen in foot- ball, 20-12 . . . intends to pre- pare for dental assisting at Law- ton's Occidental College in Los Angeles. is uv' 'ff.. KI MANION, DIANE Good sense of humor . . . this friendly co-ed is enthusiastic about going to the beach, danc- ing, and parties . . . served cap- ably on the Vespers Committee on the Sr. Cabinet, was a member of Boosters Club, Y-Teens, Cardin- ettes, and French Club . . . liked social problems class, Mr. White- head, and Miss Henderson . . . business and speech arts major . . . will remember the '58 Home- coming, and all her fun-filled years at Hoover . . . will prepare for secretarial work at State. ii' '7 !' M S. li MARNELL, LEO Leo lists taxidermy, hunting. and fishing as his hobbies . . . preferred Mrs. Oatmon to other teachers . . . his major was meth . . . winning the 1956 football game with San Diego will be among his memories . . . will probably attend State College . , . is set on being a game warden. MARSH, CAROL LEANNE Preciously attended Antelope Valley High, Lancaster, California. and Corning High, Corning, Iowa . . . likes to read, write letters, and watch television . . . favorite class was algebra . . . enjoyed Mr. Jappe . . , will never forget her first day at Hoover . . . future plans are undecided. 36 MARTIN, CHRISTOPHER WOODHULL Chris enjoyed being a member of the Bonnie Lassie Marching Society . . . was a member of the Science, ROTC Cadet, and ROTC Officer's Clubs . . . sewed as drillmaster of Silver Blades. ROTC battalion adjutant, Joseph in the Christmas Play, and props committee chairman for the Sr. Play . . , favored ROTC with Mfsgt 0'Connell . . . math major . . . will remember Field Day, 1957 . . . plans to attend J. C. and State . . . will enter com- mercial art or drama field. MARTIN, PAULINE D . Especially e nj o y s swimming, football games, and going to par- ties . . . member of Pan American Club and Y-Teens, and president of F. T. A .... partial to English and modern dance . . . also liked Mrs. Morris and Miss lngebritson . . . math and homemaking major . . . will always remember our victory over San Diego . . . plans to attend State or Cal-Western. MARTINEZ, MARIA Likes to be called Peanut . . . is a welcome transfer from San Diego High . . . spends lei- sure time reading, sewing and watching sports . . . was active in the G. A. A .... favored her clerical procedures class . . , partial to Mr. Porteous . . . all the football carnivals will linger in her memory . . . hopes to work in da business office or get mar- fle . MATRANGA, RUSSELL JOSEPH Russ likes to bowl, swim, and attend parties . . . was treasurer of the Boosters Club and vice president of the Knights Hi-Y . . . played J. V. basketball and base- ball . . . enjoyed his geometry and intermediate algebra classes . . . liked Mrs. Jordan . . . had a math major . . . will remember working on the winning floats for the '57 and '58 Homecomings. . . will attend State with a business administration major, MATTES, MARLENE DIANE Has pretty blonde hair A. . . was a business major . . . enjoyed her shorthand class and F. Miller . . . was a Cardinal Co-ed representa- tive in her Sophomore year , . . plans to be a secretary. MELTZER, JEFFREY DERRICK Good-looking . . . Jeff rates parties, water skiing, and dating as favorite pastimes . . . played Soph. football . . . chose geo- metry with Mr. Grossman as favor- ite class . . , math major . . . happiest memories include Com- missioner's Ball, and the night in '56 when Hoover conquered the Cavemen . . . future student at San Diego State College. MAYBERRY, MICHAEL A. Enjoyed metal shop and print shop most of all his classes . . , Mr. Kauble and Mr. Hershey were favorite teachers . . . majored in metal shop . . . longest linger- ing memory will be the Hoover-San Diego '56 game . . . wants to major in metal works in junior col- lege . . . expects to do metal work in the aircraft industry. MENZIE, WILLIAM GORDON Favorite pastimes are working on cars and watching motorcyle and drag races . . . worked in the attendance office , . . enjoyed metal shop . . . favored Mr. Kau- ble . . . art and industrial art ma- jors . . . beating San Diego in football in '56 will be remember- ed , . . plans to attend San Diego 1, C .... will major in metal- work . . . plans on doing sheet metal forming. MEARES, LINDA SUE Linda came to us from Altus High School in Altus, Oklahoma . . . partial to spending her lei- sure time with Mike and going to parties . . , served as a moni- tor in the attendance office . . . liked her art class and Mr. Wallace . . , majored in art. . .will have fond remembrances of the '58 homecoming . . . plans to con- tinue her art major at J. C. and go into decorating work, MEDINA, JAMES VELVEN Jim loves to hunt and fish . . . was a member of the Hoover Rifle Team . . . R. O, T. C. and MfSgt. 0'Connell were tops with him . . . majored in math . . . the auto show will stand out'in his memory . . . San Diego Junior College as a math major is next in line . . . aspires to be a mathe- matical engineer. MERIND, DAVID FREDERICK Came to us from St. Augustine High, San Diego . . . enjoys foot- ball games and dancing . . . fav- ored U. S. History . . . liked Mr. Porteous . . . would like to go to U.S.D .... will major in busi- ness administration. MILLER, BARBARA ANN Quiet but likeable . . claims dancing and swimming as her fav- orite pastimes . . . member of Y-Teens . . . a library and regis- trar's monitor , . . another fan of Miss M. Miller . . . liked her typing class . . . the Senior Prom will long be remembered by Bar- bara . . . future plans include doing secretarial work. MILLER, DONALD W. Don's favorite pastimes are cars and dating . . . liked having gym for a class . . . would like hav- ing more teachers like Mr, De- Brodt . . . math and science ma- jors . . . plans to attend business college . . . will major in account- ing . . . wants to become a public accountant. MILLER, ROBERT M. Bob enjoys all music, playing the piano, and eating pizza . . . French Club president and German Club veep . . , belonged to CSF and Youth Symphony , . . a fan of his German class and Fern Miller . . . will remember when our mighty Cardinals overtook the Cavemen in '56 . . , ambitious to attend U. C. at Berkeley and go into philosophy. MEYERS, MARJDRIE ANNE Enjoys sketching, sports, cook- ing, and people . . . was a mem- ber of the Boosters Club . . . will miss her biology class . . . rates Mrs. Oatman as her favorite teach- er . . , she had an art major ,. . like other loyal Hooverites will re- member when Hoover crushed San Diego in 1956 . . , would like to go into some field of art such as fashion design or interior dec- orating. MILLER, YVDNNE MARIE ' Spends leisure time skating. dancing and swimming ,... member of Jr. Y-Teens, Boosters Club and a Student Council repre- sentative . , . was an attendance office monitor . . . enjoyed her contemporary literature class . , . favored Mr. DeBrodt . . . business major . . . will remember when the Redbirds crushed the Cavemen in '56 , . . ambitions include be- ing a secretary and a wife. - . Wi' MELBAN, KENNETH D. Ken was a former student at Raton High School, Raton, New Mexico . , . playing baseball takes up his spare time , , . preferred geometry class and Mr. Davis . . , majored in math . . . his most re- membered memory will be regis- tering at Hoover . . . will attend college with a mechanical en- gineering major . . . future plans are undecided. MILLER, ARLENE L. -Talented, quietf and liberal with her time are some of Ar- lene's traits . . . her spare time is occupied with art and piano . . . the clubs to which she be- longs are evidence of her willing- ness to serve . . . was on the Annual Staff, Boosters Club, and art service class . . . liked Annual Staff fmutual affectionl, art closses, Mr. Wallace and Miss Grogan . . . wants to become an artist or art teacher or both. MODICA, ROSALIE M. A Enthusiastic about dating, danc- ing, and watching T. V .... while at Hoover she belonged to the Boosters Club . . . was a monitor in the boys attendance office 'and the nurse's office . . . B5D9Cl3l-ly enjoyed her typing class . . .- will miss Mr. Prokop . . . business major . . . will fondly remember the night we beat San Diego . . . hopes to work iin an office and get married. MONTGOMERY, CHARLENE ANN Likes to be called Polly . . . spends leisure time dancing, draw- ing and water skiing . . . active in Jr. and Sr. Y-Teens . . . favors her science class , , , preferred Mr. Hershey to other teachers . . . an art major . . , will remember when Hoover beat San Diego in 1956 . , . will attend State . . . plans to major in teaching and social work . . . would like to be an airline stewardess. MONTGOMERY, JIM STEWART Jim is a bowling and driving en- thusiast . . . great fan of math, gym, and Mr, Vickery - . , majored in math and drafting . . . the Hoover-San Diego game of '56 will always remain in his memory , . . will attend San Diego Junior Col- lege as a math and drafting ma- jor . . . hopes to become a drafts- man. MORAN, GRALD T. Likes to be called Jerry . . . enjoys playing bongo drums, ski- ing, swimming, and girls . . . liked metal shop . . . rated Mr. Kauble high , . . industrial arts and math majors . . . when he passed in math will be a thankful memory . . . would like to enter the Navy iunder water demolition teamb or the Police Force. MORTENSEN, JERRY A friendly Letterman , . . es- pecially enjoys all sports . . . served as president of the Letter- men's Club . . . belonged to the Knights Hi-Y . . . participated in Varsity track and cross country . . . liked gym and Mr, Holt. . . will never forget the Lettermen's Club initiation . . . J. C. and be- coming a C. P. A. or coach is in the cards for Jerry. MOSLEY, LONNIE S. JR. Lonnie likes guns and working on his car . . , his favorite class was metal shop with Mr. Kauble . , . had an industrial arts major . . . after graduating, plans to join the Air Force. N.-V' xJ MULLICAN, HEDY LAMAR Much to our benefit this viva- cious girl came to us from Shreveport. La, . . . As a mem- ber of the Sr. Cabinet, Sr. Y- teens, Cardinettes, Quill 81 Scroll, and Boosters Club, Hedy has left her mark at Hoover . . . As Editor-in-Chief of this pub- lication she contributed unestim- able time, work, and ingenuity to get it to press on time . . . Favorite teachers were said to be Martha Miller and Mr. Jeter. . . Plans include secretarial work and housewife. MUSSEN, CAROL MARIE This friendly co-ed is sometimes called Muzzy . . . keen about drawing and swimming . . . while at Hoover participated in Thes- pians . . . especially enjoyed -har crafts class and Mrs. Lemon . . . majored in art and drama . . . plans to attend Chaffey College in Ontario with an art major . . . af- ter college, plans on marriage and being an artist. MOULTON, JOHN HURST Talented . . . Johnny is fond of water-skiing and speed boating . . . a member of Band, Orches- tra, Pep Band and Downbeat Club . . . a fan of Mr. Peterson's band class . . . the fabulous '56 Hoov- er-San Diego football game will stand out among other memories . .d. another State-bound Hoover gra . NAPLES, JOHN LEE This friendly Hooverite came to us from Saints . . . he especially enjoys parties, dating, and going to Dobb's for his nightly coke . . . a member of Thespians, and on the Sr. Play committee on the Sr. Cabinet . . . favored print shop. science, and Mr. Hershey . . . majored in speech arts and drama . . , the 1958 Hoover-Saints game will be long remembered . . . plans to attend Dramatic Actors Studio in New York . . . to be an actor, stage andlor screen, is his goal. MOREBELLO, RONALD JOSEPH Musically talented . . . Ron en- joys practicing the piano and ac- companying . . . CSF and Key Club treasurer . . . also served as Choir and Ensemble accompanist and Latin Club president . . . a member of F. T. A. and Ecivres . . . favored Latin and all his teachers , . . will remember 1958 Tower Day when he was chosen an Ecivre , . . a future student at State or the University of San Diego . . . will study music. MOUZAS, MARY ANN Attractive . . . Mary Ann loves dancing and dating . , . was Head Drum Majorette, '57-'58, and '58- '59 . . . favored Cardinettes with Miss Zowada and Mrs. Lewis . . . she had a business major , . . will always remember being a ma- jorette, and the after-game parties . . expects to go into secretarial wor . NAPOLI, JAMES V. Called Jim by friends . . .came to us from Gardena High, Gar- dena, Calif . . . works with radios in his spare time . . . was monitor of R.0.T.C ..,. would like to have more classes like R.0.T.C. . . , favored MlSgt. 0'Connell . . . had a math major. . . plans to enter the Army . . , would like to be an engineer. MOREHOUSE, KAREN KAY Bowls in spare time . . . was in Y-Teens, Bible Club, and Boosters Club . . . was monitor in English office in Jr. year . . . favorite class was physiology . . . liked Mr. Harris and Mr. Engle . . . ma- jor was math . . . will long re- member graduation and the foot- ball games . . . plans to attend State College . . . future plans undecided. MULLEN, VICKIE SUE Enjoys writing to Ken and Ilst- ening to progressive jazz . . . was in Cardinettes and Thespian So- ciety . . . enjoyed contemporary literature . . . liked Miss Burton and Mrs. Lemon . . . majored in drama and art . . , '56 San Die- go-Hoover game will be a lasting memory . . . wants to go to Chaf- fey College with a major in art and language . . . hopes to do mis- sionary work. NEEDHAM, DOROTHY JEAN Nice personality . . . Dottie is enthusiastic about skating, and baton twirling . . . was band ma- jorette, '57-'58, and Head Band Majorette, '58-'59, also a member of Downbeat Club and Y-Teens . . . Cardinettes and Mr. Young were tops with her . . , had a math major . . , the 1957 Red and White Ball will long be re- membered . . . a future State co- ed as a major in math. NEFF, KATHLEEN MARIE Kathy enjoys swimming, horse- back riding, and going to parties . . . member of HockerviIle's Boosters Club . . . favored U, S. History and Mr. Porteous . . . ma- jored in business . . .will remem- ber crushing San Diego in '56 . . . plans to attend J. C. and Pamona Agricultural College to prepare for veterinary work. -qrW'M' NEWMAN. RONNIE GEORGE Funlto know . . . football, swimming, and eating are his hob- bies . . . was a Student Council representative for two years . , . played Soph and two years of Varsity football , , , liked his print shop class . . . partial to Miss Henderson . , . majored in industrial arts and science . . . will .remember when Coach Engle put in a tackle eligible play . , . would like to attend U. C. L, A, with a science major. NELSON, BEVERLY ANN Personality plus . . . Bev has an infectious laugh . . . enjoys dancing, parties, and the radio . . . Sr, class. Jr. Y-Teens, and FTA treasurer . . . also sawed on the Elections and Student Faculty Social Committees, Soph. class cabinet, and as an Ecivre . . . fu- ture plans include State and teaching. 114 na' J Lu HOLD. G. PAUL Paul is a transfer from St, Aug- ustine . . , fond. of swimming and chewing gum in Miss Miller's Spanish Ill class . . . played in- tramural' basketball and volleyball . . . enjoyed his print shop class . partial to Mr, Hershey . , . will remember the day Mr. Hershey chased Ramstead across the cam- pus. . . may attend J. C. and aim for a degree in history or law . . .- would like to become an officer in the merchant marines, NELSON, KEITH GRANT Musically inclined . . . likes playing the trumpet and eating pizza . . . president of the Band, leader of the Pep Band, and mem- ber of the Orchestra and Down- beat Club . . . favored band and auto shop . . . liked Mr. Peter- son . . . majored in history . . . will attend Luther College in Iowa with a music major to prepare for teaching music. ep we , ' if ta ,,, 'wh M W it 1, , ' 'MW ll --o.ac.i t.--ww-f ' . aj' , , We NORTON, JUDY ANN Judy is a welcome transfer from Pomona-Catholic School, Pomona, California . . - takes pleasure in bowling and skating . . . was a member .of Y-Teens . . . favored her social problems class and Mrs. Oatrnan . . . business major . . . will always remember try- ing tolget into the lunch line . . . will attend J. C. as a busi- ness major . , . would like to be- come a secretary. we ,Q .a,1.fn-. NELSON, LARRY M. Generally known as Melvin . . . lists surfing and listening to rec- ords as his favorite pastimes . . . partial to his American Govern- ment class . . . liked Coach Ko- vacs as a teacher , . . majored in industrial arts . . . after gradu- ation he plans to attend J. C. with a graphic arts major . . . plans to become a linotypist. Q86 NORTON, SANDI Sandi particularly enjoys eating pizza, going to dances and parties. swimming, cooking, and listening to hi-fi music . . . geometry and Mr. Crabtree were tops on her list- of classes and teachers . . . math, business, and science major . . . will remember building a float for '58-'59 Homecoming, and the Sr. Prom . . . hopes to attend Mercy College of Nursing , . . will take up nursing as a career. 1, fr OAKS, ROBERT F. Lists stamp collecting, singing, and reading as his favorite pas- times . . . another one of those hard-working Ecivres . . . CSF membership chairman and Latin Club treas .... a member of F. T. A., Science, and Cadet Clubs . . . liked World History and Mr. Prokop . . . after graduation, he will attend Stanford or State and become a history teacher. O'CONNOR, CAROL ANN Nice-to know , . . eating pizza and going to the beach are Carol's favorite pastimes . . . she was a member of the Pom Pon Corps, Y-Teens, and the Boosters Club . . . served as a counselor's moni- tor . , . civics with Mr. Young was tops on her list of classes and teachers . . . business major . , . will long remember when Hoover crushed San Diego . . . after leav- ing Hoover will first attend a ju- nior college in Colorado, then an airline stewardess school. 0'FARRELL, EILEEN Good worker and has a friendly personality . . . likes to build first prize Homecoming floats . . . Sr. Y-Teens pres. and CSF treas. . . . an active Ecivre, Ducateer. and Student Council and Cardinal Co-ed representative . , . served on the Ditch Day committee , . . favored Coach Engle and physio- logy . . . a science major . . . will remember both '58 and '59 Senior Proms . . , will attend Stanford or Mills College with a major in liberal arts. ONRE, EDDIE E. Spends spare time playing base- ball and hunting . . . was in Boosters Club and on the stage crew . . , favorite class was auto shop . . . favorite teacher was Mr. Harris . . . majored in busi- ness . . . plans to attend San Diego State College with a busi- ness major . . . wants to do work in business in the future. NIELSEN, KAREN KOCH A cheerful blonde . . . likes music, sailing, and fishing . . . was sec., treas., and veep of the German Club . . , member of V-Teens and CSF . , , favored her German class, S. Carlson, and Mr. Porteous . . . will long re- member when her car got stuck in the mud at Helm's bakery . . . plans to attend Stanford and be- come a doctor. NULTON, JAMES DARWIN Likes to watch television, study math, and play poker . . . a life member of CSF . . . a member of the Cadet, Science, Russian, and Math Clubs . . . favored Mr. Dean's honors physics class . . . the day everyone blew soap bub- bles in Mr. Van Tassel's class will be remembered by Jim . , . will attend Cal Tech with a major in math and phics . . . aspires to become a theoretical physicist. OHRE, KAREN M. Used to go to Kearny High . . . couldn't live without water skiing. swimming, and going to parties . . . was in V-Teens . . .lliked Mr. Moe and his English Litera- ture class , . . majored in math and science . , . '58 homecoming will be a very satisfying memory . . . plans to attend San Diego State College . . . major will be psychology. 0'KANE, DANEDA J. Likes to be called Dannee . . . previously attended Bellaire High, Bellaire, Texas . , . this friendly co-ed enjoys dating and eating pizza , , . was active in Cardin- ettes, Y-Teens, and Boosters Club . . . was partial to her advanced shorthand class with Martha Miller . . . business major . . . the Se- nior Prom will be among her last- ing memories . , , would like to become a dental assistant. OTSUKA, IANE S. Intelligent and well-poised . . . bowling and listening to hi-fi rec- ords take up her spare time . . . served as sec. of her Soph, class and Y-Teens. was Cardinal Co-ed veep and corres, sec., and a Stu- dent Council Rep .,., liked her social problems class and Miss Henderson , . . majored in math . . , her Jr. Prom will never be forgotten . . . looking forward to attending State . , . will make an excellent English teacher. ONG, CHERRYL LIN Cherryl likes to howl . , , was in Boosters Club . . . was a coun- selor's monitor . . . enjoyed her Spanish class . . , liked Mr, Vick- ery-. . . majored in math and business . . . senior year will linger longest in her memory . . . plans to attend State College with an elementary education major . . . wants to be a teacher . DNTIVERDS, RICHARD ls especially fond of attending football games . . . likes wood shop and Mr. Gray . . . majored in woodshop . , . will never forget the '56 and '57 Hoover vs. San Diego football games . . . J. C. is among his future plans. OTTERLINE, KEN D. Favorite pastimes include shoot- ing and hunting . . . worked hard on the stage crew for 3 years . . . a member of the Cadet Club . . . favored stage crew among other classes . . . Mr. Woolley and M!Sgt. O'Connell rated high with him . . , graduation and the Sr. Prom will long be remembered by Ken . . . an industrial arts ma- jor . . . hopes for a career in they Marine Corps. OWENS, CHUCK Enjoys all sports, working with others, and church activities . , . was in Lettermen's Club and Boy's Glee . . , was in Varsity tennis for two years . . . liked his phy- siology class . . . favored Mr, En- gle , . . majored in math , , , will never forget the '56 Hoover-San Diego game . . , plans to go to Cal-Western with a major in P. E. and math . . . wants to be a teacher lcoachj. PARR, JOHN W. Surfing and listening to jazz records are his favorite pastimes . . a member of the Sr. Hi-Y . . . played Soph. football . , . rated radio shop as his favorite class . , , liked Mr, Crawford . . . majored in radio shop , . . mem- ories of Hoover will include the night we beat San Diego . . . fu- ture plans include attending J. C. with a police science major . , . aspires to become a policeman. 40 PASEK, MARVIN E. Marv was a member of the Sci- ence Club , . . coin collecting, working on cars and trying to date girls rate high on his list of favorites , . . drafting and Mr. Van Tassel made a hit with him . . . another loyal Hooverite who will remember the time we clob- bered the Cavemen in 1956 . . . headed for State and later U, C. . , . will become an engineer. PASIERB, NANCY CARDLE Cute and friendly . . . Nancy takes pleasure in collecting recipes and watching basketball games . . . participated in Y-Teens, Boosters Club, and Cardinettes . . , liked home planning and Mr. Vickery . . . homemaking major . . . will remember our 1956, 20- 12 football victory over San Diego High . . . looking forward to at- tending Mercy College of Nursing. OPFER, MARILYN . Marilyn enjoys doing church work, swimming, eating, and talk- ing . . . G. A. A. veep, Badmin- ton Club veep, Ducateers, French Club, and Youth For Christ were among many activities . . . fav- ored first-year French class and Mr. Van Tassel . . . her major was math , . . Sr. Prom will be among happiest memories . , . will at- tend State or Luther College with a psychology major . . . eager to become a member of the Child Guidance Bureau. OSBURN, RDDGER D. Aesthetic and athletic both are distinctive qualities of this grad . . . the beach, surfing, music, food, and art occupy his spare moments . . . was a member of Quill and Scroll, Lettermens Club, Sr. Prom Committee, and Senior Cardinal . . . contributed in an artistic way as a member of your Annual Staff . . . par- ticipated in J. V. and Varsity football . . . looking forward to a career in art and education . . . enjoyed Mr. Porteous and Mr. Engle. bin. PADILLA, GLORIA ADELINE Formerly attended San Diego Union Academy in National City . . , loves dancing, parties, and going out with Ronnie . , . will miss office practice and Mr. Wool- ley , . . a business major , . . the Sr. Prom and all the rallies at Hoover will be remembered by Gloria , . . will go into civil service work or business adminis- tration. PALMER, DIANE Likes to draw and paint in her spare time . . . was in the Rifle Club . . . social problems rated high , . . got along with Mr. Nordstrom , . . majored in math . . , San Diego-Hoover '56 game will be a favorite memory , , . plans to attend San Diego State College with a major in art and home designing . . . plans to be an interior decorator. PASSARINO, PAUL I. Favorite pastime is water skiing, hunting, fishing, and playing bad- minton . , . favorite class was al- gebra . . , had a math and science major . . , plans to attend U.C.L.A. with a major in science and a math minor . . . will be a veterinarian fa dog, cat, duck, turtle, bug, insect, worm doctorj PAXTON, PAMELA A I Especially enjoys dancing, lis- tening to records, and reading . . . was treasurer of the Drama Club , . . favorite class was drama . . . favored Miss Higgins.. , . majored in business . . . will re- member the '56 Hoover-San Diego game and the '56 homecoming . . . plans to attend Junior Col- lege with a major in business . . . wants to do secretarial or dram- atical work. PEABODY, JOYCE LYNN Favors bowling and going out with David . . . was member of Bowling Club and Boosters Club . . . was monitor in girls attend- ance office . . . liked Mr. Showley and Miss lngebritson . . . major- ed in homemaking . . . beating San Diego in football will be re- membered . . . plans on getting married. Wm PHARR, WILLIAM D. Bill is a former student at Jor- dan High School, Long Beach, California . . . a hunting enthusi- ast . , . participated in Intramural basketball and volley ball . . . will miss U. S. History and Mr. Harris . . . had a general major . . . Commencement will always be re- membered . . . may attend Uni- versity of Tennessee . . . will spe- cialize in medicine with the hope of becoming a doctor. PINSON, RONALD GARY Known for his dancing ability . . . a member of Thespians . . . likes dancing and eating deep sea sandwiches . . . a fan of Mr. Mulkey and auto shop . . . ma- jored in math . . . plans on at- tending State and later B. Y, U. . . . has hopes of becoming an architect. PERIPOLI, JANE Striking . . . Formerly attended Rnsary High . . . likes to go out and have a good time . . . Jane favored her home planning class and Mrs. Keller . . . the Senior Prom will linger longest in her memory . . . future plans include attending State College. , . PHILLIPS. CATHERINE TERRY . Cathie enjoys dating and danc- IHE . . . was active in Pom-Pons Y-Teens, Boosters Club, and 3 Student Council representative. . . partral.to her home nursing class and Miss lngebritson . , , ma. jored in business . . . memories include the football Carnivals and 58 Sr. AProm . . . plans to attend State with a business major . . . aspires to become a secretary or a stewardess. PITTS, ELEANOR JANET Very ambitious . . . Janet en- joys art, swimming, and eating in her limited spare time . . . trea- surer of Soph. Y-Teens, Jr. Y-Teen president, bulletin board chairman and president of Cardinal Co-eds . . . co-captain of flag twirlers, pom pon lieutenant, and an Ecivre . , , favored chemistry and Miss Gaby when a Soph . . , will always remember beating San Diego, be- coming flag co-captain, Cardinal Co-ed prexy, and an Ecivre .... will attend State with an art ma- jor. PERRYIVIAN, RAYMOND Y. Previously attended Livingston High, Livingston, Calif .... en- joys coin collecting, swimming, and gambling . . . belonged to CSF, German, Math, Cadet, and Science Clubs , . . will miss hon- ors physics and math classes . . . chose Mr. Van Tassel as his favor- ite teacher . . . will attend the U. S. Air Force Academy and be- come a theoretical physicist. PIERCE. DENNIS JAMES ,Favorite pastime is cruising the drive-ins . . . Car of the Month editor on the Cardinal Staff . . . ran Varsity track . . , liked U. S. History and Mr. Prokop . . . a math major . . . will remember when Hoover won first place in all C. P. L. sports in 1956 , . . will go into newspaper work. PLACE, ELON ALFRED Well-liked by all . . . keen about dancing, water-skiing, hunt- ing, and girls . . . Comm. of ath- letics, Jr. class pres. and pres. of the Senators . . . Ditch Day chair- man and on the Soph. cabinet . . . played J. V. and Varsity base- ball . . . liked Student Govt. and Mr. Porteous . . . will remember defeating the Cavemen in 1956 . . . headed for U. S. C. or State with a law and political science major . . . hopes to be a lawyer or diplomat. PESH, ARLENE A. I Nice personality . . . enjoys eat- ing pizza and singing . . . a 3 year member of the Choir . . . liked job preparation and M. Mil- ler . . . majored in business . . . will never forget the famous '56 Hoover vs. San Diego football game . . . future plans include attending J. C. with hopes of be- coming a secretary . . . will later get married, PIERCE, FRED Freddie especially enjoys girls, dating, and beach parties . . . will miss print and metal shops . . . liked Mr. Hershey and Mr. Kauble . , . will remember the many hours of make-up in gym . . rteaded for San Diego Junior Col- ege. PLEASANT, CEDRIC MITCHELL Known to all as Mickey . . . lives to play football . . . was a member of the Key Club and the Lettermen's Club . . . played J. V. and Varsity football, and was on the Varsity track and wrestling squads . . . will miss his auto shop class . . . favored Mr, Per- pich . . . will long remember when Hoover beat Crawford 13-12 . . . would like to attend State and become a coach. PESH, LYLE J. Has a friendly smile , . . favors dating, working on cars, and go- ing to the beach . . . was a Stu- dent Council rep., and a member of the Science and Latin Clubs . . . participated in three years of track, running hurdles , . . will miss public speaking and Mr. Her- shey . . . math and science major . . . happiest memory is being giv- en the opportunity to run in the city track meet . . . future stu- dent at State, to major in science and medicine . . . eager to be a doctor. PILLSBURY, MARJESS JOAN Likes to be called Margie . . . particularly enjoys swimming, lis- tening to music, and going on long drives , . . was active in CSF and Boosters Club . . . partial to her geometry class and Mr. Wil- son , . . majored in math and homemaking . . . memories will include crushing San Diego in '56, and Mr, WiIson's lectures on any- thing from sports cars to entangle- ment . . . plans to attend J. C. as a business major . . . interest- ed in becoming a bookkeeper for an automobile agency. ' W POST, GREGORY ANTHONY Greg likes sports and especially baseball and golf . . . he enjoys eating and listening to the radio . , . was a member of the C.S.F., Key, and Lettermen's clubs, also president of the Ecivres . . . play- ed J. V. and Varsity baseball and was on the all-city team . . . fav- ored his chemistry class and Mr. Nordstrom . . . math and science major . . . will remember being selected an Eciure at the '58 Tower Day . . . hopes to attend Stanford and become an engineer, POTTER, BOB A. Girls and old cars take up most of Bob's spare time . . . was on the Student Council , , , liked being in his drama class most. . . rated Mr.-Kauble high . , , the Senior Prom will be a lasting mem- 0fY . . , hopes to attend junior college . : . wants to do mechan- ical work in the future, POWELL, DEANNA L. Better known as Dee . , . en- thusiastic about dancing, parties, and dating . . . active in Red Cross Council and Sr. Y-Teens. . . liked Mr. Showley . . . majored in homemaking and business . . . will remember the Sr. Prom . . . future plans include attending l. C. with a business major. PRITT, HELEN RUTH Partial to playing the accordion and listening to the radio , . . while at Hoover was a member of the Bible Club . . . favored phy- sics, honors math. and Mr. Dean .A. . math and business major. . . will ever remember beating the Cavers in '56 . . . plans to attend Kansas City University in Missouri . . . will do research work with math and science until marriage. and l PRDFFER, GARY L. Q Gary couldn't get along without drawing and driving . . A. Dani' cipated in track.. . . liked hIS art class . . . enl0Y9'2l VISVIUE Mf- Grossman for a teacher . had art and math majors . . Field Day can never be forgiliiell A . Dlafls to major in art at college .H . . plans to go into the field of inte- rior decorating. PURSER. .IUDI LYNN ID-ancing, football games, and driving a certain red sports car take up ludi's spare time . . . a 3 year member of the Boosters Club 1 . . a switch board operator . . . liked her modern dance class. MA. Miller, and Coach Engle , . . will always remember the '56 Hoover vs. San Diego football game . . . headed for J. C. with hopes of becoming a secretary, RAIFSNIDER, RICK P. Rick finds time for hunting. sports, girls, and cars . . . was member of the Bowling Club . . . liked chemistry most . . . favored Mr, Nordstrom as a teacher . . . majored in electronics . , , will always remember the 1956 foot- ball season . , . plans to attend junior college . , . will major in electronics . . . wants to get into business in ,the future. RANDALL, JUDITH ANN ,ludy is good natured , . , loves to water ski and swim . . . active in the Tennis Club, Y-Teens, Du- cateers, and lob's Daughters , . . physiology and tennis were her favoritl classes . . , Mr. Showley clicked with her . . . will never forget all the Senior Proms she attended . . . is looking forward to marriage. READ, GERALD DENNIS Jerry was a welcome transfer from Anchorage High, Anchorage, Alaska . . . spends spare time working on his '29 full race drag- gin' roadster . . . participated in Intramural basketball . . , liked auto shop . . . favored Mr. Mulkey . .4 . math and industrial arts majors . . . plans to attend the Air Force Academy , . . will major in math . . . plans to work at G.E. as an electronic engineer. RHOADS, RUTH ELAINE Gets much pleasure out of going to the beach, football games, and listening to jazz . , A 3 member of Y-Teens, Boosters Club and Cardinettes . . . a math major . . 1 Mr. Vickery rates tops on her list of teachers and her favor- ite class was Cardinettes , . . the Senior Prom and graduation will linger longest in her memories . . . a future co-ed at Pepperdine College. 42 RHODES, BILL Spends leisure time working on cars, skin diving, bowling and go- ing to the drags . . . played SODh- football . . . favored his U.S. History and science problems clas- ses . . , rates Mr. Showley as tops . . . majored in math and indus- trial arts . . . will remember when Hoover beat San Diego . . . may attend the University of San Diego with a business administra- tion major. RICE, STANLEY ALLAN This popular cheerleader is known for his friendly smile and nice personality . . . likes parties and jazz concerts . . . a cheer- leader in '58-'59, and a member of Downbeat Club and Soph. Hi-Y . . . lettered in track in Soph. year . . . favored Mrs. Jordan and gym with Coach Murphy . . . math major . . . remembers Mr. Her- shey's fifth period print shop in '57, and San Diego-Hoover game in '56 . , . State-hound . . . after serving in Army, would like to go into police work. READ, IUDITH KAY Judy is a welcome transfer from Anchorage H i g h, Anchorage, Alaska . . . swimming, reading, and watching football games fill her spare time . , . was a moni- tor in English office . . . particu- larly enjoyed Miss Henderson's so- cial problems class , , , partial to Mr. Showley . . . majored in history . , , ambitious to become a dental assistant. RICHARDSON, RALPH D. Likes to be called Rich . . . used to go to Downey High, Dow- ney, California . . . likes to attend parties and work on cars . . , fa- vored auto shop , . . enjoyed hav- ing Mr. Mulkey . . . majored in math . . . will always remember graduation , . . plans to goto San Diego State College with a major in medicine . . . would like to do work in the field of dentistry. REID, DIANE SHIRLEY Diane likes to bowl and swim . . . was in the Bowling Club and Y-Teens . . . enjoyed her short- hand class , , . liked Fern Miller . . , majored in business educa- tion. . . will always remember when Hoover beat San Diego in '56 . . . hopes to goto a business college . . . would like to be a secretary, RICKERSON, WILLIAM 1. Friends call him Bill . . . spends his spare time bowling . . . was member of the German Club and the Science Club . . . enjoyed his physics class and liked having Mr. Porteous as a teacher . , , math major . . , will always remember when Hoover beat San Diego in '56 . . , would like to go to San Diego State College with a math major. RIDEOUT, WILLIAM BRONSON Bronson enjoys records, swim- ming, and water skiing . . . mem- ber of the Bowling Club, German Club, Rifle Team, and Regimental Cadet Club . . . was an R.0.T.C. movie operator monitor . . . fa- vored his German class and S. Carlson . - - math and science major , . . will remember when our team went to Anaheim in '56 , . . plans to continue his majors at State or Berkeley . . . hopes to be an engineer. 'ff , lb W ROGALSKI. JUNE IOSEPHINE Sheena enjoys trying to avoid cracking up her car, horse- back riding, and dancing , , , a member of Y-Teens, Cardinettes, and Boosters Club , , , a switch board operator . . . will miss Sr. drama and Miss Higgins . . . will remember a certain incident in her physiology class . . , plans to at- tend State or J. C. and later do secretarial work. RUGGIERO, ANNA MARIE . Spends leisure time playing ten- nis, dancing, and watching T.V. . . , was secretary and treasurer of the G. A. A. and a member of the Tennis Club . . , served as a library monitor . . . Ameri- can Government was her favorite class . . , liked M. Miller . . . majored in business . . . will long remember the Sr. Prom and the Commissioners Ball , . . hopeful of becoming a receptionist for a doctor. ROBBINS, SUZANNE PAULA Lots of fun to know . . . Suzy was president of the Girl's Rifle Club , . . especially likes to dance and make cookies . . . a member of Y-Teens and the French Club . . . will never forget the '57 Commissioner's Ball . . . favored Mr. Prokop and world history . . . heading for U.C.L.A. with a ma- jor in business and botony . . . will go into business transporta- tion. -ig..-Juv' ROBERTS. IANICE MARILYN Fun loving . . . likes to go to football games . . . served the school as a library monitor , . . was partial to being in Glee Club ...a fan of Mrs. Hoff. . . had majors in art, English, and math . . . crushing the Cavemen in her Sophomore year will be long re- membered . . . plans to be a student at State. . . would like to be a school teacher. ROBINSON, PAUL Energetic and capable are but two of this boy's endowments . . . has a definite talent and skill in photography . . . likes to bowl, beach, and take trips . . , the Lettermens Club, An- nual Staff, Quill and Scroll, Latin, and Bowling Clubs occu- pied Paul's spare time , . . nearly all the pictures in this book resulted from his skill with the camera and chemicals . . . lettered in golf . , . likes lunch period and B. Carlson . . . headed for State or l. C. ROBINSON, ROBERTA A. Robbie to all those wh? know her . . . ta s pIeasurCi danc- ing and pla 'g 'qennes . . . w a member o Cgr ' ettes in T r Soph. 1. , perferred E sh to he ot Iass . v . med Mr. fs h fzg' te tea- ch ' hai? a s' ss major . rilljre mn! xiao the Cave- m rvio t h e irds in 1956 . J . wo 'like to go into the business ROGERS, SHARLA MARLENE Likes to sew, dance and play tennis . . . member of T. A. F. F. Y. and Y-Teens, treasurer of F. N. A. . . . main office monitor . , . liked shorthand and Miss M. Miller . . . had a busi- ness major . . , Sr. Prom will be a fond remembrance . . . will attend junior college to continue Business major . . , will make a good private secretary. ROSS, SHERRYLL LEE Sherry enjoys playing the piano. dancing, and being with her boy friend . . . was in Drum Corps and French Club . . . favored job preparations . . . liked Mr. Rybiski and Martha Miller . . . majored in business . . . will remember Hoover beating San Diego in '56 . . . plans to attend junior college with a business major . . . expects to do office work and later get married. ROWLAND, DAN n V Danny Boy attended Highline High, Seattle, Wash. . .en- joys cars, boats, fishing, building. architectural drawing, and girls . . . liked Mr. Hoffert and Fern Miller . . . favored architectural drafting and trigonometry . . . majored in history, drafting, and math , , . will remember the '56 Homecoming . . . will attend Cal Western majoring in architectural engineering. RUSKIN, MARCIA BETH Marcie enjoys music of all kinds and dancing . . , was in Ecivres, Y-Teens, Boosters Club and C.S..F . . . was model in commissioner's fashion show in '57 . , . worked in counselor's office . . . fa- vored honors math and Mr. Porte- ous . . . majored in math and science . . . becoming an Ecivre will long be remembered . , . will attend Berkeley with a math and psychology major. RUSSEY, ELEMINA DOLORES Sweet blonde . . .Ellie likes being with Ross, flag twirling and eating hot-fudge sundaes . . . was a flag twirler, a Cardinal Co-ed representative, and a member of the Downbeat Club . . . home nursing with Miss lngebritson made a hit with her . . . business major , . . will long remember be- ing chosen flag twirler in 1958 . . . future plans include marriage and receptionist work. RUST, LYMAN ARTHUR Likes football, swimming, and fishing . . . was a member of the Key Club and president of the Knights Hi-V . . . was on the Soph., I. V., and Varsity foot- ball and B track squads . . . favored his physics and gym clas- ses . . , partial to Mr. Prokop and Coach Holt . . . majored in Span- ish, science, and math . . . will remember when Lance Thomas wrecked the winning Homecoming float in '57 . . . may attend Dart- mouth as alpre-med student, MM nussu, incouzunc Cute and friendly , . . Jackie is enthusiastic about performing at football games, dating, and eating pizza , , . time at Hoover was busy with flag twirling, Down- beat Club, and Y-Teens . , . great fan of Cardinettes and Miss Zow- ada . . . majored in homemaking . . . will fondly remember being chosen a flag twirler at the Red and White Ball , . . hopes to at- tend Brigham Young University . , . will specialize in home- making. 4309 'WHY' SADLEIR, ROD Previously attended Highland High, Salt Lake City, Utah, and Waltham High, Waltham, Mass . . enjoys all sports . . . partial to his gym class . . . chose Mr. Mulkey as his favorite teacher . . . the 1956 and 1958 football sea- sons will be among his lasting memories of Hoover. . . has plans of attending State or Brigham Young University and take up dentistry. 43 Q: SANCHEZ, MIKE Mike choses swimming as his favorite pastime . . . lists radio shop as his favorite class . . . partial to Mr. Crawford . . . will remember when San Diego bowed to Hoover in '56 . . . future plans include attending San Diego State College. SASAK, BRUCE ALLEN Lists tennis as his favorite pastime . . . rated his geometry class as tops , , . chose Coach Perpich as his favorite teacher . . . the night we beat San Diego High in football will linger in his memory . , . future plans include attending San Diego State College. SAWAVA, SONYA K. Favorite pastimes are listening to music, dancing, and sewing . . . liked bookkeeping 3 , . . enjoyed Miss Zowada , . . majored in business education . . . '56 San Diego-Hoover game and Sen- ior events will be happy memories . . . wants to go to business col- lege with an accounting and busi- ness administration major . . . expects to do part time work in the future. SCARBOROUGH, ALICE Quiet, but friendly and fun lov- ing . . . thrives on reading and singing . . . was particularly fond of being in glee and having Mrs. Hofman . . . had a major in homemaking . . . will always re- member the day the Caveman was hung in effigy in front of the school in '56 , . . anxiously look- ing forward to being a housewife. SCHIEFER, JANALEE Rates swimming, boating, tra- veling, and caring for her dog as her favorite pastimes . . , active in Ducateers and Y-Teens . . . monitor in girls attendance office . . , favored Mr. lmel and Mrs. Jordan . . . math major . . . will long remember the '56 Hoover- San Diego football game and be- ing selected a Ducateer . . . plans to attend Cottey College in Mis- soiilrji and go into the medical I9 . SCHABER, STEVEN CONRAD Likes opera records, concerts, and reading . . . was treas. and pub. chairman of l-TA, co-founder of Music Club, life member of CSF and a member of Latin, Russian, and German Clubs, and R.0.T.C. . . . liked Russian and Signe Carlson . . . foreign language and social science major . . . re- members being chosen semi-final- ist for National Merit Scholarship. and the annual opera performance at Hoover . . . State-bound to ma- jor in foreign language . . . may become a teacher. SCHAERLI, JOHN ANDREW Came to Hoover from Richmond Illinois . . . says he loves to go skin diving . . , participated in track . . . chose Russian as his favorite class . . . especially liked Mr. Finegold . . . majored in math and English . . . will fondly re- member being able to participate in track , . , will attend State with math and chemistry majors . . . interested in becoming a chemist. ,ann SCHRDFFEL, ADELE A. Adele's hobby is raising para- keets , . . enjoyed her English class . . . plans to attend San Diego State College . . . would like to do secretarial work in the future. SCHULER, GEORGE C. Previously attended Medford high, Medford, Oregon , . . likes to bowl, golf, and wafer skl . . . was in DeMolay and Bowling Club, and was treasurer of Junior Achie- vement . . . enjoyed architectural drawing . , . liked Miss Hender- son . . . math and architectural drawing majors . . . wants to go State with an architectural major , . . plans on being an architect in Medford in the future. SCHULMAN, DEBRA ANN Has excellent taste in clothes . . . Debbie likes singing, danc- ing, and swimming . . . was treasurer of the Choir, and a member of Y-Teens, CSF, Boosters Club, and Red Cross Council . . . rates Spanish with Fausta Miller as tops . . . her Senior year and the Senior Prom will be remembered by her for years to come . . . plans to attend the University of Arizona as a business major . . . wants to go into secretarial work and get married. SCHULT-HEISE, HIENDRUN Nice personality . . . Heidi is a very welcome transfer from Hein- vich-Schutz, Kassel, Germany . , , tumbling and dancing are tops with her . . . time at Hoover has been busy with Y- Teens, Boosters Club, and German Club . . . liked speech class and Mr. Harris . . . English major . . . football games and parties will linger longest in her memory . . . will major in English and physical education at a university in Germany . . . interested in traveling. 44 SCHWARTZ, IOLAH QUESTA Last attended San Diego Union Academy . . . spends leisure time swimming, riding and going places with Danny . . . was a Student Council representative . . . favored her homemaking class . . . partial to Miss Grim- shaw . . . a homemaking major . . . will remember when she had to sing in a trio in glee . . . plans include marriage and child- ren. SCHWARTZ, RUTH ANN Answers to Ruthie . . . parti- cularly enjoys dancing, flag twirl- ing, and listening to progressive jazz . . . a flag twirler, and a member of Y-Teens and Downbeat Club . . . favored physiology with Mr. Vickery, and Miss Zowada . . . English and science major . . . will always remember becoming a flag twirler . . . plans to attend Berkeley as a major in science . , . will go into social work or nursing. SCOFFIN, RUSS A. Russ enjoys movies and playing baseball . . . was on the Sopho- more football and B and C track squads . . . partial to his physics class . , . rated Mr. Dean as his favorite teacher . . . had a drafting major . . . will long re- member the '56 Hoover vs, San Diego football game . . . plans to attend San Diego State College. SCOORTIS. BILL G. SCOTT, MARY CATHRYN Scotty enjoys traveling, parties, sports, horseback riding, and go- ing to the beach , . , was in Boosters Club . . . favored Ameri- can Government . . . liked Mr. Young . , . major was a business . . . among her fondest memories will be the prom and Hoover's beating San Diego . . . plans to attend State College with a busi- ness major . . . wants to be an I. B. M, operator. 'Kai SHEEHV, RALPH LARRY Energetic and capable , , . Larry spends leisure time work- ing on his car . , . participated in Soph., Jr., and Sr. cross country and track, lettered in Jr. and-Sr. years . . , will miss architectural drafting and Mr. SJIUWJCV . . . majored in arch. drafting . . . hopes to attend Paci- fic Lutheran College . . . aspires to become an architect. k SILVERMAN, NANCY LEE Well-liked by everyone . . . dating, swimming, and tennis top her list of favorite pastimes . , . served on the Sophomore Cabinet, Junior Prom Committee, and as Commencement Chairman . . . was a Student Council and a Car- dinal Co-ed Representative . . . counseling monitor . . . great fan of all her teachers and classes . . . Spanish major. . . will fond- ly remember being chosen Com- mencement Chairman . . . will attend U. C, L. A, or State with the possibility of becoming a teacher. SEDLOCK, CAROLYN ANN Full of pep and enthusiasm , . . Carol thrives on dating, dancing, and parties . . . served as Sen- ior class secretary and Sr. sweater chairman on the Jr. Cabinet . . . a valuable member of Ecivres, Red Cross Council, Student-Faculty So- cial Committee, Y-Teens, and C. S. F .... chose Martha Miller and Mr. Porteous as favor- ite teachers , . . language major . . . will long remember Home- coming '58 . . . heading for State as a major in child psychology. i-to SERVEY, JDSEPHINE TERESA Jo likes to go out with Don .-. . worked in boys' attendance' office . . . favorite class was tennis . . . Miss Zowada rated high as a tea- cher . . . major was homemaking . . . Senior Ditch Day will never be forgotten . . . future plarlS are undecided. SHARKEY, PATRICK Enjoys banana malts and work- ing on cars . . . played Soph. football . . . favored Mr, Gross- man's geometry class . , . liked Mr. Porteous and Coach Foote . . . majored in math and industrial arts . . . will remember the '56 Hoover-San Diego and the '57 Hoover-Po:nt Loma games . , . plans to attend San Diego Univer- sity with math and science majors . , , may join the Air Force and later become an electronic en- gineer. SHELDON, SHIRLEY M. Answers to Squirley . . . spends leisure time eating pizza bowling, and flag twirling . , . was a flag twirler and a member of Y-Teens and Downbeat Club , . . will miss Cardinettes and Miss Zowada . . . majored in math . . . will fondly remember being chosen flag twirler, and our 1956, 20-12 football victory over San Diego High . . . plans to attend State with a business ad- ministration major. . . would like to get married. L SHERMAN, JACQUELINE Jackie spends leisure time swimming and dancing . . , was a flag twirler, a member of CSF, Downbeat Club, and Boosters Club . . . also served as switchboard monitor . . . preferred her home nursing class . . . chose Miss Zowada as favorite teacher . . . business major. . . will never for- get being chosen a flag twirler and the '56 Hoover-San Diego football game . . . heading for Brigham Young University as a major in business education . . . plans to be a secretary. 'UW' SHIELD. JOHN EDWARD Likes to be called Jack . . . previously attended Lyons Town- ship High, La Grange, lll .... fa- vorite pastime is swimming , . . favored machine drawing . . . enjoyed having Mr. DeBrodt as a teacher . . . majored in industrial arts . . . will remember the Sr. Prom . . . plans to attend San Diego J. C .... major will be industrial arts . . , expects to be a draftsman. SIMMONS, DORMAANN Called Skipper by her friends . , . previously attend Yo Hi School in Japan, and Galileo School in San Francisco . . . skis, swims, bowls, and collects miniature elephants in her spare time . . . served as a monitor in the counseling office . , . favored her English Literature class with Mr. Moe and Mr. Nordstrom . . . majored in English and math . , . will always remember the '56 Hoover-San Diego game . . . will attend State . . . hopes to be- come a teacher. SIMS, PATRICIA IRENE Pat is a snappy co-ed . . . especially enjoys all sports . . . belonged to CSF, Boosters Club, and was a 3 year member of Choir . . , also was on the Tumbling Team . . . served as a library monitor. , . will miss U. S. His- tory and Mr. Harris , . . another Hooverite who will remember the '56 Hoover-San Diego football game . . . will possibly attend J. C. or do some type of office work. 'VSV tw SKINNER, CHARLES E. Chuck is a welcome transfer Florida from Cocoa High, Coca, . likes to date and work on his car . . . participated in Varsity football, baseball, and track at Coca High . . . Coach Foote was Chuck's favorite teacher and he liked gym among other classes for 6 weeks . , . will attend when Mrs. Jordan had a substitute other classes . . . will remember Clairemont or Pomona College and become a sales manager. SHEDDEN, RITA LOUISE Came to us from Sweetwater High, National City, California . . . was in Bible Club. . . enjoy- ed being in her biology class . . , majored in social studies . . . first day at Hoover will be a pleas- urable memory . . . plans to at- tend junior college . . . will make 'a good dental assistant. SHORT, HELEN C. Especially enjoys swimming and playing badminton . . . was a business and language major . . . favorite class was shorthand . . . liked M, Miller . , . will always remember the year Hoover beat San Diego . . . plans to attend State as an education major . . . hopes to become an elementary school teacher. X X -xiii . T J t rw SLOCOMB, WALTER JAMES Ill Walt is keen about competition shooting, electronics, and De- Molay . . . a visual-aid monitor for 2 years . . . will miss R. O. T, C., Mr. Van Tassel, and Mr. Prokop . . . his major was math . . . Field Day and when we beat San Diego in football will stand out among other memories . . . State College with a major in electrical engineering await him in the future. SLOCUM, ALFRED L. Called Al . . . spends spare time bowling and water skiing . . . was member of the Lettermens Club and Bowling Club , . . was a tennis letterman . . , favored physics . . . rated Mr. Dean as tops . . . math major . . , longest lingering memory will be the '56 Hoover-San Diego football game . . . plans to attend U.C.L.A. . . . engineering major . . . wants to be a good engineer. 'SKU' STADNYK, HARRY W. Good natured . . , partial to skin-diving and music . . . was Senior Class president, Key C pres. and treas., and Sr. r chairman on the lr. Cabinet . , . a member of Ecivres, Lettermens Club, and Hi-Y. . . played 1. V. and Varsity basketball . . . favored Mr. Porteous . . . will remember when the fire alarm went off during the '58 Nominating Con- vention. . . Notre Dame or U.S.C. are in his future plans . . . hopes to become a dentist. ' lub ing STICKNEY, RICHARD A. Known to most as Dick . . . especially enjoys vocal music . . . was president of the Ensemble and a member of the Math Club . . . played Varsity tennis . . . favored his Ensemble class . . . a math major . . . memories of Hoover will include being accept- ed into honors math class . . . plans to attend State with an eri- gineering major . , . aspires to become an electrical engineer. 46 SMITH, PAMELA D. Called Pami by friends . U, . likes skating, dancing, swimming. and Bill . . . member of Monitors Club . . . worked in girl's at- tendance, main office . . . fa- vors history . , . enjoys Mr. Harris . , , majored in business educa- tion . . . the football carnivals will long be remembered . . . plans to attend San Diego State . . . will major in law . . . would like to become a lawyer and later, marriage. SMITH, VIRGINIA LOUISE Ginger last attended schools in New York, Kansas, and Illinois . . . enjoys listening to mood music, reading romantic novels, and buying clothes . . . was a member of the G.A.A., Modern Dance Club, Art Club, and Dra- matics Club at her schools last attended . , . favorite class was psychology . . . history major . . . will attend SDSC with a merchan- dising major . . . will become a buyer for a department store. STAHNKE, CARL J. Possesses a wonderful sense of humor . . , likes swimming. hiking, camping, and track . . . helped to promote school spirit by sewing as Booster Club veep . . . president of Hoover's Science Club and a member of the Key Club and Hi-Y , . . participated in cross country, B and Varsity track . . . a fan of Mr. Nord- strom's chemistry class . . . will never forget all the track meets . . . plans on attending the U.S. Coast Guard Academy. STIVERS. ROBERT W. , - Nice personality . . ,-Bob is enthusiastic about working on cars , . . was social chairmanAof lr, HIY, and pres. of Sr. HIY . . . participated in 1. V. cross country and C track . . . favored machine drawing and Mr. Smith , . . had an industrial arts major , , . will long remember helping to build the winning Homecoming float two years in ha row . . . plans to open up his own gas station. STEVENS, DON A. Don enjoys being with lanet, eating, and going to parties . . . favorite class was history, with Mr. Prokop as a favorite teacher . . . majored in math . . , '56 Hoover-San Diego football game will hold a high place in his memory . . . wants to go to San Diego Junior College . . . will major in architectural drafting . will make a good interior designer. STODDART, GEORGE H. Quiet but likeable . . .especial- ly enjoys cars and going to the beach , . . active in the Knights Hi-Y . , . participated in cross country for 2 years . . . record keeping and Mr. Jeter made a hit with him . . . will remember conquering the Cavemen in '56 . . . George will go into business with his father. STEFANATZ, KATHRYN ELLEN Kay is a talented artist . . . especially likes to read, paint, and camp . . . served as bulletin board chairman on the Cardinal Co-ed cabinet and a member of Cardinettes . . . active in Senior Girl Scouts . . . favored Mr. Grossmont and art class , . . will major in art at State and later join the armed services. STEWART, DONALD EDWARD Smiley's favorite pasttime is listening to police calls . . . sang in the Cardinal Choir . . . favorite class was R.0.T.C .... liked MfSgt. O'Connell . . . ma- jored in music . . . another boy who will long remember the '56 San Diego-Hoover defeat . . . plans to enter the police depart- ment. STOLARSKY, KENNETH BARRY This lad enjoys math and play- ing ping-pong and chess . . . CSF scholarship and service chair- man . . . a member of the Sci- ence, Russian, Math. and Latin Clubs . . . favored study hall and math , . . Ken will remember the day Mr. Porteous was given chick- ens . . . Cal Tech is among his future plans . . . aspires to be- come a physicist or mathemati- clan. SROUFE, LAWRENCE ALAN Alan likes to dance and attend church vouth group activities . . . on the Senior Cabinet as chairman of Vespers, a member of C.S.F. . . . devotional chairman of the Bible Club . . . was on the Var- sity wrestling squad . . . favored his honors English class , . . partial to Mrs, Cummings. . . had a math major . . , will long re- member beating San Diego . . . may attend State. STEWART, ELEANOR LUELLA Well-poised . . , especially en- joys flag twirling . . . Sr. Y-Teens veep and a member of Cardinettes , . . will miss U.S. History and Mr. Prokop . , . the '58 Red and White Ball will linger longest in her memory , . . another State- bound Hoover grad . . . will ma- jor in elementary education and become a teacher . . , later she will get married. STORR, RUTH ANN One of those hard-working Duc- ateers . , . belonged to CSF . . . partial to traveling, reading books on Southwest History, and collect- ing stamps . . , world history with Mr. Prokop made a hit with her . . , crunching the Cavemen will long be remembered by her . . . is likely to attend the Uni- versity of New Mexico . . . future plans include doing secretarial work or banking. Mol ' U EW' STRAUSS, REGINA ANN Gina enjoys horseback riding, water skiing, and dancing . . . participated in Future Nurses Club, Jr. and Sr. Y-Teens, and Thespians . . . Cardinal Co-ed representative . . . monitor in attendance and nurse's office . . . favored her U. S. History and Sr. science classes . . . partial to Mr. Harris and Mr. Vickery . . . Homemaking major . . . will re- member the '56 San Diego game and the Prom . . . will attend Cal-Poly and be a gym teacher. STRIBLING, SHARON LEE Possesses a long pony tail . . . thrives on dancing, parties, and beinglwith Al , , . was a Student Council representative in her Soph. year . . . a member of the Modern Dance and French Clubs . . . favored Mr. DeBrodt and Contemporary Lit . . . clobbering the Cavemen in '56 will be her fondest memory . . . Sharon will attend State College with a ma- jor in teaching. SUTHERLAND, ANN I Ann enjoys swimming and danc- ing . . . was a member of the Downbeat Club and Cardinettes . . . favored her social problems . . . partial to Mr. Grossmant . . . had a history major . , , will long remember being a lieutenant in the Pom Pon Corps , . , plans to attend State for a year then become an airline stewardess. SUTORIUS, MARILYN ELIZABETH Very talented . . . Pinkie lives for dancing, especially in the Star Light Opera Corps de Ballet . . . was busy as Commis- sioner of Elections, fall sec. of the Ecivres, lr, Prom co-chairman, and Cardinal Co-ed service chair- man, and corresponding secretary . . . favored student government . . . liked Mrs. Clayton . . . speech arts and math major . . . will always remember the '58 Nominating Convention . . , will attend State with a speech arts major. TATO. ROBERT JR. Well-known and liked by all . . . Bob was a wonderful Boosters Club president . . . enjoys listen- ing to jazz, and working on his car . . . a member of the En- semble, Assembly and Rally com- mittee, and the Knight Hi-Y . . . favored auto shop and Mr. Mul- key . . . becoming Boosters Club president will stand out among his lasting memories . . . plans to attend Holy Cross Seminary and become a Catholic Priest. SWANER, JOAN KAY Loquacious partly describes this blonde co-ed . . . if she's not talking, she soon will be . . . the choir, Y-teens, Pan-Am. Club, and Quill 8. Scroll all shared her talents . . . the An- nual Staff would not have been the same without Joan's vora- cious bent for work . . . Spanish, Mrs. Christ. and American Govt. in Summer School all made a hit with Joan . . . Redlands U. or Arizona are being con- sidered as headquarters for her future training. SWIGER, JERRY C. Jerry claims working on cars as his favorite pasttime . . . was a member of the Bowling Club . . . partial to auto shop, Mr. Rauble. and Mr. Harris . , . his major was industrial arts , . . will long re- member Mr. Engle's lectures on the football team in fourth per- iod . . . future plans are unde- cided. SUTHERLAND, CHARLES W. Chuck to one and all . , . fav- orite pasttimes include working on his car and spending Bernell's money. . . will join the Air Force. SUTHERLAND, EVANDER G. Known to all as Vandie . . . contemporary lit. made a hit with him , . . will miss Mr. DeBrodt . . . majored in math . . . like many, many loyal Hooverites, Vandie will remember when we crumbled the Cavemen in 1956 . . . State College is among his future plans . . . will go into civil engineering. SWIRES, LAWRENCE WAYNE Enjoys hunting and collecting rocks in his spare time , . . was an R.0.T.C. monitor . . . favorite classes were R.0.T,C. and choir . . . favored MfSgt. 0'Connell . . . art major . . . '56 football season will be a lasting memory . . . would like to enter the Air Force and do engineering work. TAMMISTE, MAE ELIZABETH Takes pleasure in sailing, eat- ing, football games, and being with Chuck . . . in her Sophomore year was in the Latin Club and secretary of F.N.A .,.. enjoed her physiology class . , . partial to Mr. Vickery and Mr. Showley . . . a science major . . . will remember the '56 Hoover-San Diego football game . . . future plans include attending State, be- ing an airline hostess, and mar- riage. TENNEY, GAYLE This darling songleader has added much to Hoover '. . . Gay especially enjoys .being Wlth George and songleading : . . OI1 the Assembly-Rally Committee and the Jr. Red Cross Council cabinet . . . a member of the Downbeat Club and Soph. Homecoming Al' tendant . . . a songleader in '57 .'5g and Head Songleader in '58- '59 . . . will long remember be- coming Head Songleader . . . future plans include marriage. TERRIEN, THOMAS W. Q Tom lists swimming as his- fa- vorite pastime . . . American Government with Miss Henderson. and Mr. Showley made a hit with him . . , he majored in industrial arts . . . our 1956 victory over San Diego High School will linger longest in his memory . . . head- ing for San Diego J. C. to major in business administration . . . proposes to be a tool and die maker. THIERSCH, GAYLE LYNN Friendly . . . keen about danc- ing, oil painting, and especially dating Bill Cross . . . particularly enjoyed her science class and Mr. Engle . . . had a major in business education . . . will- fondly remember the Sr. Prom and all the other Sr. activities . . , plans to attend a business college . . . looking forward to marriage and being a secretary. THOMAS, LANCE E. Lance is enthusiastic aboul tinkering with his Ford, going dutch on dates, and swimming at La Jolla coves . . . was a member of the Latin and Science Clubs . . . thought highly of art pro- duction and Mr. Wallace . . . majored in math and art . the 1957 Homecoming game will be remembered for many years . .V . State-bound to major in industrial arts and psychology . . . 'hopes to become an industrial artist. 47 THOMPSON, BEVERLY ANN Bev particularly enjoys sewing and being with Don , , . served as a monitor in the counseling of- fice . . , favored her shorthand class and Martha Miller . . . had a major in business education , . . will always remember the '56 football victory over the Cavemen . , . plans to attend State with a business major and to be a secre- tary. THOMPSON, FRANCES ELIZABETH Midge is peppy and friendly to all . 4 , enjoys music and playing tennis . . , was in the Tennis Club . . . favored inter- mediate algebra . . . liked Mr. Grossman . , , majored in math science. and college preparation . . , will remember all of the sen- ior activities , , . plans to attend State College with teaching major . . . will make a good junior or senior high school teacher. ' r THOMSON. JEANEITE OLIVIA THROP, ROBERT WALTER Bob lives for skin diving and dating all the girls . . , was a member of Hockerville's Boosters Club , . . enjoyed auto shop and metal class . . , liked Mr. Mulkey and Mr. Kauble . , . industrial arts major . . . plans to attend I. C. with a major in auto mech- anics aspires to be an auto mech- anic. 48 THORNE, IOANN GRACE Intelligent and very nice to know . . . JoAnn loves to swim, read, and horseback ride . . . a member of the Latin and Science Clubs . . . a counseling monitor . , . will miss English Lit, and honors physics classes . , , liked Mr, Moe and Mr. Dean . . . Hoover's victory over S. D. H. S. will be her lasting memory . . . a future Berkeley co-ed with a physics major. TIDD, BONNIE LEE Much scholastic ability. , .this friendly red-head enjoys playing tennis, water-skiing, and reading . . . a 3 year member of CSF . , . belonged to Soph. and lr. Y-Teens, Latin Club, and Science Club . . . liked her English and math classes . . . a fan of Miss F. Miller, Mrs, Christ, and Mr. Moe . . . 1957 Commissioner's Ball will linger longest in her memory , , . plans to attend Pomona or Santa Barbara College. THOMPSON, GEORGE B. Nicknamed Domino . . . does weight lifting in spare time . . , was in J.V. football . . . enjoyed Mrs. Christ's English class . . , favored Mr. Foote , . . math and drafting majors , , .will remember the '56 Hoover-San Di- ego and '57 Hoover-Point Loma games . . . plans to attend State . , . drafting major . . , hopes to do work in architectural draft- ing. THOMPSON, IOHN Outstanding athlete . . . .lohn likes to play football, hunt, skin- sophomore dive, and a certain . . . was member of Hi-Y . . . participated in Soph. and Var- sity football . . . was in Varsity wrestling . . . favored his phy- siology class, sixth period gym. and general metal . . . plans to attend Cal Western or U.C.L.A. . . . will make a good football coach or policeman. THOMPSON, RONALD EUGENE Hobbies are collecting records and old cars . . . was in the Ensemble . . . would like to have more classes like R.O.T.C .... favored Mr. Hershey as a teacher . . . music major . . . can't for- get Hoover beating San Diego . , . would like to attend San Diego lunior College . . . will probably work for the San Diego Fire De- partment, THORP, PATRICIA ANNE Pat is a great fan of music, swimming, and badminton , . . active in the Badminton Club, G.A.I-X., and the Latin Club , . , enjoyed chemistry with Mr. Nord- strom most . . . her major was math and science . . . will never forget Hoover trampling San Diego in '56 . . . will prepare for the teaching profession at State or the University of Colorado . . . will specialize in education a n d science. THRAILKILL, WILLIAM CURTIS Bill especially enjoys going out with Carol and surfboarding . . . was a member of Knights lli-Y , . . participated in J. V. football, and Varsity track . .. favored track with Coach Holt . . . math and science major . . . beat- ing San Diego in football and basketball in '56 will be remem- bered . . . hopes to attend State as a psychology major . . . to be a juvenile officer is ambition right now. TOWNSEND, PATRICIA ANNE Usually referred to as Pat . . . chooses art work as her favorite pastime . , . preferred her craft class to any other . . . especially liked Miss Grogan . . . had an art major . . . plans to go to San Diego State with a business ma- jor and a minor in art . . , would like to become a secretary and to do art work in her spare time. TREADWAY, MARY ADELINE Came from Kearny High . , . reads in her leisure time , . , be- longed to the F.T.A. and was vice president of the Bible Club . . . favored her home planning class . . . enjoyed Miss Henderson as a teacher . . , home economics major . . , will long remember Mr. Porteous' U.S. History class . . . may attend State with a teacher training major . . . hopes to become a teacher. THRELKELD, KENT Kent was a member of the Science Club and vice-president of the Latin Club . . . liked his intermediate algebra class . , , enjoyed Mr. Showley . . . majored in social studies and math . . . will remember having Miss Carlson as a teacher and the '56 Hoover- San Diego game . , . plans to go to State College with a major in business administration . . , wall become an accountant. TREMPE, WIILIAM Mike is keen about all outdoor activities and collecting coins . , . a member of the Bowling Club and Lettermens Club , . , participated in Varsity cross country and track . . . mechanical drawing, Mr. Smith, and Mr. Holt made a hit with him , . , the '58 Hoover vs, Crawford football game will be his lasting memory . . . State bound . . , a future civil engineer. TUININGA, ELLA MAE Ella is happy when she's danc- ing, skating, or going for pizza after the games . . . participated in G. A, A., Y-Teens and Boos- ters Club . . . liked shorthand and school service . . . fond of Martha Miller and Mr, Rybiski . . . business education major . . . will remember our victory over San Diego in '56 . . . plans on marriage and being a dental assistant, UMBECK. RONNIE L. 'Nicknamed Ron . . , enjoys his friends, music, and Band trips to Disneyland . . . was member of Science Club, C,S.F., Downbeat Club and vice-president of Band . . . enjoyed band . . . favored Mir. Peterson . . , math major. . . will never forget the night we beat San Diego 20-12 . . . will attend San Diego State majoring in math and music . . . wants to be a math or music professor. UNDERHILL, HERB Herb's favorite pastimes are hunting and fishing . . . most en- joyed class was metal shop . . , would rather have more teachers like Mr. Kauble . , . major at Hoover was industrial arts . , , time we beat San Diego will be a lingering memory . . . plans to enter the Air Force. VALDERHAUG, HAROLD OLAF A Harold spends leisure time go- ing to the beach . . . was pres. of the German Club and vice-pres, of CSF. . . participated in Varsity track and cross country , . . en- joyed physics class . . . majored in math and science . . . will re- member the great 1956 San Di- ego-Hoover football game . . , a future Stanford student . . . will major in math and science with thekhope of becoming a chemical engineer. VAN SANT, MARGARET DAWN Micki to those who know her . . . takes pleasure in bowling, dancing and going to the drags with Eddie . . . chose folk danc- ing.as her favorite class . . . partial to Martha Miller and Mr. Engle . . . business education milvr . . . will fondly remem- ber the Sr. Prom . . . future plans include attending Kelsey-Jenney Business College, being a steno- type. or I. B. M. operator, and marriage, VALENTI, GLORIA CHRISTINE Likes going to football games . . . was in Cardinettes, Boosters Club, and Senators . , , liked being in her debate class and put Mrs. Cummings as her top tea- cher . . . major was speech arts . . . graduation will be her fond- est memory . . . will probably go to State College with a major in education . . . would like to be an elementary school teacher. VASHAW, GENE REVAL A Gene takes pleasure in restoring his '49 Ford , . . woodshop and Mr. Lewis were tops on his list . . . he majored in math and shops . . . will remember for many years the 1956 San Diego- Hoover -football game . . . future plans include becoming a jeep driver for the Air Force. VAN BIBBER, MICHAEL Mike is good looking and fun 'to know . . . especially enjoys taxidermy . . , served as Choir president . . . liked wood shop . . . a math major . . , will never forget the night we murdered S.D. H. S. in football . . . plans to at- tend the Northwestern School of Taxidermy and become a taxider- mis . L ff 'N URQUIDI. NANCY LEE h Attractive Nan loves sports, likes to read, listens to the radio . .- . liked badminton class . . . enjoyed Miss Miller , , , major was business education , , . '56 San Diego-Hoover will long be re- membered . . . plans to attend University of Oregon with a major in nursing . . . expects to become a nurse and get married after- wards. VAN BOSKIRK, BARBARA LOUISE Very nice to know . . . loves to swim and play tennis , . . member of the Tennis Club . . . served as a stamp monitor . . . favored her geometry class, Mrs. Keller, and Mrs. Jordan . . , will always remember the Senior Prom . . . headed for State with a ma- jor in education . . . has hopes of becoming a teacher. IIIDANOVIC, ZORAN Zorro or Zeke previously went to school in Beograd, Yugo- slavia . . . enjoys swimming , . . was on the Student Council and was member of Hi-Y . . . liked his trigonometry class . , . favored Mr. Davis . - ' majored in math and science . . . will never forget graduation . . . plans to attend State College with majors in math and- physics . . . wants to be an engineer. VIENNA, JAMES G. Favorite pastimes are swimming and photography . . favorite class was civics in summer school . . . favored Mr, Thornton . . . had a business major , . , will remeber when Hoover beat San Diego . . . plans to attend San Diego State with a business administration major and become an accountant. VADNEY, LEROY F. Intelligent . . . keen about meeting new people, talking, hunting, fishing, and dancing. . . while at Hoover belonged to CSF and served as a Student Body Rep ..,, favored honors math and Mr. Porteous . . . math and science major . . . lasting mem- ories will be Commencement, and the '58 Election Convention . . . State-bound as a math and science major. . . plans to go into en- gineering. VANDEVER, VIRGINIA L. Enjoys listening to records, go- ing to the show with Ray, and miniature golfing . , . was a girls attendance office monitor . . rated American problems highest . . . favorite teacher was Miss Henderson . , . majored in home- making . . . '56 Hoover-San Diego game will stand out most in her memory . . . future plan is to become a housewife. VIETS, THOMAS WILLIAM Tom came to Hoover from Lin- coln High . . . likes swimming, girls, and working on cars . . . Mr. Mulkey and math class made a hit with him . . . a math and industrial arts major . gradua- tion will stand out among other memories . . . Simpson Bible Col- lege is in Tom's future plans. . 49 VUICH, RUSSELL THOMAS Russ enjoys science, four fea- ture drive ins, and Mr. 0ean's physics tests . . . was a member of the Safety Council . . . favorite teacher was Mr, Porteous . . , majored in math, science and lan- guage , . . plans to attend U.C. at Berkeley and San Diego State with a science major . . . would like to be a scientist. WADDEL, KAREN FAYE Friendly and well-liked by every- one , . . Karen is partial to flag twrrling and bowling , . , served as program chairman of Y-Teens. was captain of the Pom Pon Corps 1956, a flag twirler, 1958, and a member of Downbeat Club , , . preferred Cardinettes and Miss Zowada . . . had a math and language major . . . the Senior Prom will linger longest in her memory . . . after attending State, she is planning on becom- ing a teacher. it WAGNER, MIKE F. Mike is very nice . . , especial- ly enjoys music , . . favorite class was math . . . rated Mr. Gross- man high as a favorite teacher . . . majored in math and draft- ing . . . will remember Hoover winning football CPL in '56 . . . plans to attend junior college . . . will major in architectural draft- ing . . . expect to be an archi- tect. WATERHOUSE, MAUREEN ANN Rates swimming and being in the Drum Corps as her pastimes . . , was active in Cardinettes and F.N.A .,,, favored her civics class . . . liked Mr. Porteous . . . like many other loyal Hoover- ites, will remember when Hoover beat San Diego in 1956 . . . plans to attend J. C. with a busi- ness major. . . would like to be a comptometer, operator. WEBER, BONNIE LOU Always has a friendly smile and greeting . . . likes eating pizza and going to parties . . . vice-president of the Orchestra and a member of the French Club . . . among her lasting mem- ories will be the '56 Hoover vs. San Diego football game . . . State College with a music major are in her future plans. WENNERS, VIRGINIA IEANNE Ginger used to attend Liverpool High, Liverpool, New York . . . couldn't get along without swim- ming . . . at Liverpool was on the Annual Staff and school news- paper, was a member of F.T.A., and was queen's attendant at the, lr, Prom . . . favored speech . , . had business and social-science majors . . . hopes to be an air- line stewardess. WAHLSTROM. HARRIET ROBERTA Keen about sewing, playing badminton and tennis, also col- lecting stamps and postcards . . . was a member of the Bible and Tennis Clubs . . . will miss her math class . . . Mr. Webber and Mr. Prokop clicked with her . . . math major . . . the '56 football season will linger in her memory , , . plans to attend J. C. with a business major . . , would like to be in the Waves and then get married. WESTOVER, SUSAN KATHLEEN Musically inclined . . . Sue en- joys bowling and playing her clarinet . . . member of G.A.A., Band, Orchestra, and Youth Sym- phony . . . favored her chemistry class with Mr. Nordstrom . . . majored in math . . , plans to attend State and major in nurs- ing . . . would like to be in the Navy Nurse Corps. WHELAN, MICHAEL H. Usually wears a smile . . . Mike takes pleasure in dancing and going to parties . . . was a member of De Molay, and ser- ved as vice-pres. of Hi-Y . . . chose his eleventh grade history class with Mr. Porteous as tops . . . majored in math . . . will long remember building floats for the '57 and '58 Homecomings . . . another State-bound Hoover grad . . , will major in nuclear physics with the hope of becoming a nuclear physicist. 50 WHITAKER, GARY L. g Much speaking ability . . . en- joys ice-skating, water-skiing, and football . . . a member of the Senators Key Club, Soph. and Jr. Hi-Y, and Assembly and Rally committee . . . Commissioner of Athietics in '57-'58 , . . parti- cipated in J. V. wrestling, cross country, and track . . . the '56 Hoover vs, San Diego football game will be long remembered by Gary . . . a future student at State College or the Pasadena Playhouse. WHITAKER, MARGIE ELAINE Prefers deep-sea fishing with Al to any other pastime . . . while at Hoover belonged to Sophomore Y-Teens and the Tennis Club . . . claimed social problems as her fa- vorite class . . , rated Miss Hen- derson as tops . . , majored in homemaking and business . . . will long remember the Red and White Ball . . . future plans in- clude marriage and being a house- wi e. WHITE, ROBERT E. Life would be useless to Bob without working on his Dodge . . . rated auto shop as his favorite class . . . a math major . . . a future student at San Diego State College , . . has hopes of becoming an engineer. WASTERLAIN SANDRA M. Sweet personality . , , Sandy has attended every football game and track meet in the past three years . . . enjoys dancing and swimming . . . a Cardinal Co-ed and Student Council representative . . . corres. sec. for the F.T.A. . . . a counseling monitor . . . liked Miss M. Miller . , . will long remember Mrs, Baker's AOWH Club . . . plans to attend J. C. and work in a bank. WHEELER, ROBERT JUSTIN Bob enjoys water skiing, base- ball, football, and speaking . . . was Boy's Ticket Sales chair- man on Sr. Cabinet, and a mem- ber of Assembly and Rally Comm.. lr. Red Cross Council, Senator, and N. F. L .... favored Amer- ican Gov't., Mr. Youngblood, and U.S. History with Mr. Nutall . . , math and speech arts major . . . remembers winning first debate he took part in . . . will attend Stan- ford with a liberal arts major . . . expects to become a lawyer or a minister. WHITE, FLORA MARY Sis to those who know her . . . enjoys watching football games . . . chose gym as her favorite class and Mrs, Hoffman as her favorite teacher. WHITNEY. JUDY KAE This cute co-ed especially en- joys dancing . , . was a repre- sentative for the Cardinal Co-ed Council and the Student Council . , , rates Miss lngebritson as her favorite teacher . , . majored in business and homemaking , . . Commencement will linger long in her memory . . . plans to get mar- ried after graduating. WICKLUND, CHERRILL ANN Strictly the outdoor type . . . enjoys music, church work, and Scouts . . . G.A,A. president . . . active in the Band, French Club, and her youth group . . . favored Band and gym . . . Mr, Peter- son clicked with her . . . will remember the Band trips . . . State or P. L, C. lie in her future . . . will major in education and become a gym or elementary school teacher. WICKSTROM, KAREN LOUISE Good natured , . . this attrac- tive co-ed is a great fan of after game parties and flag twirling , . . while at Hoover was a flag twirler. belonged to Y-Teens and Downbeat Club, and served on Jr. and Sr. Prom and Election Committees -. . favored intermediate algebra and Mr. Vickery . . . math and science major . . . she'll remember the '58 Red and White Ball . . . fut- ure student at State as a medical major . . , anxious to become a surgical nurse. WILDER, PAT LEE h Greatly enjoys spending time with Steve, eating, and dancing . . . belonged to Y-Teens . . . home planning rates high on Pat's list, with Mr. Harris as her favor- ite teacher . . . fondest memory is the Senior Prom . . . heading for l. C. with a major in business . . . will later get married. WILLIAMS, FRED NELSON Spends spare time working on cars and cruising drive-ins . . a math and industrial arts major . , . lunch period will remain longest in his memory . . . will major in industrial engineer- ing at State College. 'ie-url' WILLIAMS, SHARON ELLA Enjoys playing tennis and the piano . . . belonged to the Bible and Tennis Clubs and C.S.F .... was on the Tumbling Team . . . enjoyed her chemistry class . . . favored Mr, Porteous . . . majored in math and science . . . will re- member Hoover's victory over San Diego in '56 . . . anxious to at- tend State with a science major , . . would like to become a biolo- gist. WILLIAMS, STANLEY LEON Skip attended three different high schools before coming to Ho- over . . , belonged to TAFFY . . . a member of the Monogram Club Swimming Team, and participated in Varsity track and football in Norfolk, Virginia . . . likes to swim , . . favored Mr. Murphy and trigonometry . . . will remember receiving a graduation diploma . . . State College is among his futureuplans . , . will go into en- gineering. WILLIAMSON, JANICE GAIL . Jan is from Riverside . . , en- joyed running for Toyland Queen . . . likes to dance and swim . . . in Riverside was veep of Girls League and Commissioner of Ath- letics . . . in Y-Teens , . , boys attendance monitor . . . favored bookkeeping and Miss lngebritson . . . homemaking major . . . State - bound as a business or homemaking major . . . ambitious to be an l.B,M. operator or a teacher. WINSOR, SALLIE LEE Sallie chooses dancing as her favorite pastime . . . was a moni- tor in the attendance office and in the main office . . , chooses her gym class as her favorite . . . rat- ed Mrs. Lewis as tops . . . ma- jored in business . . . will re- member the time she went in the attendance office and found that it had been robbed . . . plans to go into the business field or get married. WISTOS, JACK B. Attended Helix and Saints be- fore coming to Hoover . . . en- thusiastic about skin diving . . . chose speech as his favorite class . , . preferred Mrs. Cummings to other teachers , , . will fondly remember the day he graduates . , . hopeful of joining the Coast Guard. 5 WIXEN, JACKE LYNN Cute figure . . . gets much pleausre out of eating foreign foods. socializing, and being with l . . . Student Council rep- resentative and a convention dele- gate . . . a clown for homecoming . . . will miss Mr. Debrodt and contempory lit .... language major . , . will remember defeat- ing the Cavemen in '56 , , . future plans include attending State College or U.C.L.A ,,.. aspires to become an interior de- corator. WOFFORD, ROSLYN ANN Roz plays tennis, eats when she does her homework, and watches T. V, in her leisure time . . . was in the Bible Club and A Ca- pella Choir for two years . . . clerical procedures and Mr. Rybi- ski were tops on her lists of clas- ses and teachers . , . a music ma- jor . . . Commencement will linger in her memory . . . hopes to attend Pasadena Nazarene Col- lege with business and science majors. WILHITE, MARY J0 Very sweet and friendly , . . loves flag twirling, parties, and eating pizza , . . was captain of flag twirlers, vice-pres. of Down- beat Club, member of Y-Teens. and a Cardinal Co-ed and Student Council Representative . . . also served as a monitor in the girls attendance office . . . Cardinettes with Miss Zowada made a hit with her . . . business major . . . last- ing memories will include the '58 Red and White Ball , . . will prob- ably attend Abilene Christian Col- lege. WILSON, JUDY ANN Possesses charm and poise . , . likes to water-ski, swim, travel, and play the piano . . . in CSF. Y-Teens, and Choir . . , a Cardinal Co-ed representative and social chairman for the Pan-American Club . . , physiology and honors English rated tops on her list of classes . . . favored Mrs. Clayton and Fern Miller among other teachers . . , will long remember the Senior Prom and all the foot- ball games . . , headed for Texas Lutheran College. WDIKE, BARBARA Ambitious and full of pep , . . this friendly co-ed enjoys water skiing, parties, and football games . . . served as drum majorette, historian on Jr, Cabinet, Girls' Ticket Sales chairman on Sr, Cab- inet, and sec. of Pan Am. Club, on Homecoming and Student So- cial Committees, and a member of CSF and Downbeat Club . . . favored Cardinettes . . . assembly when Sr, Cabinet was announced will be among happiest memories . . . would like to teach elemen- tary school. fm 'l . XL, , WOLI., ROBERT CRAIG Bob enjoys working on his car and going hunting . . . was in Latin Club and Science Club . . . favored'algebra and auto shop . . . enjoyed Mrs. Jordan and Mr. Mulkey . . . math major . . . will remember '56 Hoover San Diego game and the day they said the school was going to be torn down for a freeway . . . plans to attend U.C.L.A. majoring in law . . . wants to become a lawyer. f -sv W K, fwfiifwmif WOOD, BENNY F. Benny last attended San Diego High School . . . he likes to work . . . enjoyed his wood shor class . . . Mr, Gray was his avorite teacher . . . had a wood shop major . . . will attend San Diego Junior College with an agriculture major . . . would like to become a rancher. WOODS, ROBERT DALE Called Woodie . . . previous- ly went to San Diego High . . . enjoys working on his '51 Chevy and taking out Jackie I. . . fa- vored auto shop . . . liked Mr. Prokop . . . will never forget when Hoover beat San Diego . . . would like work in auto tune-up in the future. WROTEN, CAROLYN FRANCES Talented . . . likes the beach, tennis, sports in general, and be- ing with her boyfriend . . . mem- ber of the ensemble . . . will miss Mrs. Hofmann and ensemble . . . majored in business and mu- sic . . . the '56 San Diego game will never be forgotten . . . will attend Kelsey-Jenney Business College and become a secretary. YATES, BONNIE LYNN Enjoys dancing and writing . . . served on Sr. Cabinet. Cardinal Co-ed Cabinet . . . Sr. Y-Teens Cabinet, Cardinal staff, and Safety Council . . . member of T.A.F.F.Y.. Boosters Club and vice president of Quill and Scroll , . . avored her journalism and honors English classes . . . partial to Mr. King . . . English major . . . will remember working on Y-Teen floats . . . State-bound as a dra- ma or journalism major . . . plans to kdo dramatic or newspaper war . YOUNG. MARGARET JOHNSON HUNTER Aivivacious little blonde . . . bowling and church activities take up her spare time . . . served as Y-Teens chaplain and asst. editor of the Goal Post . . , a convention delegate, registrar's monitor. and hostess for the Mother-Daughter flea . . . liked Mr. Vickery's phys- iology class and Mr. Delarnette . . , memories include graduation andlworking on the winning home- coming float . . . will attend S.D. or Arizona State College. 52 YOUNG, MARILYNNE KAY Swimming, tennis, and writing letters take up this busy co-ed's time . '. . a member of Ducateers and a business office monitor . . . office practice and job preparation were her favorite classes . . . liked Mrs. James and M. Miller . . . will long remember the Sr. Prom and of course, the '56 Hoover-San Diego football game . . . will attend Southern Missouri State Teachers College. XNXJ' YTURRALDE, WILLIAM BILL This friendly Hooverite formerly attended Calexico Union High School, Calexico, Calif .,.. en- joys working on cars . . . played J. V. football in Calexico and C basketball . . . favored auto shop and Mr. Mulkey . . . majored in math and science . . . will long remember the '58 Homecoming rally . . . plans to attend San Di- ego State and become an electri- PIHI1 ZEMEN, SHARLENE JOYCE I Sharlene takes pleasure in swimming, reading, playing bad- minton, and going to parties . . . was a member of the Jr. Red Cross, and the Science. Bad- minton. and Pan-American Clubs . . , served as a counseling moni- tor . , . favored English Litera- ture class and Mr. Webber. lan- guage and math major . . . will remember the Hoover-San Diego football game in 1956 . . . will attend Berkeley with a liberal arts and science major . . . plans to become a dental hygienist. ZIMMERMAN, LINDA ANN A platinum blonde . keen about sewirgfg and bowling . , . will miss o ice practice and Mrs. Clayton . . . the Senior Prom will stand out among her lasting mem- ories . . . majored in business ed- ucation . , . future plans include becoming a clerk typist, and mar- riage. TONY LEE ABBOTT DOUGLAS EDWARD ARMSTRONG ROBERT CHARLES AULT MARGARET LUCILLE BAIRD COLETTE MARIE BEISNER SHARRON BURBANK ANN KATHY CASTLEBERRY SOCORRO LETICIA CAZARES JIMMY S. CHRISTODOULOU BOBBIE LYNN DICKERSON PHYLLIS ELIZABETH DORAN ETHEL DIANE GIDNEY Also Graduating MICHAEL RAYMOND GREGGS BERNICE GRIMMER CHARLES MARVIN HERRING DAVID JAMES HUDSON WILLIAM EARL JAYNES JAMES WESLEY KENNEDY DIANE CLARA KERKOW JOHN F. KIRKMAN RICHARD EUGENE MARRIOTT LUANA LYNNE MILLIGAN GORDON RAY MOE WILL MUELLER, III WILLIAM M. NORTHRUP RICHARD ARLINGTON OLSEN MICHAEL RAMERO PEARLMAN GEORGE LEWIS PENIX GERALD POESCHL KENNETH W. SCHOSSOW GEORGE BENTON SMITH ROBERT L. TAPIA, JR. DARRELL LLOYD TRAPP STEVEN DON TRAUB DOYLE RAY TREAT BILLY JOE WEBB The Guests: FLORENCE ....... HANNIBAL ....... FAIRY MAY ......... JEFFREY .......... MRS. PADDY ...... The Family: SENATOR TITUS SAVAGE ......A. JUDGE SAMUEL SAVAGE ......... LILY BELLE ...................... MRS. ETHEL SAVAGE ......... The Staff: MISS WILLIE, Nurse ........ DR. EMMETT ............. Understudies ....,.. Student Director .....,. Assistant ........ Make-Up ........... Costumes ......,.. Properties ......... Prom pte rs ........ Call Messengers ........ Sound Effects ........ Programs ......................... Program Cover Design ....... Publicity ........................ House Manager ......... Lobby Decoration ......... USI'l8I'8tt6S .............. Ticket Sales ......... Stage Crew Manager ......,...... Assistant ......... Electrician ........... Assistant ......... Ca rpenter ......... Assista nt ......... Sporthand ........ Assistant ......... Flyhand ............ Assistant ......... Deckhands ....... SENIOR PLAY The Curious Savage Directed by MR. RICHARD B. WOOLLEY THE CAST OF CHARACTERS .......Ruthie Schwartz .........Larry Hicks ........Ellen Hawtree ....................John Naples ........Joan Swaner, Kay Berry ........Gary Pinson ..,......Stan Rice ......Jackie Fisher ........Judi Keyser .A....Bonnie Yates Whitaker ..,...............,......Marilyn George, Pam Smith, Carol Mahaffey, Alice Hodgson, Karen Waddel, Jerry Mortenson, Alan Stroufe PRODUCTION STAFF Johnson Neff Kern, Chairman Barbara Daw, Pam Smith, Gloria Admire, June Rogalski, Barbi Johnson Aldrich, Chairman Charlene Montgomery, Cynthia Hunter, Dorothy Needhaam Martin, Chairman Jonalee Schiefer, George Smith Tenney, Chairman Dee Dee Ditter Sharon Stribling Diane Manion .Carol Lewton, Chairman Karen Clark, Bonnie Webber ........,...Raymond Combs .........CaroI Sedlock, Chairman: Linda Duffey ......................Janet Pitts .......Ernie Doud, Chairman, Marcie Ruskin Barbara Kramer, Suzie Robbins, Carol Mahaffey, Shirley Sheldon, ........,,...,.....Steve Dypvik Kelley Karen Waddel, Chairman Jackie Ruben, Pat Kelley Woike, Girls' Bob Wheeler, Boys .........Ken Otterline ........Larry Thomas ......Norman Bascom ........Dan Pulsipher ......Robert Lawrence ...........Steve Sharp .......Wayne Thornton ..............Jay Miller .......Bruce Kates Drake .Larry Hogan, Jim Shunk Senior Play V , l 'BH 1 A P ,y ,+ , F W f, H W Richard Woolley w Judy Johnson Judy Keyser Gary Pinson Q n.J . . '1 fl Va,'u,4rw Hwggvqu 4 W 55 emmog MAY 29 x x IPRII 24 X IUN NIGIII DIICII DIY l - u: IIINE 5 - - - gg! QIIIINII ii Y gf 4 1 n CRRRNRRR ,fi Q if f ga. Q '1 Qlfi'-'L' li h,,, A V - f-73,-.,-'L' ' - --J: ?-::-i- 2 Xvuvuzs M SR. PROM , ff JUNEI7 TOWER RRY JUNEIZ - if ... 'E-f, COMMENCEMENT K M I A y Wx ,, ' an -AL' QMW4 , 9 X LQ nun iw: ,ff xi: '. J if 3. ' f Y Mu lx, ,,.. 2 MORRIS BALDERMAN Comm. Finance RAPHAEL LEVENS Comm. General JUDI KEYSER Comm. Assemblies and Rallies GAIL CARR Comm. Student Affairs COMMISSIONERS MR. PROKOP Director of Student Activities STEVE MEEK Comm. Thrift and Safety PAT QQSECHER PINKIE SUTORIUS Comm. Elections ALLAN LIPPITT Comm. Athletics Row 1. York, Raney, Zimmerman, Ison, Caldwell, Mason, 0'Farrell, Nelson, McCann Row 2. Levens, Herald, Evans, Otsuka, Thorn, Agsten, Place, Davis, Unidentified Row 3. Rust, Treadway, Unidentified, Vadney, Hoffer, Dabkovich Row 4. Pesh, Escalante, Blumer, Baltzer, La Lanne 1 l 9 Fall Student Council Student Faculty Social Committee Row 1. Place, Keyser Row 2. Escalante, Tenney, Holland, Donaldson Row 3. Jane Cook, Schwartz, George Row 4. Wheeler Row 1. Bender, Woike, Lessenger Row 2. Esley, Carr, Lundquist Assembly and Rally Committee -5. Row 1. Glenney, Otsuka, Pitts, Schefer, Wood Cardinal Co-Ed Officers M Fall Cardinal Co-Ed Ullicers Spring Row 1. Jensen. Wood, Clark. Schafer, Hamecher Kelly Esenoff, Miller. Stefanatz, Upshaw, Clark, Simmons, YGKGS. Cardinal Cabinet Row 1. Kelley, Woike, Otsuka, Mullican, Buckley, Wiallians, Kuhns, Lennard Row Z. Pacheco, Sheldon, Strauss, Cannon, Eggers, Bane, Cook Row 3. Huntoon, Boitz, Lipsey, Wieger, Ritter, Peevey Cardinal Co-ed Council Qillljl Q Co-ed 1 Junior Cabinet i Row 1. Schaffer, Adams, Hoffer Row 2. Wieger, Simmons, Daly, Greene, Buckley, Agsten, Wagstaff Row 3. Stafford, Dabkovich, Lundquist, Upshaw, Soffe, Bagnas Sophomore Cabinet Row 1. Bender, Jane Cook, Sahbah Row 2. Raney, Hahn, Brubaker, Mr. Martin, Picaizen, Caldwell, Schwartz, Lipsey 7 , ' 1 g ,5, WTAZJMMLZ ,Ag 01,1-4f4fLA'4 MMAQWJ L lg vffi 655723 fi Wfusggeigf M N ff' 953,99 N X iiwffmm 'H x , x i ' fa ' 5 Q cr 3 0 X 'Y gl - ff ,ff 4 . Q Q QQ l A - W - , K Ma QQ l g ,.',' ' ' . W, x ' , - 'N X . N ' if ' ' Q , , Q X ' 9 'W . 'iEwT'6 zxx I 1 V 'qv ' -I 1 ,K i f'! H W ' -r x I , 'Z Wgwi f ,, f' 1 i , 4215 , ' Q V ,wul R D 4. 54 1, 14 .Q 5 I ' H . Q V n ' u ff ,, M7 f f -W I I 4 f .. ,- -4-gs: wh , - - W----------n --- , f 1 ' 2 1 1 f , Q w ' 1 lux I 1 ?f 1? 1 life Members Row 1. Lipsey, 0'FarrelI, Sutorius, Pitts, Woike, Tidd, Glenney, Howe, Carr Row Z. Miss Carlson, Morebello, Schaber. Stolarsky, Nulton, Umbeck I 0 ca I I fn r n I3 . th Heard work, good organization, and fun are e asis of this club. Many opportunities S C Il 0 I a r S h I P are open to these scholastically inclined Federation Row Row Row Row students. 1. Stolarsky, Boltz, Woike, Sedlock, Haver A 2, Miss Carlson, Morebello, Suturius, Fulle, Lipsey, Williams 3. Nulton, Oaks, Glenney, Tidd, Wilson 4. Post, Schaber, Miller, Vadney, Umbeck Senior Members A Junior Members Row Row Row Row 1 W Row Row Row 3. Hansen, Burns, Caldwell, Cooper, Anderson, Burke, Gerwig, Kuhns, Tsuii. Schwartz, Peevey Jane Cook, Joan Cook, Elliott, Thomas, Bradford, Elder, Duffey, Osterman, Rogers, Hughesman, Campbell, Dugas, Witkowski, Boyce, Lipsey, Dunn, Duncan, Raney, Franz Arthur, Harvey, Billingsley, Moxness, Ballenger, Cobb, Friedli, Van Trease 1. Cunkle, Vigneault, Upshaw, Wohl, Strack 2. Garnett, Carroll, Forror, Skulauik. Van Fleet Burns, Allen, Garrett, Estey, Catron Row 4. Compton, Ayer, Mohr, Wieger Adams California Scholarship Federation Sopll. Members Row 1 Morbello Rust, Kingsbury, Pleasant, Meek, Estavillo, Haines, Place, Dr. Griffin Row 2 0 berg Bly Shalecky, Mische, Donovan, Escalante, Britt, Doud, Wiltse Row 3 Moxness Post, Dunnam, Crosby, Stahnke Ecivres Service is the key word to this honorary organiza- tion. Chosen for outstandingschool service during their sophomore and junior years, these people add greatly to the prestigeofHoover. Row 1 Yates Wohl, Glenny, VanFleet, Estey, Swaner Cunkle Chamberlain, Osborn, Nunn, Gibbs, Cannon, Robinson, Buerkle, Mullican Key Club The main goal of this honorary boys' service club is to develop good leadership. Row 1. Pitts, Anderson Row 2. Adams, Oaks: 0'FarrelI, Glenney, Sutorius Row 3. Lee, Carr, Keyser, Sedlock, Nelson, Britt Row 4. Coats, Morebello, Ruskin, Stadnyk, Mr. Moe, Post Quill and Scroll Better journalism is our goal! This is the motto of the members of the Quill and Scroll, a national journalistic organization composed of the Cardi- nal and Dias Cardinales staffs. 72 M Badminton Club Row 1. Spencer, Parr, Thompson Row 2. Pash, Walla, Holmes, Sweezy, Lewis, Wahlstrom, Helen Barr Row l. Sweezey, Trepanier, Castro, Post, Woolley Row 2. Grace, Lafon, Francisco, English, Peevey Future Nurses of America 73 Drama Club Row 1. Howe, Lloyd, Cooper, Race, Haining, Waterhouse. Smith, CBYISOH Row 2. Thomson, Coombs, Smith, Barworth, Hoffman, Miss lngebritson, Paulson, Morris ol GWHVMWMWUMWh1?T'W Row 1. Hall, Tato, Dabbs, Stivers, Kelly, Matranga, Stahnke Boosters Club This club is both a necessity and an attribute to H o o v e r H ig h School because of its terrific ability to inspire school spirit. Downbeat Club The Song and Cheer Leaders, Flag Twirlers, Majorettes, Pep Band, and officers of the Drum Corps and Pom Pon Corps who form the Downbeat Club, try their very hardest to promote school spirit. uw 1. Pine, Richardson, Sergio, Thurston, Woike, Vader, Loya, Camarillo, Smith rw 2. Chamberlin, Hansen, Kellogg, Dreher, Green, Chevalier, Lamprou, LeVeiIIe, Krienke, Sciuto, nw 3. Swaner, Hahn, Skalavik, Wood, Paulson, Swan, Weisman, Weiss, Zook, Ohmes, Leeson nw 4. Ballenger, Cobb, Hennings, Mrs. Geiger Y 4 l ' 5 A li, ' , qi J' M M ..c. Row . Creed, Wilhite, Escalante, Tenney Row Row Row . Miss Zowada, Pechersky, Jensen, Barnes, Ditter, Agsten, Rice . Forror, Davis, Brandel, Sherman, Sheldon, Stewart, Kolin, Huntoon . Dupree, Wickstrom, Hawtree, Schwartz, Waddel, Russey, Lewis, Carr, Pitts 1 2 Row 3. Lamprou, Woike, Needham, Aldrich, Ruben, Mouzas, Lessenger, Hosto, Rouse, Kieferle 4 5 6 Row Steckel, Carapezza, Perry, Carlson . Umbeck, Nelson, Johnson, Moulton, Roberts, Young Pan-American Club The purpose of this club is to increase knowledge of Spanish while enjoying social activities. 74 Girls Athletic Association Row Row Row Row Bowling Club National Forensic league Competing for top honors in speech con- tests is the main activity performed by the members of this note- worthy group. Thespians 76 Row 1. Mrs. Cummings, Buckley, Place, Gallen, Wieger Row 2. Abbott, Raney, Agsten, Feller, Higgins, Fine, Prager Row 3. Christianson, Stafford, Wheeler, Lucas, Hoffer, Fishbacx The National Forens League's members, wh have qualified for this clu through inter-school speec contests, encourage part cipation in inter-scholasti speech tournaments a over the country. 1' 'VI 1 lg. Row 1. Higgins, Feller, Raney, Hoffcr, Abbott, Buckley, Agsten, Prager U Row 2. Mrs. Cumming, Fishback, Stafford, Christiansen, Wieger, Place, Lucas, Wheeler, Gallen, Fine Row 1, Mullen, Sciuto, Kramer Row 2. Berry, George, Mussen, LaFon, Rhodes, Martin, Johnson X Senators Membership in this club re' quires some previous acting exe perience and a deep interest in dramatics. Office Monitors Row Row Row Row Counselors Monitors Row 1. Johnson, Gurner, Penhaligon Carlson Hawn Lloyd Smith Burr Bladdre Freeman Parker Lewis Ellzey Row 2. Czapar, Schiefer, Giles, Brown Mass Fleming Peabody Chavez Kezele Miss McVey Servey Miller Modlca Neff Row 3. Robinetle, Wilkins, West, Rogers Wrllnte Wlcklund Vandever Eggers Young Turner Duncan Allen Flnan Mrs King menero, Tenney Upshaw, Kramer, Schulman, McKenzie, Adams, Bartelle mble, Dobbs, Johnson, Sedlock, Powell, York, Kennedy bkovich, Wheeler, Nunn, Eggers I! lllrlll 'vw Row 1. Buenner, Tickson, Dietz, Tsuji, Bradford, Elliott, Cam b ll J latin Club p e , oan Cook, Jane Cook, lson, Brubaker, Nunn, McBlair, Schwartz, Dreher, Adams Row 2. Dunn, LaRose, Moxness, Harvey, Arthur, Billingsley, Oaks, Ingalls, Oberle, Shukralt Row 3. Eggers, Highesman, Miss B, Carlson Safety Council Row 1. Ewgelbrecht, Cooper, Niel, Roase, Massey, Schultz-Heise, Morgan Row 2. Little, Rideout, Mische. Burton, Friedli, Van Trease, Schaher, Bulerbaugh, Anderson Row 3. Rose, Rickerson, Gutzmer, Miss S. Carlson Row 1. Nunn, Kelly, Ritter, Meek Row Z. Dahkovich, Vuich, Yates German Club Audio-Visual Monitors Row 1. Wright, Frost, Strong, Dahlkamp. Howerton, Slocomb W. 7.17 WM www , , ,. Ml N X ' N L X X W1 X uv I H 'IX' , Y Y ' Y NA Q K ntl. , X' 1 AMA Wg ll l t A . , ' f 1 l Row 1. Basom. Pulsipher, Woolley, Lawrence, Thomas, Ohre, Otterline f 5 at ,, Q, 4 Stage Crew Row 1. Phyllis Kefalas, Brown. Gulick, Weiss. Tubbs, Gerber Row 2. Miss Wyckoff, Sharp, Cain, Patruno, Turner, Robinso Student library Assistants and Textbook Room Assistants 79 ml!- n, Ruth Prec Row Row Row Row Row 2 RobertLeVerIIe 1oyceLeVellIe Burke Hallford Chelpka Plcalzen Morean Morris Senior Y-Teens Row 1 Sheldon Waddel, Yates. Young. Clark, Czapar, Glenney, Marjorie Haver, O'FarreIl, Holland. Lewton, Garland, Stewart I Row 2 Mullican Cannon, Rhoades, Otsuka, Glasier, Sedlock, Keyser,Jollett, Nelson, Morehouse, Kramer, Dupree, Lamprou, Woike, Elizabeth Haver, Brown, O'Kane Row 3 Short Chamberlin, Robbins, Swaner, Ruskin, Nielsen, Alessio, Adamske, Lipsey, Kelley. Boltz, Huntoon, Howe Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row 2. Briscoe. Tickson, Elliott, Adams, Bartelle, Brunner, Gerwig, Caldwell, Tsuji 3. Zimmerman. Franz, Thomas. Kuhns. Perkins, Nelson, Ross. Strohauer, Rogers 6. Anderson, Fleming, Miller, Evans, Sheggeby. Campbell, Witkowski, Monahan Barnes, Swiger, LeVeille, Thurston. Pisco o. Hrelease ' Beyington, Kasch, Greer, Upshaw, Weiss,pStrack, Krie'nl?e?efg?icll?IeCha' Plant' Sumo Weisman, Cunkle, Zook. Abbott, Johnson, Lundquist, 0'Neal Carroll Day, Culp, Thrailkill, Dean, Johnson, Jones ' Kellogg, Nunn, Dabkovich, McCann, Ritter. Lyons, Cain Sophomore Y-Teens 'lll,Wllll'llUllrlllli10fflll'llM Row Row Row Row Row Sellmg game tickets and bus passes are only two of the services offered by these helpful gurls HOOVER HIGHLIGHTS lm? Commissioners Ball MMXM -.ami SEPTEMBER The football carnival was the first memorable event of this school year . . . lt represented the beginning of the 1958-1959 football season . . . Everyone enjoyed himself at Howdy Hop, Hoover's annual get-acquaint- ed dance. OCTOBER Elon Place was appointed temporary Commissioner of Athletics after an election by the Board of Commission- ers . . . Greg Post was elected presi- dent of the Ecivres, Hoover's honorary senior service society at the group's first business meeting . . . The Card- inals won their season's opener by cle- feating the Crawford Colts 13-12 . . . Morris Balderman, Ernest Doud, Daryl Glenney, Jim Jones, Robert Oaks. Steven Schaber, Ken Stolarsky, and Jo- Ann Thorne were named semi-finalists in the '58-'59 National Merit Competi- tion . . . Gail Carr was elected Home- coming Queen. She was ably assisted by Dee Dee Ditter, senior, Harvine Lewis, senior, Barbie Jensen, junior, and Joan Cook, sophomore . . . Boy of the month was Bob Tato. NOVEMBER November's Boy of the Month was Elon Place . . . Toni Mizisin, junior, was chosen queen of Hoover's Reserve Of- ficers' Training Corp annual dance. Her attendants were Connie Rierson, junior, and Jane Cook, sophomore. Daryl Glenney received the Daughters of the American Revolution Good Citizen Award for her dependability, service, leadership, and patriotism. Beanie craze hit Hoover. DECEMBER The Christmas Story, Hoover's an- nual program, was presented to the students at assemblies on the 16th and 17th . . . Allan Lippitt was elected Com- missioner of Athletics . . . Toni Mizisin reigned as queen of the annual R. O. T. C. Military Ball . . . Mistletoe Magic, was the name of this year's Commissioner's Ball, this fabulous dance was the beginning of a long vacation. HOOVER HIGHLIGHTS JANUARY The cast for the Sr. Play The Curious Savage, was chosen. Judi Keyser held the lead, supported by Gary Pinson, Stan Rice, Jackie Fisher, Ruthie Schwartz, Larry Hicks, John Naples, Ellen Hawtree, Joan Swaner, Kathy Berry, Bonnie Yates, and Gary Whitaker . . . Boy of the Month was Jerry Mortensen . . . George Anderson was elected president of the Ecivres . . . Spring officers for Cardinal Co-ed were Teen Clark, president, Judi Shaffer, vice president, Pat Hamacher, recording secretary, Christi Wood, correspondence secretary, and B arbi Jensen, treasurer . . . Seniors were measured for ttheir caps and gowns. FIRST GAME GAMES OVER! CHRISTMAS ASSEMBLY FEBRUARY Hoover speech students captured second place in the Cal-Western Debate Tournament . . . Fifteen seniors earned life membership in the California Schol- arship Federation . . . Seniors Daryl Glenney and Steven Schaber were selected by the Faculty Scholarship Committee as Hoover's candidates for the Seymour Memorial Awards . . . Ruben Escalante was chosen outstand- ing boy- for the month of February. DAD AND DAUGHTER BANQUET BASKETBALL GAME BOOSTER SECTION HOOVER HIGHLIGHTS MARCH The Sr. Play, The Curious Savage, was outstandingly presented on the nights of March 3-6 . . . Liddy Haver was chosen queen of Carousel, the annual Y-teen dance which was held at the Balboa Park Club . . . Janet Pitts and Greg Post were chosen as Hoover's candidates for the Tham McAn Leadership Awards . . . Hoover's language department was well repre- sented at the second annual Language Field Day, held at State College . . . After Shamrock Shuffle, the annual St. Patricks Day dance, held on March 20, Hoover students anxiously looked for- ward to Easter Vacation, a week of sun and fun. APRIL Along with the month of April came Dirndle Day. Hooverites enjoyed the fashion show and the dance Cotton A la Mode, sponsored by the sopho- more class . . . C. S. F'ers attended the Spring Conference held at Pamona . . . The annual Redbird Review was held on Wednesday, April 15th, after school in the Hoover auditorium . . . Juniors enjoyed their class dance . . . The San Diego State College Concert Band presented a very enjoyable pro- gram at assemblies on the 20th . . . Hoover's band and orchestra went to Los Angeles to attend the State Music Festival. MAY The Sadie Hawkins Day Dance was held in the girls gym . . . Many Hoover- ites attended the nominating conven- tion . . . The Hoover Choir and band presented fine assemblies for the en- joyment of all Hoover students . . . Song and cheerleader tryouts were held . . . The long-awaited Senior Ditch Day finally arrived pleasing all seniors and causing envy among sophomores and juniors . . . Students enjoyed them- selves at Hoover's annual Red and White Ball, sponsored by the Cardi- nettes. JUNE The wonderful month of June finally arrived bringing to Hoover Seniors Tower Day, Vespers, and Commence- ment . . . The most anxiously awaited and memorable event of the year, the Senior Prom, was held, this year, at the Hotel Del Coronado . . . Grades were issued the nineteenth and Hoover- ites were on their way to college, sum- mer jobs, marriage, or vacation. COACH HAMPTON INTRODUCED THE 1958 59 BASKETBALL TEAM JUMP HIGH! GET RID OF THE BALL QUICK! STU DENT-FACU LTY BASKETBALL GAME! Ijh STUDENT FACULTY BASKETBALL GAME! October Marty Haver Llddy Haver Co-eds of the Month May Sharly Lipsey F WT., W- 1 iflr A ll '. if Homecoming dA 4 we Queen l H 5 l A7 i and Sl ,i Attendants H ml, if , ,,,,T are 4 Y ,ww let row. Harvine Lewis, Dee Dee Ditter 2nd row. Gail Carr 3rd row. Joan Cook, Barbie Jensen Splish Splash. sponsored by the Down Beat Club, took second place. f i 88 Senior Y-teen's float-It's all in the Game-took first place 1 ' 'mm . 'www WIN 1 ., , K Rafe Levens crowns Gail Carr Hoovers '58-'59 Homecoming Queen. Who has the ball HOMECOMING 1959 ,,, 0- 53 . -aw' 'Wm' .M- MIM' nn , M' q ff M VI MNIWM- yf X +5 v' . , w M V . PM -sf 2' HLA? 'fa :I W ffvw Ri- 'MMM' MM MII 'mx www -an , ww w. 55 ar, ff' ' H ,av in 'WHL rin ' il W fy , Jw . ffm H . Q, -1!', -,www f V N, -W WM ' 1 ,, in w -V HEDY MU LLICAN Editor-in-Chief BETTY FULLE Business Manager Staff goes to Redlands MR. JETER Advisor JOAN SWANER GAIL KOLIN COPY Editor Copy Editor Annual LINDA CHAMBERLIN Head Copy Editor PAUL ROBINSON Sports Editor Photographer Staff RODGER OSBURN Sports Editor Art Editor ARLENE MILLER Art Editor Working hard? MR. WALLACE Art Advisor ci-IRISTIE cANNoN CAROL HARVEY Picture Editor Picture ECUTOI' MARTHA ALLEN Junior Assistant LINDA BOYCE Sophomore Assistant 93 Row 1. Esley, Wohl Row 2. Nelson, Yates, Glenney, Cunkle Row 3. Brown, Lowy, Van Fleet, 0'Donnell Row 4. lesperson Goal Post Staff A big round of applause goes to the members of the Goal Post Staff for their helpful programs which ap- pear at all of Hoover's home games. Cardinal Staff Much credit is due to 'those who spent so much time and effort preparing Hoover's excel- lent weekly newspaper. l MR. KING Advisor DARYL GLENNEY Editor-in-Chief Row 1. Adams. Nunn, Young, Dabkovich Row 2. Compton, Mr. Allen GAYLE TENNEY RUBEN ESCALANTE Head Songmader Head Cheeneader Song and Cheerleaders Row 1. Rice, Escalante, Perchersky Row 1, Ditier, Barnes Row 2. Agsten, Tenney, Jensen 95 , L . W f'WnW:,Wf?ldF1 'GJZM'M.A ww 'WWTMUWTSLHLMWHE WVF' Cardinettes Strutting forward with grace- ful rhythm, Mary Lamprou, Hoover's head majorette, cap- ably ied the Cardinettes during half-time activities. Mary Wrlhlte Janet Pitts Row 1 Wickstrom Ruben Dupree Schwartz Hawtree, Kolin, Lewis Row 2 Russey Sherman Sheldon Carr Waddel, Stewart,1ohnson Creed not pictured Pom Pons Precision and practice are the key words to this colorful group expertly led by Captain Shirley Davis. Row 1. Lessenger Row 2. Williams, Driese, Steele, Escalante Row 3. Eastman, McCoy, Brown Row 4. Short, O'Kane, Sharon Peloquin SHIRLEY DAVIS Row Row Row Row Row 1. Hosto V Row 2. Bogen, Sandra Peloquin, 'lfaIenU,' Gear, Watt Row 3. Vaughn, 0'NeiI, Green, Kruse, 0'Connor 1' wood Row 1. Phillips, Rhoads, Mullican 2. Stefanatz, Moxley, McClung Row 2. Mohr, Minor, Morse 3. Keith, Garrett, Manry Row 3. Smith Culp Day 4. Rhodes, Rierson ' ' 1 JUDY HUNTOONA Drum Corps Captain Drum Corps These high-stepping girls, led by Captain Judy Huntoon, enjoyed a year of success playing the drums for rallies and games. Marching proudly before the Drum Corp, these majorettes, led by Captain Mary Mouzas, performed expertly on many occasions. 98 Row Row Row Row Rouse, Kieferle Carlson, Plant, Waterhouse, Hawn May, Crandall, Colvin, Gabor Howe, Fulle, Waldo, Moran, Simmons Brandel, Mouzas. Woike Hoover Cardinal Band Under the direction of Mr. Peterson, the Band has added variety and spice to many excellent performances. BARBARA CASSIN Band Major DOVOUTY Needham Charlene Aldrich Row 1. Brothers, Hoskins, Morgan, Prager, Hill, Troxel, Cook, Schrock, Wicklund, Clark, Putnam, Perry Row 2. Moulton Bensholl Row 3. Spragen , Duncan, Adegard, Denton, Burgess, Moskowitz, K. Nelson, Williardson, Moffett, Umbeck, Sangster, Barns, s, Elder, Tarbet, Nodacker. Muench, Servis, Smith, Lucks, Lange, Olson, Camacho, Christiansen, Higgins Row 4. Willows, Breitenbach, Stefanson, 0'Mary, Cagle, Russell, W. Nelson, Dunnam, Treahy, Kirby, McGovern, Cadwallader Row Row Row Row Row Hoover Orchestra Carroll Mr. Wi Impressive is the word that describes this outstanding organization directed by M r. Peterson. Row 1. Stickney, Thompson, Gurney, Watkins, King, Lane, Elaine Pratt, Eubanks Row 2. Hogge, Loomis, Mahaffey, Anderson, Parr, Tato, Morbello, Rosemier, Ketzring D 2' x ' 5' wr L e ' f 'A , .Q uv M W 1 ,., ww ew' QQ ' w i Y 'C rv swf M ii., 'Q Grim, Abell, Shoven, Musson, Fox, St. John, Weber Lipsey, Sickels, Shadley, Lipsey, Bjornson, Miller, Thompson, Bowen, Reed, Jueke, Best . Magnusson, Shukraft, Sanchez, Mizisin, Dugas, Morgan, Clark, Duncan, Nelson, Willardson Dunnam, Stefanson, Treahy, Hill, Harris, Troxel, Smith, Sharp, Muench, Nodacker, Umbeck ll, Brothers, Moulton, Spragins, Smith, Paulson, Schwartz, Gerwig, Alexander, Mr. Peterson Hoover Ensemble Composed of members of t h e T r e b I e T o n e s a n d Cardinal 8, this popular vocal group has en- tertained many times on and off campus. 100 .5 Q rv fu ..r 'S CD 5 cv E : .5 o nn 5 S : cv I :I cu -cv E E u 5 as 5 rn 5 o rn 5 .5 5 D5 5 an 3 E 13 2 5 O 5 ui 2 E U V7 6 E C 2 E .-. Z 5 DC 5' E u U 2 2 m U 2 5 .5 fu I -ci 5 o E .5 .E cz rd an 'cs 5 m 5 an I SX rm ev ru U nb 5 2 .4 Ln 'G E rv :J as .1 u ca 4 .5 rn us n. 5 C: if cu 4 5 .5 fn u. N Z o K .C ': cs .1 u ru co i E ua Q E uf P. E .5 5 E :a I 5 ev :: G o 2 as u E fu I S. rv Z 1: rv 3 b- E 3 2 vm E Ts o an 5 E '5 Q S. cu w va :r rr 5 o 2 3 5 E 2 5 I as .Q E ru .5 Q rva 3 o K Swaner Isle, Ba ley, Brenna, Read, Hodgson, Carl readway. GT sarino, Wctzel Pas Bibber Carpenter, Van urtnn, I ms, Bray, B if 5 :E 3 O I 5 cu E C .C N .2 U UD 5 5 e 2 LJ Q 2 rf 5 nz rx. 76 ru : 2 vi cu 3 in Ln 3 0 DZ ection dir 9 th under Iented group, ta his T 0 CH grams. C 3 '4- U1 UI Q2 U U IJ V5 C KD GJ .Q U1 CU .C enjoyable pro C C KU E '4- O I ui L E 9- O presenting many Ell CP o- O r- O2 Girls Advanced Chorus Also under the direction of Mrs. Hofmann, Tower Day is the main event in which these girls participate. Row 1. Stickney, Thompson, Gurney, Watkins, King, Lane, Elaine Pratt, Eubanks Row 2. Hogge, Loomis, Mahaffey, Anderson, Parr, Tato, Morbello, Rosemier. Ketzring 1-H--'M 'I Everybody happy? -.-Wal: Row 1. Balderman, Bubel, Nlartin, Bowers. Hosford. Smith, Hathaway, Oaks R. 0. T. C. We owe thanks to the Reserve Officers Training Corps for their as- sistance at many of Hoover's activi- ties. This organization gives these boys excellent military training for the future. Color uard Row Row Row Row 4. Battalion Officers Row 1. England, Napoli, Davis, Kiem 1. Smith, Martin 2. 3. Bubel, Matson, Gilbert, Bednarck Balderman. Burton, Barnard, Hathaway Vismara, Letzring. Roberts, Bjornson Silver Blades 103 COMPANY D IST PLATOON Row 1. Bjornson, Mariin, Dixon. Roberts- 4 Row 2. Gilbert, Lowy, Biggs, Cochran, Brinegar. Fishall D B'II' l Westler Row 3. Schaber, Timm. qmron, I ings ey, Row 4. Troxel, Johnson, Hillen, Swartwood, Sexton coMPANY D 2ND PLATooN COMPANY E IST PLATOON Row Row Row Row Row 1. Bjornson, Martin, Bubel, Matson Row Z. Beltz, Effron, Case, Gute Row 3. McCrery, Callahan, Ruse Row 4. Buatte, Hallouer, MMiIIer Sacher, Hathaway, Vismara Douglas, Newman, McNees, Scudder, Logue Kytasty, Wolbach, Jenkins, Miller Simpson, Anderson, Hattcndorf, Schultz, Geer COMPANY E 2ND PLATOON 104 Row Row Row Row 1. Doogan, Hosford, Collier ' 2. Jacobson, Green, Brother, McDowell, Rumsdell 3. Ptack, Hamill, Chapman, Mironda 4. Vagtborg, Barrett, Hartley COMPANY F 2ND PLATOON Row Row Row 3. Row Adams, Smith, Oaks Nulton, Albert, Payne, Nanney, Slocomh H t W'Itse Archibald, Hampton. un, I Medina, Bennett, Sholders. Peltcher COMPANY G 2ND PLATOON 105 COMPANY F 'IST PLATOON Row Row Row Row COMPANY G IST PLATOON Row 1. Adams Smuth Hathaway Row 2. Taylor Tlmm Clalr Ryburn Anderson Row 3. Dean Donahoe Schohll Barnard Row 4. Otterlme Fayant Rogalskl n HNlW'3JT 4 , i i 1 H lk j 1 Ill Engle Coker, Coach Wright, Buatt Baltzer Mann ng. ndt, ,Ki az, Hernandez P. .Di Adams Coach Perpich, Humphrey, Dautremont, Aldrich, w2. Ro on, Haines, Combs, Askew, Gerth Rust, Hernandez, Thomps Barkett, Carves, Brandel, Pleasant. Wi son. 1. Row rbitt Dahlkamp, Johnson, Carpenter, Bassett, Cn ffl Miesley, Oshu Long. an, I'I1 aughy, Loshonkohl, New cG nnam, M ereux, Clow, Verdon, Suiter. Du BV w3.D Ro VARSITY FO0TBAll ,,, - N., v' , ,wwf . . . M-Q,,, ... . my it 1 HEAD COACH ENGLE COACH PERPICH Despite the 6-3 record, credit should still be given to the players. Probably most memorable was the Hoover vs. Crawford game. It was the start of another strong rivalry. Hoover won the game 13-12. Next came a five game losing streak at the hands of Helix, 21-Op Saint Augustine, 34-253 Kearny, 18- 12, Point Loma, 13-12, and Mission Bay, 13-12. In most of these games, Hoover rallied too late to win. La Jolla proved to be one of the most exciting games. After trailing 18-O in the first half, the Cards bounced back to beat the Vikings 20-18. Next came Lincoln and San Diego, in that order. After a hard-fought, pad-slamming 4 quarters, the scoreboard proclaimed a 14-13 victory for Hoover. Hoover proved little competition for City League champs. San Diego. Though trying to the finish, the Cardinals couldn't stop the Singleton-led Cavemen. The final score was 40-O. Don Loshonkohl was named team captain, John Thompson, the most valuable player, Gilbert Kindt, most improved playerg and Phil Hernandez, most inspirational player. L WALTER GERTH DAVID CLOW RONNIE NEWMAN DON LOSHONKOHL Center Center Tackle Tackle Team Captain I . A ED DAHLKAMP ROGER OSBURN GILBERT KINDT PHIL HERNANDEZ Tackle Guard Guard Guard Most Improved Nlost Inspirational NEAL ,QQILTZER DUANE BUATT End 'W -0. I K x MICKEY PLEASANT JOHN THOMPSON JOE BRANDEL Quarterback Fullback Halfback Most Valuable GEORGE BASSET DON HUMPREYS End BOB DEVEREAUX Manager 'l'l -ilk' '-N X , f r HIL-JIWWW 1 Dunnam Rust JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL Q? 5' ' wwwi ' rw lg ,g-3' 9 . , , 'ze Row 1. Coach Nordstrom, Coach Murphy, Sickles, Campbell, Chebatah, Underwood, Bagnas, Vitale, Hess, Franck, Cornford, Greenbush, Barnett, August Row 2. Nihil, Morris, Swan, Bulow, Dallon, Jacobsen, Allen, Burrows, Humphreys, Dyer, Dwight, Stafford, Smith Row 3. Hall. Crise, Adamske, Gerdes, Harvey, Kosof, Treadway, Duke, Buksa, Daniels, Deleeuw. Greenig 114 H Clow, Britt, Schreifer, Lee, Wiley, Ramsey, Stadnyk, Crosby, Potter, Bokko, Williams, Duensing VARSITY BASKETBALL The ever dongerous Hoover boordmen hold onother success- cHARi.Es HA Head CoaI2,':ToN ful seoson. Though somewhot inconsistent in the win-loss column, they odvonced to the S. C. I. F. quorter finols only to be beoiten by on most tolented Compton five. Injuries plogued Cooch Hompton's boys most of the seoson. Top mon Horry Stodnyk wos decommissioned in o rough ond tumble goime eorly in the secison with Miro Costo ond remoiined out most ot the seoson. The ineligibility of tough ond oggressive Ron Crosby for four cruciol gomes odded more to the Cord's woes. Woiyne Brtt's recognition cis cz member of the oll-city first tedm wos oi well-eorned tribute. Big Bill Lee wos noimed os ci member of the Kiwonis Tournoment first teom ond continued to improve os the seoson progressed. Here's looking bock on o most exciting, well-plciyed secison-congrotuloitions! 1 N Q .5 4 V553 f V Y- LZ X53 1 gong! X94 :.,: 3 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBA 8 Row 1. Greenig, Barkett, Campbell, Tice, Keeley, Sickles, Roppe, Lovett, Chebaiea, Morehead, Crise, Wykef MCAIHSIGF CMGHHEBYJ V A R SIT Y CROSS COUNTRY I Row 1, Coffman, Sheeby, Valderhaug, Mortensen, G. Anderson Coach Hot Row 2. Laugord, Swan, Hebert, Havens, Trempe, Lee Row 3. Holt, Howerton, Daw, Christianson, R. Anderson, Liret, Camarillo, Eddy Winning the C. P. L. championship has become a traditional with Raleigh Holt's distance men. Again this year they had little difficulty in striding home with the league trophy. A lot of Commendation must go to these boys who, as league champs, so consistently bring recognition to Hoover High. The top five men on this year's team were Steve Coffman, George Anderson, Harold Valderhaug, Larry Sheehy and Jerry Mortensen. B and C Cross Country Organization: Junior Varsity Cross Country. Row 1. Smity, Davis, O'Mary, Tice, Reichert, Dietz, Kingsbury, McAllister.bRow 2. ,Burus, Lowry, Olsen, Skalecky, Wetzell, M. Willows, Robert, Best. Birkel, Carlyle. Row . Holt, Massie, W. Willows, Carapezza, Wright, Moskowitz, Williamson, Donica, Richardson. 119 . R . ff' x IL: A ' I 'Y ' ug X a m X' f V XX vx N J W Y J r A I' R ?-. I Xf,-XX ' ' ? Q M 0. Y , , Vu ' pf VY ' .WX I, MXN X' YL'-nwggmai X E' 1 ,, xx ,f X , ' I, ,, , STEVE COFFMANN Team Captain RON SWAN A vi 5 , ,I . ,f -in ggi' X ,mf:im1 'l' 'E 'X ' im-'X . 4 H X. 'f-'43 f jg.-wi , H-Ma 'gm -. -.-w '.' n.. x', ff Iwwdlf , g - ,'Xf- ,c Q .XV fA.v'!fQ7g 7, ' t ,, Y .,.f'4'X7f9L-.'.fv? Xv,24:',Q X , X.. .lv XT,-,A+J,3,f ,, X ind, J ...1,. -I Y ..Wr4,f: v,sL?,4n? Y 1 ,.,,.XL-Mwgbm.-E . ' Y ww. Y 1- V '11, Aw R1 v ,, ,, w V A R SI T Y CROSS COUNTRY '. 'mf ,wqm N A, 54 '. ,:1r,q'gtg1f':f. m e-s,,l'X.1,f,'-. .. A WWW ' w 9 if AX ' f J ' N' 'I wr. I wi Nt -5 .5F,3',X ww, ' B had ,Q X' v-B -f'1rJbX lr Mira: it-w jkiwi in E 4 wx X XX f 4 ',w'v vu if Q4 X -v qwu 4 T X. ,www . Ji .A . W1 MIKE TREMPE DUANE LANGORD JERRY MORTENSEN I I, GEORGE ANDERSON .5 s. W HAROLD VALDERHAUG LARRY SHEEHY 4' VARSITY TRACK AND FIELD Coach Holt's cindermen are at this printing on the road to another successful sea- son. Though lacking strength in one or two events, the team has managed to win its share of the meets. Even in losing, the individual members have shown much abil- ity and determination. High point men this year are Bill Lee in the high jump, broad iump, and hurdles, Harold Valderhaug in the half mile, Lyle Pesh in low and high hurdles, Mickey Pleasant in the broad jump, Dale Johnson and George Bassett in the sprints. if '- I' ,Q 'vw ' ll Wifi? ., P J Raleigh Holt WMM Row 1. Buatt, Burkett, Diaz, Igelman, Mortensen, Carlyle, Humphreys, Pleasant, Soffe, Lee, Best Row 2. Willows, Wiley, Don Loshonkohl, Scoffin, Sheehy, Stahnke, Rust, Pesh, Johnson, Crosby, Rosemier Row 3. Coach Murphy, Coach Holt, Loshonkohl, Ramsey, Valderhaug, Jacobson, Thrailkill, Mosely, Trempe, Carpenter, Wright, Baetz, Richardson, Callagy r 'N B Track fs . 9 Wm 'www .,. my W. .J . Row 1. Havens, Cagle. Bryant, Street, Knowles, Addelson, Arrellano. Parnell, Adamske, Potter Row 2. Dietz, Campbell, Duncan, A. Wright, Michelson, M. Wright, 0'Mary, Lowry, Smith, Camarillo Row 3. Coach Murphy, Coach Holt, Thomas, Loy Track mlm' . , . - .Je V-.4 Row 1. Williamson, Viora, Kingsbury, Reichert, Skalecky, Robert, Irwin Row 2. Whitmore, Langord, Lacher, Davidson, Massie, Deitrich Row 3. Coach Murphy, Carapezza, Coach Holt .l.LL fW Y1 I ' V U' V '1'V 'L W- .A , , .. ,,.'.,...,. ..,..,.. ' -5I:,..,,, ' 'v' z 14: wi I A -I ,..i...,.,I-- ' L LIL. W' - I ' I'W J I In 'al N rv uf rf-wmnwf .V-v ..Q:ggp -,V,W,-,.,, ,.,,, b ..-..-L,,,,EL.....7.. .,.......,.,..--,M L- Fw! DALE JOHNSON - 1oo MICKY PLEASANT - Broad Jump KEN BAETZ - Pole vault HAROLD VALDERHAUG 880 ' A ?MLww W 'H A , , ,H , - , ,N m ' 'L Wm Qyf- I M, .WM A '- W f W W W M , , am- I wi' ' I f A ,L A . ldlhm DON HUMPHREYS - 440 DELAY - LYMAN RUST, DON HUMPHREYS STEVE coFF - - JOHNSON, CARL STAHNKE. ' DALE MANN We BILL WILEY - High Jump RON IGELMAN - Shot LYLE PESH - Hurdles BILL LEE - High Jump 123 ,, ,, lo, I M ,mr lllir-n-if-we W, y M Mi ,At M M, In sum, ,,nw5,rfwj,ry37'i',pirjliiiilrriiietewwlrfi h'fre,rJ?'Jl9!Wshrfiii Row 1. Johnson, Thompson Kindt, Wolfe, Mosley, Jones, Sroufe, F. Moore, Robert, Kingsbury, Meek Row 2. Mason, Kroepel, Wilson, Gibbs, W. Moore, R, Moore, Devereaux, Smith, Humphreys, Kelley, Sims, Hall, Lee, Eicholtz, Lacher, Karas Row 3. Coach Perpich, Bailey, Mgr.. WRESTL NG l The Hoover matmen compiled some fine individ- ual records and accomplished some noteworthy feats though they failed to place at the top of the league standings. For the first time since wrestling came to Hoover, San Diego was defeated by the Cards. Outstanding individual performances were turned in by John Thompson, who won his last three mat- ches and placed third in the S, C. I. F, Southern Section finals: Steve Meek, who went undefeated in league matches, and Gilbert Kindt and Arlen Mosely. ff Row 1 Treahy, Brooks, Deppe, Cohen, Moxness, Robinson Row 2 Coach Perpich, Desmar, Eddy, Donavon, Harper, Matranga, Liston, Willows, Gray 124 GILBERT KINDT works GOLF Neor the end of the first league round, the Hoover greensmen had compiled on impressive 5-O-1 record and were tied for first place with Point Loma. Ken Brooks, o consistent mid- 70 shooter, was number one man. Allen Treahy and Deon Moxess were other low scorers who were making the club dangerous. Row 1. Hildreth. Loso, Duensing. Estavilio, Wilson, Yost, Haines, Deland Row 2. Murphy, Morehead, Mische, Post, Lovett, Verdon, Place, Coach Vi Coach Vickery VARSITY BASEBAll TE AT The present Time The Cardinal Nine, Though winning Their share of games, were finding iT difficuIT To win The ones ThaT counT. WiTh loTs of power aT The plaTe, good piTching, and a hosT of promising Juniors, Coach Vickery's gang could yeT prove To be one of The Teams To beaT. Wayne BriTT aT firsT, on The mound, and in The ouTfield, Dennis Loso aT shorT, Mike Duensing as uTiliTy infielder, and Gregg PosT on The mound and in cenTer field were The only Seniors on a well balanced Team. BuT for a decided weakness aT one or Two posiTions, which will undoubT- edly sTrengThen wiTh experience, we could look forward To a much beTTer second round Than firsT. M- Morahead Duensing Post ,. N f 1- ' ' 1 , v' 1' '1v':1'qm'fWm'vmwwMW ,,,, ,Jw , wrww-u.w'1w'.,4 'an , - n ,, , ' M 'NZM ww.,-,n. ' Y 'f .,wwf,,'m.v,-up-F Je '1W W fem ,,4s,gf1,-ww, ,, ,M lp w ,,f,:1fN ' A mmawwx Wyf,Mf'wWw- ' A F X V d '1 Estavillo Haines WHS0 ,MW W 5,-in Place Loso 126 JUNIOR iw ,iii . is 5 ,237 VARSITY BASEBALL First Row: Bill Daw. Alan Duke, Rocco Vitali, Gerald Treadwey. John Allen Second Row: Coach Jeter, Ron Greenig, Dick Armstrong, John Lacy, Eugene Criss, Don Dwight TENNIS TEAM At press time the Hoover racket men have won 2 meets and lost 3. Coach Whitehead forecasts a 3rd- place finish for a team that will have faced a lot of stiff competition. Top men in the order of their standing are Leonard Heuman, Ron Lindt, Dick Lee, and Chuck Owens. . 5 5 1 i 5 1 lil... , Row 1. Bush, McCIarien, Aved, Burns Row 2. Coach Whitehead, Lint, Lee, Heumann, Owens, Feth, Sarbaum, Elliot 121 I E .hs wh' sf mz i I Q Z i i Z A .4 -1 -..J . 1:1 I . , N,- . '-' vw - 4 ,I V' 4 .' - ' .- ' . K X - - ' - - -. 1 - a l,! , ,. h x. .. , f . , ,, V .A . I A. 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