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Student Sodcf, 'Pieaideut ALLEN MAGE A student body could not have asked for a finer representative for Hoover than Allen. He has worked persistently and energetically to fulfill this important position and, in doing so, has added his name to Hoover's long list of outstanding student body presidents. I'nder his guidance and leadership, this semester's cabinet has hurtled the many and varied problems that come with the privilege of a student government. He has been able to work successful!) with both administration and students. As a Junior lie led the student bod in sells and promoted enthusiasm and spirit. As a Senior this same school spirit remained prevalent as he led the student body in all activities and made that first semester a memorable one. 28
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CAFETERIA STAFF Responsible for the delicious food that is available at the cafeteria is nude b this staff. Pictured here, left to right. First Row—Marjorie Long, Carrie Wells, Cartherine Bilardo, Louise Gotsch. Genes ive Butler and Evelyn Bushev. Manager. Second Row—Elene Weger. May Colwell, Ruth Haughton, Sara Erickson, Dorotns Hunter, and Ruby Simmons, 'third Row—Alice Halwell, Vera Bruton. Marie Ledbetter. Edith Bell, Rose Larson, and Louise Doty. T taatfeatutce and (?a£eteria MAINTENANCE STAFF—The job of keeping the school buildings and grounds clean rested on the shoulders of the custodians. Pictured left to right. Front Row— Bud Beck. Peter Stepka, Herbert Huntsman, Artman Newberg, Donald Tucker, and William Riemersma. Second Row—Doyle Chronister, Elmer Wagner. Felix Boyles, Lester Slowey, John Elliott, and Norman Simpson. Third Row—Hale Anderson, Head Custodian; Opel McClain. Roy Downey, Bob Reeder. Obil Jones, and Chalmus Cayson. 27
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Student ad(f 'Pieaident 2 LANCE WICKMANS sincere concern for the improvement and success of a democratic student government led him to the position of second semester Student Body President. Having had the experience as first semester A. S. B. Y'ice-President, he was well qualified to take the step upward to the presidency. His friendliness and fairness made him known and admired throughout the student body, and with his usual efficiency he diplomatically guided the second semester cabinet with gratifying results. His attitude of calm assurance «nd poise was reflected in those working near him. I.ance’s ability as an orator was easily recognized whether he was delivering a campaign speech or a comical monologue on school spirit. As we recall that won- derful second semester, we will also be reminded of the fine Student Body President who helped make it such a memorable one. 29
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