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ma cie areat Atrides A few of the outstanding cabinet members were Fred Peterson and Pam Simmons. Assisting Ed Hagen was his right hand man, Fred Peterson. Fred as vice president served as President of the Legis- lature; Pam Simmons as Director of Student Activities promoted school spirit. Judy Jester, Secretary of State kept a record of all cabinet meet- ings; Bunny Fisher planned varied assemblies as Director of As- semblies; Kay Goddard, Director of Publicity, kept the community informed of Hoover's activities; and Director of Speech, Jeuncsse Bell, was in charge of all speech activities. Hope Whittier Director of Finance Sue Havsel Secretary of Girls Pat Ellis Director of Girls' Athletics Rochelle Fisher Director of Assemblies Gundi Suida Exchange Student Robert Karbe Sponsor 25
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an cl enthusiastic ca Fred Peterson Vice-President Judy Jester Secretory of Stole Elected to represent the Hoover students, the first semester cabinet truly lived up to their responsibilities. Led by competent and friendly Studnt Body President, Ed Hagen, the cabinet members won them- selves a place in the hearts of both students and faculty. Pam Simmons Director of Activities Jeunesse Bell Director of Speech Arranging the student body budget and planning the Draft Dance. Swingin' Sweethearts, were only a few of the cabinet’s many activities. This group, meeting fifth period every day, under sponsorship of Robert Karbc, put many of the legislature’s ideas to work. Ed Pittman R.O.T.C. Representative Kay Goddard Director of Publicity 24 Dave Staub Senior Representative I'd O Leske Dick Underwood Junior Representative Sophomore Representative
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to st ren (j then I.ed by Gary Olson, an eloquent Student Body President, the second semester cabinet voiced the many ideas and prob- lems of the Hoover Student Body. Representatives from all the Hoover clubs met in Inter-Club Council and represent- atives from all the homerooms met in Legislature. From these groups, ideas were sent to Cabinet. Wendell Witt Vice-President I.vn Roberts Director of Act i cities Bruce Fraser R.O.T.C. Representative Janet Steele Director of Publicity On Cabinet are representatives from the larger school organ- izations. This semester Dave Staub. Senior Class President; Ed O'Leske. Junior ('lass President; and Dick Underwood, Sophomore Class President; represented their classes on Cabinet. The Student Court was represented bv Attorney General Steve Knt. Jean Ray Secretary of State Dave Staub Senior Rcpresentative I-d O'Leske unior R epresent at i i -e Dick Underwood Sophomore Rcpresentative 26 t|e«
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