Hooper High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Hooper, Nebraska)

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Q dicatia t Coach Paul Carothers, Mrs. Carothers, and their daughter, Ann Elizabeth. It was a lucky day for the Cardinal’s Sports Department when Mr. Paul Carothers took over as head coach. After graduation from Peru State Teachers College in 1954, Mr. Carothers and his wife moved to Hooper. Since then, sports have been on a general upswing of success. This is evidenced by a total of no less than ten trophies for the 1957-58 school year. Contributing also to Mr. Carothe r’s popularity is the individual interest he has taken in the boys he coaches. It is largely through his efforts that many of them have obtained athletic scholarships to aid them and encourage them in attending college. We of the CARDINAL staff feel it is therefore quite fitting to dedicate this edition of the CARDINAL to the Sports Department of Hooper High. 3

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fBocvtd afi iuaxtiatt SCHOOL BOARD STANDING: Dean Bay, Herbert Meier, Vice-President; Harold Nott, and William Hargens. SEATED: Norris W. Lallman, President; John R. Johnston, Super¬ intendent; and Mrs. G. M. Harman, Secretary. m Mr. John R. Johnston is the Superintendent of the Hooper Public Schools. He has received his A.B. degree from Nebraska Wesleyan Univ¬ ersity and his M. Ed. in School Administration from the University of Nebraska. His family includes his wife, Aileen, and four boys. Mr. Schroeder came from Oakland to serve as principal here. He received his B.A. degree at Wayne State Teachers College. He has taken ad¬ ditional hours at the University of Nebraska. Mr. Schroeder, his wife, Virginia, and Linda, Paula, and Shelley Jo reside in Hooper. KLEBE PRODUCE CITY MEAT MARKET 4