Hooper High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Hooper, Nebraska)

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Science Miss Clara Schafersman, the instructor of our Science Department, teaches two sections of General Science, Biology, and Physics. She also taught General Math the second semes¬ ter after Mr. Johnston left. In addition to these assignments, she is also the Sophomore class sponsor. Miss Schafersman resides inHoop- er with her mother. Every summer she takes a trip to a different part of the country. Among the places shehas visit¬ ed are Canada and Mexico. Last summer she traveled to the New England States. “What is it?” Math Mrs. Esther Kennedy has just completed her third year at Hooper High School. She taught Algebra, Geometry, and Advanced Algebra, in addition to supervising the school library and sponsoring the Library Club and National Honor Society. She received her degree from the University of Nebraska and has attended summer school at the University of Washing¬ ton and the University of Chicago. Mrs. Kennedy makes her home in Hooper, but during the summer she en¬ joys the visits with her five children, who are scattered across the United States. “Watch Carefully!” 6

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Home fi conomics Mrs. Blanche Nitz has just completed her first year at Hooper High School as Home Economics teacher; she taught two sections of freshman Home Economics, one section of sophomore Home Economics, and Junior High Physical Edu¬ cation. She received her degree from the University of Omaha in 1956. Last year she taught Home Economics at Pershia, Neola, and Beebeetown, Iowa. Her home is in Hooper with her husband and daughter, Kim. “What are you making?” Voc Ag. Mr. Wayne Goff, Vocational Agriculture teacher, has just completed his second year at Hooper High School after his graduation from the University of Nebraska in 1957. Under his direction the F.F.A. again won state honors at the state convention in Lincoln. Mr. Goff teaches one sec¬ tion each of Agriculture I, Agriculture II, and Agriculture III and IV; he is also co-sponsor of the senior class. He makes his home in Hooper with his wife, Joyce, and son, Allen. “Watch out Charlie, he ' s watching!” MALLOY PAINT STORE FASHION CITY 5

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Social Studies Mr. Paul Carothers, who has now taught at Hooper High School for four years, teaches American History and World History and has done a wonderful job as coach of football, bas¬ ketball, baseball, and track. The students also saw his cheery face every day as they passed through the lunch-line. He, his wife, Donna, and small daughter, Ann, will be leaving Hooper High after this year to go to Broken Bow, Nebraska. “They were studying ' Commercia Miss Delores Fangmeier is leaving Hooper High School to begin work towards her master’s degree after teaching in our Commercial Department for two years. Her home is in Lincoln, Nebraska, with her parents and brother. She taught Bookkeeping, Advanced Typing, Short¬ hand, two sections of beginning Typing, and Secretarial Practice. In addition to these courses, she also is the sponsor of the Annual Staff and co-sponsor of the Paper Staff. “Problems” SMIDA GARAGE DR. H. G. HARMAN 7