Hoover High School - Husky Yearbook (Des Moines, IA)

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Hoover High School has always been famous for having a lot of feats to put forward. Sizeable leaps in scholastic and athletic achievements have always been abundent in Hoover ' s past. However, achievements and feats are being made here everyday. They may not be that noticeable or dynamic as others but just the same they are our feats of accomplishments. 1. 1979 Homecoming found Caroline Zahler and Rhonda Downard walking away with the prize for the car rally. 2. Juniors Michelle Bales and Heather Wacha put their best feats forward after winning a swim meet against Valley. 3. Tuija Kalio, Lisa Laurenzo, Julie Nauman, Suzanne Paca, Vicki Nauman and Barbie Linford show much appreciation to Mr. Wilkerson and the Art dept. for their gift, displaying the swim team ' s motto. 4. Seniors Sharon Iverson and Jerry Olson smile royaly after being crowned 1979 Homecoming Queen and King. 5. Coach Howard Justice delivers a pep talk at the bonfire-the first in ? years. 8 — Opening

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A goal to accomplish for some people could be no more than: Passing one of Mr. Crafts vocabulary tests, not being caught skipping by Mr. Wells, graduating, getting your locker open, having a chance to study with the love of your dreams, getting to the bathroom after the zipper has broken, staying awake in government. These feats are being accomplished by students at Hoover everyday. 1. Junior Linda Weissinger smiles coyly at a fellow band member who ' s been eyeing her for the past ten minutes. 2. Art student Chris Wigg concentrates on smoothing his art work to perfection. 3. Junior Jim Taggert and other band members work early one Saturday morning in order to get burly . Actually their goal is new band uniforms in ' 79 ' 4. Junior Paul Bruce wonders how he ever got stuck playing the drums on such a cold night. 5. Seniors Tim Hager and Steve Sampel have their own unique way of putting their best feats forward. 6. The Hoover-Roosevelt rivalry seems to bring out the best . . or should we say the worst, in Hoover students. 10 — Opening