Hoover High School - Memoir Yearbook (Fresno, CA)

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l if 'W Kenneth Engel Erick Erickson V 'ti' ,,,,,, if?- IIQE 4. , A. J. I in-is , -wma' i I I i 3 l l M, . I NO. . . l'LL HAVE TO GIVE HER ONLY AN EIGHT. Chris Riley and friends search for the perfect l0. Dean Ertl Linda Escoto Gregory Espinosa Jill Espinosa The Stars School Spirit Lives On School spirit brings back good memories of a year, for it is spirit and enthusiasm that make high school fun. Plenty of spirit was always pre- sent at Patriot football games, where many stu- dents could be found cheering in the confetti- filled stands. There is much more to school spirit than foot- ball games, however. Many students often par- ticipated in class competitions, which added a bit of excitement to lunchtime, as did intra-mural whiffle ball tournaments. The band also contrib- uted a feeling of pride, not only at games and rallies, but in Washington D.C. where they trav- eled in April, representing Hoover and the rest of California. Cheerleaders and Pep Girls, as well as people involved in sports, provided entertainment for students at rallies, making them a success. Enthusiasm subsides though, as this year comes to an end, for Seniors are now looking forward to graduation and their future, while others look forward to summer vacationg but Pa- triot pride and spirit will return in the fall when a new generation of students replace the old.

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