Hoover High School - Memoir Yearbook (Fresno, CA)

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1 On Hoover High Campus . ' ry ui 643 in i X: A :I ,li ' We 17' . ..Q.,.--...--,...,..Ws-sf'--we ui li 2'Fi': .-.l19!iUi . - IA ANOTHER LECTURE. No rest for the weary. Rich in the tradition of Spain. The Spanish Club studies the culture, the customs, and the language of the people of Spain. Their big excursion this year was on April 16. They participated in a Spanish camp where you only speak in Spanish. The Club president is Erin McGuckin.The Club sponsor is Mr. Marquez. Harris. Take A Ride Cn The Orient Express. Top row: William Hsu, Cheri Rice, Brad Fitzhenry, Lori Yancura, Lisa Fung, Gary Liao, Dean Chang, Allen Hurst, lan Taniguchi, Sharon Kuan, Martin Tokubo, Mel Scheidt. Middle: Nancy Lee, Victor Takahashi, Cindy Wilson, Marina Kitamura, Kristi Johnson, Kathy Liao, Robin McArtor, Sophal Rath, Ginger Chao, Danny Lee, Hien Ngo. Front: Yen Ngo, Nichole Van Derelst, Michelle Carroll , Betty Scheidt, Robbie Rochholz, Aldy Tomayo, Deanna Kitamura, Sang Ja Lee, Todd Lozano, Beth Cain, Monty Vasquez, Dennis Yu. Top row: Jenny Unruh, Randy Williams, Trish Haggerton. Front: Beth Selland, Erin McGuckin, Jackie CONFUCIUS SAY. He who eat cookie has fortune. The AsianfAmerican Club brings together two different ethnic groups. They are, of course, the Asians and the Americans. The club, sponsored by Mrs. Markovich, travels to other schools and confers with other clubs to exchange thoughts and ideas. On November 23 they did sell fortune cookies to fund their trip to San Francisco. Spanish Asian-American 3 1

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Top row: Sherri Musquez, Jennifer French, John Caulde, Gerald Melady, Jameece Meyer, Ma k Bear, Kevin King, John Korthius, Jeff Schneider, Mike Melady, Robert Hendrix, Jay Del Carmen, Paul Tell, Dan Smith, Alicia Sittner. Middle row: Heidi Westby, Julie Morgan, Lou Leonardo, Dan Taylor, Eric Kerber. Front row: Becky Gallegos, Diane Weaver, William Hsu, Dan Stober, Les Puccini, Keith Trammel. The French Club, under the direction of Monsieur Proudian, went Christmas caroling on December 12. The Club does not really study the language of France but more the customs of its people. Dur- ing the year they went to San Francisco and visited a French restaurant and the French Museum of Art. l I i l ' Spanning The Globe . The German International Club is a very interesting foreign club. They study the language, the culture and the customs of the German people. They went to Carmel this year to visit a language institution. They also went to San Francisco and ate at a German restaurant and then went to a foreign language exhibit. The clubs sponsor is Mr. Petrosian. 1 , i r : TWO'S COMPANY. Mark and Jameece are at 1 it again, l l I Bonjour Am ricans, Viva La France. b Y V I Top row: Andrea Adolph, Susan Tascorl, Greg Ierland, Lori Yancura, Brad Fitshenry, Mike Peterson, Janet Bracken, Cheryl Kunimitsu, Cathl Wiens, Marina Kitamura, Jerry Chang, Clint Griess, Michelle Smith. Third row: Nichole Van Derelst,l Barbra Church, Cary Karle, Paul Worthington, Deanna Kita- mura. Second row: Jameece Meyer, Elsa Sanchez, Rosalend Bennett, Ariane Eberhart, Cheri Rice, William Hsu, Danny Stober, Marlene McClintic, Wes Schal, Colleen McClintic, Yen Ngo. Front row: Teresa Sanchez, Amy Ogata, Kathy Jones, Ellen Mooradian, Mr. Proudian, Kathy Liao, June Tierney, Betty Scheidt and Rich Samano. 1 30 3 I l

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l L to R. Front Row: Kim Gray, Cheryl Bobbitt, Daria Murphy, Debbie Bradley, Teshawn Woods, Connie Breazell, Carrisa Muldrew, Patrick Young, Wykitha Bradford. Back row: Sherise Palms, Arlene Jefferson, Lavetta Stone, Dean Robinson, Karen Washington, James Parks, Kevin Robinson, Kyle iDuke. Oil Derrick Builders I WANTED to put my toothpick there, says Suriya Jeyapalan The would-be engineers sucked in their breath, pursed their lips and covered their faces. How much weight, they asked them- selves, could their structures support before crumbling? The answer came soon enough as the ama- teur engineers, students, in Hoover's Mesa club, readied their oil derrick for competition. The derrick was made of toothpicks and glue for competition between the other Mesa schools in the district. .S. . 32 iles? and dances. - WHEN MR. YOUNG TALKS . .. almost 'body listens. James Parks, Suriya Jevapalan, Wes Schal, Brenda Riley Levetta Stone Brotherhood On Campus To encourage brotherhood on ca i as well as off campus, is the goal of ver High's United Black Students o They work for a better understz and relationship between all students gardless of race, color, or creed Led by president Patrick Y United Black Students of Cal p pated in many activities relevant to school's heritage. As a active org tion, the club held many fund 1 events, such as candy sales, car vs