Hoover High School - Memoir Yearbook (Fresno, CA)

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Skie PRAY FOR SNOW. Patience, it will come. This year's Ski Club President was Matt Adams. He was assisted by Vice-President Paul Magdaleno and Secretary Treasurer Brent Majors. They had a big turn-out to join Lawson Chris Gal agher the ski club this year with over fifty members. A three day holiday in January gave the mem- bers a chance to head up to Heavenly. They also hit the slopes on a few other occasions. Thanks to all the support from club members and officers they had a successful year. Left to right. First row: Scott , l Magdaleno, David Danny Holt. Second row: Anderson, Erin Dunn, Cheryl l L i l l We G0 Wild And Crazy i I Sherry Kowalis, Juli Hilton, Beth Webster, Todd Snedden, Lisa Fung, Sharon Kuan, Todd Ilozano, Kristi Johnson, Tim Neufield, Lynette Andrews, Tim Blanks, Suzanne Neerman, India Murray, Rich Samano, Erin McCugen, Monty Vasquez, Michelle Ferrer, Gia Gandolfo, Stephanie Oliverius, Kim Plarkmen, Kim Shepherd, Wayne Dixon, David MacNeil, Mark Ford. W l l Ski Club l 36 Campus Life l Rick Van Galder, Vince Bocchine, Danny Streit, Danny Smith, Dan Gallagher, Bill Murphy, Greg Ireland, Jeff Snider, Dominic Papagni, Todd Hagen, Tod Harris, Dan Smith, Paul Burke, Kim Kidwell, Carol Konclade, Danny Rowe, Terry Enos, Margaret Chun, Kathy Liao, Lisa Lund, Mark Chuck Barker, Steve Knutson, Jay DelCarmen, Suzie Wright, Linda Dixon. Third row: Sarah Clines, Samano, Trish Haggerton, Diane Hawes, Stephanie Bellando, Kathleen Jackson, Alicia Tackas, Gregory, Karen Scheid, Brent Majors, Jason Taira, Jill Espinosa, Matt Adams, Alicia Robertson, Cain, Lisa Kahaian, Vince Newman, Jonelle Price, Donna Martin, Kim Yates, Kristine Davis. Head For Heavenly Campus life is for anyone and ever They don't try to push any religion on you try to make you believe things you don't to. In fact, religion is only a part of the A get acquainted bar-b-que was held at beginning of the year along with many activities throughout the year. Basically pus life is a group of people who go wild, and have fun in a good way.

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The Fastest Readers In Town Have you read a good book lately? If you were a member of the Over 2500 Club, you could have read several books today. The Over 2500 Club is a new club to Hoover. It consists of students who can read extreme- ly fast. Stupid club you say? No, because you must be able to read over 2500 words per minute. Ahh, you knew there was a catch didn't you. The average paper- back novel is over 250 pages- -which means a club member can read a book in less than a class period. They can read a complete set of encyclopedias in less than a day, and that's just to warm-up. F, ,f 1' ,l H' DON T DISTURB HER' Senior Karen Shlrk concentrates on reading JEFF GRUBBS PAUSES to answer questions about what he has just read Over 2500 Club

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Students Share Ideas op Row L to R: Javier Ramero, India Murray, Mr. Richard Darmanian, Cindy Jarvis, Mike ayne, Gavin Nishioka, Sang Ja Lee, Azalena Henderson, and Murray Wilson. Bottom Row: rs. Vicki Chase, Monty Vasquez, Michelle Ferrer, Rich Samano, Suzanne Neerman, Sarah lines, Laurie Horn, and David Rusco. Tickets For Sale sf , ' . W What is it called when you have ninety teen- agers from the FUSD, including seventeen from Hoover, pack up in buses and head for Sonora? It's the First Annual Youth Leader- ship Conference. This experience was shared with many school principals and some of the School Board members. It was developed by Mr. Ron Fleischer, a Hoover teacher, to help student leaders develop better learning, lis- tening, and leading skills. The two and a half days were spent in different sessions, making friends and having fun. On the last evening a simulated school board meeting was held. The fun was shared by the adults and kids alike. ig A' K S L to R top row: Cathy Harper, Lisa Fung, Aldy Tamayo, Darling Chavarra I ynette P . - Andrews, Pam Holmes and Sharon Kuan. Qt . .Q Giving their time to help make our athletic events a success were the rd-working members of the ticket committee. They organize necessary ograms for ticket sales and all sport activities. In the photo above, Shar- Kuan, Darling Chavarra, and Aldy Tamayo, demonstrate for the camera st how hard their job is. Youth Leadership Ticket Committee