@@LAAM619 Ehh not really almpst all the buildings still look the same lol first time I came here was back in 2008 when my brother used to go here and later on in the future its just has that old classic vibe to it yk
I graduated in 1957. :). A new school has been (second time) built to resemble the one with the tower. Go to Hoover Groover on Facebook to keep fairly current. Or contact me the creator of this TH-cam video...Chuck Hansen. Here is a link: facebook.com/groups/640142066020123/
Class of 1988... Just remember the odd collection of "bunker" style newer buildings, temporary bungalows around the outer parameter, and remnants of the old Hoover architecture...😐
I wish I could have been born in a different era, so that I may attend at Hoover during this era. It was beautiful with it's original architecture, and it's a shame there weren't modern retro-fitting techniques in place to help preserve the school's original look. Hoover and San Diego High both suffered this fate.
Indians believe the place you most miss will still be there for your last dance. But they would have destroyed Hoover even to erect a crackerbox, that 's ghe kind of graft which always fuels local goverment. We'd need another Works Progress Admin to create a new Hoover like the old one. But in many decades, the happiest dreams all happened there. It was funny in mid-60's for all those private homes to be side by side with Hoover shops and classrooms:).
Class of 67 inherited a bunch of Hoover trads we didn't really recognize. Social center of building complex was "Kat's Korner" from the age of pre-rock (40's). The ground-floor intersection of the hall going N from the Library and the hall running E/W and out the door to the English-History Bldg. Blue Bomber Jackets and constant Beatle/4 Seasons Music, eclectic LT rumblings:). All the social kids hung there. Mr. Vinson's English class was on the SE corner. That's why in "Cloud Song" I had Kathryn Dzamafe naming her (HHHS:KMAY) radio show "Kat's Korner". She was one of the popular kids:). I think mainly I wrote four books because I missed Hoover, and was so happy to be there after St. Augustine;). www.lulu.com/spotlight/chloecrypto Hoover is worth missing, never doubt:). Hope the new Tower is worthy. If not now, it will be later, COUNT on Cardinals:).
@@chloecrypto7947 It's not quite the same, but they did end up rebuilding the tower and 3-story main entry building recently, as well as updating the Auditorium to be somewhat close to the original Hoover structures. It gave me relief to see the "crackerbox" main office from my era get torn to the ground a couple years back, and now kids attending in this era get a version of Hoover that is more inspired by the original.
@sdcheapshot The building codes have been improved since the school was built in 1933. We live in an earthquake zone and are overdue for a major earthquake here in San Diego.
Nothing is the same no more. They are building a new front building and the inside of the school looks way different from before Edit nvm never got to see the finished construction of the new building yet
Not Earthquake Safe - Maybe Hoover was and that's a maybe ........ BUT San Diego High built out of Stone , Rock etc !! It took Dynamite and Jack Hammer's to tear it down - I doubt the "New" SD High is any safer !! And when they rebuilt Hoover , it looked like a "Prison" - No Character or Style. But then they rebuilt again a few years - They did modern Spanish look updating the Original Hoover - But still didn't get it right ....... THEY SHOULD HAVE REBUILT THE ORIGINAL"HOOVER HIGH" 3 STORY MAIN BUILDING , AUDITORIUM AND BEEL TOWER IDENTICAL TO WHAT I ATTENDED in 1962 TO 1965. But No they had to improve it with a new modern spanish look which is nice BUT they had a chance to bring the Original Herbert Hoover High School. It's sad that America will never have the History of Europe because "WE" are always tearing down and rebuilding new. But looking on the bright side - at least Hoover does not look like a Reform School/Prison anymore.
Watching that clip I was transported back many years ago. Class of 1963
dangggg
do you still remember it
They cut down the tree 0:50 :/ I was like why!!!???
Hoover looked so amazing, I wish they could make it all matching and beautiful like it was before.
Damn, I'm class of 2021 and they didnt lie about the 1200 building, it still looks like that till this day
U guys just got revamped huh. I was 07
@@LAAM619 Ehh not really almpst all the buildings still look the same lol first time I came here was back in 2008 when my brother used to go here and later on in the future its just has that old classic vibe to it yk
I'll never forget those good memories during my class of 1976!
My Hoover, class of 1974. Last class to go up into the tower. Those were the days my friends. Cardinals forever!
I graduated in 1958. Yikes. I live in Central Florida. Greatgrands kids just moved to Camp Pendleton with Marine Corp Dad. Hope they love it there
I graduated in 1957. :). A new school has been (second time) built to resemble the one with the tower. Go to Hoover Groover on Facebook to keep fairly current. Or contact me the creator of this TH-cam video...Chuck Hansen. Here is a link: facebook.com/groups/640142066020123/
its crazy..we had nice buildings! and the auditorium had so many seatings that we need now! lol
Class of 1988... Just remember the odd collection of "bunker" style newer buildings, temporary bungalows around the outer parameter, and remnants of the old Hoover architecture...😐
There is a new school there now...check it out. th-cam.com/video/E4izdDh5I6c/w-d-xo.html
I wish I could have been born in a different era, so that I may attend at Hoover during this era. It was beautiful with it's original architecture, and it's a shame there weren't modern retro-fitting techniques in place to help preserve the school's original look. Hoover and San Diego High both suffered this fate.
Indians believe the place you most miss will still be there for your last dance. But they would have destroyed Hoover even to erect a crackerbox, that 's ghe kind of graft which always fuels local goverment. We'd need another Works Progress Admin to create a new Hoover like the old one. But in many decades, the happiest dreams all happened there. It was funny in mid-60's for all those private homes to be side by side with Hoover shops and classrooms:).
Class of 67 inherited a bunch of Hoover trads we didn't really recognize. Social center of building complex was "Kat's Korner" from the age of pre-rock (40's). The ground-floor intersection of the hall going N from the Library and the hall running E/W and out the door to the English-History Bldg. Blue Bomber Jackets and constant Beatle/4 Seasons Music, eclectic LT rumblings:). All the social kids hung there. Mr. Vinson's English class was on the SE corner. That's why in "Cloud Song" I had Kathryn Dzamafe naming her (HHHS:KMAY) radio show "Kat's Korner". She was one of the popular kids:). I think mainly I wrote four books because I missed Hoover, and was so happy to be there after St. Augustine;). www.lulu.com/spotlight/chloecrypto Hoover is worth missing, never doubt:). Hope the new Tower is worthy. If not now, it will be later, COUNT on Cardinals:).
@@chloecrypto7947 It's not quite the same, but they did end up rebuilding the tower and 3-story main entry building recently, as well as updating the Auditorium to be somewhat close to the original Hoover structures. It gave me relief to see the "crackerbox" main office from my era get torn to the ground a couple years back, and now kids attending in this era get a version of Hoover that is more inspired by the original.
Wow thanks for the memories Marvin "Class of 79"
San Diego was still good in 1975. But the slipping started, still not too noticeable for many.
Hoover still the best!
Hoo-RYDE!
@sdcheapshot
did something happen to a building during an earthquake?o.O
was the band good?:]
thank heaven for 1977!!!!!!!!!! I was there
Wow.
BEAUTIFUL ,but i live un San Fernando.
Class of ‘74 before they tore down the original building!
@sdcheapshot The building codes have been improved since the school was built in 1933. We live in an earthquake zone and are overdue for a major earthquake here in San Diego.
Nothing is the same no more. They are building a new front building and the inside of the school looks way different from before
Edit nvm never got to see the finished construction of the new building yet
Once a cardinal, always a Cardinals.
I was the class of 1969 !!!
dude, our school used to have lockers?:O
wt heck?! it looked so cool. the auditorium looked humongous! why'd they change it?
:/
@RAHRFEARME that tree was there when I graduated in 1957.
I went here class of "79",.....all because it did not meet the standards for earthquakes.
Not Earthquake Safe - Maybe Hoover was and that's a maybe ........ BUT San Diego High built out of Stone , Rock etc !! It took Dynamite and Jack Hammer's to tear it down - I doubt the "New" SD High is any safer !! And when they rebuilt Hoover , it looked like a "Prison" - No Character or Style. But then they rebuilt again a few years - They did modern Spanish look updating the Original Hoover - But still didn't get it right ....... THEY SHOULD HAVE REBUILT THE ORIGINAL"HOOVER HIGH" 3 STORY MAIN BUILDING , AUDITORIUM AND BEEL TOWER IDENTICAL TO WHAT I ATTENDED in 1962 TO 1965. But No they had to improve it with a new modern spanish look which is nice BUT they had a chance to bring the Original Herbert Hoover High School. It's sad that America will never have the History of Europe because "WE" are always tearing down and rebuilding new. But looking on the bright side - at least Hoover does not look like a Reform School/Prison anymore.
outstanding footage home of the Big Red Machine
they are rebuilding like that
Wow dats was a long time ago, I attended there in the year of 2000 freshman only nd my sis went there from 1994 to 98 its crazy
@bevlalala1231 They changed it because the buildings were not earthquake safe.
@elmejorcr9 I had the same fear when I started the 10th grade in 1954.
They should have torn down the Der Weinerschitzel instead 🤣
:(