Hoover High School - Viking Yearbook (North Canton, OH)

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.---. ........,. V ,rn JULIA SHOOK Uudyj Class Play: Glee Club 1, 2, 3,'43 Secretary 45 Basketball 3, 43 Operettap, Social Committee 45 Ass't Literary Editor No- Ca-Hi. rl dauglztvr of lim gurls, di'r'in:'ly fall und most dii'fnvIy fair. Julia was one to whom letters brought much delight and the more, the better. GLEN CLOUSER fDickiel Class Playg Hi-YQ Pianist Glee Club. We know zvlmf we ure, but 'wc known not what we may l1c. ' We've all heard Glen play and we prophecy a brilliant future for him. KATHRYN KELLY CKayJ Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 3, 43 Class Playg Agony Eight g Orchestra: Joke Editor No-Ca-Hig Secretary 3, 4. 'She was ll plmntmn of dvliylzt lVl1en first .vlie flIl'UlI1L'4l upon my xiylztf' Kay is due considerable credit for her work on the Annual. Altho' working hard she has found time for a dark haired man and a Chevie . ROBERT BOETTLER CBQbJ Thy llI0dL'Sfj',S a candle to llzy lllL'1'll.'H Bob knows the value of silence and never talks unless he has to. Silence never got anyone into trouble. Page Sum ntcl n

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mxww - LUCILE SHATZER fSuSieJ Class Treasurer 3, 45 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 49 Operettag Basketball 35 Ass't. Business Manager No-'Ca-Hi. A foot mort' light, ll xtffr mort' true, Ncrr from flu' heath flozwr Izrzcslled the dew. As class treasurer Lucile was indispensible and she could always be depended upon. ALBERT DeMUESY , KAIJ Football 3, 45 Basketball 43 Glee Clubg Ath- letic Editor No-Ca-Hi. VVv'w seen him brow his dangers tlzro-ugh :ind rearlz lzzs goal and Claim Ihr prize. Al's chief delightszbesides athletics were K and his faithful Chevie . JEANNETTE BROWN Ueanj Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 49 Operettag Basketball 4. To lrmrw her was to low her and flzosv who did not low her did not know her, Jeannette has a smile for everyone and is one of the number who have added to the attraction of the Senior class. FRIEDA STYER Good nature fo good .venxe must ever join. Frieda is very interested in her books and prefers to be studious rather than friv- olous. She is always a help in trouble, especially-math. i fs Page' b'i.rIavn

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1' '-'faq ' ff ' 'f' 'r' 'wmv -1-Q-gy-uf ,I LEO SCHARVER ILGUT His flrzvf mlzcvrfz 'mls yvlfiny by The stern in.vprrtor's evil eye. Lee had lots o' pep and always furnished the eats for the girls during classes. EDWARD IVIARQUET Uildl Ullatzwz, ymnzy znufdvu. 01' damv. liroiwz eyes, gray viva.: ru' Izluv .flzzgrzly treat me the .vaum. ' Be patient, Ed, everything comes to him who waits. WILLIAM WRIGHT fBi1lJ .S'fn'0r'l1 ix xilwr, xilezm' golden. William has great ambitions and is deter- mined to make a man of himself. JAMES BECHER lJimJ Football 2, 3, 4g Social Committee 45 I v.1'1.vl ax I um, '7ql.Y Ellftlllgll for any num Jim always took an active part in the so- cial activities of the class. He was also one of Singer's admirers. .If Page Eighteen