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

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DOROTHY BAUSHER CD00 Glee Club 1, 2. Har hair is like fha sun.vl1im'. Hr1'.l'ye.v are lilev the sky. If you we1'en't able to find Dot, you could soon trace her by her giggle. , GLEN WARSTLER CEdJ Football 2, 3, 45 Captain 45 Basketball 33 Hi-Y. Hr wax a man, mhz' him for all anal all. ll'f .vhall uni look upon his like again Ed is noted far and wide for his grim de- termination, and his ability not to make of himself a pack horse. MAURINE FOSTER CMarinthaJ Gllee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Operettag Basketball 3, 43 Class Play: Agony Eight g So- cial Committee 2g Art Editor No-Ca-Hi. Just lihv a Ford, zchal ix xhi' ymzna ilu next. So far her latest venture seems to be sat- isfying. This accounts for the keen interest she showed in the Wildcat Basketball games. CARL KOLP CKolpyJ Football 2, 3, 43 Basketball 43 Debate 45 G-lee Clubg Class Play. Of all the girls in all Ihr xrlmnl, I dearly low but mm. Kolpy would make a fine lawyer, for he sure can argue. A 1 ANDERSON SCHILTZ fSnitzJ Football 3, 45 Basketball 31 Class Play. .-ls yrmd lu' auf of Ihr world as our of faxlzirm The one great aim of Snitz besides being an artist is to be collegiate . Perhaps that is why he liked Hamlet. l'ayv 'l 1w'nlx n

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'Q5!'Q,Yf , M. EUGENE SCHAFER CGeneD Football 43 Basketball 43 Agony Eight :g Class Play: Vice-President 3, 4. As quirk to laugh as a duck to swim. Gene has had his troubles, but in spite of them all, he is always good natured. x NEVA REED fBo'5bierJ K. H. S. 1, 23 Glee Clubg Operettag Class Play, Ass't. Editor No-Ca-Hi. Tell us gentle maiden, Why so cute and bright you are? We wonder why like attracts like, why does Neva prefer blondes? DORIS SPONSELLER fSpuclJ Glee Club 1, 2, 43 Agony Eightng Class playg Social Committee 1, 43 Operettag Class Reporter 2, 3, 43 Cheer leader 43 Editor No-Ca-Hi. .4 .-ind still they gaze and still the 'wonder grew That one small head could carry all she lerze'w. l Doris was an excellent student even though an outside interest took part of her time. ROBERT Dixon lBobJ Agony Eight g Glee Clubg President Hi-Y. None but himself can be his parallel Altho' Bob has gone through High School in three years heffQQ3 always found , time to take an interest in school and community activities. , Paffc T'wmly

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1 jgsgwgw- -v-we-,,-vvvrfvfvfyc.-W. ,gf--Q,-5.-sviggjiirdvypg-'gr t w .A 41 1 Ghlazz Iinrm Alma Mater, we are thine, Henceforth, evermoreg Round our hearts thy memories twine As we leave thy door. Alma Mater dear, to thee We will ever faithful be, Sound thy praise from sea to sea, Echoing o'er and o'er. Alma Mater, thee we love With hearts both fond and true, Constant as the stars above, As we say adieug Alma Mater, as we go Forth to meet both friend and foe, Glad our hearts within us glow, Inspiring us anew. is Alma Mater, thee we hail Guardian of our ways, Guide our footsteps, guide them well, Through the coming days, Light our pathway, smooth or steep, While our onward way we keep, And our many fortunes reap Led on by thy rays. Alma Mater, now at last Sounds thy closing bell, And what next shall be the task, Let the years foretell. We have conquered, we have won, But our task is just begun, The challenge sounds for every one, As now we say farewell. Catherine Manchester Pmfr' 7 Tlfllfrl'-f'Zi'f7