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

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19. A part of Glen Warst1er's he . Will To thi twenty-fi twenty fi 9 'eel NCHQ 1 r rf fs veg 18. Luc1le's prlze-Wlnnmg essays to The ight to K J W -H1110

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1':1lw+ mw- .L Chorus: 2. ' 1 up swupgg-griswr'-wp-v Q Svrninr Qllaza Sung North Canton, the school We love the best North Canton, we'1l stand for her alway North Canton, it's better than the rest North Canton, we'l1 sing of her today. Classmates dear, vve're sorry to depart How we dread to leave our school so fair In these years you've been so near our hearts North Canton High School we've made 1ife's friendships there. Dear old high, the years We've spent with you Dear old high will ever keep alive Thoughts of you will ever make us true To N. C. and class of twenty five. -Esther Lewis Page Thirty