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

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XX f 141 1X I ,f N N V Y 4 ES X X s Q 7, 11,11 1 lil ll' lil ll lill xxx ll lil il il is lille H1 64' Ili: all ffl 11' ffl lvl I-fl lil ill ill lil X , th N I I KH X1 S ish l EVELYN MOORE Another reason why we soon will actually enjoy being sick. Eve intends to be a nurse and go around in a starched white apron. She has shown her class spirit by taking part not only in the Operettas and Class Play but in basketball as well. H61'6,S to Evelyn with the big brown eyes! HAROLD KOEHLER Extremely quiet--but all brilliant men are quiet and we all have expectations that he will be a very brilliant man. He seldom speaks, but mea- sures his thoughts and weighs his words, and when he does speak, he rates plenty attention. Look at him now and we will talk it over ten years from now. ELLEN GYGLI Gig has one thing under her control and that is a piano. She can make it do everything but shake hands with you. That's why she can play such queer tunes on a typewriter. She is also a basket- ball player that demands attention when on the floor. Is it any wonder that she likes football play- ers ?--although she is rather particular how far back they play and almost always insists on quarter- backs. THOMAS SHEELY Just a great big man from the South-that's Tom. lf you hear one grand roar of laughter, make up your mind that he is in the crowd. He is a large part of the pep ol' our school. A happy-go-lucky fellow that will make good at whatever he starts. He is just the type that we like to chum with, for his kind is just the best cure for the blues that we have ever found. ---v-fl 20 U61-4-N