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

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f 4 gf .2-N x l 'lf AQX. Q x' X, MARJORIE MOHLER Believe it or not, here is one girl who likes to study. She is at it day and night, and it brings good results, for you should take a glance at her report card and get a good look at those 99's and 100's. She is very modest and seldom says more than anyone should. A more pleasant person is hard to find. As a testimony of her ability, she was elected Editor- in-Chief of the annual. MARVIN HESS Introducing our business manager-tall, dark and handsome, and an all-around good sport. Work? -absolutely. Play?-yes-siree! especially in bas- ketball and football. Fast?-sure, in a football game. Friends?-try and count 'em. Marvie is just a jack-of-all trades, and we predict a prosper- ous future for him. GRACE WISE Calm and serene, amiable and sweet-that's Grace. She doesn't say much but when she does speak, people sit up and take notice. She certainly lives up to her name, for like the owl, she is often ,found in deep meditation. One just cannot help lik- ing her and that accounts for her many friends. Her sweetness never vanishes, whether she is on the basketball floor, in class-room, or out in a crowd. ROY HELDENBRAND Roy is big, good-looking and popular, so what more could a young' man ask for? Dutch is the type that one might look at and say to a friend, There goes a man. A real compliment but none too Hood for Roy. 'fl21li'4 g , ,f N I l v N 6 r 7, rf ffl Ill Isl lll .0 ll ll 'l W Xrl S at S ' .,.., 4 07 Z7 fl ll Q41 ffl ffl U Hi iq! lll li lx W , Nfl NX-XXXW f H I I ll U' r Y I N19 is H l Y lt xx