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

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f f I if 311.11151 if Xxx n -. My S ff I sf KX1XXXX f . f .- T 51 Q4 N, I 4' ,3-VV -ffsw.. .,. wigs, ,, BN N fjfb f-'s. -::-s- NWC ,. ff? 'N L- -.-. .- - fy A Q --:Q--. N ENT P- .- -. . .M f-'L Q K' W' . . nf V Q1-lf-.5-3-,ff f.. , 1, f -', fa RUTH ROYER Go ahead and get sick, says Ruth. She's go- ing to be a nurse, and who wouldn't be willing to be sick with her around. Ruth is all business and whatever she starts she will put across. She has worked hard in all her studies, and she will take all that knowledge with her wherever she goes. Here's to Ruth, and the best success is none too good. GEORGE SPONSELLER Hello, Bud. That's what you hear from all sides as George hurries down the halls. lf you want something done that requires brains, initiative, drive, and a winning personality, see Bud about it. He is the very capable President of the Senior class and he certainly has shouldered more than his share of the work and responsibility. Cheerful, efficient and broad-minded- Bud is the friend of many. He's a real worker and the class of 31 just couldn't have gotten along' without hiin. LELA WORKINGER This fine fun-loving girl is none other than Lee who is on the go from dawn till dark. Big things come in little packages, so they say. She gets her studies but never lets them interfere with a good time. Her favorite pastime is collecting de- merits, and she has made a Wonderful success of it so far. IAN LORAH He loves his Ford and is seldom seen without it. He may, in days to come, even attempt to Hy it, who can tell. He is often found in some remote corner of the room, harmonizing with several of the other boys, and they certainly can sing! He is quite the ladies' man, and his side-burns and bud- ding mustache only emphasize this statement. .rfil 2 2 I3-+'

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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

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K6 sf! MAE DICE XX L A... 4, IHQ, Wy 'N 'F- IIILLL We 1 u ' l if ' , 1, lk' '- f-.. - :, -Xa 1- I , 1494 Q ss. 7 fy' ,X ,fggf-1 25:5 .521 xfxil ,X lf, -1 ,Q .yi PM rw ,lrffxgv X y::.,.,.. N- sv N N ,Q ,ffy I- X if -ifzifgffe f so 4-,f rrssieie-if-sez-ie!! , ,-f sf Pretty to walk with-witty to talk with-and pleasant to think of-that's Mae. Always looking on the bright side of life and seldom complaining of studies, work, or what-have-you. A friend who will always be on hand at the critical moment to cheer you on to success. Perhaps you have seen her strolling' down the hall with her faithful shadow -Lee. You simply cannot miss her for that smile is a smile in a million. VICTOR TREISCH UVic is a lot of fun if you -mly get to know him. He is generally very quiet and it is only on certain occasions that he overcomes his bashfulness and lets you really know him. He has a wonderful sense of humor and if you want to make friends with him, just get him aside and tell him a good joke. He is always on the go and is very business- likc in all he does. ll U'l'll W A GN Ell Ruth should make some man a wonderful wife. She believes in that ancient adage that a way to a man's heart is through his stomach. She seems to know just what they like. She is one of the few girls who has kept her long tresses. Ruth has a typewriter undei her control and can do everything but make one talk. We think that is what she is practicing on now. WALTER SCHILTZ Another of our football stars noted for his athletic ability, also his curly hair. Walt is nearly always smiling, and we certainly need more of his kind around the town. Some day he hopes to be an Electrical Engineer and we wish him all kinds of success. Just n gg-ood sport who is liked by all. +iU23l3+-- N-XXW