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

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ff X f s flap 0 My TS-. l-2 I RW X1 f- 6 'f n ff, 5: xx X 4 F X 9539 53:5:, ..,qff' 'lxias A xxPN-S.-- ,-. F- f--, ff7L 'Y'51 :1f3' v xii-'XTXS . . -'fi'-9 .. f X - - - f e- ' W doo N N 1-iifg-3-M ,- - - ff , KW xll 'bL lx S! DONA FRIEND Quiet and modest-that's Dona. She doesn't say much until it comes to class dues, and then she cer- tainly does a lot of talking to pry us away from our shekels. Studious, but not too much so, for she is often among those who take time off for a friend- ly whispered conference during class. No matter what befalls you, Dona will be on hand to help-a friend in need is a friend indeed. FRANK STANFORD East Sparta lost a real fellow when Frank took his pencil and slate and started for North Canton. We welcomed him as we do all new students but we little realized what he would do for our school. He showed prowess on the gridiron and brightens many a blue Monday for all of us. Someday he will get serious and then--- MARY KOLP We always find Mary brimful of wit and fun. She has already demonstrated her talent for acting and singing in several of the school activities. The main point in Red's philosophy of life is never to concede a point without first subjecting it to most strenuous argument. She isnit afraid to voice her personal opinions, and this straight-forwardness probably accounts for her numerous friends. PAULINE SAYLOR Pauline says little, but she cannot hide her real self from us for her smile gives her away. She is especially fond of reading' and this includes school books. Some day she has in mind a position as a typist and we certainly hope her wish comes true. Just another member of the Girl Reserves who does her bit by greeting' the world with a smile. ...piggy 24 lggwn.. T X Lr-

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