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

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OFFICERS ADVISORS President: Bill Lerch Mr. Spangler Vice President: Gene Willaman Mr. Robinson Secretary: Mildred Walker Treasurer: Paul Roush Historian: Phyllis McDowell FIRST ROW: June Diefenbach, Maxine Detimore, Jean Allen, Inez Brinsfield, Darlene Hawkins, Nan Cahill, Do1'is Hanel, Doris Hetrick, Nor- ma Harrison. SECOND ROW: Mr. Spangler, Norma Dye, John Helder, Shirley Boigegrain, Mary Ann Harrison, Helen Daily, Barbara Achauer, Carol Fryer. THIRD ROW: Wanda Glutting, Richard Domer, Eugene Frank, Don- ald Deuble, Stanton Carson, Delvin Baker, Paul Hoy, Darlene Broeske, Barbara Gray. FOURTH ROW: Don Leach, Paul Baxter, Howard Cla1'ke, Robert Chelpka, Harold Duryee, Albert Herdlick, Stanley Fohl, Robert Edwards, Max Humbert. Juniors Twenty-five

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FIRST ROW: Caroline Venditti, Corrine Renner, Richard Rohrer, Harold Murphy, Jack Roberts, Betty Wallace, Jewel Shenk, Beulah Meyers, Joan Jefferson, Mildred Walker. SECOND ROW: Dawn Miller, Phyllis McDowell, Carolyn Storch, Rose Marie Zengler, Peggy Lowry, Nancy Witter, Marilyn Weaver, Eileen Rhodes, Anna Marie Smith, Geraldine Kintz, Mr. Robinson. THIRD ROW: Helen Richa1'ds, Bill Lerch, Eugene Parker, Donald Snyder. Mark Rubright, Robert Shaw, Charles Teeters, Herbert Ingold, Jacqueline McDowell. FOURTH ROW: Paul Roush, John McCamant, Robert Weber, Gene Willaman, Donald Wendell, Harold Keller, Dean Smith, Paul Sluss, Firl 'Xiivur .. .ne . CLASS HISTORY FRESHMAN YEAR: The Sophoniores started oil' by giving us, the class of JIT, a big send off with an initiation party. lThe Juniors were certainly represented there too.J Our struggle during the first year proved of some avail, for many of us went through the agonies of scholarship with flying colors. Our class, being one of the largest up to date, occu- pied three home rooms. SOPHOMORE YEAR: We gave the succeeding class an initiation party by which they'll remember us. tHow COULD they forget '31 A few of our boys gint in on varsity sports while many stIll progressed in scholarship. JUNIOR YEAR: We're Juniors at last, much to our surprise, and there's nothing like a play to show oii' our Barrymore talent, Quite a few of our boys are now included in varsity sports. Debate was organized this year and included a number of our members. Last but not least, the biggest shindig of the year-the Junior-Senior Prom. SENIOR YEAR: ? ? '? Q Twen t y-fo ur

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Snphomores FIRST ROW: Leo Rabedeau, Geraldine Schneider, Bob Zeiger, Jean Weber, Jean Morris, Ann Young, Joan Weber, Shirley Voll, Julia Stroup, Claranna Shaub. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Young, Mary Surbey, Donna Shetler, Myron Shaw, Richard Seeman, Wayne Baker, Charles Landau, Bill Smith, Dick Hawkins, Dean Starks, Vera Schworm. THIRD ROW: Wayne Su1'bey, Ho.ward Willaman, Dean Morris, Le- land Schneider, Allen Grimes, Raymond Sumser, Bill Schreckengost, Blair Zimmerman, Ted Shilling, David Shaw, Bob Warburton. CLASS HISTORY In the year of 45 we were welcomed into North Canton High by an initiation and party given by the Sophomores. We graciously returned their kindness by giving them a successful party later in our freshman year. Now that we are Sophomores and half way to our goal, we have been showing some of the abilities that we possess. Highest among these are sports. The boys have been very active in both football and basketball, and have won honors. They show great promise for future champion teams. There were more members of the Sophomre class that participated in scholar- ship tests than any other class. The Sophomores also had representatives on the De- bate team, and in the Dramatic Club play. Twenty-six