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

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-V- Barb Achauer's alibis to Mary Jane Elson. Jean Allen's giggles to Nancy Christman. Delvin Baker's hair to Tom Barkhurst. Spud Baxter's legs to Bill Bishop. Shirley Boigegrain's piano playing to Sherman Pratt. Inez Brinsfield's innocence to Jackie Williams. Darlene Broeske's natural curly hair to Martha Bain. Nan Cahi1l's skirts to Junioree Pope. Chelpka's curls to Iona Belle's Beauty Shop. Howie Clarke's G. R. pin to Dick Hawkins. Helen Daily doesnlt will Bob to anybody. Maxine Detimore's vocabulary to Roger DeLong. Don Deuble's pipes to Mr. Misko. ' Dick Domer's drums to Bill Holder. Harold Duryee's brief case to Carl Roberts. Norma Dye's first period monitor post to Nancy Powell. Stanley Fohl's love for the farm to Dean Starks. Rosie Frank's chewing gum to Marjorie Boger. Eugene Frank's government book to Joan Roseman. Carrell Fryer's manager duties to Louise Bear. Wanda Glutting's complexion to Nancy Arthur. Barbara Gray's cheerleading place to Mardell Hawkins. Dorris Hanel's personality to Wayne Taylor. Mary Harrison's job at the Park theater to Ann Young. Darlene Hawkins' bashfulness to Anita Kane. Albert Herdlick's Acme job to Bill Fye. John Holder's shoulder's to Duane Herdlick. Max Humbert's arguments with Mrs. Young to Don Hinerman. Herb Ingold's convertible to Oscar Grimes. Joan Jefl'erson's freckles to Joanne Grove. Harold Keller's bright socks to Elmer Harrison. Gerry Kintz's long walk to school to Joe Esmont. Mary L. Kobel's editorship to John Mundorff. Bill Lerch's trips to Hartville to anyone else who likes celery. Peggy Loury's Physics book to Jean Weber. Wip McCamant's jokes to Charlie Haun. Jackie McDowell's ability to keep one man to anybody else going steady. Phyllis McDorwell's out of town dates to Anna J. Haun. cuss will Beulah Meyer's music to Jim Beavers. Dawn Miller's methods of passing a test to Don Kintz. Firl Miller's pranks to John Clarke. Dale Mills' laugh to David Shaw. Jean Morris' French to Mr. Nagel. Hal Murphy's little car to Mr. Lave. Bob Parker's scientifiic mind to Mr. Vanaman. Joan Patterson's driver's license to Mayor Price. Eileen Rhodes' big pocket books to Joan Weber. Helen Richards' clarinet to Don Studer. Jack Roberts' smile to Shirley DeBonney. Richie Rohrer's heighth to Jim Heckaman. Paul Roush's hat to Bob Warburton. Mark Rubright's leadership to President Truman. Paul Sluss' Debate Box to Billy Smith. Anna Marie Smith's art to Mary Ann Edgell. Jewel Shenk's horses to Pleasant View Riding Academy. Dean Smith's camera to Ray Mummery. Don Snyder's quietness to Myron Shaw. Carolyn Storch's hearty laugh to Rachel Givler. Vivian Surbey's sports to Tom Mollet. Margaret Jayne Syme's hair to Rosemary Shaheen. Nancy Traut's tardiness to anyone who rides the first bus. Caroline Venditti's Isaly store to Yale Strausser. Millie Walker's giggle to A. J. Schneider. Betty Wallace's hair does to Lizzy Hummel. Marilyn Weaver's typing to Mary Surbey. Ducky Weber's build to Jim Lear. Don Wende1l's truck to Mr. Russell. Gene Willaman's popularity with the seventh grade girls to-the seventh grade boys. Nancy Witter's dimples to Michael Ford. Chuck Teeter's radios to Junie Getz. Shirley DeMuesy's suction in the office to Pork Powell. Norma Harrison's driving ability to Julia. Stroup. Charles Barkey's speeding to North Canton po- lice. Valeria Russ's ear-rings to Nancy Hummel. The Seniors will their front seats in the auditori- um to the grade school.

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E llllt ll0R0 UIIPE NAME BARB ACHAUER JEAN ALLEN DELVIN BAKER C. BARKEY SPUD BAXTER S. BOIGEGRAIN I. BRINSFIELD D. BROESKE NAN CAHILL R. CHELPKA H. CLARKE HELEN DAILY S. DeMUESY IMI. DETIMORE D. DEUBLE DICK DOMER H. DURYEE NORMA DYE S. FOHL E. FRANK R. M. FRANK C. FRYER XV. GLUTTING BARB GRAY D. HANEL M. A. HARRISON N. HARRISON D. HAYVKINS A. HERDLICK g?HN HOLDER . HUMBERT H. INGOLD J. JEFFERSON H. KELLER GERRY KINTZ M. L. KOBEL BILL LERCH PEGGY LOYVRY J. McCAMANT J. MCDOVVELL P. MCDOVVELL B. INIEYERS DAIVN MILLER FIRL MILLER JEAN MORRIS DALE MILLS H. MURPHY DICK MYERS BOB PARKER J. PATTERSON E. RHODES H. RICHARDS VALERIA RUSS JACK ROBERTS R. ROHRER PAUL ROUSH M. RUBRIGHT JEXVEL SI-IENK PAUL SLUSS A. M. SMITH DEAN SMITH DON SNYDER C. STORCH V. SURBEY M. J. SYME CHUCK TEETERS NANCY TRAUT C. VENDITTI M. IVALKER B. NVALLACE M. YVEAVER BOB WVEBER DON VVENDELL G. VVILLAMAN NANCY IVITTER PASTIME violin giggling jallopies basketball games basketball piano twirling a baton writing letters whispering working at a filling station hunting writing newspaper articles King's debate the farm drums Cherubs practicing etiquette farm government XVrigIey's gum movies Cids reading shorthand usher driving to school silence Acme sports arguing' 'll l SOVGFII- ment delivering mail writing letters day dream soda jerk editor sailing primping wise cracking studying Physics East Canton individual events Iona Bell's Beauty Shop hitting girls French Chevy biting finger nails N. C. Supply loafing making eyes chewing gum typing Secretarial Studies Government term papers sleeping screwy hats class president horses debate Art photography day dream Secretarial Studies driving Harley's bright remarks working lsaly's studies Math. piano hunting sports eating sin ging, dancing A' WEAKN ESS chocolate ice cream masculinity Mathematics speeding ciothes blushing a certain Sophomore the Army sleeping in study hall driving a Buick Jacikie Bob cheerleading tallking cars candy bars Nancy Krieg day dreaming milking cows eating Junior boys quietness peroxide hair Indiana '46 Fords being nice basketball smiling butch hair cuts copying telegraph operator speeding love stories bright socks ice skating curly haired boys Hartville Pennsylvania being silly green sweaters clothes Speech cokes hitting girls men Shirley studies tests Science driving dates music men smiling Algebra females personality bashfulness Algebra station wagon homework driving laughing sports knitting radios out of town dates dishes charm bracelets hairdos typing sideburns Millie Nancy Gene 20 AMBITION social worker to be loved interior decorator wealth coach concert pianist cover girl debutante model movie actor electrician housewife toe dancer journalist jeweler drummer lawyer get married farmer thin man in side show selling vegetables success stenographer interior decorator school teacher happiness college a good wife own Acme store carbon copy boy own a railroad gigolo office girl lumber jack poet designer naval engineer nurse gentleman children math music teacher good girl milkman pass French peddling fish Judge cartoonist Professor live and love Secretary singer Mrs. Aldridge II see the world Neuro Surgeon sea diver Psychoanalyst Veterinarian Senator Find gold mine bachelor motorcyclist Missionary truck driver bridge expert truck driver social butterfly Sunday School teacher exploress librarian marry millionaire aviator All American crooner opera star FATE Salvation Army girl school marm house painter hobo owner of popcorn stand piano tuner advertise Rye Crisp Evangelist matron in girls reform school beautician street cleaner spinster snake charmer bubble dancer Monk Government teacher Communist aviatrix janitor dietician poultry farmer gangster's model movie queen coffin designer dog nurse cow girl taxi driver divorcee A 8: P clerk English teacher railroad engineer farmer fashion model tooth pick manufac- turer bar tender editor sa-il put put boats matron in girls dorm highway robber Nun chorus girl sword swallower dime a dance girl beat up by a girl circus fat lady Rabbi policeman ditch digger golf caddy Gym teacher pen demonstrator mannekin dog trainer coal miner mechanic Dead End kid Massillon State butcher weatherman jail matron ten kids G-Man fancy bicycle rider farmeress scrub woman President Joan Davis II gum sculptor sausage filler junk dealer old maid mailman bootlegger tap dancer torch singer

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