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

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I Secreiary ilhli ustonlians if DAN BOWERS Dan Bowers, head custodian, is the man who unlocks the doors in the morning, and locks them again ut night. However, his duties do not end there, for he must start work- ing before we come to school, and continue long after we have gone home. It his duty to sge that the halls of No Ca Hi are kept clean, the auditorium chairs and canvas taken care of, the furnace fired, and many other things which fall to him as custodian are looked after. Mr. Bowers has done a splendid job in the past and we know that with the help of the students, it will be con- tinued in the future. 4 MISS STUDER Miss Studcr, our oflice secretary, is greatly admired by the students as well as by the faculty, for h. r will- ingness to help out when someone needs her services. Her pleasing? personality has made her well liked by everyone. Miss Studer spends much time, out of school liot-rs, working in the otficc, keeping rec- ords, taking cure of ticket sales and doing all sorts of odd jobs which she has been left to take cure of. The Seniors of No Ca Hi wish to thank Miss Studer for all she has done for them, and wish her the best of luck for the future. BILL STULL Bill Stull, assistant custodian, is the fellow ,we set- pushing the business end of a broom down our corridors. Bill's'7 day begins at the crack of dawn, the same as 'tDan's, as he is Mr. Bowers' co-worker, and must help him with his duties. Mr. Stull is working his way up to the posi- tion of head custodian and it is safe to say that he will do excellent work in this capacity. Best of luck 'tUill.

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CLYDE VANAMAN ALLEN J. SCHNEIDER iledmraliion Q E, the class of 1947, in an attempt to express that deep appreciation which We feel so often but fail to make known, dedicate this book to the if i two men most responsible for guiding us toward the 5 4 right road of life. i I I 1 5. ll 1 1 ' N 4 3 W 4 1

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