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

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fllllifjl'-S6l1f07' Home EC. C lub In-it Roux C. Haak. ID, Kaufman. B. Clouser S. Mclnty re. j, Burkhart. L. Edwards. SL'Lfllll!Rf1!lI F. Miller. S Schafer. M. Erbland I, Earles. R. Meyers. M, Kitzmiller. ID sett. S. Kokert. P. Wise. P, Painter. D. warren ,I. Guenther. 'I 1151-11 Rau: j. Wahl. P, Terrigan. C. Miller. P, Lennon. j Sammeter. M. Marquardt. B Flagg. H. Sturm. D. Gill. N Egbert. j. Fryer. VI. Mutchmore. VI. Swope. D, XY'illiams. K. . Tschantz. M. Shenk. M. Warren ':'f' . w 1 ,., If 1'e.tlJ1111111-Sopb 0 111 0 re HUIIIC' EC. Club Irril Rau: P. Shiltz. ll, Young. L. Mac- Farlan. K. XY'ise. S. Sammeter. P Halter. Sz-1111111 Ruiz: S. McElwee, L. Cozy. B. Cole- ridge. J. llornhecker. B. Boron, S. Scharxer. S Vfise. H. Marshall, S. Exans. R. XY'ise. S. Stortz. N, Heiser, 'lfvii-1! Ruiz: li. Zimmer. Gopp, C, Smith. FI. Morgan. D. Kaluza. C.. Kreighbaum. N. Sxxineford. C. Fisher. j, May. VI, johnson. N. Borden. j, XX'alker. L. Prince. C Rohr. S llexis. I11111'tb Ron: Miss De. C, Clymer. D. Gott- shall. M. Treisch. P. Kitzmiller. r,- HOME ECONOMICS 'U MEMBERS OF SENIOR HOME EC.CLL'B SERVE TEACHERS AT ANNUAL FACULTY TEA. ..-1 0 The Future Homemakers of America have had another busy year. The junior and Senior Home Ec. Club held a tea for the faculty, had a pizza party, saw Annie Get Your Gun at the Players' Guild, and ended the year with a picnic in May. The Freshman-Sophomore group had a roller skating party, xisited Nick Barry at VVCMXV, saw movies taken in Europe by Miss Thompson, a teacher at the grade school. and had a Christmas party. Besides learning the fundamentals of building a good home. these girls haxe spent a great deal of time putting their talents to use for others less fortunate than themselves. For example, the junior and Senior girls baked cookies and presented a musical program for patients at Massillon State Hospital. and made favors for local hospitals at Easter. The Freshmen and Sophomores prepared a Thanksgiving bas- ket for a local needy family, went Christ- mas caroling, and also made Easter favors for local hospitals.

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IU IOR RED CROSS Because of the staggered schedule. this group found it very difficult to hold meetings during the year. In spite of this. however, they managed to be as active as usual. They collected almost fifty dollars in the annual Red Cross donation campaign: they made favors for Aultman. Mercy. Timken- MerCy. and Shadyside Hospitalsg they packed sixty boxes to be sent overseas. Hallie Boerngen. Susan Clatterbuck. and Kathy Vfise were our representatives to the monthly meetings of the Canton Red Cross Council. Officers for 1954 were Kathy XVise. president: Hallie Boerngen, vice-presidentg Calor Fisher. secretaryg and Nancy Sautters. treasurer. Mrs. Oswald is the advisor for the group. jznzim' Rea' C ross lirit Roux l.. llcstnik, CQ. Gilmore. Ci. Greenho. I. Myers. N. Hagen locher. N. Holder. S. Iilson. bl. Armi tage. Setnmf Rau: Mrs. Oswald. ll. Boern gen. K. Middleton. B, Thoma. C. Nlc Anall. S. Mclilvvee. P. Schvvitzgebel. M. Weber. 'l'l1inI Ron: j. Guenther. lf. Chenot. ' it. vvisf. cg. Fisher. E. Newell. 5 J Wahl. N. Sautters. B. Kern. Pl. john l ' 5l7n, SCIQIICE Club I-iris! Rout Bob Mcffleaster. Bill Xlferley. Patty Muckley. Larry Bur- gess. Ifvan Schlemmer. Dan Piper Sc-cmm' Run: Nlr. LaHue. Harriet Schmitt. Dwight Melhorn. Arletta Mohler. Barbara Pratt. lid Garvin. Mr. Dobson Tbinfp Ron: Stuart Smith. Dean Schauffler. Ronnie Gerber. Eugene Strausser. fired llivelv. Toni Peters. SCIENCE CLU ln its second year of existence. this group of aspiring scientists was again very active. Their projects vvere directed by Mr. Dobson and Mr. I.aHue. The club is open to students in grades eight through twelve. This year there were tvventv'-six members, They spent most of their time working on individual scientific projects. Several field trips. such as a visit to the Weather Bureau of the Akron-CQanton Airport and .i planetarium display at the fanton Art Museum were undertaken by the group. Several of the clubs completed projects vvere taken to the annual NICO Science Day at Kent State Vniversity during April. Officers for the year vvere Stuart Smith. president: liugene Strausser. vice-presidetitg and Bob Nlcffletster. secretary-trcztsurer.

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UNIOR PLAY Seated: Marianne Frbland, Eugene Strausser, Linda Edwards. Susan Schafer, Harvey W'ar- burton. Standing: Bobby NVilliams, Marilyn Hagenlocher, Libby Thomas, Carolyn Earles. Lance Swann, Phyllis Painter, jack Fetzer. jim Cozy, jim Burden, Ed Garvin. HCOMMENCEME T Another job well done! That's our description of the play, Commencement, a three-act com- edy presented by the junior class on january l-i. The real hero in this play was the high school itself. The plot contained many of the prob- lems one might expect to encounter during an average year at the typical American high school. Many of the scenes paralleled actual experiences of the high school actors and actresses themselves. The plays romantic interest revolved around Ellen Stone, the high school secretary, and Tom Carver, a young teacher. The problems of Alan, accused of being a thiefg julia. who thought everyone hated her because her father had been a criminal: and Sally, who couldn't seem to get a date, pre- sented additional humor and excitement. However. after many trials and tribulations, everything finally vvorl-:ed out for the best. NIR. KIBISLIQ LOOKS ON A5 HIS SlfC.Rlf- Q TARY KfHlfCK5 ON A XYAYXYARIJ STl'DIiNT.