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

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BOARD SETS POLICY FOR LOCAL DISTRICT MRS. JO ANN WELKEFI MRS. VALERIE TUCKER Board of Education Secretary Board of Education Secretary ,S ' I T9 ffl ffl rg X . ,..! K S y 1:15:55 J 1 . Q If Im i. x ':I. tlzix I . I I. X- '- . .ggi artist' ', ,,,,.,-- M -f ..-o I ...J The School Board firmly believes their main duty is to assure each boy and girl attending North Canton City Schools the highest level of educational opportunities available. lt is often the job of the panel to foster un- derstanding between the Superintendent and the public. Robert Braucher is the Clerk-Treasurer of the Board of Education. He is in charge of the official records and other communications. All papers and documents given to him for filing are open to public inspection and quickly available to the Board. The team of Mrs. Tucker and Mrs. Welker complete the secretarial duties. Together they are able to handle the books and other numerous jobs. ROBERT P. BFIAUCHER Board of Education Clerk-Treasurer MMM-'WWW XQM4 V gegg W.,,.. . g The Board Members are fseated left to righti Fl. E. Davis, A. W. Deibel, Y. Strausser, J. Yonally, R. C. Wersller. Standing fleft to rightl are H. White, H. Hoffman, P, Pinney.

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INTELLIGENT STAFF AIDS DR. BRANDAU Working in cooperation with the Board of Education and in close contact with faculty, parents, and the public, Dr. Brandau strives to maintain and improve North Can- ton Schools. Although this was his first year as super- intendent in North Canton, he previously held the same title at Fairless Schools. He was challenged this year by various building programs in addition to regular work. Mr Hudson and Mr. Russell insured Dr. Brandau valuable assistance. Mrs. Brown dedicated herself to attending the office work that is necessary for maintaining a quality school system. Her many services are greatly appreciated. JACK HUDSON Assistant Superintendent General Administration B.S., Kent State University M,E., Kent State University H. WAYNE RUSSELL Assistant Superintendent Secondary Education A.B., Defiance College M.A., Ohio State University t-.-ff'f a JAMES E. BRANDAU Superintendent B.S.Ed., Ohio University M.A., Ohio University Ph.D., Ohio State University 14 x W+W f :Ns --Q....,f wa, MRS. PEARL W. BROWN Secretary Superintendenfs Office

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COMPETENCE IS KEY IN THE MAIN OFFICE Student aides serve the school N, I 'II' . f offices while gaining a knowl- -it edge of office procedures. . g Q , 1 MRS. MARY LOU WILLIAMS it 12 F Main Office Secretary I Athletic Ticket Director ,f --.J--....+ -,gm MISS MABEL L. STUDER Secretary to Principal A.B., Bluffton College Canton Business College As the student population of Hoover High School grows larger and larger, so do the duties of Principal Richard Armstrong. Among his diversified tasks are curriculum selection, faculty supervision, and class scheduling for the 1480 pupils. Dedicated to the FllcHAR,l3.AFtMSiTRoNG rlncipa B.A., Baldwin-Wallace College hope that the 1969-70 school year would be success- ful, he spent many hours of the previous summer M.A., University of Akron preparing for it. His efforts enabled each student to have the opportunity of a year of educational en- richment. Mrs. Williams and Miss Studer aided Mr. Armstrong in keeping the.office procedures organized. 16