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

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I' E E A IN DIVIDUALS CONSULT COUNSELCJRS K. E. MARTZ Guidance Counselor MRS. JO ANN PALMER Guidance Counselor B.S., Concord College M.A., Marshall University Advisor, Booster Club B.S., Thiel College M.S., University of Akron if MRS. GERALDINE MILLER Guidance Secretary RICHARD CASSLER Guidance Counselor B.S., Kent State University M.Ed., Kent State University 18

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DONALD C. LAHUE Assistant Principal Advisor, Student Council B.S., Kent State University MRS, CATHERINE CLINE M-ECI-, Kem Stale University Secretary in Attendance Office .sa Tj, ' I iiii NN? I Through organized office files school personnel may keep in close contact with students. sq?-Q.. 'w MR. LAHUE OVERSEES SCHUOL ACTIVITIES You can never really help a person by doing for him what he could and should do for himself. Such is the philosophy of Mr. Donald LaHue, Assistant Principal. Mr. LaHue works closely with Hoover High School students in disciplinary regulations and attendance matters. Serving as advisor to the Student Council, Mr. LaHue helps to firmly bind the relationship between the student and the teacher. The representatives appreciate his attention to their opinions. Mrs. Catherine Cline assists Mr. LaHue as both secretary and receptionist. Be- sides her many clerical duties, she is also kept busy by the attendance records and numerous financial reports. 17

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CONCERNING ADJUSTMENT PROBLEMS MRS. BARBARA PORTER Sch00lPSvGh0l09'Sf We teach not what we know but what we are, and today's students deserve the best we have to offer. Much work is done with pupils of all ages under the direc- tion of North Canton's growing departments of school psychologists. Although most of the work has been done with children from the city's elementary schools, the program is also available to the secondary student. Children work with the psy- chologist in hopes that their educational and emotional problems may be solved. B.S., University of Akron M.S., University of Akron Mrs. Hamlin is available to teachers so that they may discuss any problems in classroom procedure which require special attention. Mrs. Durben fulfills the secretarial duties for the entire staff. Mrs. Porter and her associates hold conferences discussing their daily experiences. They serve the public schools of the entire city. h i s' 5 g , - 4- ,I 1 - 5 Q J V -Ai : K- ini. . ' Y A SN . Ap A s A 4 EE A . MRS. OPAL HAMLIN MRS. DIANE DURBEN MRS. ARLINE WESTFAHL Teacher-Consultant Secretary lor School School Psychologist B.S., Bowling Green University Psychologists B.S., Universityof Wisconsin M.A., University of Akron 19