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

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MATHEIVIATICIANS GUIDE STUDENT LOGIC MARIO J. MATTACHIONE Algebra, Trigonometry, College Algebra, Computer B.A., University of Akron M.A., Western Michigan University -9 I-I EDWIN J. TFIOTT Senior Math and Geometry Advisor Math Club and Mu Alpha Theta National Honorary B Math Society B.S., Mount Union College M.Ed., Kent State University fsf Mathematics at Hoover offers the best possible cpurse in preparation for future years. The curriculum offers shop math, business arithmetic, general math, algebra, geometry, trigonometry, and senior math. In the freshman year students take algebra or general math to prepare for courses in geometry and math of a higher level. The sophomore year offers plane and solid geometry and leads into the second level of algebra for the junior year. The senior year deals with trigonometry, college algebra and a course in senior math. In addition to the regular math courses, junior and senior classes are taught to use a computer. This is used to introduce students to the basics of the computer and its uses. i I .AND Mrs. Sickafoose explains a homework problem to a puzzled Algebra Tennis Coach :T freshman student. B.S., B.A., Kent State University it MRS. NAOMA SICKAFOOSE Algebra .S., Mount Union College 29 DONALD E. MILLER

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ll WILLIAM DIERINGER Algebra, Senior Math, Physics, Assistant Basketball and Track Coach, Reserve Football Coach B.S., Mount Union College M.S. in Ed., Akron University 3-T i ,J-, 5 RICHARD A. GROSS Geometry Freshman Football and Basketball Coach, Varsity Track Coach B.S., Mount Union College WAYNE DOUGHERTY N Geometry, Shop Math B.A. Wheaton College M.Ed., Kent State University - S ki C z M H535 S 'KB na l nu I .t G, I i - 'X ii. i 1' ' ,fave -. Mr. Matt demonstrates the JAMES L. BOYER MRS. MIRIAM G. DUNN many complex principles of the Algebra l, Fundamentals ol Math Algebra computer to Algebra II students. B.S., Ohio State University B.S., Kent State University

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Q Y HY? .5 ..1..-ta Jim Recchio zeroes in on the mystic life of the amoeba with the assistance of Mr. Wiandt. ROBERT L. BERRODIN Biology Advisor, Biology Club Jr. High Basketball Coach B.S., Mount Union College M.Ed., Kent State University Mr. Knisely points out longi- tudinal and latitudinal lines on the globe to his students. f DANIEL C. GRAY Biology Advisor, Biology Club B.A., Muskingum College B.S., Ohio Northern University M.Ed., Kent State University l,l-l H Q, ii t I .:-' I ROBERT H. DOBSON PSSC Physics and General Math Advisor, Senior Class B.S., Ohio State University M.A., Antioch College 30 ll I, illllll f , MW'-M, A f,,-.1- C will PAUL B. HOBE Chemistry B.S., Mount Union College M.A.T., Miami University