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

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Right: Joan Pujazon, home from a year's stay in Mexico, talks about the origin of that coun- try's flag. For Right: German students look on while Mrs. Ream familiarizes them with the words of a German folk song. Below' A demonstration on the preparation of tomato juice is done by Denise Hopper for fellow speech students. Center: Dr. Robert Canzoneri discusses poetry with English students. -ih- 16

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Changes Make Classes Interesting Dr. Robert Canzoneri was the first visiting poet to speak at Hoover High. Senior Poetry students se- lected him from a list submitted by the Ohio Poet's Association. By studying the poems and hearing the speaker, students arrived at a better understanding of poetry. Another innovative project was the production of The Unfinished Breakfast, a film-making experi- ence for Mr. Airhart's English class. The entire production was written, produced, and directed by students. Mrs. Ream is pleased that the Ger- man III and IV classes are separate for the first time. She feels that this is to the benefit of the students. Mrs. Ream also said, All the lan- guage teachers are pleased by the in- creased enrollment in higher levels. J an-up ,Wm 5 . v .- ' f . -,. S , 4 .. ,.- , , , V, i. ,- 1 . , . 9 - - frm-aff Ig 2-4.5-. .r .A ..,-.......,...4 'N -ng.-1m.a.w A 1 . ,qv-r .x.x. I xt n 4 x -. I 'lF!EfZi?4. ' i 'I7 V X. K, Ll n . x 4 -.K 4 'C 'mil 'git Def -no Tuff? gmbg