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

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K X it 'L ' Yearbook Staff: Front: Kim Shaff, Kathy Wallick, Gina Dalpra, Sue Ball, Holly Wilfong, Leisa Knudsen Back: Karen Rehfus, Cheryl Pinney, Larry Flounders, Mr, Walker, Chris Henriksen S K. Q w' --1:-X .. as IIIC V IRIIIB Jlllll S C'L.IllLJl , LC'lbd IXI lllllbfl l, lldb many responsibilities in designing the Cover and helping her staff. VN GQ' to produfe a newspaper that the students will enjoy reading. iii! tix Os le , t'Q.,,,. f fl Xe Section Editors help to keep things moving in Certain areas.. Larry Flounders, Kathy Wallick, Kim Shaft, Karen Rehfus are some in Charge of sections. Yearbook, Newspaper 1

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lournalists Change Starting in the summer, the news- paper and yearbook staffs began planning and preparing for the com- ing year's publications. Both were busily involved with selling advertise- ments in order to have enough mon- ey to improve upon the preceding years. llMany changes were the key words both staffs used. With new ad- visors, new companies, new staffs, and most of all new ideas with more modern techniques, both the VIKING and VIKING VIEWS took on new di- mensions. Goals were set and met after many hours of hard work. The VIKING staff set out this past luly and raised more than 59,000 in advertising and patron revenue. Each staffer had a goal of raising 5350, Hoover High placed sec- ond in Ohio advertisers making all ef- forts worthwhile. The paper's main goal was to change the look. The staff used a dif- ferent type face, new paper, and tried to have as few errors as possi- ble all producing a professional style. Senior Missy Smith, enjoyed work- ing with the paper. 'll plan to go into journalism after school, and doing the newspaper has given me the oppor- tunity to know what it may be like, Both of the publications have fre- quent deadlines that must be met. The VIKING VIEWS has two deadlines for every issue. The copy deadline must be sent to the company two weeks before the paper is distributed and the layout one week. The VIKING has a deadline about every two months when anywhere from 10 to 60 pages must be finished and sent to the company. Deadlines are often hectic and many hours of extra out-of-class hours must be put in to get things finished, Senior Leisa Knudsen says, lxlt's real- ly great working with a productive staff and being involved in a major school project. ' Student Life 'tW0rking with a small staff is really difficult at times, says editor Missy Smith of the Viking Views. Viking Views Staffers, Laura Bailey and Diana Smith busily work gathering news sto- ries, The whole staff works hard together i? Viking Views Staff: Front: Melissa Smith, Darlene Shaw, Laura Bailey, Diana Smith, Back: Miss Cyn- thia Dowd, Brad Vincent, Brian Nutt, Gary Pala, and leff Vincent.

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Student Student workers are scattered all about the building. One could find office workers, library aides, mat stats, audio visual helpers and student tutors. Luckily there are many students who are willing to give up a study hall to help out in areas that interest them. Senior Kelly Cush, one of the guidance office aides says, Work- ing in the guidance office is a lot of fun and a very worthwhile ex- periencef' The many jobs an office aide must perform are anything from answering the phone, typing, and running messages to students and teachers. The library aides help out with any questions one may have about the library fa- cilities. A.V. help- ers also play an important role in our high school. They are trained to run all AV equiptment. The stu- dent tutors give up their time to help other stu- dents with their school work. lu- nior Stacey Bailey says, 'Being a tu- tor has helped me to have more patience with others. The mat stats are another group of student helpers who go to wrestling tournaments to give the boys support and encouragement. mevv, Debbie Rosso ' Student Life Lend Helping Hand Barry Kindy and Tim DeCraff are audio visual assistants. They help students and teachers run the equipment. Their advisor is Mr. Ted Hall. Office Aides: Front, Tris Bethel, Roberta Rownd, lanet Baughman, Lori Bingham, Rovv 2: Suzzanne Sumser, .Chris Russell, Beth Princehorn, Darlene Shaw, Kim Wood, Lorrie Cardner, leanne Herbert, Patti Hawkins, Back: Terry Brophey, Linda Doepker, Sue! Barrett, Annette Pittman, Mary Coughlin, Liz Harvey, Kelly Sumser Back: lennie Hirt, Robin Miller, Karen Theis, Cindy Bartholo-3