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

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'Q ,az 4 f 1 f . 1 1 , uv-1 Football Players Mike McClintock, Gary Parsons, Tony Fernandez, Todd Clark, Dave Tate, and Don Asher watch as Gary Tidenhurg's hair is removed. Christine Terse, Kara Long, and Sara Andrews are summer time friends. Look mom, no hair , says Ken Bowman, as Mike McClintock shaves it all off. A few band members relax for a moment at band camp. Summer 7

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FUN IN THE suN ome students realized that summer vacation in North Canton was better than no vacation at all. Senior Donna Matako spent her vacation in North Canton. During my hour for my lunchbreak, l'd book it to the pool, lie out for 45 minutes, then go back to work . . . Most of the time with my hair wet! Many students worked during the day so entertainment for them had to be at night. Traditional night-time entertainment could be going to the movies, walking to the mall, or eating at fast food restaurants. Many people went dancing at Tripper's on Teen Nights. Senior Rhonda Zino commented, Tripper's is a great place to dance and meet lots of people. Of course, concerts at Blossom Music Center were another popular activity. The Beach Boys in June was attended Moans and groans were heard as band mem- bers exercised in the early morning. A group of students at hand camp try to figure out what they are having for breakfast. 6 srudenr Life by many students. Ann Grayson said, I had a lot of fun, but bathroom lines were too long. Six students sang in the All Ohio State Fair Youth Choir this summer. Val Davidson was one of them. It was incredible! The people were all so nice and made you feel welcome. The cheerleaders went to camp. Varsity cheerleader Dawn Detwiler described it. There was no air conditioning, we had to walk four miles to eat, be up at six to get ready for breakfast, three seconds for a water break, and we had to wear our hair in pigtails EVERY DAY, all day! ln August, the 117-member Hoover marching band had the stimulating experience of band camp. Squinting into the sun at seven in the morning, the musicians stood at attention. Senior Jen Vogelgesang summed it up. Make the most of every summer. Your senior one isn't as great as you expect it to be, so enjoy all of them! LL News ' 5-r fax 1

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HOMECOMING September 25, 1987 was no ordinary Friday. Instead it was the annual Homecoming night. North Canton Memorial Stadium was the site of the decisive victory won by the Vikes. Hoover High School's football team crushed the Cleveland John Marshall Warriors with a score of 37-O. Scoring early they played a solid four .quarters and widened their lead. The spectators went crazy as the seconds ticked away. Besides the excitement of the game, the crowd enjoyed the crowning of the l987 Homecoming Queen and her Court. Queen Kim Rennecker took the throne from former Queen Jodi McKean. When asked how she felt, Kim responded enthusiastically, I was shocked! I had no idea that I would win. As the half-time ceremonies rolled on, the marching band played and the proud fathers escorted their beautiful daughters from beneath an orange canopy. Simple but elegant, the ceremonies were just one highlight of a great evening. The amazing night displayed what can be done with a little cooperation, talent, and creativity. In the homecoming game. Lance Bean pushes ahead for the first down. 8 Student Life 'C