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

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A .Z .:1 - Pt J Arm, 4 .- vf., K fx in-s ff I, A, av' The 1987 Homecoming Queen, Kim Rennecker, and her court, Lisa Tromblay, Deidre Chuckhanis, Marta Samuelson, and Marcie Eckman, are presented at the dance. This wild bunch enjoy dancing to a few tunes. gn 4 Junior attendant Deidre Chuchanas and date Matt Klinger share a special dance together. Away from his date, Brad Kinkema picks up Jennifer Drake and clowns around for the pho- tographer from Troup and Pluto. Homecoming

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HCMAECQCMING aturday, September 26, 1987, the doors to the North Campus swung open and the heaven became a place on earth. Twinkling stars and drifting clouds fulfilled everyone's expectations of what heaven should look like. Seniors Jill Roller and Bryan Levy commented, Student Council did a splendid job in decorating the dance hall. Couples danced and mingled to the music played by D.J. Scott Davidson from 92 FM WDJQ. Junior Missie Glutting stated, The music was really great and l had a lot of fun! As usual, cookies and punch were served to those taking a break from the fast paced dancing action. Scott Martin, a senior, added, This is the best and most unbelievable night of my life. Troup and Pluto provided portraits for those wishing to have visual memories of this special occasion. The couples will treasure these pictures forever. Junior Carl Mazzocca said, My date fMeagan Kidwelll was awesome. lf it weren't for her l would not have gone. After the dance, all went their separate ways. No one will ever forget how that one Saturday night was transformed into a Night in Heaven. 'Y-IJ? 1 1 0 Homecoming Brian Tondra, Lisa Jacot, Jennifer Fisher, and Steve Popa move to the music. Noelle Wagner and her date Brett Mickley slow down for a dance together. C

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IN VOGUE Preppy, trendy, or punk, it really didn't matter much. Hoover found all types of fashion statements in the past fyear. The mini-skirt made a big comeback, as did plaid clothing. Boat shoes remained extremely popular, but a lot of guys wore tennis shoes. There were many different stores that people could choose from. A few favorites for girls were Llps S Downs and The Limited. Guys, however, chose such stores as The Gap and O'Neils. No matter what store, Hoover students found styles to suit them. I feel people dress to express their 12 Student Life personality. White Lightning denims and big bulky sweaters were in this year, said Melanie Broemson. Stephanie Saims stated, Many people judge others by the clothes they wear or the name brand on those clothes. lt is true that clothing is a self-expression, but clothing is not all there is to a person. Wear what you want. True friends won't hold what you wear against you,' agrees Jenny Cihon. Geoff McCalmont sums it all up by stating, Clothes are great! l wear them every day! , V, It MIA., ,I ,V l..,,K .A,, A group of students express their personalities by the clothing they are wearing.