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

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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.

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SPIRIT IS IN Support Your Favorite Player. before a sports activity, Hoover school spirit spills over and flows everywhere. Orange and black streamers drape the halls, lockers sport balloons and signs are hung everywhere. The entire student body loves to pitch in and help get the Football, Soccer, Golf, and many other teams psyched for the game. School spirit is important to our team because it shows support from all the classes. lf we decided not to show any support, it would be hard for them ' n any given afternoon to win the game, stated junior Lynea Hartzel. Senior Rob Varcho said, lt's great to see the players' peers lending their support for the players' activities. A more personal type of support for Seniors is putting together a scrapbook. Melissa Weidman states, I love going to the pep rallies and doing a scrapbook for Mark. Being on the field during the games, taking pictures, and cutting out all of the articles are really fun. Overall, school spirit is a plus. Many players will agree that just seeing fellow students at their games help them know that the student body is behind them. ff,q'f At the Wooster football game, Junior students go wild as the final seconds tick off. Hoover Color Guard show their spirit as they wave to the beat. 1 4 Student Life