New Hanover High School - Hanoverian Yearbook (Wilmington, NC)

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Staff of Sandffddler Hansel Cockey. Florence Seegers . Margaret Toon .... LeRoy Brothers Edward Koonce George Shepard Susan Divine . Delavo Love . Victor Zoeller . Ediior-in-Chief . Associate Editor . Associate Editor Assistant Editor Assis ' ar.l Editor . . Athletic Editor . Art Editor . . Jo1(e Editor Photographic Editor Business Staff William Smith Caroline Bear . . Phoebe Lutes. Henry Duls. Henry Brehmer. . Business Manager . . Advertising Manager . Assistant . Assistant . Assistant Page twelve

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Faculty Mr. Malcolm G. Little, Principal Mrs. Blake D. Applewhite Mr. Martin J. Davis Miss Isabel Gulley Miss Mary H. Hall Mr. Ernest G. Hogan Miss Fr.edericka P. Jenkins Miss Mary Lathrop Miss Emma L. Martin Miss Gladys V. Price Miss Winifred D. Shepard Miss Ethel W. Smith Mr. Marvin L. Stone Miss Norma C. Styron Miss Rebecca Symmes Mrs. Bright H. Taylor Miss Ethel D. Wood Miss Virginia Walsh Page eleven

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A Peep Into the Staff Room B O PEN your eyes and see— jpl Windows raised, curtains flapping, paper and trash on the floor, table £| drawers half shut, books strewn all over the place, pan of water on table, annuals stretched open, tubes of paste with tops off, and a pair of scissors on table, store boxes turned up being used for chairs. Three typewriters going at once. The editor-in-chief seated on a chair without a back to it, her feet perched on the rail, spec- tackles crocked, and an ink spot on the end of her nose. She appears to be working. Florence Seegers soaking pictures in water and pasting them on panels, then putting them under a pile of books with a bang so that they will be sure to stick. Pigeon Love reading jokes and giggling, thus greatly entertaining the hard workers. Margaret Toon trying to convince us that she is thinking of somebody else besides somebody. Bo Shepard reviewing the whole athletic program of the boys out loud, and Mary Hardin reciting the year’s work of the girls’ Athletic Association out loud. William Smith adding up money collected, so that everybody within hearing distance (here’s hoping they aren’t many) may know how we stand financially. Gladys Williams giving a general estimation of everything. Everybody kicking over chairs, knocking down books, dropping pencils and making one grand rush for the door as Sparrow enters with samples from the domestic science room. Susan Divine and Florence splashing water all over the table, finally ending in spilling it on the floor. Hansel biting her pencil and pushing her sleeves up a little farther, if such is possible, and telling everybody to get to work or GET OUT! Pigeon giggling. Henry saying his favorite word! Representatives from the Junior Class coming in and asking what they must do. Nobody answers. Susan smearing paste on Bo’s face. Result: a free-for-all fight, ending with the paste still on Bo’s face. Phoebe Lutes telling in order the places she has gone for ads, starting with the railroad station and ending at the shipyard. At same time Evelyn Mann is giving her opinion of those who will not give us an ad. Henry Brehmer coming in chewing, asking if there’s anything to eat. Edward Koonce, Snake, Jimmy, Caroline Bear, Elizabeth Croom, LeRoy Brothers and Marion Williams just naturally making a noise. MR. LI 1 TLE entering. Close your eyes! Page thirteen