Hanover Central High School - Key Yearbook (Cedar Lake, IN)

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Behind th e scenes Trouble with your schedule? Feel- ing sick in class? Are you tardy in the morning? Were you sick the other day? In the guidance office Mr. Leo- nard Miller, Mrs. Betty Wilkerson and Mrs. Marion Heldt will be there to help you with your schedule and with personal problems in class. Nurse Joanne Gruber is in her office prepared for most sicknesses that she may come in contact with. In the attendance office Mrs. Mar- garet Hasse and Mrs. Vera Gerlach will be there to meet you if you are tardy in the morning or absent from school a day or two. They will decide if it is excused or not excused, then send you back to class. UPPER RIGHT: Mrs. Judy I.ueder is the bookkeeper for Hanover. She has been work- ing for 1 1 years. When asked what the hard- est part of her job is she said. None of it is very hard, just sometimes hectic.” LEFT: Mr. Leonard Miller has been work- ing at Hanover for 22 years. He is a guidance counselor. 1 — Offices, Attendance

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Left: Among the more satisfying duties of the administration is conducting commencement exercises. Mr. Gordon Paquin, Mr. Joseph Fetty, Rev. Ralph White and Dr. Larry Crabb enjoy a pre-ceremony conversation. Below: Administrators like to have fun in their jobs too. One of Principal Gordon Paquin’s favorite fun activities is officiating in the annual powderpuff football game. Administration — 17

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Nurse, Guidance — 19 BELOW: Making home visits,” was Mrs. Vera Gerlach’s reply w hen asked what she enjoyed most about her job. She is a certified attendance officer who has been working here for 10 years. UPPER LEFT: Keeping track of students,” was Mrs. Margret Hasse’s reply when asked what is the most important part of her job. She has been working here for seven y ears. UPPER RIGHT: Checking medical records is a big part in Nurse Gruber’s job. Caring for sick students, injuries, or special medica- tion keeps her busy all day.