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

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Through thick and thin Most students take teachers for granted. Sometimes the work they put into teaching isn ' t appreciated. The faculty gained nine new teachers: Greg Whitacre, Barbara Santona, Steve Landis, Mike Frazier, Paul VanKavelaar, Helen Palasz, Rick Uhl, Bob Krol. and John McDaniels. They had to learn about Hanover and its students. Mr. Fra- zier said, I think it has been a posi- tive experience, but there are some things about being a teacher, college didn ' t prepare me for.’’ Let’s hope that not only the new teachers, but the old ones too, will stay with us through thick and thin. Mr. John Gorball listens to the Christmas concert on tape. 20 — Teachers

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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.

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Mr. William Whitestine explains how to file letters in second hour office practice class. Mrs. Betty Doffin, Mr. John Gorball, Mr. Mike Frazier and Mrs. Barbara Santona enjoy lunch in the home economics room. Not pictured: Rick Uhl, Paul VanKavelaar, Bob Krol, John McDaniels, Dwight Scrog- gins, Norman Holmes and John Shipley. There has to be an easier way to make money,” says Mrs. Uran. Teachers — 21