Hanover High School - Hanoverian Yearbook (Hanover, MA)

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THE HANOVERIAN 7 For us, life is like a stream in which we are all struggling. If at times we are lured astray by some inviting brooklet or tempting inlet of this stream, what difference does it make as long as we keep moving and at last reach the same goal? Ex- perience is our only true teacher. If we are unwilling to take the word of our elders, it is because we have been deceived so many times by believing what someone else has said to be true. Don't judge us too harshly for we are still young. Just give us time and your sympathy, and we shall endeavor to show you what our present day generation will and can produce in the near future. Katherine Morehardt, '26. ilu ililrmnriam Mrs. Harriet CSimmonsJ Russell was born in Hanover, November 30, 1863, and died February 19, 1926. She served on the school board from 1902, to the time of her death. She was always inter- ested in the welfare of the children of the town and earnestly supported all measures which ad- vanced the standard of education in Hanover. Large in her charity, scorning a wrong. Clothed in sincerity, in honor strong. Congressman Harry I. Thayer of Wakefield, a former Hanover boy, was born in Pembroke, September 16, 1869. His parents moved to Center Hanover when he was a small child and he was educated in the public schools in that town and graduated from Hanover High School in the Class of 1887. On completing has education, he was employed in Rockland for some time and remained there until he took a position with a firm in Boston. He became a member of Thayer Foss Company and was prominent in the leather business. Mr. Thayer was for ten years a director of the Wake- field National Bank, and was also connected with the Boylston National Bank of Boston. He was prominent in town affairs in Wakefield and during the war took an active part in all patriotic aiairs. Mr Thayer was a representative in Congress from the Eighth Congressional District at the time of his death. He died at his home in Wakefield on March 10, 1926.

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THE HANOVERIAN 9 Mrahuatvz Senior Class Motto By our own efforts we hope to rise. -ll KATHERINE Kay LOUISE MOREHARDT What course? Kay is a quiet sort of a girl, but as the saying goes, still waters run deep 3 that is, regardless of how deep a sub- ject is Kay,' always gets it and is al- ways ready to impart the knowledge to the Hgangf' As an athlete, she has made a good showing. Her discipline cannot be beat. The boy friends do not appeal to her as yet. Vice-president of class 1353 Assist- ant Editor of Hanoverian 135, Editor-in Chief of Hanoverian 145 3 Glee Club 11, 2, 3, 45 3 Treasurer 4H Club 145 3 Lunch Com- mittee 145 3 Dramatics 13, 45 3 Athletics 145. AMELIA Mela NAWAZELSKIE Commercial Course Mela is our idea of a perfect teacher, taking a great interest in her work and doing her best in everything she undertakes. She is very much in- terested in all kinds of sports except football for which she has a great horror, being afraid someone is going to be hurt. Secretary of A. A. 1453 Assistant Editor of Hanoverian 145 3 Lunch Com- mittee 1453 Editor of School Notes 1353 Glee Club 11, 2, 3, 453 Dramatics 12, 45.