Hanover High School - Hanoverian Yearbook (Hanover, MA)

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THE HANOVERIAN TO Ehmunh 119. Sgluezivr whose kind interest in our welfare has made possible the accomplishment of bigger and better things we respectfully dedicate this issue of the Hanoverian,

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THE HANOVERIAN 5 7 hitnrialz APPRECIATION The students of Sylvester High School are indeed grateful for the beautiful new building which has become a reality through generous gifts and great sacrifices made by the citizens of Hanover. Due to the facilities of this new building, our school oEers new and better courses of study. The adequately equipped Chemical laboratory has greatly improved our Science depart- ment. Since our classroom capacity permits, Mr. Orcutt and Mr. Hatch have been instrumental in introducing an Agricultural Course into our curriculum. This course is greatly appreciated by those students who live on farms and can apply their know- ledge in a practical way. The new building and grounds which are being rapidly de- veloped oEer several new recreational opportunities. We have the privilege of dancing in our spacious auditorium for twenty minutes after lunch each day. The stage in this auditorium gives opportunity for greater dramatic activities. Already, we have presented one three-act play. The operetta presented re- cently included fully three-fourths of our student body. The new athletic fields which are now being completed will provide for many new sports for girls as well as boys. Besides these beneits, the new building with its new furni- ture lends an atmosphere conducive to better scholastic accom- plishments. A few who were not doing their best in the old building have become inspired by the new environment and equipment provided for them in Sylvester High School. The Work of the student body at large is of a much higher grade. Each student from the mighty Senior to the humblest Fresh- man takes a personal pride and interest in doing his or her part to maintain the perfect condition of the building. This appreciation has been shown in many instances. One evidence of this grateful spirit was shown when a request was made for boys to bring axes to help clear the grounds in front of the building. On Saturday morning many boys responded cheerfully and worked well. Even little things are guardedg pencils are carried in the left hand so