Hanover High School - Inde Yearbook (Hanover, NH)

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Q 5 1 I Q l l-., -v ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE 4 S J A 1 R First Row: Kit Barrett, John Robes, Ted Anthonisen, Barbara Sycamore, Andy Packard, Mr. Claflin, Adviser. Second Row: Liz Campbell, John Neale. AUDIO-VISUAL AIDES Q., X up: .1- f First Row: Janice Thompson, David Laing, Judy Brown, Bruce Merrill, Greydon Freeman, Janine Johnson. Mr. Porter, Adviser. Second Row: Robert Robinson, Carl Grover, Frederick Widmayer, Wayne Richardson, Herbert Hawes, Roger Morse, Curtis Blanchard. Third Row: Walter Billingham, Kenny Sensenig, Carl Comstock, John Dimitroff, Bill Sensenig.

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CONSTITUTION of the HANOVER JUNIOR-SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION PREAMBLE - In order to advance the interests of democracy through partici- pation in the affairs of school government, we, teachers and pupils, do hereby form The Hanover Junior-Senior High School Government Association. Article I. Name and Purpose Section 1. Name The name ofthe organization shall be THE HANOVER JUNIOR-SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL GOVERNMENT AS- SOCIATION. Section 2. Purpose The principal purpose of the organization shall be to develop a growing appreciation of membership in a de- mocracy by providing for the educative responsibilities of, and the privilege of participating in such a democracy in school by a. Fostering sentiments of law and order. b. Developing an appreciation of property rights and the care of public and private property. c. Promoting in allways the best interests of the school. d. Assisting in the unification of all school activ- ities. e. Promoting the general activities of the school. f. Aiding in the internal administration of the school. - Standing: John Lewis. Mr. Heffernan, Adviser. Seated: Ellen Evans, Gwen Shirley, Tom Strong, Vice Pres.: Bill Clcutt. Pres.: Skip Bean, Sec.-Tren.: Julia Dankert. John Sperry.

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lion 61' Cort-red dais, in the other. and Gardner Lewis, Jr., ttti I HE HANO V ER H RPUO HANOVER, N. H., Jumon . snnion mon scnoot ALL Till: NEWS IHAT D1lZlllCl16SlClf To Edit '5 A ' lr - '55 Harpoon Indo i 'tunes Next Year's Board .Xt a special .t-sc-nthly on We-dt lvsdiii attvrnooo, May lit. Ytlxmgo li-with nas nzinivd 1-Iditorintjhiet tl tht- 1954 lnde, Assisting he-r is t'li1ornxan ol' the Write l'ps Board will be tlurn Shirley. The itlwr int-nibers of the Write-Ups ioartl are Leo Estes, Andy Packs ird, .Inn Volt, Janice Thompson. intl Carol Sausxille The Photo' graphp Editors are Jack Lampe and ludy Tanzi. Karl tlerstcnberger is he Business Manager, and Barbara Sycamore the Secretary Last years Board presented the skit 'lin De Ark as a means of an- iouncing the new Board. It con, terncd HH. ,.r.,,,,.4-,. -r -..... ....,..: nulesn t Ark . sf le some: The cz ittle girl Eunday 'at Hoag tard. No. liina lin' 'inntzr , Xian filet Fl-HRD ELEC'l CAPPA l't'ster 950. has Kappa at it ninotct 'lass to l lanovcr intl Etlxi: ters in t lflllltf 501 tanding Phe Dart cholustic econtlari 'lass of 't-ar tiki: wer Hig he nam: lobinsnn :fn HANOVER COPS 2nd WIN Xl RST l.lrll5rXNUN big nmlhs inning rally hroueht Hanover High school its -t-cond straight victory May lil at tht' Tilarauders bounced trorn ii -till deficit going into the tinal trann- lo ri 74 victory over thi' West Lebanon lions on the Hill- sidvrk honie held. ln the big ninth, Johnny Lewis started things oil by drawing a treo pass oil Rick Temple. who nent all the way for the Lions. Lewis stole second base and went to third on Billy Orcutts infield Zttanrim Mmicnitsrna During the skit presented by the Student Council, Senior Class Oflicers Elected HAWTHORNE HURLS ONE HlTTER t'l,.XltrINlt.lN'l' -we livlnnd tr su- ptfrh ont- ht! lllwhlflil of Nl lliilfl Donnie lldlklllltlilll' the Moro Mas raiitlatrs ot llanowr lltgh sion their matt yictory of the year, ll-1, May ll, by setting back the St. Mary Vonivts, at Barnes Park in Clare- mont Hawthorne. in making his tirst appearance on the mound this year, displayed speed as viell as a lot of control, as he gave up one single, three walks, and one ln tht- rcccnt elections ci cd by thc Student t'ount'il 9th, lllth :ind llth grade Urrutt was elected prcsid thi- t'ount'il for the yt-ar l Toni Strong x-.as chosen sic' dont, and Skip Bi-an set lroastirt-r Bill has servvfl on the 5 Council this yi-ar as the rep attic of thc Junior class. 'IU been the Sophomore Class st-ntativc, ln addition to these ollict member from each class i elected in the coming clas tions, . ... . .. I 7 I 1 l l s x 1 P l I I l S i i . 1 1 K r RUS: First Row: Elliot Carr, Ted Anthonisen, John Tonseth, Julia Sanctucci, Esther Bryant, Martha Manchester, Editorg E one cfm Hella Sensenig Assistant Editor- Steve Taylor Second Row- Jim Babcock Patty Watson .lean Packard Mrs neets every nder the direction of Mrs. Koroton ae. oo entered ins exniuil uf I in the New Hampshire Scicnt I I. 2 - , . 1 ...,, . ggicfsdfhe Kapala, Adviser: Nancy Ingram, Betsy Snite, Sharon McKenna. las thygflanover lead to 34, Nall' 'ffflfk MCU- Dick Stone and Billy Aldrich walk- trorttintieti on Vaae Four: June l S0l-than ' Orford trmrtmot-it on Page l-'-tori if the Dartmouth Russian Civiliz- tion Department. The class is di- 'ided into mo groups: the seventh Cid eighth graders, Barbara Dimi- off, Janet Truman. Debby Wil- on, Mary Campbell, Granger Mora an. and Rene Miller, and three ophomore girls. .Iulia Santucei, lella Sensi-nig. and Ann Campbell. lclla, Ann. and Mary Morrison, a 'iember ot the Community Rus- ian Class, recently participated in play by Gogol. The Inspectora lateral . which was presented by he Dartmouth Russian Club. The rincipal aim of the class is to give better understanding of the Rus- .an language and the Russian eople, Gwen Shirley Is Promis Princess The class of 1955 held its biggest social event of the year. the Junior Prom, on Saturday evening, May 8, in the llnrh School Auditorium, During the intermission came the highlight of thc evening, thc crown' ing of Gwen Shirley as Princess of the Prom She was escorted by t'litl' Sloan '56. Gxsen wore a black velvet halter blouse and white net skirt. During the intermission, refresh- ments were served in the cafeteria, which was decorated with multi- colored streamers and balloons, David Pierce Studios took pictures of those couples who wished them. The auditorium was decorated u ith a large top hat, a pair of white gloves. and a cane in one corner, and the throne, uhich rested on a Three large balloons with black light shining on them. Music was prmide-d by the Black Panthers of Middlebury, who played many special numbers and requests, The Junior Class wishes to thank all those who helped make the dance a success. including the chap- erones. Mr. and Mrs Paul Stimson, and silver top hats were hung from the ceiling with a revolving colored Mr, Mr, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Monahan, and and Mrs, Forrest Branch, and received a first place. I then eligible for the New E Fair, held at M,l.'l'., and l May 7 for Boston with Mr. arrl, Michael increased his exh adding the liquid fuel rock he did not have time to fin the state contest, This rot propelled by oxygen and pi He also added thrust stant several new posters. Ther: ten thousand entries and one winnersg Michael was the lucky people who rece second place. He plans to cc his study of rockets next Q After a very eventful Michael arrived home at 7