Hanover High School - Inde Yearbook (Hanover, NH)

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Please My Dear Aunt Sally. . . . calculations on the famous slide rule . . . trips outside to measure the tlag- pole . . . axioms, postulates, and theorems . . . lf it is twelve forty-six in North Fast Asia, what time is it in Chilein . . . X must be somewhere. NORMAN S. COOK. Tales ot' the Air lforce . . . Nou just suppose . . . patient explanations . . . new hoop coach . . . Classes on an informal liasis . . . from the lwie town of wells River . . , hockey versus liaskethall . . . friendly smile . . . I don't care how you do it, as long as you get the ansyy er' '... hard tests. IIANII-,S ll. PHX. Xeyxconier from 5.ic'i. Nlaine . . . rod and reel man . . , pet pc-eve: atli lwinotl study h.i'l ,. . quiet friendly manner '.., Naval .Mxuleiiiy uratliiate . . . longing to revisit lturope iliome arid the Nledif terranegtn especially . . . stixmiierry tt..tiy.itor . . , ttfotliall tart , . . 'lhor 'mt Xcatieiity 'i ll.ll.S.. . tricate math proliiciris sul f y ei.iTc't1 ft! ii tical ti. c' ... No xxlitstliiifl. ... lone 1'l'L'cl.1W lctfimes Nl-3 l- x XX Mr. Cook, Nlr. Osgood, Nr. Pumpelly THEMATICS JAMES IJ. OSGUUD. Washington vseek ends deep, resonant voice . . . quick acecptince lux his m ith classes . . . successful hunter . . . huue worn lwroyxn wriet Case . . . daily commuter from Iitna quiet 1nd re served . . . that military approach Nou, to shoot a gun-. RIPLEY H. Pl'fNlPIfI.I.Y. I.enient cltsses pleas ant personality . . . civil engineer d uly trips from Woodstock . . . riding habits . . . gentlem in firmer lanky length. L.. .,it.N .. s Y

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In other words . . .' Book reciffwf-not reportsll . . . a painful stretching of the imagination . . . vocabulary, vocabulary, and more vocabularv . . . Klavtime memorizations . . . Tressler and Christ . . . classic films . . . incomparable research papers . . . Shakespearean aspects . . . Common Sense K ENGLISH LOUISE C. BAILEY. In-de mood . . , elaborate book review schedule . . . paragraph projects . . . slow, quiet speech . . . approved reading lists . . . How many of you have started your autobiographies? -dead silence . . . colorful plaid suits . . . ambition: to teach abroad . . understanding and patience. DELMAR YV. GGQDVVIN. The commuter from room 33 to 35 . . . bulky briefcase . . . progressive education . . . mid-class candy eater . . . local newspaper reporter . . . VVere you talking-huh?', . . . study hall steel . . . substantial surveys . . . Press Club savior . . . Marilyn Monroe and Tom Mix fan. MIl.DRliD HAYES. A crown of auburn curls . . . Pfnojfron pal . . . patience plus . . . high heels neglected 'neath the desk . . . trim greens and browns . . . vastly varying interests . . . Fnf1eld's entry . . . love of life . . . nifty knitting needles . . . adept at teaching many sub- jects . . . Well now, let me seefyesf' R. CURTIS MCKFE. Lebanon commuter . . . match- less imitations . . . the News in Brief and the casualty list . . . table-top lectures . . . sarcastic quips . . . dang- ling CD.B.K. key . . . in a few well-chosen words of one syllable . . . Gene Artery versus Marlon Brando . . . Mickey Spillane is NOTliterature! . . . tailored attire. W Miss Hayes, Mr. Goodwin, Miss Bailey, Mr. McKee 9481

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Handle CARY Ii. RU'I'HliNBI'1RGF,R. l.et's not get carried away now . . . wide grin . . . blue-grey sports -iacket . . . All right, you may leave . . . authority on latest scientific discoveries . . . endless supply of reference books and pamphlets . . . 5 points off for forgetting name on paper . . . quiet study halls. . . Has anybody fed the rats? . . . believer in projects . . . study hall newspaper reader . . . unexpected questions on current events . . . music maestro for H.F.S.C .... inter-room conferences. with caref' Periodic chart of atoms . . . rat pro-iects . . . long vocab- ularv lists . . . overwhelming stench of chemistry experi- ments . . . l'YYho will take the animals over vacation? . . . confusing physics theories . , . tete - 5 - tetes of Rothenberger and Leonard betxx een the tu o rooms. Rlcifilx,-Xl.lJ ll. B.-Xll.l'iY. Quiet manner . . . Nor- wichite . . . What do you think ue should do to make this study hall better? . . . Columbia liniversity . . . connoisseur of French food . . . Hlfrozn Atlantic to Pacific . . . mysterious and threatening talks in the hall . . . amazed receiver of surprise packages . . . battered and full briefcase . . . scout work . . . An edu- cator, not a disciplinarianu . . . California: Il 9684. ICDYY.-XRD I.IflON.-XRD. .... You're expendable! . . . If minutes of supervised study?4 You're jesting, of course. . . . dream fulfilled on Carter Street . . . slide rule manipulations . . . pipe full of pleasure . . . It has escaped you . . . spectacular demonstrations . . . bouncing strides across the room . . . inexhaustible supply of nicknames. SCIENCES Mr. Bailey, Mr. Leonard, Mr. Rothenberger 9