Hanover High School - Inde Yearbook (Hanover, NH)

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Mr. Marsh, Miss Fogg, Mr. Branch Current Events tests . . . guidance sheets . . . political propaganda . . . newspapers . . . term papers . . . News- week . . . globes and maps . . . booklets . . . Do we have to remember dates? . . . surprise quizzes . . . terms to master . . . heated arguments and debates. CAROLYN E. FOGG. Changeable glasses . . . strict classes . . . methodical outlines of procedure . . . color . . . matched wardrobe . . . skirt and blouse gal . . . cheerleaders' guiding hand . . . insistence upon prompt report to class . . . The Indian: won the French and Indian War!?l? . . . sweet tones from a clarinet. FR.-XNK lf. Nl.-XRSl'l, JR. Now look, chums, . . . characteristic manner of rubbing hands together and scratching nose . . . CH4 . . . exotic tie collection . . . a reassuring guide by the elbow . . . revealing current events quizzes . . . Ho . . . ly Nlackerel' '... a sly pun followed by a smile . . . Sir?f . . . a questioning wrinkled brow . . . a wave of fingers through hair . . . a way and a word with all. io SCCIAL STUDIES time Dartmouth football player . . . palm rubbing lec tures . . . scintillating tales of past H. H S athletes talented goal judge . . . master ofthe Dutch Vlaltz . . . tantalizing grin . . . Tanzi Brothers associate XYell, boys, it's like this l.ct' s have it qu

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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

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Por favor, una frase completa! French Club meetings avec pas de homework . . . com- bined Christmas parties . . . tape-recorded classes . . . conjugations, gerunds, declensionsl? . . . vivid descrip- tions of gay Pareel . . . VVhen in Rome, do as the Romans do. . . . Christmas carols echoing through the halls. . . Mexican slides and a Spanish commentary . . A bottom Hoor blues. FOREIGN LANGUAGES GLADYS G. CHURCHILL. Delightful giggle, revealed only on special occasions . . . neat, pressed suits with pleated skirts . . . careful organization of every detail . . . Eh bien, il faut que vous . . . . . . tape recorder terrors . . . les picniques du Cercle Francais . . . twinkling eyes . . . daily dog walker . . . Taisez-vous! . . . colorful poster displays . . . tales of fas- cinating France. LESTER VV. CLAFLIN. Caesar im- personated . . . long, even stride . . . a warning linger -pointed at the guilty . . . deep, hearty chuckle about the bonus puer who killed his little sister. . . brown suits and a neat, silver tie clasp. . . flying enthusiast . . . Three points for a long mark? . . . labored and legible black- board scribble . . . Latin Club's Lake Sunapee parties. Mrs. Churchill, Nlr. Claflin II