Hanover High School - Inde Yearbook (Hanover, NH)

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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

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Sandpaper mania Buzzing saws, whirring machines, and clanking dishes . . . FLASH! milk down to 3C a bottle . . . sawdust- sprinkled crewcuts . . . The Basic Seven . . . desks, chests, shelves, and bookcases made by skillful hands . . . sound advice on how to answer impossible questions while baby sitting . . . See if they will make it in shop Cthey always willj. HOME ARTS AND SHOP K.-XTHRYN C. DL'PIiI.L. VVhere's the Ere? . . . efliciency plus . . . tailored clothes . . . wizard behind a needle . . . commodity drawer . . . always busy . . . self- made jewelry . . . flair for painting . . . week-end jaunts to Newport . . . affinity for hne stationery. lNlAR'I'H.-X ID. MARSH. Expressive eyes . . . enthus- iastic teacher . . . The Basic Seven . . . careful scrutiny of the noonday scene . . . new, but no stranger . . . cool and crisp white nylon uniform . . . a kind hand on the shoulder . . . bubbling good humor . . . white spikes . . . Franks wife. RICHARD R. NORRIS. Former H.H.S. ski star and student . . . used Cand misused? shop coat . . . pet peeve: intense heat in the shop. . . Be in bed at iczco fellas! . . . proud owner of the Norris Nlarine Service . . . a dream for two new shop units and a simple house . . . a ready grin . . . repeated coffee breaks. Nr. Norris, Mrs. Marsh, Mrs. Dupell I3