Hanover High School - Nornir Yearbook (Hanover, PA)

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A Q-'Q ' Q53 TAlCUlLTY lVlIlOlRNlING SYCHOOH. Ifirsl Ifrnrz Miss liavin, Miss K. Williams, Miss Lieberman, Miss Rowinslii, Miss Nyhart, Miss M. Williams, Miss Zawatski, Miss Evans, Miss Devanoy. Srrfnzrl lfolr: Mr. Su-in, Mr. Reynolds, Mr. Metvalf, Mr. Conway, Miss Monahan, Miss lfrvclvrick, Mr. Swank, Mr. Gallaghr-r, Mr. Thomas, Mr. Finnegan. Thirrl Iimr: M r. Bryan, Mr. Lohman, Mr. Halivki, Mr. Buss, Mr. Svhwall, Mr. Bohn, Mr. lulitm-r, Mr. Shale-r, Mr. Strouso. TA CI TITY AFTERNOON SCCHOUH. l ir::l Iivnr: Mr. Swoonvy, Mr. Yates, Miss Calfroy, Mr. Morris, Miss Carroll, Miss Panro, Mr. .lonc-s. Srwmrl Ii,ru': Mr. KllC'lI21VSlil, Mr. Dozyk, Mr. Coval, Mr. Jenkins, Mr. Mn'K1-rnan, Mr l'c-arson, Mr. Gallagher, Mr. Yurgc-l. 'l'hirfl Ifmr: Mr. Yan liuskirk, Mr. Boguszowski, Mr. Vogt, Mr. Svliwall, Mr. North, Mr Bic-nus, Mr. Be-rgan. 8

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'l'hc rem-crds ol the past, enabling youth to solve the problems of a Modern Democracy. Looking at lilo from the practical viewpoint Open- ing the mysteries of the world of science in prepar- ation for absorption into the industrial scheme. MEMORIES OF OUR HIGH SCHOOL LIFE These scenes are typical of our school life at Hanover, where we first became aware of the responsibility and gravity of growing up . It is here that we learned many lessons and that the greatest of these is getting along with one another. Whether or not We have learned these lessons will be proved in later life. L folding miracle of nature. A study of a living language and an appreciation of its beauty. The training of the hands that guide our nation in industry, and learning the skillful recording of trans- actions in the business world. 10 An introduction to the un-