Hanover High School - Nornir Yearbook (Hanover, PA)

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FACULTY M. PEARL BLETTNER Gettysburg College B.S., Penn State M.Ed., History Dancing Club Adviser BARRY BRAMMER University of Pittsburgh, Carnegie Institute of Tech- nology, Director Voc. Ed. and Drafting, Future Craftsmen Club Adviser FRANCES K. BRUBAKER Hood College A.B., University of Pennsylvania, Problems of Democracy, Student Council Adviser RICHARD H. BRUBAKER Muhlenberg College A.B., Penn State and U. of P., English, Geometry, Bookkeeping, Acting Super- intendent, Faculty Manager of Athletics ERLE K. DIEHL Gettysburg A.B., Problems of Democracy, Student Council Adviser SAHAH R. DIEHL Gettysburg A.B., English, ll, Ill, V, Home Nursing Club Adviser MURIEL R. EVERHART Penn State B.S., Home Economics, F. H. A. Adviser HENRIETTA K. FLICKINGER Millersville S. T. College M.E., Susquehanna University A.B., Algebra I, ll, Business Math, History, Knitting Club Adviser RAY W. GRAY Penn State, M.A., Wabash College, Principal HAROLD S. GRUVER Gettysburg College A.B., Penn State, French I, Il, English, Latin ll, lll, Press Club Adviser, Orange and Black Adviser 9

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RETIRING SUPERINTENDENTS MESSAGE You members of the class of 1948 may have wondered at times whether the time that you were spending in school was being used in the most profitable manner. You have probably observed that some of your former school associates who have left school after gaining a limited knowledge of the fundamental school subjects, are apparently making a monetary living and are hav- ing money to spend for passing pleasures which you have had to forego in order to complete your high school education. I congratulate you on the wisdom of your decision to complete your high school education and l extend to you my very best wishes for your continued progress and suc- cess, whether in institutions of higher learning or in any productive enterprise into which you may be about to enter. Present world conditions demand the finest traits of character and habits of citizenship which you can develop within yourself with the benefits of finest train- ing which you can secure. R. A, Bagshaw. SUPERINTENDENTS MESSAGE This graduation may be the first great accomplishment in the lives of many of you, the one long task to which you can say, l have done that Well. Each year from now on, will bring other opportunities for just as much satisfaction and happiness, if you meet them with the same spirit as you met your school tasks. The goal of eighteen years of your life Was graduation from High School. You are now equipped to begin a life for which you have to set your own goal. Make it as worth while an-d as definite as your school career has been, and you will find many happy graduatio,ns in all your coming years. Dr. Karl Bohren. PRINCIPAL S MESSAGE Every senior class carries forth from our high school the best wishes of the entire faculty for a successful, useful and happy future. Not all of you are going to be leaders. To produce a leader of ten million followers, it requires twenty thou- sand high schools and a hundred thousand graduating classes. However, we trust and we believe that the majority, in tact, nearly everyone of you, because of your rearing in this fine community and because of your education in the free public school system of your home town, will be found on the right and truthful si-de of any issue. R. W. Gray. 8

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FACULTY GLADYS I. HAMM Western Maryland College, A.B., Gettysburg College, Duke University, Mathematics, History, Study Club Adviser IANE S. HARRISON Lock Haven S. T. C., B.S., Penn State, Health, Physical Education, Girls Athletic Club Adviser, Y-Teen Adviser L. H, KEMP Muhlenberg, BS., Penn State M.Ed., Biology, Photo Club and Hi-Y Adviser, Nornir Adviser RUTH P. LAWRENCE Temple University BS., Spanish, English HOLMAN Z. LEESE Shippensburg S. T. C., B.S., Physics, Voc. Math, Pre-flight Aeronautics, Bunker Hill Ir. Rifle Club Adviser MARY MENGES Gettysburg AB., U. of P., M.A., Cornell, Iowa State University, English, Dramatic Club Adviser KARL M. MEYERS West Chester, B.S., Remedial and Corrective Phys Ed. i.n the Elementary Schools, Driving Club Adviser HAROLD H. MURRAY Williamson Trade School, Wood Patternmaker, Drexel Institute, Woodshop Instructor, Model Club Adviser GENEVIEVE V. NISEWONDER Shippensburg S. T. C., B.S., Exploratory Com- mercial Bookkeeping I, Office Practice, Dancing Club Adviser IOHN H. PAUL Susquehanna University, B.S., Stenography I, II, Salesmanship, Typewriting II, Bookkeeping II, Director of Band, Music Appreciation Club Adviser IO