Hanover High School - Nornir Yearbook (Hanover, PA)

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'd • • • Each year new student with great expectations and memories. But the Oak Tn the school. It has stood by, staun It has watched the Sophomores enter E. much as the new leaves come to the old Oak Tree each spring. It has seen them a year later as Juniors, in the summer of school life. And it has seen them finally as Seniors, at the peak of their high school days, like leaves in the fall of the year. sforeu on ye; Sophomores enter E. H. S. leave with never-to-be-forgotten 'ree is old, many years older than watched the growth of the school. :e their places among the students, The trunk and branches of the Oak faculty, showing steadfastness, endurance, an The Seniors leave the school at the en' faculty remain; the leaves fall from the remains, a silent, but majestic, guardian 01 In this, the 1952 Nornir, we have tried to bril and present them in a way that will enable you to recall fond spent 'neath the Oak Tree. administration and ministration and mer, but the tree e of these leaves, ies of those days 4