Hanover High School - Revonah Yearbook (Hanover, IL)

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SCHOOL WORKERS Secretary Marilyn Eberhardt Guidance Counselor and Coach Bob Cerniglia Teacher's Aides (Seated) Mrs. Mahr (Standing) Mrs. Mills Assistant Secretary Peg Stadel Library Clerk and Teacher's Aide Mrs. Rummel (Left) Mrs. Virtue--Reading Specialist (Right) Mrs. Hopton--Resource Room 6

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r HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY Mrs. Bernard B.S. Education E.S.U. Domestic Science Mrs. Burkholder Upper la. College B.A. Library Science and English School Librarian Freshmen Sponsor Mrs. Dayton B.A. Education W.I.U. English Yearbook Advisor Ainior Sponsor Mrs. Dwinnells B.S. in Music Ed. Univ. of 111. Grade School and High School Band Mrs. Evans E.I.U. Spanish Spanish Club Advisor Mr. French B.S. Education I.S.U. Speech Drama Club Mr. Geiger B.S. Education N.I.U. M.S. Univ. Wisc.-P Natural Science Sophomore Sponsor Mrs. Georgia Hess B.E. Education W.S.U. Business, Typing Senior Sponsor Mr. Kilpatrick B.S. Education NIU Ec.. Soc., Hist. Political Science Cont. Soc., A.V. Junior Sponsor Miss Klinkkammer B.S. Education WSU M.E. So S U-Okla. P.E. Senior Sponsor Mr. Palmer B.S. Mechanical Ag. So. Dakota State U. Shop Senior Sponsor Miss Reckamp Jr.-Sr. High Resource Room B.S. Special Ed. N.I.U. Sophomore Sponsor Mrs. Speer B.A. Vocal Music B.S. Education Univ. Of Minn. Grade School and High School Vocal Music Mr. Stone M.S. Univ. of 111. Mathematics Freshmen Sponsor Mr. Teberg B.S. Univ. of la. P.E. Sophomore Sponsor Mr. Weber B.S. Western 111. Drivers Education Hist., Soc. Junior Sponsor 5

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COOKS What would Hanover High do without these hard-working cooks? They spend long hours preparing our lunch time meals; and it’s al- ways nice when they have those extra special lunches for Halloween, Thanksgiving, Christ- mas and Easter. Thanks and keep up the good work! L. to R. Norma Leighton, Helen McCormick and Betty Messerli BUS DRIVERS Aren't they an energetic group? Through rain or shine, sleet or snow they are running their buses bring- ing students to and from school. They not only have their daily runs--but transport students to games, par- ades, and contests. We extend many thanks for the time and odd hours you work for us at H.H.S. Seated: Vera Eadie and Don Campbell, Standing: Earl Jobe and Chuck Nobis, Absent: Bob Patterson CUSTODIANS Last but definitely not least are our ever faithful janitors. They are the ones fixing broken windows, doors, and furnishing a warm and comfortable environment for the students, teachers, and workers. Thank you. 7 L. to R. Cap Eadie, Tom Richmond