Hanover High School - Revonah Yearbook (Hanover, IL)

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Mrs. Sue Wilbricht Kindergarten, Librarian Mr. Tim Michalek Social Studies 7-12, A.F.S. Club Sponsor, Freshmen Sponsor Mr. Dale Teberg Sixth Grade, Driver's Education, Boys' Varsity Basketball Coach, Junior Sponsor Mrs. Marion Howarth Sixth through Eighth and High School Mathematics Mr. Les Palmer Industrial Arts 6-12, Junior Sponsor Mr. Jack Stone Mathematics, Computer Class, Junior Sponsor Ms. Judy Klinkkammer Physical Education, Volleyball, Coach, Sophomore Sponsor HANOVER VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT Hanover, Illinois 61041 7

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Mrs. Andrea Evans Spanish, Seventh and Eighth Grade Science Mrs. Georgia Hess Business and Typing, Senior Sponsor Ms. Shari Farral English 8-12, Yearbook Advisor, Audio-Visual Director Mrs. Edith Dwinnells Music, High School Band and Chorus, Colorguard Mrs. Carol Bundy Remedial Reading, Fourth Grade Reading, Seventh Grade Reading Mr. Nelson Geiger Science 8-12, Senior Sponsor Mrs. Cheryl Hopton Resource Room K.-12 BE ALL YOU CAN BE — READ! HANOVER TOWNSHIP LIBRARY

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Superintendent's Message My congratulations to the class of 1984. You have completed a very important facet of your life. If you have learned from your high school experience that there is no short cut to excellence, you have profited from being here. Excellence and the pursuit of excel- lence are achieved by determination and hard work. As you look back on your high school days and as you underclassmen look ahead, you'll find that the times you achieved excellence, through hard work, are your proudest moments. As our graduates venture out into the world and our underclassmen fill the ranks, let's establish one of our goals as the pursuit of excellence in whatever we do. This pursuit will not be easy or quick. It never was nor will it be. The pursuing of excellence is a life long goal that is attainable by all of us and certainly worth the effort, for it benefits us in untold ways. Kent Hammer Supertendent Principal's Message The school year is over. The Seniors will march down the aisle. The underclassmen have their cards and credits. What king of a year was it? Did you earn all your credits? Did you participate in your school activi- ties? You still have a chance next year to be a contributing and participating member of your school. I'll wager that you did not notice how fast the year flew by. The Seniors' long awaited graduation day has come and gone. I hope they all left with some sense of satisfaction with themselves. Socrates stated, Know thyself. How do we consider in our minds that quota- tion? We hope the Seniors Know thyself and will be loyal to a moral standard and be proud of themselves, their family, their church, community and school. Best Wishes to the Seniors! -Bert Murphy Principal LYNDA'S BEAUTY SHOP 303 Monroe Hanover, Illinois 61041