Hanover High School - Revonah Yearbook (Hanover, IL)

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Superintendents 1863-65 Ms. Hammond 1865- 66 J. M. Wallace 1866- 71 H. P. Caverly 1871-75 C. B. Young 1875-77 Charles Davis 1877-81 W. H. Gardner 1881-83 J. C. Paul 1883-86 John H. Glotfelter 1886-89 Hugh T. Matchett 1897- 90 D. E. Smith 1890-92 C. F. Hobart 1892-95 Peter A. Mortenson 1895- 96 E. Gates 1896- 98 R. R. Tiffany 1898- 00 J. W. Parris 1900-03 W. E. King 1903- 04 William R. Kirk 1904- 07 R. F. Evans 1907-10 Ora M. Carson 1910- 11 Howard C. Auman 1911- 13 I. N. Madsen 1913- 14 C. A. Smith 1914- 18 Charles G. Wilson 1918- 19 Charles G. Kelley 1919- 20 Daniel Stipp 1920- 21 J. B. Parker 1921- 23 Paul McKee Guy C. Stutzman 1923-48 Raymond Mensendike 1968-71 Ova! L. Haile 1948-65 Robert Stark 1965-68 Keith R. Barkdoll 1971-80 Kent A. Hammer 1980-85 13

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Superintendent’s Message My congratulations to the class of 1985! Your class has contributed to Hanover High School and in turn you have received the foundation you need to succeed. As you leave this school, it is my hope that you will use the knowledge and skills you have gained to better those around you and yourself. The class of 1985 will be remembered for being the last class to graduate from HHS. It can also be remembered as the class that mad an impact on our society in a very posi- tive way. Be proud to be remembered as the last class and work toward being remembered for the difference you can make. To our underclassmen, look forward to the future and the opportunities that exist. Your education is your number one priority. It will shape your life forever. Begin today to set your goals for next year and the year beyond. You have one chance in your life to participate in a high school experience. Congratulations again and best of luck. I have enjoyed being a part of your education. Kent A. Hammer, Superintendent Principal’s Message I have enjoyed my year in the Hanover School system because I had the opportunity to touch the lives of 280 young people two would have been strangers otherwise. Someone once said, “Strangers are only friends who haven't met. 1 feel that statement best describes my year at Han- over. I am appreciative for the support of the faculty, staff, students, and the community during the course of the year. It has made my job a pleasant experience. I wish the best of luck to our 1985 graduating class as they now become a part of Red Devil history. May you meet the world with the same pride with which you represented your school. A special wish of good luck to the underclassmen who will now become a part of the new district. Your coopera- tion, enthusiasm and willingness to work together will be needed now more than ever. To all of you. Goodbye and Good Luck! 12 Norm Coatney, Principal

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Hanover High School . Mrs. Georgia Hess High School Business; Bachelor in Business Education from the University of Wiscon- sin - Whitewater; HiLites Advisor; 16 years at Hanover. Mrs. Cheryl Hopton K.-12 Resource Room; Bachelor of Science in Education from Northern Illinois Universi- ty; 15 years at Hanover Ms. Shari Farral English 8-12; Bachelor of Arts from Illinois State University; Master of Arts in English from Loras College; Yearbook Advisor; Junior Class Sponsor; Audio-Visual Director; 12 years at Hanover Mr. Nelson Geiger Science 8-12; Bachelor of Science from North- ern Illinois University; Master of Science from the University of Wisconsin at Platteville; Freshman Class Sponsor; National Honor Soci- ety Advisor; 19 years at Hanover 14 Mrs. Mary Ambrosia Mathematics 6-9; Bachelor of Science from Southern Illinois University; one year at Hanover Mrs. Edith Dwinnells Music K-12; Bachelor of Science in Mu- sic from the University of Illinois; Color- guard; Marching and Concert Bands; Girls' Chorus; Mixed Chorus; Swing Choir; Middle School Band and Chorus; 12 years at Hanover Mrs. Andrea Evans Spanish; Science 7-8; English 7; Bachelor of Science from Eastern Illinois Univer- sity; Seventh Grade Advisor; 12 years at Hanover