New Hanover High School - Hanoverian Yearbook (Wilmington, NC)

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This was a familiar part of the first floorg for, following the read- ing of the devotional and the bul- letin, students vied with each other for taking the trip to the school store. Once there, they could buy such necessities as graph paper, compasses, and kleenex. Here Leo Thompson, manager, and Billy Teague, assistant, take inventory. excuse for idfelzess. .SLM SM 'WN. Q f 7 Assembly gave us contrast for diversion, ideals for inspiration, and topics for conversation. Under- classmen attended on Tuesdaysg up- perclassmen, on Wednesdays. The seniors assumed a dignified appear- ance as they marched past the seated underclassmen. Here the Hanoverian staff presents superla- tives. Some movie star, alias Lucy Ann Carney, pins Mary Cox and Fred Kelly with the title of Best Dressedf' Anne Croom and Miss Schulken collected grudged dimes in return for lost books, sold tickets to out- of-town games, and received money for long-awaited class rings. l Page 10 C

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Chem wwe many izzferesfiizq ways The Legislature met once a Week during homeroom period. Among other activities, it sent delegates to the Burlington convention and pub- lished the Orange and Black Hand- book.', Formation on Mondays and Fri- days was noticeable by the vacant homeroom desks. In their haste to be on time, the boys often forgot to sign out. On cold mornings, one of the most Welcome sounds was the ringing of the P A system bell announcing No formation. For the boys, the days of high school ROTC are unforgettable ones. Page 11 If a student was lucky enough to have a library period, he could study for a test or get homework. Most library students, however, did any- thing but study. W'hispering here was fun because it was forbidden.