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

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eagerly awaits his l62 government students every day? Why Mr. William Bergeron, of course! As the stu- dents pour into his classroom, certain ones are informed with a slight gesture, Watch out or you're gonna score todayl lThis is Mr. Bergeron's good-natured way of reminding his garrulous students that a ninth period is the consequence of too much talking in class.l As the period begins with the ring- ing of the tardy bell, he immediately sets out on the task of training future citizens. We realize that he is a key to the fu- ture of America, for by his example many are led along the right paths of citizenry. By teaching the forms of proper gov- ernment with the help of lectures, class discussions, and visual education lincluding his original drawings and illustrationsl, Mr. Bergeron fills an important need in our high school. The informal and friendly atmosphere of his class brightens the day for all his pupils. The class of '56 thinks he is number l on their Hit Parade, and therefore they dedicate this, the '56 HANOVERIAN, to Mr. William Bergeron. All right-y0u've got one -want to try for two?

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gi S i Mr. Dale K. Spencer We think our principal is tops: to the teachers he's an able leader, to the Sopho- mores he's a mystery, to the Juniors he's a friend, and to the Seniors he's a real pal . . . Gila efgciemf Gfdminzisfrafrozz gm e Mr. C. D. Gurganus lf in doubt, see Mr. Gur- ganus, our assistant principal . . . scholarships, HANOVER- IAN pictures, and admission slips . . . l l l