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

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Sll Parents, teachers, and students form the working triangle of New Hanover High School. ufjze years will us ogya . . . U idents bring their parents to the hrst meeting oi the 1959-60 Parent-Student-Teacher Association. The students of New Hanover High School realize that their parents have supported and guid- ed them throughout their high school years. In the days of shadow, parents have provided com- fort: in the days of sunshine, they have shown pride. The time spent at high school has includ- ed many challenges which could not have been overcome without the inspiration and understand- ing that they have bestowed upon the students of NHHS. The students well remember that rainy day that called the parents outside to come to their rescue and that night that they had to ask questions for an English test instead of watch- ing their favorite detective program. Many stud- ents may remember with regret those nights that they were kept at home to study, but they also remember the higher mark on the test the next day. The class members will always keep the memories of the first high school dances because of the time and effort that the parents spent on choosing the perfect dress, remembering cor- sages, getting along without the family car for the evening, and not looking at the clock when they heard the boy or girl come in a little late. When graduation time rolls around, each gradu- ate knows that he has not attained that goal aloneg he has had many helpers, among those his own parents. The Harzowriarz Staff, acknowledging the constant eompanions and persistant leaders, dedieates this 1960 yearbook to the parents-the parents of the students of New Hanover High School.

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