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

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Tl1cre's that fountain pen! But was it worth it? Ten to one the gossip column will be read first. johnny Hobbs pauses in his campaign speech as his cam- paigners present a skit in his behalf. On a sunny day or on one dimmed by rain clouds, student life at New Hanover High School busily continues. Each hour is filled with the less important events and decisions which give to the school day its own characteristics and secure for it a place in the student's memory. The school day dawns early, and the sidewalks in front are always filled with students awaiting the buzz of the bell which will send them dash- ing to homeroom. A trip to the locker may prove a momentous occurence when this is the day all of your paraphanalia chooses to occupy a place on the floor. Passing the closed doors of the auditori- um, few can resist a peek to see what's going on inside. These are the times which make this day differ- ent. Perhaps it is a time for the Wildcat distribu- tion, or the Police Department's Teenager of the Year award, or the all-important student govern- ment elections. Or it may even be that long awaited day when the juniors excitedly receive their class rings. unsAine ana! sAacJows . . . There's that annoying little buzzer again. The roving photographer really gets around. 1

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