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

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H ovegy fo looL al' . . . XVhen the curtain has lifted and the radiant face of this year's May Queen has come to light, it can be seen that Frances Le Neave, a striking blond, reigns as New Han0ver's Queen of the May. Although this is her debut in the May Court, her charming manner and pretty countenance helped win her a place in the Valentine Court dur- ing her sophomore year. This was only the begin- ning of Frances's many honors. In her junior year she was selected to serve as a social marshal. Her gracious smile and friendly personality has en- abled her during her senior year to win the covet- ed titles of Varsity Sweetheart, Battalion Sponsor of the ROTC, and Senior Superlative Best Look- ing , before she was chosen May Queen by the student body. The May Court of 1960 has a beau- tiful and gracious sovereign. egDekgAflfnl fo Arrow. n As the Maid of Honor of 1960 is presented, the attention focuses on a charming brunette, Rose Potter. No newcomer to the May Court, this pret- ty lass has graciously served in the Court during her sophomore and junior years. Rose, having served as homeroom chairman and in the student government and now working in two secretarial capacities-secretary of the FBLA and the Senior Class-does not lack for activities to keep her busy. This dark-haired lovely is well-known around school, for her ever-ready smile and winning per- sonality have won her many friends. This Maid of Honor is well representative of New Hanover High.

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X Wm 1 Becky Dail Senior Atlrmlaul Betty Key Iunior Allrmlarzl Gail Barefoot Qojrbomore Alfrmlaul We ary ourf . . . sw! c J' I .V , fm Representing New Hanover High Selmol in the 1960 May Court are Betty Key, Gail Barefoot, janet Merritt, Pat Turner, and I.iu'rnnl mu! Becky Dail, LeNeave, Ruse Pu 28 tter, and Martha Lee Begor. When the sun begins to shine brightly and April showers have brought May flowers, stud- ents' thoughts turn to the May Dance and the May Court. During the fall of the year each class elects two attendants to represent them in the May Court. The entire student body elects the May Queen and Maid of Honor. The Queen of the May, Frances Le Neave, reigns over six lovely class attendants this year. Among those girls, all of whom well represent the student body of NI-IHS, are the Sophomore attendants, Gail Barefoot and janet Merritt. Both these lovely brunettes serve as members of the House of Representatives. Representing the Junior Class are Pat Turner, a newcomer to the court, and Betty Key, a form- er attendant. Betty, a beautiful blonde with a Frances