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

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a q Tom Clemmons, burdened with a load of books, proceeds to next class. Through research science, Independent Eng- lish, and the advanced study program in co- ordination with Wilmington college, qualified students took advantage of public and private facilities available in the county. Going to places—such as, the Marine Bio-Medical Labor- atory, Saline Water Research Station, and the International Nickel Company—furnished mod- ern equipment and material to supplement the student's chosen assignment or project. Little Anthony and the Imperials in concert at Brogden Hall, sponsored by the Azalea Festival Teenage Division, uplifted the monotonous dura- tion of the winter months. Since this type of entertainment was well received by Wilming- tonians, the Azalea Festival Teenage Division anticipated drawing in big name groups to play in the Wilmington area in the future. Cabinet members of the student body sold mums at a dollar and five cents for the Valentine Dance held on February seventeenth. Mrs. Stanley, guidance counselor, congratulates Betty Szezerbiak for receiving the nomination for the Betty Crocker Homemaker Award.

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Principal John Scott introduces the Sertoma Club, whose program dealt with the observance of freedom week. In the radiology ward of the Cape Fear Memorial Hos- pital, Dr. James shows the cobalt machine to research scientists Robert Johnson, Roger Byrd, and Tim Mc- Keitham. Through the released study hall program, Rosalie Conrad, Mary Jo Lee, Sara Sneeden, and Linda Lee take advantage of the tennis facilities. 1LMINGN gg

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Robin Hill, Joe Murchison, Jane Allen, Mike Barr, Jayne Little, and Bill Renn practice their dance steps for the Azalea Festival Teenage Pageant. Gwen Brown, Sheila Britton, Nancy Morton, Mary Murrell, and Kathy Futch, shown at the Wilmington Public Library, participate in the Independent English program. SS Ge Sibi SU tls Us ots 26