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

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Principal John J. Scott crowns Monica Felton Home- coming Queen during half-time ceremonies. mind off the bitter cold of the football field. Only the rapid pace of the game takes Charles Ostrand’s Moved to an Exciting Climax pride through participating in the Homecoming Parade. WN : ye i 21

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a Andre Mallette is presented the Good Sportsmanship award by former Principal Wallace I. West and Student Body President Ed Warshauer, as Mr. Neil Stout looks on. Events of the Fall Ierm Seniors demonstrate their school spirit and class 28.4 As controversy over the 1968 Presidential elections heightened, students voiced their concern for national affairs in spirited debates. Strong opinions led many into active campaigning. On election night Student Congress members discovered that the work of a pre- cinct reporter requires time, patience and the will to stay awake.- Each stood by until early morning hours, ready to take the final tabulation of his designated precinct to the WECT television station. Anticipation of Homecoming—that gala mixture of mums, floats and football—started in mid-October. Tradi- tion, adding its special quality to prevailing high spirits and enthusiasm, emphasized the festive atmosphere. On Friday, November eighth, the annual Homecoming pa- rade brought school spirit to a peak for the game that night. During half-time Principal John J. Scott crowned Monica Felton Homecoming Queen and presented the Wallace I. West Sportsmanship Award to Andre Mal- lette. Drawing events to a close, the Homecoming Dance on Saturday night provided the perfect ending for a memorable weekend. 20

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y Susan Eckhardt helps Gail Russ change costume in acts of The Haunting of Hill House. between 22 gi OBOE Weary students return from an out-of-town ball game. Seniors Clare Glore and David Smith search for their room assignments for the December SAT.