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

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Festive Activities Create Enthusiasm February brought Saint Valentine to visit the halls of Hanover while Frank Brown and Brenda Franks reigned as Valentine King and Queen at the climactic dance on February 21st. Moving along into the spring, activities increased at almost alarming rates. The newly formed Azalea Festival Youth Committee began plans to make the “Young thing’ in the 1970 Azalea Festival the really “in-thing.” Excitement began to rise in the ranks of the Senior Class as the time came for the measuring of caps and gowns and for making plans concerning that all-important event—Senior Week. Juniors ordered their coveted class rings and sophomores looked forward to the end of a long first year in high school. Concerts ...a pageant... that “special date’ .. the last six weeks... a rash of “flower chil- dren”... the smell of surf—all symbols of spring. Frank Brown, Valentine King, helps Brenda Franks, Valentine Queen, exchange books at her locker between periods. Steve Woodbury enjoys the afternoon breeze A combined group of New Hanover and Hoggard students hold one of the numerous committee meetings for the Azalea Festival Youth Committee.

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vetoes 10 Jeff Plumer, Tonya Johnson, Rodney Canty, Norman Taylor, Pat Rhodes and Don Spain lead the student body in a rousing cheer. “All for the Wildcats stand up and holler!” New Decade Brings Changes Holiday spirits rise as the snow of January 23 brings Eddie Smith and Diane Lee examine the $100 checks they a welcome break between semesters. won in the Elks Leadership Contest.

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at the beach. 250 seniors from Hoggard join the student body of New Hanover High as Lieutenant Governor Pat Taylor speaks during “Freedom Week.” sparpcsie Serine 27 ee Ma