The 2017 fall sports season proved to be an eventful one for the Marauders. Every varsity team that Hanover fielded made a postseason run, with the golf team emerging with a championship title and...
It was evident from the start that this week’s Council meeting would be an important one, as for the first time in the past few months a large number of students showed up to...
In the past week Principal Campbell vetoed the Cell Phone Motion that Council had previously passed. This goes against what Assistant Moderator Jasper Meyer reported to Council on November 15th, when he reported that...
A week separated from last week’s meeting, the main topic remained the same, the proposed Dress Code Motion. However, the meeting began with a discussion about the Council Members in Common Ground Motion. Brought...
Twenty-two Hanover High seniors who were applying to college and received a letter of recommendation from the same teacher recently experienced a scare after it emerged that their letters were too similar to each...
For the first time of the year, a number of students at Hanover High School came together to put on a display of various singing talents. By this I mean that the first Chorus...
#FreeScott. A misfortune that provoked confusion and indignation within the student body, triggering the students of HHS to band together in recognition of the injustice that has taken place. The occurrence fueled a multitude...
This week’s Council meeting was a little different, due to the fact that less than five minutes after starting it was interrupted by a loud fire alarm. Despite this, Council managed to reconvene within...
There has been some confusion about how the Standards Based Curriculum (SBC), in social studies is more beneficial than the old one. Mr. Tindall, one of the social studies teachers, calls it a “pilot...
This past week’s Council meeting covered a wide variety of topics, including committee updates, a proposal regarding winter carnival, and discussions regarding, electronic voting in Council, teachers dismissing their students late from class, and...
