In November, End the Silence—Hanover High’s suicide awareness committee—sent out a school-wide questionnaire in order to survey students about their mental health. Considering that we are in the midst of an era of political...
With new COVID requirements and constantly updating regulations, almost everything is up in the air and can change multiple times within a single week. The HHS athletic department has been working especially hard during...
A lot changed for Hanover students in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, but aside from constant sanitizing, distancing, and wearing a mask, one of the biggest alterations to our school is the almost entirely...
The boys and girls varsity teams both had playoff matches with Windham back to back Wednesday and Thursday night. The Windham boys had just come off a big win against the heavily...
In a Council meeting in May of 1986, a motion was brought to change the Hanover High mascot from the Marauders to the Three-Toed Sloths. Although this motion passed, no historical record of the...
In light of George Floyd’s death, and the widespread call to reevaluate institutionalized racism, a small group of students and teachers from the Environmental club branched off to create the Environmental Justice Committee. Co-created...
On September 9th, the National Merit Scholarship Corporation released the names of approximately 16,000 National Merit Semifinalists to news media. The following day, fourteen Hanover High students were informed of their status as Semifinalists:...
When Hanover High School closed down in mid-March due to COVID-19, many HHS clubs were put on hold. This setback did not stop two passionate members of Environmental Club, Sonja Peterson (’21) and Charlotte...
The wave of Black Lives Matter protests sweeping across and beyond the US has forced white Americans to open our eyes to racial abuse and injustices that are centuries old. The murders of George...
In early March, winter sports were officially cancelled with only some of the programs having finished their season. By mid May, spring sports had also been canceled. The thought of sports was no longer...