Hamano Highschool

Established: 1901, 1947, 1996

Number of Students: ~360 (3 years, broken into 4 classes of 30 students)

Number of Staff: ~38 (Principal, VP, 12 Homeroom Teachers, Nurse, Gardener, Groundskeeper, along with Art, Science, Literature, Maths, PE, English, Crafts. Music, Home Economics Teachers)

School Crest

History

Hamano Highschool was originally founded more than a hundred years ago when Tarumi was a countryside fishing town. Partially destroyed in WW2 (not by the bombs themselves but by the resulting ensuing fire-storm) the school was reopened in 1947 and survived another 50 years until being heavily damaged in the great earthquake of 1995. There was some controversy at the time over whether the building had been up to code but nonetheless it was rebuilt yet again and reopened in 1996. The buildings are all quite modern on the surface but elements of the previous schools bleed through in unexpected places. The original school shrine from the 19th century (or possibly earlier) still remains untouched by the disasters that destroyed the previous buildings.

Faculty

Principal:

Vice Principal:

Homeroom Teacher 2-C:

English Language Teacher: Makarata Fergaru Yukari Tamura, the Japanese Literature teacher. Tamura-sensei is fairly new as a teacher, being only 24 years old, but she has a sweet disposition and easily conveys her love for literature when she teaches. She's unmarried, or at least never talks about her husband if she has one.

Junichiro Nagata, math teacher. Mostly a very dry personality, but likes to make jokes that most of the class doesn't find funny. Needless to say, Haruka is extremely bored in his class, and tends to goof off during it more often than not.

Nyamo Tadakichi, PE teacher. She's something of a jerk but luckily is fairly lazy so as long as you don't earn her ire she really doesn't care what you do during PE.

Class 2-C

Tsukiyama Imaidegawa

Ryouko Nakano

Ume Doi

Haruka Shimada

Ren Aoyagi

Kiyomi Kujou

Ayane Sumihara

Erik Holden

Chiharu Iinuma