Hanover High School - Hanoverian Yearbook (Hanover, MA)

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N fHHCHANOVMUAN Pauline Petrosevich is The very brightest Sophomore miss. Barbara Shepherd maiden small- Unassuming-loved by all. Robert Studley with his smile, Makes the world seem quite worth while. Then there's Merideth MacPhee As full of fun as he can be. Lucille Whiting, a lass petite Is very lovable and sweet. Of poems and literature we boast. To Beatrice C. we give a toast. We miss here sister, 'deed we do- Edith, dear, our love to you. Charles Stockbridge, a gentleman fine. All the girls think him divine. Eleanor Bailey's just pleasingly plump. Who ever saw so much sweetness all in a lump? Ann Magoun is a lass with an air, Divinely tall and divinely fair. Emily Jenness is full if fun, We'll all agree she's a cheerful one. Velma Henderson, smiling and coy- The despair of the girls and the joy of each boy. Drew Bates is sort of plump but loads of fun, Apollo and Cupid rolled into one. Damon Stetson is modest and shy, But he'll be famous by and by. Alba Savini, the blonde of the class, Is a favorite Soph'more lass. Eddie Kaslowsky is small, but oh my! When Eddie gets going he makes things fly. Monroe Clifton, is never a grouch. He's a good fellow, for that we'll vouch. Jean Davis, is quiet and demure, But an all-'round girlg of that we're sure. Mildred Whiting, is our girl with a smile, And eyes that bid you Stay a While. Gladys Landers, the pet of the class, Brains, wit, and sweetness all in one lass. Fred Prouty is crowned with little red curls Yes, Fred's a great favorite of all the girls. Louisa Cox is quiet, but cute, We wonder if she's always so mute. Mildred Smith makes all the girls roar, Of really good jokes she has a store. Mary Roberts is a maiden wee, But if things go wrong, a good sport is she. Newell Winslow meets things with a smile. He gets all his lessons, and knows things Worth while. Homer Janson likes things that are snappy. We've never see Homer when he wasn't happy- Ronald Monroe is the tease of the classy He's always talking to some pretty lass. Charlie Chaponis likes lots of noise, Our Charlie's a favorite with all of the boys. George Anderson is our handy man, He's always ready to lend a hand. Carlton Gardner is a farmer gay, And he knows his onions-we're glad to say. A cute little vamp is Ruth Hathaway, And she gets her lessons every day. Vernon Turner-a good scout is he, The boys all like him, and so do we. Violet Johnson, mothers us all, And We all mind her, for she's not so small.

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THE HANOVERIAN 1 3 3,3 101014li 3 3 '90? ? ?0C'b1rioioioiniui 3 111 1 . . SOPHOMORES . . 11vi:rin:1vinri:114114Q11rim11niozoioxoioiozo g,,14,g4,g.,103,,g SOPHOMORES PRESIDENT - - - DAMON STETSON VICE-PRESIDENT KENNETH YOUNG SECRETARY - VELMA HENDERSGN TREASURER - MILDRED VVHITING US SOPHOMORES Listen each one and I'll tell you, About the class of thirty two! George Albee we find at the head of the list. From talking in classes, he'll never desist. Kenneth Young is the Sheik of the class. Beware that smile, each pretty lass! Ruth Rogers is our musical star, An all-'round girl is Ruthie R. When school begins, put a mark on his slate, For Milton Dawes is always late.

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THE HANOVERLXN 2 1 1 1 1 1010102010190303010-,,014ini, I Z 3 1 3 1 2 FRESHME 1 1 14 1 1010141301015010:uioiuzoioiuif 1 1 3 3 3 1 3 FRESHMEN PRESIDENT - ALTON YOUNG VICE-PRESIDENT - JOHN HAYES SECRETARY - HERBERT HATCH TREASURER MARGARET MacDONALD F stands for Freshman, free from all care. R for the three R's in which we are fairg E for the Eagerness with which we workg S for Studiousness-we never shirk. H stands for Honor-a term we hold dear. M for our manners so full of cheerg A stands for All of us in this class- N for the Name of each lad and lass.