Hanover High School - Hanoverian Yearbook (Hanover, MA)

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THE HANOVERIAN GIRL'S FIELD HOCKEY TEAM GIRL'S BASKET BALL TEAM 4

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THE HANOVERTAN RUTH THORLEY-Glee Club, French Club, 4- H Club, Basketball, Class Officer, Hockey, Stu- dent Council, Dramatics, Latin Club, Hanover- ian Staff. t'Ruthie is one of the most active members of our class. We hear that she wishes to be a private secretary and we wish her luck. MAXINE WHITING Basketball, Hockey Baseball, 4-H Club, French Club, Glee Club. Maxie has excelled in the realm of basket- ball. Many times her skill has helped the girl's team of Hanover to score a victory. Maxie, also has a winning smile to chalk up with her winning shots through the hoop. ROBERT THRASHER-Chess Club Latin Club, Varsity Club, Class Officer. Bob is one of our Tarzans. He is quiet you rub him the wrong way. We hear he pects to become a chef and we wish him A white cap would be becoming with his blush. ROBERT WHITTEMORE-Radio Club, A tion Club, Glee Club, Chess Club. Bob found himself a very busy man since decided to become a chemist. Rushing chem lab to drawing room is a daily sport him. BERTHA TOWNSEND-Glee Club, Gypsy Re- velers, 4-H Club, Latin Club, Student Council Art Club, Basketball, Hanoverian, Club. HB has displayed unexcelled scholastic ity during her four years at Hanover. As Editor-in-chief of the Hanoverian she has livened it with her individual personality she enlivened the basketball team with fine work. MILDRED WINSLOW-Glee Club. Millie,' is not Very talkative but within her p outward reserve is a friendlypheart. The sten- Q, ography and domestic arts departments w1ll.f.5J--a miss her helpful hand. JOSEPH ROME- . We understand that f'Jo spends his evenings making use of his philosophy of cards. This isn't all he excels in, for we hear that he is quite a crooner. 3.1.

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l L 18 Y THE HANOVERIAN BOYS' BASKETBALL TEAM BOYS' ATHLETICS FOOTBALL The football team, led by Captain Har- old Johnson, had a fairly successful sea- son, winning three, tying three, and los- ing two games. The cleanest and fastest game of the season was played with Canton. Canton, the heavier team, was defeated twelve to six by a fast and aggressive Hanover team. Captain Johnson made spectacular runs for touchdowns and led the team brilliantly. The seniors were well represented on the fieldg and, because of this, there are only four lettermen left for next year. Joseph Remedis was elected captain for next year. BASKETBALL The basketball team enjoyed a fine season, winning twelve games and losing five. The outstanding game was a clean, hard-fought game with East Bridgewater. Hanover was behind twenty-five to eight- een at the end of the first half, but forg- ed ahead in the second half to win forty- seven to thirty-eight, with 'Tommy' Hayes playing the role of high scorer. Every other member of the team contrib- uted by his fine passing and aggressive- ness. Richard Briggs was elected captain for next season and with the wealth of fine material everything points to a very suc- cessful season. BASEBALL The baseball squad under the capable leadership of Wendell Studley has every indication of a successful season. The team will have played only about half of its schedule when this goes to press. The greater part of the squad consists of sen- iors so much new material will be need- ed for next seasonls team. Edith Tolman: l've added those figures ten times. Mr, Wass: Very good, thank you. Edith: And here are the ten answers. Maxine: When you sleep your noble brow reminds me of a story. Doris: What Story, Sleeping Beauty ? Maxine: No. Sleepy Hollowf' White: looming in latebz I fell Off a 40- foot ladder this morning. Miss Reynolds: It's a miracle you were- n,t hurt. White: Oh, I only fell off the first rung.