Hanover High School - Hanoverian Yearbook (Hanover, MA)

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THE HANOVERIAN CLASS of 1943 OFFICERS Prrxfzlmf . . . ....A...... PRISCILLA BRIGGS Secretary ..,,... ,.,, C YNTHIA WHITING Vin'-Presizlwzf . . . . . BETTY RICHMOND T1't'llSi'll'!'l' ....... ........ P ATRICIA ARTHUR This year has proved a very successful one for the sixty-four pupils of the class of '43. During the first quarter of the year they held a Halloween Social to which the seventh grade was invited. Eldora Winslowwf won Hrst prize for the prettiest costume. For the first time in several years the P. T. A. membership banner has come to the high school through the efforts of the eighth graders in room 4. Many of the eighth grade boys participated in the junior high basketball which wasn't altogether successful as far as the victories were concerned but provided a great deal of enjoyment for all. The home economics club which consists mainly of eighth grade girls painted the furniture and made curtains and cushions for the teachers' room.

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20 THE I-IANOVERIAN Russell Anderson Ernest Baglow . . Arthur Batty . . , James Cahill . . . Earle Cobbett , , Francis Downing Mary Eldridge , A Gloria Fitts .... Pauline French . Edna Freeman . . Paul Gardner . . . Chester Gasunas Phillip Howard . Parker Huntley . NVallace jefferson Lucille Josselyn . Sophie Kowalski Caroline Keddie . . Robert Keddie , Evelyn Key ,,.. Frances Kidd ..,... Howard Kimball Matilda Krasausk FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Pl'C5i15fC'17f .,... , . . Vir'e-Presidcnf .. Secretary ..... Trcaszzrcr .,........ I Don't Want to Make History . . . . . Having Myself A Time . . . , Jeepers Creepers Where'd You Get Those Peepers? Litt1eBigShot A Sweet Little Headache TeachersPet May I Suggest Romance .A .H .H Want My Share of Love ....,... Mad About the Boy I'm Going to Lock My Heart and Throw Away the Key I'veGotRhythm SmallFry ,..,......RememberMe i . , Itis the Dreamer In Me A Variety Is the Spice of Life . . . , . . just a Kid Named Joe , . Stay As Sweet As You Are , , Sweet Is the Word for You Ain't You Got No Romance? ,Smiles ... W'hy Am I So Blue . . . . i Wake Up and Live . . . .,... Glorious Gal . , . , , . LUCILLE JOSSELYN . FRANCIS DOWNING , . SOPHIE KOWALSKI . , . MARJORIE BRIGGS William Leggett ,........... Please Come Out of Your Dream Jean MacMillan .... Where Red, Red Bobbins Go Bob, Bob Bobbing Along Phyllis Montgomery .,..........., I'm Happy Shirley Nichols ...,.,.......... Never Again Barbara Norris .......,....., I Cried For You Leslie Randall Most Gentlement Don't Like Love Marjorie Severance .......... Simple and Sweet Shirley Shaw . . What Goes On Here In My Heart Lois Sides .,,...,...,....,....... My Buddy Earle Simmons . , , .,........ So Rare Albert Smith , , .... My Best Wishes Clarence Smith ...... .,..... L iccle Genius Helen Soroka ...... ,.... J ust Call Me Baby David Sproul . . Getting Something Out of Life Phyllis Stockbridge , . ,...,. That Certain Age Robert Torry ,..... Blame It On My Last Affair Frances Tower .,,..,..... Leslie Turner . Anita NVass .... Ellen White .... Mary Yasevicz , . . Charles Young , . Something Tells Me . . . ....... Bashful Lover Bil1yBoy . What Shall I Say Sophisticated Lady . . . In My Reverie

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THE HANOVERIAN CLASS or 1944 OFFICERS Presidwzf A..... ...,.....,. R UTH DWELEEY Vivo-Pr:'sifle11i ..,. . . . BEVERLY HENDERSON Svvrefury A,.... .,., J OSSELYN SPROUL Treasurer ..,....,, . . . ALLEN BURKE Student Council .......L,..... ALLEN BURKE The seventh grade holds its class meeting on the first Monday of every month. This plan has proven successful. The class of l944 now consists of forty- seven members. During the year the follow- ing people left: Edna Tessier, who moved to Boston: Walter Frisbee, and Eileen Ander- son who left because of illness. The pupils who came are: Eva Bergeron, who came from Pembroke: Daniel Binney, a former pupil of N. Quincy Junior High, William Spooner, formerly of Dorchester: and Ruth Collyer formerly a student: of Rockland. In October the seventh grade were guests of the eighth grade at a successful Halloween Party. At Christmas we exchanged gifts in our home room. On April 28, We were hosts to the eighth grade. This proved to be just as enjoyable as the Halloween party.