Hanover High School - Inde Yearbook (Hanover, NH)

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V I Y V ,V I ,.,. -fr' Q R LOIS ANN COOK NORWICH, VERMON'l When the sage said, Still waters run deep, he must have been thinking of some one like Lois, for although she is quiet on the outside, once one gets to know her h- fmds that beneath that quiet exterior there is a charming personality. Well known fo her competence in the commercial subjects, Lois will probably put this Hanover Higl training to good use as a secretary or bookkeeper. She is an ardent square dancer am often attends the Friday night festivities in Hanover Center. Lois has a vast recipe col lectiun and her culinary skill in trying out new dishes has proved her to be an excellen Cook. Secretarial Aides 3, 4. GLORIA AVA DAVIS NORWICH, VERMONT Gloria's soft voice is one which we think of often when remembering the Musical Clubs' programs of the last four years. Her real interest and serious ambition, however, lie in another field. After graduation, Glo will head for a nursing school, with the final goal in mind of becoming a nursing nun. Outside of school she is studying Latin and French in preparation for her future work. All of Gloria's time is not spent in serious pursuits, however, for she is a familiar figure at the Norwich roller skating, and a green thumb denotes an accomplished gardener. Junior Choir 15 Senior Choir 2, 3, 4g Secretarial Aides 2, 3. .IANICE ELAINE DEMERS 17 WEST WHEELOCK STREET Dynamite comes in small sticks, but it certainly produces energy. No one who haf seen Janice slam locker No. 312 and dash off down the hall could fail to notice tht resemblance. Her volatile spirit and love for western music make her a popular partner at the various dances in the Valley. An early morning Hey, Sandra! whispered across control is inevitably followed by a conversation which includes giggles, gesticulations, facial expressions, and code, which, when deciphered means that there is hot news afoot. Her neat appearance and smart and varying hairdos make her seem to be a vivacious heroine for a novel that someone should write. Secretarial Aides 4. CHRISTINA LOUISE DICKEY 1 TUCK DRIVE Whether she is swishing down a snowy slope, making another field hockey goal, oi serving a hard, fast tennis ball, the athletic life is the life for Tina. However, the realn of sports isn't the only field in which Tina excels. For four years Crouse has been -cnc of the mainstays of the Student Council, and her sound arguments in a heated discussior in history class have often won opponents over to her side. Tina knows how to combine just the right proportions of sports, schoolwork, and social life so that she is successfu in everything she undertakes. Her genuine friendliness and interest in people impress all who know her, and her laughing, happy-go-lucky attitude is proof that good thing: come in tall packages. Class Committee 3, 4, Student Council 2 tSecretary-Treasurer? 3, 4: lnde 4: Har poon 33 Press Club 3: Latin Club 1, 2g French Club 2, 3, 4g Fire and Safety Patrol 4, H-Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4 fCaptainJ 1 Skiing 1, 2 3.

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JOHN HENRY BUSKEY 37 WEST WHEELOCK STREET Johnny never could lose his fondness for H.H.S., so after two years out on the Pacific Coast he retumed to his old classmates, who were more than glad to have him back for their senior year. Although one could be led to believe that John's big love is for airplanes, it is really for the invention that replaced the horse and buggy. An out- standing mechanic and salesman, with a wide knowledge of cars, Johnny may, after studying business, take over at the Inn Garage. Don't let his size fool you, for he has always been a fighter, and while in California he excelled as a wrestler. He is a perpetual firebrand, distinguished by his quick-as-a-cat movements and long strideg characterized by n big shy grin and friendly sense of humor. Assembly Committee 13 Latin Club 1. NORMAN STEWART CARR 9 RIVER RIDGE ROAD Norman, ne dansez pas! exclaims Mrs. Churchill as MonsieurCarr shuffles across the floor, completely absorbed in the presentation of his weekly French Current-event. A glowing blush and a scratch behind the ear indicate that he understands, and the shuffle is toned down to an almost unnoticeable movement of the feet. Norrie came to ns from the Mid-west, Norman, Oklahoma, to be precise, and the dispute still goes on as to whether the town was named for him, or he for the town. Norrie is famous for his basement brew, a homemade beverage with a distinctive taste and odor. His subtle wit makes him the life of any party, and his brilliant conversation enlivens many classes. Class Treasurer 1, 2g Graduation Usher 3g Latin Club I, 2: French Club 2, 3, 4 lPresidentJg H-Club 1, 2, 3, 4 fPresidentJ g Football 1, 2, 3: Hockey 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4 lCaptainl. YVONNE MARIE CHOUINARD HANOVER CENTER, NEW HAMPSHIRE Yvonne's naturally curly hair is the envy of many a member of the fairer sex in H. H. S. Her long brown ringlets reaching to her shoulders could easily be an adver- tisement for Drene Shampoo. One of Mrs. Dupell's proteges, Yvonne is an expert seam- stress and models her own clothes to advantage. She uses this homemaking training in the kitchen too, in preparation for the day when that dream of a home of her own comes true. When Woodie and the Ramblers are holding a dance, you can be sure that Yvonne will be out on the dance-floor changing partners quickly as new admirers cut in. Cafeteria Aides 1, 2, 4. THOMAS CLYDE COLT III 21 SOUTH PARK STREET The South shall rise again! maintains our colorful counterpart from down Dixie way. Tom not only excels at arguing the Southern Cause, for he knows a great deal about the Civil War, but he also lives in true Southern style. He takes his time at every- thing and it is a rare occasion when Tom arrives in time for morning checkup. He is already on the way to an outstanding career in radio, and he may usually be found at the WDBS studio, working with his varied radio equipment, or lending the class a hand when electronic help is needed. A man of many interests, Luke has a fondness for high quality photography equipment, guns, and for the music of Benny Goodman. Although slow on foot, Tom has a craze for roaring around in his green Fraser. French Club 2, 3, 4: Football 2, 3.

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ROBERT EVERETT ELDER ETNA, NEW HAMPSHIRE Tiggers don't climb trees according A. A. Milne, but this tigger certainly did when he and Roo iKanga's daughterl went for a picnic in the Junior Class Play. Bob is always ready for new adventures, of which he has already had a large share. His greatest ambition is to become a truck driver, and several of his vacations have been spent working in the South driving the big ten-wheelers that usually scare the average motorist oil' the highway. In September Bob will head for Manchester Technical Institute to study auto mechanics, where he will learn more about man's earliest invention, the wheel. H-Club 3, 43 Football 3, 45 Basketball 3g Baseball 3, 4. EVAN EDWARD EVANS WEST LEBANON ROAD Few could be as colorful as Eve. He has a true genius for anything that interests him, and as long as there is snow on the ground, his interest invariably turns to skiing. He loves competition whether it be striving for top honors in Mr. Leonard's class or racing a tricky slalom course as captain of the ski team. When it comes to anything scientific, Eve is in his prime and he once spent several hours proving that parabolas are similar. He is also a punny comedian and an original author, for who in '54 will ever forget how he captivated English classes with thrilling lunatic stories and how he played his role as the moody Eeyore. lnde 45 Harpoon 3: Latin Club 1, 2g French Club 2, 3: H-Club 2, 3, 45 Ski Club l, 2, 3, lVice Presidentl 4, Skiing l, 2, 3, 4 iCaptainl. HUGH ROYAL FOX LYME, NEW HAMPSHIRE Wherever he is, if the subject under discussion is a controversial one, Hugh will bf- right in the middle of the fray. His sympathies often lie with the minority. A strong believer in freedom of speech, he sometimes argues for a completely lost cause, even though everyone in the room is against him. Wednesday is a special day of the week for Hugh, who arrives in class attired in his plaid vest, plaid bow tie, plaid belt, and char- coal l'lannel shirt, ready to preside over the weekly assembly and introduce the speaker of the day. A master in the art of humor, Hugh never misses a chance to indulge in a practical joke. Assembly Committee 4 iCo-chairmanlg Latin Club 1, 2: Spanish Club 3, 43 H-Club 3, 49 Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Hockey 1, 3, 43 Track 2. MARION FULLINGTON LYME ROAD A spontaneous burst of laughter shatters the silence of study hall, the door opensg a blue Hanford sweater, bright plaid skirt, and a swinging shoulder bag make a mad dash down the ball, and if one looks closely, he can discern that the figure is Marion. One might catch the phrase Woodie and the Ramblers for Marion's fondness for cowboy music and dancing leads her everywhere from West Leb to East Thetford in search of a good square dance band, and those Monday morning descriptions are well worth hearing. After school Marion can be found setting up,trays in the hospital and keeping everyone entertained by her boisterous good spirit. Cafeteria Aides 1. K