Hanover High School - Inde Yearbook (Hanover, NH)

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UFTBALL Hanover 26 Enfield Hanover 26 Enfield Hanover 18 Orford Hanover I3 Hartford Hanover 21 Hartford Hanover 8 Lebanon Hanover 13 Lehanon Hanover 26 Orford Hanover 0 Towle Hanover 20 Towle As Captain Cynnie Nott's turn to hat came, she glanced over on the sidelines and saw Coach Magnusson with her arms unconsciously crossed in the signal for hunting. Ohediently Cynnie hunted, only to he rewarded hy a sharp-tongued scolding from Miss Magnusson after the game. Cynnie's g'But you gave the signallf' brought on the deci- sion to change the hunting signal from crossed arms to Miss Magnusson's hiting the end of her glasses. This also was a failure since Miss Magnusson did it unconsciously, hut in spite of signal mix-ups, the l953 softball team made a record of eight wins and only two losses. Some of the highlights of the season were Sue Polingis many home runs, the almost-traditional rainy Hartford game, and the winning of the batting cup hy Sharon McKenna. l'lll'St How: Judith Tanzi, Judith Branch, Shirley Reed, Janice Thompson, Muriel Chouinard, Carol Sausville, Beverly Reed. Second Row: Judith Callahan, Pauline Rich, Natalie Olsen, Judith Crispell, Lea Ann Martin, Cynthia Nott fCaptainJ, Patricia Hoag. Susan l'oling, Linda Hicks, Esther Bryant, Miss Magnusson. Third Row: lllariheth King, Jean Packard, Patty Watson, Judith Bowen, Julie Dougal, Sharon McKenna, Martha Manchester, Janet Nlcllouald.

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-P'iV'i ps, -,104 First Row: Michael Maes, George Anthonisen, Charles Horton, Kenneth Mayette, John Sargent, Donald Hawthorne, Gary Davis lCaptainl, William Orcutt, Leo Estes, Arthur Piper, John Lewis. Second Row: Peter Waterman, Andrew Packard, John Hawes, Carl Grover, William Aldrich, Robert Elder, John Harrington, John Lounsbury, Lawrence Gazley, James Dionne, Theodore Anthonisen, Mr. Kuhn, Julius Margulies. ASEB LL Hanover Clark School 1 Hanover Plymouth 4 Hanover Hartford 27 Hanover Lebanon 13 Hanover Towle 10 Hanover West Lebanon 8 Hanover Windsor 1 Hanover West Lebanon 2 Hanover Towle 5 Hanover Windsor 18 Hanover 6 Hartford 10 There's the wind-up, and the pitch! Steerike thrreeef' as Sullivan ends another hitless inning against Clark School. The opposing pitcher chuckles as Andy comes to bat. l'll strike the little one out easily, he thinks to himself. But he is wrong, for the first pitch goes easily out into right field for a single. Yes, it happens every spring. The baseball team comes trudging out through the muddy field to start in on another season of hits, runs, and errors. And although this year there was a plentiful lack of the first two and an abundance of the third, it helped to give the scorers something to do. But don't think that a team has to win all of its games to have fun. Far from it. The memory of Sully's no-hitters against Clark will live long. Those spectacular double plays and the exciting home runs always help to liven up the spirits of the team. And it must be remembered that winning isn't every- thingg it sure feels good to get a hit, even if you are trailing by a few points. ir,

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-LQ :sig First Row: Patricia Hoag, Christine Julian, Mona Lloyd, Pamela Gundersen, Angelina DeMasse, Mary Ann Hayward. Serond Row: Teresa Tobin, Patty Watson, Judith Bowen, Barbara Sycamore, Pauline Rivh, Judith Branch. Third Row: Joan Grant, Sally Orrvutt, Elizabeth Lindahl, Cora Hayes, Helen Richardson, Martha Manchester, Rebecca Bromley. Hanover 2 Stevens 4 Hanover 0 Lebanon 3 Hanover 4 Hartford O Hanover 6 Towle 2 Hanover 4 Towle 1 Hanover 2 Lebanon 3 Hanover 4 Hartford 2