Hanover High School - Inde Yearbook (Hanover, NH)

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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

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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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,yi- Lf' l lrst Hou thristina Dickey lflaptainl, Lea Ann Martin, Betsy Snite, Hildegarde Jensen, Winona Sprague, Linda Hicks ver ond Row flenna Hayes. Julia Dankert, .ludith Tanzi, Irene Couture, Rita Sloan, Shirley Bombard, Miss Ayer llurd Row lafqueline Brown. Catherine Zappala, Mary Stewart, Katrina Foley, Jean Packard, Sylvia Rich, Constance Whitney. Pretty quickie nimbie stickief' chanted the field hockey squad in the huddle before the game. The sticks were raised mid shouts of enthusiasm, and the team ran out onto the field. The long laps of running, the incessant dribbling, driving, and attacking practice, and the uncounted black and blue boo-boos were all forgotten as thoughts turned to the hard white ball being batted back and forth between two deter- mined forces. Twenty minutes later the half was over, and the girls stood around sucking oranges and talking over the game. The opposition was strong this year, but the Maroon and White pucksters man- aged to come out on the plus side of the record with four wins and three losses. Defeat came at the hands of strong teams from Lebanon and Claremont. Despite the loss of four first string Seniors, the 1954 season should be promising with a large group of underclassmen returning.