Hanover High School - Inde Yearbook (Hanover, NH)

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Lebanon K. U. A. Hanover Stevens Lebanon Proctor Hanover Holderne SS SKI TE M 288.9 271.7 270.2 226.1 191.0 186.8 182.3 175.8 Lebanon Kennett Berlin Laconia Hanover Littleton Dover Stevens STATE MEET 377.63 373.17 369.35 363.94 362.10 323.61 313.4-2 270.93 Trips to Canada, broken skis, single penalties, and, oh yes, basketball. The ski team wouldn't be the same without them. The lack of snow forced the team to pick up their boards and trudge deep into the Canadian wilderness during Christmas vacation for four days of skiing on real snow, and then to Stowe for three days during February vacation. The scarcity of snow was matched by a scarcity of wins, although individually the boys came out nearer the top. In March junior Bill Orcutt was selected to represent Hanover and the East at the Junior Nationals held in ,lack- son Hole, Wyoming. Despite a season of bitter defeat, the team did have the satisfac- tion of being the best basketball-playing ski team in the state. First Row: Peter Sadler, Linwood Bean, Russell Carlson, Evan Evans QCaptainl. John Sargent, Jerry Burt. John Robes Second How: Mr. Rothenberger, Lawrence Cazely, John Dimitroff, jackson Wright, William Orcutt, James Leavitt john Buskzy -'lt

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i rstRow:l.eo Estes. Richard Merrill, Roln-rt Traehier, Donald Hawthorne, Arthur Piper tllaptaint. .Klan trr1 lin ld Stone. Robert Dell lsola, Gardner Lewis. 5l't'0tlll How: Mr. llrophy. l'1-ter Hogeiiski. Thayer Lewis. Henry Sykes. David Hadlot-k, William Hicks. ,lark lntnpt P1111 Nt lll Donald Bartlett, Robert Llarrity, Rll'll21I'll Olmsted. BOYS' BASKETB LL Hanover Windsor Hanover 51 Woodstock Hanover Lebanon Hanover 66 St. Marys Hanover West Lebanon Hanover 48 Hartford Hanover Charlestown Hanover 45 West l,ehanon Hanover Hartford Hanover 57 Newport Hanover Orford Hanover 64 Woodstock Hanover Newport Hanover 63 Lebanon Hanover Charlestown Hanover 86 St. NIary's Under a new and able coach. the boys' basketball team had a highly surfeossful '53-'5-L season. The record book shows an unimpressive score of eight wi11s and eight losses but fails to exemplify the fighting spirit held by the group throughout the season. After losing six of the first eight games, the team seemed to eateh fire and ended the year with a roar. trouncing Newport. Wtmodstock. and Lebanon, and establisliing all Upper Valley scoring record at the expense of St. lVIary's of Clare- 111ont. Coach Brophy had little material with which to mold a team, but the loss of five lettermen from the previous year failed to dim the hopes for a successful season. With the playmaking of Dick Stone. the rebounding strength of Al Merrill and Gardner l,ewis. and the scoring punch of Rick Merrill, Leo Estes, and Captain Art Piper. the Nlarauders appeared to be the hottest team i11 the Upper Valley when the final whistle blew.

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