Hanover High School - Nornir Yearbook (Hanover, PA)

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FLORENCE BARTISH Flossie has an irresistible smile, sparkling eyes, and dimples. All are the result of her love of sports, especially bowling and swimming. EILEEN BECKLEY Her sunny smile conceals a fierce determination to soar over the highest mountain peaks, bail out, and bet her last dollar on a horse race. She's a sweet kid. BETTY BESHADA One look at Betty's picture and you will have a far bet- ter idea of her than we could ever give. She has the cutest cry-baby dimples, but don't let them fool you. She isn't the crying type. JOHN BIESIADA John is a brilliant student who likes school. His am- bition is to he a pilot. May his hopes be realized. BERTHA BLOCKUS Shy? Not Bertha. A wee bit timid, but to those who know her best, she's perfect- ly natural. We predict a bright and happy future for her in the nursing profession. JOSEPH BOLKA A well behaved, courteous, quiet, bashful, chap. Joe is also a great lover of sports. ANNA BON IS Anna's one of these people who can mix fun and work. We mean if she ever gets to school without a late slip. HELEN BORETSKI Her willingness and coopera- tion as a worker, her intel- ligence as a student, and her kindness as a friend will always occupy a spot in the minds of all who know her. ANNA BOSAK A pleasant smile and a dash of quietness makes Ann a grand person to know. With her sociability and brilliant mind she will go far in this world. MICHAEL BOT When Sherlock has noth- ing to do and a lot of time to do it, he always thinks of VIC-tory ahead. HENRY BRENNER Hank , a swing band fan, is a good sport with a great sense of humor, but the jokes he pulls are terrible. His personality is one of the best. 1 R S BOYSON A wa s a mile and a little 1 ief She's one girl who an e friends. She's a

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ELGERT ADAMS His tall figure, topped off with a mass of curly hair, is often seen drifting down the street. He gives one the impression that he wants to get somewhere, but does not know where he's going. 7Z'VVL,!,f,4i0L,,,.,f -. 1' NANCY ADAMSHICK Nancy is a little on the plump side as anyone can plainly see. All this extra avoirdupois means that much more personality. VICTORIA ALTAVILLA 'fVickie is very well liked. We are all hoping that some day. she will attain her ambition to he a Metropoli- tan Primadonna. ANTHONY AMENDOLA Ham is a student who can play football with the rough- est. players and can win a quiz contest with the most brilliant scholars. WILLIAM ANDREWS Billy is theblond, athletic type. Humility adds to his honor.. Handsome, don't you think so? And he comes from Lynwood, RAYMOND ANDRUCZKIEWICZ Qommonly' known as Polish , lives in Hanover Green, but spends most of hls time at Margie's. Who's Margie? Sh-h-h. STERLING AREGOOD A modest fellow who ranks well in his class. He played football in his senior year and made his letter. JOHN AYERS Bull is the quiet boy who hails from Lyndwood, a Killer Diller with the girls. Bull never misses a boxing tournament. MARY AZELKAS Mary is a problem child. She does so many things that you don't know what she'll do next. She likes to write, loves to travel, plays the piano, and is an artist. What a medley! ANNA BANKOS Eecause she is the life of the party, Chick likes to meet different people and enter- tain friends. Her vivacious spirit is ever capable of enlivening a dull party. JOSEPH BARANOSKI His main interest centers about boats and fishing. Sorry, girls are out as far as he is concerned. Don't be so bashful, Joe. JOSEPH BARR Barr is shy, but quite an orator. He is also a good sportsman and a great guy.

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MARY BRISLIN Tall, slim and graceful' Brissy is a lover of sports and an accomplished eques- trian. Her wit and humor makes her welcome in any crowd. Good wishes for success. REBECCA BRODHEAD One of our quiet girls who has very little to say. She always does her best when called upon, and knows her stuff. HELENE BRODGINSKI An excellent student with a sunny disposition. She is able to take a joke and can just as readily give one. All in all, she's a grand girl. NAN BROWN One of our top ranking students, always smiling and pleasant,who,we are assured, will be one most likely to succeed. This is our drum major out of uniform. JOANN BUBRICK Always skipping, gayly tripping, like a nymph from fairyland. When help's needed, Joann is first with a helping hand. IRENE BUCHKO She possesses a disposition that is priceless and a de- termination as stationary as the Polar Star. At any time, she is a girl worth knowing. FRANK BUDJNOSKI The bus always leaves too early when he is on his way to school. Being of a humor- ous nature he enjoys telling good jokes. He tells them in the office in order to get a late excuse, but the boss understands. MARTIN BUDNICK He's inclined to talk a lot and stretch the truth a bit, but he's contented, so we don't mind-or do we? LORETTA BUGUTSKI Bugs dcesn't need a funny joke to make her laugh. Has a good excuse when she's late for school-every day. I'll bet she wishes the movies would open earlier. HENRY BURDENSKI The best jitterbug in our class, without exception. O-o-h! can he get dances at the proms. ALBERTA BURKE Alberta is, without a doubt, one of the most beautiful and intelligent girls ever to enter our school. A good investment for any movie company. BETTY BUTTMAN A perfect student is Betty. Do others like her? You bet. She is indeed trustworthy. Because she is a credit to our school, we shall never forget her.