Hanover High School - Nornir Yearbook (Hanover, PA)

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DOROTHY EVELOCK Dorothy believes in the old theory: A good talker is a good listener. When she speaks, she actually says something. MARION EVERETT Evy possesses a person- ality that cannot be sur- passed. She's an intelligent student, and a real pal. If you ever need cheering up, go to Evy , for she always has a smile for everyone. I lCATHERINE FARRELL 6, yChestnut hair, blue eyes, quiet nature, and some tim- idity make up this half of the Farrell twins. Sorry that they were not quintup- ets. DOROTHY FARRELL In general, what is said about one twin usually goes for the other. Dotty is pretty, quiet in a way, a nice personality, and has a good sense of humor. PETER FELA An unusual shorthand abil- ity: very bashful and quiet, a good sense of humor. JOHN FELDMAN Butch is one of the most humorous of the seniors. The Rah Rah Boy , al- though gay, is one of the serious promoters of school activities. 20 LILLIAN FELL Lillian is the kind of friend that comes once in a life time. She is not only at- tractive, but also friendly, kind, and congenial. GEORGE FETCHKO Another of our quiet type is George, except when there are apples around. Outside the school, he can take pretty good care of himself. He's wise and so are we, his friends. HAZEL FITSER A sparkling, witty person- ality with a ready giggle. Hazel is all her name implies, happy Fitzker. KATHRYN FLYNN Kay , our silent partner, has not much to say, but what she says makes true friends. HELEN FROMEL To describe this girl, one would need a whole new set of adjectives-oomph, gla- mour, itganything that means a knockout . FRANK GADOMSKI Frank is one who believes in eight hours of sleep a day, and thinks school is the place to get them, but in spite of this, he manages to rank high in his class.

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DOROTHY DAVIS Dotty , a charming, jovial girl. Driving is her hobby. And can she drive! Whiz- Was that the wind? No, just Dotty . She never has a worry. Let the future take care of it , is her motto. JOHN DAVIS John prefers not to be heard and seldom even cares to be seen. He's a good student, however, and we're very glad to have him as one of our friends. LOUIS DeFALCO Lou is a quiet and sen- sible person who takes an interest in all the work he does. He is active in all sports and is a great dancer. EDWARD DENISEVICZ A fine boy to have as a friend, and you always know where to find him. If there is a group of girls at one end of the school, he's at the other. PAUL DENISEVICZ A well known football player, jolly and courteous with a mannerly disposition. To his fellow classmates he is Bees , PETER DOKAS Long may our tall, fair- haired, Henry Aldrich be remembered in the hearts of all. A more likeable fellow you could not find. TERESA DONAHUE Teresa seems to be bashful in classes, but once she's wound up you can't stop her. Although tiny, she is able to stay on her feet while roller skating. ROBERT DOWNS Bob is destined to become a butcher. He certainly cuts up enough around the school to make a good one. ANNA DUBIK Ann has the ability and ambition to get whatever she wants, but is rather easy- going and content to let things rest. She'll do any'- thing for a good time. 19 PETER DUDISH A good Sportsman, an intell- igent student, and a fellow who knows how to consider the feelings of others. One who deserves all the success that he is certain to attain. WILLIAM DULA When he is in an argument, he will always fight for his rights, and when he knows he is wrong, he will never say another word. Spends his time in Steve's Service Sta- tion. Arguer's hangout. DOROTHY EVANS A healthy set of nerves, a calm temperament, and a lover of sports, especially winter sports. Ask her how she likes the company at the Skating Rink.

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ROBERT GALLAGHER Tall, dark, and handsome, very neat appearing, he does not dance, or date. This is your chance,girls, but you'd better sneak up on him. ESTELLE GALSON Looks at us with those eyes and we might do anything. Now and then she smiles, now and then she loses her temper, now and then- oh shucks! BENJAMIN GATES Ben is our champion roller-skater. Only falls for the girls. He says they don't interest him-much. MARIE GIGLIOTTI She is loyal and true to all her friends-firm, yet kind, and never rude. All day long she is cheerful and hap- py. Who is it? None other than charming Marie. EDWARD GOLOMB Known as Pigeon by his close friends, but to all of us he is known as the little fellow with the big promises. DALLAS GRAY Just call him Dal g he's a Romeo on the streets, but like a mouse in school. Dal sees all, knows all, and hears all-about the girls. His ambition is in the air. GEORGE GRIFFITHS He is short, fat, and-? He's full of fun once he's started. He's better known as Go- get-and-fetch-it Griffiths. MARGUERITE GRYMKO We have great hopes for Marguerite in the athletic world. From what we hear she is the star of the Manley A. C. girls' team. Her per- sonality and friendly smile help to attract many new friends. DOROTHY GULA Here is a little, shy, delight- ful, dazzling doll with a pleasing personality and a. fine character. JOHN GULA A fine chap. To know him is to remember him-I mean his strut, hence his name- raGurnpyrv. JOHN GUSH Violinist, humorist, and actor. Out of 189 days of school, he was late 1805 the other nine days he was sick and didn't come. PETER HALESEY Here's a jolly good fellow! Yes, and Pete is also the Beau Brummel of the school. Although he's on every girl's list of acquaintances, Mom is still his favorite girl. 21