Hanover High School - Nornir Yearbook (Hanover, PA)

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MARGARET HOWATT ARTHUR HARRISON Kelly is a witty sort of fellow. He is very active in school affairs and cooperates with everyone for the best school interests. DAVID HAVIR He studies every day except Monday, Tuesday, Wednes- day, Thursday, Friday and Saturday and what he learns on Sunday, he forgets by Monday. Just Kiddingf' Seriously he's O.K. LESLIE HELLER Known to his friends as Red Heller . His ambition is to get a wife too proud to let her husband work. He is a whiz on ice skates and only wants to know who Yehoodi is. RAY HELVIG Under this innocent appear- ance Ray overflows with mischief. His happiest hours were spent in French class- day dreaming! Humorous, interesting, and nonchalant, an ideal combination that only Ray can achieve. CATHERINE HENNING She can be as rough as they make 'em or as feminine as the traditional clinging vine, and knows how to mix the two in a bewildering fashion. STEWART HETTIG A fine chap who gets along with everyone, knows all he is supposed to, and classes himself with everyone else. Tried and proved, a 1002, Hanoverian. X -QE' blk Y Ei S, DURWOOD HILL Dur intends to become an engineer. His hobby is baseball and his favorite sub- ject is French. Oh Yeah! THOMAS HOGAN This is our blond hurricane who is loved by all. Noted for his class-room activity and 'is punctuality. f, Q 1 Vx A7 fs 4 fy! f Y 'Aff , f , i JOHN HONAVITCH A toast to Hoy , class president, one of the most intelligent of our students, and most sincere and noble of friends, a truly fine char- acter who is deserving of every success. 22 With her talking and acting ability Margaret is sure to find success, but when she forms her own opinion, well, that's just another story, for she has everyone guessing. WILLIAM HOXIE Duke is 5ft. 11in. tall and weighs 140 lbs. He has blond curly hair, sometimes dis- puted whether natural or otherwise. A real guy. HELEN HRICKO This young, vivacious, blond miss hails from Korn Krest. Her friendly laugh and good manners help her to make many friends. An artistic rollerskater.

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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

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JOSEPH JONEIKIS Joseph is a young man we are compelled to look up to, both for his height and for his manliness. His ability as a public speaker will certain- ly prove an asset. EDWIN JONES He's that dark haired fellow that goes places . You will find him at all of the school affairs. To him Success is just a by-word, but seri- ously, he's O. K. HORTENSE JONES This shy little miss, who usually has a nickname for everybody, would find school rather boring without phys- ics or geometry. SOPHIA HRITZIK Zosh is a swell pal. She likes her dancing and is always telling jokes. She works hard to get her studies and will certainly go places with her personality. RUSSELL HRIVNACK Turk is bashful and quiet. He knows where he is going and is on his way. His many friends always enjoy him. JOHN HRYCAJ He is the finest specimen of us all. He is tall, fierce, red haired and red bearded. He's better known as the Red Russian . MARY HUGHES Mary is a down-right nice girl in spite of her witty remarks. Did you say jitter- bug? Well, you should see her. FRANCES HUGHES A girl who will stand up for her rights, and fight until she gets them, with interest. Not that she's pugnacious- merely determined. CHARLES JENDRICKS Here's a joker if there ever was oneg plays a sax and fools around with a clarinet: a real all-around fellow. He has nice brown hair, too. JACK JONES Jack can't be a misogynist, because he is always pester- ing girls for candy or cookies. His sobriquet is Jigger . Some think that he is a book worm', but on the contrary, he is an adroit student. MARTHA JCNES How about a recipe for fun? Off hand I'd say Martha will appease a curious appetite. Her flaming golden locks and Martha-Raye humor rrake her a jolly good fellow . WILLIAM JONES Binky is a jolly, happy-go- lucky lad who believes in taking life easy. He makes friends easily. 23