Hanover High School - Nornir Yearbook (Hanover, PA)

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DOROTHY LEWANOWICZ A flashing smile, a dignined look, and a delicate touch, that's Dotty -and what poise!!!! FRED LEWIS When Lew gets off the beam , he can be piloted back by changing the con- versation to hunting or fishing. Lew ' is in reality the Zane Gray of his home room group. HELEN LEWIS A happy-go-lucky and charming individual with great intellect, a pal who thinks nothing too difficult to attempt. DORIS LLEWELLYN Need any pointers on bowl- ing? Then see Doris, who bowls a high score and can well offer advice. Ask her to imitate Baby Snooks - she's accomplished. DOROTHY LORE Good-Deed Dottie . She enjoys helping out. Some- one said her tongue is un- hinged at both ends, but it isn't so. She is just quick- witted. ALEX LUCKES One of the prize gridiron heroes that Hanover has produced. Rumor has it that he has a secret love. How about it, Red ? RUTH LYNN Queenly or stately are usual- ly the words used to describe a girl of Ruthie's type, but she's too much fun to describe. MERLIN MADDEN Merlin is one of those fellows whose acquaintance always remains an impres- sive one. His ready smile and helping hand are some- thing beyond description. JANE MAGEE Poetic, dramatic, magnetic, and dynamic. Delectable, stupendous, colossal, gigan- tic-All these belong to Jane Magee, our pride and joy, a success to be. 27 STEPHEN MAHLE The football idol of all girls, but he is oblivious to all their sighs. The fellows like him, too. EUGENE MARKOSKI The athletic Ace. He played center on the football team, and everybody got past himgexcept the man with the ball. He also studies occasionally. PATRICE MARLOWE Behind her tiny stature and somewhat backward person- ality lies a heart as big as herself-even bigger.

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JOHN KUHL Johnny is one fellow you can't resist having for a friend. Can he dance? Well, give him a couple of rusty nickels and a juke box and you will have a perfect picture of Johnny's par- adise. ANNA KUKLA The irresistible type. Quiet at the right time, not always chattering and gigglmgg amiable, and with a good sense of humor. EDWARD KURELLO Edward's ambition is to be an accordionist, his hobby is mainly photography. He is also interested in aviation. Why he is so shy toward the girls is a mystery. LEONARD KREITZER Wings no doubt would be the best name to apply to this designer of planes. With Leonard, it's just airplanes, morning, noon, and night. HELEN KRENITSKI Helen harbors a zealous desire to enter the nursing profession. We hope her patients will like her as well as we do. Her winning smile will take her far. MILDRED KRLIC They call her Cho . She has won high honors with her brilliancy. She gained Wide popularity with her cheerleading. Everyone loves her because she is always ready, willing and able. EDNA LAZARCHIK You will be attracted to her by her fine mannerisms. She is popular around the school and is active in all sports. GEORGE LEHMAN Googs is a midget if there ever was one. He could be an A student, but his interest is in sports. He seems to fit in nicely. JOSEPH LEVANDA His favorite hobby is golf at which he spends his time in the summerfcaddying. After graduating he expects to settle down as a great sur- geon. Here's hoping, Angelo . 26 CONSTANCE KRZYWICKI Truck on down and Susie Q . This clever witted, likeable, little miss would rather dance than eat. She would even prefer dancing to school. How unusual. Oh yeahll!! RUTH KRZYWICKI Pleasant, obliging, consider- ate-yes. Only adjectives on the finer side can be used in describing Ruthie . EDWARD KUCZYNSKI A fine boy, short and stocky, and well known by his nick- name, Kuta . He has the mind of a comedian, and some day his name will be among radio's best.

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M4 Jil- ilf ya x BETTY MARSON Blue eyes, blond, and a cheery smilefthat's Betty. Active in all girls' sports. A sure success in any voca- tion. She has what it takes. RUTH MAT YAS Our girl of the guitar-or should we say our future cowgirl? Ruth is a perfect lady and popular with girls and boys. FRANCES MAYEWSKI A quiet and refined girl. Francy is a girl who be- lieves in few friendships, but true ones. Loyalty to her friends stands out in her. JAMES MCGEE t'Muggs is a boy who is always on the run. The excuses he offers for being late have even Fibber McGee beat. But Muggs is OK. MARIE MCLAUGHLIN Miss Marie is a replica of a Hollywood star who can cheer and entertain anyone. No dull moments with herg she sings, dances, plays the piano, and always finds a gay word and smile. BETSY McREYNOLDS A fun loving girl, fond of frolic. Betsy loves to dance and enjoy herself. She helps to cheer up everyone who is blue. 28 EARL MEIER Looking for an orator? Here he is. A boy of sterling character, brilliant and very active in school activities, a sense of humor, and a leader of the class. IRENE MIKULA She is our paradise in class- our greatest consolation- so cheerful, gay and happy, so free from all vexation. We hope Irene will have an ideal destination. GENEVIEVE MIKULSKI Genevieve is known for her ability to acquire friends by her jolly good-natured laugh. She is determined to reach her goal-nursing. A sure cure for all her patients. PAUL MIKUSH Paul is a very quiet lad, except when it comes to studies. There he is quieter. He loves sports, but he didn't get around to trying out for any. BETTE MILLER Small in stature, great in manner, ambitious, quiet, good humored. Yes, that's Bette. Hanover's contribu- tion to the business world of tomorrow. WALTER MITTRICK Perchy , brilliant and with an ear for music, loves to wander in the fields and listen to the birdies: can imitate their calls, too. He is an artist of the harmonica.