Hanover High School - Nornir Yearbook (Hanover, PA)

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WALTER MIZINSKI Well-mannered. His cour- tesy is worthy of emulation. Surely, there is a worth- while place in life for one who is so considerate of others. DOROTHY A. MUSHALLA Dot is a talker, not bad, but a talker. She ranks with the best in the upper bracket. DOROTHY J. MUSHALLA A person with a big heart and a friendly smile. For- ever joking with others and especially popular with the boys. LILLIAN NARSAVAGE Five feet, two inches of jolliness and a talent for singing - that's Lil . Promptness stands always as her motto??? May your future ring out with suc- cess as does your voice, pal. THOMAS NAUGLE Some say red hair is a sign of a hot temper, but it isn't so with Foggy , He is a quiet lad, humorous in a way, and liked by all. EDWARD NELSON His red hair and drumming ability are his outstanding characteristics. However, his generosity surmounts these handicaps. MARCELLA NOVAK Marcella possesses a charm- ing personality and a win- ning smile. She has initiative and ability to achieve. Marc is musically inclined and also active in school affairs. ELIZABETH O'JEVICH Betty , only five feet one inch tall and like Napoleon in many other respects. Witty, but she doesn't know it. It's a gift that endears her to all. Wee, wise, and witty. MARY OSHIRAK Small in stature but large in heart, a blithe amiability. A good sport, always. AGNES PAPROTA Eggy , a blue eyed blond and a domestic waltz queen, is a sure bet for success in whatever work she may undertake, especially in the kitchen. RAYMOND PETCAVAGE Dusty , the Rubinoff of our school would be lost without his violin. When the great Tommy Dorsey, Wayne King, Fred Waring, and Benny Goodman, will have been forgotten, Dusty Petcavage's Band will still live on. GEORGE PETRILAK George executes his post as a band member very well. He's always ready and will- ing to do something to promote the welfare of the senior class. 29 H X O 'QA .L A SK-K X L7 4 2

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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.

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STANLEY PETROSKI Nasty , contrary to his name, is a quiet, pleasant, likeable fellow. Don't rufiie his fur, he's a Bear Cat . ARLEEN PHILLIPS Quiet, small in height, but very intelligent: jovial, yet serious. All these combined describe Arleen, a character we shall never forget. MICHAEL PHILLIPS This gentleman is well versed in the art of hardware merchandising. We predict a successful business career for Mike . JOHN PLEBAN Pleb is one of the finest type of students-well-mam nered, trustworthy, and a friend to all. Although he is in love and likes his beauty nap, he still gets his school work. THEODORE POGODZINSKI This is Teddy , a chubby fellow who is a member of the orchestra and band, the Tommy Dorsey of Korn Krest. He's also a great sportsman. A rare combina- tion of interests. THEODORE POMIANEK Spud , our fearless and dependable football man- ager, as honored as any player. The future captain of the Marines. LYDIA POPADYNEC Lydia is a jolly, lovable girl. She likes dancing and believes in sharing them with many. Her friends are many and true. DOROTHY PRICE Vim, vigor, and vitality. Dorothy put her entire heart into her school work and showed great results. He's a lucky man. Best wishes, Dorothy. JULIA PST RAK A sweet personality, full of rascality, loving and friendly you know-The kind of girl who hasn't a care, but smiles with every Hello . 30 MARION PSTRACK Give her a paint brush, some pigments, and a canvas, and the rest of the world can go hang. Also with her singing voice she is going to get some place-or else. SELMA RABINOWITZ Selma is a girl who sticks up for her rights. She acquires a wholesome appearance with shiny, curly black hair, a hearty laugh and a lovely personality. MARY REDENSKI Here is a typical girl from Hanover. She is interested in sports and other school activities. Never too busy to give help when it is needed: she will go far in the world of designing. This is her dream.