Hanover High School - Nornir Yearbook (Hanover, PA)

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First RowfeG. Markle, R. Millheim, E. Miller, R. Reese, F. Moore, H. Masemer, E. Moul, F. Neiderer, H. Price, W. Meckley, R. Redding, S. Mummert. Second Rowf-W. Neidharnmer, H. Resh, A. Parr, M. A. Shoemaker, J. Pennewill, D. Price, B. Masenheimer, B. Mummert, M. Rebert, J. Barnes, J. Alban, L. Resser, G. Mathias, C. Smeak. Third Rou'ffG. Rickrode, M. Bowersox, B. Berwager, B. Baker, J. Blccher, R. Brown, O. Black, L. Aumen, G. Rebert, P. Noble, N. Reigle, J. Newman, M. Rightmire, R. Richter. First Rou:fR. Garrett, M. Fasnacht, M. Good, C. Bechtel, M. Dietz, J. Fisher, H. Culp, G. Berniller, E- Bixler, C. Buie. Second RouffR. Forrey, J. Frock, D. Garrett, L. Good, R. Fake, W. Gobrecht, H. Colestock, D. Aulthouse, H. Fuhrman, P. Comitz, D. Fuhrman. Third Row-M. L. Garrett, A. Grove, L. Doyle, M. C. Gulden, E. Formwalt, G. Ferree, J. Brown, C. Gladfelter, A. Sheets, C. Shaffer. P. Gobrecht, D. Fulco. Fourth RowfJ. A. Fox, R. Dubbs, M. Wisensale, B. Arentz, V. Eline, E. Glant, M. Eichelberger, V, Frock, F. Garrett, M. Hart, A. Aulthouse, A. Cleveland, C. Funk. Twenty-seven

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anim' lass istory In the fall of '46, we, as juniors, once again entered the familiar halls of our be- loved E. H. S. with the hope of accomplish- ing greater and better things than we had achieved during the preceding year. The first event, which attracted much attention during our junior year, was the election of class oflicers. The returns of the election were announced at a dance held on November 5. During the year many boys participated in athletics. Some took part in the fall and winter sports, football, basketball, and wrestling, others participated in the spring sports, baseball, and track. Many of our boys and girls, who partici- pated in dramatics and music, not only enacted roles in our sophomore play, Tiger House , but also took part in our junior play, Every Family Has One. Many members of our class contributed to the success of the operetta, My Maryland , which was presented in the latter part of April. Having said farewell to the seniors at the Sophomore Junior Prom, we, the class of '48, look into the future, when we too will depart from our enjoyable and well- spent years at E. H. S. Twenty-six

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Ftrst RowfD. Sltuffle, R. Zumbrum, D. Staub, R. Trone, P. Stonesifer, I. Sowers, W. Therit, B. Sterner, C Zinn, H. Warehirne. Second Row-B. Weaver, C. Stetter, M. Smith, D. Wolfe, E. Cooley, B. Wildasin, P Sterner, H. Stauffer, E. Leonard, D. Nace, Y. Soullaird. Third Row-M. Yost, D. Shriver, E. Swartz, E Sterner, P. Wildasin, B. Snyder, E. Thoman, C. Wagaman, B. Smith, M. Taylor. I L First RowfG. Bair, I. Brown, N. Kranzdorf, L. Hershey. R. Hartlaub, N. Cline, R. Laird, D. LeFevre, W. Bittinger. E. Bupp, C. Hubley. W. Hoover. Second RowfM. Jensen, M. Karlus, N. Jones, F. Kopp, S. Leppo, M. Laughrnan, M. Keeney, J. Bolin, J. Little, J. Hoke, B. Arentz. Third Row-J. Folmer, V. Krug. G. Hyde, D. Jacobs. J. Lau, M, Frock. N. Ketterman, D. Markle, D. Leister, P. Leese, P. Artley, H. Kessler, E. Leonard E. Bange. Twenty-eight