Hanover High School - Revonah Yearbook (Hanover, IL)

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 REVONAH 2 CLASS PROPHECY r Methinks 1 am a Prophet New Inspired Name Their Ambition Our Prediction Nora Ballein A millionaire Famous editor of “Derinda Center Weekly” Bill Donnan Eminent Psychologist Janitor at Hanover High School. “I couldn’t bear to leave,” said Bill. Bonnie Bearsley Nurse Child prodigy discovered at the age of 59. Roger Hedeman Coach Roger is now a porter on the famous Zephyr. He is very close to many noted coaches. Marilyn Mielke Nurse The dancing “Little Liver Pill” on Carter’s program. Cecil Peschang Undertaker Operator of Hanover’s “Rest in Pieces” funeral parlor. Mary Potter Nurse Mary has gained a little weight and Is now the mistress of ceremonies on “Life Begins at Two Hundred. Herbert Wilson Farmer Three time winner of Indianapolis speed- way. Virginia Scharf Beautician Famous joke writer for the Herb Shriner program. Albert Noton Engineer Albert is employed with Ringling Brothers. He is chief merry-go-round operator. Miriam Leidinger To own a dog kennel Miriam surprised us. She is now the re- known magician “Mandrake Miriam.” Jack Robinson Civil Engineer Jack is on the KDTH staff doing bird imitations on the sousaphone. Kay Hazer Nurse A famous detective. Kibitzer Kay got her man. John Wunderlin Body and fender man Colonel of S. O. D.. great humanitarian, allows absolutely no mental labor on the post. Edith Peschang Air line hostess Edith Anne is now the owner of the famous “Coffee Bean’’ restaurant. Burdette Mercer Farmer Burdette surprised us by growing a beard and taking over the “Gabby Hayes Show.” Mary Shafer Doctor Replacement for Kate Smith whose theme song is “When the moon comes over the clothesline, I'll be waiting in the laundry basket.” Barbara Weede Mechanic Author of “How to catch a man. and hold him” or Wrestling, as you like it.” Mary Anne Jagielski Grade School teacher International leader of a famous spy ring. They are wanted on several counts for stealing the holes from donuts. Charlane Randecker Stenographer Baton twirler for the Hanover Osmolian Dixieland Band. Jill Robinson Nurse Discoverer of new “no smear lipstick.” Years of study, testing, and expirmenta- tion went into this product. Patricia Kehl Artist New chief cook and bottle washer in the cafeteria on the floor under the high chair or “Hash for dinner.” Eldora Sweeney Farmer’s wife “Solar System Sweeney” ace of “Captain Video” program. Marilyn Speer Social studies teacher Poet laureate of Massbach. “Ode to a Marshmallow” is her most famous work at the present. • 1 9 5 3

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REVONAH fife JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY By Indirections Find Directions Out' The Junior Class started 1953 in Hanover High School with twenty-six members. The class officers were elected for the busy year: President, Keith Croffoot; Vice-President, Jack White; Secretary-Treasurer, Norma Kaufman; Student Council member, Joan Larson; and Mr. Richard Wojan as the class advisor. On December 4, 1952, we presented our Junior Class play Junior Miss which was directed by Mr. Wojan. This was one of the many times we had a big success, made money, and still had fun. Our class will always be proud of Bruce Butts, Keith Croffoot, Jack White, Larry Cobine and Max Harksen, who played so gallantly on the football team. Last but not least, we must not forget Jimmy Stutzman and Keith Croffoot who played on the basketball team. In order to raise money for our class treasury, we sold refreshments at basketball and football games, had bake sales, candy sales, gave a dance, and gfcve a chili supper which went over with a big bang I Quite a few of the Juniors help to make the Hanover Hi-Lites a successful and enjoyable school paper. The Juniors and Seniors also sponsored a Sports Night which was very exciting and enjoyable. The Juniors are looking forward to Prom Night which is going to be on AAay 23, 1953. The theme will be Harbor Lights. We, the class of 1954, wish the Seniors much happiness and success. 19 5 3 a