Hancock High School - Memento Yearbook (Lemay, MO)

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We ded1cat,e the 1953 Memento to our frlend teacher and helper Mr Brommer 'lhe fr1endsh1p wh1ch we have shared Wlth h1m has 1nsp1red us w1t,h the love of know ledge wh1ch he spreads by h1s 1ntell1gent manner and stern ways He has tau t usnot only of the accumu lated facts 1deas and acuons of man hut, also of our respons1b1l1ty as an 1n d1v1dual 1n a denocratlc SOC1Cl'.y throu h1s om respons1b1e atutude and 1nd1v1du al1sm How often has he sacr1f1ced h1s mme bo help us how many gralns of sand are an the beach We hope that ln some small way th1s ded1cat1on makes up for what he has done so unself1sh1y Sl! .. j 1' ' . 1 'anal 3

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1 If mf QYXIZKWZ The voxce of Amerlca can be heard rlng 1ng through the home school factory and Off1C8 The songs that are heard are melo d1es of laughter and of pralse for work well done Language 1S a barrler that only muslc can penetrate and when Amerlca slngs all can understand Through the C6HtUF16S SIHCC our natlon was founded muslc has been the one out stand1ng way of expresslng our feellngs whether they be gay or sad whether we seek entertalnment or whether we w1sh to w0r3h1p Our pace toward our goals has of ten been qulckened by the llvely rhythm of a PHCYIOLIC tune or the wonderous beauty of a mymn When you pass a home a school a fac tory a church or Just an empty lot llsten closely and you too w1ll hear Amer1ra s nglng 5 Q K I ,ff ' 1 4. .XXI l