Hancock High School - Memento Yearbook (Lemay, MO)

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THE SUPE BI N TENDEN T Mr L1ndhurst our capable and frlendly super1ntendent 1S the Gonrnander 1J.A'S..ulCf of our space sh1p He was horn at Steelv1lle M1ssour1 and recelved l11S Hmctor of FAUCHCIOH degree from Washlngton Un1vers1ty He began h1s teaclung career at Bakersvllle Hlgh School Bakersxulle M1SSOLlI'1 where he taught soc1al studles After he came to Hancock he taught for several years before he became pr1nc1pal and later the Super1ntendent of Schools Ha has also taught 1n the De partment of IHUCBCIOD at Waslungton Un1vers1ty for several sumners Oxr Conmander 111 Cluef has several hObb18S but he especlally enjoys f1sh1ng and crafts He 1S truly a fr1end and counselor to the students THF PHIN CI PAL Mr Langehenn1g the Gonmander of our space sh1p has been Wlth the Hancock Schools lor 81 teen years He taught f1rst at ancock Jun1or Hlgh for eight years before accept1ng the pos1t1on of coach for Sen1or Hlgh where he served for f1ve years before accept1ng the pos1t1on of prlnclpal He graduated from NbK1nley grade school and got lus h1gh school dlploma from Cleveland llgh He went to Harrls Teachers College for one year then entered Westmlnster College and stayed there for two years before returnlng to St Lou1s and enter1ng Washlngton Un1 VCPSIYY where he recelved a B S and M A degree 1n MUCHCIOII Our Conmander l1kes all sports very much but favors basketball and track He IS a fr1endly and capable leader who 1S well llked by all students THE FA CUL TY The Captalns of our space sh1p are the teacher They are a group of outstandlng men and women 1Ilfl'l61I f1eld Pmong the faculty there 1S one lbctor of Educatlon ten teachers hold master degrees and ten have bachelor degrees from accred1ted un1vers1t1es If! add1 tlon several of the members are worklng for advanced degrees W1th then' educat1on and years of experlence they have taught the students and helped to prepare them for the future Aslde from thelr teach1ng they have been counselors and frlends to the students The faculty w1ll not only be remembered by the students for the l ssons they have taught but for the f1ne ldeals they represent .5 . Y 3 'I ' ' - A. ' - s x Y ' I F D .. .. .. 0 4 A 2 ' i - f . ,Y . . . - - - . - Li ' A - v , , 4 -yo - A ' , U , y 4 , Q .. , . , Q - , .1 , , , F . , 9 Q ., w , . P ma f- ' ' ' Y Q Ag 5,

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I are A'-dl? One1ofthe best llked and most capable superlntenoents Uancotr nas ever had IS Mr lanes L1HdhUFSt Wk Llndhurst has xwen 21 years of SSFVICC to the School U1StF1Ct of Hancock He began h1S career as a SOF13l StUd16S teacher then was prlnclpal of the h1gh school for n1ne years before he henan h1s present dut1es as superlnttndent of schools of lbctor OflAUC8t1OH and has tau ht IH the lkpartnwnt of hdUCHL1OH at Wash1ngton ln1vers1ty for several summers Mr Llndhurst s advlce to the students IS that they make every effort to achleve to the best of thelr ab1l1ty ID thelr school workanl never be late fhe COHCIHUHLIOH of our dEHOCf3L1C way of l1fe to a great extent 13 dependent upon the h1 h school students who soon w1ll become the actlve CICIZBDS of our HBKIOH 10 you Wr Llrdhurst we dedlcate the Faculty S6CtlOH of the 1954 Nkrento 7 ? ' ' I 1 ,l, I . , . - , M . . .I K . i . U,v vi ,- . . . . . G , . ,, . . , , . H A 1 V . . . 4 . fu' l f ' l L- 1 I x . Mr. Lindhurst isa graduate of Washington University with a degree 7 ' sr ' , ' ' C , . 5 ,' . m. U l a A D ' If I ' Y . t D . . . . H ,W 1 I . .IA I . . K . l A I

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fl Quzcinq ima funn-r ARTHUR F LANGEHENNIG Pr1nc1pa1 JAMES L LINDHI RST Su erxnt ni t in YK