Hancock Place High School - Momento Yearbook (St Louis, MO)

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RussellKiefer leaves his radio- knowledge to Keniiy Grtice. V ith these dualities plus his own, Kenny s hould be a great radio technician some day. V e will Delores Engel ' s basketball ability to Marcella Feider. V ith Dee ' s speed and Marcella ' s ability, Marcella should become an outstanding player like Dee. To Arlene Rudoph vre leave Marion Torrencfe •■s qiiifet manriEr. ' .Ve hope Arlene will use this ciuality to every advantage and hope she vail profit by this beo uest. To Nancy Blackwe leave Betty Erb ' s admiration for Ameri- can History 1 Kever crabbing about her lessons or v;ith the teacher and jumFing at her slightest conniand. Annr, and Katherine Reiser leave their sisterly devotion to the Dale 3l;jters. With this willed they should become very cloL,e t cne another, just as Anna and Katherine. Don Earklage vails his ability to pass his Navy test (both mental and -oh- ' sioal) to Bill DeMay v ho is also very interested in the ■S ' - ' - We ioiow that with Don ' s ability, personality, ana goDQ tr ' i ts willed, Bill vail go far in the way of success. To Deris Hullingsworth we leave Euna Mae Hurt ' s ability of hrvii T so many soldier boyfriends. Better stock up on stamps Doris if you want to keep up v ith Euna v ho already has such d lergn correspondence. AlJne Schilling, one of the best dancers in our class, leaves her ability to Mary Richardson. Now at all future dancesat Hancock Mary should be as popular as Aline has been in the past, Vircent Winkelmann leaves his good taste, when it comes to girlp, to Russell Blattner. Vincent has alv ays had good looking girlE; and we arc sure that vath this bo u ' -st . Russell will becor t uite a lady ' s nan. o [Ees Folliday v ills his ability to give v itty remarks in the classioom toKenny Osberg. The classes neiit year should be I ' jr ftjm dull. o will and becueath Shirley Moser ' s ability of getting excited at exam time to anyone who can live through it. .7e Seninip nsve pity on the students left who v. ' ill have to take tesoT. Lntr of luck and we hope you pass.

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and we are sure Estelle ' s must have done the sane to Shorty Csmpbell.. •Je will Lorraine Pausch ' s ability of doing her English to Fllda Resatarlts v ho could use a little of it. Now next year Hilda will be making E ' s in English--v;e hope. To Charlotte Sandusky we v ill Lorraine Scherrer ' s pleas- ing personality. This should endear Charlotte to her class- mates as Lorraine has been endeared to our class. ' e kno w v;ith this willed Charlotte will go far. Virginia Swinhart leaves her ability of being another Perc V. ' estraore when it comes to fixing her hair to Bette Jockson. The tv o combined abilities should make Bette quite a stylist in the newest manners of hair-style. To Ov en Conrad, we will Angela V illenburg ' s technique for art. Angela ' s artistic nature coupled with the exper- ience Owen alresjdy has, should m.ake h im a nominee for the Staff Avtist of ' 44. Cilbert Johnson has always been a joy to the Study Hall teachers becauise of his quite manner. This we will to all the smarty ' s in(5 rowdy ' s who seem to get a joy out of bother- ing ard je£ter:jng the Study Hall Teachers. To j.ficy ? ' ' iller, Ti... Kempf leaves his ai iJ ity to fall asltep ■ ■:. hi.? classes. This should be vrelcomed oy all the tec-t-her..; .bo will have to contend with L.roy In the future. June ?Ienne leaves her natural wavy hair to Theres :. Dar- ner. Vie are sure that Theresa will appreciate the gift. Clarence Gray leaves his Cape Girardeau drav;l to Dot Ifemra who already has a Southern one. V e are sure with the two c o m- bined. Dot will then possess a nev kind. To Kate Eigerix vie vrill Dorothy Gillraan ' s willingness in helping and htr pleasing personality. Dot has been a joy to our clast and v e hope Kate wil]. be the same to hers. ' :ie leave all of Crace Schicke ' s good traits, personality plus, and her sbudiousness to all the students of Hancock High, ' , e hope that each Junior, Sophomore, and Freshman will take advantare of these things willed, and we are quite sure they wiJl bo as popular in their class as Grace has been in ours .

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Bill Neely wills his nickname sleepy to Charles Bonner. If Ciierles lives up to this name the school will be very quiet rex , year. To Doris Schiclce we will and bequeath Elamay Blest ' s ever lasting popularity, versatitity, and personality. We are sure that if Doris uses this to the best of her advantage she will b3 as popular in her class as Elamay has been in ours. Eileen Johnson leaves her cute wink to Myron Enloe, Th ti added trait, plus Myron ' s ovm technique should make him th3 ' ' World ' s Greatest Winker. Good luck Myron. Ws leave Gene Sutton and Darwin Moss ' s courtesy to the t ' sachcrs to all the boys in Hancock School. The teachers should b- very pleased now that all the boys are going to be court eon.ij next year, just as the Senior boys were this year. I- e.iJ ' ietta Johnson leaves her beautiful hair to Margaret Hecht. This added to Marf;aret ' s own charms should make her a second Veronical Lake. To Vera Mae Medley, we leave Dorothy Nevill ' s ability to md ' ' fc up back work. With this trait Vera Mae shouldn ' t have aay difficulty with Miss Penn in making up back work. To George Smith we leave Alfred Geisler ' s quiet ways. We hope that in George ' s future years at Hancock that he will not be a worry wart , as he has been. Elizabeth Scheifler wills her ability to hold a job to Audrey Schober. This will be of great advantage to Audrey who aext year will be a Senior and will be considering jobs. Good L-.ck. Thp taatators of this will, Grace Schicke and Valeria Cocoa, do hereby constitute and appoint Mr. Fischer, Mrs, Schicke, aa- i. I ' m. Strobel sole executors of this our last will ard terteni .t, n, WI ' ! ' i.T-E.3 -. fTEREOr, We, The Class of 43 , have to this wi]l i«t o u- bands and seal this sixteenth day of June, Cne Thcj3.v.nd N-.rc Mx- dred and Forty-three. Seniors of . ' 43