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

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ITEiJ FRESm.EIT Uj-on entering high school v,e w,ere placed withe group of students which were to be our future classmates. Many of them pre taking ' . ' ood ' Vork, French, Latin, and Mech nical Drawings. There are many Bills, Johns, and Bobs, but each has his w i personality by which he is known. All of the high school students were freshmen once and they know hov. a freshman feels; but still they are looked down upon. The first job that came up for each of us to do wee to deliver about one hundred circulars pertaining to the Amend- ment Mo. One. Although we were called upon to do many tasks it still was a e.reat sensation to be c freshman. At last we have entered high school ana hove started planning for our future. l.I-ny of our classmates will never finish school and to these students we wish them luck and success. They will probably miss the most happy days of their lives by not continuing. OLD FRESKIvIEI The old freshmen class ofK ncock consists ol twenty-six girls. They all participate in all active sports and some have played in the intermurals. The class officers consists of: Class President Kathleen Higerix Vice President Llartha Lee Morgan Class Secretary taurine Kaemmerer Class Treasure Shirley Dischbein Class Reporter Estell Y. ' ille Student Council Bernice Hurt I ' m sure thtt I, the reporter, and the rest cf the fresh- men will do all v.-e can to keep Hancock the successful school that it has been.