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

 - Class of 1944

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We will Irma Kreppz, red hair to Billie Jfean- Greer. Now she won't have to take so much pain with hers. We will Virginia Frank, Retha Patifick, Vera Medley, and Dorothy Fauth's ability to become engaged before graduation to anyone who thinks they can do it. We will Rose Mary Pohlmanfs typing, ability to anyfunior who is badly in need of it. We will Lucille Bang r,fand Bernice Horst's closaacompanion- ship to Ruth White and Doris Murray who already are good pals. We are proud to will from Jim Hammond, Bob Bannecker, Bill DeMay, Russell Kiefer, and Clarence Gray, their patricrtism to leave school to :Stein the Armed Forces to all those boys who will soon follow their example. We will Alice Wilcoxfs quiet manner and reserve to Betty and Ruth Valleroy, who could use a little of it. To the future art classes of Hancock, we leave Rita Long, Gwen Conrad, Virginia Wood, lois E'-Jade, and Billie Jean Black's artistic ability. We will to G loria Haefner, Mary Jane Rodermund's neatness in wearing her clothes. A We will Margaret and Everest Hecht's ability to get along as brother and sister to Laura and Lloyd Campbell who seem equally devoted. From Helen Dauer and Delores Ploesser, we leave their four years of close friendship to Joyce Sanderson and Larraine Polster who already have a two year start. ' We leave Jean Postlewait's studiousness to G eorgewhittg- ington. This should make him a model student of Hancock. U We will Betty Bri,cker's cute dimples to, Estelle Wills, This shouldmake Estelle have evena cuter smile in the future. . To .Terry Cornman, we will Charles Chamber's ability to write poems., This added to .Terry's alreadygood record, should make her a famous poetress.



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Norman Geller leaves his strong voice to Emmett Bales. We wonder if Emmett might use this to good advantage? Frank Alberti leaves his bashfulness to Leroy Miller. Not that wethink Leroy neais Unis but it might be of some use to him. We leave Irma Bodeman's blushing manner to Myron Enloe. While in lrma's care it has been used on numerous occasions and we are giving it to Myron in the hopes that it will be needed. We leave Raymunda Hennrich's ability to do her shorthand homework to the future shorthand classes. We will Virginia Rettig's ability mntell corny jokes and get by with it to BobHood.who seems to have gotten pretty far with the same talent. We leave Eiaruv' Risch's quietness to some of the lower classmen who are quite noisy and forward. Audrey Schober leaves her good humor to the faculty of Hancock. This should make Hancock a very jolly school. Lorraine Zimmermann leaves her sewing ability to the future sewing classes of Hancock. Now Miss Besel shouldn't have so much trouble in the future. Charles Kain leaves his curly hair to Bob Buyan. We know that Bobfs liair is already pretty, but with Charley's curls added to his, he will have to start running in the future to keep away from all his female admirers. Bill Whimewills his ability to give witty remarks in the classroom to Harvey Heimann. The classes hext year should be far from dull. Richard Frazee leaves his title of nBest dressed boy in the Senior Classn to anyone who thinks that theycmn earn this title. lt isn't easy, so start early! Ernest Blest leaves his parking spacetn Leonard Wieland. Neg he can park his car on the lot, instead of 511 front of sc oo . LaVerne Poston wills her ability to botlxgo to school and work to anyone who thinks they can do it.

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