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

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JAMES STEGER'S favorite expression 'nteach'for.Miss Schaefferkoetter to RICHARD JOURDEN.. JOHN SCHAEFER'S gavel as student president to CAROLINE PARR .who could wield it graciously. CLINTON ZOLMAN'S trumpet lips to JERRY MORGAN.. JERRY WARD'S judgement in picking pretty dates to JIMMY SUTTON, DEE STEVEN'S interest in his sisters to all brothers if they want to be popular. DAVID MOSS' dislike for the fair sex to RICHARD PECORAROU RICHARD MEINE wa ts ALBERT HOST to have his calm quietnessp BILL MALONEY thinks WALTER MEYER will thoroughly enjoy BILL'S pickaup appeal to 'goingdsteadyn girls. ' WILLIAM MATTHES wills his car to Mr. Langehennig. GEORGE MOORE respectfullysubmitshismusicalabilitytoC1AUDETTE VALEROY. WILLIAM MOSIER'S executive ability goes to RICHARD COUNTSU LEO SCHLITTLER'S 'Sense of humor and fair play to SHIRLEY WESTFALL., DON GRIMM'S latest musical hit to Mr. Hentchel. DONALD BRUGGEMAN'S sex appeal to JIM FITZGIBBONS who has a cute smile to go with it. JACK MANGOLD'S drawing skill to CAROL SIEMS, CHARLES RISCH wills his much used text books to EDDIE KETCHERSIDE. BILL THUMM'S ability to get acquainted with the junior girls in a short time to LARRY scH.4EF1312., JOSEPHINE ECKERT and PAT KLUNK leave their sewing ability to JANET WAN- NIGER as all good homemakers need a knowledge of this art. SHIRLEY EIFERT'S driving skill she willingly grants to ANITA PAGE who is always looking for a ride. DOT McGRAW'S perseverancein staying in school after the Hone mann gradua ated she wills to anyone with a great love for his'Alma Materf JOAN WURTZ leaves her cheerleading voice to the Pep Club.in order that the club may grow in volume next yearp -LEE BRYAN'S sweet smile goes to BOBBY JOE GRAY to be used when asking that certain girl for a date. Tb JOAN WEBB,BETTY MILLER leaves her skill in cake baking so that the Junior Dance next year may be supplied with refreshments. These tokens we do fondly leave, .But only as,a boon to youg f Please use them with the utmost care 'And pass them on when you are through. Witnesses: The Memento'Staff 'Signed and sealed on June 1, 1951 The Class of P951

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1 im-ff We, the class of '51 Being weak of mind but strong of heart Do make this will to show our thoughts And scatter our gifts e'er we do party WE LEA VE : Our position on the top round of the ladder of Hancock High, the star at which the Freshmen gaze in ubig eyedn wonder, to the Juniors with the fervent hope that during vacation they will change their ways and prove worthy of such exultation. , i zUur examplary behavior in the study hall and our superhuman power of remaining seated'unti1'announcements are finishedh to the Sophomores so that the faculty may not leave enmasse. I The honorsum invariably achieved in most eventsto the.Freshman Class. Tb the Faculty, our abilitytougrasp a situationnanduto go atthings in a systematic wayn with the hope that these may help them to spur the student body into commendable action. To the Student Body, the love and admiration weever held for our'Alma Mater. INDIVIDUALLY WE LEAVE: JACK GOWEN'S bashfulness and knack of getting along with the facultyto JACK ANDEL. WILLIAM FITZPATRICK'iS ability to play hookey to DAVE FRANKLIN. HELEN KIENLE grants with a cheery Good luck' her going steady theories to NANCY POf!Lrf, - -1 MARGIE DECKER willingly leaves her ability to find the man of herdreams on a blind date to SHIRLEY VONDER HAAR., RICHARD LEHMKUHLdoesn't want to will anything as he.feels he needs all he has and more to keep out of trouble: BETTY'ANN DIETRICH'S blushing she readily relinquishes to BETTY AUER. VIRGIL HULSEY'S courteous manliness is bequeathed to all who wouldbe o ular. 1 EDEAAD JASPER, the unsuspecting freshman, is left DON BRUGGEMAN'S two years in Miss McKinneyLs science classesw DAVID PLOESSER leaves his flirting to his brother FLOYD as he wantshim to be popular too. JOHN RESETARITS wants FRANK FUSELIER to have his loudness. PAUL SEXIUN leaves his.batting average to JIMMY EICHHORN. BETTY STUTZWS sultry song singing she passes to RUTH SCHLEICHER. NONA TAYLOR sacrifices her dancing.efficiency to JO ANN POHLE, AUDREY WERNIGIS interest in art class which getsher there so promptly .goes to EDWIN HILL, RALPH ARNHOLDVS shameless flirting with the girls to NORMAN KING.. JEAN ZELCH gladly handstx:ALLEN KROECK her position as all around handy man for the senior class. JOYCE BLAKE regretfully leaves her love for all things masculine toher ,brainy sister, MARYN