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

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4 ' ,A-4 '-awk First Row: Claudette Valleroy, Joan Quernheim, Joan Webb, Shirley Polka Second Row: Verna Hohman, Gloria Miller,JanetWaninger, Carol Sikorski, Iris Jourden Third Row: Miss Doerres, Mary Belle Gray, MaryAnnFrenzel, Pat Vblz, Marlyn Squires Sandra La Montague. Betty Stutz not present. gififf, On Uifcz L' DA TE Oct. Oct. Oct.11 Occ 16 0ct.20 Oct.26 SCHEDULE OPPONENT SCORE WINNER Mehlville 25-10 Hancock Mehlville 20-25 Hancock Bayless 24-23 Hancock Affton 23-27 Affton Bayless 25-25 Tie Affton 21-20 Affton THE KILL!

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NOT NOW! DATE Feb 28 Mar 2 Mar 6 Mar Q Mar. 12 Mar 13 Mar 20 Mar. 28 SCHEDULE OPPONENT Bayless Hancock Mehlville Hancock Hancock Brentwood Hancock Affton PLACE Hancock Affton Hancock Nonnandy Mehlville Hancock Bayless Hancock OPZQS Of' f'CZ C' Q , First Row: Betty Lou Meyers, Marcella Kellogg, Anna Campbell, Joan Webb. Second Row: Miss Doerres, Shirley Polka, MaryBelheGray, Lois Stibal, Gloria Miller, Faye Thrasher. Evelyn Byrne, Verna Hohman, and Betty Stutz not present.

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ollilberary 670mfyO.5L'Z!6'0l?25 MELODY OF THE WIND There's a hint of musicaaeverya where Beautiful music in the air. Bells are chiming a song we all know, And voices are singing soft and low. Soft and sweet violins are huma mingg In the distance I hear a soft drumming. A sweet chi1d's voice breaks in now and then Into the beautiful Melody of the Wind. a5Shirley'Schneiderheinze WHAT AMERICA MEANS TO ME To me, America is a utopian country. It is beautiful, vibrant, and glowing! It is beautiful with its tall trees, pretty flowers, giantbuildings,recreationalparks, and swimming pools. It is vibrant because of the spirit of the people with their joy of living. It is glowing because the people make it glow with their pride and their ac: complishments,Americais thelaugha ter of the people, the noise of a downtown street, the coming home from school or work and meeting one's family, sitting down at the table and enjoying the companion: ship of each other. To me, America is a democratic governmentgl cannot visualize live ing under any other, Here I can enjoy the highest standard of live ing in the world, here, when I am twentyvone, I can vote for whom I please to govern me. lAmerica to me means protection for my self, my property, and my country. It is respect for private property, justice in the courts, and the sacredness of human life. lAmerica is the theater, the movies, the radio, where we get a thrill in seeing and hearing Cather: ine Cornell,'Alan Ladd, and Bing Crosbyaaa laugh and a tear from Milton Berlea ulMartin Kane. It is the variety we get on the radio, the Liberty Bell, the wonder of Abraham Lincoln and the treasured speeches he left us, the remembering of the birthday of our Savior. Yes, to me America is indeed a beautiful, vibrant, and glowing country, a5Sandra Mosier Class of 54 MY FOOLISH HEART As you walk slowly down the street, foolish heart skips a beat. you step upon the stair, My As My foolish heart is lying there. As you quietly come through the door, foolish heart beats no more. en I hear your soft voice call, And into your waiting arms I fall. My foolish heart knows no bounds, All I hear is heavenly sounds. Then I know that love is stronger. My foolish heart is mineno longer. My Th aaShirley Schneiderheinze Class of 53