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

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AQ OVQ PRINCIPAL uAn idle hand is a tool of the devil, don't sharpen the devil's tools here,n is a bit of advise given by our friend and principal, Mr. Arthur F. Langehennig. This sportsman, if given a chance, will tell you about the wild ducks he shot this fall and the fish he caught last summer while staying at his club house un the Meramac. Like all good sportsmen, he drems of taking a hunting trip to the Canadian Rockies: ' A former Hancock Coach, he may be seen at all of our athletic events urging the teams to victory. Our principal is an alumnus of Wash- ington lhiversity, having received a Master' s degree. 'lhis well informed and earnest gentle- man has a kind word and a cheery smile for everyone. SUPERAINTENDENT The progressive and capable leader of our schools is Mr. James Lindhurst, our superintendent. He was a former Hancock social science teacher and our high school principal before accepting his present position. Mr. Lindhurst is an avid fisherman in the Missouri streams, and enjoys working around his new home which was recently coupleted. Please! Oh, please! Don't be late if you have an appointment with him as he has little patience with people who do not keep engagements. A graduate of Washington University with a degree of Doctor of Education, he finds time to do some teaching in her department of education. 'Ihis tall dignified man is respected by both faculty and students for his quiet unassuming manner and scholarly way. ofnzwhj force

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BOARD OF EDUCATION The Board of Education functions as the representative of the community and as such determines the policies under which the administration shall operate. They must be alert,competentpeople with inter- ests which range from pupils to teachers, from coal to music equipment, from land- scaping to tax issues. The group now con- sists ofsixcitizens elected by the voters for a term of three years each. We are justly proud of the new building completed this year and the new cafeteria installed in senior high. The relentless efforts of the board have done much to give us our standing of AAA. The Patrons'Alliance isa friend indeed. This energetic group of parents helps keep school and community spirit alive, and works tirelessly to C0-Operate with the schools in everyway possible. An event en- joyed by hundreds is the spring all-school picnic which is finarced completely by Standin : Russell Rosenhauer, President: falter Dugge, gecretaryg Harry Wiethoi, Vice-President. Sitting: Joseph Webb, Fred Go enbach, .Membersp William Vlaninger, Treasurerg James Lindhurst, Superintendent. this organization. Another major thing it does is to give, each year,a three hundred nd fifty dollar scholarship to the gradu- ate having the highestfour-year scholastic average. William Mosier, now a student at Washington University, was last year's happy winner. cfm! 042020225 Omer PATHONS' ALLIANCE W'11' M ' D0 I K b , H l T bo ,Ge r e Kiske Milton Hoeper I lam osler gHl'lratiiloalxd Poleillabyk, USEC. geJixnck eCo:ne11? BIOS-5 Fshllll-P Scherr: Vice-Pres.