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

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JAQ 1770 6 N L. , M ISS BESEL --a woman's work is never doneu is a favorite saying of our neat Miss Besel Whose style shows and dinners are much en- joyed. She sponsors the senior class, and hails from Cape Girardeau where she earned her B. S. degree. She also attended Wash- ington and Columbia Universities. Miss Besel is versatile in her activi- ties, enjoying swimming, hiking,cardplay- ing, and entertaining with dinner parties. M ISS BI SHOP The driver education course is a plea- sant recreationn, says our master mathema- tician. She is an alumnus of Missouri Uni- versity and Columbia University, holding both an A. B. and an M. A. degree. She is a freshman class sponsor this year. Miss Bishop enjoys the writings of mo- dern authors and the outdoor sport of horseback riding. A desire she expects to fulfill soon is a trip to Florida. MR. BBOMVIER A man who always has time to chat with the students is our social studies in- structor, Mr. Brmnner. This sociable per- son also teaches world history, Latin, and German, and is a senior sponsor this year. He attended college in Fort Wayne, Indiana and in Freemont, Nebraska, and has done additional work at Washington University. He holds B. A., B. S., and B. P. degrees. Like all social science and language instructors, he'd like to visit Europe. 177006 0l'Ll!0l MBS. CUDDIHEE The sweet and friendly Mrs. Cuddihee says her favorite subject is sociology. Her extra-curricular duty is to assist the junior class in its many activities. She enjoys reading--especially the works of Elizabeth Browning--and her many friends find her to be a charming hostess. This dark-haired teacher formerly lived in Kirksville and came to us with a B. S. degree from the college there. MR. DAVIS A newcomer to Hancock is Mr. Davis who served over three years in the Air Corp before coming here to teach mechanical drawing. The Northern State Teachers Col- lege in South Dakota was the scene of his college training. He holds the Bachelor of Science Degree. His hobbies are photography and guns. His advice uohis students is, uYou're nev- er whipped until you quit.n MRS. DENTON This petite courteous lady comes to us from junior high, lends a willing ear to our troubles and gives us a bit of help- ful advice. She has a B. S. and an M. A. degree from Missouri University--helps sponsor the freshman class and the Chreer Day program G as she is known toher fanily, enjoys Working around her home, finds pleasure in reading, in traveling, in music, and in pursuing her hobby of needlework. Slme disapproves of ungrateful people. M I SS DOERRES Popular indeed is our jolly blond girls' coach and physical education director. She attended St. Louis and Washington Univer- sities and holds a B. S. degree from the latter. Pet peeve? uMenln The giggle be- lied the words! Favorite quotation. Laugh and the world laughs with you.n Chief hob- by? Eating! . Miss Doerres has a very active and in- terested group of Y-Teens and has charge of intermural volleyball and basketball.