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

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THOMAS AVERY A little bit of Superman com- bined witha big bit of Romeo CHARLES BACHER Charlie is a handsome ladg not too good and not too bad SHIRLEY BARKER IWe often regrettedmy speech but never my silence. EUGENE BAUER Some thinkthe world was made for fun and laughter. So do I MARVIN BEITER Just remember the mighty oak from a little acorn grew. GERRY BETTALE He made his fame with black- ened face--the ace of the Four Acesn. 6 CZW6 00017 ZZ IWUQQ... EARL BRAND Aw girls, don'tfight over me. WALTER BRYAN A gentleman makes the world go 'round, DONALD BUSHEK Patience and gentleness is power. ROBERT CAMPBELL Work? Why work when there's fun to be had. KENNETH DALE An explanation for any situa- tlon. SHIRLEY DALE If a person were paid for smiling, she could retire.

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SeI1IOl'S lf! OFFICERS President .... . . .Gerry Bettale Vice-President. . . . Allen Kroeck Treasurer . . . . . . Iris Jourden Secretary . . . . .Mary Belle Gray Sponsor . . . . Mrs. Zinnerman Sponsor . . . . . Miss Besel Sponsor . . . . Mr. Schwab Sponsor . . . .Mr. Brommer Gosh, it can't be possible! But it is We are about to graduate and take our place among the alumni of Hancock Place. What a thrill it is, to reach a goal one has sought for so many years. We are proud to receive our diplomas. However, there is a feeling of sadness and reluctance in leaving the protection and security of our Alma Mater. Here we have learned to laugh, love, cooperate, and live unselfishly to- gether. We have made new friends and dis- covered new interests. We have become acquainted with mathematical theorems, with prominent world figures, with the mysteries and intracies of science. We have learned to do by doing and have prac- ticed the rules of good citizenship. The class has found much to be proud of in the halls of Hancock--the new building, the enlarged cafeteria, a champion base- ball team, outstanding athletes, honor students, and the friendly helpful atmos- phere that prevails over all. We have earneda reputation for sponsor- ing highly successfulsocial functions such as the talent show and dance in our junior year, and our prom, The Starlight Haven. In our senior year we crowned the Memento King and Queen at the New Year Hop and ended our year with the senior play. As we leave Hancock, we hope to use the preparation given us here and to the best of our ability steer a clear course down the River of Life. We wish at this time to express our gratitude to our understanding and patient teachers, and especially to our sponsors and officers.

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JOAN DEHNER Always wearing a smile, a friend like Joan is a friend worthwhile. DOLORES DREXLER She never knows worry or sor- rowg what's not done today can be done tomorrow. HAROLD DUFFIN Nuts and bolts and jokes and jolts. CAROL EAGLE This young miss is tall and slim, and bubbling over with vigor and vim. KENNETH EBEHT One cannot know everything. JIMMY EICHHORN A baseball star,a basketball star, atrack star--in short, a star. in 0 Mai for er bfream , Ii I MARY ANN FRENZEL It's nice to be natural if you're naturally HICE. MARY GRAY Her thoughts are as golden as her silence. DON GROEBL Long and lean, agood balance in between. PHILIP GUESZ Laughter oils the wheels of life. JAMES HAAS He believes in the charm of being mysterious. DONALD HAGEH Never a break in his placid S-Peedi never a trot or a lope his need.