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

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sophomores OFFICERS President . . Sponsor . . President . . Sponsor . . Sponsor . . Sponsor . . . President . . President . . Yes, ' twas amere year ago thatwe worldly sophomores of '52 were green little fresh- men, dodging the main halls and upper class- men because rumors of initiations had us scared stiff. However, we conquered Our fears, also our locker, found our class- rooms and the gynmasium, and learned the best places to sit in the study hall if we wanted to read our comic books unmolested. Sure! We're the best class in school --always have been--that is since weenter- ed high school. We can also boast of being the smartest one--if you want proof, just look at the honor roll-- Sophomores --a long list of names follow. We are noted for pep and enthusiamg this happy ener- getic spirit has done much to raise the general morale of the student body. Cheer- ing needed at the basketball games? We're Rosemary Helvey . .Miss Doerres . . Joan Rettig . . Mrs. Denton . . Mr. Leonard . Mr. Reynolds . . Betty Aner . All Wamser there, and ready to give of ourselves as we are to a swer any call for help. As a freshman group we began to open new horizons. A freshman dance was insti- tuted and served as a precedent for this year's -beginners. This term we sponsored a dance with an amateur show for a pro- gram. The quartette which won had two sophies--well, we don't like to brag, but really, we felt that our two, Floyd Ploesser and Allen Wamser, made the best looking negroes of the four! They imitated the Four Aces and sang Sin and Ari- zona Moon, Yes, we won second at the show, too--Merline Crisler and Bob Gray sang Winterland Wonderland. We've had a good year and are looking forward to two more still bigger and bet- ter ones.