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

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MUSICAL DIARY SEPTEMBER . . School begins again and Wow the shape that everyone's lips and voices are in. Mr. Reynolds had a rough time testing them. Most of the members of the band could only get weak whispers out of their instruments. 'Ihe music department secured a quantity of up-to-date music. lb, ra, me, wow! Q see bead? M 110223 OCTOBER .... The choral roups gave a performance for the Patrons' illiance at Ward l. They sang such songs as, This Nearly Was Mine, the medley from Show- boat, and many other all-time greats . . NOVEMBER . . . By the time November rolled around, the new building had been completed. In this building is one of the finest music rooms in the schools in the South County. One half of the room is for the vocal groups, the other half is for the band. . . DECEMBER. . .The vocal groups went on a triptoEureka. On the way out to Eureka, the kidsjust about sang away their coices, if that is at all possible. They were Front Row: Heiman, Dorris, Joan Landman, Bolton, Bradley. Verdin, Benz. Second Row: Thym, Jean Lllldlll, Kemper, Brown, Auer, Rongey, Rae. Third How: Green, Duggt, Chambers, Potter. 4 i 6 Eli ' 1 e W R A ' X , .. , . . , , be S, . Q r' . ' 4 ff i' 5 R f ' -f 2 A g f - rgszafrl N A

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jAere3 Homin? Z e cz Jong' GLEE CLUB MIXED CHORUS V is 1 .lo ..-.T - - . 1' , R b k', Sh h d, P. S h , Rohr. Standing: Bude, Gray, Jasinskl Mf- Slttlngiwamseri Fuse let Y ac 1 ReyHhfHs, Mohrmgn?rB. Hill, Ploesser. Front Row:Baublit, S. Barker, Benz, Bradle , Meyers, Waninger, Schleicherh Squires. Second HowuHohman Gray, M05ier,He1vey, Hopkins, Boettcher, T. Barker, Forrest, Stancil. Third How: Mr: Beyno1ds,Webb, Hoskings, Bude,Shepherd, P. Scherr, Wamser, Hybacki, Bohr. Fourtl1How:'Tanner, Siems, Williams, Plnsser, B. Hill, E. Hi 1, Jasinski, Matern, Gray. received with a hearty welcome and a grand introduction was made for them. The mixed chorus sang the chorus from 'Hallelujahn, and the boys' glee club gave the snappy numbers, Joshua Fit' the Battle of Jerico and, 'Younger Than Springtime.n Then came Christmas, and Mr. Reynolds had a swell program set up for the kids. The band kept up an old school tradition by playing H Sleigh Ride.' The girls'g1ee club sang uJesu Bambino,n andtheGerman class helped by singing Oh Christmas Treeu and Silent Night.n The whole school joined in singing Christmas carols accompanied by the school