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

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'JL -454 sf. I 4 , ,y '54 Miss Doerres, Sponsor, Marian Wilcox, President LUQ IWZCZL party, a bowling party, and a successful havride inco-operation,with LheB0ys'C1ub, We found that social service combined with social activities provided a balanced program. Y-TEENS This group of active girls form a club called the Y-Teens, which is sponsored by the Y.W.C.A. The club consists of forty girls and neets every Thursday at three o'clock for a business meeting and to plan recreation for the group. The Y-Teens do a lot of work on World Fellowship. At Christmas we sent candy over-seas, and, for the veterans, we knit- ted bed socks, and painted trays to set on their tables in the hospital. The girlsalso made baby clothes for the Red Cross to be sent to other countries. The group activities concerning recrea- tion this year were picnics, a pajama Jcfzoo Ek Since Miss Betty Doerres, the former leader of the Y-Teens, has left our school, we wish to welcome our new leader, Miss Hensley, and hope she will enjoy leading the group as we are sure we will enjoy her. Front Row: Tbdd, Drexler, Wilcox, Miss Doerres, Dale, Hohman. Second Row: Collins, Blake, Hosking, Dofflsv AV9YBfd. Sthncil, Bolton, Heiman, Darby. Third Row: Wisdom, Hobnett, Dale, Mosier, Navratil 5515511 Eagle, Dugge, Beck, Green, Thym, Deaton, Wilson. Back Row: Verdin, Gretchel, Martin, Gerhardt, Hayman, Potter, Siems, Tanner, Williams, Webb, Patzola, Hizer, Chrisler.

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BOYS ' CLUB The Boys Club of Hancock highl ighted their year's activities again by sponsor- ing the Coronation Dance and crowning Miss Betty Lou Meyers Basket ball Queen. The club develops good sportsmanship, good fellowship, and higher ideals among members. Meetings were held on Monday eve- nings, and after the business meeting wholesome recreation, such as ping pong and basketball were enjoyed. The club purchased a buffer for the ln- dustrial Arts Department. The Boys Club is sponsored by Mr. Schwab, and at the end of each year a swimming party is held at some resort to complete a successful year. Drexler, Sec., Ebert, Pres., Wurtz, Vice-P es. Jourden, Treas., Jasinski, Sgtv at-Arms, Mr. Schwab ana' yyfq ZZ eief' First Row: B. Hill, F. Wurtz, A. Wamser, R. Muehlfarth, G. Bude, F. Ploesser.Second Row: Mr.Schwab, Jourden, Jasinski, J. Sptiznagel, Ebert, Groebl, Deaton, Campbell, Klingeman,Gamb1ll, Brodbeck.Th1rd Row: Kaetzel, Lutz, Getty, Beck, Drexler, Blest, Reidel, E. Spitznagel, Foster, Griser. .. i . - - . l 67

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CAMERA CLUB Click, click, click, goes the shutters on the cameras of the members of one of Hancock's newly formed clubs, the Camera Club. We like taking pictures as it is a lot of fun and at the same time we are creating something that will live forever. We meet at three o'clock each Thursday, in the classroom of Mr. Davis, our sponsor and make plans for being on hand to take needed pictures. Some thingscafinterest we have found to photograph have been the Tb. mobile unit, the crowningoi'the Memento King and Queen, the new cafeteria, and the senior dance. We are making plans to buy some needed equipment for the club wmysomn Shelton, M. Biggs, Mr. Davis, J. Dehner, F. Wilcox D. Franklin, N. Shelton, B. Hill. anal buifol for om orrow The Mehlville F. H. A. chapter was hos- tess to the Hancock home economics classes last fall. As a result we were inspired to organize our own chapter. Officers chosen by the group were Mary F. H. A. Front Bow: Frenzil, Bolton. Second Bow: Koffman, Fritz, Row: Miss Besel, Boles, Thomas, Aveyard, Lehmkuhl, Frenzel, president, Jerry Coffman, vice president, B. Bell Bolton, secretary, and Jeanette Watson, Treasurer. Special activities include sewing for the orphans, and work for the Bed Cross. Kardell, Watson, Sealock, Darby, Sippel. Third Kemper, Sikorski, M. Rickard, B. Rickard. 1 1 A '1 I' 5 'D ' if e.. M. if F5 x f- 'A Fffxi t,.,Q,h,j . ' sd, ffm. ' e if . . aw Q gas 5