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

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. Miss Colene McKinney Mr. Carlton Nebel Mr. Robert Nye Mrs- Gladys Presll-el' Miss Gladys Riley Miss Echa Schaefferkoegger Mr. Willis Schott. Mr. Melton Schwab Mr. Donald Sgeckhan Miss Helen Tebow Mrs. Jay Zimmerman 11

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r?a0wZZQ Mr. William Bronmer Mrs. Ida Mae Fischer Mr. Jack Hemm Miss Irene Besel Mrs, Margaret. Cuddihee Miss Minnie Frizzell Mi ss Marguerite Hensley 10 Miss Leola Bishop Mr. Leroy Davis Mrs. Dorothy Gettler Mr. Arthur Lmgehennig

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6 Mrss BESEL When it comes to cooking and sewing, our' home economics teacher, Miss Irene Besel, is unsurpassed. Her teaching ability is provem when the sewing classes display their work at the spring fashion show, and the cooking classes provide the refreshments. She attended college in her home town, Cape Girardeau, and did special work at Washington and Qylmnbia Universities. MISS BISHOP Miss Leola Bishop was born in Montgom- ery City, Missouri. She is teaching math and drivers' Ed. at Hancock High School. She has taught in the Jr. High at Mexico, Missou-ri, and at' Greenbrier College at Lewishurg, Va. She is a graduhte of the Atchison County High School at Effingham, Kan. 1, and Missouri and Columbia Universit- ies. Sie especially enjoys motor trips and outdoor activities. MR. BROMMER Mr. Wilplian Bremer was born in Tampa, Florida. He has taught Latin, German and World history for five years at Hancock High. He also taught at Junior High and ln Nebraska md Ohio. He earned. B.. P. , ,B. S., and B. A. degrees at Concordia College, Lincoln, Nebr. and Medlord Qmllege, Free- mont, Nebr., and attended Nebraska and Washington Universities. x He especially enjoys reading, BHIIQY'-IGS, and taking trips. MRS. CUDDIHEE The senior class is very fortunaf-9 in having as one of its sponsors the amscier- ' ' M . Mar aretlCuddiheB.,, She haS..F?n?1 jboylifsi hgiileighe years'at Hancock. Although sociology is her fnivorite subject. Slle 8130 teaches geography and American History. She believes the students of today are better informed than those of the Past- md she urges them to do their best. 'She earned her B. S. degree from Kirksville State College . W Her interesting personality, 1...liigh ideals and love of fun make her molasses popular with all of her students. MBL DAVIS Mr. Leroy Davis, now in his second year at Hancock, is our friendly mech. drawing teacher. He also has a class in woodwork at the junior high school. He received his B. S. degree from the State College in Aberdeen, S. Dakota after serving three years in the Air Corps. Always la source of good advicehlhessays, 'The most important things are to do your best and always pay attention. MRS.' FISCHER Mrs. Ida Mae Fischer, English and French teacher at Hancock for twenty-three years, taught one year in her home town, Waverly, Missouri. She has an A. P. .degreelvil She and her husband are familiar figures at our basketball games. Her hobbies are gardening and growing flowers. Her advice to the student is, fMake the most of your time. Wren there is a job to be doneg you will allwsyysfijdf the name of Mrs. Fischer linked to it. MISS FRIZZELL Our friendly helping hand in the library for thegpast two years has been Miss Minnie Frizzell. She formerly taught Eng. and math. Miss Frizzell has a B. S. degree fran Central State' College at Warrensburg and has studied at Washington University. Naturally, being surrounded by books, she likes to read. She also enjoys watch- ing her favorite baseball team, tln Cardi- na Ss MRS . GETILEB Mrs. Dorothy Gettler, oneof the science teachers at Hancock, is an expert in biology and that fascinating freshman subject, gen- eral science. She receivedherM. A. degree from Columbia University. Her special interests include visual education and sewing.