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

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P AT BE ZONA Tb be a nurse is he wish. EVELYN BIRKENVVIEIER uWhere's Charley?n J ANET BISHOP Big things comein snall packages. M ARY ANN BLAKE I' Intelligait, courageous, friendly, what a combination WANDA BLAKE H There's no other like Ivan. RAY BLEST Man of endurance. ANTHONY AVETTA Tony works hard for what he wants. SHI RLEY BALDWI N Nicer girl couldn't be found, Shir1's got friends all around. BILL BARR He may be snall but oh so funny, his disposition's always sunny. BEVERLY BECKER Beverly's small and a friend of all. ROBERT BEHLI NG A littlernan who carries a big club. DORRAI NE BEITEH She'11 talk enough to drive you insane, that's our gal, Miss Dorraine.

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Charles Christrup, President, John Cant- well, V1ce-Pres1dent,Rayl lest, Secretary Mildred Holtmeyer, Treasurer. ' SENIOR CLASS lt hardly seems possible that we are about to graduate and take our place among the alumni of Hancock High School. We are proud to receive our diplomas, but there is a feeling of sadness in leaving the se- curity of our Alma Mater. In these halls we have learned to laugh, love, make new friends, and live unselfishly together. We have become acquainted with mathematics, science, and social science. We have learned to do by doing and practice the laws of good citizenship. The class has found much to be proud of in the halls of our Alma Mater--the new building, the new cafeteria, a champion baseball team, and a champion basketball team, outstanding athletes, honor stu- dents, and the friendly, helpful atmos- phere that prevails throughout the school. We have a reputation for sponsoring successful social functions, such as the Sophomore Dance, the Junior Dance, and our prom, Garden of Memories. In our senior year we crowned the Memento King and Queen at the Snow Ball and ended our year suc- cessfully with the junior-senior outing and the senior play. We would like at this time to express our appreciation to our patient and under- standing teachers, and particularly to our sponsors who have led us through the four most important years of our lives. 20

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SHIRLEY CUPLEH Her winning ways are hard to beat. RICHARD DEATUY The busiest man in school. KENNETH DECKER Has .a mind of his own md used it to advantage, CIDRIA IDRNER This ga1's pep is never gone, she keeps talking on and on. RIUIAID DIEXLEH A lover boy that we foundg but that' s what mdces the world go round. CUM BEITY BRADFORD Her words of wisdom may be few--but so are her words. BEHNICE BUCHER A friend to everyone. ANNA CAMPBELL Anna's the queen of the basketball floor--see her once and forget her no more. JOHN CANTWELL Basketball, his height of ambition. MARILYN U'lAMBERS Witty she is and chann- ing too--a combination you find in few. CHARLES CHHISTHUP Der Klugste Der Klugen 'Ihe wisest of the wise. lk QF G, '53