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

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TI Ili HONOR SOCIETY 'lhe Senior Ilonor Society was established here atllancock in 1350 and has grown under the excellent sponsorship of Miss Hiley. The members are elected on the Lasis of good scholastic achievenent andgood school citizenship. 'lhis year seventeen students were narred as possible membership candidates in addi- tion to Charles Christrup, who was admitted to the society last year. 'lhey are: Shir- ley Schneiderheinze, Pat Bezona, Mary Ann lxlake, Mary Ann Hauer, Dorothy Kieninger lbnna Beck, ln lelle lblton, feorge llude, llichard Umm s, Peggylllgf-T91 Barbara Green, Joy lveimann, Velda Kieninger, Joan Thym, Sandra Mosier, and lietty Verdin. 'lhe Senior Society includes onlyxjuniors und seniorsg but plans have been made to install a Ljunior honor society for under- classnen on Achievement llay. J, THE LI BHARY The library has been greatly improved and expanded this year by the addition of many new books. I i As always it is a placeofmuch activity. Between supervising the nine librarians, helping students with research, suggesting good fiction books, and tracking down over- due hooks, Miss Frizzell is kept quite busy

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Top, left to right mf l I t 5 l Anthony Avetta, Bill Barr, Carlin Price, Phil Scherr, Charles Meine, William Klingemen, Hob- ert Heck. Middle, left to right Bernice B cher, Dorothy Kieninger, Kenneth Decker, Jim Sutton, Dave Franklin, Gloria Jacobs, Joan Quernheim, Rogers Rohr, Mr. Nye, Barbara Hosking, Joan Webb. Sitting, left to right Shirley Schneiderheinze, Herman Petsch, Ruth Schliecher, Janet Waninger, Anna Mae Frank, Frank Lanners, Everett lewis. i GHOWLER The Growler Staff is made up of members of the journalism class and sponsored by Mr. Robert Nye. The editors are changed every semester so that all students may have an opportunity to get good journalism experience. All students not in editorial positions are reporters. The editorial positions are: editor-in-chief, news editor, feature editor, sports editor, copy editor,a dthe most important, circulation department. The persons having served on these positions for the first semester are respectively: Charles Christrup, Joan Quernheim, Roylene Thomas, Rogers Hohr Janet Waninger, Herman Petsch, and Everett Lewis.

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MUSIC DEPARTMENT Under the guidance of Mr. Jack Henm, the music department has enjoyed a very success- ful year. 'lhe Band, undoubtedly, is very happy to have a professional band leader for its director. 'lhey have done very well in the popular field of music. 'lhe P. T. A. show was a smashing success, judging from various comnents of the audience as well as their applause. K W K recordedawell formed program this year, which, incidently, was the first attempt at it here at Hancock. We of Hancock are indeed proud of our 120 piece chorus, our fine band, and an even better director. THE BAND This year's band of '52-53 was intro- duced to Mr. Hemm, who is the new music teacher. He has taught twenty-four students to play in the band this year and has taught them well. Last November 26, they played for the KWK I'adi0PI'0gram which was recorded. They also cheered our basketball team by playing at the pep sessions and some of the games. They have truly done a lot this year for Hancock and without them the school would be lost. The band consist f th f ll ' - bers: Bob Kotrba, lndlb Segpio Jiilmlliqg :ilrlim Lowell HQYTUHH, DOH Douglas, Norhn Schultheis Pat Watk F HIS, rank Wurtz, Alfred Decker, Floyd Ploesser, Eob Mohrmann, Andy Jas- 1nsk1, Rose Marie Yenicek, Bob Gray Bob Jones, Clinton Holman, Rich Shroyer, Rob Patten, Jim White, George Pude, Dave,Cf,r- nell, Rich Muehlfarth, Dave Alexander and Phil Scherr. ' Left to iiight, Top Row Alfred Decker, Frank Wuertz,Pat Watkins, John Sheppard, Don Dol1g18S, Dave C0l'f1e11, Andy' Jasinsklv Richard Muehl forth, Norman Schul theis, Bob Mohrman, Bob Seppl, Bob Kotrba, MF- Helm' Front Row Robert Patten, Rich Shrayer, Dave Alexander, Bob Gray, Robert Jones, Clinton Hohman, Rosemarie Yenicek, John Long, Jim White, Lowell Hayman, George Rude. 63