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

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Oct. Oct. a56mfz,ecuZZOvLfi6gaff DATE OPPONENT SUJRE Sept. 9 ll 15 17 19 24 26 Q 1 3 7 9 15 Eureka Valley Park Mehlville Bayless Lindbe rg Affton Blreka Valley Park Mehl v1l le Bayless Lindberg Affton Home Games 6-3 15-2 4-5 2-4' 14-0' 8 4' i 5 5 6- 7-6 13-1 7- 1 2 ' 2-of 4 BASEBALL Hancock has gone on to another victorious season of baseball and are very proud to portray their 10 - 2 record. Baseball is one of the minor sports of the school but as anyone could tell it is one of the out- standing sports. Hancock had one of its strongest teams ever seen, just losing to two strong teams which is no blackmark. Hancock's students who came out for base- ball are no pushovers as can be seen by the batting average of Gxarlie Wagier--6113 and the fine pitching of Charlie Meine whose record was 7 - 1 and also the field- ing and batting average of the team. We beleive Hancock will have another SUCCCSS- ful season because sixof the nine starters are coming back next year. And if each player shows as much spirit as did the team before them, Hancock will have another good team. Top row left: George Bude, Charles Meine, Ekiward Meine, Frank Lanmers, Bob Heck, Middle row left, Tom Lee, Bob Gray, Phil Scherr, Hay Kempen, Forrest Campbell, Harry Hausser. Front row left: Marvin Reidel, Lynn Virgen, A1 Warnser, Charles Wagner, Roger Brodbeck

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'x K Q. 'B Q7 ,QW WELIKESXIYIS Nothin can be more invigorating than sports. Says and girls both participate fully at Hancock and this can be shown by past and present records. Basketball volleyball , baseball, track, and many others do much to improve the mental as well as the physical condition of the stu- dents. Numerous sports at various seasons help one to keep physicallyand mentallyy fit at all times. Winning awards can also be contributed to the man and woman who makes it so, Coach Nebel and Miss Hensley. Coach Nebel is the shining star for all sports participated by the boys. Missllens-e ley leads our girls in their activities. Wi th their leadership and the student spirit Hancock will alwaysvexcel in the fiel'd of sports. Up comes the question--do we..Like s oats? Rah! Rah! May we aTways exceed, in leadership and be proud of the school we sponsor, HANCOCK! 70 K , bi Ri.

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IEASK ETIZALL QUEEN St. Valentine' s Day presented a Basket- ball Queen Coronation to llancock. Miss .Ioan Landmann was crowned Queen of the 1952-1953 basketball team. She was es- corted by Richard Drexler. 'lhe Junior can- didate was chosen by popular vote by the entire student body. Maids of honor included Miss Janet Wan- inger escorted by Frank Wurtz, Miss Vemell Schaefer escorted by George Hide, and Miss Beverly Lammerding escorted by Raymond Blest. The Master of Cerenonies was Allen Wanser and the jewelry bearer was Miss Pan- ela Wanser. 'Ihe Queen received afihinestone necklace with a matching bracelet, while the Maids of honor each received a Rhinestone brace- let. Left to right George Bude Vernell Schaefer Frank Wurtz, Janet Waninger, Dick D1-exler, Joan Landmann Pamela Wamser A1 Wamser Charles Jourden, Betty Lou Meyers, Hay Blest, Beverly Larrmerding