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

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We dedicate the 1953 Memento to our friend, teacher, and helper, Mr. Brommer. 'Ihe friendship which we have shared with him has inspired us with the love of know- ledge which he spreads by his intelligent manner and stern ways. He has taught us not only of the accumu- lated facts, ideas, and actions of mang hit also of our responsibility as an in- dividual in a democratic society, through his ovn responsible attitude and individu- alism. How often has he sacrificed his time to help us, ------- how many grains of sand are on the beach. We hope that in some small way this dedication makes up for what he has done so unselfishly. 3

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. J f L za Mfawfzm fy I, r The voice of America can be heard ring- ing through the home, school, factory, and office. The songs that are heard are melo dies of laughter and of praise for work well done. Language is a barrier that only music can penetrate, and when America sings, all can understand, Through the centuries since our nation was founded, music has been the one out- standing way of expressing our feelings, whether they he gay or sad, whether we seek entertainment, or whether we wish to wgrghip. Our pace toward our goals has of? ten been quickened by the lively rhythm of a patriotic tune or the wonderous beauty of a hymn, When you pass a home, a school, a fac- tory, a church, or just an empty lot, listen closely and you, too, will hear America singing, 5