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

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DELLA KESSINGER, VIOLA THCMAS. ABBY ZIEGELEMEIER. DOROTHY CORNELL Have you ever wondered how all our space cadets get their energy? Well, we can thank Mrs. Cornell and her crew for giving them this pep and speed. We can truthfully say that they have set a record in serv- ing us the best food since the cafeteria was started in 1952. Our space ship is kept in perfect condition by these people, Mrs. Stnobel, Mrs. Bel-ona, Mr. Walters and Mr. Lowen. We appreciate this service to the cause of extending the universe. .76 onaff 'oning Pee JUANITA BEZCNA. FLORENCE STROBEL FRED LOWEN 14

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GERTRUDE SEAY HELEN SCHICKE BERNICE WILCOX The records that we have set with our ship are kept in order by the office workers, Mrs. Seay, Mrs. Schicke, and Mrs. Wilcox. Mrs. Seay serves us hy making out our payroll and ordering new supplies. Mrs. Schicke checks our attendanceauulkeepsour permanent records. Our space commander's secretary, Mrs. Wilcox, assists him in his work. Uh ly Keep Uur- Qcordo LINDA MILER Tb keep our cadetsiJ1perfect health, we have the services of our nurse, Linda Miler and the speech correctionist, Marianne Vbss. Yearly eye and ear tests are made to keep our cadets in con- dition. They are ready and able to assist us in any casualities which we may have. Without their help we would not be very successful in our ex- plorations. MARIANNE voss 13

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,ai One of the teachers who has given unselfishly of her time and ef- fort is Miss Irene Besel, who has taught at Hancock High School for 25 years. Miss Besel attended Southeast Missouri State College at Cape Girardeau, where she received her B. S. degree, Columbia University in New York, Iowa State College at Ames, and Washington University. She also attended various classes for clothing construction at the Singer Sewing Machine Company and National Sewing School in St. Louis, and other workshops by business concerns in St. Louis. ller hobbies are all phases of household arts such as decorating, cooking, and clothing. She also enjoys parties and outdoor activities. Iler advice to the students is Keep up with your work daily and try not to be absent so that you will not get behind with your work and lose interest. Take advantage of every demonstration or field trip to keep interested in classes, for a student only gets out of a class what he or she puts into it. To you, Miss Besel, we dedicate the Senior Class Section of the 1954 Memento 15