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

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the most important news of all. Finally, after all these years, JOYCE BROUN and B08 BRAUCH eloped. We said good-by and thanked her for all the latest dope. Then we saw a big Cadi- omobile pull up, and driving it was 10N EVANS, and sitting next to him was his favorite girl FAYE IILOOX. .He told us thathehad expanded his father's business all owe r the universe, and was doing quite well for himelf. We only hadashort distance to go before we reach our last destination, the moon. We landed and things were pretty quiet until we heard a whooping and a yelling. Swinging through the trees came BOBBYE WRIGHT and chasing behind was DON HUHN. All ofa sudden someone shouted OJl'. They were rehearsing their latest movie 'iIungleLife..'? The stars of the production were BARBARA GREEN and HAYNE LAVANCHY. Co-starring was Jungle JIII BONE and his sweethear DOROTHY RICKARD. The director was ART MEYER and the producer was EDDIE MEINE. The wardrobe designer was BETTY JIIYKS. We glanced at the time and were shocked to :find that we had only 15 minutes and 39 secondsin which to reach earth and beat the pre- vious record. VW: were zooming back through space at a terrific rate of speed when we saw the sp ,ce port. We landed and were quickly surrounded by reporters and photographers. CHUCK .7 I I I . 6 v Af JOURDEN, the reporter for the Growler, and- his ace photographer, BETTY BREIHAN reach us first sowe invited them in and told themof om' trip. We then left the ship and weae greeted by the the Mayor of the city, ROSEMARY NELVEY, who gave us the key to the city for breaking the pre- vious record and' .ting anew one of 7 hours, 37 minutes and 39 seconds. We all agreed that this was the ha, yiest occasion of our lives, and we would never forget it. K, EQ 9 .5 fJ x QR N f X ' e 1 J W 0 K 35

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.sg 4 . 1 . QQQH 'I N , ,ff- zlfifb' . 'X sv' E -4.. -ef, i' ,f- b ' -4- . ,. ef. X-. I. Nw ., One of the teachers who has given many years of service at our school is Miss Leola Bishop, who has taught mathematics at Hancock High for 25 years. Miss Bishop graduated from Harden Junior College .and then went to the University of Missouri where she received her Bachelor of Arts de- gree. Later she went to New York where she attended Columbia University and earned a Master of Arts degree, majoring in mathematics. Miss Bishop has played an important part in the lives of many of the students at Hancock by giving them a thorough education in the field of mathematics. We hope that she will continue to be with us for many more years. To you, Miss Leola Bishop, we dedicate the Underclassmen Section of the 1954 Memento 37