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

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RST Row - E Meme, B. MCWHORTER, B THRASHER. J. REITH, A. WAMSER. P. WATKINS. M. RICKARD E. BARKER, R. HELVEY, D. ALEXANDER, B. VERDIN, B. GRAY. MR. JOHNSON QFQOND Row. L. FRITTSDMA PRICLJ, Slxowsxl, M, WILLIAMS. J. Gr4oLsoN. J. LEHMKUHL. B. BOLTON, J. RETTIG. B. JINKS. N. MARTIN. D. FOSTER, J. TATE P .ww - J. DleTRlcH. G. KRONSBEIN, B. WELMR, D. PAnR.D. MERZ. B. BRAUCH. J- BONE- M- CRISLFR- M. Domus. N. DALL, M. SUUIRES, D. STIBAL 'lhe Growler Staff, made up of members of the Journalism Class, is sponsored by Mr. Johnson. The staff, under Mr. Johnson's direction, have put in many hours work in publishinga first-class paper- for the stu- dents. ln order that each student might have an opportunity to hold an office on the staff, offices were changed at the end of the first semester. The Editor-in-Chief during the first semester was Dave Alexander, with Pat Watkins, Assistant Editor. Dur- ing the second semester Pat took over the office of Editor-in-Chief, and lletty Verdin became the new Assistant Editor. One of the people behind the scenes in the publication of the Growler is Ikliss Tebow. The Growler Staff would like to extend their appreciation to her for her co-operation. mwler SMF?

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H151 Row - N. MARTIN. R. JOURDEN, P. DUGGE. J. THYM. J. LONG. B. VERLJIN. B. BOLTON, MR. KARCHER ' SECOND Row - B. GREEN, D. BECK. J. HEIMANN. J. GERHARDT. N. DALE. B. KOECHIG TOP Row - S. MAYBERRY, T. KROECK. C. VIRGIN QITICI7 O 58 'lhe Memento Staff is composed of a group of students from all classes under the capable direction of our sponsor, Mr. Karcher. 'lhe staff has been woruing to- gether since the beginning of the school term to produce a year book that will be a credit to our school. 'lhe staff us lead by a ,group of C011- scientious seniors: .loan lhym - Fditor, Peggy Dugge - Associate Editor, John Long and Chuck Jourden - l'usiness Managers, Norma Martin, Barbara Green, and Donna .lean Peck - Artists, and B. Belle lblton and Ijetty Verdin - Vari-Typists. All have worked together to meet our deadlines on time: write-ups to be written, pictures to be taken, layouts and dunmies to be drawn, and mats to be typed. Many hours after school have been spent in working on the Memento, andmany holidays spent in trying to meet a deadline. Mis- takes were made from which we tried to profit, and after all work is one, we hope we have come through with a book that will please you.

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