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

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'fl Nfjaolcefball Nov. Dec. Ike. lbc. Bec. lkc lbc Jan Jan Jan Jan Jan Jan Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb R. B Rooascx, R. SCHEER. C. MEYER. J. SHEPPARD. R. KEMPEN DEN. B. THRASHER. B. DowNEN. KNEELING BASKETBALL SCHEDULE DATE OPPONENT PLACE 30 - Dec. 5 Du Bourg Bayless Tournament Crystal City 8 Eureka Eureka 11 Valley Park Valley Lark 15 Herculaneum Hancock 18 Lindbergh Hancock 22 Fairview Fairview 25 - 25 Bitenoir Normandy Tournament Kirkwood 5 Affton Affton 12 Cleveland Cleveland 14 Mc Kinley Hancock 19 Eureka Hancock 22 Bayless Hancock 26 Roosevelt Hancock 1 - 5 Lindbergh Hancock Tournament Affton Southwest 9 Mehville Mehville 12 Bayless Bayless lf Affton Hancock 18 Hadley Tech. Hancock 19 Valley Lark Hancock 22 - 16 Soldan Blewett lbgionals McKinley Chaminade 81 F. CAMPBELL, COACH NEBEL SCIJRE 49 - 43 79 - 48 68 - 55 77 - 51 59 - 39 64 - 44 58 - 56 36 - 32 61 - 59 49 - 33 62 - 32 53 - 48 73 - 69 60 - 59 53 - 47 80 - 35 61 - 57 48 - 35 67 - 47 62 - 50 56 - 35 55 - 52 74 - 32 57 - 54 53 - 45 51 - 50 VIRGEN WINNER Hancock Crystal City Hancock Hancock Hancock Hancock Fairview Hitenoir Kirkwood Hancock Cleveland McKinley Hancock Hancock Roosevelt Hancock Hancock Hancock Hancock Bayless Hancock Hadley Hancock Hancock McKinley Hancock

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f 1. fm? ,xr R ,,33',.35,,',ju ... . Mliwv ik f Ijaiiliefbdll Queen Miss Joan Ilettig, popular Senior, was crowned Basketball Queen of 1954 by the retiring queen, Joan Landmann at the annual Boys' Club dance. Other candidates for queen, chosen to represent their respective classes, were Rosalie Gretzschel, Carol Niederstadt, and Carol Hurt, who served as the queen's attendants. liaing the captain of the cheer- leaders, Joan has attended all of the basketball games and is well liked by all the students. Boa TZ AROL HURT ANllY ROSALIE GRETZSCHEL.JOHN SHEPPARD, JOAN RETTIG JANET Hoon JOAN LANUMANN DALF FOSTER, CAROL NIEDERSTADT, DON SALVIA

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JOHN SHEPPARD FORREST CAMPBELL RAY KEMPEN BILL THRASHER ROGER BROADHlxK COACH CARLTON NEBEL 30 Hay hempen . . 6' 4U . . 195 lbs. This was Ray's first season with the varsity. ibing the tallest man he played forward or at the post posi- tion throughout the entire season, participating in 25 gBHBS and scoring 175 points. 21 Forrest Campbell'.'. 6' ln . . 172 lbs. Our high scorer, Forrest, being on the varsity for the first year,scored51l points. His outstanding achieve- ment was being very deceptive under the backboards as an excellent shot and rebounder. 31 John Sheppard' . . 6' lu . . 155 lbs. A three year letter-man andcaptaincofthe varsity, John played in 26 games with the total of 320 points. Many of his points were made while tipping in and he played very good offensive ball. 20 Bil1'H1rasher . . 5' 10N . . 170 lbs. Playing fortwo years on the varsity, Dill wasoutstand- ing as a defensive player. Scoring 150 points, he led most of the fast breaks, while playing in 25 games. 32 Roger Urodbeck1'. . 5' 10 . . 173 lbs. Roger, playing his second year on the varsity, was the best team man for the Tigers. ln 26 games, scoring 205 points, he led his team in defensive play, and tied many games by stealing the ball. ' lst team Adl South County 2nd team All South County N2