Hickman High School - Cresset Yearbook (Columbia, MO)

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The Cresset, 1915 FLORENCE MCGAVOCK A ' ' German Club She has two strong attrac- tions-piano-playing and cooking MARY ARMSTRONG Teachers Training Course She intends to teach and certainly will succeed JAMES TAYLOR German Club In History he thinks chil- dren should be heard A and not seen' A Y K MARY LUCY HORNBACK Please go away and let nie sleep OPAL FENTON Teachers Training Course Her cheek is 0' the roses hue MARY FARLEY Silence and sunshine blent LLOYD LATSHAW- Shorty Commercial Club Shorthand Prize '14 Got out a search warrant in Bookkeeping one day A g LUCIAN REMLEY Cresset Staff Class Sergeant Has captured a Freshman girl's heart

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The Q Cresset, 1915, BELLE HOPE ROBINSON- Bell Hop Cresset Staff . American History Play , V Kewpie Klub N I J The truest, most capable ', girl in onr class I ADILENE MURPHY- Pat Cresset Staff , Kewpie Klub i American History Play Virgil Play L German Club She is pretty to walk with, and witty to talk with, and pleasant, too, to think - on 'NELLIE MAE DAVIS Valedictorian She believes ,Usilenee is 'golden l ' . L LEO MCKEE ' A fair maiden smiled on M me-once ' MABEL GRIBBLE Serene, yet jolly KATHRYN DYSART- ' H Katty rx Y Woman's atbest a eontradie4 1 tion still i ' VIRGIL COLE ' A happy-go-lucky boy was ' this, And troubled with no pretty miss - HARRY GARNETT- ll Y7 Football 1913-1915 Has a habit of sneezing in History when he thinks ' Miss Gray is about to call on him '

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The Cresset, IQI5 EARL BAILEY The ways of solitude do his mind engage MARY LANSING Basket Ball Very quiet and damure ETHEL LATSHAW Shy and demure as a maid should be GRACE LOCKRIDGE If you could but hear her voice, it would make your heart re- ioice ERMENTRUDE PARKER German Club Of serious. faith, and in- ward glee HERBERT EUBANK ' ' Spends all his time at Stephens College EVA F ARLEY Virgil Play A sweet hearty lifting cheer- fulness' Seemed ever on her steps to wait GRACE FORBIS Virgil ,Play Has some appetite