Hickman High School - Cresset Yearbook (Columbia, MO)

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ELIZABETH ANNE SPENCER A dignified Senior whose tanz- bition is to'be cz nnrse. She gets her practice by taking Freshman ana' Sophomore boys out for night airings. JAMES CONKLIN DYSART The C. H. S. girls are too frivolous, The church shall be my bride. VVINIFRED ROBNETT DYSART I believe that too ninch study deteriorates the mind. MARY LOUISE SMITH The one bright spot that makes life bearable in Senior Eng- lish. HORACE EDWARD DAVIS He thinks the High School is too slow. OPAL VINKEMEYER We wonder how she preserves that M in history. 18'

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ALEX GIBBS Not so much of a grandpa as he looks in his derby. b MARTHA JANE SCHOCKLEY Odd and jollyg liked by the boys. JESSE LORA CARNEY D e C i d e d ly l6-7l1f767'Cl7116'71lCll- Heavy on the first two syl' lablesg light on .the lost two. BESSIE BOSWVELL One of the most popular girls in C. H. S. because she speaks to her alcqua1'11z'a1zces. LENORA DALTON Behold, the only person who ever had nervfe enough fo chew gum an room 28! ESTILEE LEE MILLER Makes all the noise in hisfory, but the girls get .the blame. 15

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-T --.f-Vs-. , HUGH M. TROWBRIDGE Gets by on his imzoceat look. 1125515 VIXVIAN KEMPER Size has at last leamerl that -there is no danger .of gas escaping from the electric iron. XVILLA GRACE WYNNE Fmilty, they name is Willa IRENE S. XVIGHTMAN One of om' basketball N'll1'i-L' tens. I t HALLIE ELIZABETH STEPHENS From her great height the looks down on us. FRANCIS EDWARD BELDEN A quiet youth who oyfenrleth none. 17