Hickman High School - Cresset Yearbook (Columbia, MO)

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i BAIIM, ANNIE BARNETT, C. C. BELCHER, ROSEMARY BELDEN, .ALLEN BOGGS, BIARGARET BOSVVELL, VIRGINI.A BRADY, HIARY BRECKENRIDGE, LUCILLE BROSSART. EUGENE BROVVN, EMMA JEAN BRYSON, VVALSA BUFFUM, LLIARY CARNEY, FRANK CARTER, FRANCES CAVINS, CREALMAN CHANDLER, HELEN COGGINS, CECIL COGGINS, CYRIL COLE, X7IRGlNIA COOK, CHARLIE CONLEY, SANFORD CORUM, CLARA COTTLE, ERNEST COX, VIOL.-A CRAIG, KENNETH CREWS, WILLIE DAWSON, DIARY DOUGLAXSS, HEIAEN DRUMM, SARAH EDWARDS, MARGARET EICHELBERGER, RICHARD ESTES, MARY SUSAN EVERHART, HOWARD FORSEE, BEATRICE FORSYTH, HELEN GIBBS, NANCY GIBSON, BIILLICENT GOSLIN, CLOYD GREENE, HAROLD GRIFFITH, ESTHER GNVINN, FRANCIS GVVINN, HERSCHEL HALE, VIRGINIA HAWKINS, ROBERT HEDRICK, HELEN HELLER, JAMES HIEBARD, IIARLAN HUEF, EDITH HUGHES, HELEN HUNGATE, LOLITA JACOBS, LORINE JACKS, KEMPER JOHNSON JOHNSON, CATHERINE JOHNSON, LEON Svnphnmnrr 3111111 JOHNSON, SYBIL JORDON, BIARJORIE IQEHR, ,BEATRICE JKEAHR, BERTHA IiYLE, EARL LLOYD, THOMAS LONG, I'IELEN LOUDENBACK, GEORGE AXIARTIN, BIARION MCHARG, BIARY IHCLEAN, J. XC. BICNATT, BIARIE BIEYER, HAROLD BIILLER, CECIL BIILLER, NADENE BIILES, KELSO MITCHELL, DOROTHY HIUSTAIN, ELVA ' NEIDERMEYER, SABRA OLIYER, THELMA PATTERSON, RACHEL PURDY, ANNA QUINN, ROY , REAVIS, MARGARET REID, VYIRGINIA ROBERTS, LOIS, ROSE, EMMA SCHNABEL, LUCY SELBY, RIARGARET SELRY, XVATSON SMITH, OLA SMITH, SALLIE SMITH, VIVIAN STEPHENSON, NVILLIAM STEWART FRANCES TAYLOR, HENRY THOMAS, RIARJORY THORNTON, JOSEPH TINDALL, ROBERT TRENHOLME, N'0RMAN TRUITT, MAX TURNER, JACKSON UNDERHILL, REGINIXLD VESSER, FRANK XNATERS, FRANK WELDON, JOHN. VVHITESIDES, RAYMOND WIGHTMAN, LIAURICE WILLIAMS, MARION YVILLIAMS, LIILDRED NVILLIAMSON, CHARLES VVISDOM, TOM A WOODWORTH, GEORGE 28

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SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY AVE you heard of the wonderful Freshman class, That was formed in sueh a logical mass It came a year ago, but alas, It brought to school a guest. that had brass, I'll tell you what happened without a pass, Soaring the Seniors into fits, Frightening Juniors out of their wits, Have you ever heard of that, I ask? Nineteen hundred illlfl seventeen. Surely we Freshmen were very green, Else we would f:1ot have agreed, I Ween, That we should let Detention hold Enter our sehool and obtain a. hold, To haunt and flont us in ways untold, 'Till its name to us has grown old. It was on the thirtieth day of May That we finished Freslnnan davs so Wav. ' .f za. Now in speaking of Soph'mores, I tell you What, There are always events that aren't forgot, In elass, or hall, or locker roomy In spring, or in fall, or in winter's gloom: XVithout our assembly-I presume, Sehool would seem to have met its doom, The party we had was worth more than the fee, And Caesar, O how we have loved thee! Q35 But Soph '111ores fore'er, we cannot be. Juniors we'll be in some future day. Logic is logic. That's all I say. A EDITH HUFF.-'21 Starry lamps and blazing eressets, fed With naphtha and asplialtus.-Mllxrox. WARNING 0N'T loiter i11 the locker room NVe hear that every day. That place is sacred as a tomb, So girls, just keep away. J They 'll send you to detention, ' If you are eaught down there, So I just want to mention Again, girls, do beware. Just stay up in the study-hall And read illlfl gaze around, But let me tell you, one and all, DO11't venture to go down. . -HELEN SELBY, '20 30