Hickman High School - Cresset Yearbook (Columbia, MO)

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»- -• ■.. ■ • Miss Roberta Howell . . . Let To-day be your incessant care. - - The past is past. To-morrow ' s in the air. Who gives To-day the best that in him lies Will find the road that leads to clearer skies. Mrs. Cynthia McHarg Never sacrifice your dreams for popularity nor even for success; for loyalty to dreams alone makes life worth living. Life holds most for the person who keeps his head in the clouds and his feet on earth. Miss True Gaines

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MISS SAIDEE STEAN. Principal MR. E. A. MCKAY. Ass ' t Principal Every student of Hickman High School has the reputation of the school in his hands. Your school is judged by the way you respond when called upon to act. By your conduct and your deeds show yourself a Hickman Booster. Into the edifice of civilization so long in building 1 drive one golden nail. May each Senior measure up to the responsibility of contributing beauty, adornment, solidity, and permanence to the edifice. Best wishes to the Senior Class of 1932: and to the Cresset Staff may 1 express my appre- ciation of their thoughtfulness and consideration of others. Miss Emma Crawford. Sec ' y to Principal -t — c - £v.p 17

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Science Mrs. Harriet v. smith Mr. W. h. LeFever Good luck to the Seniors. You have been faithful and loyal in your studies and on the athletic field. The Marks of an Educated Man He knows one language, preferably his own; he knows at least one Science; he keeps his mind open on every question, home, social, political, and religious: he knows when not to think; he never laughs at new ideas; he lives the life that will make him get along with other people; he is never too old to learn. That you have been prepared to look confidently and fearlessly into the future, to meet and sidestep disillusionment, and forge on into a higher plane of living, is my fervent wish. ' Tis the dawn and not the dark. Mr. Leo mize 19