Hickman High School - Cresset Yearbook (Columbia, MO)

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Commercial and Mathematics Miss Chloe Jordan Joy and sorrow, success and failure will enter into the making of your character. Keep smiling and an unfriendly universe will not know what to do with you; so it will crown you. If you meet the world with a heart that ' s light. It you work with a laugh and song. If you tread the path where the sun is bright. You will win. though the path he long. Miss Nelle Kitchens Mrs. Edna Chancellor The happiest business in the world Is that of making friends. And no investment ' on the Street ' Pays larger dividends. Though I ' ve only been with you a short time. I know that the Senior class always achieves the best. Here ' s to continuous suc- cess for you. Miss Frances Maughs %+u. -ba C £mO t t t Ai+. tjViy. fljU-tt ' fe 4x t ' 20

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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

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. vT L yW . Foreign Lan ua e arid History ' I » Mrs. Helen D. Williams ( ?«s been said that many build as some cathedrals were built, the part nearest the ground finished but that part which soars to- ward Heaven, the turrets and spires, forever incomplete. May we all build sky-Ward. The Cresset, beautiful in its physical ap- pearance, records the glory of your undertak- ings successfully accomplished, but the whole represents more than beauty and achievements. It exemplifies a spirit of work and fellowship. It is for this spirit with its influence on the future that I congratulate the Senior Class of 1932. Miss Gertrude Poe Miss Hertha Eitzen You probably have often heard the saying: Your life is what you make it. That each of you may have high aims and that you may attain success in your aims is my wish for you. Every person has two educations, one which he receives from others, and one more important, which he gives himself. My wish for the [Seniors is happiness through both edu- cations. MISS HAZEL HOE EM AN