Hickman High School - Cresset Yearbook (Columbia, MO)

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€ M US1C Miss Lindalou Turner Best wishes to the seniors- be one long glad song. -may your lives There is music wherever there is harmony , order or proportion. ' ' Thus may we main- tain music in our school and in our lives. r O Mr. Verdis Mays Music is for ministry, not for pastime; Mus ic is for service, not for idleness. When music sooths, it ministers; When music appeals, it serves. God gave it to men Let men give it to God. 23

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rary and Art ' Mr© ' . Eliza H GlBBANY VJe are conscious of your faults, we have not thought you to be perfect, but we do think of your value and possibilities, and we love you for what you are. and for what we hope you will become. Miss Alice Wilhite A nation does not live by its conquests, but by its art. May the students of Hickman High School as citizens of the United States en- deavor to keep alive in their hearts that spark of celestial fire which stimulates a love for the beautiful and a desire to create beautiful things. 11

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Home Economics and Manual Training Mrs. Elsie Park Duncan May each senior of the class ol 1 9 3 2 go out from David H. Hickman High School with high ideals of service to others. May you fulfill your ideals by first doing well the common things of life and thus lifting them above the commonplace. May each of you do your share in bringing order and beauty into your home, your community and the larger groups to which your influence may extend. MR. Z. M. Strong Work is said to be orderly if done in a proper way. It is exact when its measure- ments are accurate. All may do work in a proper way. but all cannot secure the same amount of exactness. Hence the term order should be absolute, but exactness relative. 24