Hickman High School - Cresset Yearbook (Columbia, MO)

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MRS. ELIZA HENDERSON GIBBANY, V B. S. in Education. Library and Study Hall. She keeps our mental facilities t'l'1i'l1'L,' Our chances for talking are rather slim.. MISS HAZEL VVALLINCFORD HOFFMAN, A. B. and A. M. World Historyg American History. At teaching history she does Jineg Producing plays is lzer sideline. MISS ROBERTA HOVVELL, B. S. in Educationg B, 1.3 A. M. English III. Lively, linmororzcs, full of f-:ing lflfe know that she's a favorite one. MISS CHLOE JORDAN, A. A. Shorthand and Typewriting. Qnaint and sweet, She's hard to beat. MISS ANNA SUE KENNEDY, B. S. in Education. Physical Education COirlsD. She 'works the girls in Gym so hard, They all some ont and say theylre tard. MISS PEARL KERN Graduate of Church Hospital. Attendance Ofhcer and Nurse of Public Schoolsg R. N. in State of Mo. lflfatching for our ills, .She's ready 'with the pills. MISS NELLE KITCHENS, A. A.5 B. S. in Educationg A. M. in Mathematics. Mathematicsg Trigonometryg Geometry. She rnakes the students learn their nzatlz., And helps them forward on their path. MR. W. H. LE FEVER, B. S. in Education. Physicsg Mathematics III. Bland and game, Always the saine. MR. VERDIS L. MAYS, B. S. in Public School Music. Orchestrag Chorus. H-ickinan boasts a rnnsician trnej He always does his best for yon. MR. LEO E, MIZE, l A. A.g B. S. in Education. Geometryg Biology. Has been 'with ns for some rvhileg Always 'wears a friendly smile, PAGE 15 THE, CRESSET, 1934

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THE CRESSET, 1934 DR.NV.E.ROSENSTENGEL- Superintendent of Public Schools. A. M.g B. S.: Ph. D. He it is who day by day, Makes success 'zn every way. MISS SAIDEE M. STEAN, Principal. I A. M.g A. B., B. S. in Education. Always ready her help to lend, For every student a lasting friend. MR. E. A. McKAY, Assistant Principal. A. B.g B. S. D.: A. M. Economics 3 Sociology 5 American Government 5 Missouri History. His kindly 'wit and twinkling eye, Keep pep and spirits running h1gh. MISS ACENA BOOTHE, Secretary to Superintendent. A. B.g B. S. in Education. Qniet and small, Revered by all. RUSS EMINIA CRAWFORD, Secretary to Principal. Anything I can do for yon? lfVe're sure she will, no matter who. MR. E. F. ABBOTT, A. B. and A. M. Public Speaking and Debatingg World History English III. In dress he's very debanair, In speech, a 'wzzard beyond compare. MR. J. C. COLLINS, B. S. in.Education. Bookkeeping, Geometry. A gentleman sincere, lVe're glad to have hint here. MRS. ELSIE PARK DUNCAN, B. S. and A. M. Vocational Home Economics. She teaches girls to sew and cook, So they rnay to the fntnre look. MISS HERTHA EITZEN, A- ,B-9 A. M.g B. S. in Education. Latin I, II, III3 Mathematics III. Qnietvand efficient in every task,' Theres no gmn-chewzng in her class! MISS TRUE GAINES, B. S. in Education. English II. Swelet and vivaclons, In 117IP1ll.S'l? eager, in manner, graeioils. PAGE 14

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l r l 1 i M0 'lf' THE CRESSET, 1934 MRS. CYNTHIA McI-IARG, A. B.g B. S. in Education. English II, IV. Here she flits, and there she flies, . But she's one of Hickrnan's dearest ties. MISS GERTRUDE POE, A. B., B. S. in Education. American History. She is always cheerful and gay, Admirable in every way. MISS FRANCES RUMMELL, A. B.g A. M., Certificat des Etudes de la Civilisa- tion Francaise CSorbonne, University of ParisD. French I, II, III. For our friend la plus cheref' We have all learned to care. MR. GLENN SMITH, B. S. in Commerce. Coach and Physical Education. In the coaching line the best we boast, For him we do not have a roast. MRS. HARRIET W. SMITH, B. S. in Education. ' Biology, Physiology. Dignifed and benign, At teaching she is fine. MR. PRESTON L. SPARKS, B. S. in Education. Typewritingg Commercial Law, Salesmanship He came to Hickman High last fall,- We're glad to see hfirn in class and hall. MR. Z. M. STRONG, f Manual Trainingg Mechanical Drawing. He's not often seen about, Yet, him we could not do 'without MISS ALI CE WILHITE, A. Ag B. S. in Education. Art I, II. Always ready to do her part, She makes everything an art. PAGE 16