Hickman High School - Cresset Yearbook (Columbia, MO)

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THE CREIIET Jlfrzffzemrzfies am! Qfvience y I fjliziffei WW MR, l'IARRY ZENGE MR. VVALTER HAND Geometry, Biology Physics, Arithmetic, Algebra MIK. Luo MIZE MISS NELLE KITCHENS NIR. WILLIAM LEFEVER Biology Geometry, Trigonometry Physics, Arithmetic, Algebra ATI-IEMATICS IS CONSIDERED a very exact science. You have heard the old saying figures never lie. However, we know that this is not always true, for some of the figures around school just can't seem to keep from lying. Science teaches us that gravity tends to draw all things toward the earth: nevertheless some of the boys around school seem to gravitate, not toward the earth, but toward the fairer sex. 1 955 16

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CREIIET ocial Qfcieace and ffibrafyf 75 mf i M MISS HAZEL WALLINGFORD HOFFMAN MISS GERTRUDE POE World History OLS American History MRS. HELEN WILLIANIS MR. FRED DI MRS. ELIZA HENDERSON GIBBANY English Il. World History, Vocational Guida Library and Study Hall Public Speaking UR BOOKS TEACH us facts about the histo at was made in the past. Some of us, however, seem inclined to deny th 'facts and present original statements on our exams. These constitute history ade in the present. Our hope is that, from their training received here, a few our students will make history in the future. 15 MWMM W

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till-if CREIIET Fine Arts and Commercial MISS ALICE XNILHITE lvlll, VLZRIDIS lVlAYS Art lwusic MR. J. C. COLLINS Miss CHLOI3 JORIJAN Mit, Roi' lYlL'RlilN Commercial Commercial C:OI77!7'I0fL'l'tll EETHOVEN IS NOTED for the many beautiful and original symphonies which he composed: our orchestra has one trait in common with him, originality. Every time the orchestra plays, it adds new and startling varia- tions to the original. Vsfhen Midas touched an object it turned to gold. but when our typing students touch the keys the net results are often errors, scowls, stiff fingers, and worse-for-the-wear typewriters. 1955i 17