Hickman High School - Cresset Yearbook (Columbia, MO)

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THE CREIIET admtria! Qfftfts and jiealffz fy I i MRS. ELSIE PARK DUNCAN MISS PEARL KERN Vocational Home Economics Attendance Officer and Nurse Y-7-, Yi of Public Schools MR. GLENN SMITH S NA SU NNEDY MR. Z. lvl. STRONG Coach and Physical Ph cal Ed ation Manual Training. Mechanical Education Drawing N HOME ECONOMICS the domestically inclined girl is instructed in the holy rites of darning, scrubbing, designing, utilizing left overs, and all such tasks commonly considered necessary for the complete enslavement and ultimate ruination of a normal man. ' Whenever you see our strong, humorous men and healthy, graceful women, remember that they are the products of the colds, athletes' foot, cheers, Ajeers, and exciting competition experienced on the gym floor, and treat them with due respect. 18

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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

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THE CREJIET 6171073 r M Vw ' ' EDMOND BYSYIELD MISS I'l1'XZl'il. HOl3l3lNlAN President ,N I Sponsor JERROLD STUART MIXRGAQET BLACKNIORE l-lilGlAl VFROWBRIIJGE Vice-President Trcasurer.lQ Secretary N GRADUATING FROM HIGH SCHOOL we attain the first major goal of our lives. We may now look back upon our High School days with a glow of satisfaction, but we are looking also into the future with a grim determination to achieve more success. it 1955 it 19