Hickman High School - Cresset Yearbook (Columbia, MO)

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FEDERAL GOVERNMENT Executive .... Student President Legislative ...... Student Council Judicial ................ Faculty STATE GOVERNMENT Governors ....... . Home Room Presidents States ....... .......... H ome Rooms AMBASSADORS V' Athletics. , . .... Football, Basketball, Wrestling Music .... ......... B and, Orchestra, Chorus, Forensics ......... Public Speaking, Debate, Dramaticsi POLITICAL PARTIES H offman ites ......... Dixonites ...... Gainites . ....... . MERRY-GO-ROUND Organizations ....... Congressional Digest . . . Behind the Scenes . . . .The Class of Nineteen Thirty-six The Class of Nineteen Thirty-seven . The Class of Nineteen Thirty-eight . . .Clubs, Publications . . . .Calendar of Events . . .Snaps and Features

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To the latent talents inf herentin the personf ality of each student in Hickman High School, We dedicate the Cresset of 1956. ln order to foster these talents and to afford opportunities for their nor' mal growth, our many school activities have been organized. It is our hope that not only through the democratic organization - of the home rooms, but also through the many opportunities resulting from the working out of the point system in other extra curricular activf ities each of our studentswill develop himself to the full height of his powers.

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ERHAPS as you glance over the five following pages, you will be a bit surprised at not seeing the usual views. How- ever, we have purposely avoided the customary The Erst two pictures, The National Capitol and Hickman High School, illustrate the theme of our book, the comparison between the government of the nation and the government of our school. Noon, football games, and between bells are all significant words to the student of Hickman High School. Endeavoring to catch views not of mere scenes but of additional phases of school life is our aifm in this section.