Hickman High School - Cresset Yearbook (Columbia, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 126 of the 1939 volume:

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D1xoN directs the lives of 718 high school students. poqwf an DR. DIXUN and Cllllb XY1x'1'1c1a, ,Yflllffllf p1'au'icf1,'11f Lalk over student C0111 problems ssistant An innovation this year has been the dancing instruction sponsored by the P. 'l'. A. under the leadership of Klesdames Dickinson, Penisten, Ritlgway, Carmichael, Thompson. Stephens, Harvey, Thomasson, and Harris. Mr. Collins is the money changer in the Hickman temple of learning and Klr. Xlcliay one of the few co-ordinators state ol Klissouri. 'l'he emigration ol students to the room has assumed the proportions ol a movie mob Practically every group from the bewildered physics class Top-Hatters has migrated to this newly discovered 'thot in the boiler scene. to the spotf, ireetors Sueli iniseellaiiewus iterns as lilling out green slips, niinieu- graphing borne mont bulletins and detested examinations. eheclv ing rolls. or reinuving Chewing gtnn from tlie Cresset desk are admirably performed by these eoupei'z1tive individuals. The pride and joy of tlle west nllietf is Xliss CI'2iXX'liC7I'Cl.S window garden. Assistant Principal llelen D. Xlillizuns, on tlie other liand. Cannot meet tlie ecnnpetition of lit-r Westside florist as Slit- must labor in at SIIl2lll eubby-liole hLII'I'U1ll1LlCLl by SL1l:l:1ClCIll literutilre tm supply the always large dentzind for Verse-elioir pmg1':t1ns. Student The Student Council of Hickman High School is a body of students selected from the various home rooms, dedicated to living cooperatively in the high school. A student council does not mean student self-government, but it does mean student participation in government. Dr. Dixon is the adviser ol' the group and Giles Vliinter, student president, presides over the meetings. Candy sales in the cafeteria and the proceeds from the Kewpic Karnival provide the finances. Last year the council inaugurated a new under- taking, the handbook, which is to he a yearly feature. so invalu- able has it proved to be. Kfwpif llmzcflmok Candy Comzffr Council Jlfmnfzffr I Va N K 5 I N 4 X N gi Q W oun il 'l'his yeztr representatives ol' the stuclent council made two trips out of town. Cliles Winter and Robert Uliphant went to Colleyville, Kansas, to the annual Xliclwestern States Convention of Student Councils. l'pon the invitation of the student council of Hannibal lligh School, six representatives, ztccotnpgtniecl by Dr. Dixon, went to llztnnibttl to inspect their school system. Dr. ltlricltson, professor of education at Northwestern llni- versity, visited llickntztn this year and gtclvisetl the council on lnztny school problems. l,'nlnn'il ,llrnlffrrf To l.'r1ff1'y'z'iff1', IXVIIHSKIS Tu IIIIIZIIHMJI, ,lllillllll Social Studies The goal of social studies-whether it he Klr. Dunlsinls soci- ology and economies or Miss Steanas and Nliss Poels world and American history elassesgis to awaken a social consciousness in every 'future citizen. Through the study of the past. students get a baekgrotmd that enables them to understand better the present and more ably plan for the future. Under the auspices of the departmental organization, the Franklin Club, honors are bestowed upon those making superior marks, while the department itself has the honor of bestowing many NNY, to those not deemed worthy. 441 M. , Engli h - ibrar - Speech Ks lt ms cm11pL1lsm'y lhzxt PI'4JSlWCL'llYL' I'llL'liIllE1ll UI-LldS Izlkc lxnghsh. cvcry new Scplcmhcr hhds a hugc hatch oi vxctlms 111 Xlrs. llz11'vcy's SCJPIIKJIUUTL' lfnghsh sccticms. 'l'hc next Scptcmhcm' Nccs lhvm in mhc lilWl'1ll'f' chcckiug wut hooks from Mrs. Chhhzlny Im' Xliss Hmm-1l's l.ilc1'a1LL11'c and Cl1'amm:x1'. The last Septem- , . I 'XCYCI' Llsc ll PI'L'IWHSiliOl1 to cml 3 SUIIICHCC with. in Xlrs. XICIIZKIAQE schimh lfnghsh. wx' przlclmcmg thcil' dlclhlll in Xirs. Wh- humk spccch class. cn' sL1H'c1'i11g scvcrc mchlul anguish in Xliss RIIININCHNS crculivc xx'1'iti11g cwursc. hcx' Llvlwllx' lmds them cllhcr ptllwlllllg up cm such rules als. W., K Language and Art 'l'he abomination of all students in the inarket for snap leourses is the language department. lfven so, Kliss l'iitzen's Latin and German courses and Miss Ruinmellls French courses draw large numbers ol wisdom seekers. Practically all organizations in the school frnin the student council on down have had to ask the always cooperative art department, under the direction of Miss lilixaheth Eisenberg, to inalte posters. stagesets, decorations for lloats, etc. Never is a seeker after artistic aid turned down. N r V l Q x,f Science and Mathematics Cliaracteristie ul the upper West hall are the fragrant arcnnas of and SO3, headaches, and examiiizitionsg for it is here the Kewpies meet the required bogies of science and math. Yet this is a hall of contrasts. for at the north end an explosion in chenxf istry-CXYhat happened, Xlr. Klcflaryflginay he awakening Charlie Xlae in nearby history, while at the smith end sliltlents undisturbed can he continuing their studies in Miss liitchen's trig. Ur Klr, Crane may be disproving the textis eoinnients on Lfrzxvity, while next tloor jelly Klr. l'lCI'fIllSOll explains that ZX +A 3X3 1 y' almost anything. 'l'he fall tC1'ITlil:1I1ClS the physical education classes swinging briskly at a hockey ball on the east field. Wihen snows drift into the girls, faces, lX'liss Kennedy brings her class inside for volley- ball. The third term sees the fairer sex panting up and down the court in pursuit of a basketball. Spring Qah, springfj draws them outside again. From classroom windows fever-struck stu- dents can watch girls batting mightily at balls and scurrying for bases. sical Education X lhullgh SCIAIUIISIB' lmlldiczl w wud V - ' 5 . . H . ,. . , 'r 4.45 ll I5 1114, l.1LL llml Ilxc !WlllINlUCI' Iorgwt his tools when hc izvpcclcd the 4l1mx'c1'4 dcvcn X'C'iI'i uw 11 ul lkllllllkkl chu thc lirst ycz 'CSIIIQ Im' lmvs' t gym xx lx il smwccss. CYUZICII lilllflilkl rcpfms zxlsw that ilu' INIINIHCI' 111' buys !T1E11iillQIIH'CC outs in cmc inning of baseball has Llccrcascd. N N SLlPPlCINCIlI?lI'y to llmc iI1SII'L1k'iiOIl in gym arc 1111- hygiene 1 classes and thc physical cxamillatilm service. U11 l3z1ttc1'sby's CX! W amillaticms and Kfiss IiL'l'I1.S CllCCkfllPS llclp to pu-vent suxclcllts frmu telling Xliss C1'zm'I'rw1Ad 111211 alwscm'-fs wen- dun- to l11IlSiHili5. wlwvu thc wf11'tl1y' czulsc ul' such IIIWSCHCL' had lung 'ww lvccn rc- nlfwcd. L W '4 I 4. 'A wi w M - N N? 1 'Q 4 ,W 1 F 3 1 f 2 fx I' 1 . .2 I . S V ,3 -lb V. ' lfzfxi. .S 41+ Q 4 .x QF d - 1 A - 1 IL .4 5- , 4 .,., A.,-,.. Commercial One can hear the steady. rhythniical clickety-claclq of the thirty-hve typewriters in the coinrnercial department every period in the day and for hours alter school if he happens to he in the east upper corridor. lypewritingg is the most popular of the commercial subjects and students clamor for their turn at the machines. Four hundred students enrolled in the commercial depart- ment-rnaking it the largest selection of elective courses in the curriculinn-become acquainted with business practices through the instruction ol Bliss slordan, Klr. Collins, and Mr. Voges. Industrial rts The lntlnstrizxl Kitts llepzirtinent, exeniplilies the inlezi that liewpies shunltl he trziinetl in the use of their hands as well as their minds. ln the 2lllLllIOI'll1lN stands lllL'liIll21ll'S heantilul flag, the second hzinneit to have been niatle hy Xliss lflliotfs home evo- noniies classes, as last yezins Haig was hlnst, strziyetl, cn' stolen. The ercnwning 2lClllCYL'IllCIll of this yeans prcueessirni ol Chests, lamps, bowls, etc., in lXlr. Sti'one's niztnuzil training Classes. is un excellently made skill destined lox' service on the Lake of the Ozarks. Mm? Personnel Girls, he moderate with your make-upg boys, he neat and well-groometlf' 'l'hat's hlr. Meliay talking to the iilling-station attendants, secretaries, store clerks, etc., in personnel. liaeli student has a job to which he devotes at least twenty hours a week. A majority ofthe workers also reeeive 11 salary or X. Y. JX. money. lf you tlon't think these students are competent workers, just look at these pictures showing them in action, Cafeteria 'llhe destiny cal' all gtititl Felxliiiuiitls that love their inzumnas ' is Iliekinaifs cafeteria: there they are made into our always ptaptilat' hamhi11'ge1's. This ealete1'iz1 is located in 21 pit in the east P2111 ol the huilthng :mtl is silrmtiiided entirely by jokes f 'thcitit its l'121INl3UI'gCI'S. Xlsu the hutt of many Wimpyislt emm- YNCNIS is the soup. No liewpie has, however, succumbed this 5'C21I'. fm' the cafeteria hae lueen ably directed hy Xliss Hazel Xlilscmii. Ic,m'z1'5 t'wi1t1'ilw11tirm11 for Q1 settletl stcmizleli, Music Rh: Stookey, with his energelie ideas, has huill a good march- ing hzmd ccmsisting of sixty pieces, a baton corps of six, and a Very viral and ll3I'Ll-VVOI'lilI1g 4JI'Cl1CSll'El, all 111 the sho1'L space ol Z1 year. Miss XXVCHVCF, too, has 111z1de El name for herself 111 Lhe music Qlivisicm. hy cleverly 111olLl111g the good Voices of llickman into zz successful operetta, HB1tte1'sweet ,'XI1I1G.w In anlditicm she trains 1he largest chorus Classes 111 the l1isLr1ry of Lhe selmwl. B D A x 11 0 R C H . I. , S T R A 4-,fs F9 The stars of our cast. are mm lWZlI'ZlLlC . . . for sumo it is the premiere sl1rm'i11g: . . . fm'eig11 Stars appear . . . of course, there are always the Vet- eran actors . . . stand-ins are on hand . . . whim El galaxy of slarsl I1llINCJl'UllS, dramatic . . . pm- fL'SSiOIl2llS or Z1INE1lL'llI'S . . . wc Pl'CSClllflllC Star! lie Simms J I, Il I t 3321319 I II I, U X I I I I DIIIIIIQJIIII I MI1 III Q. x fIHsjI1Il,4.EIL..II..IID I III I ,Nj L . QL..- '75 !.r:I 91, 4 II ' I II II W WWW X 'mb' ul I 1 1I'11'I I I II 1 .I 'qI',I1 II I 1 IIII S-Iv Q1 II I I II L VJ' . 1 M ky! X x Q fx 'N . fix xx xi -A , dy! JX- Q T J' XY MOST f X POPULAR BOY AND GIRI RICH mn Ij.XXliHl IJOROTIIY D13 xx HL N11-'I 113 Q: - Jfff-, A JS ref fa j TfJ9gi'4 'ZX X 319,45 ,Xara :LM D . - Qwgff Q59 321. X' Q H 'Wf'm . N A sf ' mgf1i 1 Lf ov AND ggi. ,K,x Xl VIJZM H S C XX l ll N A 1 - ,I , -.1 . NX N-. r MAY QUEE XDANTS C enter-MAE COOPER, May Qufffn Sfatz'a': Lena Louise Dickinson, Evelyn Sliepard. illirffllf Row: Peyton Carlisle, Dorothy Jacobs H'ld Jacqueline Tucker Dor l Bark R N AND ATTE , 1 El Scotj , ot iy D. Humfeld. L ofw: Jane Windso N ' r, Ncilii Barrett. of Pirturfflf' Betty lVagner. FOOTBALL QVICEN IDURUTIIY IJEAN Htxl I-'EI D -.L NK? . wk 4,f.- K Mjtflr E E Wgsgpg wg? Jx MWWY JUNIOR .IANI REE QUEEN E.,. Q My L-,. , . X, . VILNI-, . txnx-.mow ' gif ,LL,E , F 4 +++F0 !'j' V. J .f I, B J e , ,. 4 ?. ff 1 . . WE GRADUATE THE WORLD OWES US A LIVING l Ah, l1Cl'C,S a lovely seenel Commencement at lastf Nliatch these seniors pass in review: Student President, Giles Vlinterg Cresset liditor, Larry Diekinsong most popular boy and girl. Richard lD3I1CllC and Dorothy Humfelclg and the most versatile boy and girl, Giles XYinter and Hilda Scott. Shift the spotlight. Now parade some of the finest queens who ever faced a camera: Football Queen. Dorothy Humfeldg St. Pat's Queen, Rachel Browng and Slay Queen, Xlae Cooper. Giving them a cheer are the three Pep Squziders. Dinkle and the Ridgway Twins. ERFORMER + + f f A ii if CLASS t 'ii OFFICERS Nlxc XYICTOR, Treasurer l3t'n1Jy WrxL'roN, Pff5ilfl'?lf DURUTHY DEAN IIUMFELD, Sfrnftary BRUCE MCCAULEY, Vim-Presidfnt NIR. Ylbonxow T. H.XTFIEI.D, Spomor Lights! Camerali Action! Hold itl Put that spot on the balcony. It's the balcony scene in :Tour Star Performers of Hickman High Schoolf Leading roles are taken by the class oflicers. An all-star east produces Dictator Dad, one of the finest senior plays on recordg then comes a grand Christmas Danceg a Cresset Assem- blyg and a senior Dinner-Dance-last fling before grad- uation. Finally-a long line of gray-robed figures march- ing for diplomas. BICTSY jEANNE SHEPPARD Fi-of feet seroen inehes of vim, vigor, will vitality. Tlialian Guild, Knitting, Franklin, Kewpie Krooners, Record Play- ing. - BOB HEATH B0b's aim to please is al-ways ae- eonipanieal by a smile. iNIotion Picture Club. LLOYD HENDRIX .fl grntlemanly manner wins him friends. Franklin, Blue Triangle, Thalian Guild, Library, Record Playing, Verse Choir, Chorus, Home Room Oflice, National Honor Society. MARGARET THOMPSON Quiet and demure. Home Room Oflice, Trayel, Girls' XVoodwork. Community Sing- ing, Chorus. l.OlS TELLO UQ' reg1'etz'ecl losing her lo Chris- fian. Bacli, liranlilin, Library, Knitting, Community Singing. MAC VICTOR Dependable Jllae may be gfllf az' times but you see a miseliieioons ,glint in those eyes. Senior Class Treasurer, Sport, Home Room Ollice, Ifirst Aid, Kewpie Krooners. l ILQGH STEPHEN SON Jmirzble and friendly, outstanding in debate and senior play. lli-Y, World Affairs, Blue Tri- angle, Franklin, Quill and Scroll, National Forensic, Cres- set Staff, German, Latin, Col- lectors, Camera, Science, De- bate, Senior Play, Editor Purple and Gold, Home Room Oflice, Verse Choir, Junior Class Vice- President, Student Council, Na- tional Honor Society. EMMA LOUISE 'THOMAS Quiet in appearance with mofifoes high. Blue Triangle, Animal Lovers, Tiro. BILLI E JEANN E SMl'l'l I Ile lzave oflen szispifdiffl frumie 0,1 lzemg lem lo a LYIPIZII'-Y. Knitting, Kewpie Krooners, Home Room Ollice, Yerse Choir, Clio- rus, Glee Club. BOB STEPI IENS Seldom hearzl, always accomplish- ing. Blue Triangle, Home Room Oliice, Chemistry, Iiranlilin, Tlialian Guild. Brusli and Pencil, Cam- era, Airplane, Ili-Y. ELMO WAYLAND The tall zlarle Romeo of the senior class who keeps the girls guessing. Band, Orchestra. Home Room Office, Hi-Y, Science, Camera, Franklin, Purple and Gold, Sen- ior Dramatics, Swing Orches- tra, Travel. JEAN TRUE Hifi-eman's ,4 No. I slenographer. Franklin, Girls' Athletics, lXfIoti0n Picture, Home Room Ofiice, Student Council, Record Play- ing, Baccalaureate Committee, Cressct Staff, National Honor Society. GLENN NIll.I.liR G1F7Zll, 01111'1'-i1'i51' 1'1111:1'11 115 L'Oop , C0115 0111' of 1111' 111rk11'5 1111 11111' 111111rff1111'11 111111111111 11'11111. Home Room Ulliee. Clulv, Football, l7ooLl1:1ll Clulv. Alotion Picture, Vl'1'cstlinQ. Sports, Cooking. Comnninity Singing, Record Playing. U ,,.L..,.ff,,f 4- , ,, 1 I 1 1, ,.1, J. x'1RG1N1,x smox L.- 11111 1111116011 H7111 11111 11k1f11 113' H1fk111a11111'5. 11 511111111111 H1311- 1111'5f1'1'f1 .'17l7lf',W Senior Play. Baton Twirlinf, Alalioretie, Frcneli, Franklin, Blue 'Fl'llllHZlC, Purple and Gold, Uperetta, Cressct Staff. Verse Choir, National llonor Society. YlRClNlA PARXIICR S11r'5 Il 1'1111' 111'11111'111' 5111'1'11111111f11 101111 11'i1'11111i111',r5. Home lfuoinnnius, Xlotinn Picture. Kewpie K1'1vun'1'Q. Rezidinu. Op- eretta. McKlNNl'I'l'll XleC'l'l3lilN H1215 7101 Tllllffl 111111111 111n11 1115 1101111 11111 1111 ffl'f!l1?l1j' 111155111 him 11'111'11 i111zf.r,r 1111-1111 111111 111 drop 5r11o01. Alotion l'ic1ure. Sports ,lOX MOON 11II,Of1LL'f 57711171 51111101 101111 11115 co111p11'11'11 111116 Wars 1:1'or1c 171 two, I1 11111111111 107' 5f1'i11,g 11111511. Record Plxnyinu. ANNA LOU MARSH 0111 of 1111 Nfl tram u9111'y111111 j71!lj'L'7'J. J Hockev, Yollevlvlll. -azaskefilaii, I Franklin, Kniidn:-Q Girls: NYood- 1 work, Bzind. Girls'lfXtl1letics. ig ' xt 1' f sl .. B Q . ' 4: s . 'N 1' . .V ' I M2 ' 0 Q 5 '.. I 'X 'J ..-' 1' i Y! 'xl' 1 ' f' 1 V f' '. , , A! , 1 1 4 D K 'J If ' 3 0 111111112X mom 3 ,J ,Ql'tIf1'1II1 111'11111'1lf 111111 KI N115- ing 51711111 Record Playing. Kewpic lNll'Oi1IlQI'S. ,IOHN lX1lcKl'iNZllC F1111 of pfp 111111 111711 Franklin, Radio and Airplane, Astrononiy, Sports. Ximian Pie! turc. BILL YYHARTON .1 fl.'L11k1lI.Q' 1115111011 p111t1'. Home Room Olliee, Hi-Y, Science, Radio and Airplane, Astronomy, Franklin, Cliemislry, Senior Drznnzllies, Crcssci. Staff. MARY MAE. PENISTEN 0716 of 1115 50611111115 of 1111 school, 617111 popular too. Band, Pep Squad, Blue Triangle, Girls' Athletics, May Queen At- tendant. Tiro, Franklin, Cresset Staff, Verse Choir, Dramatics. NEDRA MAY MILBURN F7'16'11d1j', pfppy, fK1lk!lI.'i'U!-fhdfll' Nrdra 1111152 llomc Room Ollice. Pep Squad, Community Singing. Tllalian Guild. Senior Drnmnties. Alay Queen Attendant, Kewpie Krooners, Verse Choir. Cresset Staff. ROGER PFACOCK Y1111111 111111 111111 115 51vi11g. llome Room Ofliee, Vllild Life, Cookers, ,lunior Nlixcr. Alunior -lanilmrcc. Kcwpie Krooners, Community Sinainy, Verse Clioir. Cressel Stuff. PEYTON CARLISLE A girl that Kemper as well as Hickman boys have taken a definite liking to. Girls, Wloodwork, Kewpic Kroon- ers, Thalian Guild, Pep Squad, Senior Play, Chorus, Dramatics. JOHN ASHLOCK fohnls good humor t-:cinkles in his eyes constantly. Camera. Astronomy, Brush and Pencil, Kewpie Krooners. MAE COOPER Personality plus! Need we say more? Purple and Gold Staff, Pep Squad, Majorctte, Swing Orchestra, Bach Club, Basketball, Hockey, Volleyball, Senior Play, Glee Club, Student Council, Oper- etta, Verse Choir, Home Room Office. GLENN BALLARD Clenn's artistic ability should some day reflect fame on his alma mater. Puppet, Brush and Pencil, Foot- ball, Basketball, Track, Home Room Office, Hi-Y, Glee Club, Kewpie Krooners, Pep Squad, Verse Choir, Operetta. ANN COULTER Where Ann is, there's lwund to be something goin' on. Pep Squad, Latin, French, Girls' Woodwork, Camera, Blue Tri- angle, Franklin, Verse Choir, Hockey, Basketball, Volleyball, Cresset Staff, Home Room Office, National Honor Society. Jonn TURNER' BARNES Short in stature, long in char- dffff. Travel, Blue Triangle, Motion Pictu re, XVild Life. I-Nw. 6-L-10-L22 M-+-IQGMA , gsm BILL PROCTOR He's- a good tonic for the blues. German, Community Singing, Pep Squad, Verse Choir, Chorus, Purple and Gold Staff. Cresset Staff, Senior Play, Senior Dra- matics, World Affairs, Motion Picture. BEA'l'RlCE PHILLIPPE Alu athlete for true. Community Singing, Chorus, Lat- in, Brush and Pencil, Kewpie Krooners, Record Playing, Mo- tion Picture. BILL HAWKINS If y0u'll inquire around, you'Il jind 1iill's friends are numerous. Latin, Community Singing, As- tronomy, Kewpie Krooners, Home Room Oiiice. FRANCES PHILLIPS lffoeryone who knows her likes her, and everyone knows her. Thalian Guild, Girl Reserves, Chorus. Tiro, Knitting, Senior Dramatics. EARL STONE Stony, although small, is mighty when it comes to swinging a golf club. Golf team, Sports, Motion Pic- ture. EYELYN SHEPARD Tops with Tim and 'many others. Pep Squad, French, Blue Tri- angle, Franklin, Home Room Ofiice, Student Council, Verse Choir, VVorld Affairs, National Honor Society. ,IAMICS BALIRS Hail to tlzff, lwliflir' spiritf Pep Squad. Kcwpie Krooners. lli-Y. Swing Orchestra, Purple and Gold Staff, Camera, Track, Collectors. lNlanagf'r-lfditor ol Party Line. DOROTHEA DEAN DINKLIC Our rffipe for pfp! Basketball Team, Pep Squad, Cheer Leader, Operetta, Girls' Athletics, Record Playing, Kew- pie Krooners, Verse Choir, Pur- ple and Gold Staff. ROB ERT BARTON Wx lenow not what will bf your fatfg Wm' only know it will lm grrat. Blue Triangle. Camera, German, Collectors. Franklin. XYorld Af- fairs, Cresset Stall. National llonor Society, Ili-Y. MARY CORDICLIA DOUGLASS llrr' smilf and manrzfrf arf? fllf rrarrnzf for all llfl' many frifimly, Girl Reserves. Puppetry, Thalian Guild. Brush and Pencil, Com- munity Singing. GILBERT DALY Quift, rrftiring, and farrzzrrt. Thalian Guild. Chemistry, As- tronomy, Motion Picture, .Kir- plane. J UNE DANZICR She'.v going to bf an fngznrfr nr II fmflzfr. Operetta, Glee Club, Blue Tri- angle, Franklin. Bach, Social Games, Home Room Ofhces, Latin, Girls' Xkoodwork. NIUANTTA GIBBS .ln inzlurtriour girl for wlmm rw 11 am' li igli li apes. Blue Triangle, Franklin. Girls, Nktiodworki, Social Games, Kew- pie Krooncrs, Knitting, Home Room Olhee. GERALD WRIGHT Garalzllv all ll rlgllt,U Community Singing, Record Play- mg. MARGARET PHILLll'l'lC Ilfr lazy drawl dl5Q1llSl'S an ac tive minrl. Girl Reserves, Thalian Guild, Lat- in, Movie, Bach, Record Play- ing. Kewpie Krooners, Lilirary Orchestra, String Ensemble. XYINSTON IJAMPTOX .llaiznfrr 0-lffil makr fr1i'llH1f5. Animal Lovers, Motion Picture, Typing. MARTHA SUE RUKINI,-XNS Slim' has a l'lIf'f'l',li1ll rwrrl' for lilly'- onf who lzappfns In pass lzfr way. Blue Triangle, Community Sing- ing, Reading, Tlialian Guild, Student Council. LARRY DICKINSON F1411-lrruivlg, srriozu Illllllllfd, rl:- pfnzlablf, and noisy. llome Room Office, Verse Choir, Blue Triangle, Lihrary, Dra- niaties, Student Council. Editor of Cresset. Franklin. Pep Squad, Sports. Science. President of National Honor Society. CHERYLL BILBY Witty and frifizflly, Clzfryll is out- .rtmzdiizg in liomc economics. Franklin, Rlovie, Camera, Library. RILEY ALEXANDER Hi: time iii woodworking certainly lza511'f lmmz fvaftfzzl. Football. Cooking, Sports, Air- plane. HERBERT WILLIAMS Unix to tlzf man wl10'.v fought and won! Student Council, Franklin. Foot- ball, 'ICU Club, Track, Basket- ball, Cookers. National Honor WANDA CO.-XTICS Sllfij prftty mul Jnmrt and cz fsvfll lmdfr. Franklin, Girls' Woodwork, Knit- ting, Home Rooni Ollice. GEORGE ASBURY Eweryom' likrx this goozl looking bloiulf, and IXUFJ lzf likf nir- planet! Home Room Ollicc. Airplane, Blue Trianfzle, Verse Clioir, Record Playing, Glee Club, Op- eretta. IIMMIE SNARICNIEERG fimmifly quift 'Zl'!1j'.Y and musical alfzlnfy arf fjzmlzlifs that any- Socictyl 'K om' cvaulfl ba' prouzl of. Ay! fifm Camera, Bach, Kcwnic Krooners, I JXLO VVF' Collectors, Pianist. JJJJ ' iff' Irfa- .JI ZZ! if--M DELLA I RXXCICS COFFNIAN Dflla i5 fuift mul voir imvm' Jn' l , lzfr angry. Girls' Athletics, Ilonie Room Of- fice, Tlialian Guild. Knitting, Kewpie Krooners. Notion Pic- ture. t EDITII CIXRNES Slzf irirs to :ff mmctliing goml in fwrymif. Girlsl Ivoodwork, Knitting, M0- tion Picture, Kewpie Krooners, Verse Choir. DOROTI IY BOGGS gl .vcvffl girl fciflz zz gnozl .vmise of lznmor. Knitting, Kewpie Krooncrs, Li- brary, Record Playing. CLAREN C If AN I ES Clarfzzrfx lmlzby, fmozlfl airplane bmlduzg, lm: aclzzfwzl much re- imcwz for lzim. Kewpie Krooners, Home Room Ofliee, Airplane. IIIILLIAKI ZIXRING 1920-1939 A-Xstronoiny, Klolion Picture. JUNE CHXTI IEY J quiet girl lint fm' from lacking in f1'iz'nrllii1r'x5. Travel, Pliilosophy, Knitting, If ewpie K rooners. 5 F WK ' ,J 4 V' ,- . 1 ,f f . V I THELXIA PITRSINGER Slzrl' right fflffzf' fclzm iz COHIFJ to fa.vhio11. Girl Reserves, Thftlian Guild, Home Room Oliice, Orchestra, String lfinsemhle, Corinnunity Singing, Knitting. Chorus, Verse Choir, Record Playing. HERBERT CAYCE IIL'I'I7I'I'f i5 zfrffrmiliffl' to Jzlrrnfrf. Community Singing. JACK XLXLO .I -f7'Tf7IliIAX' l1'1u11pfz'f1'-Rmrifo Jlylf. Science, Band, Orchestra, Basket- hzrll, Thnlizin Guild, Nlotion Pie- ture, Foothztll, Kewpie Kroon- ers, CH Clulx, Cookers Club, lloine Room Ofliee. Track Swine fjI'Cl1CSU'El. FRKDA POFF Ymfrc 17 puizlf but all jrzzzzlrr arf irilfrrfiilzg. Knittinu. Xntique. Klotion Pic- ture, Kewpie lxrooners. DICNE POFF Rfzcfcccarrl 11120111 naming for-Jcfzrd. Lionnnunity Singing. Travel, Girls Woodwork, Kewpie Rrooners. WILBCR FOSTICR Small but rzzigfzfyf lfilfful' if al- -:vayx Ccillilzg to fmlp. Blue Trianule, Ili-Y, lirztnklin, l.ilJr:zry, Klotion Picture. GICORGE MORRISON .llffmizgfz his fmt Xfdl' faith. us, his mndf an fxcfllfzit mzmf for himsflf, fsprcially in Jpfcrfz fvorlc. Delnztte Squad, Verse Choir, Ili-Y, Student Council, National Ilon- or Society. LIQXA LOUISE DICKINSON lflfkllltlllif izomirzafimi for llzw .Ill- .lH1I'7'lC'!17Z gzrl. National Honor Society, French, Manager of Pep Squad. Blue Triangle. llome Room Gfhce, Student Council, lirznilqliii, Girls' Nlioodwork, Girls' Atllletics, Senior Drsitnzxtics, Verse Choir, Basketball, Hockey. Volleyball, Cresset Stall, Purple and Gold Staff. GWISXDOLYN STEWART .I rcnl Imfinfrr -wonmzz. Girls' Reserves. Collectors, Sports. ALYIN IIAVXLI, .-I good .vfudmzl with a wry Iikf- alulc marznfr. Typing, Sports, Travel, Motion Picture, Chorus, Opcretta. J. '11 Mums To 121' foiuzzl ivlzrrcwr tfzfrf i5 srmzfllzing ,going on. Band, Orchestra, Philosophy, Sci- cnec, Franklin, Swing Orchestra, Thgtliztn Guild, Senior Dramat- ics, Home Room Ofliee. DOROTI IY WORSTELL .I good xporl, both in thx' gamf and out, Home Economics. Vl'ild Life, Knit- ting. First Aid, Girls, YVood- work. T. gl. PARSONS Tltfy say lzf's a Dnmorrat of flzf first' alfgrff. X Totion Picture Clulw. AGN ES NICHOLS Slit' possfssfs a ran' sense' of 11 ll m or. Girls, Athletics, Kewpie Krooners. ESTI L IIUNT lfsfil rwnlzl lm a millionaire if he rlzargfrl for hauling us. Hz knows fobafro farming up and down. Ilomc Room Oilicc, Bach, Com- munity Singing, Yerse Choir, Cltorus, Kewpie Karnival, Sen- ior Dramatics, Kewpie Kroon- ers, Operetta. DOROTHY KENNEDY llfr 'wry' f7'Ofl'11S arf fairm' far llmn smilfs of ofhm' mairlmzs arf. Rccortl Iilayiltg, Vllorlcl Affairs. IIORACE IIAWKINS lla' is oftfn sean, but seldom lizard. Anitnal Lovers, Latin, Collectors, Klotion Picture, Wild Life. jOY JEIVFRI ES .lltlmztglt lim' primary intarest is out of school, slw has bam a great asset to our class. Tlialian Guild, Home Economics, Hockey Team, Blue Triangle, Franklin, Typing, Knitting. CLARENE CARMICHAEL Afs prrtty as she is ambitious. Blue Triangle, Latin, Girls' Ath- letics. Camera, Student Council, Home Room Office, Franklin, Library, Cresset Staff, Purple and Gold, National Honor So- ciety. l VV.. af i gl.-X8 ES CII l , Qfommandqq 'J .ETA-:l7ld adytira iffvyot zz fm ta ,M 0 ,tj fl,-f AQ-.1121 H + 11 I 5 slit ' - Q 'Ill-glib! dent Loun X Q RACIIEL BROWN .fl sparkling bruncttf whos: P. is way up tltfre. Pep Squad, Blue Triangle, Brush and Pencil, Quill and Scroll, Verso Choir, Home Room Office, Student Council, Franklin, Sen- ior Play, Cresset Staff, Senior Dramatics, National Honor S0- ciety. PAUL SIDES Jllaybc' Paul got that wholfsomn smilr and .rinrrrr pnrsonality from Sides lllilk. Home Room Oflice, Band, Orches- tra, German, Blue Triangle, French, Hi-Y, Chemistry, VViId Life, Franklin, Typing, Camera, National Ilonor Society. VIRGINIA BOGGS To be the pcrfcft stfnograplrrr is ltfr aim. Knitting. Community Singing, Tiro, Girls' Woodwork. ERNEST SAN DKER Sparkling cyes from a sfrifms fare area? oftcn nottrfaf but when smn faztsf a sttr. Wild Life, Motiott Picture. GLADYS HARRIS Probf 11e111'11f11. 11fr rlignity, 111111 1V0ll'1l 1117111 plrnly of pfrfrmzzl- ity. 'lillalizln Guiltl, Glee Club. Brush and Pencil, Record Playing, Kewpie Krooncrs, Verse Clioir. WILLIS JACOBS fl nmo 5tu111'11t at Hiflcmun who mad: a big hit with z z11'ry one. Senior Drainatics, Typing, Stu- Clent Council, Verse Choir. MARTIIA kllCWlCl.L UQXWKINS 11 wfry pftitf p1'1'5o11 1:11111 KI nifc smilf. Thalizin Guild, Girl Rcservles, Chorus, Bach, Connnunity Singing, Band Stunt Night, Senior Dramatics, Ixewpzc Krooners, Opcretta. ROSCOE S.-XPP We all likf Roirof for 24111111 lm is-11 5-wrll guy. Home Iiooni Ofiice. Aniinzil Lov- ers, Sports, Motion Picture. ,I OS EPHI NE GRANT ,111 addition to any 771!UI.5 11f1111fl .1116 ran .ww lllllf mole lzlaf ll trooper. Knitting, Home lieononiies, Girls' Woodwork. WAR RIZN PET R Y True merit oftfn 111110 bf11i1111 ll rloale of inodcxly. llirestling, Blue Triangle, Presi- dent of Ili-Y, Franklin, Czun- era, Astronomy, Student Coun- cil, Yiee-President, Verse Choir, National Honor Society. XIICRRHI, WRIGIIT 1,1111 111111 111' 7II6'1'l'j'.l Coininunily Singing, lfirst Aid. IXl.1XR'l'l IA '1'RlX1Bl,lC Sf11 5 i11!1'1'Utf11 111 url, 111111 good loo. Puppet, QiZl111Cl'il, Senior lJl'Ll1Il6lL- ies, 'l'l1z1l1zt11 Guild, lxewpie lxrooners, l'I'2l1llillIl, Rl'l'CIl l li Llfl'i -ION ICS Ski1'15 11ffo1'1' .f11u111,'5 15 my motto. foininunily Singing. Cooking, l' Fitlllillll, ldlllll, Senior Play Coninnttee. DOROTHY BICAMAN U111' 4201111 L',XI'1'If 111 5p1'f1'lL llllff l111I1f'11I'5. Yerse Clioir, lypiiie. Drqiinzities, Debate, llonie Room Uiliee, Nutionzil llonor Society. l'IMME'1 l' WINN 111 di1111't forgfl llillllllffllj par! 111 t1'1f Crfxsct z1.Y5L'l7Lb1j'. 11195 1111o1111'1' o11.1r of 111055 511111 I11!1Hlf7'1U7L51l1P wrf5f11'1'.v. Wrestliiuz. C Cluli, Yerse Choir, l'iI'8lIllillll, Sports, Senior Dru- inzities, lliorltl .Xll.LllI'S, Vlillilliilll Guild. Bl'l'l 1'Y .XNN YICXIICR 111 ffm' you 1111':'f11'1 111111 I111' p1f115111'f of 1111'1'zf111g linffy 117111, ,r11f'5 tl girl 1:01111 bf'!I11l,Y lllllf 511155. Girl Reserves. Blue Triziiigle, liltill. lliilel Life. lsfillllillll, S0- ei11l Gznnes, Tiro. LEON ROBERTS LFOH rrzfvs :cliff lziglf' fr-iflz lzif rlarmmlff lwtli 011 mul off fllc footlmll felzl. Blue Triangle, lfootlball, Basket- lmll, C Cluln, Kewpie Kroon- ers, Verse Choir, Xllrcstling. National Honor Society. MARIE ll.XTL'llER lffhicnii, jolly, and siiirfw. 'Tlmlian Guiltl, Girl Reserves, Purple and Gold Staff, Quil and Scroll, lfranlilin. Cresset Staff. Verse Choir, Blue Tri- angle. Philosoplly, Senior Dra- rnatics. Puppctry, latin, llonie Room Office, .lunior History .XXV2lI'kl. National llonor Socie- LV. CURTIS ELDER You mrft mfr miyf Curlirg lzir perfonfzlitkx' and lmif gn to- gfflzfr. Blue Triemultr. Tluilian Guild, Camera, Latin. Crcsset Stall, Astronomy, Verse Choir. LILLIE MAE FORBIS Lmly'-likf in 'nzmzzzmg plmmzzt to lennw. Knitting. Latin, Reading. E RN EST CROSSWHITE Hz liar origiiml idezzx on mr rllfuzlcf and flfftrifizfy. lliiltl Life. Radio und Airplane. YN EMA FENTON .4 girl ufitlz II pnrpnxz in life. Antique, Social Gaines, Typing. .J Lf 'I - ' .U 'V' ivy ,Af ' , ,,,, r.....il'v . 'if' ,944 X , .l-'AU ' R ,f rs' ' 'W 'v1,,,,' than 1 -sf'-Lf.'A?:ry' h'fl.flJ L' i t . V, Q I 'i i J! ,gh 'j'J,j,.-X, -1. if 1. . V.-JV5 W f xv, V ,Jails Klll,DRl'iD Gl'lCJRGl'1,3UJ ai'LJcb553Q'fXRClI,X'N ICIILER - rf' v , .EN Q5RD.'l'lR X ' 1 J 4 ' , 5 flllcrn' for b1tSl'llf5.Y and alwai 10,112-1-' Dark, quid, f1'i4'1z1lly, mul all , ' llfr ways arf ugyx of plnuzml- Ilze job. Q',Q,1-4S'V'y2rrtfy rnzilc. 11155. Science, Motion Picture, Wild Chorus, Bacli, Antique, Social Blue Triangle, Wiltl Life,'MotiO11 Life, Girls' Vlloodwork, Tiro. Games, Typing, Purple and Picture, Kcwpie lxrooners, Goltl Staff. Knitting. NIUE DAVIS IFJ lzanl I0 find anyllzing wrong friflz for. Vliiltl Life, Sports, Social Gaines MELVILLE COTTLE ,llrmy roulzl profit from lii: un- seljislz ways. Sports, Typing, Vliild Life. CHARLES CL'XNIXGllAKI Ur ir blur with 11 rlzcfrful grin. -IANICE HAMPTON Hielernzzniv foremost pianist and franleest personality. Community Singing, Home Room Office, Quill and Scroll, Verse Choir. Girl Reserves, Latin, Tlialiun Guild, Band, Orches- tra, Chorus, Purple and Gold Staff, Outstanding Junior Mu- sician, State Music Contest, Pi- zinist. l,AWRl'lNCl'1 GRIBBLE ll'e like hiin for his cheerful disposition. Blue Triangle, Ast ronomy. Pep Squad, Swing Orchestra, Or- cliestrzi, Bxind, German. ww- I- MARY LOUISE VIA X Why not pass a little of your brain around to us eliimbbells, Louise? Girl Reserves, Home Economics, Blue Triangle, Knitting, Frank- lin, Verse Choir, Home Room Office. BOB BICRKICLEY lle -:nay seem quiet at times, but his ready wit and friendliness will surprise you. Blue Triangle, Astronomy, Klo- tion Picture. Kexrpie lirooners X . - i JL, 'slat Q O , this NELLIE MAE MYERS Popular for her eheerful manner and generous nature. Hockey Team, Girl Reserves, Community Singing, Girls' Ath- letics, Girls' Iibotlwork, Home Economics. ,IUNIOR DIXON lfith Ll smiling good humor goes he. Animal Lovers, Wild Life, Mo- tion Picture, Franklin, Blue Triangle. -+,, MAURICE BARNES An all orounzl good fellow: nrtisf, scholar, and one who fl0esn'f mind a litlle work. Ili-Y, Blue Triangle, lireneli, Franklin, Library, Collectors, Pep Squad, Verse Choir, Home Room Office, Science, National Honor Society. ELIZABETH j. CONNOR The ojiee is lucky to lizz-se sueli ll fine girl as stenogmpher. Basketball, Hockey, Volleyball, Student Council, Community Singing, Blue Triangle, Girls, Woodwork, First Aid, National Honor Society. WALTER JON ES .-lggressiuely zlefenzls- Resoloezl: Hieleman should have an R. 0, T. C. -' Wild Life, lirzinklin, Extempora- neous Speaking, Blue Triangle, Verse Choir, Senior Dramatics, Home Room Oflice, National Honor Society. LULA STEWART Iler height isn't niueli but her ability in home economies ranks ne the top. llome Economics, Blue Triangle, Knitting, Gift Making. IYESLEY BELL Friendly, willing, and capable. Antique, Collectors, Airplane, Sports. VELMA ROBERTS lfnjoys life in ez quiet manner. Community Singing, Bach, Kew- pie Krooncrs, Knitting. JN Si F I IICNRY KRLSFKOPI4' A go-gmfferl' wlmn it comes to w11z11mg contfsfs. Student Council, Germain. Blue Triangle, Frzuxlilin, Wild Life, Camera. Vllorld Affairs, Band, Orchestra, Verse Choir, Cressel Stall, Purple and Gold Stall, Ili-Y. Home Room Oilire, Nu- tionzil Honor oeiety. I 1 A IgXN AIARC fl wry lie 1 UKf1L goozlf Girl Reserves. Latin, Social Games, Wild Life, IQCVVDIC Krooners, Home Economies. BILLY MARSII llfzppy nm 1, from mn' fm f1'ff'.l lflzy fIl'!'1Zlf tlzfy all cozzlwnfed likf me? Motion Pictu re. Sports. AIICWIQLL MARLOW Sl1r'5 ulrwzys tlzfrf cvlzmz you uvuzf lzfr. Girl Reserves. Chorus. Tlizllizru Guild, Franklin, Pllilosopliy, Knitting, Typing, Operettzm, Home Room Oiliee. LLOYD ROBINSON ,Yroer will we forget Ilzf' nolulr part Lloyd confrilmtfrl to our victorious foofbull Nam. Cv Club, Footluzrll, Alolion Pir- ture. LUIS MURRAY 'Tww just lzvr lll'llllllIll'l' Jlzinizzg through tlmt 'HIIIIZIE lzfr lmir xo lfriglzt KZ lzur. Girl Reserves, Iloine Iieouornics, 'Fhaliau Guild. Knitting. lVIo- tion Picture, 'I'iro. VIRGINIA LIDDELL A mpalule and d.epmdable girl. Chorus, Bach, Movie, Verse Choir, Kewpie Krooners, Senior Dra- matics. PAUL BALLIQW Good looles, pluf zz lifofly Jpiril. lYild Life, Blue Triangle, German Track, Baud, Swing Orchestra Sports, Cresset Stall. LYDIA KOCII Tlu'rf'.r no limit to lm goorl na- turf. Home Economies, hlotion Picture, First Aid, 'l'iro, Home Room Ofice. PAUL ADKINS Paul is one of the best flmfrican history stmlmts lmxizles lying on all around good fellow. Franklin, Blue Triangle, Home Room Oflice. MARY LYNN KIDDER Wlierc tlzerfls red lmir-youllvz got Jometlzing. Antique, Thalian Guild, Senior Dramatics, 'l'iro, llonie Room Olliee. CHARLES KICRIP Mr. Strong? aol? assiJtam'-z'5- pecially in Girl! Woorl-zcorle. Assistant Girls, Woodwork, Sen- ior Dance. IIERBILRT FRENCI I Cznflf in method, rrsolulf in uf- tion. Thziliun Guild, Home Rooni Orlice, Iiranklin. Blue 'I'rinngIe, Ili-H, Senior Druinatics, Verse Choir. MI LDREIJ WEST ,llilrlred if 111-:wlyi ffllllj' In help wlzmewr shzf if railed upon. Gift Making, Record Playing. ULICNN BROWN All those who lennu' Glenn will admit that he has ll pluuxing pefxonality. Movie, IVIotion Picture, Sports, 'flialiaii Guild, Yerse Choir. HMNIA PARSONS Slif has llir umbilion to lfvconif ll flivtitizzn and the ability In ur- r'umpli5lL lzfr dfsirr. Iloine Rooni Office, Band, Girl Reserves, I lrztinzitics, 'I 'Italian Guild. GUY COOK llfls that 1z1'ut-looking, pIr'a.mr1l fellow who ,tells you gI'0I'1'I'IL'J at Poolf and Cn'l1er'.v. Sports, Typing, IN'Iotion Picture. JOIIN C.'XR'I'ER J Cu man who wuz! info Ihr .viatf wrcftling nzcft. C Club, XYrestling, First Aid, Sports. R UBY W YATT .lla-r flu' lIf'l'r'l' rlmiige nwfpt hfr namf. Girls' XYootIworIi. Conununity Singing, Verse Choir, Ixewpie Iirooners, Chorus. iciinx c:tn,srJx llw'5 a grind 5pw'f 415 rw!! ax zz ,gfmrf nffzlflr. Student founcil, Franklin, Blum: 'I'rizing:Ic, Hi-Y. Science, Home Room Uiiice. Senior Dance foininittec, Bzlslicthnll, Iioot- Iwnll. NXIJINIC RIIXIIXIICR Syslfnz it ffm kwyimfe to success. Girls' Atlilt-tics, 'I'iro. I,.XXYRI'1XCli I IBI,Ii 1921'1939 Wild Life, Xlotion Picture, lfrencli, I Ii-Y. I I I I .DA SCOTT l'uw!-Inzzwnlr of llirlcimzzz, uctrexr, play-uiriglzz, Jlmrl story writer, nnlfm'-fi!!! om' Jfcwll girf 11f'L1t'1'- llzwlfss. Illllllllilll Guild, Girl Reserves, I loine Room Ollice, Student Council, Latin, Blue Triainglc. Brush and Pencil, Creative Writing, Yerse Choir, Debate, ll'orltI .'XIlznirs, Senior llrziinzit- ics, Nntionnl I Ionor Society , Senior Play. XIXRY RlI'I'II IDKWSON ,ln affilflr filtll' is an z1fI1li't1'. Knitting. Girls' Athletics. Swing Orchestra. Kewpie Rrooners, Orchestra. ' , . , ,'a 'fy' CUIOJVIN-3 ' lx f-90-34 4- ,dflrv Afnbebi Z, axgx1riLQ?ii,iEH,'i'imx ? I 13' l,iff if .rlmrt anal 51 am .-Xsironorny, Library, Senior Dra- mzities, Blue ,llI'I211IglC, Latin, Science. LCRLIN IQ DIZNN I S Quint, lm! prftly if anyww asks nr. Community Singing, Typing, Lzrt- in, Kewpie Krooners, Record Playing. XORMA RIXNGQXS I am what I mn, no morf, no lcsr. Blue Triangle, Girls' Woodwork, Girl Reserves, Camera, Knit- ting, Tiro. WAYNE BILBY The boy with ilu' big gmzirzl rnzilr. Philosophy, Iiootbzill, Opereltzi. . CLICU BROWN Ili' lm: jnlmxing rjzmlitiflv Ilia! make you lilef lzim. , IYrestling, Wlilel Life, Sports, IVIO- lion Picture, :Xnimzil Lovers. ICIDNA RAYILNSCRAI- I' Happy mul quit: gay, ffzllsing any limf Jlzf may. Blue Triangle, Lalin. Ilome Room Olliee, Astrononiy, Senior Dru- IIIEIIICS, Kewpie Krooners, Yerse Choir, Opererta. CII,'XRLO'I I'I'1 PIEPLOW Slzflx won lm' way info tlm lwarfx of lliflemzzu Jtuzlfvzlx. Typing, Animal Lovers, Frzinlclin, Blue Triangle, Kewpic Kroon- ers, Community Singing. R ICITH CRANE Semi' gerzzilmrlfn zlmzlf p1'1'ff'r lflomles. Sophomore Class President, Blue 'l'rizingle. Home Room Olliee, Class Treasurer, Verse Choir, Philosophy, VViId Life, Kewpie Krooners, Record Playing. I-9, 1 F, 1 ,f K v J ellgpf , , ' v I 4 ROY ALLIQN Truly Niall, rlnrlc, rmzl lLtIl1!Z7,i'0I7lK'. Connnunity Singing, Xlotion Pie- ILIFC. IICAN RALSTON Too lmzl H115 boyf' flmft rural rzzzzjorms lzlsc Kmzjm' does. Home Room Ollice, Ifreneh, Pep Squzicl, Frzinlilin, Blue Triangle, Girls' Athletics, Cresset Stull Kewpie Krooners, Senior Drai- Inzilies. GENEVA BISHOP All-zc11y.v zz willing workfr. Iloine Room Olliee, Animal Lov- ers, Franklin, Tiro, Blue 'fri- angle. EDWIN CRICICD E-Urn l'lL0llglL tlzis is .llny, we slill 1L!l'Uf717l' forgnllmz lfzlwinlr aluil- ity in fooflmll. Fooilwzill, Iloine Room Orhee, Verse Choir, Pliilosophy, Read- ing, Kewpie Krooners. Cooking. 7' , DNA BICIDSWORTH liz' 'nierry fivlllkll' in lifr CZYEJ lfrlirs flu' xicwrlrzfsf l16'716'C1l'l1.. irl Reserves, Horne Economics, Movie, liewpie Krooners, Rec- ord Playing. ITHICSTILR BREWER Ylmf 'Il'UIllll we zlo uiflmut Old lflirsztfz' in foolball and baskft- lmll? Iliff big, both literally mul ,agzirzitiwly enior Play, Football, Basketball, Traclc, Blue '1'riangle, UCI' Club, Quill and Scroll, Franklin, World Affairs, Verse Choir, Stu- dent Council, National Honor Society. Oli SXllTll Ii: farm arf all 71050 enrlfd. astronomy, Radio and Airplane, Wild Life, First Aid. .ORICNF JOHNSON ferry iizrlr of pfritmzfss ir full of fun. Blue Triangle, Latin, Philosophy, Girls' Woodwork, Horne Eco- nonncs, Puppetry. .-XRLA MMC REED Jn fjficimil typift -who liar bffn irivzzlizable' in the ojicf. Connnunity Singing, Girls' Ath- letic Association. BRIAN FINLEY Frirmlly, infflligfnt, Jubllf, and IlUf'.S'71if give a darn. Home Rooin Oflice, Latin, Blue Triangle, Pep Squad, Cookers, Connnunity Singing. Franklin, Reading, Quill and Scroll, Sen- ior Drainatics, Student Council, XVorld Allairs, Verse Choir, Business hlanagzcr of Crcssct, Chemistry, Purple and Gold Staff, Chorus, National Honor Society, Thespian Guild. JACK ROULLl'iT'l' Om' of tlif Sl'!I71!1l1j'.S' bflzind tlzf counter of flzf Crm Drug. First Aid, Sports, hlotion Picture, Kewpie Krooners. HlCl,liX IAWLFR illflmuglr with 145 lfss than a .ff- vzzfftcr, .vlif prnwzz' lzfr abilily to makz' fricnd: quickly. Senior Drainatics. NYorld Affairs. MARY IANIC IDOCGLASS Sllflr quid and 11i1'z',' fxffllmzt in volleyball. Blue Triangle, Franklin, Horne Roorn Office, Knitting, Tiro, Draniatics. rl 4,.Af1-A-47-I.. V Om FX fl: ii foopfra ion. X Brush and Pencil, Sports, XYild N' Lifc, Radio and Airplane, Home Room Ullice, Motion Picture. C. W. SIMS Hz fain would bc a gallant leniglit, to rfrcuf ladiry in Jail plight. Xlovie, Reading, vicRN1c'i+1 PAUi.icY , Blnnrlf, ymall, 517111, frie'nzll3'Q.i Puppetry. German, Girls iAth-A letics, Kewpie Krooners. - B. rw? ' X 'T M l runes USTWXQM' . yt i R114 L x., ELAINE PHILLIPS One of the witty types that al- ways manages to snag the most eligible men. Pep Squad, Kewpie Krooners, Community Singing. Record Playing. Girls' Athletics. Verse Choir. Hockey Team. Basket- ball Team, Volleyball Team, Chorus. PIIILIP ONG Ile aliztnlt like St. Louis so he fame baele to Columbiag we're glad for now lLe'll be a Hick- man grad. Record Playing, Kewpie Krooners, Travels. ORETIIA DALY Worry and Oretlza have never met. Ilome Economies, Thalian Guild, Girls, Vlloodwork, Social Games, Nlotion Picture, Kewpie Kroon- ers. AUDLICY NICI IOLS One of illr. .IIeKay,s shining lights. Motion Picture, Sports. BIQSSIIQ WILLIS Bessie may be short in stature but slte is long in frienclsllip. fl oery good basketball player. 1. Curl Reserves, Junior Jamboree, Home Room Oflice, Kewpie Krooners, Record Playing. So- cial Games, Girls' Athletics. MARTIIA DALE PETERS Sophisticated Lady. Girl Reserves, Tlialian Guild, Knitting. Record Playing, Li- brary, Home Room OfIice. RICHARD DANEHE We'll all miss him as eaptain and center of our football team next fall, especially the femmes! Football, Football Captain, IVrest- ling, Senior Play, HC Club, Home Room Office. Verse Choir, Class President, Travel, Nlotion Picture, Kookers. ICLIZABETII COLVIN fi staunelz supporter of Home Room 202, she is cooperative and possesses lots of initiatifoe. Community Singing, Home Eco- nomtcs. GIL DYSART Fuljlling his destiny on the easy payment plan. Blue Triangle, Franklin, Science, Home Room Ofhce, Radio and Airplane, Astronomy, Asslt Bus- iness Maimztger of Cresset, Na- tional Honor Society. MARGARET TURNER Easy going and steady going. Girl Reserves. Bach, String En- semble, Orchestra, Kewpie Krooners, German, Blue Tri- angle, Community Singing, Chorus, Record Playing, Na- tional Music Contest. CLARK DRANE Beware of Clark for lLe's both a 'wrestler anzl a boxer. Sports, First Aid, IVrestling, Gold- en Glove. GILES WINTER Our student president-good-loolo ing, capable, intelligent, and ora- torieal. Puppet, Thalian Guild, Blue Tri- angle, Student Council, Home Room Ofhce, Franklin, French, National IIonor Society, Stu- dent President, Verse Choir, National Forensic, Camera. FLORENZA BARNIQS Florenzals about the most rinrere, I7lI1Il.VffI01l.Y, umellfsh girl we kvzow. Chorus. Tlralian Guild. Cornnxun- ity Singing. Blue Triangle, I ranklin, First Aid. Verse Choir, 'FIM SIIFIDON Unhurriezf, 1n1,fI11rrif1I', and :mf ea!- ily provoked. Gerrnan, Pep Squad. Ifranlclin, Thalian Guild, Senior Dramat- ies. lVorlcl Affairs. Co-editor of Party Line, Verse Choir. RLTTII ALMQUIST .'ll-ways friendly, ne-wr zery talle- afive. Knitting Club, Typing Club, BOBBY IOIC SCI IUPP Ile is small, dark, and never ,rays muflr, but lie has a grand sense of humor. Sports, Nlotion Picture, Blue Tri- angle. Latin. DOROTI IY BALL YU1ly'L'f got a real friend if 5lLK,5 among them. Chorus. Girl Reserves, German, Bach, Franklin. Blue Triangle, Brush and Pencil, Library, Verse Choir. Cl IARLICS IX'IeCAI.LISTER Likeable, breezy Charlie always rmnained an enigma to the far- ulty. Band, Urehestra, Thalian Guild, Motion Picture, Purple and Gold. Senior Play, Cresset Stall, Verse Choir, Swing Orchestra, Senior Dramaties, YVorldAfIairs, Ili-Y, Operetta. ROBERT KREIGII 11 swell person with an obsfsszmz for azrplanes. Verse Choir, Purple and Gold, Student Council. Airplane. As- tronomy. I3 lil' IC R LY ANN Ii XAUGI IN This gal if a tug at auylm1Iy'5 heart rtrzngs. Ilorne Room Office, Senior Dra- matics, Tiro, Pep Squadi 4 9-avr. -f Lffcb-5' J' 1 .. . .1 -1. ' 'J ' Xigfziolfniz gg, rg, ., by The Beau 15,fll77l1IZf'ZH of our flasx ronrentrafex his smile on one fazr damrfl. Ifreneh. Verse Choir, Senior Dra- rnatics. lYorld Affairs, Blue Tri- angle. HICLEN MARTIN xllcvays there with a frienzfly Award. Ilorne lie., Movie Club, Knitting, Connnunity Singing. Girl Re- SCFVCS. MARLIN MARTIN Quiet? Oh yer, Iliff rlill router runs deep. lYild Life, Xlotion Picture. VIOLA PACKHAM Those blue eyes are a Pafkham Zradzfzon. Tiro. PATTI THOMPSON l il sparkling linle in the chain of l ife. Blue Triangle, Philosophy, Girls' Athletics, Yerse Choir, Home Room Office, String Ensemble, Franklin, Swing Orchestra, Sen- ior Draniatics, Girls? VVood- work, Cresset Staff, Debate, Senior Play Committee, Na- tional Honor Society. DOROTHY JACOBS Our blonde sweetlzenrt of Hick- man. Student Council, Hockey, Latin, Pep Squad. Junior Class Sec- retary, Girlsl Athletics, Verse Choir, Home Room Ollice. Phil- osophy, Cresset Staff, Wlorld Affairs, Senior Play Committee, Senior Dramatics. ARTHUR PHILLIPPE. 11 quiet but cooperative member of his home room. Wild Life, Motion Picture, First Aid, Travel. .IUNIQ RIDGVVAY 1'it'acity + intelligence + cum- rnon sense 1 fune. Student Council, Girl Reserves, French, llome Room Ollice, Chorus, Senior Dramatics, Sen- ior Play, Cresset Staff, Hockey, Volleyball, Basketball, Verse Choir, Pep Squad, Cheer Lead- er, Blue Triangle, l ranklin, Na- tional Honor Society. BRUCE McCAULlQY The fray Bruce swings out on that sax icoulzi 'coin any girl's heart. Senior Play, Hi-Y, Operetta, Pep Squad, Senior Dramatics, Swing Orchestra, Astronomy, Home Room Oflice. Band, Yice-Presi- dent of Senior Class, National Honor Society. JANE RIDGWAY So pleased was Gail with this one Ile gave her a zlouble. Girl Reserves, French, Girls, Ath- letics, Blue Triangle, lfrankliir, Pep Squad, Cheer Leader, Girls, Wvoodxvork, Chorus. Senior Dra- matics, Cresset Stall, Senior Play, Hockey, Volleyball, Bas- ketball, Home Room Oflice, Verse Choir, National Honor Society. LEONARD LEVVIS Never had a lot to say, yet he was not too quiet to he misswzl at Hickman when he left. Wild Life. l IIAZICL SNODDY 2 ' . ,OLA RUTH LlTTLE A, mmmm. Jiguw in Um, Som!! 'he sillrloni puts her thoughts in anzl scholastic activities. Q ,FTW li' B, T , 1 nr eserves. .ue riang e, l Blue Triangle, lfranklin, Home cl Home EQ, Gift lvfaking. Room Ollice, Community Sing-3 I ing. Astronomy, Student Coun- 5q.UClLLE DALY Cllr Libfilfvw Rfcqfd Playing, 3 ' When you call on Lucille Z0 do Lresset Stall, National Honor w,,,,,tj,i,,g fo, you, you an, mn- SOUCW- Q jirlent that it will be well clone. Y 5 Tiro, Senior Dramatics, Knitting, Home Room Ofhce. PAULINE D. risnniz R V W nl LEAH VN EGEBIQR Very quietly bitten by the matri- monial bug. llorne Room Ofhce, Knitting, Typ- ing, Tiro, Girls' Woodwork. Helping someone else is the secret of happiness. German, Record Playing, Thalian Guild. MARIAN EDWARDS Dancer, stage 'HLtlIl!lgL'l', actress versatility. Xa' X Thalian Guild, Pep Squad, lirani- , ,J' lin, Quill and Scroll, Verse Y, Choir, Student Council, Phil- osophy, Purple and Gold, Wlorld Affairs, Senior Play, Majorette, National Honor Society. , ly , 14141. ' fr- - gat.-ci-s-fb ' , '- ,J , iv4.o.C.2u '-1-'L- JF HELEN FRANCES WARD N Frances 'won the French ezniarzls last year and is an all-round goozl student. Blue Triangle, Library Club. . f R.-XLPH V.XLENTiNE Q ' Hit :milf 10011111 bemmr any val- .. miline. Latin. Sports, Wvild Life, lwotion ,- Pieture. -' Y DOROTHY H.XRREl.SOX T6 Ilfr iizffrtious laugh nialcfs HL: I zlillfcxt Of P!17'fiI'5 gay. S Verse Choir, Girl Reserves. Blue 'X 'l'rianz:le, Thzlliztn Guild. Senior 'bx' - lDI'Z11UFlIlCS, Purple and Gold T, Staff. l rzmklin. Quill and Scroll, Knitting. Lilwrgtrv. Cresset Staff, fi llome Room Olhec, Kewpie rx Kztrnivztl. R. X B-1 LL POWELL Ile has that gram' expression fornzcrly arsociaffzl with Plato and Socrates. Sports. .-Xnimitl Lovers, Wild Life, Ty ing. ., y rj 1 uxav MH - J- , b ' ily, '. '-' ' .4 FRANCES JOHNSON Fraizrny har a quict charm and frzrzzdliizffs mfryorzf liker. Girl Reserves, Tltaliztn Guild, Brush and Pencil, Puppetry, Tito, Girls' Wvoodxvorle. 1 ' ' ' IQXRL SMITH jus! fall him Sfwrtyl'. Newr- z'l1flr'.rs hir .tix ffff four iiiflzrr go a long way--up. XYild Life, Motion Picture. BlC'l'TY WINN fm really not thy. Girl Reserves. Knitting, Movie, Record Playing, Kewpie Kroon- ers. . - I I Y' L . ith, IVV, dc x , 1 Jl'l '1s' - - 1 4' , L .t . I r- if ' . M. l 1 . K 2. , . fr. 1 A , ' .' BUDDY WALTON l 12-lm! fiif 1'Nr I haw all tfir ,tram- iiig of a flfmorfs that are rl1'can1iug. Student Council. Bztsketball. Home Room Olhce. Sports. Motion Picture, Senior Class President, Cresset Stall, Verse Choir. BERNICE HOLMAN Silfizfr and FUHYWLOJI swim' makf a ccanzaiz. Trztvel, Motion Picture, Knitting, Library, Home Room Olhce. YIRGINLX IILNTER Sfif if Iliff frifnd of xwryoizr, and fi'f1'yo1z!s lzfr jrifrzri. Home Room Olhce. Student Coun- cil. Girl Reserves. Latin, Knit- ting. Thaliznn Guild, Cresset Staff. Record Playing, Library, Franklin. Yerse Choir, National llonor Society. EVA GRTNDST.-'XFF Sli! is silmit, 51117 i5 thy, lm! f1lf'7'I'yS niisflziff in lim' ryf. Knitting. Girls' .Xth'eties. Ken- tvie Krooners, Yolleylvztll. DORO'l'l'lY DEAN HUXIl'iI'll.D l1il'klIld7L'S uCL'7ZffI' of aliractimivi. Home Room Ofhee, Thzxliztn Guild. Girl Reserves, Pep Squad, Com- munity Singine, Class Seeretzlrv, Kewpie Krooners. Record Plav- ingz. Football Queen. Junior -Iztmhoree Queen. Most Pormlzrr Girl. EL.-XINE COOK Cizpizfs arrow hit a bit foo hard Social Games. Thaliatn Guild. Community Singing, PATTY DEAN EDWARDS llfr Nady ici! lzas made lzfr pop- ular at Hickman. French, Home Room Otliee, Stu- dent Couneil. Senior Dramatics, Kewpie Krooners. Pep Squad. Band. Orchestra, Girls' Athlet- ies. Girl Reserves. IIELICN GEORGE 'APrftZy is as prfrzy zioftfl and HFIM1 does ampfr' jilflifr lo both. Chorus, Girl Reserves. 'I'yping:, Verse Choir. Record Playing, Kewpie Krooners, Pep Squad. ,..f-' A ia Q QQ im 5 M VII lax SCHOOL PLEDGE I pledge allegiance to Hickman High School and to the ideals for which it stands. United by ties of fellowship and loyalty, we move forward beneath the Purple and the Gold. SCHOOL SONG Rally, rally, rally ,round the Purple and Gold, VVe're Kevvpies from Hickman, Rally, rally, rally for it's honors untold, All Kewpies, of Hickman. Here,s to our high school, Oh, it is my school, Here's to the best school A11 rally ,round Hickman? Hickman, Hickman. Hickman IN MEMORIAM LAVYRENCIC FIHLF October 21, 1921-lfcbruary 4. 19,9 YVILLIARI ZARING july 9, 1920-March 22, 1939 aff fi fi tt was vj, , ,. DER l 1 . M 7 CLASS OFFICERS RUTH HINSHAW, Sfrrffary XXYILKIZS lXlCliARG7 Y'rrf15zn'fr Miss HOWELL, Spmzxm' BUDDY BURNETT, View-Prf.fidf1z1f JACK BURNETT, Prcxirzlmrt Into the halls of Hickman High roared the sopho- mores of 337. On they forged as juniors-understudies for their final great role in 1940. Their motto We know what we wantl' was demonstrated in their one and only riotous class meeting Where they spent sixty minutes in electing a sponsor and two class olhcers-all of the pro- letariat. Vlfatch out 1940. The understudies are on their Way! THE PURPLE AND GOLD i'lir'k Prominent juniors with their sponsor, Miss Howell, enjoy peppy :recounts ol sclitiol activities. The first impediment in the forward march of the understudies came when they had another dime lopped olT their yearly subscription price to the Purple and Cold, the major junior project. Not to he daunted, they de- clared this set-back a minor obstruction. They would not only finance the puhlicationg they would streamline it. And so they did. .,4Ak ,gy .vig z: K 4. LE .X Vx an V' at X arf 51 -mi S 'Sl ,1 V, My A4 f'K - ' ff X Y -f wg' A 3 g hz: Y X f new V fz1 'uv -f in ifgli Y ' ' 6: i 'iv Q ' XDS FST -f K ' pzfziil 'VR' Fl f x? Aff Q . f ig, I it in A V ,.,, 5 M. 3 ,F 1' gi 4, ' tx r W. 93 'WL - wg. K 1,-'ml G ff -J' 1: ' f ' - V ' ,wifi we , wiki? ,, sf' X ' mfg 'isa f 5 , 7 4'-. ' lu 'nf L I ,C X . rf f ,bl 3 K 'D T X M y 's E31 M P 'C' K Q ' 21 , h,, ? W . ,. .7 53: X , - 2224 , 'Ea 'fig 1' . ' . .. V' . ,Q - W . 4 , 6 .3 YA' W , 32, - Q . ,, ,Q Q , n 3 -1 , W 1 A ki x M T, ,WY 3 L A F' G ,fr X L ffhy, MJ 1 4 Q v 5 1 ! I 6 Q. -fn M03 x 5 E A4 pq Mff ,Q . QPR .6 Xt fax , wa 4 ' K .-ti yeff, E f f 4,1 PW' Q , J if f i Q V .a nz. A . V Q -- -. -. 'A' ff ' 1 x . ,xx I, . ' ' fl '- a. ' . ' 'rf' ' ' gs jx Jinx, 7'.c4f11,zfffu .4 4,4 -L6lfy,v,,4f?y. if Q4 .' f-'rv' Hfa ' 1 f W J UNDERSTUDIES FJ lf . lo M. Allen Anderson T. Atkinson M. BZIUIIIKHYUXCI' G. Bibb D. Brown M. Brown T. Brown l l U B QF. Burnett D. Carey J. Christian U. Crowell K. Creed N. Daly F. Daugherty R. Davidson r gxxj X M. Davidson D J. Dorlaquc V. Edwards M. Engclage L. Farthing F. Gacbler K. Garrett M. Haddock 1 Xu My S. Hamer B. Harris F. Hartley D. Hashbargcr V. Head B. Hewitt K. Hickam R. Hinshaw C Q M. Holliday V. Jacobs 1.10 es FI. Johnson J. Johnson M. Keepers B. Kimpton Q L. Lawhorn if cofiljlf X gf- nw.-, V. Leeton R. Lanham E. Lewis M. Lyncs h B. McAdams D. McCabe J. cCauley K. McCauley Q Ziifgazf fe f ' M. Mcclain H, 1X1QConathy B. McGee YV. lWcHarg D. Mclqlgg ton H. lWartin Million F. Niedermeyer M. Owens R. Ousley R. Perkins O. Pollock B. Rader Al. Reese M. Reed E. Romack .3 Q 2 -Y rvlfifs! 'Vs '3j .fl M. Sapp M. Schulte D. Scott hi. Shoemaker C. Sims R. Smith NI. Qs S. Stevenson W L. Stone T Talbert G. Tallmage E. Tate F. Taylor J. Taylor J. Tcrrian N. Thompson -T L. Wade J. Ward M. Watts E. Wayland N. Wayland D. 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'i Roe Four . . 1 The stage IS set for a complicated plot Cen- 1 tered around youth . . . their difficulties in trying to overcome great obstacles . . . their joys and i sorrows . . . their defeats . . . their victories . . . And then . . . the climax of achievement-- happy endings I ,, ,, ,, ..4 lie 791012, Mfg M,1,,fpjU?wf QW' X i1j11M 1I1w 1111 IQ 1111 HW MH4,111111UY1 il, p-BTL-E51 111 lj1 Il,1jl1lj-TLD 1 111L'ljDL 111 1 ' I fn ' J 1 41 N K, 1 1 1 11 W X X21 ff X1 1, Xu, xxv f,, 1 YW Vx CN x 11 1 1 fl 1 1 I 1 1 If f I I 1 1 1 1 I1 1 U II 1 1 Wawmug .M , ,N 'LM 5 gffiflmig-5: fix W H 1 FV' ,QA 494, iw' on- 4, Clubs SWING ORCHESTRA Starzding' P. 'l'hompson, C. Odor, Malo, lVI. Cooper, J. 'l'. Roberts. Srcorld Row: J. Bales, T. hliles, Pettit, E. Wayland, L. Gribble, O. Pollock. First Raw: G. Bibb, P. Ballew, R. Jacobs, N. Mc- Grath, Otis, hal. Dawson, Dorlaque. TRAVEL CLUB Fourth Roux' W. Alexander, F. Noel, G. Betz, L. Roullett, M. Kreutz, D. Danehe, B. Hamil- ton, B. McGee, J. Donaldson. Third Row: F. Wheeler, R. Trimble, Benedict J. Johnson, 15. Johnson, H. Almquist, H. Allen D. Taylor, E. VVilcox. Srfond Row: Mr. Ferguson, M. VVorlcy, H. Phillippe E. Walters, G. Talmadge, A. Johnson, M. Jansen, Al. Roemer, B. lValters. First Row: E. Crowley, J. Betz, J. Tekotte, XV. Wil- liams, L. Wallace, B. Alexander. 2 7 9 SOPHOMORE DRAMATICS Bark Row: Al. Ballew, O. Ballew, F. Langford, R. Alueller, J. Sapp, E. Hulett, Shock, YV. Erlcwine. Sfcond Rurc: D. Taylor, D. Davenport, ll. Alm- quist, Miss Howell, N. Barrett, Nl. Martin, Al. Jansen, E. VValters. Third Row: ll. Dulaney, B. YValters, H. Nlelvin, M. Sisson, NI. Poore, B. Brown. Seated: Nl. McCluskey, M. Roemer, XV. XVilliams SOPHOMORE DRAMATlCS Back Row: B. Brockman, H. VVestover, P. Keeley, M. Hohman, Miss Howell, C. Odor, E. Rogers, VV. NVyatt, Lynes. Serond Row: N. Moirison, R. Royston, Millard, P. Byars, F. Langford, B. Swi.t, D. Repman. Seatfd: C. Helm, ll. Marsh, A. Brown, E. Burgess, S. Hulen, B. Wagner, Vandiver. SENIOR DRAMATICS Bark Row: H. French, B. lNIcCauley, B. Lolfer, YV. Jacobs, E. YVayland, B. Proctor, H. Lawler, R. Smith, C. McCalliste1', B. Wharton, B. Finley, VV. Thorpe, YV. Jones. Srrorzd Row: F. Phillips, E. Hunt, D. Jacobs, D. Beaman, L. Dickinson, Tucker, Mrs. hic- Harg, V. Liddell, M. Kidder, N. Milburn D. Harrelson, Al. Hatcher, VV. Braselton. Third Row: P. Edwards, lX'I. Penisten, B. Vaughn. J. Ralston, H. Scott, M, Edwards, V. Simon, AT. Hawkins, J. Ridgway, Ridgway, L, Dickinson, E. VVinn. 1 Ill-Y Bark Row: hflr. Gordon, Mn. Dunkin, lXl. Barnes, B. Oliphant, A. Brody, J. Pettit, W. Curtis. Third Row: P. Sides, H. French, E. Gordon, C. Odor, E. Rogers, T. Atkinson, R. Webb, R. Smith. Second Row: M. Holman, W. Foster, B. McCauley, YV. Petry, J. Miles, G. Morrison, R. Loomis, H. Krusekoph. Firrt Row: H. Stephenson, W. Mcllarg, B. Davidson, N. Easley. WORLD Al l AlRS Burk Row: Miss Rummell, B. Lolfer, H. Lawler, C. Brewer, R. Loomis, B. llarris, B. Finley, A. Brody. Second Row: V. Simon, M. Edwards, ll. Rrusekoph, V. Head, Pettit, H. Scott. Third Row: D. Jacobs, Evans, XV. lNIcHarg, E. Hayden, Crews, M. Liddell, H. Stephenson. Front Row: E. Shepard, B. Brown, M. NlcCluskey, J. Dorlaque, H. Stadler, E. Winn. FRANKLIN CLUB Bark Row: G. Dysart, V. Head, K. Creed, S. Hamer, F. Niedermeyer, R. Davidson, VV. Jones. Second Row: B. Finley, B. lVIcGee, H. Snoddy, R. Brown, A. Coulter, J. Ridgway, J. Ridgway, L. Dickinson. Third Row: R. Barton, W. Mcllarg, J. Tucker, L. Hendrix, R. Smith, P. Adkins, G. Bishop, NI. Kolb. Fourth Row: R. Hinshaw, B. George, Alillion, W. Foster, C. Carmichael, C. Blackmore, J. Seelbach, S. B. Botner. Fifth Roux' Al. Barnes, Miss Poe, M. Edwards, G. YVinter, XV. Petry, L. S. Lawhorn, H. Stephenson, L. Dickinson, F. Barnes. Sixth Row: F. Taylor, lXl. Penisten, Ralston, D. Harrelson, P. Sides, J. Golson. ASTRONOM Y J Back Row: B. Zaring, N. Clinkenbeard, E. Bedford, G. Daly, L. Gribble, R. Brown, B. Kreigh. Second Row: C. Elder, Miss Kitchens, hi. Cooper, J. Taylor, S. Stevenson, D. Hashbarger. .Front Roux' W. Braselton, lf. Tate, C. lXlcBaine. .v Clubs JUNIOR DRAMATICS Bark Row: F. Gaebler, B. Kimpton, T, Atkinson R. Davidson. Third Row: K. McCauley, B. Tharpe, Windsor Seeond Row: M. Reid, R. 2 Brown, D. McCabe M. Glenn, M. Allen. A Front Row: Million, L. Lawhorn, Miss Eisenberg, M. McClain, R. Hinshaw, V. Jacobs. READING Left Table: N. Easley, R. Richardson, B. Oliphant, Mrs. Gibbany, F. Noel, P. Cheavens, D Surnpter. Right Table: M. Finney, XVindsor, B. Fontz, R. Webb, C. Peabody. FRENCH Back Row: P. Douglass, J. Arnold, L. Fible, M Barnes, Vandiver, S. Pollard, Miss Rummell Front Row: M. Holliday, F. Hartley, Reese F. Ward, N. Thompson, T. Roberts. BRUSH AND PENCIL Standing: H. Creed, R. Helmendach, L. Nibbelink J. Royston, V. Drumm, E. Rogers. Second Row: Nliss Eisenberg, J. Thurston, J. Roberts J. Turner, B. VVagner, M. S. Glenn. Seated: C. Jobe, N. Via, P. Byars, M. C. Douglas N. Wayland. TYPING Back Row: M. Rimmer, C. Ravenscraft, D, Reid B. Powell, M. Cottle, J. Phillips, E. Gibbi V. Southard, F. Cottle. Second Row: A. Forbis, C. Helm, M. Specs, B. Plott, C L. Yoest, H. Snell. First' Row: VV. Phillippe, J. Spencer, R. Fulkerson, M. 'Worley, R. Young, H. Banmgartner. .!,f', 1 J v 9 2 GERMAN Back Row: E. Parsons, O. Richardson, B. Johnson Miss Eitzen, B. Hewitt, M. Leach. Second Row: D. Fisher, L. Wlagner, M. Owens M. Keepers, F. Niedermeyer. First Row: hui , N. Easley . W artoi M LATIN Back Row: Terrian, E. Gordon, C. Odor, B. Kimp- ton, F. Matteson, T. Morelock, B. Brocknian Seeond Row: NI. Reid, R. Royston, Miss Eitzen, E. Hulett, NI. Royston, B. Foutz. First Row: S. Christian, L. lNallace, A. hdaher, M. Roemer. TYPING Bark Row: VV. Pace, NV. Hampton, P. Sides, VV Jacobs, L. Wood. Fourth Row: Y. Fenton, R. Pau ey E. Forsee, G. Perry, G. Stewart. l ', C. Nichols T1-,Z R h. Barnes, V. Shearer, Marlow, nr ow J. Jefferies, D. Bcaman, J. Nlchols, A. Maher H. Barnes, D. Whitworth. Second Row: V. Douglas, R. Almquist, V. Spencer, M. Stone, M. Myers, M. Muster. First Row: NI. Hamilton, M. Snell, B. Hord, H Price, M. Poore, M. Bowser, C. Ehler. LIBRARY Back Row: M. Ehler, L. Singleton, L. Hendrix, Ankrorn, lVIrs. Gibbany, M. Peters, M. Phi. lippe, D. Ball, C. Bilby. Seeond Row: F. Ward, J. Cathey, H. Snoddy, V Hunter, D. Harrelson, B. Holman. Front Row: K. Conklin, W. Foster, D. Boggs. r 'W -. fl' 9- gm' 'fc W , A mggyiwfwe ' 52 swf- 'I A X 1 'f iififflfix, HW ' A QL xr new J f i.,4,,g3 .1:, 1 ' Q 5 f l f V 4, miami? k K 222 5 f p 'VJ 2 HX! , ,P- r .Y 5 Q A i ASQ gm ,YQ ,,1ffJ4VX W 1 k ' ,F wg will in 311: 4 wi Q1 My I 'G ji .fy 1 V A J 1: A , 1 ' A,1,, T5 8 4, X 1 f U M li. N V . A 5 'Q qi XY , 'Z I N Clubs COLLECTORS G. Drane, Miss Poe, L. Messenger, N. Morrison, I . Noel, -I. Snakenberg, B. George, Terrlan, V. Leeton, IVI. Slaasted, M. Allen, BOrdCrS. TIRO Back Row: Miss jordan, N. Rimmer, F. JOITIISO-U IQ. Thomas, G. Bishop, B. Venter, P. Davis Sffmzd Roux' V. Boggs, F. Phillips, L. Murray, N. Kangas, NI. Douglas. Front Rory: B. Vaughn, M. Penisten, L. Koch IXI. Kidder, L. Daly. HOME ECONOMICS Back Roux' INI. Schulte, Miss Iilliott, Y. Parmer W. Kemp, H. Barnes, H. Kelley, E. Parsons Second Row: E. Colvin, IW. Aufranc, K. Keyes M. Owens, L. Little, N. Myers. Seatfd: A. Maher M. NIareh P. Mount'o M. Kolb 7 ,I yy y G. Stewarti K. Hickam, L. Stewart, Grant, D. Wren, N. Griggs. WILD LIFE Back Row: IC. Lewis, I. Smith, C. Octting, Ii. Smith H. Hawkins, Mr. Crane. Third Row: E. Crosswhite, Ii. Hatton, Daly J. jones, If. Sandker, INI. Tipton. Second Row: -I. Barnes, G. Cornelison, P. Cheavens B. lNIurray. Front Row: R. 3IcGrath, Todd, M. Martin. BLUE TRIANGLE Back Row: T. Talbert, E. Bedford, T. IN'Iorelock, I . Matteson, B. Kimpton, H. Westover, B. Hamilton, M. Liddell, B. Harris, E. Lansing, R. Loomis, T. Again. Tfzirfz' Roux' C. Carmichael, B. Ford, U. Crowell, V. Cunningham, G. Bishop, Y. Tomlin, R. Brown, E. Thomas, C. Pieplow, F. Erlewine, II. Price, J. Sapp. il. Danzer, N. Turner, I.. Danzer, Miss Kitchens. Sffmzd Ro-sc: L. Via, L. Stewart, C. Sims, L. Vlvade, M. Leach. L. Johnson, M. Rnmmans, R. Royston, H. Marsh, Millard, A. Rawlings, M. Brown, IW. Baumgartner, V. Edwards, D. Brown. Sfuffd: B. Golson, J. Schupp. P. Adkins, IC. Gordon, -I. Golson, A. Brody, I. Donaldson, E. Vlfay- land, INI. Ilohman. JPGIQJM1-., ,ML WMM'- CAMERA CLUB-JUNIOR AND SENIOR Back Row: S. Hamer, N. Rau, T. Atkinson, G Winter, R. Barton, R. Davidson, W. Petry Front Row: H. Krusekoph, H. Stadler, C. Bilby Mr. INIcClary, A. Coulter, H. Stephenson P. Sides. KNITTING Back Row: S. Stevenson, j. Nichols, A. Grantham B. Stewart, C. Starke, Miss Stean, AI. Lynes M. Stone, R. Almquist, B. Holman. Third Row: L. Tello, V. Roberts, Cathey, IVI Sublett, E. Smith, M. Sullin, B. johnson. Srrond Row: A. Lloyd, gl. Jeffries, H. Martin, NI. Coats, J. Marlow, A. Grigsby, V. Richardson Sfalvd: A. Brown, M. Myers, I. Lockwood, M. Muster, B. Alexander, L. Foley, A. Kelley RECORD PLAYING Standing: L. Farthing, K. Crane, G. Asbury, Miss Weaver, Moon, V. Ilead. Smlfd: L. Lawhorn, R. Perkins, VV. McHarg, True. IXI. lX'IeClain, M. Keepers. CAMERA-SOPHOMORE Standing: R. Webb, J. Sapp, B. DeAtley, H. Sexton, O. Jenkins, N. Nash. Middle ' Hunt, M. Hutchinson, Sapp, I. Sapp, F. Ilagan, E. Gordon, R. IXfIueller, L. Messenger. tll'!ZfL'd.' G. Golson. T. lVIorelock, V. Drumm, hIr. lNIeCIary, B. Regan. M' 1 1 7 1 M .ff KEWPIE KOOKERS Bark Row: D. MCNHI12hIOH, J. Lockwood, R. Brady, Clubs MSM K. Wright, Burnett. Sfrond Row: E. Creed, R. Jones, H. Williams, D. Danehe, Miss Wilson, J. Malo, R. Peacock, R. Hudnell, F. VValden, R. McDonnell. First Roto: G. Miller, L. Cole, G. Hagan. SOCIAL GAMES Back Roni: li. Snell, B. lXflcGee, F. Burnett, L. Murry, J. Gibbs, J. Davis, L. Singleton, M. Royston. Third Row: B. Vemer, M. Quinley, Nliss Jordan R. Griggs, Wilcox, M. Gentry, Cathey Sccoizd Row: S. Heath, Y. VVallace, V. Spencer N. Gustine, M. Snell, K. Gibbs. Front Row: M. Reid, J. Brown, L. Wallace, J. Mil- lion, D. Hathman, G. Cook. SPORTS CLUB Back Row: H. Davidson, J. Carey, B, Marsh J. Lowrey, J. Davis, J. Carter, Royston R. Valentine, R. Alexander. Third Row: Mr. Hatfield, L. Henley, D. Kirkliam A. Nichols, K. Snell, M. Cottle, H. Browni B. Schupp, W. Elder, K. Betz. Stroud Row: G. Brown, G. Cook, A. Stone, F Daugherty, J. Bueklcr, C. Drane, J. Roullett J. Brown, B. Powell, B. Rader. Smtfd: E. Stone, J. McKenzie, J. Updegraff, W'. Bell E. Wayland, E. Dawson, T. Talbert, R. Sapp GIRLS' ATHLETICS Back Row: C. Renfro, F, Gentry, O. Douglass M. Calvin, N. Rimmer, H. Allen, I. Ausburn Second Row: H. Brown, K. Creed, D. McCabe, H Martin, R. Lanham, H. Calvin, E. Grindstaff Front Row: S. Christian, M. Hamilton, B. Spces V. Jacobs, V. Pauley, O. Richardson, M Thompson. A AIRPLANE Back Row: G. Perry, K. Conklin, B. Harris, O. Jenkins, Mr. Dunkin, VV. Bell, C. McBaine J. Forbis. Seated: K. Roberts, G. Daly, B. Kreigh, C. Ames. li. Romack, B. Pauley, R. Alexander. 1 GIFT MAKING Back Row: bl. Royston, K. Gibbs, N. Gust' V. Richardson, K. Johnson, K. Keye, F Kinder, M. Sullins, D. Davenport, M. Sla sted, J. Otis. Sfcond Row: Ap Bell, H. Dulaney, M. B A. Kelly, L. Foley, A. Grigsby, S. olla N. Via, L. Stewart. Third Row: Nl. Gentry, S. Christian, . Little M. Davidson. FIRST AID Front Row: B. Brockman, A. Phillippe, C. Drane H. Crowell, M. Victor. Around the Table Ilcft to riglztj: E. Johnson VV. Coates, D. VVorstell, l. Bangert, N. Baum- gartner, E. Enochs, Mr. VValden, G. Carter J. Crews, N. Clinkenbeard, F. Gaebler, G Farrar, J. Roulett, B. Hawkins, J. Carey Mr. Crane, D. Scott, J. Smith, G. Tallrnadgc R. Trimble, M. Wright. GIRLS' WOODWORK Standing: M. Hutchens, lVlr. Strong, E. Gallzighcr M. Thompson, M. Rice, A. Rice. Sfatfd: R. Hinshaw, A. Lewis, IW. George, P. Davis F. Johnson. GIRLS' WOODWORK Standing: J. Danzer, A. Lloyd, W. Coats, L. Johnson J. Ridgway, Mr. Strong, Ridgway, L Dickinson. H. Calvin, D. XVorstell, A. Coulter Seatcd: M. Calvin, N. Turner, U. Crowell, R lVlountJoy. wks' 2 v 1 P' X 1 m i ,E1,A 'Wim px A L- .W PW A fy N ,hx , A ' if 'X' J dim! EQ 'L E5 Ms. Verse Choir If hflrs. VVilliams, the director, or any one of the eighty-seven members of the Verse Choir, had been asked, 'llllihere were you on the morning of Novembr 18 at 6 o'clock?,, the answer would have been, At the bus station, on our way to the great metropolis of Kansas City to give our premier show- ing of the 1938-1939 choir season be- fore the Missouri State Teachers' Con- ventionlu After the liansas City trip, atten- tion was turned to preparing programs for local organizations, including the Tuesday Club, Rotary Club, State Superintendents' Meeting, and many others. lfrmif Rntv: ll. Danehe, Y. Simon, li. liirkinson, Y, ,lZlCtll7S. Xl. Edwards, l,. Johnson sl, Ridgway, L. Lawhorn, Xl. Keepers, hl. Penisten, J. Riclfzway. 'lf Persinger G. llzirris, R. Hinshaw, VV. N4CllZlI'jl. ll. Scott., Xl. Cooper, C. Brewer. Sffrnlfl Rr.1t4'.' lf. Hunt, H. Nash, bl. -loncs, B. Smith, N. lX'lilburn, hl. Allen. G. Bibb Mrs. Xkilliains, li. Roinack, li. Ciziebler, R. Brown, P. Carlisle, hl. lfinncy hl. lXf'lcClain, V. Edwards, H. Stephenson. Tfiirzf lfow' D. NIeNaughton, VV. Petry, VI. Windsor, R. Peacock, D. Jacobs, Y. Hunter lf. Barnes. R. Smith, H. French, D. Ball, Xl. llatcher, l.. Dickinson, K, Creed xl. Ralston, H. Krusekoph, E. Carnes. Fnzzrllz Roux' B. Kiinpton, lf. Ravenserzttit. U. .Xsbur5', B. Xlcrkdanis. lr. Roberts li. Finley, G. Wiinter. F. Taylor. lil. Xkayland. G. Xlorrison. .X. Coulter Xl. Barnes, ul. Tucker, C. Klccznllistvr. B. Harris. Y. Head, XY. blacobs. R. Proctor Debate played a prednniinzmt part at Ilickmnn this year. ln the llUlIlC mtniis mei' forty students debuted on the nzttionzzl tlehzite question, Resolved: Tlmt lin' Ivflifffll Staffs .tfmufrl f.vff1f1li.vl1 an zzllianff' fvilll lfrruf lfrifairi. Tvm sfuplitnnnre lwys. Ralph lmninis :intl .lack Pettit. wnn the elrxinpioiisliip. llngh Stephenstm. the eziptznn nf the tleliaters :intl scenntl year man. led the tennis rtlvly. llis keen sense of humor and his good nxztnrc :intl sptvrtsiiizttisliip won his ztuclienecs easily. Both llnggh Stephenson and George Kiorrisoii lettered in tlehzlte. Out of the twenty-four st-ltnnls in thc Nattionztl Forensie 'l'onrnamCnt hcltl at Liberty this YCZIV. Hickman tied for fifth place. Three students: llilclzi Scott. Giles Winter. and -lztne Wwiiitlstuzg Went tu the finals. Un the all-school debate team. t-melted by Hrs. liclcn U. Williams, Jack Pettit, Railpli lmmnis, Georgte Morrison of the afiirnwtivc- :mtl Wilkes Nlcllary, Ruhr-rt Smith. :md Hnuh Steplienstm nf the nezzitive, saw the most service. Others nn the squad were: Fred C2ll'l5lC'I'. Xiatiriee Bznrnei. znntl Bob liinnitwii. Debate ' s x Assemblies 'l'he assembly programs at Hickman are under the direction of a special Student Council Assembly Com- mittee in charge of Xlrs. llvilliams. Their work consists of providing a Variety of entertaining programs each Friday for the critical eyes of the student body. ,llfx Lang Tflls Jllf 'Tfzn' ,l1OO7l51IlJlf'I'U 'Colinlzlfizl Pufflir Schools llfl' 1171 tfzf ,flir lt Canzr I'pm1 ll .lliilzziflit l,'!m1 ' Msllllll' for lfzz' Llllly llifknlarz Spooky' .fl I'r1t1'iofic SIll'!'l'.T.Y.i K 4 , tu Cffi 5 Ef YYl '? nl7'kc'N- Qi...4.A.s.f L ' dLv ?1..4 I A I A V :pw 1,. ,fig J. It Rf -' Mug, Home Rooms , I ' 1.11 , 1 J..-6 'fK,'f llome Rooms are the real center of Hickman High School. 'llhey not only give the students social life and at Chance to work with each other, hut also such at system provides a henefrcizil guidance progrzini directed hy the sponsors. The homecoming lloats, lvaskethall contests, and debates oller competition which helps to add interest and cooperation in the Home Room. Cahn lfaz'rr,v! Top lltlffflll' tiff TOPS! Qllffnf on I'a1rf11fr .ilzzzf Tfzfy lfXf7fI'f Ik in Sfznly Pfp Sqlmrl Tllkfj a ffflmzlf gllr. l'frg11rm1-U'm'lfly qfzlcirfr . , f f , .f v x - Z 40-64, ,' -flu-. m - . , ,.. 1 . .U V4.g!.A4, . , 0 Q IJ 1 I .ef ' W ' S ff r , ,ff 0, Cresset ta . 'wx r , . x I 947 ' ,411 W, 1Z'U7iffII'i1.,XRRY IJICKINSON fy4.Y,VOCiCIfK' lffiirm'gAIL'x1c Rxlwcwxx' lg'lI.VI'7II'ff ,Uar1agm'-IERIAN FINLEY ,lyymizllr lfdifof-ilQ,,m,1,4T 13,yR'mN . lj'.YfJ'fl1llf H'llJi7Il'XJ' Jlfzrlagrf'-G11, DYs.xR'r Spo'2z501'5 KIM. 'l'ru'14: Crxlxlzs I1.XRYliY KIR. IELQRNARD H. XYOKSIQS X I'fDl'I'URl.'XI, ST.-Xl I Slmzrling fffflf fo rixqflfj: Larry Dickinson L-usou, Patti Thoxulvsou, Chester Brewer, Charles KICCElNiSlCI', CIEIFCHC Carluiehael, llzlzel Snoddy. 1101121 Lou Dickinson. Curtis lfhler. rnpl1yH. Marian I'Llm1rxls. Dorothy I'IZll'I'ClSO11, -lunc Ridgway. Xlrs. Harvey. Nor 1'iffm'f1f.' Q1ElIllCI'!l Club, directed hy Nh' Edward lX'feClzxry. OFF VOR INDIANAPOLIS Such uice coxupzzuy you keep, Xfrs, Harvey, How you stood Larry and Brian all the way to Tndizlnapohs to the X.S.P..-X. Convention is more than we cam Egger out. BIQSINICSS STJXFF lfnfk Roco: Pzlrti Thompson, Dororhy Jacobs, Chester Brewer. Ricluml Dauehc. Gil Uyszrrl, xvilgfilliil IIIIIIICV. X'il'2JiIli2l Simon, Sfrmzrf Roux' .Xuu Couher. Bill Proctor, jean True, Paul Baxllew. Fizzvl Rout' XIV, You-s. Hugh Stephenson, Jane Ridgway, AICZIII Ralston, Dorothy 1702111 Ilumfeld. Robert Barton, Rzlcllcl, Brown, Hugh Slephi Smffzl ffffi fu rigflfj: XIV. 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With a final wave of music the curtain rises on the premier showing of 4'Dictator Dadw in the little theater oil Highway rtovnamely, Hickman High auditorium. 'l'he senior play is a success because of the excellent cast and the technicians: hlrs. Helen D. Vllilliams, directorg Klr. Strong, Glen Ballard, and Bliss liisenberg, state settingg and hlarian lidwards, stage manager. hlore money is taken in at this year's production than in any preceding year. And so the curtain falls, theater lights again Hash on, and a wave of enthusi- astic applause sweeps the auditorium. 'cllictator Dad is a real sensation! -M-..a.,,,A,M. f . l'L'Rl'l,l'f .XXD GOLD A ruzllisls slruplgling lhiu youll .iuu with thu Illilliif-Llp ol' thc l'nrp1f' um! COM limi lhuii' prulwluiiis puzzling zlml uniiplcx. l i1i'i'ouh in thu lnmw may lic ilu-rc l7CLI1lL1SC thcy must mules sim- A-:ich licad- lim- fits its spzice. xi-lls ilu- shary uccurzxtcly, :xml i-:iii-lm mlm mulli- Cl' S IHICFOSI. Ql'l I,l. ,XXD SL'ROl,l, Yr vim!! lillflfl' flu' frulli mul Ihr lrzillz ffm!! nmki' yr Al1'ru is ilu- xmiliu nl Quill iiml Sumll, liiivr- Ilillllllllll llmxur Sociciy for lligh Sclnml xluurnzilists. which xx:-5 muuiiizul for thc piirposr ol ciiumirzigiiiy and ivwiiimliiig indi- vidiizll zicliicvcnicut in joiiriizilism :mil alllicd liclds. lliclimaii lligh Sclioulk Cliznpicr. fpimniswrul lvy Miss Rohn-ri:i llowcll. is mimic-,l WilIiiiins-Su-plwns in lumcmr ol' lm-gil ,irmiiriiiilisis of iiilwiizniicmiizll fzimc ournalists Rllllixff Slllilll Willius Xlcllznrg 'limi .hlsiiiw l l ffurk Roux' -lzirla Xlfuxl. Xlzmriu llqiii-lim. Hush Sli-pliciismi. 'limi .Xlliinsoiy lluimiliy llm'1'clsim, Xlzlrigiii ltulwiuxls, Al1llliCC Ilzimploii. frail! Roca: Yiruiuizi slzicolvs, klJl4.'LIllCllIlL' lllLlCliCI'. lirmii liiilcy. Iigiulwl limwii. lliilncri l,4-L' lim-id' sim, Ruth llinshziw. Ilildgi Sunil. Ree Five Cameras are set . . . helmets are snapped OH.. last minute directions are given by an A No. I director . . . proinpters swing out with three cheers and the band strikes up . . . Action begins! J H2012 5 - X X 'CD H x . 5 3 A ww , figs fx QU!j!iW MUlLivmmmUTR4Lx W1smIl,MlmH3nglIw3I' ' 4 14 K , X MWQ X ri N f Balls sail a md . . . mus 1 b ..1U-H1-b. 0 p fw-lx' X Football 1938 H.H.S. OPPONENTS Columbia IQ Slater 6 Columbia II Normandy 7 Columbia 41 Kirksville O Columbia 39 Hannibal o Columbia I3 jefferson City o Columbia I2 Quincy 0 Columbia 32 Sedalia o l OO'l'BALL SQUAD Stmzdi1zg: Coach Hatfield, K. XYriglit, L. Robinson, J. Thomasson, E. Creed, G. Miller ll. BlcComi1liy, J. Lockwood. Second Row: D. Danelle, J. Hudncll, R. Coats, B. Toler, C. Brewer, L. Roberts, H. Goslin, lf. VValden, J. Burnett. Smtfd: Robinson, C. Nichols, B. Burnett, Pettit, R. Hudnell, D. McNaughton J. Malo, ll. NVilliams. ridiron Briefs Some people doubt that the third time is the charm, but the Kewpies think differently. In Coach Hatf1eld's third year at Hickman he produced an undefeated, untied Kewpie Football team. The Slater game was a sort of warm-up battle, but at first it looked as if it might not be. The score was 7-6 at the half but in the second half the Kewpies started rooting and put over two touch- downs. The Normandy game was the toughest of the year. Losing 7-O at the start of the half, the team again turned in a well-earned vic- tory, II-7. It may sound like a dice ruse, but it really was the score. The next two games were eas- . . . Coixcu NI xx xesn ily won from Kirksville and Han- HATFIELD BFTL nibal. These were the first con- ference games and Columbia tied with lN1.M.A. 1 The homecoming game with Hannibal was started by a big parade. A large crowd was thrilled by the outcome-Columbia, 3Q, Hannibal, O. The Kewpies proceeded to Jefferson City for the last trip and encountered a little mud, but came out on top. It was the twelfth straight win over Jefferson City in football. hflud and rain were the setting for the Quincy game. Danehe had a hard time keeping track of the ball because it 'floated off as soon as it was put down. Columbia won I3-O. It was the fourth shut-out in a row. The Sedalia game closed the season and the Kewpies emerged in an undefeated and untied season. The men completing their high school football playing were: Captain Dick Danehe, Chester Brewer, Edwin Creed, Jack Nfalo, Glenn hliller, Lloyd Robinson, Leon Roberts, and Herbert VVilliams. The most promising sophomores this year were: John and Russell Hudnell, Bill Toler, and jerry Thomasson. Of the juniors the two Burnetts, Jack and Buddy, Captain-Elect Howard Goslin, Jack Lock- wood, and Fred VValden were outstanding. Other lettermen were: Wright, McConathy, Coats, Robinson, Nichols, Pettit and lWcNaughton. Coach Hatfield and Assistant Coach VV. C. Harris deserve great praise for producing a championship team. , X N xlziclc Malo i- Snake dancing down :lic fieldf lnulilie Wzxlilcn Clunlcs Nichols ali . 'Cznztziin Dick Dzinclic Kirby Wrigln lXIujorettes, und l1L'c's howl - -, I' Jack Pettit Pluziting Llnwii Broadway luck Burncit CJ 'N And wg ayd sink Hzinniball Bill Tnlci' klziclc Robinson 'f gb! It H ll Glenn Nlillcr Edwin Crccil , . l Royalty niccis Royaliyl 5 . Chester Brower Snpliorters urging 'ein onl If , gli, 'Q 5 . l qi! .v . A 7 v' l I . I W X - Y 'I l , if , W La' i K J Llnyul Rwlninsmx Russcll Iluducll Pep Squzxdcrs il llgxl XIcU,J11z1tl1y I lcm':11'J Cosliu Ilfs llillll to JHXXII 1 ku N 1 uv 1 ' umm 'I .m Basketball 1939 Columbia Columbia Columbia Columbia Columbia Columbia Columbia Columbia Columbia Columbia Columbia Columbia Columbia Columbia Columbia RECORD 32 Boonville 26 Lawrence, Kansas 36 Boonville IQ Kirksville 3 31 Alumni I7 lVl.lVI.A. 26 Kirksville 31 Hannibal 31 Jefferson City 53 Sedalia 56 lX4.M.A. 33 Hannibal 29 Sedalia 28 jefferson City REGIONAL 27 Rolla BASKETBALL SQUAD Sedona' Row: Coach Hatfield, B. Toler, R. Hartley, C J. Thomasson. F' R tu' A. B t H. N h B. B nett C. Nichols P int oz anger , as , ur , R Coats L, 5:4 Glimpses on the ardwood BUDDY llfxriox and Xml, Nxsn Squad Members The Kewpie basketeers had a hard time hitting their stride this year but finally they mowed their foes down in order. In the two games before Christmas the Kewpies broke even, winning from Boonville and losing to Lawrence, Kansas. After the holidays, they started off with a bang, again defeating Boonville. At this point the team hit one of the worst slumps that a Hickman team has ever experienced, losing four out of the next five games. Then came the threat from Coach Hatfield: if the team didn't win three of the remaining four games. they Wouldnft attend the Tournament. The threat must have carried some force for they downed Sedalia, hl. ll. A., Hannibal, and Sedalia again. ln the last game at Jefferson City, the ,lays edged out the liewpies by four points. llickman landed in the Regional Tournament, played in ,Ielferson City. Columbia was rated the dark horse of the Tournament, with ,lelierson City the favorite. ln the first round Jefferson City downed Fulton, Hannibal trounced Boonville, Lebanon drew a bye, and Columbia lost to Rolla. During the first few weeks of practice, the team clicked like a championship team, only to fall down in the middle of the season. For the first time in history a junior, Buddy Burnett, was elected captain. c'XYilcl', Bill Toler fouled so last in the Jefferson City game that Coach couldnft get him out fast enough. lle got his name by his ball passing. For the first time in many years two sophomores have been in the starting line-up, Thomasson and Coats. Brewer was the leading scorer with 154 points in I3 games. Thomasson was runner-up, with Captain Burnett fourth. Of the ten men on the squad. hye were sophomores, three were juniors, and only two were seniors. The team ended the season with a tie for second place with Hannibal. The only players lost by grad- uation were Chester Brewer center and Howard Nash, forward. 9 7 vi-pw Going up to tlzr ,vcfomi fiom, Bl'6ZL'6'7'? CN, 11111 Dunkin, doujr you cvifh you muff! cfrau' Ihr b1zf1'1z1'J5 Fzvrml Braml- fmz if Cfciflz, Crnarfzfv 57.50 af baifj in 202'j' Klfffllffldlllfl' covzifft? Tlzrm cheery for the rail wah girly! Tfzfir motto if, WWE HEIEHZ more Jchool .vpi1'if,M and they do their part to pro- rfuff il. I Thr izzfamouy Hannibal lJiI'!lff1Y dmfi .vrem ,vo bloodlhizzrzfy !m2'f. CP. S., .vL'epfiff, lhif if po,ri!itf1'I3' NOT 5.11001- ing p1'acli6e.Q Don? 10010 56 fad, 17051. There arf' .fix million other 1111fmpIo3'rd. Crt otw' on the vzrxt pagf, IJac'icl50n,' y0u're in flze wrong peso. Our coach if the one with the curly hairf 313' hft'5 on fzumbm' ,fmmz Track Hi-lites Coach Hatfield has only two lettermen returning this year around which to build his track team-jack Burnett in weights and Herbert Vifilliams in the dashes. Some of the promising men this year are: Paul Collins in the pole vault, Howard Nash in distance runs, Russell Hartley in the high jump, Glenn Ballard, hurdles, Russell Hudnell, Jack Pettit, and Charles Nichols, sprints. Columbia's only golf meet is held at the University Golf Links in October. Hickman's two entrants, George Hagan and Earl Stone, both finished in the upper twelve men, with George pulling down fourth place. For the first time a conference tennis meet will be held in Hannibal on April 28. Columbia will enter a singles player and a doubles team. As the Cresset goes to press, the following track meets have been scheduled: April I: State lndoor at Columbia April 14: Triangular Meet at Fulton ' April 28: Central Missouri Conference lyleet at Hannibal May 13: State Outdoor Meet at Columbia v TRACK TEAM Standing: Coach Hatfield, H. Jacobs, H. Nash, N. Nash, G. Powers, G. Ballard, O. Chick, J. Pettit, R. Hudnell, Hudnell, C. Nichols. Sfated: B. Miller, R, Hartley, P. Collins, B. Burnett, J. Lockwood, H. VVilliams, Malo, Updc- graff, H. Stephenson, D. lVlcNaughton. f ' 7 ,w L of , X 'Y ' I I 1 rf ,,Jffrj!1a!4 V, 1. A My . !ifW:j,hl' , RELAY TEAM . B. Burnett, H. Williams, J. Lockwood, J. Malo, C. Nichols, Pettit. FO . . Health Doctors say that eleven months from today every cell in your body will be new. You will have com- pletely replaced cell by cell every tissue, even the bone cells will be new. llow will you rebuild your body? Wvill you replace those cells that make it up with good sound building material? How you rebuild your body will depend upon what food you take into it in the next eleven months. If you build a sound house of brick then find that brick by brick it wears away and you replace the damaged and worn bricks with bricks of mud pretty soon you will not have a sound brick house but a house of mud. The same is true of your body. Sound today, perhaps, but what will you have in years to come? Replace the cells in your body as they wear away with good food and milkg and dairy products are among the bestg then you will keep your body sound as it is today. If it is not sound today then remem- ber that eleven months from today you will have a new body-of new cells. How sound it is depends on the food you eat. Enjoy Central Ice Cream Imzxv and milk in your cafe- ieria. Yoifll be the picfure of lzealtlz. CE TRAL DAIRY Pasteurized Milk and Ice Cream Dial 3151 51 ,ff gfQ7I!l! I-2-3 .1lf'fflIIl!f'j' ,f'i4'f11g.v UNL !I'fxf4'!g if J'f,,f,'w1f Xffc' ff11z17i1z111f liar! '1ff Ic'.v,, liar? Hfl',,M.3, fm If ' v '- J 7 7 .. , , , . II fzfzz day IJ fiom. 1, zrlfmg. 111-7 A may ww!! ffu1'1'f,Qz111,v 'ff !r111zfm'ffrJ'? Sfzirf-f.'11'l i'2!w'ff'fJ1ff Supfzx fr'fff21'f1Iz,'.' 4f'VK. ' 'Miz' e Congratulations An important mile-stone in your life has just passed. VVith your graduation you enter upon new responsibilities-whether you go on for further train- ing' or enter the business world. The future of the state and nation rests with youefor as years give further and broader experience, a greater share of the world's work will be yours to do. May ambition give you the urge to succeed in your every worthy effort and may patience and forti- tude cheer and protect you as you carve out the fortune which to you means most. Rome was not built in :L dayibut study and intelligent effort will eventually achieve in some measure, at least, your fondest hopes and dreams. R T H ' ilzsmbiished 1868 ' Kg! OAK E A U BARBER and BEAUTY Jq XX SHOP Dial 7317 W I T I-I S A M ' S for E R N I E Meats and Groceries 412 East Broadway College Theater Company MISSUURI HALL VARSITY Columbia's Finest Theaters - , I - Americcfs Greatest Stars in The W0rld's Best Pictures 9556, '2f' A ' Zfffziiiiifwff' QW ufulogmpfzy ac Lfmbe ffww fund ' www' ffm W awry fwV'W 'Wz' ff' WL' - A,J. W-.Q QUK4 .'f, O if fffwwbagwy M, WMCAJQ, ,L4f,uw4.V ' !KQ,fQ Q, J W VWJU'J V . 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Sit gafwgljf RN DEAN'S Catering to College and the younger set SKIRTS SWEATERS j AC KETS vufnfwff' BLOUSES LINGERIE in , -W 1 'Ib ffjqjg R29 : DEAN'S If ' iffW'iZl if CoIz1mbia'5 mort complete V 3,-7121, sporty wear rliop ' TI -w ssieasia ' X C J I R 2I..'2 Boone County Abstract Co. iz, .- Abstracts, Blaps 8: K Blue Printing Wy-'Hb' 1 'P'-A PIIIL SIMPICH, Illgr. DO IS North Sth St. Phone 7448 I VVe offer to faculty and students of Hickman High School at lmnking service proven by time and experience OFFICERS R. B. PRICE, President C. B. RoLI.INs, Yice-President A. G. SPENCER, Cashier bl. R. IJIPSCOMB, Asst. Cashier E. S. DYsART, Asst. Cashier L. H. SAPP, Asst. Cashier DI RECTORS LAKENAN KI. PRICE ul. SIDNEY IQOLLINS XY. NY. P.-WNE R. B. PRICE C. B. RoI.I.INs A. C. SPENCVR Since .1857 BOONE COUNTY NATIONAL BANK ICE CUBES IN FIVE MINUTES YET COSTS 35100.00 LESS Q 0 0 0 I e 4 , me 0 'h I I I X IISI FFHI5 I Air-Conditioned lee RCf11'If1'CI'Hlfll'S 21 Keep Foods Fresh and VVl1olesome I mngerg- To Prove This Try One On a Ten Day Free Trial. Columbia Ice Sc Storage Co. -flslf your I ce Jian See us first for . suits Slnce shoes 1903 dresses COlLlII1bi2lI'lS coats have J. C. PENNEY Co. depended upon Get Honey Dew Family Special BQQNE At Your Grocery THE MODEL BAKERY , X TRUST ,PIES CAKES COMPANY COOKIES ,W ,,,,7,+, f f f , gg, IQ, 'X V CVl,Q,.f5f -5 'bl W wi If 1 l .Q , -4411 ,. . ,Q u l Beautiful shoes for beautiful girls ' 9 BVOZILIWZIY 6 Plume all 24111 7303 l 1 621tll1'il1g SMlAR'l'1'1S'l' GORDON in and v AUMIRATION FINE Exquisite H0sie1'y' FOO'l'XVEAR Yi COLUMBIA. MISSOVRI GIRLS ONLY SIIl2ll'tCSt clothes in town arc at .S'igoloff's D1'esseS Coats IAIIIQCFIC Millinery Thr' Jlnsf for your Jlfllllflf K I- X ' K Xx I 1. f, as l' 1 jf iffwlq ' ' ffl XX W3 E i ,..S5.. YOU- X A , 1'g,xif-gllpg' 11iKg,'1fp1m1-5 Nov, I fllflliyf foazzi, Z0 buy azzyffzizzgm Om' AfJfl11If,YfJ' Popzzfarifx' yfzizzm. Srrppin' fzigizf fp and CTfHll,i7lg mjufzyf B'Il,fi7lFj-Y f7I'1'j'fJ7IifffYZ 193' I'HQ?lf1YI of ffm fcfizfor. QUML are ,fzlffz pfivlff Um' Solar SX-vff,-W, l,OfA'1'I' 7'OHIlHIlf6'. l'1'f:f11f of Her jmzfm' 1'7u1,v,x' If-z'f1'yIwcfyf-flla215:75 Ujvf Mr. H. R. Mueller has operated his llorgrl shop and greenhouses for eleven i years during which time there have been I numerous iinproveinents. is a result it il i is the most up-to-date greenhouse zxntl l llorist shop in Columbia. ZUMWALT 8: SON Floor Experts , , l,z1y'ingj. Sillltllllg, I'foCc'f'1',r arf flllldflff' , :intl jfn' 4?'lf'FI'j' occzuzmz. 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AQ fqy J, 3, w,g.'-.0,'- X 1, 1 ',ge?wJ fig ff ' f ff mf 2 fkf X Mf if '-4' if 4 f aff ' f ff f ..'- faf 2 J' V Z Ny ause 3 f .A f' -exclusively at P Y f 7 jgftflf J4fffiRZFELD'S 1 J, X aff f 'www 1 .lg W9 X f ef h . 1V4J!:f' A tg I I f' I X!! lt-tvhgafr ll W5 557 42526 X fi! 1 . :mag 2? , 1 +.- Z NX f ff V65 nj Smith Beverage Co. IIEPSI-COLA H IRES Rom' B1+lEll ORANGE CRUSH 8 North Seventh Phone 3332 Compliments of A. T. CLINKSCALES Auto Store 5th 8: Broadway Phone 5976 N f . 1 'J mff?f,jf'gfqp4,.L JNWQQQM QQA h EW N . e ee- Z ,. liwmfi The C0-op fl 'iww ,. f , e. ucff- , .e ' . ,I ,avfv kff in '9'17'9' Will supply you With everything from your senior cap and gown in High School to your senior cap and gown at the University. Q The Co-Op Basement Jesse Hall H ' The Commerce Department D R I N K In the Columbia High school was installed on at private basis the first year, after that ' the course was included in the curriculum and taught for four years by Miss Rose Rosenthal who yearly trains and assists High School students to wood positions. P In Bottles You rn'1v enroll any tinie. ,-- The Pause That Rc '1'c'sl1c's I 9 N .fiom K A 16 Hitt Phone 6335 SCHOOL OF COMMERCE GARMENT CONFIDENCE If you want Garment Conhdence your get ments should be prepared for long service through Dorn-Cloney7s cleaning process. Wie preserve their style and uphold their loveliness with Style Control. Let 116' be good to your rloflzcs. Dorn-Cloney Laundry 8L Dry Cleaning Co. 107-9 South Eighth Street COIIIIMBIA, MISSOURI .F 1. , C'olumblia's ljlllllllllf' n Lu ,JN Privc' Shop for lV0mc'n A21 Xxx 803 li. Brozxclwzly S. W l ag X Q fee wie- Q fgeeefee- X l if M TURNER's ' l l Y Sportswezu' and 'ls Child1'Cll,S XXVCHI' no H n 1 110 best In fozcn WE- IOQ lf. Broanlway Columbia, Xlo, ,E -- NLE 1 I ,, I High School Rings-Crested jewelry N Compacts-Bracelets l SUDDEN SERVICE CLEANERS PM and Pencils l Clifty for Elzvwy Orfafimz ll 114 South Eighnh '434 l C 1 b. U 3 l COFFMAN oum 111.1 o. JEWELRY STORE N Khzs. RIAXRY RICCLLTSKIEY, KJTUIIFI' U32333113-jj2rl2lg1gl1I.i Excllzluge National Bunk Bllilding l A M l L Complete line of Commgw in DAWSON SHOE SHOP Yardley U i Lemhc,-ic the best of 1'6P21ll'1Ilg Rubenstein New Shoes Huclnut l3elwoc11 BFOZILIXVZIY and LIHLIVYI on liighmh Street Columbia, BIO. Richard at DRUG PECK zo,xDuzxx SIO BI STAPLES PUBLISHING Co. cards invitations publications S Sf-V4-,1vl1 fibllllllli ,re . YELLOW CAB Dial 4191 BONDED CARRIER TEMPLE STEPHENS CO. We have three stores in Columbia that will be glad to service you. THE DRUG SHOP For Quality and Service 815 Broadway Phone 4101 XY. C. Knight. H. B. and li. Congratulations High School Students upon a line Cresset. May we make a presentation of our own at all times RADER'S QUALITY MEATS AT YOUR FAVORITE GROCER RADER PACKING CO. COLUMBIA PRINTING Co. Job Printing of all Kinds Qlll 2lllLl xxvllllllll' Phone SQ o ESTES-PARK HlJPI'ER CI,EANERS ORSCHELN BROS. Let us Truck Lines, Inc. do your Cldlllillg' Local :md Long N03 A511 PIIOHC 7443 L Distance Bloving The Slll2ll'tCSt shoes Ifi'l'1 IjOlIl' is fr11c'lring tim Ol'.9l'IIt'lII lVay Coluxubizi. Kfo. are at the , W NOVUS SHOP IQILYTIIBI S'1'1f1v Sum Klum ulhcc fXlulwrly. XIISSMLIVI Walnut at 7Ll1 Dial 5445 Chrysler-Plymouth sales and service FIBLE MOTOR CO. 8 S. 5th St., Columbia C707Ilj1H771,l?lI ts of l x sex A N ,gffx if -sl if f f K' i f . ' g ff 'FF E if S3-7 QWV Xf ffl DXVIGHT L. GRIBBLE il PIANOS , . . -fi N-'7 , . . . ice V'- RLFRIGLRATORS Nf . . , RADIOS ARIS? lX'lo. Theater Bldg. Senior U Class Rings Comphments of 01' II iekman s. H. KRESS 'W' Crested Gifts for Graduation at BUCHROI4 DFR 9 Subscribe for the COLUMBIA DAILY TRIBUNE Full Leased Wire Associated Press Service-Local News of Schools, Societv and Current lien -Serial Stories-Camniies-News Pictures- Columlvizfs Largest Dzlilyw rar CARRIER I iuonth HY NI XII. -. -----5.65 Imomli... S40 mmillis I O J ....-. .-... , 5 6 moullis ..... I wir ..............,. 5.00 1 vczir .... Uufxirlf Brmm' and .lrfjoirzfzzg Cozzzztifs I year ...... ....... , .. ..... 55.00 MX! lu every Senior Class at Stephens College, Lhe graclilates of llielcman High Sehou are represented. For information eoueeruiug courses in art. music, seeretaria 1 studies, Llramaties, physical enluezitiou, home economies, and liberal arts, zideressz IJRICSIDENT hlifxxixs Xl. Wiooin S'l'RPIH+lNS CUI,I,RG1fl Columbia. Missouri ,X 'g ' l K' . ' ' ' , . 11 I GX I a Fig nf Mzlravzcf lo cz K 1 f 1 af If 72, 'Q J f gh 7' ' . X XXKMN if l 'S W X 763 ij l in ,fff ,QW f ff I 35 !jj H Y Located at Columbia, Missouri l :QC Ki 1 lf Established in 1851 5,0 bf A limited number of high ranking high school graduates of Columbia, Mis-souri, are accepted as day stu- dents. For information-Phone 4315 or 5201. MCKAY CIHEVROLET V Get the COMPANY UPTOWN-BOONIQ E a'1'1f11i11'f ' r ll ' ' r 4 J 5 fo H M theaters- IOIII at Wzllnut Phone 3127 W g UPTOWN IOC sg 25C lm 6 P. xr IW , , W IOL- sg ggc after 6 P. xr I',COIlOIN1C2'll Dry Clouds And X gXCCCSSOI1L ISOONP1 SCC the IOC R. Igc flllytllnc NEW YORK STORE IO N. Sth Dial 3-Q34 H , - s , , j - COLUMBIA SAVINGS BANK exlends congratulations to the Senior Class-- the future citizens CFFICERS -I. R. LIPSCOMB, 1J7'EJ'idE7Ll R. B. PRICE, VICE,-P7'E.ViLZ7L'7lf GEORCQIE F. KING, Sfc'y-T1'e'a5. STOCKHOLDLIRS J. R. LIPSCOMB R. B. PRICE A. Cv. SPENCER IQ.-IRL JORDON STANDARD INSURANCE AGENCY of Columbia CINCORPORATEIID Fire, Lightning, Cyclone, Tornado--Life, MEMBER 01-' FEDERAL DEI-osIT ACCMCHI, INSURANCE CORPORATION Healthf Llability, and Automobile Finer Fresher Foods For Less at PIGGLY WIGGLY'S The IOHOXVIIIE Citizens of CUIIIIIIIUIII have CoIIII'IlvIIIcd Io this Issue of the CRIQSSIQT I'IOXY.X1iD B. Lgxxo, IR. R, B. PRICE L.xwRI:NCI: II. SAPI' NY. I . ST. CEIIR A. R. VTRUXELI. BOYLI: C. CILARK IQAR I.I4 3 S. Dx's.xRT DONORS BRUCE CARI. Y. C. BRowx YY. L. NELSON, GI-1oRc:I: C. III-11.31 .'XR'I'IIIrR I.. Hl'I.EN IAMIQS YV. HKJLIIKIGIXN A. D. SIIPPINCTON . . . . II you IL Ill a IIIIITS' Im' 9 I,umbc1' 9 I'IZll'LIVI'EI1'C 9 Paint ' CIILISS ' Rooiiug 9 Cement 0 Lime 3394,-IDIAI,-5422 La Crosse Lumber Co. 408- 1 0 I3 roadway 1J1'Pl,'IZlI61!1lI' lflzifffizzg AIlc1lr'1'iaf Sinn' 1873 UIQD SETTLER BREAD GOLDEN CREAM BREAD BETSY ROSS CAKES T11 ry .wztisfg Baked by COLUMBIA BAKING COMPANY G A S is your quick, cIean, 9COl'IOI'I'IICaI servant MISSOURI UTILITIES 00. Pllone---4900 Place-922 ISFOZHIXVZIY L E D O ' S Beauty Shop Let us service your Cill' JACK CRANGLE 6tI1 8.2 I3rcmzlLIway Oth 8 I'fIm 7847 -I3 I3 To the 1939 Crcssct with COMPLI BI ENTS of' HARRIS CAFE Foocl and ,I'1IIICI'I2IIlll116IlI ut 21 llloclcrutc price South Ninth fr' ?P,J'f'Jfue- MM: W if f- . ' j f',f4Q!JU'M' lf' 'UV I to W ,Mum MD, 1 K H! e Za, wwf, Compliments M . xx , .K XV Y Q X S J' XR of NM 'S Stephens gf Q? if-e. 4 'mpang ,vw--- P 7' Through Hickman with Ole Father Time SEPTEMBER: l laid down my tennis racket, gave up my afternoon snoozes, combed my hair, and off I went-off to finsh my final year at llickman-a year certain to be complete with thrills and spills, With a double challenge from both Dr. Dixon and Dr. Rosenstengel, I was somewhat aroused from my summer stupor. l settled back to the old routine for the next 175 days, after the usual scramble for offices was over. ocromm: , . 'l'he wheels of student government began turning with Giles Winter at its head. Because of the complexity of life at Hickman, a Kewpie Guidebook was given to all. complete with traditions, school policies. ideals, customs. and even the constitution. George Hagan and liarl Stone wacked and smashed their way to high honors in the State Golf Xfeet. Assemblies started off with a bangl The animal traditions assembly came off with KfcCluskey and liasley in the starring roles as greenies. Howard Lang. former student. gave a pep talk before the Kewpie-Quincy game in which Hickman .twanz their way to a I2-O victory. 'lil1CllUIl1CCOIHi1lg Parade was a big success. Along about lfallowe'eu the speech classes put on a scary spook assembly in which the Jeff City jay was the sad victim of the llickman Ghosts. Sure did enjoy the Top llattersv dance honoring the homecoming queen, Dorothy llmnfeld. By the way Hickman had a pretty good band this year-at least it sounded good on those parades before the home games on Rollins Field. When the curtain fell on October, the Kewpie pigskin brigade had fought its way to victories over Normandy, jeff City, liirksville, and llannibal-making IO4 points to the opponents' 7. Never will I forget that Zrizmzpfmrzt entry into the den of the Jeff City slay. lt reminded me of Hitler's march into Czechoslovakia. As far as eve could see were cars filled to the brim with loyal Hickmanites-and was the field wet! NOVEMBER: Waved goodbye to Larry, Brian, and Mrs. llarvey as they left for a big National Scholastic Press Association Convention held in Indianapolis. Oh boy, we sure had a football teaml With big Dick Danehe leading them, l saw with my own eyes a liewpie team emerge undefeated and untied. They made 167 points to the enemies' 13l Sure had swell time on Verse Choir trip to Kansas City to perform before the State Teachers Convention. Instead of competing against 250 students only had to compete with myself as new gi-adiiig system is based upoii oiidg own ability, 'Fry-oiitg held for senior play. P. 'lf A. began weekly dancing lessons for non-dancing guys. Sorry. have to stop-filled up on turkev. DECEMBER: S5-iiiof play carrie off-huge successl Franklin Club initiated 43 members. Home Room debates off to a good start -school debate team attended state debaters' assembly. Verse choir busy with programs. Student Council members visited llanuibal High. William Tharpe and Robert Smith gave an excellent performance of The Nloonshinet' in assembly. Christmas drive a big success-provided cheer and happiness for many an unlucky family. Wiith the com- bined efforts of the Verse choir. the music department. home rooms. and others, the audience was amply filled with the Christmas spirit at the animal Christmas .-Xssctnbly. .Xnd tligii tht-rg was the big C Club dance, S0 long iiiitil 1939, JANUARY: Buck ti, Sglioiil iifiqi- gi iiiogt welgoiiie visit by old Santy. 1938 wasnit such a had year after allis said an oouc. But with all roses there are thorns. for l ran right smack into those awful mid-year examsl lli-Y organized at Douglass. liltllll 111CH1llCfS Cl0CTCvl to Qlllll 211141 SCI'0ll- ilillilt SUFC Was some talk Dr. Fred Mcliinney made on building personali- ties-complete with laughs. advice, and unique dramatizations, Cresset drive got off to swell start. Hi-Y entertained fathers with a Daddy-and-Sonny banquet. Also sponsored assembly featuring Dr. Lemmon. Wlell, what do you know it's- FEBRUARY: lfverybodyis got the mumps. All happy again-have a new school fiag-made by Xliss lllliott and is it swelll lli-Y Club host to State lli-Y Conference. Kewpie Cagers conclude season with a swell last minute spurt-tying Hannibal for second place in conference. Big Chester Brewer high point man for season. Dr. Charles Lee fforniez State Superintendentj spoke to senior class of developing plans for future. Cresset Assembly tremendous successzl .Xlice in Cresset Land -written and directed by llilda Scott. lfour sophs also tried their hand at acting by present- ing l.uncheon for Six. llonored by a Visit frotu our most venerable friends from l-fannibal lligh. Busy month for debaters-Team invaded Webster Groves High. lkflissouri Valley College at Marshall. and Central College at lfayettel Home Room debates concluded with a sad finish-two sophomores, Ralph Loomis and lack Pettit. won. Georges birthday found us still plugging away-selling ads-snapping cameras-and thinking of nice little roasts to say about seniors. MARCH: I -and how the wind doth blow-except it'S not from where you might suppose. lt's from those Liberty ifolkt 'i-XII out for track. shouted Coach lfatfield one sunny afternoon. Didnit you think Rachel Brown made a nice St. Patis queen? Saw you at the Franklin Club dancc that night. lli-Y sponsored talk by the Rev. Licltliter. Congratu- lations for making National llonor Society. You sure did look nervous when Hilda Scott. Giles Wiinter, Larry Dickinson, Bruce McCauley. and llugh Stephenson were trotting arotltld tapping the lucky ones. Patil Weaver was quite inspirational. Crcsset deadline ended with a record subscription list of 503 Cressets sold. Got swell dose of music with the Uperetta and band Stunt Night. With a colorful mixture of loud costumes, comedy. and melodious singing l felt quite enthusiastic over Bittersweet Anne. Xlae Cooper's going to make si lovely Xlay Queen. Junior vlanrboree Assembly with june Anderson as Queen. quite a success. For the first time in many a year those guys who git iipgtgiirg iii the balcony are going both to dine and dance at the end of the yearf Kfuch preparation going on for commencement. With the arrival of grade cards again. Klarch left a rather bad taste with me. APRIL: ' W'ell, the time always comes for all good friends to part. llave to be saying goodbye as wc're off to press. Might see you at the .lumor Jamboree, Kewpie Karntval. Speech Festival. lkfay Fefe. Apron and Overall Day. and The Senior Dance and Banquet. See you graduation ntghtl d 1 . . W4 0 gg ' 1,3523 ,, . 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