Hickman High School - Cresset Yearbook (Columbia, MO)

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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?

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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.

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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,