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Hickman High School - Cresset Yearbook (Columbia, MO)

- Class of 1940

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BUSINESS STAFF Y11u:1N1A EDXVARDS EDITORIAL STAFF 121111-il, RAX'Nl'AIl , 151114111 G.Xfi1sI.I'1R NIARION hom: , SPICNCIICR HAM me 1fRAxNc:1cs '1',xYlAo14 Bm-A1-Y MCADM, -I,xc:Kl1i '1'L'c1K1-ik A A FREU N11-in1iRxIEx'11R A .HENRY S'1'A1mIAIcR A A A AVIQRNON HEAD A A A A A A A AVIRQQINIA IAc1o1ss A A R.OlS1iR'1' Liar: IJ.-XVIDSON A A A A A A A A1015 IJURIAAQHQ IUN IOR .'XSSIS'l'.-XNTS BIIAIA REGAN Blu. TOIAFR BIARGARET Mc:CIAUsx4EY Mfxssuy YVATSON Fluxczls Exoczus KJRIN xIExK1Ns IQOIEICRT kII7I'1l.l.l'LR Hwrfx Yzcffon' rum' wfry f'y1'sA is fl sim! of ilmsf' I'HIfII!'l1f joznzzu r1rtisf.s, 1'rff11f01'sA and Izrfrrffnzzs u'2'f'r'k5. Tvllxfillglllillf ilu' x'f'r11j,'Il1f'V llnmf Iimfu' and IH'f?Ill'l'II'lI nm' fzllzllrrllffwtnl, A A A In get 111111 Crffssfft rwzcly fm ' z l11H1dr1'rIAv of KIIQWJ' A9l11df'r1lAs' . A A fake lllfm' fluff fII.I'fIl?Y'S A A A lfrlu' em ng-rzzfzz .... wil ads, Tlf'V1'l1f Ilmsrf fI'IIfIHY? f11'firl1'.s' A A A jmy bills A A A Img Vm'non to wnrl: A A A and Illllflllg' ofllrr tlzflzgs, and ubmvf all N1f7Ig'.S', VI'IlII'HZbF7 Har' z'm11l1i11nfim1.s' on ffm Cr1'.s'.s'1'i dfslf, Irnrkefs, and I'IlIlfYfII1II'IIf. plnd pfflrlfy 11m1'f'A This urliffc 5tr1'w'As' to gin' ll.'1'As'c boys' Il 71II'Ilg'f'V 1111! lll'IITI'X fi1r'HIlfS and Il liflfz' jfwlzsff 'fm' work dmzz' rlny in and day out fm' Ilwzffpt of nl! lflr' .w'l10nIA 'l'llr1nk.s', fr'Hnl1.s'. E ICR CLASS OFFICERS .........D,w111 SCOTT 1Jl'l',Yl-516111 .... H . DAY111 Sc:c1l 1', 171111'111'111' p1'1'.s1111'11I of Ilze S1'111'111' 1'111.v.9, 111151 11111111.x'111111' 11111, 1111.5 l'ff1f'1'f'II11j' 111191111111 11111 II11' j1r111111'111.s' of l11'.s 11011111111. 1112s-j11't1' 111..S' 1111111y 1'111'- 1'1'c11I111', 111111 1fx11'a-50, 111'11'111'l1'1'.s'. V1'1fe-IJ1-e.v1'111f111 .... . ...1. NANCY TIIOMPSON NANCY 'l'llcmvsoN, q111'1f1 1'1'11-l11f1111, 111111 1111r1f-l11'1f.s1- 111f11t of II11' .S'1'111111' 1f111ss, Il1ZUllj'.S' 1111.9 fl 1fl1111'1'f111 .s'111il1' for 115. 111111111 f1l15 IIS 1111111 :mt 111111 511111. 1qKffl'f3fll1'-Y .1 .. .. .... BETTY NICADAM mfT'1'Y xlciuxxxr, 11111111 111111 111g11if11'11 s1P1'1'1'l1114y, l111.s' lllfllly, lllllllj' ,s'11g'g1'sf11111.s' I'fHI.S'11III11.Y 1'x11111'1'11l1'11g' f1'11111 111'1' 1I1'1fIrf,Il1 .S1'1f. 7vl't'Il5IH'f'I' . .... w,V1RcsINLx HIJWARDS VIRGINIA 1-ilwxxixlurs is Il l1'11.s'f11'111'll1VY t1'1'11s111'1'1' 41111 flllj' 111'Q'11111'211l11111. S111' is ll .s'11'1111Y. 1'1111j11'11111'1 1' 11'11111'1', ' ' 11111 .s'111 .s' fllli' 11111111y. 1 111111 IU1' II17l'fliX'.S 1. I1 1 an -Tig MARION NELSON RUBY BURCHETT EDGAR WAYLAND MILDRED OWENS MAY DAVIDSON Boxing, Typing, Football' Knitting,Travc-1 .... Neat Wild Life, Blue 'l'I'i:Ingrlc-, 'l'l1:1li:1II tl uiltl, Pell Tyllillr, COllllllllIlll'y Sing, Club, llaliuiiig, Travel. . . . little tricliyeli, Hal? Motion l'll'Ylll l3, Sports. Squztfl. Ilonm licwiioilticrs, Slll'lIl'l lflztiiies, Gift Malk- A Inarrieal nnin, by gosh! . . . You too could bt- the World Affairs .... Slit- 1112, 'l'II'o. . . . Many, ole lite ui' tlw- pzirtv. Like goes out with :I bang! gill, you're :Ill right! X lillgur. L r-ert. ,. 1 L W Ji! 9 -..-,.,.,,4 .Y My fl 'N K Q. ,, -d. I - x L 'A N -A I ,, J 3 I pf! fy ' T ' i fry A-A-if I' ' J, v- .4 v f . W Q. jjj J-JJ f I rj , . .t ...A Q Q 1-,Ii ., 'tale P3 .. K Q MARY HELEN sm ff DON STENBERG 1 Keivpie Krooiiers, Motion Will' Tfiflngle, 19100 Club, Picture, Knitting, Dziiicf liillltly Ul'4'11l-'ST1'H- - 1 - ing ,,,, Dmff judge by liueliwartl about ljllllllllg the name. wartl. N0 Q 1 MR. KENSINGER 5 Dy is not FRED NIEDERMEYER KATHERINE HICKAM Czllllixfll, l'!l'2llllillll, Pep ' A Athletic-S, Latin, llonle Sqttzitl, Airplane, Motion Cl 5371107 , l'lcono1I1it's, Ks-wpie Picture, fIlOl'lllZlll, Bztntl, KI-ooiiers, Ti1'0. 51iX011 Oreliestrat, Senio-r Play, Chorus. . . . Little, but Qresset Business Mgr., I h h h not so tlutnh, lerse Choir .... A grant U f Ouff 3 lover, with :I lot of lost love. zs responszble for 105 of them. RUTH ELLEN PERKINS VERNON HEAD Bach, C:tIIIvI':1, llevo-I'4l ?y r,l'l W Aiflfirsb I. ufW ?f'f1 I'l:IyiII1:, l'lI'illllillll, Tiro, Flfulflfr' Tfff'lt13b' giewpio Son: .ljll'0l'lfJl'S, W fx nfjyllfahhll' llkllifg . i5fff :.fLll',t, gtgipge t:lIoir,'L:,I'ess1et Slill'l'.l1. .. . right. Y0ll,l'0 :Ilways A tint.. . 19 l,ll',', l 'I' right! wooing So, JACK PELTASON MARION KOLB JAMES BENEDICT BURXIE FOUTZ OPAL REEDER Franklin Club, YVo1-ld Af4 llmno EC0llfl'lIlll'S, Coin! Typing, 'l'r:Ivel, Sports, Home E4-mioinios Solizm Ilmne Ecoiioniies, Collect- . . , 4 l ,, . fturs, Lezielersliip .,.. llllllllfj' Singing, Fryniik- M 0 t i o ll l-'-i Q t ll I' cl ..,. ilnines, lit-ailing, Conti OPS' Cllllli ,Glft Millilllg- He rates where few rate. lin, Geriimn ll2llll'U Llub, lr0lllll'lll2lll ot the vlziss- llllllllly Singing, Camp . . . Lilieieney plus. Senio-r DPzllll2lYli'S, Student l'UUlll. Lore, Dum-iiig, IIHUH I l'UllllCll, SecI'et:1I'y, Purple ' Club ..., Smiling sho PAULINE CRAIG . Quiet and all there. Illlll Gold, Mixed Chorus, . Opt-rettn, 'l'I'i1rle Trio, - 41100 Club, Verse Choir, ' S1'Ill0I'62lCl21 lfltlitor. Uresset , lives, :intl wills life plezlsure. Stal? .... Une thought is , ' worth a fll0llS2lll4l words. ' I .- I L JACK LANHAM MARY Lou MCCLAIN ETHEL RAYNER ROBERT OUSLEY Mo-tion Fir-t1II-I-, Sports, Typiilg, Pep Squml, Illue g-I fy., H, - ,,. lYilIl Life, Motion Pie- llendiiig, All'1Pl2lll0, Cunt- 'l'I'i:iIIglt-, ,tumor I3,.m,,,u,. U3.9SSPtlgmH?'l4.h'. I turn, First Aid, Kowpie t-I-at .... l-lt-I1-'s at good ics, ltt-t-nml Playing, l'lll amy plus ,md I,luSu'1UU Iiiwi-Iiers, Finger Print, boy. lilo illlll Gold, Motion , St-is-Iivu Club st-vretitry. l'lK'Tlll'0, Typiii,-I l'lub, . . . Stealin' soIIIeboIly's I I Motion licture Club, Sw'- retury l't-11 Squatl, Mixed' l'll0l'lIS. Blue TI'i:1IIg:l1-, Verso Uhoir' .... It lu-r livzirt belongs to dmulmly, sho lnlsn't any tlatltly. thunder . v 'moi .9 CHARLES PEABODY MAIKJORIE MAE BE'l'l'Y MCADAM JACK FVARD ELEANOR 'FATE Hvilflillg, Million Picture. SCHULTE Astronoiny, Pop Squad, Wild Lifo, Motion l'iI-- Thuliun Guild, Astron- l i11!01'Dl'i1lTil1Q. . . . A Q ml 1, H . Chorus, Ile-word Plziying, turo, ixSt1'0llUllly, Frunk- oiny, S'm'i:llGz1II1es, liirls jolly good ft-llvr is lu-I ifffhlhl 'ivuesz W ' HOU Junior I,l'il11lilll4'S, Sonior lin, Quill :ind Scroll, woodwork, Secretary to lfsgmlf- 'lucguj' ' ' Iiruinntic-s, 'l I':l11kliII, Tri- l':lllll'l'21. Sports, Studont Dr, Dixon. . . . Anil wliut ' UH' H' 'Orb 1 ml 1'0lllt'. '1'il6SIJlKlll, Sl'L'l'L'l'2l1'Y l'ounc-il .... Hir-lcnmn I-un wt- do for yon? LUDIE SUE LAWHORN 'l'lnili:in Guild, Lutin, MO- tion l'ictnrt-, Junior Dru- 1llZltiCS, Ilovord Playing, I+'rnnk1in, Sc-nior DI':11I1:It- irs, Triiwuno, Thespiun, Norse Choir, Sonior Plziy. . . . Voc-nl nniratlion. JESSE TODD Motion I iI'tnr0, NVild lute, Fingc-I' Print, Box- ing, Footlmll, 38, 139, XVreStling. . . . As nic-e as they oo I1Ie. MARJORIE SPEES Kewpio Krooiiers, Typ- ing, Rot-ord Playing, Ixowpic Son: Ilirm-tm-s, XVorld AtT:Iirs, Student f'ounc-il, Sung lends-rs, Pop Sqnzld, Sonior Pluy. . . . Scottit-'S little oanury should ought to he in the l1lUVll'S. SPENCER HAMER Ili-Y. Typing, Connnun- ity Singing, Wann-rn, lf' F21 ll k l in, Loudership, Alzigicians, Sr. III-ninntir-s, Yorsc Choir ,,,. XXX- IllllSll1't roprour-lI hini, hc's young, you seo. JUNE MILLION llrnsh und l'onI'il, Sopli. llr.I.III:It1cs, Jr. lbrulimtit-s, Soonil 4iil1lll'S, Typing, 'l'i1'o, 1 I'tllliillll .... Litt lo girl with frionds. An nrt- Ist ninong other things, of Sonior Class, Purple will llllSS ,Inc-li, butllu-'ll :ind Ho-ld, Vorso Choir, Sf-nior l'l:Iy .... Sonia of us :tru out of laroutli. is -- R, fy: -PM ROBER T IQMITH, lu- too busy to 1IotIL-I-. EMMETT BEDFORD Cainieru, lilue Trixungli-. Fll'ElIllill'il'S, Astrononiy, XV,oI'ld Al'l'2lil'S, Frunklin, Orcliestrzi. . . . A boy wlIo's going far. our jovial Student President, is VIRGINIA SPENCER Knittiuff lJI iIII'Itics SO- Cf?1'fKll.7Z!J' fllf? 6751 61710, f07'E77l0.i'f of I'lil1USlSlyl'S,Vlvlfllllllglbillllli Lore .... XS e'd likol to spend Sonic- more time with hor! the seniors. He has a sense of FRANCIS TAYLOR Astronomy, Social fitllllkli. Record l'l:uying, LlilI'Ill'y, Dancing, Student Counvil, 'l'rironIo .,.. XVoll, lookut, We gotta drnwl in our midst! MARTHA PINNEY Latin, Motion I'i1'l'lll'0. F O in In n ll i t 5' Singing, l'lo:IdiIIg, XVo1'ld Attziirs, '1'I'l1'Pl1llt, Sr. Drniuzltics, Verse Choir, Sonior Play. . . . A fric-IIflly little fuiry, whose lll'9ZllllS :irc :ill i11 tooliilit-olor. humor, too. RUSSELL HARTLEY Motion l'ic'tuI'0', fttbllllllllll- ity Singing, Reading, Sports. BIlsketlml'l 38, SU, 40, 'l'I-:wk 38, 339, 40 .... Shall we Wu lcv him 'l'hinlc we should? FRED WALDEN f:s,3o,4o, 1' Cnui C.-nnvil. . . Foot lmll Studont Evor l'0':lliY I I'wldio, pride of Ulll' Svllmrl. FRED ASBURY YVi1d Lifo, Motion Pic- ture, Cllllllllllllily Sin?- ing, Typing, Verse Fhoir. . . . Mtltbllllfl push :I wivk- Od wlioollmrl' Lnwdl EVELYN HATTON MABEL SUBLETI' Antique, Typing, XVil1l So'Ci:il Gaines, Typing. Lift-. Motion Pic-turo, Knitting, Connnunity lf'r:1IIklin, Camp Lorv, Singing, 'l'iro .... Quiet Alzigiviaiis .... A pri-tty :Ind cute. girl is like il l1l910tij', MARY LOU HOLLIDAY BOB HARRIS Typing, Coininunity Singl Ikluo 'l'1'iunglo, Latin, ing. Record Playing, Lezidorsliip, Sr. Drzinmt- Xxvllfid Affzlirs, Senior it-S, Thospizin, YVOrld Af- lmuinitics, Pop Squad, fairs, Yt'l'Sl' Choir, Stonior Ifootlmll Qui-on, Vorso Plny, Chorus .... That Choir, Senior Play ,... Ono lnny Sllliiij. :Ind yt-t I'1vo1'yIlny's :I 'Khollid:1y he :I villain! for Buddy. ' H 4 . WILMA KEMP GLENN CORNELISON HALLIE 1V1ARTIN D. L. CAREY MARY MARTHA C 0 Ill Ill ll 11 i t y Siugiiipg, Spwrts, XVildIife, 1111111-i11:, l'i1'ls Athi:-tics, Muliim Sports, Wild Lifv. Motion THOMPSON Gi1'l's Wooclwnrk, H01111- Morion I'ic-ture .... Was I'i1't111'P, fuilllllllllilfj' Sing- Pict11I'1-, Kewpiv Ii1'0'0l1- Th ,I In v . I, V. 1EC4lll0ill1CS, 111-1111111 Plziy- we lmukiii' for trulilrle, ing, Hlllllll lic-n1111111i1's, ers, 1-'irst Aid, l+'iI1gc1' ',1'llffx' xxillxllle XEFQUFISI ing, Typing, Ilniiviiig .... we-'ci SHUIIUI' 111638 with Tim ,... Ilusy as tho Print, V1-rse Ullllil' .... 1111 0ff'1'f1'S1 . Hmfqf This 1'1-11 head is Rl good ymidvi' buzz saw! buzzing 13111111119 bw. 111- loves us all. uUf1'T 1211101 1 If , 1 f S011 111111 :I lot of what It N 11G1l11. 01 Qfjnfl 1.:1kQS. ' I ' D' -ZW' 1 . I IL WW ,H ,AA , , ,f A .. BILL HARRIS JACK LOCKWOOD A 1. , 1V'11 L'f', AS- Q f'1l'l'4 Iflfjxifffs D11l1f'i112'v trl1I1lo1l11?, . .lj Heldovslijtl l1mn1l.r:l'1l -55, .,J. 40' ' ' l mzlke :1 int uf 110180, hut' 321111111 I -Tilvky HIPS' 03111 he would if he wuiited' to.' 111111. AAIHYL he the 110115 .1 , The Senior Play combines the f X I J, W 1 I X-'J X7 solutions I0 fhree 5emo1'proble1n.1.' , - . J NORMA LEE DALY M . , . , . 'R' VEL A TOMUN ente1taznmentfo1 ou: pments and A J Blmx Tvianghdy Girls Am! 1:Ilfili, XX 11d LIfe,v1x111tl. iotivs. 11011011 Pix-t111'v ' H1121 Hmmm 1 U mn' T , FU, ' ,II tl 1 fn' d , ' , Alzigficinus, Uzuiup I.o1'1-. UNDP- -- H U 1' 1lETl Sl, EXP? 6551071 f0?' OU? CXCKP- , , . News-1' did 1ll0i'1i0l'S mood. ' ,l - ,N , 111ust1-I 111011, Idle b11.1th. tional talents, and fundx for our ' actzmtzes. 1 RAYMOND BRADY MILDRED LYNES Sports, COIl11lllIlll1j' Sing- 11011.13 V19 1' S' Klliflijlfy ing, T1-glvgl, Uqygkingy Q 1x1-11111111 vIXI'lTOI1fl'l'S, 'l'1I'o, C111l+,I l+'00t1m111 :xx 39, 411. 1 giwlSt,1StfH-'l3'11r1i- . - ,- . . . 'llI'1'11H1l1, whoffo you 'L I - , E 'CT EE orszi 1 1-y, IX Ililllll' IS wh:1111 dnt Jilillltl So? f X - JiC ' 3 A JU! HHS Wfflllillil ' N I., , Lu D MARGARET ALLEN DALE MCNAUGI-ITON DOROTHY HASHBARGER J. B. MEREDITH FLORENCE HARTLEY A1JH'luf ,'1lh3'lif'l,1V Guim- Movie, C' 011111 l'1mkD1's, Hi1'l's 11'0Iud11'n1'k, S11 I1I':1- Motimi Piotiirv, XVi1d 1101119 UHOOUHQ S9f'l'l'fFl1'5', 'Tl' .DH',umN'fS' 1 'fllevtowv '1'1'av4-11, 112llli'11lQ, lion-11111 nmlis-s .... Xvllgll 1-mild Lifu, '1lj'IllllH .... He is11't D1'i'umf1 S . 1 ml' ---' Lilfllly -513 Dlillllilffw- - - 5 1,12ly1ll2, Mwtioii I'i1't1l1'0, be 1iL't11'l'? :11'u1111d Illlll'11, lllillmllfi' Nl f'V9l'3' 001W 11111 old J1i11,la not :1115 1,-Oonmill :N 39, 40, Verse bowle- Sum ' 1'1lO1l' .,,. He-1'1-, here, this Cillllf so un. 1.111 smiling! 1 JAMES TERRIAN MARTHA REID RACHEL GRIGGS MARY JANE JEANNE TAYLOR- ' Culioc-1111-s, Motion Pic- Knitting, 1101110 ICD. 1' ll Ill 111 11111 1 y Si11u'iI12, BAUMGARTNER AStl'0Il0llly, Social ilniiws. 111111, l 1':1nkliI1, Finger- Social Gmiies, .I1'. Dra- I 1':1I1lrli11, Sm-iul 11111111-s, , , ,, , Student fl1llill1'1l, Ro:-1v1'd . . X I . 1 111'111t111,Q' .... 0110 ot thc- lll2lf1l'S3 Iizitiu, 1:'Ql'li1Pi1l1l1 Imm-iiig, SI-. Il1'n111:nt11-s. AfflflfillH1.10fll1'l', lfplllg, 1'I:11'iI1g', Lizitiu, LiinI':11'y, hestfc-llows:111yu11e 47011111 1110111 .... i'S'1v1'1't 211111 Vvrsu Choir, . . . Sho 111119 LVIZUISIIP, 'IXOWILIU 11111101112 .... Tho hook know. s 'luw. . ' knows wlmt shv says, hut k 1WI'S, 1'3'f111k'1111,, ,517 of liiimvls-dsc, i11 pcrso ! ' .A N A dm1s11't say :ill she kimws. D1'3n'f'1'f'S, 1101111 Aiffllw, 3 ' 5 A 1'elp 511151111 .... She needs 4 U. A 11 mi: 1110 . . . we 11112111 . i 1 ,xg I YQ, j when she writes 11t'l' I wi 1 Ji-X? name' D14 K' . V! 1 Q ,. 1 . . X , LAAA -x . Q. I X -X1 1 1, 1 Y I + X., J X PAT PATTERSON JANE WINDSOR WILKES MCHARG ELAINE JOHNSON it EDWARD LEWIS Franklin, lli-Y, Social Bash, Conuuunity Sing- Hi-Y, Orchestra. Thalian Gi1'l's Athletics, Airphllle, 3105011 fl1JJUTllU!?9- Wild Gaim-ls, V01-so Choir ,,,. ing. Reading, Franklin, Guild, Mofvie, Latin, Blue German, Motion Picture, Llffh Hvgllllllg, -'Xl1'DlilIl0. All the gvorld loves a lhrannitics, NaQOnal Triangle, lxicorldlIi'kE'iI1g, Eifiveh Collectors. . il. gJ'1lld61'-Illklllllllg. . .UZ If over. onor Society, 'erse Vranld in, 'orc . 'uirs, iienve. but not in ie 10 won Say. any uno, Choir, Student Council, Thespian, National For- way. ,lieitln-3' will we., L? Senior Play, Thespian, ensic, Student Council, . ,,. ki National Forensic, Best Verse Choir, Debate, Nu- 'fi I 'fx firl Citizen, Most Versa- tional Honor Society, . ' .W kr 'jr tile Girl .... Uh Janie, Purple and Gold, Cresset I W ' . how you do carry on! gsliltor. A.nd. h.e,S't ?Og'gilg X gf deinocrut. ,J ,4 ' I lx A V . , L s I K I I' -. . ' NANCY THOMPSON Q31 GZ? I lf 1 . f 7 aAViR.G1NIA EDWARDS 1 . ' Al' f -. - ,- Latin, French Drainatics, 'vi t R, 'f ,lllenffhh 411311011 vllcture' lfewpie Kroonors, Frallk- ,' , '.l if - . w 321141114111 t'u.11dfv Llffughgv :lr ' A Il ' wifihmulilhl. '- -Y ll ' . I - '. My l ' ' - T -'S A ' 'Mb' ISR 5'1u fl'. Mu 5 A ff 'Q Dralilutim-s, Trireme Sec. dent Council ..,. LGIIIIUQ , 5, Soph CHN Blue! Tri- Ilatzlle. 'Y S 5 ' angle, XVo'rl1f Affairs, 1-'ep Squad, Treasurer Sr. Class, Student Council, I Verse Choir, Cresset Staff. . . . And the swollest guy we know, oven tho she IKFIIVCHIJ still likes C club hoys. S. B' BOTNER had the role of unsung herozne, TOM ATKINSON Motion 1i'leture, Franklin, X ' ASf1'0llll11llw, Iilllff Tri' Library, verse Choir, Stage Manage1' of the senzor play, angle, -lullwl' ,llylllnlltlcs Student, C0,un,.i1 i . Pep Squad, III-X, Mgorld 12 g T- Q il, ' Affairs, C2llIll0l':l lub, I5ugig?ltflellfltgjlgfgiligllly . . Quilll and Scroll, Senior ' thzs year. She also was preszdent Play, Vs-N: Cllllllu Pllljllle and Gold .... Meeting hereby adjourned. ofthe Pep Squad. MIRIAM LEACH ROSA MAE LANHAM F1'illll'qlll, Blue TI'ian0'le, Guys. Afflhlctiflz,9,U 1?'u'l' Holllex EC., Dzlllce. 19131111 Wy 1S'1nFfiE'i W ood- aim. luugggi oilirzeita, fllggqilb, ',,1ui,fc 1,.iH,' 5! . usleu ay, u On . ,, H , ' ' . U I 1 Twirling, Senior Play, 1 155 ' -l ijiee f tomboy ,Out of 50110013 I Verse Choir. . . . . . . l 3 ill other words . . . 'y 118441 I ' I Qu A A MARJDRIE SBOEMAKER JOYCE JOHNSON ULLAH MAY CROWELL JOE DORLAQUE FRANCES BURNETT l , , Y , , , , Girl's Reserves, Home Cninera, Typing, Blue Motion 1'1l-ture, Sports, Social flames, Dancing, EC, Latin, Camp Lgygei Girl's Athletics. Camera, Motion Picture, Travel, Dancing, Basketball Club. . . . You've got something there! IRENE STENBERG Girl's lil-serves, Travel, Motion l'il-ture .... A sweet girl. Triangle. Girl's Wood NVOrk, Tiro, Blue Trif angle. Student Council, Treasurer of Student Council .... The girl with sense fl'0lll tip to toe. MARJORIE BROWN Pep Sq ua d, Thulian Guild, Blue Triangle, Kewpie Krooners, ll rank- liI1. Senior Drainaties, Student Council, Vice- Pres. of Student Council, Treasurer of Pep Squad, Verso Choir, Purple and 'Go'1ld. . . . This young lady is nolt slitting down. She is standing. Stand- ing, my boy, I sand. XVorld Affairs, Photogra- phy, Senior Draiuatics, XVorld Affairs, Vice-Pres. Senior 1,1':l'lllIltlCS, Orches- tra, Boxing: lo, Cresset Staff, Verso Choir. Purple and Gold, Quill Y and Sr-roll, Thalian Guild, String ensemble .... Listen hudd y, where hound? X011 FRED GAEBLER Blue Triangle, YVild Life, First Aid, Junior Dra- inaties, Senior IJ1'5llll2ltl0S, Leadership, Thespian, Sen- ior D ra In a t ic s, Hi-Y, Band, Verse Choir, Senior Play .... All the things I are. Tiro. . . . Sonic day her prince will come. VELVA DENE DOWNS Franklin, Library, Verse Choir, Song Leader, Tri- ple T1'io. . . . My lleurt is Ilot here. , Typing. . . . How Shel does bounce around. i i i 1 i i ROBERT LEE DAVIDSONi Typing, Cnniera, Frrank-i lin, National Honor Soc., Junior IJl':llll2ltlL'S, Blue Triangle, Radio, Airplane' Club, I-I-esiot-nt of Hi-Y,i Student Council. Quilli and Scroll, Verse Choii-,i Delmte, Cresfset Photogra-N pher .... f'olmnbia's' favorite son, and 11 swell! fellow. RUTH HINSHIAW RALPH BAUNIGARTNER JANE REESE HENRY STADLER Moviv, IIIIIZIII-Illl Guild, 'l'y1xing'. lluvio, lN-I'11p:I- I I-11 S11 u n Il, T I1 :I l i a I1 i':lIll1el':1, Blue- Triangle, Stullt-nt l'nunt-il, I,utin, Iiunnl 'l'I'e1mIs ...4 I'n- Guild, I'Il'l-'Ill'iI, Fi':II1kli1I, iil I'll1:lll, XVIJVIII Allztirs. .luniur Iimlltntivs, P911 4IISl'llYi'l'L'lI genius. N2 I7l'Z'lIlIiIII4'S, Yvrsv Svia-III-II, I'I1'HIlliII1l, Crt-sset Squzul, Quill illltl SI-roll. l'lIoiI', SI-ninr Play .... l'll0I02I'IIlIIl6I', Assm-into I l'2lllIiIlll, Sr. llrztllnltit-s, Im:11I-Yo:1I- tleinon. vtlitwr wi' Cressvt, Orrhes- XYOrlIl Al'I':IiI's, I i1'l's tru .... i'xV0'l'l' OH IO sue xXIh'tNlXYlII'II, Ywrso I'l1Oi1', illtl XVlZill'tI.H Sec-1'0t:III'y nl' Jr. Vluss. I'Il1'1Ii0 ZIIIII Hold, Soriior Play ..., Shu :lm-'sn'I know what time it wus. HOLLIS BALLENTINE I'0IIi'l'IIll'S. IHIIIUIIIQ .... A st uure- guy who lliISlI'I I Ilfltlll lluro lung Plllbllglli w VIRGINIA LEETON 4'Oll4-c'tu1's, Knitting, liift Alnlcinu. 'l'l':lVl'I .... SIMS quivt, but slut- sun- lwlps yyl I Ill I Ill tl -.M .. .- BOB IYIILLER Motion I'i4'tlIl's', Sports, I OOtlI:Il'I Ulull, llzumlinn, Ifootlntll LIN, Zltl, -Ill, 'l'r:u'IL Y RIREME Twelve senior girls, chosen for their rare C!lfl1'llCfc?1'i.I'fII,'5 of serr- ife, .YOI7l.Ilbl.!l.fJ', and standards, form ll newly-organized honor society, the Trirenze Club. Its pur- pose Is to forward fr1'ena'ship arnong the Hizrlenzan girls, and ticelre junior girfs are to he chosen to rarry on these ideals. Sponsored by M1'.I. lV1'!liams and lllrs. Dixon, this sorffety promises to he of great value to the student body. SIU, III. C l'lulI, Illuv 'I'ri- x',2jQ-, 'Affj'h-'7?:T'-.,-EffxD- nnglo, Frzxnlqlin .... All ixi'-'Ei QR? fn-425' in-fi! kitltling On tht- shelf, lurtfs at luurly lmrutt- with 1 lrI'illi:Int llllllll :Intl at lllllli0l':lIl' 'ilfllilltk DOROTHY MCCABE GENE WARD 1.1-S Athl,.Ii,.S, JV- 131-3, NYild I.if0, Qlntitrn Pit'- , V , JACKIE TUCKER P03 SI und, I l't'll0Il, Tha- If Cluh, PAUL COLLINS Kc W lit- Kroon - 's ' I Ur, , lzlskvtlmll IIS, I I linn Huilfl, SI-nim' Irrn- IHIIIVIIIY I VIRGINIA JACOBS Typing, UI-ush :Ind Pvn- vil, liirl's Athlvtics, Thos- pizin, Quill :Intl Scroll. S-I' IYFZIIIIQIIIOS, Pop Squat 1l'2IlIOl', Uresfset Staff, Se nior Plny, Trire-Inc, Jr IJI-uliiutivs, Purple Illlf IJOIII, Most Pupulu r Girl X'l'I'Sl-' l'l1Oir, Ffillllillll . . . XVI' like hm' still , . stills-I' tho llcttvr MARION COATS f'OOlciI1g', Motion I livwpio Ifl'0'0llL'I'S, ing: .... lIOn't nuthin' :Intl In-vc-r yet. 'it-ture I In nu wan' 'mt it , . JANE ARNOLD 'l'ypin2, Vtllllllllllllfl' Sing in2, I I'I-m'lI. Gift Xlnkznt 'I'ir4'r. . . . Sha-'S :lun-I it's gultlon. DAVID SCOTT tim-IIIIIII, Blue- 'l'1'I:In:'lI- Tililllilll Iluiltl, NVO1'ld Af fairs, I'Il'Il1lIiIiIl, First Aiml 'iIill'SJIIZlll. Stuelt-nt vil, 1'I'vsirl61it of l'l:lss, VI-rse l'l1Oir, funn Scum' SI-nm Ii'l:Iy, Nzltionall IIOnOr Sn vii-ty .... NVlI:1t's IIC gunna do XYIIUII RIUIIIJIIIIS 1:111- I Ilnwn 1 MIRIAM KEEPERS tit-I-nI:1n, limnt- ICC., P01 Squaitl, Ilecotrtl I' 1:1 ying Int i-s L1 in Hunt- Ha., IUYP, l 1'1'1llillllv IYIUIR. , J , O . -. .. . lui: U Ultghlt 114,-nslzl lm, . . . Hirls stty htfs quit-t Illiltlli, Lfillliiillll, Quill Zlll, III .... llunnin' low mmm, 1,,1, F2'11i1lfTfl0 . , . . ., . X .- -'- I ' . . X . . I 1 f 1 ' or good iuwmmi lull-A. .Intl Oh, so Illll. liviivglmglrltlull, Igxixtii-!,l1lI,xJKII1ILLJ On IIOIIIIII, Lauri. Club, 1.lu.llk,v :md Huiq Fhoir, Senior Pl:I,y, 'I'I'ip1v ' ' '. . I, lmfltlleo kiwi 'l'I'iO, 'l'ln-spiatn, Nillllxllili Hwlwml' l'ul'l'e ml ' I-'twolisit' .,.. YVh:tt at thrill it will Im, tolling our 2l iIlld4'IlIIlll'Pll :tlwrut Our svlnml IIIIXS with Jac-kio. BOB KINIPTON JUNE ANDERSON JAMES KELLY MILDRED CALVIN GLENN BETZ Iilllfx 'III'IfllI2'IP, 'l'lnIIi:In 'I'yp'in:, Pep S-tunnel: MQ- ll:llII'II1g', vllutmitiI:11',IJl1'0. riii-l's Atlilotif-s, Studi' 'l:!'1lVf'1- SIWVIN, . NIUIIDI Huiltl, Antiqua-, Jr. Dm- tion Picturt-, lwwpio - - - IXPIIY 41111 1f.- Ilnll, IllI'l's XXY00lINVlll'li, 11l'f1l1'I'4 - - . H1S.Sll11l Inntir-s, L ntin, Verse Krooin-rs, Iil'f'tIl'II Plzxy- lInI10iIIg:,U:II111I Lou- ..,. Shouts guild Wlll. Choir .... IIIVII :II far, ing, llaincing, NVOFIII Af- Still wntor IIZIS its Ile-pth. Zlllll tho I-ight wny. fRlIl'S, Sr, lltutliintics, Jr. .laiixilnwve QIIIAOII, Verse l'hOir. SUIII-UI' Play .... Guess we Just IlOn't rate , , .,, ... 1 I I In-II. . . . mutt Lin, Inu. Q C XI! QfVV,fb,, V ' -DME f A ,A . . f A f' , A 'X ffl! K nf, ,rw z VT .Cf9 D3 ' EVELYN MARTIN JOE CHRISTIAN FREDA COTTLE JACK BURNETT KATHERINE GARRETT 4ii1'l's Atlilvtivsm Motion Sports, t'1r1111111111iry Sing- 'l'ypi11y:, Co1111111111ity Sing- C Lvlllli, l'111111111111ity Sing- ll111111- E4:1111o111if-s, HL'l'0'1'1-1 J'11,'tlll'l', lfp11111111111ty gum- Illg, First Aid, K1-wliie ing, Homo lG1:ono111i1fs. ing. t'o11ki11g, llwxiug, l'111yi11g, 'l'1':1vul, 'l'y11i11g, 11135. 13111101112 .-.. vblilzllll lx11--oO11c1's, ll1e111di112' .... Wl111t'd wo do, witl11111t Yin-0-I'1'1-si1le11t 111' Sopli ..,. ll1-1'11'sV11 l1111111uct . . . 1-Oultl we s11y 11111gl1ty! .lust il kid 11:1111od Joe. olo F1'111l:1? l'1111ss, l'r1-sidoiit Ot Juriior for you, 1x11tl101'i11c. . . . sun, wl1111'l'11' XO Class, I 11Otl1:1ll ISS, Sill, 40, hllllllil whiz wid d:1 Wim- '1'1'2lf'k, . , . For when 110 111i11? is g'1111d, 110 is not Very good, 1111d wl11-11 he is had . . . ACK LOWRY - - , . J gii glgij-JE AVERIL BANGERT SIFUVTN1 Mflfiflll I:'iffUl1'1'1 1' l'l11l1, Sports l'l11l1, Hals- SO1-i11l GSIIHUS. . . . Jufst k11tl111ll RS, Slit, -10, , , , IUUVP1 flu' I'11 M2111 yu Wlfl Little ft-111111 wi111 11111 i11- ll stufk RI stovuwoodl 511115 111111-14, Q89 +5 XJ 72 ' gi-P , , Q12 WILKES MCHARG Q . 23,1 is editor KATHLENE CREED f MELBA WATIS f710l'lll:lll, Girls' Atliletigs, f Qlwdximig 3:i1'll11'Ci '1LgjlYlili F, kl' , Igl 1 'lj-'Z g 1, , xiii , X'tlUl0'S, O-1'4 IQ'::1ii,i1 Tore, ::ltir1s'lR7TJO'1i- so ue Can t say AlI:111's, S1-111or lJ1':1111:1t,11ts. Wm-ky VH-S11 Choir, . . . . . . S111-'s got 111-1' luvu. Miss l'r:1wi'11rd's right hand girl. A what fwe fwant to about hmm. ROBERT SMITH DONALD ROBERTS 'lvllilulilll Guild, Airplzmv, M-1fi011,1'i-1f111'l1 - 'fha Senior D1'11111:1ti1's, Fr1111l1- tm-1-,Ol :111 .11i,1-l, uit Hn, yvm-1,1 Aff1,i,.S, Hi,Y. theres tlw devil 111 11115 'l'l1 vspian, Sophomore I in -7 Z Uye' 1'1'osido11t., Editoi' 1'u1'11l1- :md Gold, Studs-nt Prvsi- dvnt, Nutiolml Honor S11- viety I'1reSido11t .... The best Roliort Q . Smith we ever know! CHARLES REESE GORDON BIBB JEAN JONES EDWARD ROMACK NADINE WAYLAND Wim Llfg, 11.11-1.-, 31011011 111-0111111 I'1f1y111g, Verse 1111-iw A111111111-S, C111111-111, 031111111111 1111i111, 111116 Tri- Ayr Club- '1'1'f1W!- limi' pif-.fm-1-, . . V He'11 1111 t'l1o'i1', Sports, Song Di- Motion 1'it'fl11'lB, Wild unglo, F1'a11kli11, Sr. Dru- P13 k1f01'1ll'1'S- PQU10 Zl1'Ullll1l awhile-, we think! 1'1-1-to1's, lizxnd, H11-111-st1'11. Lifo, 1,1llll'illg. Verso 111:1ii1-s, Ast1'O11o111y, Verso D3'1 'mlf11'S1,l'f',m'11!Q- 1 - I1I'll1l1 M:1jo11' .... Find 1'I111ir, Senini' 1'l1:1y ..,. Cl1Oi1', Nzltiorml Fort-Insim-, V0 hem' 591119 Ulm 1181 'L-111, fool 'Pl1l, love- 76111, H1-r priuros have Clbllli' .... May I out in O11 JUU1U1'5- 1 le-uve '11111, Ai11't 111: l11111- I , your sl111d11w? xsoui? lx j, J . J . - K1 I , it A . x s , A K . - - , M '- 1' 7 1 s F ' , - . 1 WS? I 5.1 I K' J' I ' ' g . JAMES BETZ GIRTHIE TALMADGE KEITH MCCAUI.EY VIRGINIA ENGEI-AGE BILL RADER gpm-gs, T11-in-111, Q 011111, . . . Uilllfl she was as I'l1o-tngrzuiliy, Jr. Dru- 'I: l11Vf'l1 CQIIIHIWQ, Iiecord XVildYLifo, Motion Pic '1'e11111 AI11n11g:o1' IES, 39, 40. sweet as tho honey 0ll the 111:1tic-s, lla-1101-11 Playing, Ihlvllg' IXQWJM' Ifrowu' TUV61 5110115 ---- Mllllllllf NVQ 1,111-01,y rpfq-1' you to dow. 1J2llll'i1'l2, Mix1-d i'l1111'11s. 0I'S,'7 lmmimgiu MIXQ11 1-:1lls l1i111 VVilli:1111, hun 0o111'l1, who puts 110 193511 . . . more- fllilll we Uilll l1'O1'11s ,,., -sugar 111141 the boys just 1,-all l1i111 . . O11 desvriptioii. put into words DDIUG1 211141 QW'P13'Il11I1Q 3111+ 1 , . . tlmts wl1:1t llttlc girls llI'Q Illilllll of! I3 4' f vi. Ss W E ,HMI-. ' x LEOTA SINGLETON BILLY GEORGE EVALENA SMITH RUTH MOUNTJOY HOUR? H0-, Klliftillg, Li- I l'2lllkIlI1, Pep Squad, Htllllt? Ido., Knitting, Gift C' o III III ll nity Singing, hraryz Social Games. . . . Wo-rltl At'l':IiI s, Collevtors, Making, I-Sasketry, Tiro. llonie Ev., Motion Pir- Quiut and dignified. Vrrse Choir, Student . . . Sho cOnldn't he nicer. tnro. Girls' VV1oodWork, FRANCIS DAUGHERTY Motion PictIII'u, Travel, Sports, C Club, Typing, Wrestling. . . . Shall wo say? LOIS FARTHING Sports, Girls' Athletics, lie-wpiv Ii1'OUll0l'S, Ilvvord Playing, Social Gaiiies, Hezillnt-I's, Band, Orches- tra ..., Prohloln tot, HAROLD DAVIDSON Spnwts, Motion Picture. . . . He's 21 line fellow. Council .... Little 1 lillll Sox-ial fViillllt'S, Tiro. . . . who's always there. Sho illlfl May :ure insvp- :II'aInlt-. Darn IZ o J'-H at -' ,, tio, O Iykfl, 0 I 4 VJ' 'K We , L12 ' ,Yew J 'uk-fd ,J VL y ,L tk. M V V I I ,, tiff' AJ, A I 2 LJ by ,- ,bww i U V . Riu I A.. - BERNICE CGEE3! '- M- J, iflr A A Hfvefl, QUEII! Here!! R0bE'1't Tlialiiali linilll, Movio, V, 1 M x lilue Triangle,. Social I V,Jl LW fdklny ll IPlCfU1'6- Be 2IiEfmiiNSI'iQiilIf 13353 iifiiii ,U . ing, Verse Choir .... .I - - llf: nice to stray into tht- ', ,' 51116 fo tu1n the fzlm, R. L. Urgw und. M, ,..1,rt.u, ffl! - lulontle. Its also 11100 Just , I, 14710, .iff th? C2Il.Yt6l7lC6' . . . in see :I prutty blonde. Q and cock the shutter. All set? I-.2- . . .just a minnit. ... I- all set? O. K. 1-2-3- clicfzf et Cetera, et Celera, BETTY HEWITT . Slot-piiig Beauty. lj aa' znjinztum. I' t A I .f -'1 1 I a If . ,riff if .f X I ' ' if fu E U sf s J X . 'I 'J Q 7 r I 'I l' -'I - fy R XJ X ' . ,Y4 ,xx 1 J' , IQ 'J '-' ti ' ' A .f-' I' 3, .I yi '-Ny ,P SUE STEVINSON , DOROTHY WHI'fWORTH BETTY FORD K n i t t i ll 2 , Astronoiny. Girls' Athletics, Cilllll-31'El, Som-ial Gaim-s. Colle:-tors, liasketlw, ll 1' a III a t i si s, I-Brush aind 1:'L'Ilt'il, Typ- liluu 1'l'l:lll3'1lH Flflllklilly Ilanciur, Vorse Choir, ing, Iiasketry .... Yon 'l'iru, HiI'l's YYOodwOrk. l I-anklin. . . . O10 Sue-, takv the high road. lf we all wort: as useful wo'4l he sorry if you as she, what a Iine coun- XVU1'0l1'L hero. HAZEL CALVIN Iiirls' Athlvtirs. XXv00diVU1'k. Clllllp Lora-, Dance. . . . Pretty and poppy --il Wtllltililflll Qftjlllllllllltiillll. fPictufre on Page 452 try this would be! SENIORS, UNPHDTOGRAPHED NORRIS .XMN Q. 5 L2 HAROLD llAN'l.INGS D Fluxczls Noni Y P Imrrzs ISARBEL Alon BRvsON BH: I51'RNL'1'1' Q Il'ANl'l',-x BAUMMJAN . K,x'1'H1-LRINE 1CONKl.l IACK l',x1,x1uR ' -3 '24 fJRVlI.I.li Polnxzx CL.-Xl.l'f POWERS -N ? 1 'Q N ., Q, iz .52 as W K, Lf EARL SXICLI, CLIQO Suns H.'xRO1,D AIAIIAN H,xROl.1m Ml'l'c:H1iI, JOHN AICC.-Xl'I.lLY HM. 1XIc:CONfx'1'11Y NICIKlNNlil'lI NICCI 'IOM YIiAI,l5IiR'l' FRAMZLQS X'YIlI'l'OR QIOIQ LTPDIZGRXPII 'IHSIN FI.-XROI,ll NV1I.sON CL. '1'. lfAxRR.xR I,rAOx'1m I A, XRRAR EDWARD I-'ORSIQIQ ,-X1.r1x1i I-'Owns lifxR'1'Ox f3li0RGIi HOWARU CLOSLIN LOXVRY Pllixuix' 'l1IIli1,Nl,K BROWN l'fx1H1. 1,l.UYlJ V, W TI-IAD HICKNIAN VIRGINIA CUNNINGHAINI ' NAOBTI GUSTINE I 1 s , . T ' .2 T s Q i Z j 4 I I i T X- f' Exx. IWALCOLIVI SHEPPARD M! BILL REGAN 1013 ROBERTS N121 LA BARRETT BETTY STEXVART VIRGINIA SOUTHARD XVI-ISLEY ALEXANDER lij' YVALTER CURTIS 0 if ff' f J - ' JUANITA BARNES of ' MARY Lou SLAAS'l'I'1D NIARY FRANCES LANGFORD I, HARO I .IJ 'I' H URSTO N AGNES MAHER SUSAN HULEN 1 A ,,' I If 7 ' , , Y. w ' .1 5 Y yin it Mifiwtt at SAM ALSPAUGH f - T U. ' lu, X ' K J- ' -vu tx, AUDRIEY HUNT - T, Q ' Ca.. .JDAVOU Amd M X J ' CONNIE H1-LLM f ' - 1 e J ,' - A' uni .J ,ef -1- A. .. , - .bf-gt J' f'-'u l n 'LAX g' V-I r' - - Ja,,1L,:vXy fs IVIARTHA INIARTIN V ' YVILLIAM WVYATT 1 DORIS TAYLOR 1 w 1 w 4 W ' MELVIN KREUTZ 2 Q 321 N E335 xl RLENE ISROIVN CNDELI, WILKINSON SE-lk .K , J MR. FERGUSON MARTIYIA JANE HUTCHENS SPONSOR Genial HFergie is always ready to spice up his math classes with the latest gossip about Butterfield, his home town. ,I ,wt 1 ag 9 1-4, GEORGE SN! 1TH RIILDRED AIANSSICN BEl 1'Y JOHXTSON ff? W Hr:1.1cN BARNES JJ JOH N ART ICR lfliRN NI ELLOXVAY I.lfROY BIESSICNCER ARLENE KICI.l.1iY HAROLD YVESTOVER JANE SHOCK ' Jxf 11 1 ef' fr ' C 4 'fe V V 1 AXIKQA- .V f ,,4,.,V-J ,av X if WV in Q, K1 CURTIS BLACK FERN KINDFR BIARGARICT NICCLUSKIQY HI-1I.liN MI-ILVIN NIARION XVORLEY IJOROTHY DAVENPORT Y , RUSSICLI, SAPP IQVELYN JOHNS RouFR'1' BIUICLLER RoisnR'1' wiusis A NOICMA 1sigNNiQ'r'1' IRICNIQ Locuwoon 11-LAN NIILLARD BIANIJEL LIDDELL jr as ' 957 CARROLL BLACKMORE PEARLE DOVGLAS 52 ' 5 L ,pfkl VX ' il J ,X JERRY THOMASSON Besides serving as junior president, Jerry's main inter- est is athletics, being a letter- man in football and next yearls basketball captain. JOHN HUDNELL ALYCE I.l2XV1S Johnls main interest also is athletics. He is a three-year track and football star and next year's football co- captain. f,4 'j. 1w..f I- 1 J, ff . f ff-7 ff 'fly Af, ' , . 174 , ff' Qu' HAZ1aL CALVIN I, jlxjf 1 ,ff ILOYD VIURRAQ' Aff' ,I A A A ,917 IVIARY SUSAN GLENN 5,44 EVFRLY GORDON 1 BIAXINE Rl IXIMER ARNOLD BRODY BETTY SPEES ALICE GRIGSBY RAY FULKERSON NIARGARET SAPP I I .1 I I ' I LAUR1a1.1.i1 DANZILR i sH1Ri.uY POLLARD 4 MAXINE POORE 4 'J v1c'1'oR DRUNIBT , I , 1 - - ANIc:1f1 RAXVLINGS ' - 1 I S I ' I ,I P ,Z . f I 'I f- Xq ' MASSEY wA'1'soN ' s ff' p 1.11:oNA I-'OLEY .I 1 It - 1 v .' ,, ,5 1 .0 f . , ,f Q , . I ,011 ' f ,' ' fly! Je ' 1 ' f ','l,1 fl f ,f 4BE'l l'Y wAGNicR mzvizkrv BROXVN NELSON EASILY xx MARTHA JANE ROEBIER JCQLJM- IQLWL Y jing, Ut,-1 . HILLNIAN CROYVHLL GLADYS S'l'1iEVAR'l' B05 BROCKMAN MARGARET MCCLUSKEY JACQUELINE SAP A - Secretary-Treasurer. Busily engaged in living up to her title of friendliest junior girl. FRANCES GENTRY JACK PETTl'l' E FL BOB OLIPHANI' I IVIARGARET COATS PHII. CHEAVENS MARY ROSE MUSTER' . Z, ,, , N A 'f NORMAN CLINKENBEARD K, ,lj ' Of Z Q71 f ly . Qfpuf- ,4fJ.4,.5, RICHARD Mc:DoNN1i1,i, PATR1c:1A BYARS RALPH Loomis BARBARA SYVIFT EDWARD LANSING JANE vAND1vER XVILIJANT MURRAY AIADICNE s'1'oNE IELIZABETH if1TTs JERRY THOMASSON Ro1s1cR'1' RICHARDSON C. R. oDoR JEANNE ons Russian. TRIMDLE j I SARAH IEICTH CHRISTIAN ' I , l lf vfx RUDOLDH QREASY Mp- , Q. x 'V I NANCY 'rL'RN14.R W 1s1I,L '1'oLER L . q I .UG 555: JACKSAPP fx Q., ' if 552 .5 ff if 5.23 M is ZISFELZZTS 5 ig Ng 3 . by my JACK PETTIT Editor of Purple and Gold. Outstanding Work in journal- ism, sports, speech, and music, all contribute to Jack's being voted the most versatile junior. 'H' .di 'W' .fff I 1 N W CLASS OFFICERS , JINI LUCAS . . , ,... President MR. DuNK1N .. ....... Sjaonsor JESSE Co1,.L1Ns . . .....,. Vice-President ANN HINSHAW ..,. ,.,. . Secretary-Trcrzsurcr HOME ROOM 106 Top Row Wilma Allton Virginia Helmendach Clifford Adams Elmer Palmer Richard Henry Second Row Roy Stuart Sam Stone Andrew Phillips George Pearson Calvin Phillippe Patsy Heidman Claude Pauley Darlene Stapleton Raymond Stone Lola Hewitt Nola Hewitt June Hagan Iva Jean Packham Margaret Hoersh Betty Lou Hickham Ann Hinshaw Bob Petry John Stephens Front Row Billy Hulen Ethel Hathman HOME ROOM 205 Evelyn Sublett Marjorie Storm Lottie Jane Algier Helen Pauley Clara Paustian Louise Stewart David Stadler Top Row Joe Lanham Janice Westmoreland Harry Brown Dick Brown Bobby Byers Hazel Burdick Frank Levacy Betty Brown Don Wayland Louise Burnett Jim Burnett Libby Lanham Bill Weir Top Row Bobby Price Leon WValton Dan Bryson Robert White Ancel Bullard Fred VVheeler Miss VVeaver Front Row Arthur Wade Wesley Booth Jane Lee Jim Lucas HOME ROOM 201 Vern Morris Joe Fisher Charles Barnheart Walfef MOUUUOY Christine Farrar Mrs. Fyfer Rosemary Fraisier Second Row J Geraldine Morrison Don Proctor Allene Powell Ruth Proctor Margaret Musgrave Lydia Betz Roselva Frame Edna Barkwell Betty Pollard Betty Bean Betty Lou Freeman J. W. Barger Ralph Pollock Hazel Prather Allene Montgomery Rosalie Miller Anita White Lorraine Wade Helen LaForce Betty Waters Letha Limerick Beverly Brooks Rose Mary Brown Ruth Whittle Louise Blumer Marie Long Junior Morris J Bill Beasley Front Row Bill Beeson Richard Barton Floyd Baird Raymond Berkley Bill Vanatta Tom Vanderpool Frank Furry Frank Balsamo Keith Mueller HOME ROOM 104 Top Row Wilbur Conner Roy Turner Mary V. Collins Wanda Richardson Elmer Cottle Violet Crowley Elmer Cunningham Robert McCowen Harold Roberts Silas McCubbin Winston McGee Elbert Cornelison Juliette Rollins Maxine Turner Mrs. Toettcher Second Row Herman Critchfield Jesse Collins Leon Coats Erma McCallister Pauline Cook Margaret Royston Norman Ryan Norman Conner Mary True HOME RooM 107 Top Row Madine Tate Jack Tipton George Merideth Ancel Zeyen Estil Maupin Leon Glascock Billy Yoest Robert Rayner Charles Thornton Wilburn Talbert Benny Casteel Bob Clause Second Row Betty Griggs Margie Gentry Lena Ravenscraft Dorothy Thompson Helen Garrison Maxine Casteel Reba Maupin Peggy Gibson Mary Reeder Jimmy Caudle 'Na'ol'zfRQieTs ,.S,,.. s-,..., ...H f ' V-.2 HOME RooM 215 Top Row William Kirkham Johnny Neukomm Harold Nelson Buddy Elkin Second Row James Elder Lad Nichols Dean Wilhite Jack Quinn Bud Otis Jack Oliver Billy Kite Elliot Williamson Billy Ousley Martha Northcutt Juanita Kaump Front Row Betty Kunkel HoM1g RooM 214 Top Row Robert Dippoed Nelson Davis Raymond DeAtley Austin Shepard Raymond Durk Second Row Mr. Dunkin Robert Jenkins Edwin Sigoloif Edward Simon George Deal Ralph Sprague Robert Scott Roy Lee Jacobs Harold Asbury Russell Johnson J. B. Johnson Front Row Jo Johnson Nadine Shepherd Ginger Shaw . C X R Katherine Toussial Third Row J Dorothy Creasy J Mary Todd A 'I Juanita Crenshaw Cleta Roberts i Joan Rufi Q Marie Turner A ' Elizabeth Rouse Marjorie Rippeto N Ruth McCowen Q VVilliam McBaine'f X i Raymond lvliller Front Row Mildren Martin Q Mary Zaring Helen Christmani Jane Ray Carroll- Emily Gibbs x Frances Talbert .' Ginger Gauntlett' Patty Talbert K Miss Elliott i Bill Reese -ll in ,,, t 1,7 Mary Alice Kirche Juanita Wise Asher Worley Jerry Edwards Martha Windsor Jewell Elder Shirley Ewing Anna M. Orscheln Betty Keel Colleen Spencer Lois Jean Spires Phil Dysart Gladys Smith Virginia Jacobs Verna Sims Annie Johnson Katherine James Mildred Smith Sylvia Smith SGP CDMCDRES unruly' 5.-iw ' ,,, K ll Al Q Sl TIVITIES lflfhrtddo we do next? And we rtruei' know, for we have so irtuflt to do . . . lzul of course limiting lots to do i.s what keeps its lutppy and out of mischief, where cltildttfit should be. All .srliiottsuess rtside, though, wottldtft this he a dull existerwe if we didtft have K1 play, ct t'mtt'm't, tt zmuiurtl, n prtmde, oi' cz Ctessel f to work ou? les it would. Of f'0Il7'SIf, some of you dont agree, for you would TIIHIKT just take it easy with Il 'ripe Ulaissez fnirel' attitude toward life. lflfell, you mlm the low fond, we'll luke the high srhool, und ull the Mrzirting in 1'1ti'r1't't1lm', extra-rrtti'i'ic'z1lrtr, and othtfr .sj11'1't'1'.s' of activity in whirh we might indulge. . t FIRST SEMESTER COUNCIL Buch Row--lack Pettit, Edwin Sigo- lolf, Neal Nash, Norman Conner, Ralph Loomis, Nllilkes MeHarg, John Arter, Raymond Coats, NV. Phillips, -lack Robinson, Fred Vlal- den, Jim Evansg fzud Rowj Betty Jo Lynes, Ruth Hinshaw, Robert Smith, Dr. Dixon, lvlarion Kolb, Ann Hinshawg fgrd Rowj Martha Yllindsor, Floyd Baird, S. B. Bot- ner, Billy Reese, lane Vandiver. SECOND SEMESTER COUNCIL Beg'z't111i1tg left ond jarozfceding around mlzhf - Bitddy Burnett, Mary Susan Glenn, Anna Margaret Orseheln, Marjorie Sullins, .lane Lee, Betty Xllagncr, Juliette Rol- lins, Ullah Mae Crowell, Marjorie Spees, Robert Smith, lack Pettit, Thad Hickman, Jerry Thomasson, Nelson Easley, -lack XVard, George Deal, David Stadler. Arnold Brody, Bill Regan, Richard Barton FIRST SEMESTER COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN Assembly-Jack Pettit Homerrmiing-Ruth Hinshaw Cltrislums Drive-Neal Nash Strhool Spirit-Jacik Robinson I i11m11,'e-Ullali Mae Crowell .Rerejltiort-Jane Vandiver Building-S. B. Botner Pulzlifily-Fred Hlalden Iustullut'iou of Couuril- Ralph Loomis President of Student Body- Robert Smith TVIARY SUSAN GI.liNN Prize-'tuittltei' of jiostm' roulestf sponsored hy Building Co11H11illt'e TUDE CCUNCIL Yolfve lufrzrd of lhf' l'llllfUIl,'I?, School Slbiiil, or Assemluly r'fm'1miZlee. Those lilllz' rngrozizatirnzs are only jiarls of a much bigger one .... S ladwil Comzrll, and are just llirrfz' of many tasks whifh the Coumril sl'riwc'.s lo ar'f'omj1Iish. Compleling jmymr'ni.s on naw hand uniforms was om' of this j'm1 s looming jzrojarh, wlzilr' liftlr pleasarztries, s11r'l1 as the pub- lishing of safely liarzcllzooks, guide books, and ariiwily Iirhrfls . . .Sf20lZS07'l.IIg 1X'l'ZUfJ1AI' lX'fll'IIlT'IIl, and the Hfmzfvfozlliilg' paradr' . stood forebodingly in Ihr' llIlI'lCgl'UlH1d. Dr. Dixon puts his Illlllllf'-llI'll?'ll?d faith in slzzdfnt f1Ill'll'!'l'!1flllUIl in sfhool gozfffrzzrlzwzl, and ably adzfisfs the stzzdanl fH'I'.S'l6lI'IIf on 0l'f?7II06 l'IlllC dirzfcliozz of Slllflflll Coazzcil artiwillfcv. -U x xp, il , Nu ATIQNAL THESPIAN CCIETY Twelwf of I-Iickmarz, pairzslalqirrgly zflmsrfri by the lrmllzzfrlzoocl of prcccffling years, ana' Mrs. Mc'Harg, malta up ilu' Hiflcnzan frlzajller of ille National Tlzzfspiarz Sorialy. Szljrmior' dramatic ability, slrowrz by 1NlTflf'I-fifllliflil in plays and other ozzlslaridirzg speech work, make lrardworlcing bays anal girls eligible. VVU all rrffrall will: a srnile tlzff gigglarirms f'Sugar and Sllrird' Hrst play of the year, ZUllI.!lI drew tlra lfl1lg'll.S' from our all-Ion-stern r'011r1ter1am'1's. X0 wfnzdar 7UllC'II we realizzf it was dirwrtfffl by Ilia Tlrfsjyian sjmrzsor, Mrs, M1'Harg, who has also dirf'1'l1'rl several other plays with great .s11f,'1,'c'.ss. Scaled: Mrs. McHarg, spou- sor, Fred Gaeblcr, Robert Smith, Hlilkes Mel-Iarg, Betty Mckclaiu and Jackie Tucker. Si Starrclir1g: Bob Harris, Robert Lee Daviclson, -lane XVimlsor, president, David Scott, Virginia Jacobs and Ludic Sue Lawhorn. jarzic goes blackout Jlrs. JIf'Harg is zzrzrmlairz S-. DEBATE SQUAD U'ilkcs MctHz11'g, Mrs. XX'illiams, Robert I4-Q Davidsm1. fL11'1.s.' lane XYi111lm1'. Jackie V1wllCkCl'. I311y.v: Q Loumis. ICFNOII. Ed Rolmlafk, Ralph Fred Cacblcr. Pill Pat- S 1.,.,Map..awm.N. Robert Smith, .lark Pettit, NATICNAL 1 ' 1 FQRENSIC .J 1 I I If x'1111'r'1' fIII1'1ll11'I'1I 111 fl 111111' .X'1l11UIIlI1 I 111'1'11s11'. y1111'r'1' Q01 , , L .s'111111'1111'11g' 111 111' 111111111 111. 1411 1111' z1'111'11. 111111 511111 11 1f11.'1'.S' 111 gn 111 1.1111'1'1x' 111111 1'11l1'1' y11111' 111'1 . . . 11'1'11, V111 11111 1'1'11111111x' 11'11 y11111 g1'1111111111'1111'1'11 1111 111111111 11. ,111 H11'1:1111111, l'1U1'I'I1.S'1I' 111'11111t11'.s' 1111' 11111161171 111111 111111 5111111115 j'1'1l1', 11'111111'11g 1111' 1'1'g11111111 111111'11111111'111, lying f01' 11131 j11111'1' 111 1111 .U1.s.x'11111'1 171111141 111111'11111111'111, 1x1111g 1111 .s1'1111111 j11111'1' 111 1111' 111111111 111111111 1llI11'1I1lIIlI'1I1 111 1l'1'1l.8'1f'1' G1'1n11'.s'. 111111 .Y11IX'1IIQ' 1111 1111' 1f11111'11'1 f11Ill1.S' 111 11111 s11111' 1'1111l1'.s'1 111 l.1111'1'1y. 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SK'l'lI1Il.Yl3', Ihr' school paper does l r'ow. r nmny affinities and surh zulziflz mr' do like to hero' about. - ' Now hike Ihr' lmck page .... 4-Lffvvv 70 ea-06 'ZZQJ or 5,600 Q 5 Q,-.,J,a,4,fLb - .J I ww-1' I K S , AAG!! , 46,2 dx-J - fd ?g-pq, -44. - , fl - af . I - l Back Row: -lack Pettit, Bett Alexander, Jackie Tucker, jeai Millard, Noema Bennet, Arnolt Brody, Margaret McCluske5 Miss Howell, Martha Martir Robert Lee Davison, IH, Cor nie Helm, Neila Barrett. First Row: Ruth Hinshaw Robert Smith, Massey Yllatsor Virginia Jacobs, Aniee Ravi lings, Victor Drunnn. Siiting: Anice Rawlings, Mal sey XfVatson, Jack Pettit, Editor Neila Barrett, Martha Martin., l Stmzdirzg: Arnold Brody, Vid l tor Drunnn, Margaret McClul key. ATIO AL HQ QR CJCIETY ROIIERT SMITH JANE VVINDSUR DAVID SCOTT ROIIERT LEE DAVIDSON WII.KES NICHARG ExIAIET'I' BEDFORD B. BOTXFR VIRGINIA EDWARDS FRED GAEIILER VERNON HEAD VIRGINIA JACOIIS FRED N IEDERMEYER HENRY STADIER NANCY THOMPSON RUTH I-IINSHAXV NIARION KOI.II ELICANOR TATIE JACKIE TICKER LI'DIE SCE LAXVHORN UEI,AH MAY CROWEEI. RI I'II EI,I,EN PERKINS FRANCIS TAYLOR NIARGIIC SPEES JANE REESE NIIRIARI LEECH JACK PE'I I'IT BIETTY WAGNER N I ART IIA N 1 ARTI N JANE V,-XNDIVER ENNIS ROGERS RALPH LOOAIIS I STRUME TAL MUSIC 'II lone a parade. TfVho doesrft? There goes the band in nmgnifieent formation, with their umphy lookin' drum major strutting that very same umph out in front. That band is getting better all the time. Mr. Stookey takes the kinks out of things, and we like the way his hand touches up the tempo of ol' Hickman. And the orchestra. The girls who play on the big bass viol .... the boy who is right hefty with the tuba . . . or the young fellow who struggles with the violin . . . they work hard . . . every day. And it's fun. Wlzatezler' anyone is doing around here, it usually has something to do with music, and that's hne, for music is jine. Such Work! Such Art! X Swing High-Swing Low- Hickman's Pride l.1.s'11'11 111 1111' 111111'1:1'11g 111r11.s. ' 1-111-111g1'1111f1' 11111111 O11 1.11116 T1111111 11f 131'1111e1111111 ,.. pw ,-111 1111' 111111111 111111'.s' Il s111g'1'1', 111111 1111 1111' '11'1H'1I1 1111111111 111111? 111 .S'1IIg. 511 111111111 H11'l:1111111 s111111'111.s' 111'11111g 10 .Uisx lI'1'11111'1 5 17111114111 g'V1lI1f1.S'. S111' l111.s' 11111111111 111111 gin' 1'11111.s', 111111 1111x1111 1'l1111'11s11s, 117111 .x11111111'1' .S'f11'1'11l1 g1'1111j1.s', 5111111 11.s' 1111' 11'1fI1I' 11111. C111ss 11111111 1.11 11111111 11111511 1'1111.s'1.v1s of 111111 .9111g'1'11g' 1111111 f1'1'1j111'111' 1111s1'.s' of 11111111'1'11 11111.s'11 . T116 .S'j11'111g .NI11.s'11'111 I1'11.S 1111111 j11'1'.S1'1111'11 111' 11lI' 1'11111'1f 11111111 111fj1111'11111'111 1111s .x1111'l'1I, 1111111 11111 lf11g11's11 111111 111111111111 11111516 1'11111111111'11 111 lllllkl' 1111 1'1111'1'111111111g 1111152 5 4 f, y,QMjQj i Ju -al ,, THA- q ck j wg.. tu' VERSE PEAKI CHOIR A child conies to Hickman with many ambitions . . . one is to be in 1VIrs. Iflfilliains' verse choir. They take trips, they give recitals, they study poetry, and have fun, too. Reinstating the iniagef' as tllrs. Willianzs would put it, is in art and often is very humorous. In the inset we see a few of the boys working out on Indian Squaw Dancej' Edward Roniack leading and joe Dorlaque doing the yelling. This realistic number created much furor each time it was noisily but skillfully presented to audiences. First Row: Virginia Jacobs, Mlilkes Mel-Iarg, Margaret McCluskey, Marjorie Brown, Ed Romack, Marjorie Schumacher, Martha Fin- ney, Miriam Leach, Marjorie Spees, Sue Stevinson, Marion Kolb, Vernon Head, jackie Tucker. Second Row: David Scott, Hank Stadler, June Anderson, joe Dorlaque, Mary Lou Holliday, Melba XfVatts, Katherine Garrett, Ludie Sue Lawhorn, jean jones. Third Row: Carroll Blackmore, Neila Bar- rett, Don Rodman, Lloyd Murray, Virginia Edwards, Betty Wlagner, Velva Dene Downs, Mrs. Y'Villianis, Ruth Royson, Alma De Bell, -jane XfVindsor, Malcolm Shepard, Massey Wlatson, Susan Hulen, Pat Patterson. Fourth Row: XV. E. Pace, jack Pettit, Ber- nice McGee, Robert Lee Davidson, HI, Fred Asbury, Mary Royston, Ennis Rogers, Fred Niedermeyer, B. Botner, Kathleen Creed, joe Curtis, Velma Tomlin, D. L. Carey, Bar- bara Swift. Top Row: Harold Mlestover, Paxton Keeley, Anice Rawlings, Bill Toler, Arnold Brody, Fred Gaebler, Mary Francis Langford, Rob- ert Smith, Ralph Loomis, Spencer Hamer, Kathleen Keyes, Edith Hulett, jerry Thomas- son, Everly Gordon, Tom Atkinson. ,, 5 is ,gx , T . Y. A TX 1 LKQ vi A at 5 A A wx' f V A 3 Y? 5 T I T .v 'Q Q. A r J 15 1 'WVR T SE IDR PLAY 'jIANEY'S QNETRACK MIND Direclm'-Mks. HELEN D. XVII,I.IAMs CAST Ianev Browne . . ..,. , . Muriel Browne . . . George Browne . Bunnny Post . . , Mrs. Post ,... Alice Harvey . . Stuart Hunter .. Roger Vlilson ..,.. Annabelle NVilson .. Tommy Meyers . . . . . . Camilla Gibson ,. Luella Sxnith , . M yra Edwards . . Kate Donovan A . Honey Bates ......... Martin Richardson .... State Trooper Harrety A . The Glamour Class: , . . IAcQuT:1.1N1a TUClK11lR . .K ..., . .JANE REEsr3 . , . .Tom ATK1NsoN . . 4x7lRG1NIA Jmzous . . TBTQTTY MCADAM . . . .JANE XVINDSOR . . . .IDAVID SCOTT , . . . . . A . .FRED Ci.-UCISLFR . , . . , . .NIARTHA FINNLY FRUQTQRIQK N lIiDERlX'IliYI2R . . . , . .FRANCES FFAYIAOR . . . . . . . ,Stine S'l'lcvINsoN . . .Lumix S1112 LAXVHORN . . . .lYANCY Tnoxwsox . . .Mmqolullz Smiles . . .RCJISliR'l' HARR1s , .RCJlil4IIl'1' SMITH IUNIQ JXNDIQIRSON RUTH I-IINSHAXV NIARION Kona lXlARjORI1i BRowN AlARY Lou HoI.141nAY lX11R1ANI LIQACH FI,oRr:Nc:E HARTLLY KI EAN -IoN1zs JANE WINDSOIQ ROB ERT SMITH Moy! Vermtzfe GM and Boy Moy! Popular Gzfl and Boy VIRGINIA JACOBS DAVID SCOTT We f QQ? ,-Lama, Eff R H I 0, JC.,-Af HTH INSHAXV 1 'UM' I A 9 .N-A ,,f3g7:'5ni,f2'fs., SM May Queen kbp, ,,,,,,.4QYJMW-' - We Qijff,J JANE VANDIVER BIARY LOU HOLLIDAY fazmfmree and Football Queen! Occupation al Trends Hi-Y Travel lnterscliool Sports Science Social Games Gift Making Boxing Collectors Blue Triangle Home EC. Pep Squad CLUBS OCCUPATIONAL TRENDS Firft Row-E. Palmer, L. Martin, F. Wheeler, R. Brown, M. Tipton, Mr McKay. Second Row-L. Walton, B. Plott, B. Ousley, B. Reese, R. Pollock. Third Row-J. Elder, B. Weir, S. McCubbin, H. Mahan, E. Williamson W R. Baumgartner, B. George. TRAVEL CLUB First Row-D. McNaughton, M. Roemer, M. Hutchens, W. Phillips J. Borders, Betz, F. Levacy. Second Row-R. Burchett, R. Miller, S. Alspaugh, B. Petry, G. Betz, M Kreutz, P. Byars. Third Row-C. Reese, Bryson, B. Brown, Donaldson, B. A. Bean L. Wallace, C. Blackmore, K. Garrett, D. Stenberg, G. Perry, W. E. Ferguson. ' SCIENCE Firft Row-R. Ousley, Mr. Hilton, B. Evans, E. Simon, K. Mueller. Second Row-M. Shanklin, B. DeAtley, B. White, O. B. Benedict, N. Easley J. Arter, E. Cottle, R. Stewart, E. Levacy. Third Row-H. Westover, V. Drumm. GIFT MAKING First Row-O. Reeder, P. Craig, L. Limerick. Second Row-N. Tate, IVI. Smith, B. Brooks, S. Smith, C. Rolmerts, M. Storm. Third Row-Miss Elliott, H. Barnes, Barnes, A. Brown, M. Bowser H. Brown, A. Lewis, G. Campbell, H. Pauley, E. Sublett, B. Kunkle A. Powell, H. Burdick, D. Baumgartner, R. Maupin. COLLECTORS fzrfzi Row-O. Reeder, V. Wallace, C. Thornton, N. Davis, C. Chick. Second Row-Mrs. Sutton, M. Tipton, E. Johnson, B. George, B. VVagner Third Row-H. Ballentine, W. Barger, M. Kreutz, B. Henry, G. Golson G. Crane, K. Betz, V. Leeton. HOME ECONOMICS Firm Row-H. Martin, F. Cottle, E. Rouse. Second Row-F. Kinder, N. Reeder, M. Sullins, G. Stewart, A. Grigsby M. Sheppard, K. Hickam. Third Row-T. Brown, Miss Elliott, C. Farrar, D. McKay. CLUBS HI-Y Firm Row-B. Regan, Caudle, F. Baird, R. L. Davidson, R. Barton D. Proctor, Quinn, H. Asbury. Second Row-B. Brockman, N. Easley, P. Patterson, E. Rogers, A. Brody R. Creasy, C. Pauley, Pettit, C. K. Odor. Third Row-F. Gaebler, D. Stadler, V. Drumm, Neukomm, Lucas E. Simon, E. Lansing, S. Hamer, R. Smith, N. Nash. Fourth Row-H. Stadler, G. Perry, R. Webb, P. Dysart, T. Atkinson J. D. Stephens, T. Morelock, E. Gordon, R. Loomis, Mr. Gordon Mr. Dunkin. INTERSCHOOL SPORTS Firm: Row-J. Robinson, E. Rogers, Pettit, Burnett, F. Daugherty D. Wayland. Second Row-K. Wright, N. Nash, P. Collins, R. Coats, Betz, B. Miller Coach Hatheld. Third Row-D. McNaughton, H. Goslin, L. Coats, Collins, R. Miller A. Bangert. Fourth Row-F. Walden, R. Hudnell, Hudnell, C. Nichols, Burnett E. Lansing, Lockwood, B. Burnett, B. Toler, Thomasson. Fifth Row-J. Collins, R. Hartley, B. Cole, R. Brady. SOCIAL GAMES Firfzt Row-A. Stone, S. Burnett, L. Lanham, T. Farrar, A. McConathy M. Coats, L. Farthing, M. Turner, A. White. Second Row-J. Elder, P. Patterson, B. Byers, B. Hamilton, F. Burnett B. McGee, M. Reid, E. Tate, R. Whittle, R. Mountjoy, Miss Jordan Third Row-M. Martin, M. Watson, K. Gibbs, G. Cook, N. Gustine, IVI Rimmer, G. Tallmage, R. Whittle, L. Roberts, M. Rippeto. BOXING Firrt Row-D. Wilhite, Tekotte, H. Critchheld, C. Adams, Crews L. Coats, Todd. Second Row-R. Stone, B. Claus. Third Row-J. Dorlaque, B. DeAtley, Burnett, Palmer, Rhodes S. Stone, M. Nelson. Fourth Row-F. Wheeler, V. Redman, Lockwood, K. VVright, Mr Duncan. BLUE TRIANGLE Firm Row-V. Cunningham, B. Richardson, A. M. Orscheln, A. Mont- gomery, R. Miller, M. Turner, S. Ewing, M. Zaring. Second Row+B. Beeson, W. McGee, W. Conner, R. Barton, F. Baird D. Stadler, D. Proctor, D. Brown, B. Casteel. Third Row-V. Gauntlett, Tucker, Millard, G. Tallmage, F. Talbert J. Sapp, N. McGrath. Fourth Row-R. Frame, V. Tomlin, W. Curtis, G. Perry, Neukomm B. Otis, Caudle, fW. Winn, T. Morelock, Donaldson, M. Liddell J. W. Phillips, Miss Kitchens, U. M. Crowell. Fifth Row-B. Kimpton, A. Wade, E. Williamson, F. Kassman, E. VVay- land, T. Talbert, G. Powers, Schupp, W. Wyatt, R. Miller. PEP SQUAD Firrt Row-P. Heidman, A. Hinshaw, Edwards, M. True, M. Brown P. Gibson, N. Barrett, Vandiver, W. Richardson, M. McCluskey Second Row-J. Reese, B. Brown, Westmoreland, M. Baumgartner M. Owens, C. Spencer, C. Helm. Third Row--N. Thompson, M. S. Glenn, M. Martin, Tucker, M. Spees J. Anderson, V. Edwards, M. L. McClain, B. Stewart. fl 8-ggi Q rf? 5 Q iff! kg 5? P :.,. If 4d,,,,.. 0 Q' Pigffipx U, ' ,lil VT. ,M I OL BS TIRO - Finn Row-R. Perkins, R. Mountjoy, M. Davidson, U. Crowell, D. Mc- Cabe, K. Hickam, M. Janssen, M. R. Muster, L. Foley. Second Row-H. Martin, M. Stone, G. Tallmage, Miss Jordan, F. Victor, A. Hunt, B. Walters, V. Wallace. Third Row-C. Ravenscraft, E. Rogers, F. Melloway, V. Cunningham A. Kelley, K. Johnson, B. Armstrong, A. Maher, M. H. Ballew E. Walters, V. Shearer, E. Wilcox, M. Sublett. Fourth Row-B. Ford, S. Pollard, M. Sisson, T. Ankrom, Neill, N. Gustine, M. Rimmer, F. Burnett, M. Lynes, A. Grigsby, E. Smith. FIRST AID Finn Row-H. Crowell, P. Dysart, Thurston, Tekotte, Reeder, W. McBaine, H. Roberts. Second Row-J. Neill, B. Stewart, If. Level, L. Walton, H. Melvin, VVise J. Hall, Miss Eitzen. Third Row-F. Melloway, R. Barnes, B. Kirkham, B. Beasley, K. John- son, V. Shearer, E. Wilcox, D. L. Carey, Rhodes, Mr. Barnes S. McCubbin. SENIOR DRAMATICS Firft Row-Mrs. lVIcHarg, F. Romack, IVI. Brown, N. Wayland, L. S. Lawhorn, M. Keepers, M. Finney, M. Kolb, V. Edwards. Second Row-R. Hinshaw, Dorlaque, V. Jacobs, M. L. Holliday, M. Baumgartner, E. Rayner, V. Head. Third Row-R. Griggs, Reese, N. Thompson, F. Gaebler, S. Hamer B. Harris, F. Taylor, B. McAdam, Anderson, R. Smith. KNITTING Firft Row-R. Brown, M. Janssen, M. Hoersch, E. Johns, M. Mahuran B. Bean, R. Burchett. Second Row--R. Muster, Crenshaw, B. Hickman, D. Gilmore, M. Kircher, V. Morris, A. Hunt, V. Crowley, M. Hutchens. JUNIOR DRAMATICS First Row-R. Mueller, M. McCluskey, Mrs. McHarg. Second Row-M. Sapp, M. F. Langford, N. Morrison, F.. Hulett, P. Keeley N. Bennett, H. Sexton, G. Cook. WORLD AFFAIRS Fimt Row-J. Dorlaque, C. Helm, M. Martin, N. Barrett, R. Barton. Second Row-M. Finney, F. Erlewine, T. Roberts, Edwards, F. Bedford J. Caudle, I. Kindrick. Third Row-Miss Rummel, K. Betz, B. Hickman, A. Hinshaw, R. Hin- shaw, M. Spees, L. S. Lawhorn, R. Creasy, M. Watson. Fourth RowfN. Conner, M. L. Holliday, B. Toler, W. Curtis, T. Atkin- son, M. Baumgartner, N. Thompson, H. Westover, R. Richard- son, Thomasson, Westmoreland. x 3 9 CLUBS Firft Row-J. Benedict, H. Creed, T. Talbert, R. Jacobs, E. Snell, H. Snell, R. Young, R. Level, R. Pauley. Second Row-H. Sexton, B. Claus, A. Stone, R. Johnson, VV. Talbert, J. Roberts, Lowry, N. Clinkenbeard, W. Berry, V. Redman. Third Row-H. Davidson, H. Brown, B. Rader, L. Henley, F. Asbury, B. Anderson, Ward, L. Murray, E. Maupin, R. Wren, E. Wayland, G. Bibb. AIRPLANE Finn Row-B. Arter, E. Crowley, L Kindrick, E. Maupin, R. Stone, J. Spencer, C. Pauley, B. Jenkins, V. Redman, B. Harris, G. Deal, D. Henley, Quinn. Second Row-B. Murray, S. Stone, T. Vanderpool, E. Cornelison, G. Pear- son, L. Messenger, L. Nichols, R. Dippoed, L. Glascock, F. Balsamo, R. Morris, Mr. Duncan, C. Blackmore, D. Bryson. BEGINNERS' BAND Finn Row-L. Farthing, B. Pollard, C. Paustian, K. Toussaint, V. Shaw, L. Stewart, L. Lanham. Second Row-B. Murray, S. Ewing, B. Byers, G. Paschal, B. Arter, V. Drumm, M. Casteel, L. Messenger. Third Row--G. Deal, Mr. Stookey, B, Elkin, E. Cottle, N. Nash. MAGIC First Row-G. Pearson, M. Worley, N. Daly, E. Hatton. Second Row-Mr. Gladfelter, A. Brody, B. Harris, Neukomm, F. Gaebler, S. Hamer, Arter, VV. McGee, W. Phillippe, B. Swift, Johnson. CAMP LORE Firft Row-M. Calvin, R. Lanham, M. Myers, L. Klinefelter, M. Aufranc M. Musgrave, R. Proctor, K. Creed, Johnson, E. Hatton, N. Daly M. Shoemaker, B. Foutz. Second Row-H. Calvin, H. Allen, N. Via, V. Sims, L. Burnett, Mrs. Toettcher. BASKETRY First Row-S. Stevinson, H. Price, B. Johnson, P. Craig, L. Foley, D Whitworth, E. Smith. Second Row-B. Reese, Elder, A. Powell, L. Limerick, Mrs. Fyler, B Kunkel. Y 3 gg ffl.: gg Q! W 'S ni x 5 . Q CL BS CAMERA CLUB First Row-J. Ward, R. Mueller, F. Niedermeyer, H. McGee. Second Row-Mr. Gladfelter, T. Atkinson, E. Gordon, 0. Jenkins, F. Fnochs, R. Koelling, N. Wolfe, R. L. Davidson, E. Dawson, VV. E. Elder, Bryson. SOPHOMORE DRAMATICS Firft Row-B. Freeman, C. Spencer, M. True, L. Betz, H. Christman, W. Richardson, W. Conner. Second Row-M. Gentry, M. Windsor, M. Turner, R. Carroll, B. Brooks, B. Lynes. Third Row-C. Morrison, Crenshaw, K. Reeder, A. M. Orscheln, E. Gibbs, D. Brown, H. Asbury. Fourth Row-Miss Howell, L. Spires, M. Zaring, B. Waters, C. P. Reid, R. Jenkins, R. Turner. GIRLS' WOODWORK First Row-L. Wallace, M. McCluskey, L. Stewart. Second Row-N. Bennett, S. Heath, V. Douglas, M. Coats, M. Bowser, A. Lewis. Third Row-N. Poff, K. James, D. Fisher, M. Lynes, A. Maher, H. Wvor- stell, B. Ford. Fourth Row-Mr. Strong, O. Ballew. SOPHOMOR E DRAMAT1 CS Firxt Row-N. Shepard, L. Dysart, Westmoreland, N. Conner. Second Row-J. Run, G. Smith, H. Prather, A. Hinshaw, W. Allen, Miss Howell. Third Row-R. Rayner, B. Petry, M. Smith, M. Royston, B. Griggs, R. Sprague, L. Algier. ASTRONOMY Firft Row-M. Keepers, Shock, E. Romack, Lanham. Second Row-E. Sigolofl, R. Rayner, F. Furry, YV. VVinn, R. Dippoed. Third Row-D. Bryson, E. Gordon, Mr. Hilton. DANCE CLUB Firft Row-R. Hudnell, L. Cole, P. Collins, R. Jacobs, R. Rhodes, For- bis, H. McConathy, M. Coats, M. Nelson, Robinson, R. Coats. Second Roto-J. Kaump, Rufi, C. Paustian, R. Royston, D. Thompson, M. Myers, M. Royston, V. Douglas, Lloyd, F. Kinder. Third Row-Miss 'Weaver, Mr. Duncan. CLUBS KEWPIE SONG DIRECTORS Firrt Row-M. Spees, H. Rapp, S. B. Christian, B. Spees, R. Perkins L. Betz, M. Poore, B. Brown, N. Barrett. Second Row-M. Stone, A. Zyene, R. Jacobs, M. Sisson, F. Erlewine, B Hathman, V. Helmandach. Third Rou'-M. H. Ballew, H. Dulaney, D. Thompson, W. Kemp, B. Keel Fourth Row-D. Scott, H. Johnson, G. Bibb, Miss Weaver, R. McDonnell C. Helm, M. Turner, B. Brown. LATIN Firft Row-M. Todd, D. Gilmore, R. Proctor, H. Johnson. Second Row-M. Reid, M. Kircher, V. Gauntlett, M. Musgrave, R. Miller M. Allen. Third Row-B. Simon, B. Casteel, A. Montgomery, B. Beeson, B. Kimp- ton, Miss Bitzen, B. Otis. READING CLUB A Firrt Row-T. Morelock, G. Golson, T. Hickman, Mrs. Gibbany, B Stewart, M. Blumer, D. Sumpter. Firrt Table-P. Cheavens, W. Pace, L. Roullett, Baughman, H. B Prather, K. James, F. Enochs. Second Table-J. Chrisman, L. Burnett, D. Hopper, G. Vanlandingham J. Elder, M. Hoersch, B. Brown. FRANKLIN CLUB Firrt Row-J. McClain, V. Jacobs, M. McCluskey, H. Price, F.. Johns J. Tucker, K. Keyes, F. Oronoz, H. Thurston. Second Row-Mrs. Sutton, N. Thompson, M. Baumgartner, F. Taylor M. Brown, L. S. Lawhorn, M. Kolb, M. Leach, Spencer, R. L Davidson. Third Row-N. Barrett, B. Ford, W. Erlewine, V. Shearer, F. Brlewine M. S. Glenn, M. Sullins, N. Via, Sapp, B. Wagner, Hall M. Shanklin, F. Niedermeyer. Fourth Row-P. Patterson, M. Martin, D. Reid, N. McGrath, Millard V. Richardson, B. Hord, R. Loomis, W. Wyatt, C. lobe, R. Helmen- dach, R. Seelbach. Fifth Row-A. Brody, V. Drumm. GIRLS' WOODWORK Firxt Row-B. Griggs, B. Pitts, H. Allen, D. Hashbarger. Second Row-V. Morris, I. Packham, Nichols, P. Heidman, K. Creed B. Johnson, R. Lanham. Third Row-E. Tate, Mr. Strong, N. Reeder, F. Pitney, V. Crowley. DRUM AND BUGLE - Firrt Row4B. Pollard, B. Brooks, C. Paustian, B. Brooks. Second Row-F. Pitney, K. Reeder, R. Maupin, M. F. Langford. Third Row-J. Hagan, M. Casteel, N. Morrison, A. Brown. Fourth Row-J. Roberts, L. Spires, M. L. Slaasted, D. Davenport. Fifth Row-K. Toussaint, P. Douglas, E. Walters, M. Royston. Sixth Row-M. Todd, M. Storm, B. VValters, I. Packham. Seventh Row-R. Royston, L. Danzer, R. Cathey, Shock. J A STADIUM IS DEDICATED . . . The hand displayed itself in erect formation . . . trumpets lnlared approval under the blinding flood of neu' held lights . . . yells, laughter, and chatter . . . inspiring speeches . . . the eminent school hoard orerloolzing the entire panorama. A full yellow moon, looking down through clear cold, anxiously aicaited the game, 'LL'l1l,l6 2000 other fwitnesses fwaited, too, and shirered. Then came the presentation, and the acceptance of our neu' stadium and athletic held, dedicated to the three ideals of Fair Play, Loyalty and Cooperation. Fever of glad excitement spread from .stands to players, 'who so thoroughly did their part by soundly trouncing Slater Ufildcats all ofcer the field. Ufhen all had left to celebrate victory, leafring the old moon alone over an empty battlefield, he didn't mind. lVo, he just smiled, sort of smug-lilee, and fwent of to hed. Hick m a II R it zml ........................... SP1ic:'l'A'1'oRs Lcd by Robert Smith, Student President Presentation ofStadi111n ,,...... DR. XV. E. ROSk1NS'l'l11NGEI. Superintendent, Columbia Public Schools i4l'C6il2itIII!'l? . . , t,.................... C. Moss EDXVARDS President, Board of Education Dedication . . . .........,....,... FRED B. IUIXON Principal, Hickman High School Slater Pep .... , . ............. Si.A'1'1QR PEP SQUAD Ix'ezup1'e Wizara's ......, Hlfxkxmx BAND AND Pu- SQVADS 1 Q RECGRD UE GAMES SEASON QF 1939 Kewpies ....... ..... l 4 Kewpies .,..... ..... 2 O Kevvpies ..,,... ,.,.,... 2 0 Kewpies ......, ..... 3 7 Kewpies ....... ..... 2 4 Kewpies ....... ..... 3 Z Kewpies ......, ..... 0 First Row: Bub Cole, Russell Hudnell, Paul Collins, Charles Nichols, Jim Burnett, llaek Pettit, Leon Coats, -lack Burnett. Second Row: Raymond Coats, John Hud- nell, Kirby XVright, Bud Burnett, Dale Me- Naughton, Bill Toler, Jerry '1ll101T121SSOll, Ennis Rogers, -lack Quinn. Third Row: Bob Miller, Raymond Brady, M. M. A. . .... . 0 Slater ......... ..... O Normandy .... ..,.. 6 Kirksville ....... ..... 0 Jefferson City ...... ..... 7 Hannibal ......... ..... 7 Quincy .... ..... l 2 Ed Lansing, Fred NValclen, Howard Goslin Jack Robinson, .lack Lockwood, Jesse Collins YValter Mountjoy. I'iUII7'fll Row: XV. Phillips, Bill Beasley Frank Levaey, Harold Fox, Robert Koelling Carroll Blackmore, Elmer Palmer, Jim Evans Herman Critehfield, Bob Petry, Lloycl Allen .lim Collins. n 4 , sl. ,I C' ft -df , 2 ' 1 , rj. td. f Vi .4 A 1 if if -,W ii, ti, Top Row' Howard Goslin C ' . , aptain, Jack Burn- Third Row: Leon Coats, Jack Pcttit, 101111 Hud- ctt, Fred XValden, Jerry Thomasson, Jim Burnett, 11011, Ray111o11d Brady, Edward Lansing, Buddy Charles Nichols. Burnett. Srfrond Row: Paul Collins, Dale B'lCNHllg11IO11, FOZITUI Row: Bob Miller, Bill Tolcr, R1 .'.' 111 N Jack Robinson, Jack Lockwood, 1l2l'H10llll C ' ' ' ' lssp y oats, Hudngll, Kirby Xvflgllt, Jesse Collins, Lewis Cole. Ennis Rogers. 0 HF' OMECQMI 6 PARADE THE ' -. Q lVou' here, elztldren, are shots from the homeeoming parade. Uflzat an afternoon! Did you ever? Probably not. Ufith and be- tfween photographers, decorators, ropes, trucks, and streamers, one might hare had a dlnflzlflllf time. In fart, several did. Dr. Dixon fulfilled his efverlastfng ambition of starting on time, for he stood ifllg-fLL'61g-Qlillfj the signal for the parade to begin on the 'very dot of father tlme's journey. .No one lznofws quite hom' many dfjferent times fzee were halted in trabnlffr jams on the way to the business section, but, fwe did get there, and marched dofwn the streets with pointing fingers, leerlng eountenanees and giggling cihlldren on e1'ery side .... Then it 'was all o1'er . . . another parade gone, a parade fwhere an icy wind persistently tore streamers from floats, and cut through to our 'very bones, while fwe shifvered and shoolc .... Back out to school 'we raced, to unload trucks and rip of deeorations. And many of us were late to our suppers. 5 H 4.,.,,u.q-X W Rsfaw 4f'P ' ,, Viv i Ya 5 , ' 1 2 up was 2' wa,.ma,fl- ' ., , Jim W' 1 J ' .- ffilfwim' V' M W? f 'saggy Lw s Q' g- W W 'A-- ' 3l R ' A- ll il J , ni - ' 7.-W ' ' -T421 -- 4 - 'Q Wx ,.Qf 1Qg,.Q A 5, Y ,.,. .. if M mmVT A .,,.,, Cgff V- Ei F00 Kewpie gridders rampaged through their initial game of the season, squelching Slater to a mere nub. Buddy Burnett scored the first touchdown after a sustained drive of 93 yards. Jack Burnett featured a pass attack in the second quarter, and Jack Lock- wood plunged over, The final touchdown was made by Buddy Burnett, when he knifed his way over left tackle. Final score-Hickman 20, Slater O. Columbia marched roughshod over the inexperi- enced Normandy sophomores, who were supposed to afford the Kewpies with their strongest competition. The initial touchdown was scored on a reverse from Jack Lockwood to Paul Collins, who carried the ball over. On the opening play of the fourth quarter, Jack Burnett skirted left end for 18 yards and another touchdown. The final touchdown was the result of a 12-yard dash by l'Tracky,, Nichols over right tackle. The visitors, only touchdown was the result of a sustained drive after they received the kickoff in the final quarter. Final score-Hickman 20, Normandy 6. Unloosing a powerful running attack and deceptive aerial game, the Kewpies annexed their third straight victory, running rampant over the Kirksville Tigers. Buddy Burnett tallied twice, Jack Pettit twice, John Hudnell once, and jack Burnett once. Final score-Hickman 37, Kirksville 0. The Kewpies continued their winning ways with a fourth straight victory, holding Hannibal Pirates to one tally. Touchdowns were made by Jack Burnett, Jack Lockwood, and Buddy Burnett. After Hick- manfs first score, Hannibal countered with a long pass and a touchdown. The Pirates led at the end of first quarter, but the Kewpies regained the margin in the second quarter, and never relinquished it. Final score-Hickman 32, Hannibal 7. BALL The Kewpies defeated their arch rivals, the Jeff City Jays, by a comfortable margin to the satisfaction of some 3000 spectators who came to see the fun for Homecoming. The Kewpies went scoreless in the first quarter, but started crossing the line in the second, with Jack Lockwood, Buddy Burnett, and John Hud- nell lugging the leather, Jeff City got a break in the fourth quarter when Pettit fumbled a Jay punt and Lagree of Jeff City recovered and scored from the Kewpie 36-yard stripe. Final score-Hickman 241-g Jeff City 7. Quincy, Ill., imbibed in sweet revenge from the defeat they had suffered here last year at the hands of the Kewpies, by leading them by the very same margin. Both teams battled each other through three scoreless quarters, but Quincy scored twice in the fourth, achieving a much-deserved victory. Curran scored both of Quincyls touchdowns, establishing him- self as individual star of the game. Final score-Hickman 0, Quincy 12. With the championship of the Central Missouri conference at stake, the Kewpies defeated the Sedalia boys on the latter's field. The Kewpies scored their first touchdown in the second quarter with Buddy Burnett going over on a fake reverse. The second counter came as the result of a break, with Sedalia fumbling and Bill Toler recovering for the Kewpies on the Sedalia 28-yard line. After a series of running plays, Jack Burnett plunged over. Final score-Hickman 133 Sedalia 0. With their running attack stopped cold, the Kewpies resorted to the deadly accurate passing of Jack Bur- nett, providing the margin of victory over Missouri Military Academy of Mexico. The Kewpies scored Hrst in the opening quarter on a pass from Burnett to Nichols. Late in the third quarter, the Kewpies marched from their 48-yard stripe to the Cadet 2, and from there, Buddy Burnett plunged over for the counter. Howard Goslin converted for the extra. Final score-Hickman 14, M. M. A. 0. 1 Firsl Ron'-P. Collins, Burnett. B. Burneu, C. Nichols, R. Coats, Bell. Swmicl Row-Coacli Hallielcl, .-X. Banqert, B. 'l'oler, R. Hartley, I. Thomasson, N. Nash. Columbia Columbia Columbia Columbia Columbia Columbia Columbia Columbia Columbia Columbia Columbia Columbia Columbia Columbia Columbia VS. VS. BASKETBALL SCHEDU LE Hannibal ...... Boonville ............ jefferson City Nl. NI. A. .,.... . . Kirksville ....... Sedalia ............. Jefferson City vs. Boonville ......,.. . Nl. M. A. . Kirksville ....,,. 1 . . Sedalia ........... Columbia Visitors 28 111- 18 25 ,.......26 29 ........26 22 ........27 28 27 .,......20 15 73 19 33 ' Hannibal .................,...,,.. .....,,. 2 3 17 . North Kansas City .....,, .,....,. -1 3 40 . 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BASKETBALL Kewpie cagers defeated Boonville Pirates in both games this year, holding the upper hand in both con- tests. Setting the margin at 23 to 14 in the first game, the Kewpies raised it to 41 to 27 in the second, a high scoring contest which saw Coach Hatfield use all his reserves, and finally Jim Betz, team manager. With one of the best offenses they have shown this season, the Kewpies overwhelmed M. M. A. at 44 to 35 in their first encounter, and turned them back at 20 to 15 in their second. The Kewpies took two cage contests from the Han- nibal Pirates this year, polishing off this formidable foe once at 37 to 28, and later at 23 to 17. Jerry Thomasson was high point man at Boonville, and Bangert on the home court. Jefferson City blasted any hopes the Kewpies may have had of winning the conference championship, de- feating them in the capitol city, 18 to 15. Later, they came to Columbia and nosed out the Kewpies by a one- point margin, 28 to 27. Their second encounter was one of the most thrilling games witnessed on the Hickman TRACK Hickman High School has one of the best track teams this year that we have had the past five years. The season was started with six returning lettermen, Captain Russell Hudnell, Buddy Burnett, Russell Hartley, Jack Pettit, Charles Nichols, and Paul Collins. In the State Indoor Meet Columbia placed fourth behind Christian Brothers, Maplewood, and University City, all of St. Louis. This is by far the best that any Columbia track team has done in this statewide meet. Scoring by Columbia was as follows: Paul Collins first court in recent years. Smokey Joen Woods was high point man, with an individual total of 12 points. Kirksville also turned down the Kewpies in two en- counters this year, first at 29 to 26, in which game the Kewpies made far too many personal fouls. This defeat left the Kewpies at third place in conference, and it didn,t help any when the Kewpies went to Kirksville and the Tigers did it again. The second time the score was 29 to 23. Bryan was high scorer of both games, and Bangert runner-up both games. The Kewpies won over Sedalia Tigers both games. After the first contest, which was a wildly played affair, the score was 26 to 22. In the later encounter, the Kew- pies raised the marginal bid to 33 to 25. Bangert copped individual scoring honors of both games. The Kewpies advanced to the second round of the regional tournament at Marshall by defeating North Kansas City, 43 to 40. Bangert was high scorer. After advancing to the finals by defeating Independ- ence in a second round game at a score of 38 to 36, the Kewpies suffered defeat at the hands of Rockhurst High School, at a score of 34 to 24. in the pole vault, Russell Hudnell third in the shot, Russell Hartley tie for third in the high jump, medley relay team fourth, and the S80 relay team third. Sedalia, defending conference champions, defeated Columbia in a dual meet at Sedalia 65 to 49. Two meets remain on our schedule. The Central Missouri Confer- ence Meet in which Columbia is expected to win second place behind Sedalia and the State Outdoor Meet in which Columbia is expected to make a creditable showing. -f 1 J nm .-ui ' QQIVA Stop 7UIl.YffIl, Iimr, Hom. . . . ls il Iliff grrmz one in II .s'rl1'l.'?-nr? . . . Thr' lllinkm' . . Rllfllff' sn1iI1',s' , . . . Conn' rlorun, msmlf .' Off. ll11'w .s' Mr. HZ!!! . . . ll'.s' Iliff in .swf thru zu1'21dozu.s' .... f'.w'1Alm11z'21f . li11tt1'rfi1'lfl XIlflI'7'-71 . . Tm: many . . Busy Iifllr girls. 5 il QQLQ-r ll.. .fL'o-.- i., X., 'l'11!:1' 'vm fn, ,fllI.'H . . . Rzlffirmx . . . . Imlrly likf' . . . ClIH'flll, yllllllg mam! PY'f'Il.Y . . . H'1'll'lIIIIf'.' . . . Xrm' fn' .x'f11'r1'fl1' . . . llnff.'f'Vx'. On ilu' IIIVHUZIV .s'ir1'1' . . . I.S'II'f il rrunllizzg? ..... Xiwllif' lsmwvs .... I.s'r1'l ln' rlni :WK X Q X M 3 ' 1? , as ,.,, if ,X X f V ' ' Y' X ' x x :Avg I Tx ' 31: Look 'rm www' . . . l'Vl11'wf'.s' limi INN? . . . Nia' Pfnslzwf' . . Call Um! TlI5'llI7l'l? . . . l1f'm'y! . . Soj1l1i.slimI1fr1 f'lfildw'n . . lfirzzf lflfllgl' .... lmddizfx . . 111,r1.s'1f'r-1n,ind .... Ginvmff Tide, too . . Pzfnplaf Nm! read UY'lf'I' .slm11l11r'1'.s'.' ..... 9 ml! is lmrrfcl . . . 7I1II.S'iC'l.lHI.S'? . . . just kids Tnlfrf :ffm in again, jim. .... JD-f-f-J .- law, J SOLILCQUY GN SINNINI AN' FRIENDSHIP ' J, .L o - 1 I I .1 A , as I Here it is NIay again. Another year gone. Gonna graduate this spring, I think. Hope I get that job in Colorado this summer. That'll be plenty all right. I'm gonna work hard. l'll work hard in the university, and I'm gonna Work hard when I get out of the university. Gonna be a big somebody. Got lotsa ambition, I have. VVell, I should have. Everybody oughta have, ,cause therels lotsa places to use it. I sure had a lotta fun in high school. Sort of a stampin' ground to let off my inexperienced oomph. XVhat'd I like best? Oh, I dunno. The clubs were pretty good. There was somethin' else. Nlaybe the teachers. lNIost of 'em were really swell. VVhy? VVell, they always Lhelped a fellah. Lotsa times I wasn't doin' so good, an' they'd kinda talk me into workin'. And they didn't hafta take the trouble, but they would. Dances? Heck yes, we had dances. Good ones . . . fair ones. I liked the principal especially. He's a square guy, and that's all there is to it. Yeah, I know everybody calls him Doctor, and I know he teaches at big places in the summer. I know all that. But underneath, he's a square guy, and just can't help it. IVhen a fella wanted to talk to lm, he just closed his mouth and let the fellah talk . . . SOLILOQUY ON SINNINI AN' FRIENDSHIP - Continued say all he wanted to . . . then held sorta yawn an' say, HVVell, I'll do what I canfl An' held do moreln thatg that's why I liked him . . . I 'member all the fights ole Joe Sapp had. That boy'll never learn. And those big- gety sorta boys who were always talkin' smart about the girls at Stephens .... And Miss Kitchens . . . Ya know the way she sorta slips down the hall? Tickled me to death. The football boys. VVerenlt they the heroes? INouldn't step outa the house without those big C's on their brawny chests for anything. An' that crazy Cresset staff! They were all nutz, and couldn't help it at all. Pitiful! Oh, therels a lotta things I could sit down and re- member '... like the way the sailor came and carried away Velva Dene . . . VVere ya ever backstage at a speech festival? Lordy, the roof acts like it's goin' to fall in too .... Ya know the way Dorlaque gyped us all on the calling cards? Hels just too smart for us .... Wonder if Pritchet will always have her golden key to every- where? ? P Fc Isn't that Wilkes a dinger? My, what a democrat! And Fred Gaebler . . . hels so funny. Old Vernon . . . wonder if helll ever ever get that girl? P P All the different things we had to do! If it wasnlt the Kewpie Karnival, it was the Senior Play, or a poster SOLILOQUY GN SINNIN' AN' FRIENDSHIP i Continued contest, or an assembly, or the May Fete . . . always sumpinl. But it really wasnlt so bad at thatgkinda fun, especially when you had a say-so to get out of class. Now I'm Hggerin' bout graduatin' I sorta think of Hickman as an old friend, and I guess he is. How could a building seem like a friend? I don't exactly know. All I can say is that from the boiler room, and the very tun- nels under the school to the ridge on the roof where the pigeons promenade, Hickman seems like a person. A person who surely has a record, hidden away somewhere, of all the kids who ever ran the halls for three years. A record of the good little girls, the bad little girls, and the good little boys, and most of the boys. Ol' man Hick- man most likely has another little record of all us prob- lem children . . . a little book with black marks in it for every time we put our initials on a chair, pull some- body's hair, or make a face at a teacher. Yessir! An, ever now and then he takes out this little book with the marks and he looks at it and frowns at all the names on the list. Then he smiles, and finally he opens up and laughs. Yessir I said laugh! He just naturally slaps his thigh till it tingles like a surfboard. Then he closes the book and puts it back up on the shelf. Someday he's gonna crack down on us problem chillun! 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I. v if , T '5 4 fi You only own your ground When your title is found. BOONE COUNTY ABSTRACT CO. Phil simpich, Mgr. Abstract Maps and Blue Printing GAY FROCK SHOP 0 C0!Ill1f1l7l.ll,5 Popular IJ1'I.I'L'I1' Shop for IIIOTTIEH 0 18 North Sth St. Phone 7448 803 li. Broadway I Get Honey Dew Family Special 'I' U R N E R I S At Your Grocery SPORTSWEAR THE MODEL BAKERY CHILDREN'S WEAR PIES AND C INFANTS' WEAR COOKIES 809 E. Broadway Columbia, Mo OFFICERS STOCKHOLDERS J. R. Lipscomb, President J. R. Lipscomb A. G. Spencer R. B. Price, Vice-President R. B. Price George F. King George F. 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CLEANERS The C0-CDP Ulf .l'Ilf7f7!vY you Tflifll f i'l'l Yf!lIilIfj from your ,YFIIL-OI' vrzfw and gown 1.11 Hligjfl Srlzool lo your .YFlIIiOl' 111111 and fjOiL'lI ni ffm' Lvl!!-T'l'l'.YI'f-Y The CCD-GP Basement J esse Hall ge M dbgfiggif 4 WJ' F Tim ' 12 A N C 1 321 S 5X?Mdh A E S T SHIHIU F Autograph! fgjfi akin. ' 4 all 34 7 . fir e Q 4 1, Y rf, ' K L . 1 ,4,.... .L . ,, , ---Q..,..-fm-up-. W 7' , 1 - . ' 4,1 ff, 1-2, ,lf .. .Lt - :fl ': t, 1- ' 1 l, f I J f 4 ' -,,- Y ' Y 119' A ...M ty I-v,,,,, .fell ht H. H' 4 A ,I 4 4 N ' ,I L 1 .i V i' in L ' f qxx N. F 4 Fl 'Q' ' A Constant A, - - , Compamon U 0 ln the future, wherever you may go, your telephone will always be ready to serve you. 0 Your telephone will keep you in touch with your friends or your home. 0 Remember your telephone, and use it. MISSOURI TELEPHONE COMPANY M VEGETABLES CHOICE MEATS h ESTES-PARKS . I JACKSON-FINLEY or X DRY GOODS X Phone 3136 X 8th and Cherry Free Delivery N YELLQW STAPLES PUBLISHING co. CA B cardx i1'L77if6lfi07ZS Dial 4191 publifraffons V. BONDED CARRIER 1? S. Seventh Columbia XJ E CIRI S UNLY McKAY CHEVRULET W J Y J UUIVIPANY ii Smartest clothes in UJWH are at Efz'e1'yIhing for lhe Car S . 0 10th at Walnut Phone 3127 Dresses High School Rings-Crested jewelry C Compacts-Bracelets L. Gals Pens and Pencils U . . Nlilllgfergg Glffs for Every 0601151011 CUFFIVIAN I V l y JEWELRY STURE 1116 M0-ff fm' Y0111' lW0ne,l' 807 Broadway Columbia, Missouri il':XCllZlllg'C National Hank Building I l Congmiuldizblzf, Grady . l Jud may you alfwayx remenzber l your many happy !lO1lI'.Y of H1'g1!1 Sch oof Days. r Cohmbiai Smartest Shop Ain Women COLUMBIA SAVINGS BANK extends congratulations to Senior Class- the future citizens of Columbia lYlCllllJCl' Federal Deposit liisurzince Corporzition the SUDDEN SERVICE CLEANERS 114 South Eighth Phone 3434 Columbia, Missouri Mics. AIARY AlCCl,L'SKEY, Otwzer conumnm PRINTING co. 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Complete line of Cosmetics in Yardley Lentheric The filodern Fuel Rllbffmffflii Richard Iludnut MISSOURI UTILITIES CO. at PECK DRUG S10 BRO.fXIJVX'qXY Beauiifuf shoes for beauiiful girls Featuring SMARTEST GORDON ' W ' - and In ADMIRATION eovemun sims FINE Exquisite Hosiery FOOTWEAR COLUNIBIA, MISSOURI Broadway at 8th Phone 7303 Coizgmfzzfazfzms Cfazss of IQ40 Leadwxv in the fl'6'IlIl of Qualzqfy Cfoilzcx .YI-IZC6' 161019 Barth Clothing Company, Inc 72 Years of Service W i N W N xii In cu-ry Scnim' Class al Sic-phcm College, the grzulualcs ol' HiC'klllZlll High Sclmul arc 1'c-pufsclmlccl. 1-'or illl-O1'l1l21Ii011 C011CC1'l1iI1g courscx in art. Illllhif. sc'c'1'clz11'iz1l xlurlics. clliulmzllics. lmllysicial Cdllffaliflll. home CC'UllOlllilS. und liberal urls. aclclu-ss: lJRlfSlDIiX'I' llurlfs M. XVOOD STEPHENS COLLEGE Clolumhia. Nlinsouri oo erator THE in Qn4422bnz4fneFnlcERAToR . k VW rl M K B ' Provides 4-Way . . , .,... if , Food Protection .V mi' 1. Constant Cold Temperature 2. ciean, Washed Air X l 3. Proper Air Moisture 4. Rapid Circulation COLUMBIA ICE 84 STORAGE CO. STREAMLINED EDUCATIUN Get the The Commerce Department in the Columbia' I Iigh school C theaters'- was installed ou a private basis the first year, after that the course was inclucleci in thc curriculum and taught for four years by Miss Rose Rosenthal who yearly trains . . . Hit Y 2? t'll 1' I'. M. and assists High Eoliool stu- ,L K, . ,M .1 1, , . . 1110 N .5-wc atter 4, I . M. dents to good positions. 'X 2 A BOONE 19-4- I Oc 81 ISC anytime SCHOOL OF coxrnriiecic Wfwn the KZoM,o.mA, Kali TVR HEAR much talk today of the Lower Third-that part of the population of our great country poorly housed, ill-fed and under- privileged. Every city has its slums and hand-to-mouth work- men. ln rural communities, too, there are all too many who know nothing of the Hmore abundant ' V1 life. ln a large measure this depriva- tion is no fault of our social sys- tem. The facilities for the de- velopment of our youth are ade- quate. ln our land of equal opportunity the urge to stay out of the Lower Third must come from within each individual. There is no better formula for the avoidance of this pit-fall than a fine education. VVithin the scope of a well developed intellect lies the Power, Leadership and Riches of the more abundant life. You students of HICKMAN Hlllll are indeed fortunate in that you have the facilities for a splendid education at your very doorstep. Our great State University offers a diversified course of study to suit your particular desires. With- in the halls of that institution you will have every chance to develop your fullest powers. The advantages of a fine education will be more apparent to you as time goes on. And when the num- bered days of youth give way to mellow maturity-and the blos- soms fall-the Moria Aiai'NnAN'r LIFE shall be yours. THE MISSCURI STQRE A. X I 1 2 ' 41 ,,4.. . Q 1'EIlAIIO TIUVIN on E A T T O P of the Hill at The End of Sexton Road YIITII .OAK BABBEB 13N.Mh and E R N I E BEAUTY SHOP Dial 7317 21 N- 9f We offer to faculty and students of Hickman High School a banking service proven by time and experience OFFICERS R. B. Pkicia ...,. President C. B. Ro1.1,1Ns .. Vice-President A. G. SPICNCICR ...., Cashier R. I.1Psc:0Mis . , Asst. Cashier E. S. IJvsART ...i A sst. Cashier L. H. SAP? .... Asst. Cashier DIRECTORS LAKIQNAN M. PR1cE . Slimmer RCJl.I.INS '. XV. PAYNIQ R. B. Pklcxlc .I ix C. B. ROI.I.iNs SinC6 A. G. SPICNCICR BCDQNE COUNTY NATIONAL BANK Qimzwfhf UMM. -PMWTHL S ubscrlbe to 'E . The Columbia Daily Tribune Columbirfs Leading Newspaper Member of Complete Local The Assoc' t d P Sch 1 News and P' t Cowlpfiwzenis J , , of I 13PsI-COLA HMS ROOT BEER A. T. 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