Hickman High School - Cresset Yearbook (Columbia, MO)

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STUDENT CCDUNCIL THE HICKMAN HIGH SCHOOL Student Council gives us a chance to practice self-government and learn democracy through doing. ' The student council is our voice in the management of this school. Under the able leadership of student president Luke Chase, the first semester council formulated the Kewpie Kode, an expression of the ideals We desire for Hickman. The council also presented a beautiful desk to the student body, for use by future Councils. Today, We practice good government in schoolg to- morrow We Will practice good government in our com- munity, state and nation.

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FIRST SEMESTER CGUNCIL Back Row:-Bill Baker, Nita Sparks, George Wilson, Charles Mayes, Phyllis Chilcott, George Man- sur, Bill Troelstrup, Jerry Hourigan, Jim Fleetwood. Second Row:-Clifton Hunt, Perry Proflitt, Marjorie Hunt, Dan Mc- Grath, Lester Nordyke, Tom Cheav- ens, Vera Jacobs, Gene Johnson, Grace Botner. First Row:-Luke Chase, Pete Ha- den, Mary Alice McCluskey, Bob Pettit. A Back Row-Bill Schaefer, Florence Chilcott, B. McCully, Carl Rogers, Isabelle Crichlow, Bill Porter, Nelson Todd, Helen Coffman, Wilbur Holmes. Second Row-Bob Brukardt, Mar- jorie Davis, Manuel Drumm, Mary Margaret Hunt, Steve Adams, John Berbert, Eddie Bauer, Mary Lu Jones, Larry Woods. First Row:-Luke Chase, Pete Ha- den, Mary Alice McCluskey, Bob Pettit. h SECQND SEMESTER CQUNCIL

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THE CAFETERIA Though We sometimes -fail to show our gratitude, We KCWPICS really appreciate the efforts of our maintenance staff. Mr. Fountain iris often seen escorting a broom up and down the hall, cleaning up after us. Though We donft see much of the other men, it's because theyfre busy in the boiler room keeping the temperature up. Working after hours is part of their Work, it seems, because they're always here when their help is needed to pre- pare for assemblies, plays or rehearsals, and games. We Kewpies say uthanksf' to Mr. 'cPat Hill, head custodian, Mr. Mack Fountain, Mr. Aaron Cornelison, and Mr. William Ewins. All eyes are gazing steadfastly at the clock. Suddenly it clicks, and the signal is given. A bell resounds through the peaceful halls of Hickman. With one accord the ,students are on their feet- and the rush to the cafeteria is on! 'cWhy the hurry? some innoce-nt by- stander might choose to ask. The reply undoubtedly would be 'fTo get -one of those delicious specials I've been smell- ing all morningf Credit for the success of this dime masterpiece is due Mrs. Cheavens, our dietitian, and her staff of kitchen Work- ers. They concoct the menus that give us energy' to combat those confusing courses in math and history. All agree they do a fine job, and 'one for which We are grateful. CUSTCDDIANS