Hickman High School - Cresset Yearbook (Columbia, MO)

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MR. McKAY Mr. McKay is know-n at Hickman as the friendly fellow with a taste for yarns, and a knack for making people laugh. Hels also known as a hard- working individual who can be counted on to give his best to any task he undertakes. As Co-ordinator at Hickman, his job is to find work for students, and to check their progress. Also included in his daily schedule is the teaching of three classes in personnel. A genial person with a host of friends, Mr. McKay is a Kewpie favorite. ww MRS. EADS The woman with the cheerful smile and sunny dis ' n who irons out any difficulties Kewpies may find facing them is no ther tha-n Mrs. Eads, the competent Guidance Director at Hickman. Besides steering troubled Kewpies back on the road to happiness, she manages to salvage sufficient time to teach two classes of senior English, and to sponsor the Golden Quill Club. Ain active person with a magnetic personality, Mrs. Eads is well-liked by all at Hickman. MISS HOWELL A true friend and booster for Hickman is Miss Roberta Howell. The junior class couldn't get along without Miss Howell to sponsor the Purple and Gold. Besides this valuable service Miss Howell's main purpose is to civilize the speech of the juniors in her English III classes. Her charming manner and interest in the welfare of every student have made her one of our best loved teachers here at Hickman. Yes sir-ee, Miss Howell is' a real Kewpie standby! MISS SPANGLER Among the teachers new at Hickman this year Miss Spangler ranks high on our list of favorites. Although English is a required subject students find it absorbingly interesting under her leadership. Sophs and juniors have no difficulty in acquiring a good foundation to guide thern through future, more difficult English courses if they are fortunate enough to have Miss Spangler as teacher. Characterized by her quiet charm and gracious manner, Miss Spangler is liked by all at Hickman.

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A MR. AsL1N Since coming to Hickman two years ago, lMr. Aslin has shown a friendly cooperation and interest in the activities of the school as a whole. He is interested in the progress of the individual students and their ability to take responsibility and handle it well. Yet he knows that if they take this ttsptmsibiiity, titty will ttttti tt little friendly advice in solvingi their problems, and he is always willing to give it. Mr. Neil C. Aslin is a regular fellow, and no school could ask for a ter pri 'pal. F, , 61'-jj! ' MRS. WILLIAMS Fat black bucks in a wine barrel room, comes galloping thunderously from room 103 during speech classes. Verse Choir is one of Mrs. Williams' many activities at Hickman, the Senior Play following close behind. Also assistant prin- cipal, Mrs. Williams assists in school affairs most ably. During her day many problems arise and are handled most efficiently. Her wide inter- est in all the students' troubles and problems is only equaled by her personality and charm which is felt throughout the school.

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MISS INGRUM T Who's the Most Versatile Teacher at Hickman? Thatls a diflicult ques- tion, for H.H.S. boasts of a faculty with unlimited talent and ability. A person most deserving of the title, however, is Miss Ingrum, teacher of Latin and sophomore English. Not only does Miss Ingrum sponsor the sophomore class in all its .activities, but she helps direct the annual Operetta as well. In addition, she wields a make-up brush before plays, preparing the actors for their Grand Entrance. Miss Ingrum has done a lot for'Hickman, and we're grateful. 2 XF' . x- 9 ' -on Mr. Charles Davidson, our Spanish and ,French teacher, is new to Hickman this year, and we are indeed fortunate in having him on the faculty. His efficiency and capability are recognized by all. His conscientious and human personality have won him many friends. He is sponsor of the Foreign Language Club and a favorite with the stude-nts. We sincerely hope Mr. Davidson will be with us for a long time. He is a credit to the school. l p! . MR. DAVIDSGN Miss PRATHER j . The mysteries of The Development of America are skillfully solved and explained to the jolly juniors, and the exploits of Columbus and Napoleon artistically presented to the semi-greenies by Miss Evelyn Prather, .American and world history teacher. ' Her genuine interest in Franklin Club and their doings is a known fact to its members. Her rehned, gracious manner is a true asset to Hick- man. We are proud of Miss Prather! MRS. ELUAH Have you ever seen red hair, and personality plus all rolled into one? Well, we have! just ask any Kewpie, especially a senior, and he will tell you, That's 'Jo' Elijah, teacher of American history, sociology and inter- national relations, and sponsor of Franklin Club and the senior class! Last year was Mrs. Elijah's Hrst year at Hickman, but it didn,t take long for us to realize we had a wonderful person in our midst. A swell Kewpie booster!