Hickman High School - Cresset Yearbook (Columbia, MO)

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MISS JORDAN MISS DRENNAN Miss Betty Drennan is that friendly, pleasant teacher of bookkeeping, typing, and business and economic problems who always has a smile for you. She came to Hickman three years ago and since then has become a friend of every Kewpie. She is a sponsor of pep-squad and co-sponsor of F.B.L.A. Club. We are proud to have Miss Drennan on our faculty. She is a Wonderful person and friend of everyone at Hickman. MRS. SHOCKLEY Though she arrived late in the school year,Mrs. Shockley picked up the loose ends of her typing classes, and how her students did Work after that! She puts typing up to her students in-such a Way that interest and accuracy are pushed to the limit. Her quick smile and pleasant disposition make typing easier for the beginning student. I , , Hickman Welcomes Mrs. Shockley Within its walls and is proud to have her on its staff. I The Winning Way and gracious manner of Miss Chloe Jordan are a constant inspiration to Would-be secretaries. Besides teaching her shorthand and typing classes, Miss Jordan finds time to co-sponsor F.B.L.A. and help the seniors get ready for commencement and many of their other varied activities. Miss Jordan,s efforts in encouraging her secretarial practice girls to be more business-like are often gratefully remembered after her lassies leave Hickman. She deserves a lot of credit for her understanding and co-operation in making Hickman a better school. MISS KITCHENS Miss Kitchenls time, if it could be said that she has time, is divided between keeping close tab on the school's funds, teaching geometry, and sponsoring Blue Triangle, Honorary Math Club. Through Miss Kitchen,s hands passes the money that keeps the ball rolling at Hickman High School. In teaching geometry Miss Kitchens makes it easy and helps the students solve its mysteries. You can already see that Miss Kitchens deserves the title of 0ur foremost genius and mathematician and one of the likable teachers at Hickman? A, La ' ,li ta. tax rx ' l' . S il I f - l l ', c S7 it fl, , ' I-' I up X 4,7-' ,Lv-41. N. -

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MISS KARLEEN FORBIS She devours On the Road Lo Civilization, World Hiftory, and Story of Natiom.. Not only does she take it all in, but she 'clays it onv and those poor greenies have to like it. VVith the Forbis special charm, good nature and unique ideas for presenting history to the class, they canlt keep from liking it. She also has charge of the Camera Club. Flash-Miss Forbis is one Kewpie that Hickmanites love. MRS. FYFER Passing by the hall in a hurry, it is easy to miss her cheerful smile and delightful personality. Mrs. Fyferls time is divided between keeping her classes at their Art Craft and preventing the greenies from ascending and descending through the wrong door of the cafeteria. Mrs. Fyfer not only teaches art craft at Hickman but in addition teaches English to the Sophomores. She is always courteous and always looks her best. Besides all her classes, Mrs. Fyfer has the job of training girls to be Kewpie Ushers. i i MRS LONG It takes an individual with a great deal of patience, understanding, and tact to sponsor a group as rambunctious as the Cresset class. Mrs. Long, Hickmacn,s art teacher and Cresset sponsor, fills the bill to perfection. ln addition to teaching her students the fundamentals of becoming good artists, this busy lady plans various stage decorations and scenery, illustra- tions for programs, and anything at Hickman which involves art. Two clubs-the National Art Honor Society and Art Workshop-are proud to have her as their sponsor. An all around fine teacher, Mrs. Long is a valuable member of the Hickman faculty. MISS OWEN If there were such a saying Miss ,Owen would be called the Lady of the Houselv She is the umasterv of her kitchenette and the captain', of her sewing room! Home economics is one of the most useful studies in Hickman as well as in any school, and Miss Owen is right on the beaml' when it comes to making it fun. She's happy, kind, and deft at helping her students. If Hickman could hand to her as much as she has handed Hickman, we would be busy for a long time.

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MISS MAXINE BRISCOE 'iVVowl Whois that?,' That,s Miss Briscoe, the new algebra teacher. This was common conversation at the beginning of school, but now every wide awake Kewpie knows Kthe cute blonde with the freckles. Besides teaching elementary and advanced algebra, Miss Briscoe sponsors the Dance Club. Miss Briscoe is new at Hickman this year having just recently graduated from the University of Missouri. Her charming and gracious manner have made us all glad that she joined the Hickman faculty and became a Kewpie. MRS. GIBBANY The heavenly quiet in the library which greets the student exhausted by an advanced algebra test is the result of constant effort by Mrs. Eliza Gibbany, our librarian. Mrs. Gibbany is always ready to give aid to students who may be trying to secure books or information. She is the sponsor of the Library Club, which has long been a leading organization and is known for its annual tea-always a success. We couldn't do without Mrs. Gibbanyl COACH DE GREEFF Tall, dark and handsome-that,s Our Coach! A sunny side and a stern one make up his nature. ' Coach has handled the football and basketball squads in a manner approved forconsistant winning at game-time. He has instituted games for gymnastics, which seems to agree with one and all. Pebbles and rocks disappear like magic from the track when coach puts his gym classes to work? To say that Hickman has profited from his presence is an under- statement. A regular fellow, that's De Greeff. MISS SPATH Pleasant and business-like-that's Miss Martha QSpeedyj Spath, the girls' gym teacher. She manages to keep her gym classes in order and still be the girls' friend. Miss Spath came to Hickman three years ago and has since established a place for herself in the hearts of all the Kewpies. Before school started we thought we had lost Miss Spath, but we are glad she reconsidered and decided to remain at Hickman.