Hickman High School - Cresset Yearbook (Columbia, MO)

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STUDENT CCDUNCIL The Student Council of Hickman High School, under the able guidance of Charles Balsamo, has maintained the highest standards of our school. ln addition to promoting better citizen- ship within the student body, it has earnestly Worked to encourage a just form of student government.. With the interest of the student body as its guiding light, the Student Council has ever been Willing to advance any policy f. which it believes will foster school spirit and bring honor to the l name of Hickman. First Semerter Student Council: Martha Sampson, Diane McKinny, Kitty Sue Stewart, William Otis, Marjorie Hunt, Jeanine Nix, David Rogers, Don DJuglass, Don Jones, Dick Conner, Kenneth Storm, Bill Storm, Jim Fleetwood, A. O. Griggs, William Martin, Larry Johnson, John Berbert, Gene Johnson, Bill Uren, Ray Thomason, Larry Woods, Sharlyn Spragg, Charles Balsamo, David Gauntlett, Barbara St. Clair, Mrs. Williams. J r E E .E SECOND SEMESTER STUDENT CoUNcrL: Smnding- Joe Barnes, Richard Barnes, Manuel Drumm, J. W, Blakemore, Bandy Jacobs, Laura Jean Coleman, Mike Jayne, Roger Dudley, Terry Rees, Aline Ford, Louis Nichols, WHYUC Mfiflely, Raymond Odor, George Wilson, Richard Stephens, Billy Jo White, Mr. David- son, Mrs. Williams. Seateci: Dorothy Barger, Alvin Barton, Ginger Bunker, Jonalee Chorlton, Betty Far- rar, Delores Quick, Sharlyn Spragg, Charles Balsamo, Barbara St. Clair. 1

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MISS COCHRANE Miss Cochrane is the lovely young lady who presides over the east office. She came to Hickman last year to take over the duties left to her when Miss Davis joined the Red Cross. ln addition to being a capable secretary to lVlr. Aslin, she furnishes helpful information to bewildered teachers and students a-nd issues the all important bulletin. Besides her oflice duties, Miss Cochrane is sponsor of the dramatic club, Kewpie Playhouse. MRS. ADKINS if One of the Hrst persons 'fsophiesw are likely to meet when they start to Hickman is the lady in the west office who hands out the white slips. Mrs. Adkins handles her many difficult and often exasperating jobs with efficiency and diligence. Her accuracy in checking up on the play-hookeyn pupils is unfailing and many have regretted their waywardness when the time came to get that uexcusef, Mrs. Adkins does her share in keeping Hickman on the top. STUDENTS TWHQ WQRK IN WEST QFHCE Mrs. Eads and lVlrs. Adkins have several students who help with the work in the west office. They pick up absence slips and enter them, do typing, mimeo- graphing, and filing, answer the phone, run errands, a-nd just anything that needs to be done around the office. Their work is a great help to the school. Mrs. Eads has Betty Walton, Fern Brown, and Betty Harper, who do very efficient work for her. ' Mrs. Adkins' helpers are Lorna Coons, lVlarian Dailey, Norma Baker, For- estine Gilmore, Betty Jo Mills, Marjorie Trimble, Alice Jean -Hill, Mac Calvin, Helen Heath, Wanda Stewart, Dorothy Woods, Frances Schotte, and Eva Short.

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MR. HILL, MR. CORNELISON, MR. RILEY AND MR. EWINS