Hickman High School - Cresset Yearbook (Columbia, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1947 volume:

,A Gen. 378 D28 1947 David Henry Hickman High School The Cresset 17.50 X A, 'A MID-CONTINENT PUBLIC LIBRARY Ge 8: Local H'Sb B h Independence, Mo. 64050 nealogy 1 ry ran: 317 W. Highway 24 G E 11 V 7 . If . - i Nl xi- ' r fl K 14 1M W. 5 ' N 6.3, .if . ...,Al 4,4 ff-, AAN., gi a -'- m 4, Q r .,,, L . an . 'Q wx 'aw .aw ww,-'lxpw Dv 'V '1- if . ei' fn 'yu-dv., , fn .- Q A' QV A-,Env 1. 9 f .f,Q4 A-7' 'x,, , . .v , Q 1 Q , yn Y, , . . , A. W-4 w mr 4 Z .5 div! 41m ' E' 1' n9j'F4 .:,- M V inf I 4. A32 W M, Arr . 1 Q14 .M 'Q' . , ,vw 4 ' 0 KW f N -Q ,1 -. , g 4 . are QM .4 uf 4,1 '. F f--, vv..., V V- , . ' - . 1. ' - 'f , ,,-ff: A, ,M -i' if if . u ,t at . ' . X 1 . , 4 7 'k ' . v T' 1 u 'Q ' fx' 1 , '1 1 , x , Q.-. I Lt, I gl dh y Eg.. ,-Us ., 4. . , . fi1Q '? ' ' , . . ' WQ . 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LONG F1-ont Row: Carolyn Turner, Nita Sparks, Mrs. Long, Carolyn Smith, Beverly Pierce. Back Row: Edward Bauer, Billy White, Larry Woods, Jim Capen. f,Dec9 ieatecl . To all KEWPIES Past, Present, and Future 1 The Senior Class of the present dedicates this volume of the Cresset to the Kefwpies of the past who have established Hickman as an outstanding school. Also fwe proudly dedicate this annual to the Kefwpies of the future and challenge them to uphold the high ideals and traditional spirit of Kefwpieland. Qfonawoncf The CreJfe!Slujf reeeruff ilze eveutf gf tfze puff yeur for your prefem' enjoyment um! future rej?reuee Co ntcz nta SEQTIQN I . FACULTY SECTIQN II . CLASSES SECTICN III . ACTIVITIES Elin jlflsmuriam J z. M. STRONG Zin wspertful memory tn une tuba szrheh Iiaidsman Jlaigh Qrbuui faithfully L. E. ZIEGLER Superintendent of School! GREE TIN GS To all Kefwpies: One of the finest experiences I have had since coming to Columbia has been my association With Hickman High School. Both students and faculty have been a real inspiration to me. My life has been enriched as a result of these contacts. In leaving Columbia it is my sincere hope that I have added something to the lives of all of you. If I have left any- thing vvorthvvhileat all, I hope I have left it in your minds and hearts. The memory I am carrying With me is that ofa school of valuable tradition, fine moral tone and splendid spirit. Hickman Will always have a friend in me. L. E. ZIEGLER BOARD OF EDUCATION-Hugh Stephenson, Ed Robertson, I.esQie T. Proctor, J. R. Hall, Moss Edwards, L. E. Ziegler, Supt., W. F. St. Cfair, Noah E. Martin, Robert Draffen. f f 6 ff ff 1 fi! ff ,I ffl? V 1- 1429: f. , f wise, , ,. HQ 'el V I W -. f Q .- Lv, ww e? M-+,1,:,1. can :Ds 4' - Q-ww w., sw h. 5 . ssfzgie my , .,., , , .... Q .... x qi 211455. ' A , 'S'--gr 994. .. ,ii Eg H , 'A 3 , ws 9 x ,f V 0' A, , A 4 W A' Q x 'xy A Q , s ' lr- ,. ' ,Q A 15: 552355 , ., ' 2: 9- ,. 7,5 42 ' Z,..-1, 3555 f ,, Q ,Q , fx M, f f . 3 KS Q. V wmam-A, .W A , f 5:u5i'5'Z LL nav 'I X 'Q' -i '-LEC: QVC? by W T Hgh'-L :IO FHEHHV A After three years of very intimate association with you Kewpies, I End myself wishing you suc- cess in all your worthy undertakings. We hope that your experiences in Hickman High School will influence your future judgments and accom- Q plishment. Good luck Kewpie seniors-and just Kewpies. N EIL C. ASLIN NEIL C. AsL1N, Principal S th t Missouri State Teach- eguCol:i:Sge,Cape'Girardeau,B.S., BH ,exe-A, ,L-LLIA' , . cv.. University of Missouri, M.A. MRS. HELEN D. W1LLiAMs Arfirtanzt Principal anal' Speech University of Missouri, B.A., Washington U n iv e r s i t y, St. Louis, M.A., Columbia Univer- sity, New York City, Northwest- ern University, Chicago. ,Spon- sor: Verse Choir, Trireme and Triship, Senior Play, Assemblies, and Student Council. ACLILTY Mns. LoU1sE P. EADS, Gnialanee Director and Englifh Northwest Missouri State Teach- ers College, Maryville, B. S. Sponsor: Golden Quill. ark!! I M QZQA?-vs.-vs.. E. A. McKAY, Co-oralinaztor and Diverriied Occupationf Northeast Missouri State Teach- ers College, Kirksville, Univer- sity of Missouri, M.E. R. L. BOLLINGER, Biology William Jewell College, AB., University of Michigan, NIA., Central Missouri State College, Warreiisbiirg MERRILL ELLIS, Miiric University of Oklahoma, BEA. and MA. MRS. LEONA ESTEPPE, Coinineree University of Missouri, BS. MRS. NANCY EVANS, Home Economies University of Missouri, B.S. in Education, BS. in Home Economics. Sponsor: Future Homemakers of America. ROBERT FORBES, Man-iial Training Northwest Missouri State Teachers Col- lege, HS., University of Missouri. MISS KARLEEN FORBIS, Hirtory Northeast Missouri State Teachers College, Kirksville, B.S., University of Missouri. Sponsor: Camera Club, co-sponsor: Pep Squad. MRS. JANE C. FYFI-IR, Englirli and Applied A1135 University of Missouri, A.M., University of Colorado, Columbia University, New York, BLS. Sponsor: Usher Corps, Jr. Red Cross MRS. E. H. GIBBANY, Librarian . Northeast Missouri State Teachers College, Kirksville, University of Missouri, Univer- sity of Colorado, Columbia University, New York, BS. Sponsor: Library Club. WOODROW HATFIELD, Phyfical Eafttcatton, Coach i University of Missouri, B.S., MA. Miss ROBERTA HOWELL, Engltth Northeast Missouri State Teachers College, Kirksville, B. S., University of Missouri, B.S., BJ., MA., University of Southern California. Sponsor: Purple and Gold, Quill and Scroll. Miss RUTH INGRUM, English, Latin University of Missouri, B.S., MA. Sponsor: Make-up Club. Miss CHLOE JORDAN, Coononerce Browns Business College, St. Louis, William Woods College, Fulton, AA., Central Mis- souri College, Warrensburg, B.S. Sponsor: Scribblers Club, 20-S. Miss NELL KITCHENS, Geometry, Trigo- nonftetry University of Missouri, B.S., MA. Sponsor: Blue Triangle, National Honor Society. MRS. HAZEL KRESSE, Marie, Mathematics, Engltfh Central Missouri State Teachers Colle e , . g a Warrensburg, B.S., Northwestern Univer- sity, Chicago, B.M. MRS. ORIA LONG, Art, Craft Northeast Missouri State Teachers College, Kirksville, University of Missouri, B.S., MA. Sponsor: Creative Art Group, Na- tional Art Honor Society, Cresset. J. WESLEY MAYHEW, Algebra Westminster College, Fulton, B.A., Gallau- .cleti College, University of Michigan, University of California. MISs FRANCES MooRE, Phyricr, Cliemirtry Central Missouri State Teachers College, VVarrensburg, B.S., University of Colorado. JOHN MUNSKI, Englifh, Director of Imra- Zlflural University of Missouri, BJ., BS. MISS EVELYN PRATHER, Hiftofy Stephens College, Columbia, A.A., BM., University of Missouri, B.S. Sponsor: Franklin Club. MRS. CAROLINE SEARS, Spanifh Wellesley College, B.S., Boston University, ME., University of Missouri MISS MARTHA SPATH, Phyrical Education Northeast Missouri State Teachers College, Kirksville, B.S., University of Missouri, MA. Sponsor: G.A.A., Leader's Club, co- sponsor Pep Squad. GEORGE WALKER, Commerce Central Missouri State College, Warrens- burg, B.S., University of Missouri. Sponsor: Hi-YJ ' JAMES WILLIAMS, Hirtory, Sociology Missouri Valley College, Marshall, AB., University of Missouri. MRS. THELMA CHEAVENS, Cafeteria Man- ager ' University of Missouri, B.S. i S MRS. ANNABELLE ADKINS, Azttendcmce K 2 S ecremry Moberly Commercial College, Mob- erly 1 E f Miss MARY BLICKENSDERFER, Searle- , tary to Prmczpal University of Missouri, B.S. The representatives of the East and West oHices have an enormous task on their hands each day. Mrs. Adkins, head of the West oflice, must dream of blue p and white tardy slips and various excuses for absence she hears each day, While Miss Blickensderfer, in her East office domain, is constantly entangled in admin- istrative problems. , V. M CUSTODIANS-D. KEMPER, P. HILL, T. EWENS, J. RILEY WHITE H W, Senlona CLASS OFFICERS Preyidefnt JIM FLEETWOOD I Vice-Prefiderut LARRY Wooos Secretary i ELAINE SODERSTROM Treasurer NITA SPARKS S Co-fpomors r Miss NELLE KITOHENS L MR. WOODROW HATFIELD . Larry Woods, Jim Fleetwood, Nita Sparks, Elaine Soderstrom, Mr. Woodrow Hatfield, Miss Nelle Kitchens The Senior Class of 1947 is a class that has achieved admirably in the past. As the youngest and largest Sophomore class, We began early to build the character and leadership required of a high school student. As Juniors We published Out- standing editions of the Purple and Gold, and sponsored the big Junior Jamboree of 1946. NOW as Seniors We are proud to be one of the largest and most versatile classes ever to graduate from Hickman High School. But most important of all, We want to prove that we can achieve in the future and accept the coming challenges of life. ' MARJORIE ADAIR Better known ax Illaifiief, Pep Squad, Blue Triangle, Adv. Chorus C3 yrsj, First Aid Club, Verse Choir, G. A. A., Operetta, H. R. Officer, Speech Society. PHOEBE ALLEN Ufriendfhip Ziglttf her eyeff' Red Cross, Attendance Award, G. A. A, Home Ec. Club. JEAN ALSPAW i:T11.676,5 wit with every word. Pep Squad, Blue Triangle, G.A.A., Chorus, Op- eretta, Verse Choir. BOBBY ANDERSON He wrote the Jong, 'I Love Me.',' H. R. Ollicer, Operetta C2 yrs.j, Band C3 yrsjb, Adv. Chorus, Dramatics Club, Verse Choir. DOROTHY ARIWSTRONG A pleafant little way about her. Make-up Club, H. R. Officer, Blue Triangle, National Art Honor Society. ARMAND ATKINS HU Zegr aren't long enough to reach the ,J floor. Coaches Club. A BILLY ATKINS If you vniff reeing hion, jnft Ziften, yon'll hem' nintf, Track. I MARY AUFFERT K'GenemZZy fpealeting, and rite generally ix. G. A. A. RALPH BAKER All he know: if on llimfelfy, and he 'J0O1LlCZl7Z,l tell Uf that. Band, Verse Choir. ELGIN BALLENV HKILOZUJ the boolef of the library by ll-661715, the outflde of Z'Lh6?'VL.U g Camera Club. l DOROTHY BARGER HSQDOMJ are her plecuuref' Student Council, Pres. G. A. A., Verse Choir, Adv. Chorus, Leaders Club, H. R. Oflicer C2 yrs.D, Blue Triangle. BILLY BARKWELL I can live without boolean . Chorus, Typing Award. DONNA BARNES Seldom equalled, never excelled. Nat'l. Honor Society, Franklin Club, Golden Quill, G. A. A., Blue Triangle, H. R. Ollicer Band C2 yrs.D, Verse Choir. l FRANKLIN BARNHART Eafy going, and he alfwayf getf thlngf clone. MARILYN BAss H0716 of her 11555125 if quletnefsf' Future Homemakers of America EDWARD BAUER Hi-Yyd anal lzcmflfomfff, Student Council, Pres. Hi-Y, Franklin Club, Golden Quill, Nat'l. Honor Society, Blue Triangle, Chorus, Operetta, Cresset Stall, Soph. English Award, Most Versa- tile Soph. Boy 315. BILL BEATTIE One who quickly make: a narne for himself. Football, Verse Choir, Hi-Y. RAY BISHOP The tall, dark, .filent type. GOLDIE BLACK Noted for her flirting ability. O. Af A. CLIFFORD BOYD There are no angel: on earth. Football C1 yrj EVELYN BOYD The wedding ring if better than the cap and gownf, First Aid. ' 'SALLY BRENTON Quiet and cornjhofedf' G. A. .A., F. B. L. A., Franklin Club, 20-S Club. MORRIS BROWN , A willing worker with a qaiiet 'Uoicef Camera Club. - BOB BROWNING , He'f high rninded . . . six feet up. Coaches Club, Franklin Club, Verse Choir, Speech Society. A DIANE BRUKARDT '4Bookr are the key to knowledge? Pres. Nat'l. Honor Society, Trireme, Quill and Scroll, Student Council, D. A. R. Award, Frank- lin Club, Blue Triangle, Library Club, Golden Quill, Plane Geometry Award, G.A.A., Purple and Gold Staff, Verse Choir, Soph. Class OHicer, H. R.,Oflicer, Attendance Award, Orchestra C3 yrs.D, Operetta. CAROLYN BRYAN , Smiling :he liver, and call: life pleafnref' Blue Triangle, G. A. A., Pep Squad, F. B. L. A., Leaders Club, 20-S' Club, ,Verse Choir CSec.j, H. R. Oflicer, East OH'ice, Sec. to Mrs. Williams. RosE BUESCHER A rofe among the many thorns. l G. A. A., Make-up Club, Home Fc. Club C3 yrs.D, Blue Triangle. BiLL BUNDY :'He yawnf and yearn.f. BERNICE BURKS Genlal and good-natnredf' 20-S Club, Ch'orus, Operetta, West Office, At- tendance, Golden Quill, Usher. jAcK BURNHAM F High aimf, and not a care ln the world. Football, Franklin Club, H. R. Ollicer, Make-up,Club, Band C3 yrs.j CAROLYN CALLISON Seldom heard, alwflyf accompli5hlng. Art Club, Natll. Honor Society. . JOSEF CALLISON Heir never in a hnrry, but that car :ure traz1el.f. ' Franklin Club, Dramatics Club, Dance Club, Verse Choir, Football. MARJORIE CALVIN ':Slte arirwerf when claty cally. Franklin Club, H. R. Olhcer, Operetta, Orches- tra C3 yrs.D, Band C3 yrsj, G. A. A., Make-up Club Collicerj, Verse Choir. IVA LOU CAMPBELL 'Tir only noble to be good. ROBERT CARTER Taker life with joyf, SHIRLEY CARTER Attractive brunette with art attractive manner. Blue Triangle, Student Council, H. R. Pres., Operetta, Orchestra Q2 yrs.j, Adv. Chorus, Gen. Chorus, Dramatics Club, Scribblers Club. WALLACE CASTEEL 'The boy with the mrtilef' VINITA CATHEY Lani but not least of :ix fifterff' G. A. A., Operetta. TOM CHEAVENS Big and biwirtefs-likeg well, big, at leaftf' H. R. Pres., Football, Verse Choir. CURTIS CHRANE He haf a yoitrtg and irmocerit look, but we wortclerf' Franklin Club, Golden Quill, Natfl. Honor Society, Vice-Pres. Library Club, Crea- tive Arts, Foreign Language Club, Dra- matics Club, Verse Choir, Soph. Art Award, Winner Poppy Contest, Scholastic Art Award, Harry Doehla Art Award. KENNETH CoATs Il d t , 17 My thonghtf and my con no are my O . Coaches Club. PEGGY COTTON A voice that producer wit and Jong. Girl,s Woodwork, Band, Chorus, Usher. r HELEN CRAWFORD, ufllwayr a .ture Jhot,-if G. A. A. C3 yrs.D, Leaders Club, Blue Triangle. H. R. Ollicer C2 ,yrs.D, Student Council, B-and yrs.j. JACK CRAWFORD ' . Hint good nature will carry him a long way. t ELLA CRITCHFIELD Precious: articles are alwayf found in .fmall paekageff' G. A. A., Operetta, Chorus. LOREN CROSSWHITE Silent Yokum, hir source of knowledge ,he never tellff, DON CUNNINOHAM Pre5ident of the 'tardy clubfl' MARIAN DAILEY HWeZl, I can dream, can't IPM G. A. A., Attendance Award C3 yrs.j, Home Ec. Club, H. R. Ollicer, Creative Art Club, West Oflice. BETTY DALY All colon of reel hair don't ,reem to clarhf' DENNY DAVIS A wit comparable only to Benchleyf' Art Club, Verse Choir. PHIL DAVIS C' Great minclf are Jometimef 5iclet1'ackecl. CHARLES DIETZ 'iflll he wantf in life if a Harley-Davidson and a full ga: tankf' Verse Choir, Dramatics Club, Adv. Cho- rus, Band Q3 yrS.j, Operetta. JOE DOTHAGE I can't nncleiftancl women. GARLAND DOUGLAS All th-ing: come to him who workx 'while he waiztff' MANLTEL DRUMM De,rpite-hif faulty, we like him still, the ,rtiller the betterf' A Quill and Scroll, Blue Triangle, Speech Society, Verse Choir, Camera Club, Purple and Gold, Basketball. , DAVID DYSAR'1' Thinkf helll get to heaven on hir lookff' Verse Choir, Jamboree King, Football, Basketball. JUNE EDGINGTON Cute df a peppermint Mick. Home EC. Club, First Aid. RICHARD EDWARDS A It'r not who you are but what you are., 1 ROBERT EPPERSON S' I , Know.r a lot, but keepr it to himself. Franklin Club, Blue Triangle, First Aid. . WANDA ESTES 1 Her high achievement: merit our atten- tion. I Franklin Club, Library-Club. Scribblerls Club, G. A. A., Typing Certificate. JOAN FITCH Devoted to duty, and cute as can be. Drum Major C3 yrs.j, Franklin Club, F. B. L. A., H. R. Officer, G. A. A., Scribbler,s Club, Band C3 yrs.J, Orchestra C3 yrs.J, Operetta. JIM F LEETWOOD Six feet of man HJ Nat'l. Honor Society, Blue Triangle, ' Franklin Club, Quill and Scroll, Make-up Club, C Club, Pres. Senior Class, H. R. Officer, Student Council JC3 yrs.J, Foot- ball C2 yrs.J, Basketball C3 yrs.J, Track, Band, Chorus, Operetta C2 yrs.J, Purple and Gold, World History Award, Most Friendly Soph. Boy, Most Versatile Jr. Boy, Verse Choir. ALENE F ORD I E1jzicieney plum Pres. Blue Triangle, Student Council, G. A. A., Home Ec. Club, Dance Club, Home EC. Award, Band, Orchestra, Chorus. BILL FRISBIE HI eat spinach, therefore I have bmwny murder. Hi-Y, Football C4 yrs.J, Co-Captain '46, Basketball C3 yrs.J, Pep Squad '44, H. R. OHicer, Verse Choir. N. R. GARRETT Hit 'inactivitief are more nztmeronr than hir actimtref' H. R. Officer, Student Council, Blue Triangle. MARY GATES A merry heart doeth good. X Leaders Club, G. A. A., Operettzl, Chorus. GENEVIEVE GIBSON I pin my faith to no man'5 sleeve. Woodwork Club, Scribbler's Club. JACKIE GILMORE 'KOld Man D6P1'6I.!'1iO7Z.n YVONNE GLODO So nice, so fair, .fo 520685, fo rare. F. B. L. A., Adv. Chorus, G. A. A., Soph. Dra- matics Club, Scribblerls Club. ANN GRAHAM Her ,vmile is meant for only onef, Dramatics Club, H. R. Officer Q3 yrsj, Verse Choir, Pep Squad, Chorus, Op- eretta, G. A. A., Scribbler's Club, Purple and Gold. RALPH GRISSUM I His graduation will leave Hickman with a broken heart. A , VIRGINIA HAMMOND Variety if the fpice of lifef, Jr. Red Cross, Scribblefs Club. W. J. HARMON ' i'Pricle of the Ozarkff, R-UDDY HARTLEY ' He has a hard time keeping out of mis- chief. Football, H. R. Oflicer. ROBERT HERIFORD By clofing hi: month anal opening hir eyef, Robert take: credit for being wi.ve.', ALICE JEAN HILL Merit'J worthier than fame. Red Cross, Usher, East Oflice. NELLIE HINSHAW One in a million. Trireme, Blue Triangle, Pep Squad, G. A. A., Verse Choir, Leaders Club, H. R. Oflicer, Best Girl Athlete CSoph.D, jr. Attendant Homecom- coming Queen, 20-S Club. JOHN HOERSCH Hi: ciirls are natural. Co-Captain Football '46, H. R. President. BETTY HOPPER The reward of Jomething well clone if to have clone it. Sec. Nat'l. Honor Society, Pres. Trireme, Frank- lin Club, Blue Triangle, Quill and Scroll, Golden Quill, Purple and Gold, Drarnatics Club, Or- chestra, Adv. Chorus, H. R. Qllicer C3 yrs.j Student Council, Jr. English Award, Most Ver- satile Jr. Girl, Verse Choir. 7 ABBY HOUDERSHELDT Petite but mightyf' Trireme, Blue Triangle, Leaders Club, Verse Choir, Pep Squad, G. A. A., Pur- ple and Gold, H. R. Oflicer, Most Friend- ly Soph. Girl, Band. Lois HULEN HA little bit of everything -we like. Soipli., Verse Dramatics, Red Cross, Student Council, Choir. MARJORIE HUNT Sweet1ief5 and eheerfulrteff are herf for- ever. Trireme, Franklin Club, Blue Triangle, Student Council, Leaders Club, G. A. A., H. R. officer, Band, verse Choir, Usher, Golden Quill, Jamboree Queen. KATHLEEN JACOB A lot of ability lief behind her quiet marmerl' BANDY JACOBS fmt a simple country lad. Football C3 yrs.J, Basketball C3 yrs.J, Hi-Y, Student Body Vice-Pres., Student Council, H. R. OH-icer, Track, Chorus, Purple and Gold, Most Popular Soph. Boy, Verse Choir. JACK JANSSEN He hath riot fed Ori booleff' CAROL JoHNsoN She crave? not the limelightf' Franklin Club, Blue Triangle, Leaders Club, G. A. A. LEONA KEEL , Hlflfe like her friendly wayf, Scribblefs Club, Red Cross. KEN KLEASNER Mayor of McBairie Football. JOAN KNOWLES A regular imp, but a likable Orief, Verse Choir, Pep Squad, G. A. A., Band, H. R. OH'icer, Operetta. EDDIE KREHBIEL A - Unhurried, uriworriecl, riot easily .pro- L vokeclf' First Aid Club, Franklin Club, Verse Choir. DONNA LAWSON A Quiet in appearance, with rriotivef high. Franklin Club, Blue Triangle, Spanish Award, G. A. A., Attendance Award, F. B. L. A., West Ofhce, 20-S Club. ROBERT LEACH A riofe for riewr, and a pert for creative- uefff' ' Blue Triangle, Golden Quill. MEREDITII LEE. 'Mert' haf a cheerful attitude we all cofuetff Art Club, H. R. Ofhcer, Adv. Chorus, Operetta, Regional Art Award, Harry Doehla Art Award. DORIS LIDDELL Stay df .rweet ay you are. ' Soph. Dramatics Club, Scribbler's Club. RICHARD LONG Leading ever oriwarclff Hi-Y, Student Body President, Golden Quill, Verse Choir, Speech Society. HAROLD LYNCH He is precisely what he feemf to be. Coaches Club. l 2 Z 1 MARIE MARQUEITE The brurh if rnightier than the .f'LUO7'Ci.,, Adv. Chorus, Gperetta, Verse Choir, Natl Art Honor Society, Camera Club, G. A. A., Red Cross, Creative Art Club. BILLY JOE MARTIN Teacher, rny typewriter doefn't Jpell rny words right. Red Cross. WILLIAM MARTIN The Student Prince. Franklin Club, Blue Triangle, Student Council, Verse Choir, Coaches Club. DoRIs MICHAEL Brunette, buoyant, and blythef' Adv. Chorus, Verse Choir, Make-up Club, Home Bc. Club, G. A. A. GENE MILLER I told her not to, but fhe fell for me anyway. Hi-Y, Football C3 yrs.H, Basketball Q3 yrsj, Franklin Club, Blue Triangle, H. R. Oihcer, Coaches Club, Attendant Jamboree King, Verse Choir. ROBERT MILLER Nobody worries 'bout me. Franklin Club, Blue Triangle, Library Club, Coaches Club, Band, Ch'orus, Foot- ball, Verse Choir. WANDA MILLER 'KA fparkltng link in the chain of life. H. R. Officer, Home Fc. Club, Scribbler's Club, Pep Squad, East Ollice, Sec. Adv. Choir, Opf eretta, Blue Triangle,-G. A. A. TVTARY ANN MILLS Vrwzciou,v and oervatrlef' Nat'l. Honor Society, Student Council, H. R. Officer, Dramatics Club, 20-S Club, G. A. A., Best Jr. Girl Athlete, Short-, hand Award, Leaders Club, Verse Choir, Pep Squad. KENNETH Monk Another variation of the rpecieff DALE MOORMAN Hg could bg a real heartbreaker, if he took the notionf' It Home Room Officer. NORMA MORDICA H er wayf are wayr of jnleafantnesxf' Square Dance Club, 20-S Club, Vice-Pres. Wood- work Club, National Art Honor Society. CHARLES MOREAU Too Jeriour rnincled for annodern fen- ior. LOYD MOREAU Thinks twice before he speakf, 'then cloexnlt fpeakf' ' V Student Council, F. B. L. A., Red Cross. BETTY MosBY fl ' 77 Unarfnrmng pleafantnefr. BOBBY MOUNT JOY Hannt5 the lially looking for Dorief' CAROLEE MOURNING . That viwacionr little gal adrnireclby all. Trireme, Leaders Club, Verse Choir, G. A. A., Band, Adv. Chorus, Operetta, Pep Squad, Cheerleader, H. R. Ollicers, Soph. Att. May Queen, Sopb. Art. Foot- ball Queen, Att. Jamboree Queen, Most Popular Soph. Girl, Most Popular Jr. Girl. BETTY MCALPIN Eafy to know and alwayf a friend. Make-up Club, Chorus, Club Oflicer, Operetta, 20-S, Library Club. BILL MCBAINE A One of Hicleman'f ex-G. I.'5. DORIS MCBRIDE A cute brunette Jitrronndetl by frienclline,r.r. Blue Triangle, Verse Choir, G. A. A., Pep Squad, H. R. Officer, Adv. Chorus, Operetta, Band, Speech Society, Leaders Club, Club Oflicer, May Queen. BILL MCCOWN Wait 'til I run home ancl ark Mama.,' Verse Choir, Football, Speech Society. ANDREW MCGEE He'f grown older, bitt not a whit len .rillyf CARRIE MCGEE Kind in all her wayff' OLAN MCGEE Heir an important segment of the clan back- bone. CLIFF MCGRATH Any girl would be envious of those eyerf Blue Triangle, Chorus, Operetta, Art Club. 7 ! FLORENCE MCNAT'f Her pretty face rnatcltef her pleafing perfonal- ity perfectly. MARY NEAL Thinking if but a waste of time. G. A. A. f DAVID NEEBE See ltirn once, like ltirn alwayrf' Coaches Club, Chorus, Verse Choir. - FRED NEIDERHEISER Peter Panf, JEANINE Nix Behind the fcene niy work begins. Service Award, Student Council, Library Club. KEITH N1cHoLs Knowledge ir power. Goflt, I feel weak! MARY NISTENDIRK Variety if the fpice of life, and liere'f one variety. Franklin Club, Blue Triangle, Pep Squad, Lead- ers Club, Purple and Gold, G. A. A., Verse Choir. LESTER NORDYKE Not a care hath, lte. ' Franklin Club, Pres. Junior Class, Golden Quill, Verse Choir. IRIS OiBANNON Sincere and lovable. Z0-S Club, H. R. Olhcer, VVest Olhce, Usher. DOROTHY O,NEAL Her reliability 1.5 recovnmendedf' Attendance Award C3 yrs.D, G. A. A. Dance Club. MARY O,SHAbGHNESSY Eire with dignity. Chorus, 20-S Club. LAHMON PACE Doe5n,t my much, but heir quite a guy' Coaches Club. WILDA FAY PALMER An nnnfual covnbivmtion-red hair and sweet tevnperf, Trireme, Franklin Club, Blue Triangle, Golden Quill, H. R. Officer, Soph. Class OHHcer, G. A. A., Adv. Chorus, Orchestra, Standards Award, Most Outstanding Orchestra Member, Verse Choir. BETTY jo PARIS HOW' cute little Football Queenf' Leaders Club, Pep Squad, G. A. A., H. R. Officer, Blue Triangle, Franklin Club, Purple and Gold, Verse Choir, Home- coming Queen. ' 1 lVlABEL RUTH PATTON Strong vninrlf make great women. Franklin Club, F. B. L. A., G. A. A., Adv. Chorus, Operetta, Leaders Club. Fmis PEPKTNS lily ez tough llfelu 1 J BEVERLY PIERCE Wltlt Jweetneff and talent to fparef, Dance Club, Operetta, National Art Honor SO- ciety, Chorus, Orchestra, Cresset Staff. I NORMAN PIERCE A .vwell guy with a '27 Chewtryfl ' 1 Band, Track, H. R. Ofhcerl. I BILL PORTER Here I ant, you lucky wornenfu Franklin Club, Blue Triangle, Band, Orchestra, Verse Choir. DORTHA PUGH Her light heart anel happy Irntle cheer all :he encounters. G. A. A., F. B. L. A., 20-S Club, Attend- ance Avvard, Typing Certihcate, Mathe- matics Award. RAMONA QUICK Af .vweet ar the clay if long. Trireme, Blue Triangle, 20-S Club, F. B. L. A., Pep Squad, Make-up Club, H. R. Ofhcer, Band Q2 yrs.D, Orchestra Q2 yrs.j, Verse Choir. GUY RENO I Look at that truck go! CHARLES RICE We wonder if he taller in hir sleep, tOo.', Red Cross. LORRAINE RICE - She'J frnall anal dark, and at quietnefr, a fharkf, G. A. A. REX RICHARDSON How do you work the Jixtli probleni.?i' First Aid. DEAN RIDGEWAY One of HlCkW1d71,f ninety. Blue Triangle, Orchestra, Chorus, Op- CIACTIUI. MAR-IORIE RIETH A rerene and .vopliiftieaited airf, G. A. A., Leaders Club, Pep Squad, Verse Choir, Speech Society, Golden Quill, Adv. Chorus, Or- chestra C2 yrsj, Operetta, First Aid, H. R. Ollicer. DAVID ROGERS One who if .fiire to gain Jiiccefff' Franklin Club, Hi-Y, Library Club, H. R. Ofhcer, Student Council, Verse Choir. DEWEY ROUTH Well liked by all who know liinif' DON ROYSTON Kinda quiet, but az regular fellowf' Blue Triangle, H. R. Ofhcer, Verse Choir. DOROTHY SAPPINGTON I ean't help ltziigliingfi Franklin Club, Library Club, G. A. A., Band, Chorus, Kewpie Playhouse, F. H. A., Attend- ance Award, Typing Certificate, Verse Choir. FOREST SAPPINGTON Ha: only one thing againrt, teczclierf- Jchoolf' RAYMOND SCHAEFER ' Amalgamated Bum:-Local I83972. Verse Choir. PATT SHARP . 4 J! Came iii like a lamb .... f Pep Squad, Chorus, H. R. Oflilcer., JACKIE SHAW Has the tarcly bell rurig?,' Coaches Club. VIRGINIA SHELBY A pretty girl if like a meloflyfl Pep Squad, F. B. L.. A., Pres. A20-S Club, H. R. Oflicer, Student Council, Library Club, Chorus. JACK SIMON He: a good tonic for the bl'lL6.S'.,, Verse Choir, Speech Society, Chorus, Football. EVA SUE SHOCK When .the ipeakf, .romethirig if Jaidf, F. B. L. A., G. A. A., Dance Club, Cho- rus, Operetta, Girlls Woodwork, 20-S. EVA SHORT Be earnest iii pitrpo.fe. G A A., Dance Club, F. H. A., Home EC. Club. CAROLYN SMITH Thi: eombiriatiori if harcl to jirifl, a Jweet girl with a fplericlid miriclf, Natll. Honor Society, Sec. Trireme, Verse Choir, Cresset Stall, Treas. Franklin Club, Scholarship Award, Blue Triangle, Li- brary Club, Golden Quill, Camera Club, Creative Arts, Dramatics Club, G. A. A., Kewpie Playhouse, H. R. Ollicer, Adv. Chorus, Operetta, Verse Choir, National Art Honor Society, Speech SOC. EDNA SMITH fm not a flirt, juft good-natzirealf' G. A. A., Orchestra, Chorus, 20-S Club. F. B. L. A. Da-nce Club. ! ELAINE SODERSTRONI Depemlabili1ty if aliaayf of great aa'- miratioiif' Natll. Honor Society, Blue Triangle, Treas. Franklin Club, Sr. Class Oflicer H. R. Officer, Qrchestra, Adv. Chorus, Operetta, Attendance Award, G. A. A. Purple and Gold, Golden Quill, Soph. Dramatics, Kewpie Playhouse, Verse Choir. . WALTER SORRELS ' If you alorfl like him, youlre crazy. NITA SPARKS We look up iri admiration to youf, Nat'l. Honor Society, Treas. Trireme, Quill and Scroll, Asst. Ed. Purple and Gold, Cresset Staff, Pres. Golden Quill, Pres. Franklin Club, Sr. Class Treasurer, Blue Triangle, H. R. Pres., Student Coun- cil, Speech Society, Verse Choir, Band C3 yrs.H, Operetta, Best Soph. Girl Cit- izen, Chorus, Leaders Club, G. A. A., Usher C3 yrsb. D. A. R. Award. ' JANICE SPEES 'KA 'voice as flowing af her lovely hair. Operetta Q3 yrs.j, H. R. Oflicer, Pep Squad, Adv. Chorus, G. A. A., Verse Choir, Speech Society, Leaders Club, Purple and Gold. KENNETH STEPHENS Fun-loving, Jeriouf, and rioisyf' Blue Triangle, C-Club, Hi-Y, Football Q3 yrs.D. RICHARD STEPHENS 'fHey! Hey! Have you had your carrots today?', Franklin Club, Blue Triangle, Vice-Pres. Hi-Y, H. R. Officer C3 yrsj, Football C2 yrs.J, Verse Choir. . KITTY SUE STEWART Beauty anal charm reign in lier king- dom. Pres. Pep Squad, G. A. A., Chorus, Verse Choir, Student Council. Y 7 MARY STONE Think: Bill if a wonderful rnbjectf' G. Ai A., E. B. L. A., 20-5 Club, chorus, op- eretta. BETTY jo SULLIVAN ' Quiet in word, but great inf thought. Nat'l. Honor Society, Trireme, Secretary Student Body, Franklin Club, Quill and Scroll, Blue Triangle, Soph. Dramatics, Attendance Award C2 yrs.j, Chorus, Op- eretta, Leaders Club, Library Club, H. R. OHicer, Pep Squad, Purple and Gold, Verse Choir. SUE THARP Pep thafr hard to Jnrjmrrf' Verse Choir, Adv. Chorus C3 yrs.j, G. A. A., Leaders Club, Pep Squad Cofhcerl, Cheer Lead- er, Assembly Comm., H. R. Officer C3 yrs.j, Pep Squad Award, Purple and Gold. NELSON TODD Boogie.'! Football Q3 yrs.D, H. R. Ofhcer, Coaches Club, Verse Choir, Student Council, Cho- rus, Track. MARJORIE TRIMBLE 'SerioilJ at tirnef, but sincere and lovablef' Nat,l. Honor Society, Franklin Club, F. H. A. f2 yr.sj, Chorus, Typing Award, Attendance Award, Make-up Club, Camera Club, Girl,s Woodwork, West Ofhce, Operetta, Service Award, District Typing Award, Home EC. Award, Scribbler's Club, Usher C3 yrs.j. PAT TRIMBLE . We aren't the only onef who think Pat ir fwellf' Band C3 yrs.j, Orchestra, First Aid, Make-up Club, Chorus, F. H. A., Scrib- bler's Club. FRANK TUCKER The .vtringr for him refine to balk,- F rank really make: that cello talkfl' Camera Club, Chorus C3 Q, O , 3 yrs.j, Band C3 yrs.j. yrs peretm C FRANK TULL He fwearr it irn't peroxide, Footbdl C3 yrsj, Nat'l. Honor Society, Franklin Club, Blue Triangle, H. R. Of- Hcer, Verse Choir, Speech Society, Cho- rus, Coaches Club. CAROLYN TURNER One who might be termed cz ftav' of the .YClLOOl.H Nat'l. Honor Society, Vice-Pres. Trireme, Pres. Natll. Art Honor Society, Treasurer Jr. Class, Treasurer Student Body, Franklin Club, Blue Triangle, Golden Quill, Purple and Gold, Cres- set Staff, Workshop Art, Pep Squad, Leaders Club, Softball Manager G. A. A., H. R. Officer C2 yrs.D, Chorus, Qperetta, Attendant May Queen, Attendant Jamboree Queen, Usher C3 yrs.D, Verse Choir, Harry Doehla Art Award. St. Pat's Queen. A CHARLES TURNER K'Hi.f ambition if to be free of fchoolf' ROBERT TURNER His .ntiiclief often infer from liif night-howling. Nat'l. Art Honor Society, Art Club, Chorus C2 yrs.D, Operetta, H. R. OHicer, Harry Doehla Art Award. WILLIAM RAY TURNER A fort of reekleff fellow. BARBARA TUTTLE A walking encyclopedia of goffipfl Pres. Library Club, Verse Choir. BILL UREN Specialift in Jmall talk. Adv. Chorus, Operetta C2 yrs.j, H. R. Oliicer, Student Council, Verse Choir, Pep Squad, Coaches Club, Football. JEAN VALENTINE Nothing if impoffible to tt willing lieartf, Nat'l. Honor Society, Orchestra C3 yrs.j, Blue Triangle, Franklin Club, Dance Club, Make-up Club, Verse, Choir. MAXINE VANDEVENTER 1:FTlE7t6lI ,flowly won are long heldf, Soph. Dramatics, G. A. A. VELDA VIA Blonde-at thir writing. Chorus, Operetta, 20-S Club. NORMA VVADE To give all if nothing for her. Franklin Club, Golden Quill, Library Club, Biology Award, Attendance Award, Make-up Club, Scribbler's Club, G. A. A., Adv. Choir, Operetta, Soph. Dramatics. ZADIA Lou WALDEN fl rrzodeft, retiring, wimome tary. Soph. Dramatics, Verse Choir. FR-ED XVALLACE ' Weave .teen peroxider, but thif if ridicu- louff, Athletic lVlanager, Coaches Club, H. R. Olhcer, Purple and Gold, Chorus, Camera Club. ANDREW WATSON He will jim! cz way or make onef' VIRGINIA VVATSON 'KA dark of pepper, at bit of erzthttriafm, and a pinch of furrf, Home Ec. Club. RosE WEHRMANN So full of love of life. Library Club, G. A. A., P S td, V ' 3 Cl ' Leaders Club. A ep qui els wir, JAMES XVELDON He if welt paid who Inj tee!! fczt1'rfiea7.,? Verse Choir. .tmiliif X N x N A Q Xflx XXX sgfx r 5334 , XX x2 A XA A A, Q A A A AY Af 4 A ' H ,Q QM I xx A 4 we qw N Q3 A A ,f Q V .KN ,Q Ar XX isles-b::fm'-xc1e:::: V A QQ? A cw: lvli-XRY WVELDON Peppy-plnffl' G. A. A., Leaders Club, Chorus, Operetta. BILLY JOE XKVHITE 'ffl budding g87'Zfl-1lfJ 'l'7L art. National Art Honor Society, Cresset Staff, Art Awards, Harry Doehla Award. DOROTHY VVHITESIDES Mfllwafyf a friend! G. A. A., Chorus, Dance Club, 20-S Club. CHARLES WILCOX I 'Twa5 a long way and a hard way. Card Club. DORIS WILLIS Her hair 7.5 like the .viinfeff glow. G. A. A., Dance Club. ELINOR WILSON Full of the Jweeteft melody. Student Council, Dramatics Club, H. R. Pres., G. A. A., Adv. Chorus, Dperetta C2 yrs.D, Verse Choir, Speech Society, Cheerleader, Pep Squad, Orchestra. GEORGE WILSON HA deep thinker, with a light heart. . Nat'l. Honor Society, Student Council Q2 yrsj, H. R. Pres. C2 yrS.D, Make-up Club, Blue Tri- angle, Franklin Club, Hi-Y, Verse Choir., BETTY WOLZ fl really talented and cute newcomer to Hickman High. ' VERNON WOOD .More fun than a barrel of monkeys! Make-up Club. DOROTHY WOODS GOIN of Jzlencef' G. A. A., West Office, Attendance Award, Usher. MILDRED WOODS I 1 U One of whom yOu'll thmk more than twzce. G. A. A., F. B. L. A., 20-S Club, Attendance Award, Club O-Hicer, Soph. Dramatics. LARRY WOODS Kffewpie Doll. Nat'l. Honor Society, Quill and Scroll, Hi-Y, Cresset Staff, Ed. Purple and Gold, Sr. Class Vice-Pres., Student Council C3 yrs.D, Football C2 yrs.D, Franklin Club, H. R. Oflicer, Verse Choir. NANCY WOOLERY She'f okay by mef' G. A. A. CHARLES YOUNG ' All I afk ix to be let alone. JOHN ED YOUNG A depth of thought few can equal. Nat,l. Honor Society, Make-up Club, Blue Tri- angle, Franklin Club, H. R. Officer, Adv. Alge- bra Award. JOHN O. YOUNG A likeable cuiffl PETE ADKINS BILLY ARDREY ERNEST BATEMAN ROBERT CARTER KENNETH COATS BOB HAGAN CAMERA SI-IY JOHN COLLINS BILL DINWIDDIE IAIWES FENTON LOIS HADEN MAXXVELL GIBBS RAYMOND LAWSON DON MITCHELL BOBBY PAYNE WAYNE SIMMONS CARROL WEAVER EDWARD JENKINS unlona C CLASS CFFICERS Prefident LARRY JOHNSON Vice-Prefidenzt BOB BALLARD Secretary VIRGINIA BUNKER Treafurer DORIS THOMPSON Co-Jlbonforf Mlss MARTHA SPATH MR. JOHN MUNSKI Ginger Bunker, Mr. Munski, Miss Spath, Doris Thompson, Bob Ballard, Larry Johnson The Junior Class is getting a preview of the all-important following-year task of leading the school. A Examples of this responsibility being taken in preparation for their final year at Hickman include the Junior-Jamboree and the juni d' i h P Gold. or e it on, t e urple and This year's class roll is studded with the names of those who helped the Junior Class of '47 attain honor and respect and will also lead the Senior Class of 348 to new heights of learning and fellowship. IVAH DEAN ACTON PHYLLIS AGEE GLADYS ALBERTSON MARY FRANCES ARMSTRONG FRANCES BAKER FREDA BAKER NORMA BAKER BOB BALLARD RICHARD BARNES PATRICIA BERRY DON BEZLER EDDIE BISHOP TONY BISWELL J. W. BLAKEMORE MARY BOLLI LOUISE BOYD JAMES BUDDEMEYER UNA BUESCHER VIRGINIA BUNKER PATSY CALVIN BETTY JEAN CANNON BILL CARPENTER CHARLES CHERCHES JIMMY CHESNUT JONALEE CHORLTON HOWARD CHRISMAN MORRIS ,CLEVELAND DON COONS -RICHARD CONNOR CAROLYN CORNELISON ANN CRAVEN RICHARD CREWS ROBERT CREVVS EVALENE CROWELL EDWIN CRUMP RUTH DANIEL NORMA DAVIDSON BETTY DAVIS MAX DEAN BETTY DENNIS GEORGE DEXHEIIVIER DON DOUGLASS RICHARD DOUGLASS ROSE MARIE DOUGLABS PATSY DRAKE ROGER DUDLEY GEORGE DUNHAM BERTA DEAN DUNN BILLY JOE DUNN NINA DUREN CHARLES DYSART MARJORIE DYSART DON EDWARDS JOHN ELDER BETTY ELKIN SARAH ENGLISH MARJORIE EVANS BETTY FARRAK JIM FAY DELORES FENTON DON FICK RAY FRAZIER ROY GALLEMORE WILFORD GENTRY DUDLEY GIBBS EDWIN GORDON PAT GORDON A. D. GRIGGS MAY NELLE HAGAN ROBERT HARPER PAT HAYES MARIELLA HAWKINS JOE HEISLER ROSEMARY HEISLER BETTY HENRY ERMA HOWARD JACK HOWARD ESTHER HOWELL LARRY JOHNSON BOB JONES FRANK JURGENSMEYER JACK KEMP KENT KURTZ JEANNINE LIONBERGER NORMA LONG CAROLYN LOOMIS MARILYN LOOMIS FRED MAJOR TED MARRIOT BETTY MARTIN POLLY MAYER WAYNE MENELEY POLLY MIDDLEBROOK ' TOM MIDDLEBROOK BARBARA MILLER MARILYN MILLER ROSS MOEN DOLORES MOHR ' JVIAXINE MOREAU BEVERLY MURPHY JIM IVIUSGRAVE DOROTHY JVICBAIN DORIS JVICCULLY EMMA MOGEE DON MCGRATH DIANE JVICKINNEY VIRGINIA JVICKINNEY ZOAN NICHOLSON WILLIAM NORTHRUP BOB O,BANNON NORMA OLIVER RANDY PAULLING DOROTHY PERKINS JOHN PHILLIPS BARBARA PUGH B. F. PYLE GEORGANNE QUINN FRED RAUCH SUE RAY JIM REED SAM REES TERRY REES HAROLD RICHARDSON BOB REITH SUSAN ROYSTON ELSIE SAPP JEAN SAUNDERS HELEN SCHMIDT FRANCES SCHOTTE RUBY SHORT PAUL SIMS MEDORA SISSON JO ANN SMITH CHARLES SODERSTROM ' RICHARD SORRELS VERA SPRAGUE BILL STORM KEN STORM, DON-f?STREET , A BILL' SWANSON RAY THOINIASSON 1 DORIS THOMPSON DORIS THORNTON GLENN TROELSTRUP DONALD ARNOLD BILLY BALLEW EDWARD BRADLEY RAYMOND BRINK ALVIN CARUTHERS RAYMOND DUDLEY ALBERT GILMORE ALBERT GINTER BILLY GISH LORENE LYTLE BILLY KOHRS DOROTHY MCKEE BOB VALENTINE MARILYN WALDEN JERRY WALKER EILEEN WALLACE BUFORD WATSON FAY BELLE WELCH BETTY WHITE MARGARET WILLIS JIMMY WISE BONNY WOOLERY CAMERA SHY HOWARD MEADOWS HOWARD MERRY JAMES MOREAU MARTHA MORRIS BILLY NICHOLS WYNONA NICHOLS BILLY PALMER EUGENE PIERCE KENNETH SAPP ALFRED SHAW KENNETH SPRY BILLY THOMAS HOWARD TIPTONJ TURNER VEMER RUTH WESCOTT ROBERT WHITESIDES CHARLES WHITESIDES .Sop homonoa ' CLASS OFFICERS Preyident ROBERT LEE Vice-Prefiden t BOB MCGAVOCK H Secretary DOROTHY TURNER Treasurer RUTH MILLER Sponsor Miss RUTH INGRUM ,, R U l Ditty Turner, Ruth Miller, Bob McGavock, Robert Lee, Miss Ingrum This year's sophomores may be green, but you'll never find more loyal sup- porters Of Hickman. They have proved to be progressive, capable and industrious in assuming the responsibilities of a high school student. - Future years at Hickman should hold much in store for such a class. HOME ROOM 111 C Front row: M. Silvey, Helen Chipley, Ruth Hoffman, Kathleen Wilson, Charles Sul- livan, Bob Morris, Mrs. Nancy Evans, sponsor, Juanita Grindstalf, Doris Burgin, Bruce Wrinkle. Middle row: Lois Watson, Edna Wilhite, Sarah Lewis, Stella Colter, Nellie Everhardt, Irma Zumwalt, Ruth Acton, Pat Riley, Nellie Warren, Alice. Baker, Christine Weldon. Back row: Lorene Farrar, Ollie Kile, Mary Cook, Phillip Rogers, Bob Shaefer, Donald Moreau, Katherine Gray, Marilyn Wiles, Virginia Ruth Finley. HOME ROOM 107 Front row: Frances McKinzie, Thelma Walton, Donald Quick, Carolyn Windsor, Mrs. J. K. Eyfer, sponsor, Martha Ward, Leon Wells, Jean Stephens, Gene Ausmus. Middle row: Ann. Valentine, Dorothy Powell, Billy Brooks, James Poe, David Coleman, Roy Smith, Roger Sublett, Spencer Nichols, Glee Harris, Ruth Wilhite. Back row: Ronald Dothage, Roy Eichelberger, Frankie McBaine, Harvey McCray, Kenneth Trollinger, Gene Long, Robert Wren. 1 HOME ROOM 208 Front row: Beverly Hulen, Patricia' Duncan, Ruth Burnett, Mary Rue Barnes, Mary Bauer, Betty Lou Thom, Billie Hopper, Mr. Bollinger, sponsor, Marie Estes, Delores Henderson, Joyce Vandiver. Middle row: Bonnie Sue Cunningham, Pauline Harris, Robert Manhart, Teddy-McGrath, Anna Coleman, Joy Again, Betty Turner, Billy Joe Hickam, Alfred Brittain, Sue Henry, Alberta Adams. ,Back row: Patty Hudson, Donald Caldwell, Harold Caldwell, Quentin Franklin, Harold Jurgensmeyer, Robert Cunningham, Richard Liddell, Bill Avery, Denny Shay, Gene Dysart, Bill Watson, Lilly Lile. HOME ROOM 213 Front row: Carolyn Christian, Esther English, Bonnie Crane, Bill Rutledge, Robert Lee, Mrs. Caroline Sears, sponsor, Juanita Crews, Phyllis Dunbar. Middle row: Mary Fitch, Betty Glenn, Betty Hawkins, Katherine Auffert, Randall Mueller, Reggie Quick, Ditty Turner, Betty Wood, Joyce Crosswhite. Back row: Bobby Hudson, Johnny Long, Ralph Gibson, Paul Cleek, Jim McBride, Duane Gish, Don Garrett, Allen Hinshaw. HOME ROOM 209 Front row: Nola Bradshaw, Pat Scott, Dan Rothwell, Ruth Miller, Mr. W. Mayhew, sponsor, Daisy Benedict, Katherine Smith, Doris Wood. Middle row: Victor Seifert, Bill McGavock, Barbara Smith, Patsy Hunt, Dotty Sevier, Bob Crews, Jimmy Reynolds, Frank Christian, Jim Capen. Back row: Robert Richardson, Bob McGavock, Bob Craig, Sidney Powell, Chuck Wallace, Luther Woods, Phillip Acuff, Bob Reid. HOME ROOM 214 Front row: Joan Martin, Jeanette Kauffman, Betty Roberts, Miss Karleen Forbis, sponsor, Barbara Meadows, Nancy Carter, Joan Carter, Bob Dale, June Schwabe, Lucinda McGlasson, Lois Murray. Middle row: Dorothy B. Turner, Betty June Graves, Eddie Jean Davis, Betty McGrath, Ralph Gordon, Clay T. Davis, William Angel, Howard Fenton, Helen Wilson, Phyllis Wade, Betty Gayle Toalson, Helen Ridge. Back row: Laverne Terry, Shirley Semon, Charles Livingston, Kenneth Jones, jim Frisbie, Andrew McBride, Gene Atwood, Don Collins, Ken Sutton, Donald Whitesides, Bonnie Cattin, Betty Rice. HOME ROOM 206 Front row: Barbara Burks, Dorothy Koch, Delores Calvin, Mrs. Leona Esteppe, sponsor Bob McCown, Doris McGee, Bert McBaine, Duane Nienaber, Barbara Stultz, Lois Burks Middle row: Lewis Reeder, Donna Niederheiser, Helen Fountain, Beula Berry, Char- lene Martin, Leona Pipes, Don Wyatt, Marvin Sapp, Richard Dothage, Donald Belcher Back row: Bobby Barkwell, Betty Markell, Gertie Niles, Harold Tipton, Donald Vemer Howard Nichols, Donald Barlcwell, Ronald Canole, Juanita Martin, Julane Hopper Sammy Phillips. S HOME ROOM 202 From row: Donald Burk, Donis Michael, Martha Allen, Doris Brink, Barbara Reynolds, George Daly, Tom Berry, Priscilla Campbell, Miss Ruth lngrum, sponsor, Dorothy Coates, Alice Algiers, Allene Crane, David Kibler. .Middle row: Billy Ashbury, Mar- guerite Farrar, Donald Neer, Clyde Daly, Clella Smith, Patsy Smith, Dorothy Alfred, Marcia Crosby, Rita Long, Edward Pruett, Gene Durham, George Crawford, Richard Calvert, Charlie Goslin. Back row: Gaylord Morton, Gene Palmer, Dorothy Chambers, Agnes Bolli, Margaret Jolley, Jean Brewer, Peggy Osborn, Marianne Turner, iMarlene Parkes, Mary Musser, Ted Hafner, Donald Curry. Vfrgf' !r,uf'n . -K I N 'UVM uf u Q ' 11 VU, Back row: Jim Fleetwood, Kenneth Kleasner, Bill McCown, Frank Tull, Tom Cheavens, Joe Callison, Jim,Reed, Bill Asbury, Manager. Second row: W. Blakemore, Larry Johnson, Bill Carpenter, Bill Beattie, Ray Thomasson, Ruddy Hartley, Quentin Franklin, and Don Bezler, Managers. Third row: Coach Woodrow Hatfield, Terry Rees, Richard Stephens, David Dysart, Bob Ballard, Jack Simon, Larry Woods, Assistant coach Bob Roark. Front row: Don Douglass, Bandy Jacobs, Kenneth Steph'ens, John Hoersch, Nelson Todd, Gene Miller, Kent Kurtz. , FGCDTBALL-H I946 This year's football season was intermittent with snappy practice sessions, locker-room lingo, and the steady pulsation of before the game tenseness. Hannibal --and Homecoming, Jefferson City-and the same old rivalry, a combination that 'made every player's work, sweat, and sacrifice worth while. To see the Kewpie forward wall in their gleaming purple and gold uniforms clash with the red and black of Hannibal was a vision that many spectators took home in their minds. This season was one of football progress. With the willingness and cooperation of the squad and under the leadership of a conscientious mentor the Hickman gridiron World advanced immeasurably. SUMMARY Won 4-Lost 4 Columbia-36 ' ' 6 Kirksville-0 Columbia- ....... ,,,..,,,, M exico-27 Columbia-25 ...... ............ H annibal-19 Columbia-7 ........ ...... J efferson City-0 Columbia-12 .... .- ,,...,.,,.,,. Sedalia-14 Columbia-13 ...,. ,.,,.,,,,.,,,,,.-,,,,,. M ,M,A,-8 Columbia-12 ...,. ,.,..,,.,,,,,..,,,,,,,.,.,- F ulton-25 C0lL1mbi2l-0 ........ . ....... North Kansas City-26 BILL FRISBIE-Fullbacfe, CO-cc1,ptaif11. JOHN HOERSCH-Guard, Co-captain BANDY JACOBS-Quarterback NELSON TODD-End GENE MILLER-HdlfbdC16 TOM CHEAVENS-Tackle KENNETH STEPHENS-Halfback ' 1 BILL CARPENTER-Tackle DON DOUGLASS-Gl4ZZ7'C'Z GEORGE DUNHAM-Tackle JIM F LEETWOOD-E mi KENNETH KLEASNER-End BILL MCCOWN-Tackle FRANK TULL-Center BOB BALLARD-Fullbacle , JIM REED-C671i6T SUB-REGIONAL TOURNAMENT AT MEXICO Back row: Don Bezler, manager, Tom Middlebrook, Richard Douglass, Kent Kurtz Bandy Jacobs, Coach Woodrow Hatheld. From row: Manuel Drumm, Jim Fleetwood, Ray Thomasson, Gene Miller, Dave Dysart, Kent Storm. Columbia-33 Columbia-47 Columbia-25 Columbia-40 New Bloomfield431 Vandalia-41 University High-24 51 Mexico- REGIONAL TOURNAMENT AT HANNIBAL Columbia-38 .............................................................. Moberly-30 Columbia-47 .,.,..... . ,.......,..............,,..................... ....,,.. L ouisiana-38 Columbia-40 ..,.,..........................,..............,....,....,........... Hannibal-52 This Year's Kewpie basketeers were an inexperienced but determined group Under Coach Hatlieldls patient drllllng they accomplished a mid-Season upset by toppling Mexico, who later became Nemo League champs. Height and experience were racked against the team from the beginning but gradually they found their stride. With Drumm and Fleetwood, the two tall boys, hitting regularly, along with steady ball-handling by the rest of the group Hick- man's 1947 cage squad performed creditably. A SUMMARY T CoQumbia-13 ...,... .,.........----.-------.. ....... S 6 dalia-37 CoQumbia-42 ............ Q.. iVllVlA-40 CoQumbia-56 ..... 1 ,.,. Kirksville-15 Columbia-28 ...... Jefferson City-34 Columbia-40 -.... . .......... M MA-29 Columbia-38 ----.--..,. Mexico-36 Columbia-35 ....... Hannibal-43 Cofumbia-35 ........... M6XiCO-42 T CoQumbia--34 ,..,,., Kirksville-25 -Cofumbia-25 ....... Hannibal-42 ' ,,.,,..,,.,,... Fulton-17 Co, umbia-35 ' 35 Columbia- Coi umbia-28 -- Jefferson City-42 Sedalia-41 Back row: Larry Woods, Carolyn Smith, George Wilson, Edward Bauer, Bill Porter, Nita Sparks, jim Fleetwood, Frank Tull, John Ed Young, Mary Ann Mills, Bob Miller. Front row: Carolyn Turner, Betty Jo Sullivan, Betty Hopper, Diane Brukardt, Jean Valentine, Marjorie Trimble, Donna Barnes, Elinor Wilson, Elaine Soderstrom. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Heading the roster of clubs at Hickman r'-r is-N National Honor Society. This organiiation of national scope is based on the four principles of Character, Scholarship, Leadership and Service. Since 1923, when the Hickman chapter was chartered, students outstanding in these four phases of school life have been given recognition by being elected to the society. National Honor Society sponsors one of the most impressive and eagerly awaited assemblies of the year, the annual spring Tap Assembly. In addition to this and the fall initiation of new members, the club's activities include ser- vice projects to school and community. This year's group has a membership of twenty, nine of which were elected in their junior year. The group is under the able guidance of Miss Nelle Kitchens. I 1 l NATIONAL ART HONOR SOCIETY ' This group recently became international. The chief purpose. of the society is to give recognition and encouragement to students ot superior art ability. These students have won various art awards for Hickman Back row: Gene Ausmus, Charlie Goslin, Norma Mordica, Dorothy Armstrong, Bill Avery, Carolyn Smith, Mrs. Long, sponsor.,Front row: Marie Marquette, Carolyn Cal- lison, Carolyn Turner, Beverly Pierce, Bill White, Curtis'Chrane, Randy Paullmg, Robert Turner. Not in picture: Terry Rees and Bob Ballard. . . Y .-.M QUILL AND SCROLL This group is ,an international organization for outstanding high school journalists. H1ckman's Williams-Stephens Chapter of the organization is com- posed of students selected on the basis of their work on the Purple and Gold, school paper. Back row: Sarah English, Nita Sparks, Larry Woods, Marjorie May Dysart, Fay Belle Welch. Front row: Diane Brukardt, Betty Jo Sullivan, Betty Hopper. Not in jpictuere: Manual Drumm, jim Fleetwood, Bill Swanson, Glenn Troelstrup, Marilyn Miller, Patty Gordon, Randy Paulling, Jim Fay, Miss Howell, sponsor. E TRIREME This service organization, composed of twelve senior girls selected on the . basis of service, sociability, and standards, was organized at Hickman in 1939. Trireme girls act as the executive board of Triship, an all girls organization. Both of these girls, groups are sponsored by Mrs. Helen D. Williams. Front row: Abby Houdersheldt, Betty Sullivan, Wilda Fay Palmer, Diane Brukardt, Ramona Quick, Carolee Mourning. Back row: Nellie Hinshaw, Betty Hopper, Marjorie Hunt, Nita Sparks, Carolyn Smith, Carolyn Turner. H I-Y To create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community, high standards of Christian character is the purpose of the international Hi-Y organization. Hickman's chapter has carried on projects with this idea in mind. Back row: Blakemore, McGavock, Frisbie, Conner, McBride, Miller, Stephens, Jacobs Hoersch, Tull, Dexheimer, Rogers. Middle row: Dean, Paulling, Major, Troelstrup, Edwards, Ballard, Reed, Kurtz, Young, Thomasson, R. Long, Martin, Menely, Long, Miller, Rogers, Leach, Crawford, McCray. Seated: Woods, Stephens, Mr. Walker, sponsor. Bauer, Fleetwood. v - FRANKLIN CLUB This organization was chartered in 1934 as an honorary history .club with members selected, from the upper ranks of junior and senior history students. Back row: Eddie Bauer, Marjorie Dysart, joan Fitch, Dorothy Sappington, Norma Wade, Bob Browning, Curtis Chrane, Glen Troelstrup, jack Burnham. Second row: Richard Stephens, Sally Brenton, Carolyn Smith, Marjorie Trimble, Diane McKinney. From row: Betty Hopper, Wilda Palmer, Diane Brukardt, Donna Lawson, Wanda Estes, Betty Sullivan, Carolyn Turner. Oficer: feated: Elaine Soderstrom, Nita Sparks, Miss Prather, sponsor, Donna Barnes, Sarah English. BLUE TRIANGLE In this honorary mathematics club, composed of outstanding mathematics students, the humorous and puzzling as well as the practical side of the subject is studied. . ' Back row: Carolyn Smith, Ed. Bauer, jean Brewer, Ann Craven, jim Reid, Don Roystc n, Bob Miller, Diane McKinney, Nita Sparks, MarjorieiDysart, Helen Crawford, Elaine Soderstrom. Middle row: George Crawford, Betty Sullivan, Ruby Short, Diane Bru- kardt, Fay Belle Welch, Carolyn Turner, Donna Barnes. Front row: Norma Davidson, Alene Ford, Betty Hopper, Marlene Parks, Miss Kitchens, sponsor. LIBRARY CLUB This club is one of the oldest and most outstanding service clubs in the school. Membership consists of student library assistants and invited members. Back row: Curtis Chrane, June Schwabe, Norma Wade, Dorothy Sappington, Mrs. Gibbany, sponsor. Middle row: Carolyn Smith, Marjorie Dysart, Marlene Parks, Betty McAlpin, Barbara Tuttle. From row: Wanda Estes, lean Saunders, Beverly Murphy, Ginny Shelby, Betty lo Sullivan, Diane Brukardt. GOLDEN QUILL To promote interest in creative writing is the purpose. of the Golden Quill Club. A book is compiled and published each year containing the best Writings of the club members. , , I X I Back row: Glen Troelstrup, Dick Long, Phillip Acufl, Ed Bauer, Curtis Chrane. Middle row: Carolyn Smith, Diane Brukardt, Wilda Palmer, Mrs. lfads, sponsor, Betty Hopper, Fay Belle Welch, Marjorie Dysart. Front row: Marjorie Rieth, Carolyn Turner, Nita Sparks, Marlene Parkes. 20-S This club is really an organized two hour class for those interested in becom- ing efficient secretaries. Miss Jordan is sponsor. Donna Lawson, Mary Stone, Mildred Woods, Mary O'Shaughnessy, Mary Ann Mills, Velda Via, ilris O'Bannon, Yvonne Glodo, Edna Smith, Ramona Quick, Berniece Burks, Sally Brenton, Virginia Shelby, Norma Mordica, Dortha Pugh, Marjorie Trimble, Carolyn Bryan, Dorothy Whitesides, Betty McAlpin, Eva Sue Shock. SCRIBBLERS One of the nevv clubs of Hickman this year is Scribblers, organized for Hrst year students in the shorthand classes. Back fow: Leona Keel, Wanda Estes, Genevieve Gibson, Miss Jordan, sponsor, Norma Wade, Carrie McGee. Front row: Marie Marquette, Marjorie Trimble, Pat Trimble, Ioan Fitch. MAKE-UP CLUB Members of the Make-Up Club study facial characterization through the art of make-up. They assist in making up the characters in assemblies, plays, operettas, etc., during the school year. Back row: Ann Valentine, Joyce Vandiver, Norma Branham, Miss Ingrum, sponsor, Dorothy Coates. Front row: Lavern Terry, Dorothy Alfred, Peggy Caborn, Ruth Miller. ' CAMERA CLUB In the Camera Club, anyone interested in amateur photography can learn to develop, print, and enlarge as well as take good pictures. Left to right: Jerry VValker, Marjorie Dysart, Virginia McKinney, Ann Craven, Pat Berry, Miss Forbis, sponsor, Sarah English, Beverly Murphy. CREATIVE ART CLUB This group gives anyone interested in. aft an opportunity to carry out his ideas in any form or medium. During the year the students make many attractive and useful things. Back row: Bonnie Crane, Curtis Chrane, Gene Ausmus, June Schwabe, Mary M. Bryson, Charlie Goslin, Mrs. Long, sponsor. Front row: Helen Ridge, Ruth Miller, Mary Bauer. f FUTURE HOMEMAKERS This club is made up of girls who are especially interested in homemaking. To be a member, girls must be present or past students in home economics. Back row: Doris Thornton, Marilyn Bass, Lorene Lytle, Ruth Burnett, Betty Davis, Jean Valentine, Phoebe Allen, Iva Lou Campbell, Pat Scott. Middle row: Elaine Murry, Stella Colter, Eva Short, Allene Ford, Pat Trimble, Mrs. Evans, sponsor, Marjorie Trimble, Vera Spragg, Kathleen Wilson, Lois Watson, Joy Again, Marilyn Wiles. Front row: Nellie Warren, Una Buescher, Marian Dailey, Dorothy Sappington, Ruby Short, Virginia Watson. ' QFFICE FORCE These students. give service to the school as well as gain valuable office experience by working in the attendance office. From row: Iris O'Bannon, Donna Lawson, Bernice Burks, Marjorie Trimble, Patsy Calvin, Back row: Frances Schotte, Pat Trimble, Mary Bolli, Dorothy Coats, Alice Jean Hilli Not pictured: Marjory Ward. T LEADERS CLUB Heading the squads of girls in physical education classes are members of Leaders Club. These girls are chosen to captain class teams and give special instruction in different sports. Front row: Rose Wehrmann, Mary Ann Mills, Betty jo Sullivan, Carolee Mourning, Abby Houdersheldt, Betty Jo Paris, Carolyn Turner, Mary Weldon. Back row: Mar- jorie Rieth, Marjorie Calvin, joan Fitch, Kitty Sue Stewart, Mary Nistendirk, Miss Spath, sponsor, Sue Tharp, Carolyn Bryan, Mable Ruth Patton, Carol Johnson, Helen Crawford, Nita Sparks, Marjorie Hunt. . THE PEP SQUAD The responsibility of making noise at Hickman's athletic events is invested in the fifty girls of the, pep squad. , Chee1'Ieaderf:.Mourning, Tharp, Middlebrook, Agee. Front row: Dunn, Ray, Paris Spees, Hinshaw, Sullivan, C. Turner. Second row: Walden, Hulen, Chorlton, Houderi sheldt, Wilson. Third row: Duren, E. English, Brewer, Bryan, Wehrmann, D. Turner Doris Barger, Thompson. Fourth row: Douglass, Mills, Quick, B. Hawkins, Campbell Graham, Knowles, Martin. Cannon, M. Hawkins. Back row: Rieth, Alspaw, Elkini Dorothy Barger, Stephens Sharp, Black, Armstrong, Perkins, Bunker, M. Miller, Hayes, Corneilson, Mayer. CHEERLEADERS Hickman is proud of its cheerleaders this year. They have been enthusiastic and agile in leading the Pep Squad and the spectators in all the favorite yells. Left .to Might: Carolee Mourning, Sue Tharp, Bob McGavock, Polly Middlebrook, and Phyllis Agee. 7 GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Back row: Farrar, Crawford, Calvin, Fitch, Rieth, Mills, Duren, Douglass, McKinney D. McKinney V., Loomis M., Bunker, Hayes, Middlebrook. Fourrh row: Parkes, Baker F. Turner M., McBride, Howard E., English S., Royston, Cornelison. Third row: Michael Donnis, Meadows, Long R., Turner D., Hopper Billie, Estes, Allen, Moreau, Hopper Hawkins M., Miss Spath, sponsor, Agee. Second row: Neiderheiser, Dunn, Long N. Chorlton, Cannon, Spees, Adair, Turner, Sparks. From row: Fountain, Wilson Thompson, Knowles, Mourning, Houdersheldt, Hinshaw, Barger. Bacik row: Soderstrom, Fitch, Graves, Crosswhite, Cunningham, Coats, Wade, Dysart, Miss Spath, sponsor, Barnes. Third row: Berry, Hoflfman, Martin, Smith, Buescher U., English E., Brewer, Miller, Smith. Second row: Walden, Branham, Campbell, Ridge, Hawkins B., Bauer, Murphy. Front row: Christian, Crane, Dierking, Barger, Doris, Stephens, Crosby, Glenn, Thom, Walker. The Hickman High School Band The activities of the band are many and varied. Early in the school year, home football games Were enlivened by the snappy marching of the band, and a pep band was on hand at all basketball games. In January, the band, resplendent in new uniforms, opened the Eighth An- nual Concert Series With an outstanding program of music including classical and popular selections and concert marches. As an outstanding musical organi- zation here at Hickman, the band Was featured in the Spring Music Festival. In addition to participation in school-sponsored activities, the band is often called on to play at civic functions. Hickmanites can Well be proud of their band and the service it renders to school and community. The Hickman High School Crchestra Hickman's orchestra is composed of a group of enthusiastic musicians under the able leadership of Mr. Ellis. The orchestrals major concert presented March 30 in the Christian College Auditorium was a definite success. Johnson and Millikan, duo pianists from Stephens College were guest artists on the program. In addition to this concert, the orchestra furnished a musical background for many school functions. One 'of the orchestra's main accomplishments was mastering the dilhcult accompaniment for the light opera, c'The Red Mill. ' 1 The Advanced Choir Hickman is fortunate this year to have an unusually large and talented Advanced Choir composed of seventy voices. Under the capable direction of Mr. Ellis, assisted by Mrs. Kresse, these singers performed on various pro- grams and assemblies as well as in concerts. However, the climax of the year Was the choirls participation in the presentation of the operetta, The Red lVlill.H The choir is taught to appreciate and perform music of all types from Joshua Fit De Battle ,ob Jericov to c'Year That Trembledf' At the beginning of the second semester the choir received new gray robes which have added much to their public appearances. VERSE CHOIR 'Hickman can he proud ofiits unique Verse-speaking choir under the en- thusiastic leadership of Mrs. Helen D. Williams. The verse choir serves as a background for nearly all dramatic productions at Hickman. Their annual performance, the Speech Festival, serves as a fitting climax to this organization. ADVANCED GIRLS VERSE CHOIR Fifteen senior girls compose the newly formed drawing room reading group. Back row: M. Adair, R. Wehrman, Knowles, A. Graham, Spees, N. Sparks, C. Mourning, D. Michael. Front row: B. Paris, D. McBride, D. Barger, S. Tharp, E. Wil- son, M. Rieth, A. Houdersheldt. Back row: Simon, Smith, Jacobs, Fleetwood, Wehrman, Dysart Sparks, Sappington. Middle row: Beattie, Houdersheldt, Tull, Graham, McCown, Spees, Wilson. Front row: Bryan, Paris, Brukardt. Not in picture: Larry Woods. SENIOR PLAY LOVE YOUR NEIGHBOR A Farce-Comedy irz, Three Act: by Albert johnson i Love Your Neighbor is a happy fusion of folk comedy and scintillating, if not sophisticated, humor. F Tessy Vashki is about to marry Ozzy Frederick, Chicago glamour boy. The Vashki household buzzes with wedding preparations, a pair of vociferous twins, a tuba- playing kid brother, and of all things, bees. The bees belong to Johnny jones, ex-marine, who has moved next door. Things really start 'cpoppingn as every kind of complication imaginable arises. However in the kaleidoscopic finish, Johnny gets Tessy and the bees get smoked out along with everyone else. Tessy Vashki ........ ....,.,..., A nn Graham lohnny Jones ...... ........... B ill McCovvn Anna Vashki ..... ....... C arolyn Smith Emil Vashki .. Dora Vashki ........ Flora Vashki ...........Bandy Jacobs .........Janice Spees ..........Elinor Wilson Wlngy Vashki ....,,... i,.....,... L arry Woods Biddy Brady ........................ Betty Hopper Oswald Frederick ,,,,,, ...,,,.,.. F rank Tull Luke Watson .... ........, J im Fleetwood Mrs. Jones ..............i................. Nita Sparks Mrs. Frederick .................... Carolyn Bryan Mrs. Bixby ................ Dorothy Sappington Maxey ................. . .................. Jack Simon Judge Patrick ...... ....... D avid Dysart Percival Ping ......... ............... B ill Beattie Grandma Vashki .........,.. Diane Brukardt Sarabelle .........................,.. Betty Jo Paris Zuvabelle .. ..... .. Dixie Jones .......Abby Houdersheldt ..,.......Rose Wehrmann Victor Herbert's THE RED MILL Presented by HICKMAN HIGH SCHOOL MUSIC DEPARTMENT The historic RED MILL stands near Willem's Inn in Holland. Willem has had labor troubles and has put Tina, his daughter to work. She is much more interested in two New Yorkers staying at the hotel, Con and Kid. Willem confides in the Burgomaster, who has troubles of his own. The Burg0master's daughter does not want to marry the man of her father,s choice, the Governor of Zeeland, but instead she is in love with the handsome Carl van Damm. Kid and Con try to help Gretchen, the daughter, and Carl elope. Gretchen's aunt, Bertha, also trys to aid them. Willem puts the penniless Kid and Con to work as waiter and interpreter. A car wreck brings together an English- man, Pennyfeather, and a French countess. Mutual interests results when the four sons of the countess and the four daughters of the lawyers meet. The Burgomaster locks Gretchen in the RED MILL to keep her from Carl. She mysteriously disappears at the end of the first act. In the second act Con and Kid Masquerade as Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson to search for Gretchen. The Governor decides he will marry the wealthy Bertha instead, and Carl and Gretchen are married. . THE RED MILL has been popular since it was published about 1906. Under the direction of Mr. Ellis, assisted by Mrs. Kresse, Mrs. Williams, Miss Ingrum, and Miss Spath, Hickman,s version of this classic production was well received. Characters Con Kidder ....... .......... J im Fleetwood Kid', Conner ............ ................ B ob Reid jan Van Borkem ........,....... Charles Dietz Franz, Sheriff ,,,,.,... ......,. R Obert Millel' Willem, Innkeeper .... ................. B Ill UYCI1 Carl Van Damm ................ Wayne Meneley The Governor ............................ Jack SilTl0H Pennefeather, Lawyer ........ Bob Anderson Gretchen ,.,,,,,,,,...................... Janice Spef-33 Bertha ,,,,, ,,,.,.... B arbara Miller Tina ,,.,,,, ,,...,,. P atty Hudson Countess QI ,....... Elinor Wilsoll Flora ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,. C arolyn Bryan Dora .,,,,,,,,,,. Polly Mayer Leng ,,,,,,,,,,,,.. Virginia Bunker Anna -,,,,, .,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,..,., P atricia Hayes Song ,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, W. Blakemore, Don Street, Meredith Lee, Don Edwards Daughters ,.,..,..,....... Carolyn Bryan, Polly Mayer, Ginger Bunker, Pat Hayes Gendgrme ,,,,-,-,,-,,,,,.,,,............. Nelson Stage Manager ....................---- Sue Thafp CHRISTMAS ASSEMBLY The lovely scenery and symbolism of our Christmas assembly has become a cherished tradition at Hickman. This year's pageant, The Smiling Angel, presented a nice Christmas story. The verse choir and a processional bearing gift baskets was also featured. The stage Was designed by Mrs. Long and constructed by Mr. Forbes. A I MUSIC ASSEMBLY The musical talent of our school came to the front in this assembly. Every- thing from violin music to boogie Woogie, and close harmony was represented. SOPHOMORE ASSEMBLY Congratulations to Miss lngrum and her sophomores! Their Easter program was one of the leading assemblies of the year. We -saw Easter eggs walking, signs of spring talking, and Mrs. Kresse's chorus singing. PURPLE AND GOLD Editor-in-Chief Larry Johnson, Associate Editor Randy Paulling, Business Manager Don Street, Boys' Athletic Editors Kent Kurtz and Bob Ballard, Girls, Athletic Editors Ginger Bunker and Dorothy Perkins, Speech Editor Phyllis Agee, Music Editor Barbara Miller, Exchange Editor Pat Hayes, Oflice Reporter Polly Mayer, Art Editor Terry Rees, Column Writers Glenn Troelstrup and Bill Swanson, Feature Writers Marilyn Miller, Ray Thomasson, and Polly Middle- brook, Typists Evalene Crowell and ,Mary Frances Armstrong, Ad Salesmen Don Street, Beverly Murphy, Jerry Walker, Marjorie Dysart and Sarah English, Sponsor-Miss Roberta Howell. I947 JUNIOR JAMBOREE KING QUEEN RAY THOMASSON SUSAN RQYSTON JUNIGR JAMBOREE DAY A Comedy of Errorsn Cborrowed from Bill Shakespearej, set in a night club in the middle 196O,s was the theme of the Junior Jamboree assembly on April 11, 1947. A magnihcient reunion featured a complete exposee of what pre-college edu- cation did for the Junior Class of 347. The assembly started off with a bang in the form of Ted Marriotls explosive humor followed by Ace and the inevitable presence of the prodigal Zephyr. Following the over-drive came James HAH Wise, proprietor of Andrews Lead Horseshoe Company, who officiated over the festivities of the evening. Those featured were William Carpenter, ambassador to Africa and Don Douglass, the angelic pride of Hickman, as a very ecclesiastical student of theology, Cin other words, a preacherj After the short sketch on future life, the Junior Jamboree Queen, Susan Royston, was crowned. Ray Thomasson was the king and their attendants were Phyllis Agee, Medora Sisson, Howard Chrisman, and Don Fick. That evening the Junior Jamboree Dance was held in the Tiger Hotel Ball- room with music by Paul Cherches and his orchestra. l 1 sl. vars uuml Moft Popular Girl M055 Popular Boy a ff Z , ZWOIZS Verfcztile Girl BETTY HOPPER CAROLEE MOURNING BANDY JACOBS S N I 0 R S , X 4 7 iff ' ' I z UWM , , X ,,, , I ff Q' lf' ,X gy' 4' V IZ ,Cac z,,' 2, ,W K X gf! Wg!! '4f,ff3 f',ffff1 f XXV! 'Wax 7514? ff' JIZYV1 f, 'W if iz, if W1 75: ffzf ywrwff 51 fy-W ff, ' W7 ff :K if f 'f 'ff 4 J ,M,ff ,,'-JWAX Z ,J .Y K ' 1 FLM, ,Mort Verfatile Boy JIM FLEETWOOD 7QS I fo A ' 619, 9 ,byg ff, fa Q f ff Q R 5 - Most Popular Girl M0ft POPWZW BOY SUSAN ROYSTON BOB BALLARD .IU IDRS Moft V67'J'CZfl'iZ6 Girl Ziloft Vanaztile Boy GINGER BUNKER LARRY JOHNSON .Moft Popular Girl 111055 Popular Boy DITTY TURNER JIM MCBRIDE SOPHQMCDRE llloft Vewafile Girls JWOM Ve1'mtiZeB0y JEAN STEPHENS BOB MCGAVOCK jmx BRERVIR Student Ulodlgf Gtticona . Preriden t i RICHARD LONG Vice-Prefiden 15 BANDY JACOBS . Secretary BETTY Jo SULLIVAN Treafurer CAROLYN TURNER Sponsor MRS. HELEN D. VVILLIAMS Under the conscientious guidance of Richard Long, the ,46-'47 student council has moved forward, carrying on the high standards for which Hickman is noted. During the year the Council has tackled such problems as traffic in the halls and cafeteria, put out the student directories, sponsored the Strong Mem- orial, and has advanced the betterment of our school in many and varied Ways. FIRST SEMESTER COUNCIL Back Row: Larry Woods, Jim Fleetwood, Terry Rees, W. Blakemore, Jim Frisbie, N. R. Garrett, Barbara Burks. Middle Row: Charles Sullivan, Lloyd Moreau, Mary Ann Mills, Gene Ausmus, Bill Swanson, Kent Kurtz, Bill Rutledge, George Daly, Billie Hopper, Front Row: Bandy Jacobs, Diane Brukardt, Jimmy Chesnut, Don Douglass, Ruth Miller, Diane McKinney. SECOND SEMESTER COUNCIL q Back row: Bert lVIcBaine, Bob Reid, Tom Beary, Dennie Mayer, Manual Drumm, Sam Rees, Frank Tucker. Middle row: Jean Stephens, Norma Long, Virginia McKinney, Ann Craven, Jeannie Nix, Marjorie Hunt, Tom Middlebrook, Bill Storm, Harold Lynch, Front row: Marilyn Wiles, Dorothy Turner, Helen Ridge, Wanda Estes, Bill Erisbie. Phyllis Agee. C-fha Cnotitxot Statlg Editor LARRY Woons Affociate Editor ' CAROLYN SMITH Bufineff Mdrtager EDWARD BAUER Literary Editor NITA SPARKS Advertising Editors CAROLYN TURNER BEVERLY PIERCE Art Editor BILLY jo WHITE Student Pho tographefr JIM CAPEN Adoifor ORIA F. LONG The true meaning of the Cresset is an iron vessel Which contains continually burning oil. It was adopted by the Columbia High School as a beacon light Whose rays reflect the achievements of our high school days. The Hrst Cresset was published by the senior class in 1912. Z The present Cresset of 1947 is the first Cresset published by an academic class receiving one unit credit in art IH. We have Worked on an equal basis not knowing our assigned ofhces and We like it. We have tried to present an accurate and interesting record in Words and pictures of the yearls events. We hope that this Cresset will be one of lasting in- terest and usefulness to those Who, throughout the years, will turn through its pages. I We, the Cresset class and advisor, agree that We have spent a very pleasant and profitable' year . . . well, Welve published another Cresset, and We hope you like it. LARRY WOODS Editor NITA SPARKS Lttemry Edttof BILLY WHITE Art Editor CAROLYN SMITH Affocictte Editor BEVERLY PIERCE A dwertiftng Editor JIM CAPEN Student Pho togmpher EDVVARD BAUER Bufinefs Manager CAROLYN TURNER A doertifing Editor ORIA F. LONG Adoifor SCHOOL CALENDAR SEPTEMBER OCTOBER NOVEMBER DECEMBER JANUARY FEBRUARY MARCH APRIL MAY 3-School opens A 24-Football, Kirksville, there 4-Football, Mexico, here 11-Football, Hannibal CHomecomingj 18-Football, Sedalia, here 25-Football, Jefferson City, there 30-Triship Box Supper and Dance 1-Football, M.M.A., there 8-Football, Fulton, there 15-Football, N. Kansas City, here 6-Operetta, THE RED MILL 10-Basketball, Sedalia, here 16-Basketball, M.M.A., there 20-Christmas Assembly Hannibal, here 3-BasketbafQ,, 10-BasketbaQQ, Kirksville, here 11-Basketba-Q, Jefferson City, there Sedalia, there M.M.A., here 17-Basketbaf, 24-BasketbaQQ , 26-Band Concert 28-Basketbaig, Mexico, here 31-Basketbail, Hannibal, there 4-Basketbaii, Mexico, there , 6-Verse Choir Program at Stephens College 7-Basketbaf, Kirksville, there 8-Basketball, Hannibal, here 18-Basketbalf, Fulton, there 21-Basketball, Jefferson City, here 23-Choir Concert 27-Sub-Regional Basketball Tournament at Mexico 27-Kewpies defeat New Bloomheld at tournament 28-Kewpies defeat Vandalia and University High School 1-Kewpies win Second Place in Sub-Regional Tournament 5-6-7 Kewpies go to State Regional Basketball Tournament 13-Pep Squad Chili Supper for Basketball and Football players 14-St. Bat,s Assembly and Formal Dance 28-Sophomore Assembly ' 292-Franklin Club is host to Mid-Missouri Social Studies Group at Mock United Nations Meeting 30-Orchestra Concert 3-Senior Play, Love Your Neighbor 6-Verse Choir read at Easter Sunrise Service 9-Orchestra Concert 11-Junior Jamboree Assembly and Dance 18-Nationa Honor Socicety Tap Day 21-Spring Exhibit I 23-Vocational Conference A, 27-Music Festival 29-Verse Choir gives program for Tuesday Club 2-Speech Festival 9-Trireme Tap Day 18-Baccalaureate 19-Senior Prom 20-Senior Banquet 20-Cresset Day 22-Commencement 23-Last Day of School Gangnatufafiana bqenio-M, betefzfnend, Gaifege C'Zo.ZumZ-ia, mimouful congmiulczhons Seniors A 1 H , I, Wh .gg f ,, 1'g xs' - xNA L. -1 , K 1 YV? 'FF A Z -mf: KK :ff 1-MS' , It gf QX E . 552 , 13184 4 CENTliALYD fRY A f '-: L P'l1lsFf W ww gf i'i:f.' F? .L., an - ..,.. .1 .f.f..,.,.,.4.4.,. A . -xv. -' Q - A 3.9,-o .I Cz-:ntnaQ SDQLMQ UY IZY A-' I: --fl ' A an 5 4. f Q CREATIVE ARTWORK CONSTRUCTIVE PLANS QUALITY ENGRAVINGS for HPRINTED DISTINCTIONU BURGERABAIRD ENGRAVING C0 Year Booi Specz'alz'.vfs hr ofver 30 Years A KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI V 'lgoun Cnaaaet PIIQTCDGIQAPIIS w.efz,e made at I. Fruicis Westhoff I Studio 910-A Broadway COLUMBIA, MISSOURI , 'To the qnacluataa oft Hickman High urrall lass The world's largest Bible Class for young people Meeting each Sunday on the Campus of Stephens College otters An opportunity for fellowship And participation in a program ot community service projects A Campus Scene W f. ' 1 CHRISTIAN CCDLLEGE CQLUMBIA, MISSOURI After school 5'i-nv-f J have El Coke ? HIHEHHH f'Fr0m Idea Z0 Ideal was -f Y , If 11522951 Igg- l.. I if ia T 1 - -4: jf-fzlil 4 W F I fl : '-1 1 1, 1 I N5 ' ' 2. '-5' 91. Q. 'gx 2 If u,, nn: 51, ., ,. ' - 1 3 1 A - ieaffffw --ft :-9- f 3 A i1 gl COLUMBIA, MISSOURI CONGRATULATIONS A AND A BEST WISHES PUCKETT'S MEN'S WEAR 1 Insured Savings when in n a f f t a Home Loans cov g d ppl ' S B00l'IE IIFITIUIIHL SHVIIIGS SEE Us and . l0Hl'l HSSUEIHTIUII McLaughlin Bros. Furniture Co. mm 16 N. rout st. Phan 4334 14 North Ninth Street oncnnrunnrrous Lass or '47 May fiendships formed at Hickman contin t endure throughout the years to come When Distances Separate - Remember Your Telephone MISSUURI TELEPHDNE CDMPANY Harzleus HABZEELD'S HAS THE BEST LOOKING CLOTHES. YES, IT'S TBUE. HABZFELD'S HAS THE BEST LOOKING CLOTHES. IE YOU BUY IT AT HABZFELD'S, IT'S JUST BOUND TO BE THE BEST LOOKING. YOU CAN DEPEND ON THAT. HOW DO YOU KNOW? 'CAUSE HABZEELD'S HAS THE BEST-LOOKING CLOTHES. CONGRATULATIONS SENIOBS ip ,C ,, 1 mm pin-M111-cwf Gem Drug Company ABT SUPPLIES Sth 85 .Walnut Phone 3177 704 Broadway .fedlo H. E. PARRISH JEWELER . 23 south 1OthLl PhoneY4900 BEAUTY SHOP uconqroLtL11oLtior1s '- iii FOR A SMART ENSEMBLE IT'S anne? COLUMBIA'S SMARTEST SHOP FOR WOMEN U ga G rs of Fine Orchids 0 Finest in F1 5 R if 0 r NICHOLS BRUTHERS ,,f:,, ,.i. J . , Q FLORISTS Twenty-five North Ninth St t DRUGS SPORTING GOODS Telephone 9775 715 Bro dway Dial 4300 Greenhouses West Highway Forty Telephone 6762 I Co1umbia's Sportswear S . . is from Shoes Bags TURNERS H0SiefY I 809 Broadway . . S Congratulations to the Students ot the S Graduating Class ot '47 You Will Graduate to Cleaner Clothes With the Service ot Dorn-Cloney Laundry 8: Dry Cleaning Co. lU7-9 S. 8th St. Phone 3114 Q SEE OUR TEEN-AGE FASHIUNS M861 and Eat at FOR SPORTS I V 'run wruwnm FOR DRESS Si? PEIlIlEU'S one CONGRATULATIONS GRADS MAYTAG KELVINATOR 4 TAPPAN STROMBERG-'CARLSON d JuSt Like Your Mother Has V PH sNE3332 1013 Bdwy. Your Maytag Store Ph 7404 O Congratulations to 7726 Cfzzss 0f,47 R. S. MCCLAIN W. E. MCCLAIN, Jr. Class of '26 Class of '35 McCla1n Furnlture Company 912 walnllf DIAL 9434 V Co1umbia's Oldest Independent Furniture Company BOOKS STATIONERY The Super-Speed Smith-Corona Smith Corona Portable Miller-Wayland Company ft-If ff' SCHOOL SUPPLIES EQUIPMENT NAMES you know - SHOES you love Connie - Jacqueline -- Town and Country 910 Broadway You Haven't Been Photographed Until It Has Been In Our Personalized Style The Studio AT JULrE's COLLEGE AMUSEMENT COMPANY MISSGURI .HALL . VARSITY if uk' ir America's Greatest Stars in The World's Best Pictures Congratulations to the Class of 1947 Graduate also, to smarter dress, with EVERYTHING from l3AlQTH'S 201 Borth Clothing Company, lno. FOR 79 YEARS COMMONWEALTH COLUMBIA THEATRES UPTOWN I THE FINEST IN Frnsr-RUN MOTION PICTURES BOONE THE FAMILY THEATRE WESTERN AND ACTION PICTURES Continuous Shows Daily 1-11 p.m, l'llCli1'1'18I'1 H n D E R S 0 n HARDVSSARE an Crested Gifts APPLIANCES for I Ninth and Walnut 0 Ph 5120 All Occasions I SPORTING GOODS at , Columbia, Missouri B U C H R 0 E D E B S CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS OF 1947 BARNEY STEPHENS STORE TIGER LAUNDRY 8: DRY CLEANING UD. The Tiger Can't Be Beat 1101 Bdvvy. Columbia, MO. CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1947 MARSHALL AIITD STDRE HOME AND AUTO SUPPLIES Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Moorman Complete line of Cosmetics in Yardley Lentheric Rubinstein Richard Hudnut -at P E If K D R II G 810 BROADWAY Junior Fashions for the Junior Form at a Junior Figure M The Blue ffffwfa Smith Studio MODERN PHOTOGRAPHY I SUDDEN SERVICE CLEANERS Pickup 8: Delivery 2 DAY SERVICE 114 S. 8th St. Phone 3434 W. B. MARCH and T. D. HORD, Owners' SMITH SELF-SERVICE LAUNDRY AUTOMATIC WASHERS DRYER ,AND IRONER ' 1 8:30 a,m. to 5:30 p.m. Daily 7 to 9 through Friday night 6th and Cherry Phone 4870 HEY GANG! PARSONS SISTERS VHAVE YOU EVER TRIETD HARRELL at SONTS . CLEANING sznvlcna' ' Ma. Theatre Bldg. Dial 5323 1019 Bfoadway Phone 5618 Y Cofghs SMART aaaa DOMINANT ARE SHOP AT A A M , g Gay Frock Shop I U L I E S TIGER HOTEL BLDG. Columbicfx Smarteft Shoe: Hays Hardware fo. NQ111 ,W 0nmSthe'A gimp Dial 4710 aaa Broadway as A The Keen Kutter Store H. C. WILSDN SUPER MARKET BROADWAY AT FIFTH ST. PHONE 4197A COMPLIMENTS OF Superior Quality ' Dependable Service In any event, Say It With Flowery LaCrosse Lumber Co. or W, , P .Ia 1, E All types of lumber and building - - material as well as a complete Hardware Store Greenhouses and Paint Line 16 S. 9th West Blvd. ho rnay 'S 1 O 1 7- 1 9 Broadway Columbia. Mo. For those 'teen-age shoes- 11's- Jewelry and Gifts CONGRATULATIONS WILKERSUWS D'EP'T STURE 4 ' i 9 BOYS' AND GIRLS' sPoRTsvvEAR ! ' ' i . W Shoes -- Hosiery - Accessories 12 S 9th Dial 9495 Drop in on your way from school BiII's Drive-In Choice Meals and Produce .and High Quality Groceries, Phone 9745 Lumber - Lime - Cement Mill Work- Building Materials RDWLING LUMBER CUIVIPANY Office-Range Line and Rogers St. ' V Dial 3125 Established 1863 BO0NE CDUNTY 4 ABSTRACT COMPANY PHIL SIMPICH, Manager 'You only own your ground A When the title is sound Paul ALLEN'S FLOWERS .5 6 r Flowers f V OI' Every Occasion Theatre Bidg. Phones 4433-9470 TEMPLE STEPHENS C0. Quality Merchandise For Less 21 N, 8th Street 702 Range Line DAVIS CLEANERS FILTERED AIR CLEANING ALWAYS THE BEST AT NO EXTRA COAST 109 S. Ninth 436 S. 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