Hickman High School - Cresset Yearbook (Columbia, MO)

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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

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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. '