Hickman High School - Cresset Yearbook (Columbia, MO)

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Q 4 , ,A , V A L PV A , YS ERR A NDS T O R UN Tflfest O HCLC6- First Row-Betty Farrar, Beulah May Berry, Dorothy Alfred, Thel- ma Y'Valton, Dorothy Coats, Bonnie Cunningham, Marjorie l'Varcl. Second Row-Patsy Calvin, Ruby Short, Gene Palmer, Frances Schot- te, Dorothy McBaine. East OWC6- Polly Mayer, Doris Thompson, Ruth Daniel, Doris McCullv, Polly Midcllebrook, Marilyn Miller. In Mrs. A nnabelle A dkins Yllest Office Secretary Moberly Commercial College, Moberly Miss Nlary B lickensderfer Secretary to Principal University of Missouri, BS. ALWAYS ON THE ,ZOB O UR CUSTODIANS D. KENIPER, P. HII,,L, T. EKVENS, V. HULEN

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Willing Workers Remember the first assembly of the year, when Ray took y over for the first time as school president? The juniors and sen- j, ii iors watched with pride, knowing they had chosen him to fill l the office. Sophomores looked with awe on a man who could ly fearlessly stand up and command the attention and respect of the whole student body, especially the SENIORS in the balcony. That day, although we suspect that Ray was at least the tiniest bit scared, he showed his willingness to take on the responsibility l of guiding the efforts of the student council to keep Hickman li ll marching toward the goal of a better school. He has good help in the other officers of the council, Bill, Ginger, and Phyllis. Bill is the guiding light behind our assemblies Qand you know Hickman's assemblies are always topsj and Phyl and Ginger add pep and beauty to our assemblies in' leading the school song. l I i RAY THoMAssoN A ISl1ld67?f Body President Student Body Cfiioers 1 i l l BILL STORM ' GINGER BUNKER PHYLLIS i-XGEE Vzce-Presia' ' . . , ent .Sem eta? y I'rensu1'er