Hickman High School - Cresset Yearbook (Columbia, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1951 volume:

I 0 I K - I in ' a x A v GEN: 373 D28 1951 Davld Henry Hickman High School The Cresset ef Mso-coNTlNENTf5LELlc lJ aRXnifW Genealogy 81 Local History Branch 317 W. Highway 24 Independence, M0 64050 Q E I I I 51 4 r w 1 I K w I I 1 Page One Pa fre Two 1 UA T -W9 CLA Jourrxeq Throu xcmmcm - f - ' X Q jwwk The Class of' Ar-15111 HICKTNHH HIGH SCHOOL COLUMBIA -Mlssoual 6 , , ,g h K? 7 DONATED BY RD LOVE RY MID-CONTINENT PUBLIC LIBRARY MID-CONTINENT PUBLIC LIBRA Genealogy 8. Local History Branch I 317 W. Highway 24 Independence, M0 64050 G E 3 0000 12456263 2 Mi 4 2 fl M if fel- y W 9 Page F our I We aren't even going to bother you with excuses about this book. We merely present it to you. We have tried truthfully anol as tully as possible to portray A lourney Through Hick- man as you see it. lt is your school, and by the same token, it is your book. We hope you like it. Med. Qgga7f,anaf,f4ef cgeedd ef STOP 1 Jfdminiataafian Page 9 to 16 STCP 2 Gdamea, SENIORS g Page 17 to 43 UNDERCLASSMEN Page 43 to 55 STCP 3 Jfthleticd, Page 57 to '70 STOP 4 Jfctiwltied, SCHOOL LIFE Page 71 to 101 P F Miss Howell has long been at her station to greet the new passengers on our train of knowledge, a constant and willing inspiration to the endless procession. Whether in junior or sophomore English, throughout the great and wonderful journey which leads to hap- piness and success, all who felt the in- Huence of Miss Howell were urged and spurred to ever greater heights. 0 Miss Howell teaches junior and sophomore English now. She for- merly taught second and seventh grades in the Columbia system. Miss Roberta Howell Who has faithfully helped to make our ulourney Through Hickman a success -JN- 7 -4 Q Pa e Ez ht A i. - ..., A..... ----1--1'--,-'inf g sf AX HICK HN HIGH Sc OL f HOME OF THE KE PIE5 . 'fx J 1 .U 7451! . ' A Q o 11 Ulu O O 0 5 0' , NEIL C. ASLIN Southeast Missouri State College, Cape Gir- ardeau, Missouri, BS., University of Missouri, M.A. Mr, Aflin alwa 5 haf our interests at heart cmd u ll! y il meets' ur fmt a :ffm e. Our Superintendent Greets Us c One of the compensations of being super- intendent of schools is the opportunity the office affords of Watching boys and girls develop into mature men and Women. We never cease be- ing proud of you. No one knows what the next few years will bring. To you, Seniors, We Wish you Godspeed and hope you are equipped to meet whatever the future holds. To you, Underclassmen, let me urge you to take advantage of every educa- tional experience offered you because the prob- lerns of living in the next decade will be great. I Wish it were not so. I Sincerely, NEIL ASLIN BOARD OF DIRECTORS Row I-Mr. Nelson, Mr. Martin, Mr. P Ct , M . S . Cl ' M . A l' Row 2-Mr. Draffen, Mr. Hall, Mr. Hariis, Mr. Rrobetrsoniilr, r S ln. Page Ten , Greetings from Engineer Hass An eminent scientist has said that one of the great lessons we must learn is that we have come from somewhere and we are going some- where. The Great Architect of the universe never intended that we should remain static. All the records reveal that we are eternally urged to look ahead beyond the horizon. If we are to progress, we must chart our course and visualize our destinationg we must focus our lights on the road ahead of us and move for- ward. We have come a long way and we are proud of our many achievements. They are the results of our combined efforts, our ability to work together and cooperate as a great team. Let us at Hickman High School put our talents to the throttle of progress and with full steam aheadn strive for a great and inspiring institution of learning. V. S. HAss Principal MRS. HELEN D. WILLIAMS Afrirtant Principal and Speech University of Missouri, BA., Washington University, St. Louis, MA., Columbia Univer- sity, New York City, Northwest- ern University, Chicago. Spon- sor: Verse Choir, Trireme, Tri- ship, Senior Play, and Assem- blies. In dren Jlieb' very debwwfif, In fpeecli a wizard beyond corn- pare. V. S. HASS, Principal B.S. Kansas State Teachers College, Pitts- burg, Kansas, MA. Colorado State College of Education, Greeley Colorado, University of Kan- sas. 'r.EfUeryone who liar Mr. Hair for a friend really har a friend. DELBERT E. DUNKIN Director of Giiidance Daniel Baker College, Brown- wood, Texas, University of Mis- souri, B.S., MA., University of Florida, University of Kansas City. His guidance Jpiirf iw to fiiccefrf' Page tlileven fX K' r U If if ,::.:'3::, The faculty at Stop I greet you, they extend a willing and helping-hand to all stu- dents. They make the jogs and jolts of this train ride seem alittle smoother and are ever the friendly and hind conductors of the train. HAROLD C. EDWARDS Industrial Arts University of Missouri, B.S. 'Tm not a flirt, fm just friendly. Miss MARY VIRGINIA HOLLAND Spanish, French, English College of St. Teresa, B.A. Sponsor: Spanish Club, French Club Purple and Gold Sophomore Class Shes a favorite in any language Page Twelve MERRILL ELLIS Music University -of Oklahoma, B.F.A., M.A. Hiclem.an boasts a musician true,- He always does his best for youf, Miss ROBERTA HOWELL .English Northeast Missouri State Col- lege, B.S., University of Mis- souri, BJ., M.A., University of Southern California Spon sor u1ll 'Ind Scroll We ll always hold her near and dear MRS. MAXINE G. GADDUM 'Mathematics University of Arkansas, B.S. 3 University of Missouri, M.A. Sponsor: Blue Triangle. We're glad'm toe gottlm Gaddumf' Miss RUTH INGRUM English and Latin University of Missouri, B.S. M.A. Sponsor: Make-Up Club. Her dependability and capa bility make her a shining ex ample to us WILLIAM H. GRAY Social Studies University of Missouri, BJ Sociologist, economist and- buddyf' i Miss CLOE JORDAN Commerce Browns Business College, Wil- liam Woods College, AA. Central Missouri College, B.S Sponsor 20 S Club Shes a rose without a thorn a C f - ' U , i .. 2 . IK 7 ' - L ff 1 I., ,J U I7 To REE U Miss NELLIE MAE KITCHENS M atheniatief Christian College, A.A., Uni- versity of Missouri, BS., M.A. lllaithernatieally Jpeaking- ezzneqiialedfl MRS. VELMA P. MALLETTE Physical Ed., Health University of Missouri, Sponsor: Pep Squad. She came to Hickman High ldfli fall,- We're glad to fee her in clan and hall. MRS. ANNA DEAN KRUSEKOPF Englifh Christian College, A.A., Uni- versity of Missouri, A.B. All her 'bluef' are fnngf' Miss FRANCES MOORE Chemistry and Phyfief Central Missouri State Col- lege, B.S., University of Colo- rado, University of Missouri, M. Ed. Sponsor: Junior Class, National Honor Society. The one and only Mix! Moore,- Up to date on atorn lore. MRS. ORIA F. LONG Art, Arteraft, Creffet h Northeast Missouri State Col- lege, University -of Missouri, B.S., M.A. Sponsor: Nation- al Art Honor Society. 'ffllwayf ready to do her part, She make: everything an art. MRS. H. C. MCCOMB Hiftory Iowa State, BA., Colorado State Teachers College, M.A. Sponsor: Y-Teens Alway.f ready her help to lend, For every Jtndy a lafting friendf' MRS. IOLA GARRISON LUND Englifh University of Nebraska, B.A., University of Chicago, M.A. Sponsor: Senior Class, Gold- l en Quill. A knowledge of Englifh and beaiitifnl vocabulary. E. A. MCKAY Co-ordinator Northeast Missouri State Col- lege, HS., University of Mis- souri, AB., M.A. Newer inch a friendly way, A5 that of Mr. E. A. Mc- Kay. Page Thirteen fX f ' X I , T i 17? d--H '0 U L ,icon ved 1 LC... HENRY O,CONNOR Biology Iowa State Teachers College, BA., University of Missouri, M. Ed. With hir meager teacher'r WW , He must buy a new tie each dayf' ROBERT L. ROARK Phyfical Education, Health, Coach Northeast Missouri S t 21 t e College, B.S., University of Missouri. A coach of champion: and a champion coach. Page Fourteen Jefferson City Junior College Mlss EDNA POWELL Home Economicr Cornell University, Ohio Wes- lcyan, University of Missouri, B.S., M.Ed., Sponsor: F.H.A. I A rtitch in time raver nine., DAVE SCHNEIDER Vocational A gricnltnre 3 Central Missouri State Col- lege, University of Missouri, B.S. Sponsor: F.F.A. Anything and everything for the F.F.Af' Miss EVELYN PRATHER H irtory Stephens College, AA., B.M., University of Missouri, B.S. Sponsor: Franklin Club. Har been with nf for rome while, Always wearf a friendly Jmilef' MRS. JANET Lou SHERRALL Artcraft Southwest Missouri State Teachers College, B.S. She, too, if a work of artf' l l i r CECIL RICE Asrt. Coach, Hiftory, Driver Training Union College, Western Ken- tucky State College, Eastern Kentucky State College, B.S., University of Missouri. He'5 calm and he'.v patient -our 'M r. Rice,- To develop .rafe driver: ir worth all facrificef' MRS. LUCILLE SPARGO Librarian Washington University, Chris- tian College, Stephens Col- lege, University of Missouri, AB., B.S. She keepf our mental facilitier trim, Our chancer for talking are rather flint. To GREET U WAYNE THOMAS Miss MARY BLICKENSDERFER MRS. MARGARET REICHMAN Commerce, Audio-Vision Secretary to Principal West Ojice Secretary Monett Junior College, South- University of Missouri, BS. Christian College, AA. lgegt hglgsiurl Stgte Cgllgie' E1?iciency ls her right hand Here's posies to the person ' ', a Oma ' an man. who counts our noses. M.S., University of Missouri. All of his classes he teaches well, And as a friend we think he,s swell. Here, Mrs. Williams gives class instruction and is helping to con- duct these students on their journey Through Hickman. x Page Fifteen 1 I l X , 1 E x I 'jf f ,, ye . f -W . , W if WY! X ,fy vin! , f 1 ,Z -- WMA U, ff 3 if Wihf W f ,W TZ , ,W l,. X L, .f-QW' 14,4 my mf 0 ,Q , ' f e QQ f ,W f 4 4 I Q I Q. '5 url I 1:8 XX N, ..- wx ,NQ Lf , , e 'L 'f X ' Q 'f .w ., e ff- 3 X ! SJ X f 4 0 'Qf f f '- N Q 3' 0 12' ' ' xii f A qt' 1 -'Q Ev it 'ir L N W S T! el ff X . , , 'Se 5 f X ,s I . N 1 X we 2- Page Sixteen xxh x X XX 4 . X -x ' X' X 4 r , R 5.1 'A ! f 4 f I x 1 ik 21 P 1 E v L ? -2 5 'XX i QD XL X ga gy .1-1 -.S P S t Q ji' V W X Wi as 75 V 2 1 nfs! her j 1, N 4 Q e 4 2 S f l l l l l I l EN' CLASS OFFICERS President . HILLIS CROWELL Vice-President HOMER MARTIN Secretary BETTY FOSTER Treasurer EDWIN ELLIOT Page Eighteen MRS. LUND Sfoomor R 5 ECIAL Fulfillment from our 'jlourneyw As We, the Seniors of Hickman, observe the train as it reloads to begin another trip without us, We are sad. We have completed our journey and as our many accomplishments pass on in review, We remember them with pride. We hope other classes that follow will have a pleasant Journey Through Hickman. ---Q1':'LZ. ll J , 4' .4 - GX iffy, .5,, ff 51 LILLIAN ACTON With a pen in her hancl, she reigns suprernef' Franklin Club, Blue Triangle, F.H.A., Pep Squad, H. R. Ollicer, Triship, Att'd. Award. DOLLY ADAIR Though Dolly is srnall, she eharins us all. Triship, Pep Squad. ARLAN ADKINS Honest boys, I shot a 41 on I8 holes toclayfj Key Club, H. R. Officer, C Club, Verse Choir, Adv. Choir, Operetta, Golf Team, Student Council, Blue Triangle, Atttd. Award. ANITA ALFRED .Ej'icien.ey inarles her personality. Franklin Club, West Oflice, Triship, Att'd. Award, Usher, Operetta. BILLIE ROSE ALLEN She'll be an artist of great renown, You'll see her posters all over town. Poster Award C2 yrsj, Y-Teens, Pep Squad, Gold Key Scholastic Art Award. DONALD ALLEN One ean't always tell about these quiet boys. H. R. Ofhcer, Hi-Y, Nat'l. Art Honor Society, Att'd. Award. FRED' ALLEN With a naine like that he has the inakings of a great eoineclianf' Band, Chorus. DOMINICA ANTIMI With smiling lips and twinkling eyes, Every inornent a sweet surprise, H. R. Officer, Student C-Ouncil, Pep Squad, Tri- ship, G.A.A. Page Nineteen 'W N! 'i ,' if-fi i e we 7 if sign f ff ' f .iff X 1 ff' . .0 V, . ef N ,N A 5 i em: fa ef 2 .5 ija Wh Z :P ss S Sa :aux 4' '4 SPECIAL DORIS ATHY ' An animated fpirit, .the jurt love: to talk. Pep Squad, Franklin Club, Spanish Club, Usher.. G.A.A., H. R. Officer, Triship, Essay Award. VIRGINIA BALLEW For Jhe wa: jef' the quiet kind. Operetta, Chorus. WILLADEAN BALLEW Aren't country girlf just natunally nice?,' Triship, Red Cross, West Office, G.A.A. JOAN BARNES What do I care about these high .rchool boys? G.A.A., Pep Squad, Operetta, H. R. Officer, Verse Choir. CAROLYN BARNHART There'f rornlething about a uniform - - -. Leaders Club, G.A.A., Pep Squad, Glee Club, Adv. Choir, Operetta, Triship, Honorary Music Society, French Club, Band. BARBARA BARTON The better to be final! and fhine, than to be big and cart a ,rhadowfj Soph. English Award, Honorary Music Society, Franklin Club, Blue Triangle, Triple Trio, Pep Squad, G.A.A., Triship, H. R. Officer, Nat'l. Honor Society Ofiicer, Double Sextet, Operetta, Adv. Choir, Glee Club, Y-Teens, Verse Choir, Library Club. LYNN BATES He charm: you with hir quiet wayf, For in hir bookf hi: heart Zayff' Key Club, Visual Education, Essay Award, Spanish Club. FRANCES BECKER ' uoh, how we Zofue that southern drawlfv PCP Sflllild, Triship, Verse Choir, Speech So- ciety, Leaders Club. Pa ge Tzuen ty . --:' 'N fi. N o ,Q Y 14 E6 . , ix . . - , B, jg ANITA BELL lt'r nice to be natural, When one if naturally nicef' Attendance Award C6 yrs.D, Triship, 20-S Club Vice- Prseident. RUBY BINK Don,t Jtart her talking, fhelr haraf to Jtogbf' Pep Squad, Y-Teens, F.H.A. MARGARET BRAGG CKirkiej fun pep, perronality, anal popularity. Trireme, Triship, Blue Triangle, Franklin Club, Golden Quill, Quill and Scroll, G.A.A. Historian, Pep Squad, National Honor Society Vice President, Jr. Class Rep.-at-Large, Most Versatile Jr. Girl, Soph. Pilgrimage Award, Triship Ideal K2 yrs.j, H. R. Of- Hcer, Stu. Body Treas., Leaders Club, Asst. Ed. Pur- ple and Gold, Chr. Handbook Staff, Operetta, Sr. Play. BARBARA BREISCH Horner and the world in the palrn of her hand. Most Popular Soph., Jr. and Sr. Girl, Blue Tri- angle, Franklin Club, Golden Quill, Quill and Scroll, H. R. Officer, Student Council C3 yrs.D, Natll. Honor Society, Stu. Body Sec., Jr. Jam- boree Att'd., Jr. Homecoming Att'd., Home- coming Queen, Pep Squad, Cheerleader, G.A.A. Ollicer, Triship Ideal, Purple and Gold, Verse Choir, Adv. Choir, Glee Club, Leaders Club, Operetta, Speech Society, Pep Squad Award, Handbook Staff, Sr. play stage manager, Att'd. May Queen. BOB BROWN Bob ir the boy who exeellr in all, Leaclerfhip, wit, and football. National Honor Society Pres., Blue Triangle, Student Council, Key Club Vice Pres., Verse Choir, Speech Society, Cresset Class, Football C3 yrs.D, C Club, Purple and Gold, Boys State, Most Versatile Sr. Boy, H. R. Pres., Cresset Ad. Sales Prize. KENNETH BUCKLER Why go around the corner on four wheels when you can go around on two? Track C1 yr.j. LUCY BUCKLER She'5 not nearly af loud ar her hair. Chorus, Pep Squad, Triship. SARA BUESCHER T She roakf up commercial Jubjectr like a blot- ter. Operetta, Triship, VVest Ofhce, Franklin Club, Spanish Club, Usher. T Page 'li1L'l'l1l'X O!16' ENIQR 5PEClAL DYSART BURKS Never letf hir Jtitdief interfere with his high Jchool education. Chorus, Stage Crew. BOBBY CALDWELL The birdy Jtop finging when he Jtartf to jblayf' Adv. Choir, F.F.A., Honorary Music Society, Melody Ramblers, Verse Choir. RUTH CALVERT . judge not her worth by her J'1:Z6.,, . G.A.A., Triship, F.H.A., Operetta, Pep Squad, Usher, All Star Basketball Squad. GEORGANN 'CALVIN A cliftinctive type, the haf the clothes and wearf them right. Triship, Pep Squad, H. R. OHicer, Natll. Art Honor Society, Usher, Verse Choir, Jr, Red Cross, Gold Key Scholastic Art Award. ROBERT CALVIN H He getf by on hi! innocent lookin State Livestock Judging Team, F.F.A. Basketball Teapi, H. R. Oflicer, F.F.A. Officer, Reporter and Sen- tine. LEQUETA CARLOS Shel liver for Jitrnrner ancl the Pioneer bafeball team. Triship, Pep Squad Ofhcer, Pep Squad Award, Leaders Club, G.A.A., Operetta. BETTY CLEVELAND 'Yntereftecl in everybody and everything. Y-Teens, Pep Squad, Operetta, Att'd. Award, Glee Club, Triship. DEWAYNE COLEMAN 1 A perfect lover, he rnaleef Rorneo look like a A baxhfttl boy, ' Football C3 yrs.D, Track Q3 yrsj, C Club, Boys Stage, H, R. Officer C3 yrs.D, Att'd. Award C7 yrs. . Page Twen ty- Two ' 'N .fi N -. -.Z-1.-1-i'9 '! l-if X GENE CooK 'IA quiet nian, he cloe5n,t Jnore in clan. FFA., Chorus, Home Room Ollicer, Stage Crew. BETTY CORLEY If thif the reafon for the big crowd: at Central? 20-S Club, GAA. DELMAR CORPIER 'Let thy woraly be few' inaft be hir nioztziof' Trans. from Dixon, Basketball, Baseball. KAY CRAMER Quiet dignity marley her wayff' Spanish Club, GAA., Pep Squad, Y-Teens, FHA. BETTY CRANE Making np in wit what .the laickf in height, Betty if Jniall anal 'very brighztf' Operetta, Band Olhcer, 20-S Ollicer, Y-Teens, Triship, Glee Club, Home Room Officer. DARRELL CRANE Smart and Jociable everywhere, A wonclerfnl fellow, beyond compare. Nat'l. Art Honor Society President, French Club, Key Club, Franklin Club, Blue Triangle, Basketball C2 yrsj, Purple and Gold, Cresset Class, Golden Quill, Spanish Club, Verse Choir. MARTHA CRANE 0odlef of pep and good looking 'Harel . GAA. Officer, Pep Squad, Cheerleader, Band, Lead- ers Club, Verse Choir, H. R. Olhcer, Triship, Speech Society, Sr. Play. BILLIE SUE CRERER Always reacly to lencl a helping hand, Her fervice to Hickman is much in clernanclf' Triship, Library Club Ofhcer, West Oflice, FH Ai., GAA., Pep Squad, Verse Choir, Jr. Red Cross, Usher. Page 'l'zuenty-Three EN' SP1-:cn,Au. DONNA CRENSHAW A friendly blonde-athletically inelinedlfi Leaders Club President, Pep Squad, G.A.A., Glee Club, Y-Teens, Triship, Library Club, F.H.A. HILLIS CROWELL A rnufieal geniux? H e Jays 'no'!, A ladie: rnan, he .vayf JO! Soph. Class Pres., Football, Track, Adv. Choir, Verse Choir, Boys State, Sr. Class Pres., H-onor- ary Music Society, Student Council, H. R. Of- Hcer, Boys Quartet, Melody Ramblers, Home- coming Chr., Verse Choir V. Pres., Sr. play. SUE CURRY A friendly .rrnile and quiet waysf' Home Room Oflicer, Triship. FRED DAILEY How long did it take him to develop his skill on skates? Stage Crew. joE DALY - Took all the required courier-for playing the 'inan- dolinf' F.F.A., Honorary Music Society, Adv. Choir, District Voc. Ag. Shop Team, Melody Ramblers. CHARLES DANIEL Hickrnan'f candidate for Congrefsf' A Biology Award, World History Award, D.A.R. History Award, Jr. Art Award, Key Club Pres. and Sec., Blue Triangle, Franklin Club, Golden Quill Pres., Hi-Y, Student Council, H, R. Of- ficer, Verse Choir, 3 Regional Scholastic Art Awards. , CARLENE DANLEY 'The Book of Knowledge' in perronf' 5 Triship, National Art Honor Society, French Club, French Award, Make Up Club, Jr. Red Cross Verse A Choir, Adv. Choir, Orchestra, Franklin ciubf Nrr'1. Honor Soc. JOHN PAUL DAVIS The 'Fat Man'-never troubler trouble until trouble trouble: him. Football C3 yrs.D, Verse Choir, Student Council, Soph. Class Rep.-at-Large, H. R. Officer. Page Twen ty-Four 'N N fx Uni .... Z.-2' 9' Ji 'fr 3 'Pwr gg . , Blonde hair pluf twinkling eyef equalx charm. 20-S President Double Sextet Triple Trio Pep Squad H. R. Qflicer Att d. Award 6 yrs.H Triship Leaders Club Adv, Choir S-oph. Home Ec. Award Glee Club. 4 P .4 'S . 4 D JEANETTE DOTHAGE If 77 Y 7 7 ' c 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 MARY SUE DOZIER Of all the hair from Eaft to Wert, We like her auburn hair the beftf, Home Room OHicer, Usher, F.H.A. VIRGINIA DUCK She does not command ,vueceffg The deferoef itf, Blue Triangle Pres., Franklin Club, Glee Club, Nat'l. Art Honor Society, Honorary Music Society, Golden Quill Oflicer, Make-Up Club Officer, Library Club Pres., Triship, G.A.A., Pep Squad, H. R. Ofhcer, Verse Choir Speech Society Y-Teens Purple 'ind Gold FHA. Olihcer 2 Regional Art Awards St. Pats ueen ORVILLE DUNCAN Hu good nature will carry him ar Stage Crew MARTHA DYSART A frzend to all a worker in all Pep Squad G A A Leaders Club Trireme Adv Choir Verse Choir Franklin Club Operetta Gee Cub H R OHicer Purple and Gold Spanish Club Natl Honor Soc Att d May ueen C W EDGAR Deeply znterefted zn college anatomy Le plieny College Verse Choir Band R1He Club KAY Envi ARDS Pep Squad Cheerleadei Adv Choir Verse Choir GAA Leaders Club H R Oflicer Trireme Jamboree ueen Student Council Speech Society Sr pay Attd May Queen EDWIN ELLIOTT I Jail my :imp alone H R O1 cer Most Versatile Soph Boy C Club Basketball 3yrs Sr Class Treas Basketball Capt Page T uent3 Five a 9 9 f v 7 Q 1 9 Q ff ' ' ' f 71 ff ' ' 71 , . . 9 - '. -9 . 9 9 ' 7 7 7 l - 7 I l ,7 ' ' 7 , 7 7 . ., cg Q . ff. I 0 s lS 1 W 17 7 7 ' 7 Clieery, radiant, full of life - - - our 'Kayduryf' f 9 ' is ' I 9 D 9 . . ., , . . I , Q , Jr. , Q 7 7 P 7 ' l , . . g If ' ' I- - -I - 77 5, A . . . li , . , , C Q, . 1 ., K n 2 '- EN' Leaderfhip and pep-in the original package, Pep Squad, Cheerleader, Verse Choir, Most Versatile Soph. Girl, Jr. Class OHicer, Triship Ideal, Trireme, Student Body V. Pres., Adv. Choir, G.A.A., Speech S-ociety, Jr. Jamboree Att'd., Student Council, Oper- etta, H. R. Olhcer, Leaders Club, Sr. play, Att,d. May Queen ANNE ENGLISH JOAN EUART She haf Jympathy as deep as the Jmfile within her eyeff' Franklin Club, Blue Triangle, Pep Squad, Make Up Club, G.A.A., Triship. JANE F AURoT Versatility, thy name if thi: woman. Franklin Club, Golden Quill, Quill and Scroll, Blue Triangle, Honorary Music Society, Nat'l. Honor So- ciety, Trireme Pres., G.A.A. Pres., Pep Squad, H. R. Officer, Student Council, Glee Club, Adv. Choir, Oper- etta, Verse Choir, Speech Society, Purple and Gold, Gym Award ULD, Leaders Club, Safety Council Pres., Sr. play. BARBARA FERRILL Smiling .renorita in our midrtf' Pep Squad, G.A.A., Leaders Club, Safety Coun- cil, Operetta, Triship, Chorus. PAUL FINLEY Nothing Jhort of dynamite coidd move him rapidlyf' Visual Education. KENNY FORBIS Study nefoer botherr me and I never bother ,A Jtndyf' Home Room Officer Q2 yrs.D. NANCY FoRB1s Taker life af it if-ill or bright. Pep Squad, Triship, Y-Teens. BE1'rY FOSTER Full of fgbtarkle, dafh and go-fhe'5 diferent from the reft we know. Adv. Choir, Leaders Club, Trireme, Pep Squad, G-A-A-, Sr. Class OHicer, Honorary Music SO- ciety, Verse Choir, Att'd. May Queen, Page Twenty-Six R SPECIAL 1-ltd .,,,4,1 0,9 'f'f1-sf M51 DONNA FULKERSON With my britfh I will reprereiit imture, not imitate herf, Nat'l. Art Honor Society, Glee Club, Verse Choir, H. R. Officer, Creative Art, Triship, G.A.A., Speech Society, Gold Key Scholastic Art Award, 2 Regional Art Awards. VIRGINIA GARRISON She if cheerful and alwa-yr helpf when Jhe is iieecleclf' Triship, Operetta, Chorus, Glee Club, Christ- mas Pageant. BARBARA GEE lf a tafle if once begun, viewer leave it til it'.r cloiiefl Make Up Club, Operetta, G.A.A., Triship, Chorus, Verse Choir, Blue Triangle, Franklin Club, Glee Club, Pep Squad, H. R. Officer, Christmas Pageant, Nat'l. Honor Soc. JUANITA GEORGE Too bad fhe'5 already moiiopolizeclf, F.H.A., Usher. JOHN GILBERT Heil ftop St. Peterlr roll call to ask a qitertioiif' Football Q3 yrs,D, C Club, Adv. Choir, Verse Choir. PEGGY GILMORE Oh ye talhew here ir a good liftener West Ofhce LANVRENCII GOSLIN Well lihecl by all who know him Blue Triangle Key Club BOE GRAINT Little but loiiel FFA Q3 yrs Basketbill 3 yrs Pa e Ywenll Sezrn EN' R SPECIAL ROBERT GRANT A regular fellow at all timer. F.F.A., Basketball, Voc. Ag. Team, Ag. LiVeSt0Ck Judging Team, Vis. Ed., F.F.A. JACK HAGAN Shut yo' mouf, white boy, so we can :ee who J ' J! yo if. Stage Crew. A DON HALBERT Sure give: the Pontiac a mean twiftf' DOROTHY HARMON Siu by quietly and watcher the world go by. GENEVA HARRISON uf. f. Newberryb' right hand woman. Home Room Ollicer, Pep Squad, G.A.A., Red Cross, Triship, Library Club. LAVERNE HARTLEY r lSeriou.g at timer, .fenfible alwayff' ' 20-S Club, West Office V. Pres., Operetta, Tri- ship, H. R. Ofllcer, Adv. Choir, Att'd. Award, Glee Club. ALBERT HATHMAN 0h! What if thi: strange power I have over girly? They Jeem to .furround me in powder and in curlxf' Hi-Y, Football, Home Room Ofllcer, Verse Choir. BILL HAWKINS He couldn't fall in love, lLe'd have to be purhed in and held under. Hi-Y, C Club, Football C3 yrs.D, Basketball C2 yrs.D, H. R. Oflicer, Football CO-Capt., Verse Choir. Page Twenty-Eight -fp JUNE HENDERSON A wonderful girl with leaderfhip ln all and cz .frnile for everyone. Franklin Club Pres. and Sec. Golden uill V. Pres. 'N Q ' 4 -4 , ff'e.-vf Weed? 4 CEP 4 9 Q 9 f 1 v 9 Blue Triangle Cresset Class Trireme V. Pres. Tri- ship, Student C-ouncil C3 yrs,J, H. R. Officer C3 yrs.D Verse Choir Sec., Handbook Staff, Att'd. F.F.A. Barnwarmin' Queen, Speech Society, Nat'l. Honor Soc. 9 LLOYD HENRY If fllence were golden we're afraid 'Preach' would be 'very rnueh in debt. JIMMY HINSHAW Some rnen were born for great thingf, forne rnen were born for rrnallg Sorne rnen it is not recorded, why they were born at all. Home Room Officer, Shop Award. JACK HORTON He collects blue rtbbonf hogf and btrlf Blue Triangle FFA Pres Band Pres H R Ofhcer Student Council Honorary Music So Clety Key Club FFA Award Boys State Verse Choir Sr play SALLY HOUDERSHELDT May we my perfonulzty pluf? Student Council 5 yrs Pep Squad Pres r Class Ofhcer Triship Ideal Trireme GAA Verse Choir Triship Leaders Club May ueen Attendant JOHN HUGHES Cctmnowt one of the rowng kznd Football 2 yrs Basketball H1Y Franklin Club Key Club Boys State C Club Adv Choir Verse Choir Speech Society H R Of cer KATHRYN HULETT She rnakef good grader and her loyalty to the Car dtnalf never fades Adv. Choir, Operetta, Pep Squad, Glee Club, Frank- lin Club, Cw.A.A., H. R. Ofhcer, Y-Teens, Triple Trio Honorary Music Society. 9 BARBARA HUNT She wlnf by her quiet Jineerityf, F.H.A., Triship, Red Cross. ' Page Twenty-Nine EN' CATHERINE HUNT She need not Hunt for fortune, shels a treasure in herself. Blue Triangle, Glee Club, H. R. Gflicer, Student Council, Pep Squad, Triship, Verse Choir, Speech Society, G.A.A., Y-Teens, Operetta. DONNA INGWERSON A pal, a help in every need, whose worth is proved in every deedf' Franklin Club, G.A.A., Pep Squad, Glee Club, Blue Triangle, Verse Choir, Triship, Y-Teens. GLENDA JOHNSON Her sweet voice matches her clispositionf' Make Up Club, G.A.A., Triship, Pep Squad, Verse Choir, Christmas Pageant. GLEN JOHNSON Once he carried his books home to stuclyf, MARY LOU JOHNSON Thought is deeper than any type of speechf' F.H.A.-Transferred-Pep Squad, Volleyball Team, Quartet. DOROTHY JURGENSMEYER Conversation is the music of the mind. Adv. Choir, Operetta, Leaders Club, Pep Squad, Blue Triangle, Verse Choir, H. R. Gflicer, Glee Club, G.A.A. RUSSELL KEARNES P Sleep? Why he'al make Rip Van Winkle seem trou- bled with insomnia. GORDON KINGSLEY He's gentleman enough to be a ladies man, but man enough to be a man's manf, Franklin Club, Golden Quill, Blue Triangle, Quill and Scroll Pres., Purple and Gold Editor, Nat'l. Honor Society, H. R. OHicer, Jr. Class V. Pres., Student Council, Stu. Body Pres., Kev Club Sec., Most Versatile lr. Boy, Hi-Y, Nat'l. Honor Society Sopb. Award, Plane Geometry Award, D.A.R. Award. Page Thirty R SPECIAL ...a-Ill 1-:sg - Q -' , Y 4' J Q Q3 5 1 TONI KNIGHT Her vocabulary, like her fupply of joker, is un- limited. Verse Choir, Blue Triangle, Franklin Club, H. R. Of- hcer, Make Up Club, Student Council, Glee Club, Library Club, Pep Squad, G.A.A., Triship, Nat,l. Honor Soc. JUNIOR KYGER Play5 football like he had Martha behind the goal line. H. R. Officer C3 yrs.J, C Club, Football C3 yrsj, Track, Verse Choir, Speech Society, Operetta. MARTHA KYLE Brain.v within, pretty hair without, She? a fine girl without a doubt. Student Council, H. R. Officer, Y-Teens, G.A.A., Pep Squad, Franklin Club, Triship, Glee Club. .JIM LAWRENCE The anfwer to inany a girl'f prayer-athlete, feholar and regular guyf, Adv, Choir Pres., Operetta, Verse Choir, Honor- ary Music Society, Key Club, Football f3 yrs.j, Track C3 yrs.J, C Club, H. R. Ofhcer Q3 yrs.j, Hi-Y, Franklin Club, Boys State, Student Council, Nat,l. Honor Soc., Sr. play. BOB LEE A popular lad and athlete too With Olee around you can t be blue. H R OHicer Pres 3yrs Student Council 2 yrs r arnboree King Football Q4 yrsj Co Capt Foot ball C Club Verse Cho11 Adv Choir Key Club Speech Society Senior play JAMES LEE The only pOJ'.Ytbl6 way to have friendr is to be one H R Qfhcer Basketball SHIRLEY LYLE There high fehool boyf are fuch boieff Band Operetta GAA Triship H R Ofhcer uill and Scroll Pep Squad Glee Club Verse Choir ur ple and Gold Franklin Club Leiclers Club FRANCES LYNES Silence doe! not indicate a lack of knowledge for Uookf are the key to fuccefr Triship Pep Squid Purple and Gold Operetta Franklin Club Student Council Usher Liltlfl Award Natl Honor Soc Pa e Thirty One ENIQPC 5Pl-:cnAL ALLAN MAHAN Nearly annihilated once by a train of thought parr- ing through hir mind. Home Room Ofhcer. DORIS MARTIN A cheerful countenance betokenf a good heart. Triship, Pep Squad, Y-Teens, Leaders Club, G.A.A. HOMER MARTIN Hi.f many honorf we acclaim, he rate: our Kewfoie Hall Of Fame. Football C3 yrs.D, Operetta, C Club, H. R. Oflicer, Jr. Class Pres., Sr. Class V. Pres., Boys State, Student Council C3 yrs.j, Verse Choir Pres., Adv. Choir, Key Club, Most Popular Soph., Jr. and Sr. Boy, Jr. Jam- boree Att'd., Hi-Y, Speech Society, Sr. play. JAMES MARTIN Our 'Cornbread', the one, the only, the orig- inalf' Football C3 yrs.D, C. Club, F.F.A., Verse Choir, Speech Society, H. R. Qlficer, Sr. Class Rep.- at-Large, Sr. play. MAR .IORIE MARTIN Charming, lovely, full of wit, She'.r a girl who maker a hit. Pep Squad, G.A.A. Sec., Triship, Trireme Treas., Blue Triangle, Leaders Club, F.F.A. Barnwarmin' Queen, Attld. May Queen RONALD MARTIN g A burner of midnight oil-draw your own con- clufionif' JACKLYN MATTHEWS Cjackieb Her beauty make! her .ftand out wherever she o g ef. Franklin Club V. Pres., Blue Triangle, Quill and Scroll, Golden Quill, Nat'l. Honor Society, Pep Squad, G.A.A. Recorder, H. R. Oflicer C2 yrs.D, Student Council C2 yrs.D, Soph. Class Treas., Soph. Att'd. Homecoming Queen, Verse Choir, Trireme Sec., Cres- set Class, Leaders Club, Triship Ideal, Pep Squad Award, Triship, Operetta, Purple and Gold, Hand- book Staff, Speech Society, D.A.R., Good Citizen Award, Sr. play, May Queen. BRUCE MCARTHY Tall enough for the fun to .ret on hir head and it lookf like it doerf' Adv. Choir, Trasferred Mehlville H. S., Adv. Choir, Basketball, Track. Page Thirty- Two --:v 12239 . - f K Q l J M its X, ROY MCBRIDE This old crate wonlt do but a hundred and twenty- jizzeg niurt be Joniething wrong with the dual car- buretorff' Key Club. JANE MCCLINTIC lWerry blue eyer, fhining black hair-our 'Miff '.', GAA., FHA., Pep Squad, 20-S Club, Triship, Franklin Club, Glee Club, Spanish Club, JIM MCCLINTIC Full of fun and rnirchief too, Doing things he Jhouldnft dof' Blue Triangle. JOHN MCCOMB HU auiet perfonality doef not reveal his bril- liancef' Key Club, Band, Blue Triangle. CHARLES MCQUITTY With a friendly twinkle in hir eyef, Charlet finilef, but feldorn replies, FFA. Sec., FFA. Barnvvarmin' King. ORA MERRITT Well done lf better than well raid ROLLA MERRITT udy hilly rnen why die? CLARENCE Moss Not ro cool and green as his narne rnigh feein Home Room President Pa e Iqlllllfj fhree rr ' ' IJ rr ' ' v Si - . I If ' ' 4 v ' :J - lr ' ' ' '-J O EN' PAT MURPHY Herb if the frnile that w0n't come of. Operetta, 'Triple Trio, G.A.A., Adv. Choir, Pep Squad, Glee Club, Verse Choir, Triship, Speech So- ciety, H. R. Officer. Q3 yrs.j, Franklin Club, Honor- ary Music Society, Student Council C3 yrs.D, Sr. play. ORIN MURRAY Not a care hath he, and alwayr in a happy mood. Chorus. LURLINE NICHOLS H er good nature ii truly an a.fJet. ToM NICHOLS Hiekrn'an'.v lofi if the floristfr bufinefs gain. Stage Crew. DONALD N IENABER If there weren't Jo rnany picture .fhowf in town fd .rtudy. F.F.A. C2 yrsj. SHIRLEY NILES Patience if the key of contentrnentf' Triship, 20-S Club. JACK NOEL I wouldn't .ray I war handforne, just darned good looking. Stage Crew. RICHARD' PACKAM UZ nit what yon aio, itfv what you get away wrt t at counts. Page Thirty-Four , l R SPECIAL Q GSX .,,. 1 v J- --W ' ffff Wegwmlf I 5 JERRY PALMER Dependability if alwayr of greatert admiration. F.P.A. Pres., Dist. F.F.A. Parliamentary Procedure Team, Dairy Judging Team. DON PEARSON Son, wnfo' yo, feek a wliiz wid de wirn1nin,? Key Club, Track, C Club, Football. GARLAND PEPPER 'fOnr fix-foot-two nndifcovered geniuxf' Basketball C3 yrsj, C Club, jr. Magazine Sales Award, H. R. Ofhcer, Verse Choir. Lols PEPPER Sweet and eoinpofed, one of her arfetf if quiet- JJ neff, Triship Blue Triangle French Club Pep Squad, FHA Natl Honor Soc DON PURDY one knows how muck he knowf JUANITA PURDY Believef in preparation taker Horne Ee FHA Pep Squad Operetta Chorus Triship KENNETH RAY Unhurried nnworrzed not eafily provoked Regional Scholastic Art Award Wanted Good looking party to jill front feat in my Plymouth Attendance Award Home Room Officer Pa e Thirty Fzve 5 , i Q , a q -7 C p c If-NO Il ff ' ' ' i 72 . . .7 L , C, ' , . rr - - - v . ' A ' 9 J ' MARVIN REEDER cr I ' - ' I 1, C - , n 0 .g V' . D, EN' ROWENA REEvEs Blonde hair and winning wayffj Triship, Pep Squad, G.A.A., Leaders Club, Library Club, F.H.A., Verse Choir. RUTH REID To make the world a friendly place, :he fhowf the world a friendly face. Triship, H. R. Offlcer, Leaders Club, .Pep Squad, G.A.A., Verse Choir, All Star Volleyball Team. JOE REIMULLER A nice gay who if welcome to our hallsf' Verse Choir. CONNIE REYNOLDS With idealr high and piirpofe true. G.A.A., Verse Choir, Pep Squad Uflicer, Triship, H. R. Ollicer, Franklin Club. I IRA RICE If being in love wax the Pacific Ocean, he'd be in the middle of the Sahara Derertf' Basketball. I JUANITA RICE H er .vincerity if the foundation of her Jitccexff' Red Cross, Make Up Club, H. R. Olllcer, Pep Squad, Operetta, Att'd. Award, Jr. Magazine Sales f2nd.D, GAA., 20-S Club, Triship. DONALD RIPPETO Worth maker the man and want of it the fellow. JOAN ROBERTSON An anatomy of giggles. Verse Choir, GAA., Triship, Pep Squad, Y- Teens, Leaders Club, H. R. Oflicer, Page Thirty-Six R SPEOIAI. 1 RUSSELL ROBINSON A lot of ability lier behind hir hurnorouf wayffl LEWIS ROEMER He haf a young and innocent look-but we wonder. H. R. Oflicer C2 yrs.j, Football C3 yrs.D, Adv. Choir, B-Oys State. CLARE RUETHER Red hair, pluf twinkling eyef, equalr charm. GAA., Triship, H. R. Officer, Verse Choir, Operetta, Adv Choir, Glee Club. ' TOM RUTLEDGE Now your heart ftirf, you ladief beware of thir handforne lad with attitude 'devil rnay care Blue Trlangle, C Club Kev Club Treas Foot b ll 3 yrs Track 3 yrs Operetta Verse Cbolr Adv Chou' H R Oflicer amboree Attd Sadle Hawkms Duke Boys State S P'1Y DUANE RUTTER Oh thif learning it doth rnake rny head ache Stage CICW FERN SAPP Her dark eyed beauty caurer rnuch wonder West Olldce TYlShlp RAYMOND SCHNFLL Know: a lot but leeejor it to hirnrel MARY VIRCINIA SCOBEE Her frnile if Jincerity Her quietnerr haf won the admiration of rnany Natl Alt Honor SOCICYV OHlCEl 2 yrs Frsmlclm Club Y lqeens V Pres Operetta Verse ChO1r 1 Engllsb Award Glee Club Tllshlp Blue Trmngle Cresset Class Natl I-lOnOr Society Cresset Ad Sales Prlze Page Tim ly Seven yu 7 , 'a ' a 'Da 6 'lx fa , . , . - , Jr- .T , . . I ., C , , r. C u . 1 . . ,, , . ff :J , . - - fn J f ' ' 1 T L H . . . . ' , , I . . . ,, r - A ' - c J c . - - , . f c , ' . f, C7 5 ' ' a 7 -. . . , , L , l , 4 . 3 -lx . L S I. '. y-A . EN! ROBERT SEIFERT Oh, Gabriel, blow your hornf, Band C3 yrs.j, Att'd. Award, Honorary Music Society, Band V. Pres., Music Scholarship. ROBERT SHAW Hi: good nature will carry him a long wayf, BOB SHOWVERS I can't unclerxtand women, but then great minclf are sometimes Jidetrackedf' Football C2 yrs.D, Verse Choir, Home R-oom OHicer, Safety Council. DON SINGLETON A diferent car efoery nfight and alfo a diferent g'TZ J, Z . H. R. Ollicer CPres. 3 yrsj, Student Council Q2 yrs.D, Verse Choir, Hi-Y, Key Club, Boys State, Sr. play. I BETTY SKARI Her greatest ambition is to be a nurfef, Y-Teens, Library Club, Make Up Club, Jr. Librarian Award, Honorary Mention Essay Award, Triship. DEAN SMITH Short, cute, and cocky, He clefiref to be a jockey. MARIE SMITH She has yellow hair and will until .rhe clyeff' Triship, Usher, Chorus, Home Room Oflicer. ROSEMARY SNODGRASS Doe: not crave the limelight, but if earneft in jaurpofe, sincere in manner. F.H.A.-Transferred from Elkland H. S.-Soft- ball Team, Band, Volleyball, Mixed Choir, F.H.A., Glee Club, Girls Quartet, Pep Squad, Orchestra. Page Thirty-Eight R SPECIAL 'N '51 Af:-f:v 4-A4 My We mf I 5 I DELORAS SPIVA '7She'5 .fmall and dark, and at quietneff a fharkf' FHA., Triship, Glee Club, Y-Teens. CHARLOTTE STANLEY A pretty, happy, winfome lair. Verse Choir, H. R. Oflicer, Pep Squad, GAA., Leaders Club, Triship. NELSON STULL If you min Jeeing him, juft lixten, you'll hear him. Operetta, Football. JEANNE STULTZ Devoted to duty and cute af can bef' Operetta, Usher, H. R. Oflicer, Triship, W. Of- fice, Chorus. JACQUELINE TAYLOR We'Ue got a drawl in our midrtfl . Nat'l. Honor Society, Franklin Club, Y-Teens, Pep ficer, Typing Award. WANDA GAY THARP Double dofe of twinkling toef--The haf pep as everyone known. GA.A., V. Pres., Cheerleader, Leaders Club, Trirerne, Pep Squad, Verse Choir, Operetta, H. R. Oflicer, Girls State, Triship, Sr. play, Att'd. May Queen. BETTY TOMLIN An athlete whom we all adore and when The fmiles we like her moref' Pep Squad, Leaders Club, Triship, GAA. ROGER TRAXLER School if only a part time job. FFA. C3 yrs.j, FFA. Basketball. Page Thirty-Nine Squad, Band, Verse Choir, Speech Society, H. R. Of- R PECIAL FRANCES TRENT ' A l Though Francef if finall, .vhe charvnf nf all. Triship, W. Office Pres., G.A.A., 20-S Club, Band. ,I OAN TROWER Fall of laughter, fall of fun, She has a fniile for everyone. Operetta, Triship, H. R. Oflicer, Adv. Choir, Verse Choir, Pep Squad, Franklin Club, Hon- orary Music Society, French Club, G.A.A., Glee Club, Dance and Dramatics, Speech So- ciety. BOB TURNER 'Durango Kid'-The wheel at .Millerfv Shoe Store. Home Room Officer, Verse Choir. FRED TURNER A: innocent ar a new laid egg. r H-ome Room Officer, Operetta, Stage Crew. PATSY TURNER A One of our mort intelligent laffex, and an infpiration in all her claffeff' G.A.A., Jr. Red Cross Pres., Operetta, H. R. Oliicer, Health Award, Triship, Pep Squad, Franklin Club, Y-Teens, Triple Trio, Glee Club, Student Council, Nat'l. Honor Soc. RICHARD' TURNER Wi5e.ft 'men are the leaft worclyf' Artcraft I Award, Artcraft II Award, Algebra Award, Key Club, H. R. Oflicer. VIVIAN TURNER She maker Dorif Day look like an d'l7'L6lzf6lL'I'.H Make Up Club, Franklin Club, Honorary Music So- ciety, Operetta, H. R. Ollicer, Nat,l. Art Honor So- ciety, CSec. and V. Presb, Adv. Choir, F.H.A., Verse Choir, Gold Key Scholastic Art Award. JOHN UREN HLOWA' John, the pirate-raid to be a lacly killer, but no fatalitief yet. Verse Choir. Page Forty A A Q.: Yap. 5 Qs- - ,X 5 I BOB VEMER ' I cZon't think fm hanajrome, but what if my opinion againft .fo many other5? F.F.A. Ofhcer, Parliamentary Procedure Team. VERNON WADE Al little nonrenfe now and then ir relifhecl by the bert of men. State Livestock Judging Team, F.F.A. CChapt. Sec. and V. Presb, F.F.A. Parliamentary Pro- cedure Team, Dist. Ag. Award, Dist. Ag. Shop Team, EDDIE WALKER My highert ambition if to be a laciief' manf' F.F.A. C2 yrs.j, Home Room Oflicer. GEORGE WALLAcE g'We like him ftill, the Jtiller the betterf' BOBBY WALTON He never thinkr of the future, it come: roon enough. Stage Crew. DWAYNE WATSON He coulcl be a real heartbreaker if he took a notion. BONNIE SUE WAYLAND fm willing to be convinced, but fhow me the perron to convince me. Usher, Verse Choir, Speech Society, Adv. Choir, Franklin Club, Library Club, Student Council, H. R. Officer, Glee Club, 20-S Club, Shorthand Award, Op- eretta, Pep Squad, West Ofhce. BILL WEST I woulcllve gotten taller if I haalnlt Jtoppecl growing. Stage Crew, Home Room President. Page Forty-One Page Forty-Two Zin Memoriam BARBARA WESTBROOK l E F il 3. il 'x ll JOYCE WHITESIDES With her flashing .vrnile and winning wayy, 4 Shcb' dcftined, wire Jnre, for happy dayff' Triship, Pep Squad, West Oflice, GAA., H. R. Of- ficer . l PATSY WHITWORTH Through her 1:-Zearant voice she ha: contributed mach to Hickman. Operetta, Jr. Red Cross, Honorary Music So- ciety, Make Up Club, French Club, Adv. Choir, Triple Trio, Double Sextet, Glee Club, Music X Festival, Triship. ANN WILSON Short and neat, blonde and Jwcetg Shcb' a gal that'5 hard to beat. Honorary Music Society, Band, H. R. Oflicer, Triship, Verse Choir. ROBERT WYATT Never ferioiu, never downhearted, alwayf realdy for a good time. y F.F.A. C3 yrsj, F.F.A. Basketball C2 yrsj, Visual Education. A. F In Qui' Classes Here in the roundhouse, better termed our classes, We receive cultural training to enable us to make our way in the World. Not only do we obtain guidance to make our short runs of Hickman successful, but knowledge to make our journey through life one of happiness and prosperity. In this roundhouse, We enjoy com- panionship With students and assistance from our teachers. Mirf Prather teacher hirtory. J 4 There rtitclentr in Mr. Thornaf, typing clarr are learning a practical rleill that will help thern in later yearr in college or in their profefrion. Page Forty- Three 'il lm V ' :L i. M l l iq 1 1, 32 1 in l w. , ir l ll ll '1 ll w ll rl r 1 Q i ui- J U 1? ,r W V I , l l il l r I w w F 1 lx i 1 i lp gil y r 51 V il 'll l I ,1 ii? l 1 1 1 ii, iff E E ,lk ' Nl Us? l'l 'ef' 'l 'a W i l 951 E? ' E X TE-f ' w X L' W l ls lil i ly rel CLASS OFFICERS il President TOM TRIMBLE , ,il li Vice-President Mg, DON WEEE 1 Seeretay 4 Q BEVERLY WEST 5 Treasurer 3 lk DORIS WYATT 4 . i H ' 1 V3 l lil ul just Enjoying the Ride . is gl We, the Juniors, are in the very heart of W our Wonderful journey. Our noisy Sophomore ride is over, and we look forward to our Senior ll? . . . streamline travel1ngs. At each stop, we gain Q in l new knowledge and are ever enthusiastic to 1 continue our journey through Hickman. lil y I Sjoomor E UI l :fl- fffl Miss MOORE IAN, ilk fl V Page Forty-Four in .1-, - if hh -rf- 05'- 'N 1-Q f Q S BARBARA IXDAIVIS SHIRLEY ALLEN BETTY ARNOLD TONIMY I-XTKINS BARBARA BACH BEVERLY BARNETT CHARLES BELL MARJORIE BERKLEY DORIS BLACKIIURN BILL BOHLING ANN BRADY GALEN BRANHAM NORMA JEAN BRINK DON BROWN SHIRLEY BUECKER DONALD BYERS BILL CALVERT -JANE CAPERS CAROLYN CARRUTH BARBARA CARVER NIONTIE CHRISTIAN VTAMES CLEVELAND EARL CRANE DONALD DEHAVEN LEROY DELES DERNIER BETTY DICKIE CAROLYN DICKSON EDNA DIGGS .JANE ANN DINWIDDIE DORIS DIXON -JOHN DUNHAM JOAN EASLEY PHYLLIS ELDER BETTY EPPERSON ELEANOR EUART Page Forty Fzve 1 I 1 2 . E I 5 III IIB ,, l I I ir II 23 I. Ii P: -Q 41 If U URNEY CARROLL EVANS KENT FELTZ BETTY FENTON JIM FLOCK ROBERT GARRETT HAROLD GENTRY DOROTHY GHOLSON ITALENE GLASCOCK ROBERT GROOMS JACK HARTUNG JOAN HAWKS RICHARD HAZELL HARRY HERMAN NELL HIBBARD DICK HITT -JAMES HITT LINDA HOLMAN WANDA HOUKE WANITA HOUKE MAYNARD HULETT HARRY HUNT MARIJANE IMMERTHAL PATSY JOHNSON LUVENIA JORDAN KAY KEENE DONALD KEMPER -JERRY KENNEDY DONALD KIDWELL ROBERT KIDWELL ROBERT KINDER A. B. LANSING CARLISLE LASSITER BARBARA LEAOH PATSY LEVAOY SHIRLEY LLOYD Page Fo1'ty-Sjx I 51 FRANCES LOWE JOHN LUZADER XNANDA SUE MARTIN TOMMY MATTHEWS BROOKS MCARTHY MARY MCBAINE MARILYN MCCOMB JACK MCKINNEY CHARLES MCLEAN PAUL MEDLEY PATSY MITCHELL JEAN MOHLER MARTHA MOREAU PATSY MORRIS DON MOSBY BILLY MOSLEY ROBERT MUSGRAVE CAROL. N AGEL RUTH NATHE RUTH NEAL WAYNE NELSON GEORGE NEWKIRK RUTH NICHOLS MARY FRANCES OLIV KATHLEEN OWENS REID PACE MARTHA PAGE MARVIN PEPPER DORIS POORE PHYLLIS PROCTOR DONNA QUIMBY ' ED RAPP ROY REED LINDA REIMULLER NORBIA REMI,EY ER Page Forty-Seven U URNEY RONALD RICKS KATHSY REITH FRED RIPPETO JOYCE RIPPETO CAROL ANN ROBERSON DALE RODMAN DOROTHY ROGERS NIELVIN SAPP NORMA SAPP WILLIAM SELBY LLOYD SHADRICK LEE SHEPPARD EDITH SHIPE GEORGE SIMPSON BENJAMIN SIMS JOANN SPARKMAN FRED SPIRES JIM STANKOWSKI ARTHUR STANLEY JOHN STEWART JOANN STONE MARGARET SULLIVAN FRANCES TAGGERT CAROLYN TERRY JOHN THOMAS ALLEN THORNTON SOANNA TODD TOM TRIMBLE JOYCE TURNER MARY LOU TURNER SALLY ANN TURNER SHIRLEY TURNER ROLAND VVALKER DON WEBB RUTH WEHRMANN Page F orty-E ight Il 2 i Q IQ --1 G f' ' I ,f,,,,,, X THEIIBIA YVESCOTT BEVERLY YV EST MARIE VVHEELER ROBERT XVILHITE FRANK VVILHITE DELORES XVILLIAMS JOHN WILIIIAMS DONALD VVOODS OWEN WORSTELL AUSTIN WRIGHT DORIS WYATT DONALD YOUNG More Problems in the Round-House Page Forty Nme HOMOR5 SOJOURN is - ' 'a 1.EiE'i:.q, Mafia , ' K1 . CLASS OFFICERS President SETH SLAUGHTER Vice-President BILL YOUNG S ecretary JANIS VICTOR Treasurer RITA HOLLIS Page Fifty MISS HOLLAND S ponsor Beginning the Exciting journey . . We, the Sophomores, bring up the caboose of this shiny Hickman train. We have just begun our exciting journey and can only dream of the Wonderful stops ahead. Like the train We represent, We Start Slowly but gain Speed and prestige as We go. HOMEROOM 205-MISS INGRUM Firrzt Row: Joan Paschang, Bob Smith, Harry Butler, Arthur Garcia, Katy Beary, Gregory Farrell, Dale Keene, Miss Ingrum, Erbie Baker, Christina Calvin. Second Row: Illa Mae Foster, Dolores Poll, Billy Smith, Dick Noel, Danny McLeod, Paul Bell, Gwendlyn Whitesides, Carol Roper, Patsy Dickson. Third Row: Jack Whitlock, Bill Vaughn, Peggy Maupin, Sandra Sorin, Eleanor Schaefer, Betty Dudley, Pat Dorsey, Billy Cunningham, Dale Thomas, Karen Aslin. HOMEROOM: LIBRARY-MRS, SPARGO Firm Row: Bud Thorp, John Itchner, Johnny Rouse, Bill Young, Martha Oder, Sharon R-oderick, Donna Kohrs, Mrs. Spargo, Dolly Ellis, Second Row: Sharon Palmer, Donna Chaney, Dorothy Bozarth, Ann Barnhart, Joan Jordan, Shirley Cunningham ! llflartha Davis, Sue Tremaine, Anna Lou Rogers, Lorline Roberts, Sue Hazel, Third Row: Larry Wilson, Robert Sapp, Eldon Winston, George Martin, Buzzy Stone, Lowell Bullard, Pete Chamberlain, Billy Barnes. Page Fifty-One HOMEROOM 207-MRS. MCCOMB Firm Row: Betty Sue Melloway, Billie McKenzie, Lois Terry, Sandra Cross, Bob Dinwiddie, Norma Wade, Mary Vandiver, Mrs. McComb. Second Row: Jimmy Breimer, Diana Miller, Joyce Hyde, Shirley Rhodes, Wanda Sue Barnes, Fern Wood, Carl Nichols, Seth Slaughter. Third Row: Richard Winn, Lois Nichols, Bill Starns, Cathrine Aarnes, B arbara Kearnes, Kenny Roberts, Marilyn Deles Dernier, Don Griliin. Page Fifty-Tzvo HOMEROOM 107-MRS. SHERRELL Firft Row: Mary Kite, Arthur Swygard, Janis Victor, Dorothy Purdy, Peggy Dolan, Mrs. Sherrell, Connie Calvert, Carl Holton. Second Row: Betty Jacobs, Gertrude Thomlin, Joy Roberts, Jean Millan, Betty Cunningham, Lois Cochran, Shirley Alton. Third Row: Robert Bindick, Betty Ruth Palmer, Junior Elson, Jerry Nicholson, Robert Henry, Mary Ruth Pace. HOMEROOM 213-MISS HOLLAND First Row: Jean Millan, Ronnie Lee, Rita Kay Hollis, Lynn Overstreet, Dale Ranz, Ellen Prather, Peggy Porter, Miss Holland, Virginia Jacobs, Jerry Whitworth. Second R-3-ws Joanne Clark, Glenda Mills, Iola Sontag, Barbara Hickham, Joanne Beary, Glenna Frazier, Donna Sue Calvin, Dorthea Drane, Eula Ray, Barbara Barnes. Tlzfifdf Row: Charlie Coons, George Gouker, James Latimer, Curtis Brown, Gail DeBord, Jerry Phillips, Kenny Cottle, Ronald Burks, Sharon Niles, Nancy Wood, Sue Griggs. HOMEROOM 212-MISS PRATHER Firm Row: Jerry Kurtz, Robert Calvin, Barbara Cotton, Fern Palmer, Bill Smith, Leslie Flynn, Margaret Caldwell, Miss Prather, Roger Niles, Jesse Curry. Second Row: Doris Chipley, Lurline Hathman, Barbara Humphreys, Jane Howard, Rochelle Goddard, Ann Powell, Marjorie Nichols, Laura Lee Robertson, Sylvia Gufhn, Shirley Stone, Shirley Sapp. Third Row: Bobby Wyatt, Dale Tipton, James Glodo, Don Hartley, Damon Faye, Kenneth Stephenson, Dale Bundy. Joan Vermer, Pat Leydon, Shirley Nlaupin, Barbara Ballew. Page Fifly- Three ? HOMEROOM 206-MRS. MALLETTE . Finn Row: Mary Johnson, Shirley Harman, Donald Roberts, Sue Reynolds, Howard London, Norma C-oats, Phyliss Sumner, Mrs. Mallette, Joan Johnson, Wanda Jewell Barnes. Second Row: John Rex Herzig, Loretta Stull, Bill Ridgeway, Don Singleton, , Jim Haden, Bradly Gilmore, Earl Myeres, Bob Claxton, Avalon Wilson. Third Rodd: Betty Smith, Martha Hunt, Jacqueline Carlos, Scotty Rees, Mary Jane Davis, Alice Neebe, Mary Hughes. HOMEROOM 114-MR. ELLIS Finn Row: Shirley Hall, Shirley Cleveland, Jack Creasy, Jimmy Ray, Bruce Gray, Don Cunningham, Mr. Ellis, Mary Jewell Reynolds, Mary Papin. Second Row: Natalie Tutt, Joe Wears, Harold Lawson, Mike Reid, Charles Twenter, Orlyn Evans, Ray Eorsee Jerry Knigge, Sandra Mitzell, Mary Brown. Third Row: Doris Ann Gruber, Shirley Jacobs, Marilyn Houghton, Minnie Jane Vaughn, Vivian Shaw, Bonnie Cook, Joyce Wyatt Hazel Johnson, Charles Chambers, Bobby Roberts. Page Fifty-Four 9 7 HOMEROOM F.F.A.-MR. SCHNEIDER Firm Row: Jerry Hofestetter, Jim Palmer, Clarence Allen, Jim Boillot, Don Jacobs, VVayne Sapp. Second Row: Dale 'Wood, Dale Fenton, Don Spencer, Frank Regan, lohfl BFIURH, Dale Wade. Third Row: Jim Morgan, Donald Bolli, Tom Fleetwood, Dean Crenshaw, Donald Snipes, Eugene Ballew, STREAMLINE WINNERS The boys in the Vocational Agri- culture class learned to be expert livestock judges. This livestock judg- ing team linished third in the State Livestock Judging Contest. They are left to right, Bob Calvin, Robert Grant, Mr. Schneider, Vernon Wade, and Jack Horton. Page F i fty-F ive W W W z W W W W W W W W W N W W W W W W W W W P F M X ' f f 5 1 X If I. E '. I ,I ,,. L. , .' 65 A lf X If SQLE-A . , . A r ff I i X ff I ff 0 X' K! X ,fzffifff , ,,, ,A A 1.5, . ' P xi? XX . 1 ,xt X 3 3 k I X 3 1 3 Q, y f gxmnn M!! 'f, , 9 ff' fee- 1 gi N L 5 ! 0 sfrv 1 A' 9' ff X f A' XX . 01 I exif' rffsdf :C 1 , - .,.1......-11-1-v Page Fifty-Seve Q -i BoB LEE, BILL HAWKINS FOOTBALL 9 The most exciting part of our Journey is at Stop 3, OUR ATHLETICS. The sons of Hickman, the Kewpies, chugged down the line to victory in eight out of nine of their regular season games and the post season Show-Me Bowl. They set a never- before accomplished record in Winning the Central Missouri Conference and being unscorecl upon by their opponents. Congratulations to the 1950 Kew- CO-Capmim pies on their excellent football season. FOOTBALL SCORES Kevvpies -- ............ 20 Fulton ......... ..,,,,,,, , 0 Kewpies -. ......... 7 Kirksville ....... .......... 1 4 Kewpies -- ......... 13 Mexico .............. ..... - 7 ialiewpies ..... .,....... 2 O Hannibal .............. ...,,, 0 xliewpies - ......... 20 jefferson City .,,,., ..,,.. O 1'KeWpies -- ......... 13 Sedalia .............. ..... . 0 1'Kewpies - ......... 19 M. M. A. ..,... .,,,, , O Kewpies .. ......... 21 Boonville 0 gllfewpies -- ......... 48 Kemper . .,.. -, 0 SHOWME BOWL KCWpieS ........................ ............. 4 0 Higginsville ..................... ...... 7 Kewpies total points ...... .........., 2 22 Opponents total points ,.,, ,,,,.,,,,, 2 8 iiconference Games' Senior Line-DeWayne Coleman, R. Martin, Bob Brown, John Hughes, Bob Lee, John Gilbert, Jim Lawrence Page Fifty-Eight FUQTBALL B111 Hawklns, Coach Roark Harold Edwards Cecll R1ce Bob Lee Football through the years has been our greatest game of body contact It 1S also a game of prec1s1on of self d1sc1pl1ne of team play to the ult1mate degree It eontams the elements that make It the Hnest game ever devlsed for Amerlcan Youth to whom compet1t1on comes so naturally The coachlng staff commends these Hne young men for a Job Well done Coach Roark I R MARTIN DEWAYNE COLEMAN BoB BROWN Fmst Team All Confevence QETLZOTS Page Fzfty Nme 9 3 .a - ' 2 ' 7 ' ' D 4. ',. - - f- . ,- L 0. .I-. FOOTBALL RUGGED KEWPIE LINE r These seniors composed the best line in Central Missouri, allowing their opponents only 28 points all season. So We say, Well done , to our senior Kewpies. FOOTBALL SQUAD Front Row: left to right, John Gilbert, Junior Kyger, John Paul Davis, Tom Rutledge, Bob Lee, Bill Hawkins, Bob Brown, Homer Martin, R. Martin, DeWyane Coleman, Jim Lawrence, and Lewis Roemer. Second Row: Dick Hazell, Kenny Roberts, John Dunham, Bob Musgrave, Jerry Whitesides, John Hughes, Bill Young, Owen Worstell, Ronald Burks, Galen Branham, and Don Webb. Third Row: Johnny Martin, manager, Robert Kinder, Donald Whitesides, Robert Wilhite, Kenny Cottle, Bill Starnes, Robert L. Roark, Coach, Harold Edwards, Asst. Coach, Cecil Rice, Asst. Coach, George Simpson, John Russey, Don Byers, and Roland Walker. Page Sixty BOB MUSGRAVE GALEN BRANHAM HOMER MARTIN JOHN HUGHES JIM LAWRENCE JUNIOR KYGER TOM RUTLEDGE JOHN GILBERT SUMMARY GF FOGTBALL GAMES The Purple and Gold eleven began its 1950 season with a rousing 20-0 win over the powerless Fulton Hornets. A big obstacle presented itself in the form of the Kirksville Tigers. The Tigers, with a backfield aver- aging 180 lbs., led by quarterback Don Sylvara, powered their way to two touchdowns to the Kewpies' one. This heartbreaking game proved to be the only Hickman upset of the season. The Kewpies got back on the victory track by nip- ping the Mexico Bulldogs 13-7 in a very hard fought game .This was the first time in six years a Columbia team had won from Mexico. The Hrst conference tilt of the season was played on the home field with the Hannibal Pirates. The Kew- pies came out on the long end of the score in their second 20-0 win. . Posting their fourth victory of the season the Hick- manites spoiled the Jeff City Homecoming with their third 20-0 triumph. . The undefeated Sedalia Tigers found it rough going as the Kewpies made it a perfect Homecoming Day by defeating them in a brilliantly battled game, 13-0. The following week the Purple and Gold traveled to M.M.A. for their fourth conference encounter. The game was played in the afternoon under a blazing sun with the Kewpies winning their fifth shutout 19-0. The Kewpies next toured to Boonville for a non- conference game. The Pirates showed plenty of spirit and the first half remained scoreless, but the Kewpies came back fighting in the second half and scored three touchdowns, winning the game 20-0. Taking their seventh shut-out and also winning the conference the Kewpies thoroughly trounced the Kem- per Yellowjackets, 48-0. This was the biggest winning margin of the season. By virtue of their season's record and high calibre of playing, the Kewpies were invited to play in the annual Show-Me Bowl. The opponent was a fine northwestern Missouri team who had only lost one game that season, Higginsville. The Kewpies proved to be much the better team by defeating Higginsville 40-7. This was the final game for 1950 with a Hick- man record of 9 and 1. Page Sixty-One i FGOTBALL These action shots show the kind of play- ing and' team Work that Won the CMC Championship for the Kewpies. These hard driving backs and hustling linemen combined with a fine coaching staff were the principle reasons for the Kewpies ex- cellent season. The big Kewpie linemen outcharged their opponents all year and were a terror among the oppositions, backf field men. This Hne season certainly made every player's work, sweat, and sacrilice Worthwhile and their Journey Through Hickmann very successful. Kygerlf toe if at true af a trairfy whiftle FIGHTING DOWN TI-IE LINE Yhefe are the Kewpie ftarters who battered the The receiver of thir part needy no 'cow-catcher' enemy Zmef. J . , I ts full :team ahead for rehable Homer Ma1'tzn. Capt. 'Hawkfhaw' chfagx through the img Page Sixty-Two N Q'- g i 1 I it .QQ BASKETBALL The Kewpie basketball team finished with a successful record this season. They didn't fare too Well in the early season tourna- ments but Were oHi to a rapid start in the conference by Winning their first three league games. Then they were halted by two straight set-backs by Sedalia and Jefferson City. Hannibal took the league lead and going looked rough, but the Kewpies Werenlt to be headed and promptly bounced back by drubbing lVl.lVl.A., Hannibal, Kem- per, and Sedalia by lofty scores. Again the Kevvpies were stopped by the invading Jays from Jefferson City and had to settle with a three-Way tie for Hrst place with Hannibal and Jefferson City. Con- gratulations to our high-spirited Kewpies and conductor, Coach EDWIN ELLIOTT Roark, for keeping Hickman a school of champions. The Steam of Cut Team Each member of the team contributed to the scoring spectacle With Bob Musgrave leading with 248 points. Tom Trimble and Wayne Nelson were next in line. Jim Lee, Garland Pepper and Bill Young provided the height and rebounding ability. Don Webb and Foster Tekotte turned in excellent floor Work as stand- ins for Elliott and Trimble. John Hughes, Darrell Crane, and Jack McKinney Were commendable reserves. MUSGRAVE TRIMBLE NELSON LEE Page Sixty-Three' Q . BASKETBALL SQUAD First Row: Managers Don Brown and Johnny Martin. Second Row: Foster Tekotte, Bob Musgrave, Coach Roark, Tom Trimble, Wayne Nelson. Third Row: Ed Elliott, Bill Young, Garland Pepper, Jim Lee, Darrell Crane, Jack McKinney. John Hughes and Don Webb not pictured. TEKOTTE YOUNG lVlCKINNEY PEPPER H UGHES L CRANE PUFFING ON TO VICTORY Scores IQSO SI BOONVILLE INVITATIONAL TOURNAMENT umb1a efferson Clty Umbla M M A Columb1a 49 Boonvllle CHth01lC umb1a Moberly Columbla 27 UH1VCfS1ty Hlgh Columbla 36 Centraha Columbla Columbxa Columb1a Columbla Columb1a Columbla Columbxa 4 Moberly M M A Hannlbal M M A Hanmbal Kemper Sedalxa umb1a Hanmbal Umbla Moberly umbla Kemper umbra Sed aha REGIONAL TOURNAMENT Columb1a 48 Eldon Columbxa 31 St Peters x,olumb1a 31 Boonvllle Won 12 Lost 9 Page Sixty Fzve 1 Col 1 ' ,....................... 25 I ' ............... -26 . --'---4----------------- . . ------ 22 Cof. ' ........................ 51 . . . ,,.,,,,,,,,,.,,,,.. ,..,,,,47 , ---..---.-----'-- ---- b . . . ---------- 34 Coi. ' ............,,,.,,,,,,,, 47 .,.,,.,,..,,,,,,,,., M46 . ---------------------.-- . ----------V------4------ 30 Coi, ' .......,.,,,......,,.... 63 ' ,,,,, Q ,.,,,,,,,,,,, ,044 Cof, ' ........................ 31 ,,..,,,,.....,,,,,,,,,,,.. 34 E CoQ ' ........................ 73 .,........................ 40 CMC TOURNAMENT COL . .---------------------'- 534 I ---.--A-----.---'-.-4---- -50 I ------------------------ 42 ------------------------ 44 CoQumbia ........................ 36 Jefferson City ......,....... 44 ' ,,,,,,,, ,, ..4......... 4 . . . ...................... .29 ' ' ,,,,,,,,-,.-,,,,,,,,,.,, 41 ' ,,,.,.,,,,,,,,,...,..... 45 - ,,,,rrr,,,,,.,,....r.r, L36 . . . .re...........,.r....., ---21 - 4444,r, ,,,-rr44,,,,,,,, 3 4 ' ,,,,,,,,,,,,,r.......... 33 ' .....rr............. ......rrr..rr.,,....r.rr ...---28 ' l,,,,,,,,,,A--4,.,, , ,.,, 38 ,,,,,-,,,,,,,,,.,..,...... 29 ' ........................ . .................... .-41 ' ,,-.,,,,..,, ,-,.,, ,,,- 3 6 ' ,,,.,,,,,4,,,,,,,,,,,,,,..,. 40 'N ' ........................ ' ..................... --.39 TRACK The track team of Hickman is another fine Way in which our Kewpie passengers can demonstrate their in- dividual skill and also bring honors to Hickman. Back this year is star hurdler, George Simpson, and other ex- perienced men as Bob Musgrave, Harold Gentry, Jim Law- rence, Jim Cleveland, and DeWayne Coleman. Congratu- lations to our Kewpie track team and Coach Rice for their commendable season. Page Sixty-Six GEORGE SIMPSON Cn the Track Harold Gentry is the dash man. Hillis Crowell is another dash man. DeWayne Coleman and jim Cleveland are milers. The largest and one of the most active clubs in Hick- man-that's the Girls' Athletic Association. The organiza- tion is open to every girl taking a journey on the KeWpie Special who is interested in sports and Wishes to show her skill in actual participation. Each member takes her ath- letics seriously, and there certainly is no sissy stuff in the many fast and exciting games. Who said girls were the weaker sex! CHARLOTTE STANLEY Fun Along the Line The club sponsors many activities for its members, a couple of them being basketball and shuffleboard. The incentive for participation are the awards earned by the point system. Page Sixty-Seven i The GAA. is sponsored by Mrs. Mallette, and under her direction a Wide variety of sports and recrea- tional activities, such as intramural tournaments,.has been held. No spe- cial qualihcations are needed except interest, and this organization con- tributes much to make our train ride interesting. Page Sixty-Eight There girls :how a .vam- ple of their ehthufiafmi in participating irt volleyball games. ferry Lawrence fhozvf rteat form in executing the Jhootmg of her arrow. There two girly are cen- ter forwarals irt the fast and furiotlf game of jielcl hockey. Ping-pong if a little flower perhapf than some of the other fportf, but juft af intereftirtg anal popular. Tlzmzclering Noise of the Passing ' A. A Tmin Cheerleaders leaders this year. They have been en- thusiastic ancl agile in leading the pep squad and the spectators in all the favorite yells. Those flashy jackets of bright purple and gold you see dash- ing around here on game-days are of those flashy, dashing, cheerleaders. They have done much this year to build up Hickman's school spirit and loyalty Row I Marijane lmmerthal Martha Crane Barbara Brelsch Row 7 Anne English Wanda Tharp Kay Edwards PEP SQUAD The Pep Squad Wh1ch was enlarged last year has advanced to be what We hope IS a Wonderful tradition They have helped Hickman not only for athletic events but for all school actlvltles A few of the examples are the dances they sponsor after the games the assembly and the chill suppe for the entlre C Club Wlth their sponsor Mrs Mallette and under the very capable leadershlp of Sally Houdersheldt pep squad truly lived up to its responsibiltnes on our ride Page S'1'cty A me . . , , . -. , , . - W-f in gig T T Q Q s I i My v 2 ' . . - 7 J ' . . . , , 1 ' . 2 ' . , . . . .. I Y , . K , V A. - 7. Hickman is proud of its cheer- 'ig i - --Sl W - Q Page Seventy 4- ' 1 'N EY fgzfefb ,Q 9' I Xi- px 9 o s , rv A I 1 1 'nf I vain I pl' X wg' ' 3' X iff X 1 if ' s 0 lf' -- fir P 'Q' 9' Ca GORDON KINGSLEY Student Body President Student Conductors Remember the first assembly of the year, when Gordon took over for the first time? The upperclassmen were proud of their choice to fill the olhce of student body president. Sophomores looked with awe upon a student Who could fearlessly stand up and command the attention and respect of the Whole student body, especially the balcony full of SENIORS. That day, although We suspect that Gordon Was a little bit scared, he showed his willing- ness to take on the responsibility of guiding the efforts of the stu- dent council and the students on their Journey Through Hick- manf' He has good help in the other oH:1cers of the council, Anne, Barbara, and Kirkie. Anne is the guiding light behind our assem- blies, which are always the Very best. Barbara and Kirkie, among their other duties, add pep and beauty to our assemblies, making our Journey Through Hickman a more pleasant one. A Student Body Gflicers ANNE ENGLISH Vtce-Prefident Page Seventy- Two BARBARA BREISCH KIRKIE BRAGG S6CT61id1'y Trearurer Student Council The first and sceond semester council members hold a great responsibility in serving the school. Their job is one requiring skill, hard work and common sense Throughout the year they sponsor many activities, the Kewpie Karnival being thve highlight. All these activities contribute to the treasury to enable each council to com- plete a project and thus serve the future Kewpies on their ujourney Through Hickman. FIRST SEMESTER STUDENT COUNCIL Row I: Kirkie Bragg, Gordon Kingsley, Anne English, Barbara Breisch, Row 2: Bar- bara Cotton, Mary Vandiver, joy Rothwell, Sue Reynolds, Rita Hollis, Janis Victor, Sally Houdersheldt, Eleanor Euart, Mr. Hass, Tom Atkins, Row 3: R. Martin, Frances Lynes, Hillis Crowell, Charles Daniel, Ronnie Ricks, Phyllis Proctor, Mary Frances Cliver, Ruth Wehrmann, Jackie Matthews. SECOND SEMESTER STUDENT COUNCIL ' I.. K' k' B 1 , G d- Kngsley, Anne English, Barbara Breisch, Row 2: Mr Tljzilss Bevi-:rrlye Jacoli ljliihitlbck, Shirley Hall, Norma Coats, Sandra Cross, Charles lVlcQuitty, Joan Euart, June Henderson, Martha Dysart, Linda Holman, Toni Knight Sylvia Guflin, Doris Blackburn, Row 3: Wayne Nelson, Arthur Swygard, Martin, Bill Young, Jack McKinney, John Dunham, Ronnie Lee, B-ob Showers, Ronnie ' Ricks, Lynn Overstreet. I Page Seventy - Three I I I I I I I I I I I, I III II III IIN I ,I iI I II :'I I I I I II I I II I V I Ii II II' I I I fII I ,I I I . II II I I I 1 I I I I II A I I I I II, I I I Assemblies Homecoming Homecoming on the Hickman Train is more than a parade, a dance, and an assembly. Itas the highlight of the football season when the squad honors their favor- ite sweetheart. Queen Barbara Breisch, attended by Carol Ann Roberson and Rita Hollis, was crowned by co-captains Bob Lee and Bill Hawkins, and then enter- tained by the traditional Home- coming Assembly. That night the incredible Kewpies made the day a perfect one by a '13 to 0 victory over Sedalia. The 1951 Homecom- ing Was not one to be compared or excelled as We completed one more mile of our Journey Through Hickmanf' Remember When Sedalia Came Steaming In? The Hahgmawff Ballad The Queen Goef Through Town Victory Shake Dance Page Seven ty-Four Christmas Pageant One of the high points of our journey was the annual Christmas Pageant. There shall al- ways be Christmas when neither War, intoler- ance, hypocrisy, selfishness, nor even the fiends in Hades can destroy that Wonderful spirit. The annual tradition of the parade of the Christmas baskets was again carried on by the student council who distributed these as gifts. The Christmas spirit was combined with that of Hickman to make it a memorable event. HThere Shall Be Christmas Q BARBARA BARTON MARTHA DYSART FRANCES BECKER l 1 Outside a White cathedral, the modern dance group con- tributed to the peaceful set'- ting as they performed to Schubert's Ave Maria, While the girls of the blue veil pro- cession watched from their positions in the snow. From the stained glass Window of the cathedral's tower, Cher- ubim and Seraphim Won- dered why, with such beauty on earth, men cannot love each other, but they decided it will just take time, as Norman Corwin's poem, The Plot to Overthrow Christmas Was presented by the 'fiends of Hadesf, Page Seven ty-Five Another highlight of the football sea- son is the annual Pep Squad assembly. With its theme that of a radio broadcast and its sponsor Sadacol, the assembly went through many entertaining minutes as the girls mimicked the members of our football team, supposedly as they whipped Boonville. Page Seventy-Six 'Tm a Lady is the mimic theme of this impersonation done by Ronnie Ricks and Sally Turner. These two students give programs for assemblies, enter amateur contests and other public shows, and are always giving the audience real enter- tainment and enjoyment. MR. HAss PRESENTS TROPHY The girls Leaders Club really put up a fight to down the faculty in their annual Volleyball game. But their work paid off, as you see here, when they received this hand- some trophy, a beautiful, worthless, genuine, non- corroding, non-rusting, l- gallon tin bucket. lint Jingf Thorax No Tovnowozvn f'.Mmnbo-fnonbo Will Hoodoo You fm Little But fan Load. Sylvia Plays MaZaguena ,Vw Planning with MH. Williavnf Sophonzoref on Stage Page Seventy-Seven JUNIUR JAMBOREE PAUL MEDLEY, MARIJANE IMME-RTHAL, FRANCES 'rAGGERT, DON BROWN, PHYLLIS PROCTOR, DON WEBB. P C'Beyond the Blue Horizon We were transferred Onto a beautiful tropical island with palm trees swaying in the breeze while the talented juniors performed with native dances, songs, and chants to the music of the islands. In this wonderful land, Queen Phyllis and King Don reigned amid peace, happiness, and contentment, and when the sun set on this exotic scene, everyone was looking forward to a wonderful evening. Sophomore Assembly Most Versatile: Sandra Sorin, Seth Slaughter and Sylvia Guffin. Most Popular: Bill Young and Janis Victor. The Sophomores in their Valentine Assembly, captured our hearts with their entertaining antics and goOd-look- ing royalty. With their abundance of talent, we know they possess the materials from which Kewpies are made. Page Seven ty-Eight Here we see Johnny Martin portraying a very realistic looking Kewpid. Hiding in a decorated box, he surprised us all. The Train s Music ADVANCED CHOIR Hickman is very fortunate to have on their train the un- usually talented Advanced Choir which certainly adds color and harmony to our ride. Under the capable di- rection of Mr. Ellis, these sing- ers performed in various pro- grams and assemblies. The choir is taught to appreciate and perform music of all types, and we commend them for their outstanding con- tributions to our Journey Through Hickman. BAND The activities of the band are many and varied Early in the school year home foot ball games were enlivened by the snappy marching of the band Our assemblies surely Wouldn t pep us up and add so much to the ritual if it were not for the band Hickman ites can Well be proud of their band and its service to school and community on our excit ing Journey THL THREE ROBERTS Much more comes of the band than just practice Here these three boys show their stuff While these peppy SIX strike a pos1t1on we all remember from the football season im Flock drum major Patsy Morris drum mayorette Baton twlrlers Barbara Carver Donna Kohrs Frances Taggert and Doris Blackburn Pa e Seventy Nme , , I , . , . . - 4. l , s , 9 . Q s 1 . 3 J- . 8 f Row I: Donna lngwerson, Connie Reynolds, Martha Crane, Barbara Gee, Row 2: Jackie Matthews, Jim Lawrence, Wanda Gay Tharp, Hillis Crowell, Anne English, Kirkie Bragg, Barbara Breisch, Row 3: Don Singleton, Janie Faurot, Bob Lee, Tom Rutledge, R. Martin, Pat Murphy, Jack Horton, Homer Martin. Page Eighty SENICR PLAY Miss Esther Jones .... Eleanor Coleman .... Betsy Miller ...... Alice Williams . . . Carolyn Smith .,... Floyd Page, Jr. ..... . Irvin 'Worthington .... Howard Bowen .... Max Davis ...... Norman Kelch . . . Mr. Hayes Mrs. Hayes ., f f,. HToo Many Dates CAST Louane Miller ...,...... Wanda Cay Tharp Paul Chase ...... ...... J im Lawrence Mr. Henry Miller .... .... H illis Crowell Mrs. Adelaide Miller . . . .... Anne English . . . . .Kirkie Bragg ackie Matthews . . . .Martha Crane . . . .Pat Murphy . . . . .Kay Edwards . . .Homer Martin . . .Tom Rutledge Don Singleton . . . .john Hughes . . . .Jack Horton .......Bob Lee Jane Faurot Verse Choir The students in speech are one of the most active groups in school. They present the Homecoming Assembly, Christmas Pageant, and Senior Play annually. The Verse Choir has been honored by many out of town invita- tions, as Well as local programs. These performances have brought recognition to Hickman and helped make the Hickman Train a Special. All of these activities are under the skillful and expert direction of Mrs. Helen D. Williams. Page Eighty-On UHHN Barbara Breisch o ATTEN DANTS Carol Ann Roberson Rita Hollis gh ty-Two HUMEEUMINH SI. PHVS UHHN Virginia Duck ATTENDANTS W .I .M , Kirkie Bragg ' Jackie Matthews Hillis Crowell-Radiance Page Eighty-Three MAR JORIE MARTIN WANDA GAY THARP KAY EDWARDS MARTHA DYSART SALLY HOUDERSHELD'T ANNE ENGLISH BETTY FOSTER BARBARA BREISCH Page Eighty-Four MHY UUHN Jackie Matthews ATTEN DANTS MCST POPULAR HOMER MARTIN BARBARA BREISCH E IQRS MOST VERSATILE BOB BROYVN ' , , , f A g ,f f ff , , JACKIE MATTHEWS Page Eighty-Five Sophomores MOST POPULA R BILL YOUNG JANIS VICTOR MOST VERSA TILE SETH SLAUGHTER SANDRA SORIN SYLVIA GUFFIN Page Eighty-Six uniors MOST POPULAR GALEN BRANHAM MARIJANE IMMERTHAL MOST VERSA TILE TOM TRIMBLE BEVERLY WEST .48 .4 r ax. s ,.:, Q in 1 vw Wi! f rig Mini . N. n M . x Aww? X i in , Y l .il A?xxv'w3isw.f'zg human-a......,....a...,...Q .,,.., f. , . mnumrfiii ,iff The National Honor Society The National Honor Society is composed of high school students who excel in scholarship, leadership, character, and service. During a class's stay at Hickman, Hfteen percent of its members are chosen by both faculty and members, With the faculty making the Hnal decision. Membership in the National Honor Society is one of the greatest honors to be received at Hickman. I 'us 6 H A .,,, iff 'Yr NATIQNAL HONOR SOCIETY TEA At the beginning of the second se- mester each year, additional members are taken in, and at this time a tea is given for the new members and parents by the present members of the organization. Four short talks are given in explanation of the society's ideals. Pictured are a few of those enjoying the tea. ' Page Eighty-Seven NATIONAL ART HONOR SOCIETY Students possessing superior art ability receive admission to this club.. These stu- dents sponsor art functions and other ac- tivities during the school year. Sponsor, Mrs. Long. Row I: Nell Rose Hibbard, Vivian Tur- ner, Darrell Crane, Mary Virginia Sco-bee, Georganne Calvin. Row 2: Sally Turner, Charles Daniel, Jim Cleveland, Donna Fulkerson. Row 3: Ginny Duck, Bill Mosley, Roy Reed. i TRIREME Trireme is composed of twelve senior girls chosen on the basis of service, standards and sociability. This is the executive board of Triship, an all girls' service organization. Sponsor: Mrs. Williams. Row I: Anne English, jackie Matthews, June Henderson, Jane Faurot, Marjorie Martin, Wanda Tharp. Row 2: Sally Houdersheldt, Martha Dy- sart, Barbara Breisch, Kirkie Bragg, Kay Edwards, Betty Foster. QUILL Sz SCROLL Students talented in the Held of journal- ism receive deserved recognition in this or- ganization. These are students who were the foremost journalists on the Purple Sz Gold. Sponsor, Miss Howell. Rowulr Barbara Breisch, Gordon Kings- ley, Shirley Lyle, jackie Matthews. Row 2: Anne English, Jane Faurot. Page Eighty-Eight FRANKLIN CLUB Franklin Club is an honorary history club. Students making up this club hear guest speakers and learn the more interest- ing side of history. A banquet in the spring for new members is an annual event. Spon- sor Miss Prather. Row I. Barton Berkley Adams Din- widdie Bragg Holman Matthews Hen- derson Gee Proctor Epperson West Hu lett Hibbard Row 2 Glascock Breisch Mitchel Tur ner Acton Euart Danley Ingwerson Nathe Poore Murphy Turner Bach Row 3 Trower Williams Diggs Lynes Duck Daniel Athy Reed English Capers Reith Dickson Elder Kyle Reynolds Scobee Row 4 Matthews Bell Feltz Sims Wyatt Oliver Dysart Becker Wehrmann Faurot Hazell Lawrence Lassiter BLUE TRIANGLE Blue Triangle is a club honoring those students with interest and intelligence in mathematical subjects They also sponsor the St Pat s dance and assembly Sponsor Mrs Gaddum Row I Matthews Bragg Gee Nathe D1nw1dd1e Byers Duck Dickson Dickson Barton Brady Guflin Row 2 Maupin Elder Euart Ingwer son Allen Stull Vemer Wyatt Roderick Row 3 Scobee Schaefer Brelsch Dan ley Acton Houghton Proctor Holman Reith Howard Layden Row 4 Rutledge Bell Stanley Hartley Reed Dohllng Sims Daniel Hazell Eau rot Henderson Ridgeway Stankowski Lassiter HONORARY MUSIC SOCIETY This society honors persons with either a vocal or lnstrumental superiority These students work for further promotion 1n the Held of music Sponsor Mr Ellis Row I ane Eaurot Ann Wilson Hillrs Crowell Barbara Barton oan Trower Ronnie Lee anie Immerthal Katheryn Hulett Row? Carol Evans oAnne Sparkman Doris Wyatt Pat Murphy Betty Foster Carol Nagel Carolyn Barnhart Grnny Duck Bob Seifert Avalyn Wilson ack Horton Vivian Turner George Newkirk Sally Turner Jim Lawrence Alice Neebe Pc e Ezghty Nme 7 . 3 5 5 9 Q Q 3 Q' Q Q Q Q ' , . 'I Q Q Q ' Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q - 'n . 7 Q . Q 7 Q Q Q Q Q Q Q f Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q 'Q . Q Y 3 J ' , . . . , v 1 w: , . , , . , Q Q Q Q Q Q Q ' 'I 7 3 Q I - Q Q Q Q Q Q Sorin, Hummel. 'i Q Q Q ' Q Q Q Q Q Q Q ' , : . . , , . , , I 1 GQ Q Q Q Q . , X Q!! - Q Q 7 Y . . , . . 1 I , , Q Q l Q .T Q , I , 1 -' ,I , Q Q . Q Q D . Q Q Q Y Q Q Q 1 Q Q Q Q Q ' lg . 74 . GOLDEN 'QUILL Golden Quill is composed of students ex- celling in creative writing ability. These creative efforts are compiled each year in a miniature year book. Sponsor, Mrs. Lund. Row I: Phyllis Proctor, Jane Faurot, Charles Daniel, Ginny Duck, Jim Stankow- ski, Frances Becker, Barbara Breisch. Row 2: Linda Holman, Jane Capers, Jim Lawrence, Darrell Crane, Ruth Wehrmann, Jackie Matthews. Row 3: Roy Reed, Toni Knight, Gordon Kingsley, June Henderson, Lynn Bates, Kirkie Bragg, Jane Ann Dinwiddie. KEY CLUB Key Club is a newly organized service club sponsored by Kiwanis International. The boys who make up this organization are the leaders of the three classes, selected on Hve outstanding traits. Sponsor, Mr. Dunkin. Row I: Roy Reed, Gordon Kingsley, John Hughes, Jack McComb, Charles Dan- iel, Bob Brown, Tom Rutledge, Benjamin Sims, Seth Slaughter, Don Singleton. Row 2: Jim Lawrence, Arthur Swygard, Jack Creasy, Tom Trimble, Buzzy Stone, Tom Atkins. Row 3: John Stewart, Mike Reid, Bill Ridgeway, Dick Hazell, Jack McKinney, Leroy Deles Dernier, Ronnie Lee, Richard Turner. Row 4: Lee Sheppard, Jack Horton, ,Iohn Dunham, Don Byers, Jim Cleveland, Dar- rell Crane, L. W. Goslin, Lynn Bates. C CLUB C Club is made up of all boys lettering in any field of athletics. These boys sponsor the sales of basketball and football pro- grams. Sponsor, Mr. Roark. Row 1: Bob Musgrave, Tom Rutledge, DeWayne Coleman, Jim Lawrence, Johnny Martin, Bob Brown, Jr. Kyger, R. Mar- tin, Don Byers. Row 2: George Simpson, John Hughes, Coach Roark, Doodie Roemer, Ed Elliot, Don Brown. Row 3: Paul Medley, John Russey, Dick Hazell, Galen Branham, Bill Young, Gar- land Pepper, Cookie Whitesides. Row 4: Danny MacLeod, Bill Ridgeway. Page Ninety F.F.A. A group of boys who have a definite in- terest in becoming farmers. Sponsor, Mr Schneider. Row I: Sapp, Calvin, Fenton, Vemer Deles Dernier, Horton, Palmer, Wade, Cal: vin, McQuitty, Morgan, Wood, Ballew. Row 2: Hofstetter, Crane, Grooms, Boil- lot, Bolli, Davis, Wilhite, Fleetwood, Trax- ler, Pace, Gilpin, Duncan, Crenshaw, Mc- Grath, Regan, Brittan. Row 3: Thomas, Palmer Allen Shaw Nienaber, Halbert, R. Graht, B.,GrantZ Wyatt, Caldwell, Estes, Gentry, La Roe, Monroe, Snipe, Wade, Spencer. V F.H.A. Miss Powell teaches the modern methods of homemaking to these girls. Sponsor, Miss Powell. Row I: Marilyn Deles Denier, Maggie Sullivan, Peggy Maupin, Joan Sparkman, Joy Rothwell, Joyce Hyde, Mary Brown. Row 2: Joan Jackson, Rosemary Snod- grass, Doris Chipley, Betty Fenton, Delores Williams, Norma Sapp, Sue Tremaine. Row 3: Shirley Maupin, Karen Aslin, De- lores Spiva, Vivian Turner, Mary Johnson, Hazel Johnson, Dorothea Drane, Barbara Ballew. LEADERS CLUB This is composed of the senior leaders in the field of girls, athletics. Sponsor, Mrs. Mallette. Row I: Betty Foster, Martha Crane, Kay Edwards, Wanda Tharp, Jeannette Dothage, Sally Houdersheldt, Shirley Lyle, Kirkie Bragg. Row 2: Jackie Matthews, Joan Robert- son, Rowena Reeves, Ruth Reid, Mrs. Mal- lette, Charlotte Stanley, Martha Dysart, Barbara Ferrill, Carolyn Barnhart. . Row 3: Frances Becker, Dorothy Jurgens- meyer, Anne English, Donna Crenshaw, Le- queta Carlos, Doris Martin, Barbara Breisch, Marjorie Martin, Jane Faurot. Page Ninety-One SPANISH CLUB This club furthers the students' interest in the Spanish language, customs, and peo- ple. Sponsor, Miss Holland. Row I: Marijane' lmmerthal, Phyllis Proctor, Marjorie Berkley, Carol Ann Rob- erson, Jane Capers. Row 2: Ann Brady, Dorothy Rogers, Doris Blackburn, Delores Williams. Row 3: Carlisle Lassiter, Dick Hazell, Jim Stankowski, Darrell Crane, Kent Feltz. RIFLE CLUB Here instruction is given to juniors and seniors in the care and operation of the .22 caliber r1He. Sponsor, Mr. Edwards. Row I: Don Mosby, C. W. Edgar, Lloyd Shadrick, Charles McLean. Row 2: Don. Rippeto, Harold Edwards, Arthur Stanley. , MAKE-UP CLUB Their assistance makes possible many colorful stage productions. Sponsor, Miss Ingrum. Row I: Virginia Jacobs, Peggy Maupin, Betty Dudley, Peggy Dolan. Row 2: Donna Quimby, Marilyn Hough- ton, Sandy' Sorin. 20-S A group of secretarial practice students from which the ideal secretary is chosen an- nually. Sponsor, Miss Jordan. Row I: Shirley Niles, Bonnie Wayland. Row 2: Juanita Rice, Jane McClintic. Row 3: Jeannette Dothage, LaVerne Hartley. Row 4: Anita Bell, Betty Corley. Those not in picture are: Betty Crane, Gerry Lawrence, and Frances Trent. Page Ninety-Two AQ' LIBRARY CLUB These students are of valuable service to 'Hickman and Mrs. Spargo through their efficiency in the library. Sponsor, Mrs. Spargo. Row I: Mary Johnson, Wanda Jewell Barnes, Joan Easley, Peggy Maupin, Mrs. Spargo. Row 2: Martha Page, Norma Brink, Donna Sue Calvin, Eleanor Schaeffer, Iola Sontag, Luvenia Jordan, Joan Jor- dan, Barbara Kearnes. E WEST OFFICE These students give service to the school, as well as gain valuable office ex- perience by working in the West Office. Sponsor, Mrs. Reichman. Row I: Gertrude Tomlin, Norma Coats, Betty Melloway, Tootsie,' God- dard, Wanda Sue Martin, LaVerne Hart- ley, Mrs. Reichman, Frances Trent Betty Epperson, Wanda Houke, Wanitzi Houke. EAST OFFICE These girls Work a period each day helping Mrs. Williams and Miss Mary int their Work, and they also gain valuable experience. Jackie Matthews, Donna Ingwersen, Sharon Parmon, Pat Murphy, Jeannette Dothage, Martha Dysart, Anne English, Claire Reuther. Y-TEENS This is the high school branch of the Y.W.C.A. and sponsors many communi- ty projects. Sponsor, Mrs. McComb. Row I: Nell Rose Hibbard, Shirley Cleveland, hdartha Kyle, Patsy Turner, Mary Virginia Scobee, Delores Spiva. Row 2: Wanita Houke, Phyllis Elder, Betty Cleveland, Betty Crane, Wanda Houke. Row 3: Sandra Cross, Betty Skari, Doris Martin. Page Ninety-Three JIM STANKOWSKI CGPURPLE E5 GDLDM These fine journalists have done an excellent job in keeping our Kewpie passengers informed along their journey. Each issue has presented a glimpse of Hickman life, making an important contribution to our ride. This journalistic training will be a real asset in future life, as Well as furnish the Kewpies with many hours of pleas- ure. Congratulations for a line year and an excellent paper. Y E ditor-in-C hief ...,... Afyociate Editor ,.,,,. Bitfineff Manager ..... Circulation Manager ., Feature Editor ..,,.... Club Editor ...,...... Page Ninety-Four PURPLE AND GOLD STAFF Stankowski Cirl'5 Sport: Editor ,,,.....,,..-.,--.Jane Capers Nell Rose Hibbard Boy'f Sporty Editor .,,,.,,........,,,..,.,,..,.,,,. Jack McKinney Carol Ann Roberson Typing Editor ,,,.......,.....,............... Mary Frances Oliver Phyllis Sue Proctor Copy Editorf ...,..,.,... Ruthie Wehrmann, Charles Bell ,.........Carlisle Lassiter Adfoertifing Holman .........Carol Dickson Sponyor .,,.---lVliss Mary Holland The UCRESSET CLASS reports the ha er ' 1 pp rings of tie 1951 journey Thro11ghHick1nanf' fackie Matthewf, Mary Virginia Seooee, Bob Brow n, Darrell Crane, Harry Herrnan, lane Henaferfon. Harry looks for icleaf while Darrell and Bob typef copy while jane create: Jorne niore. Mary Virginia write copy. jackie pofef for Harry. fllrf. Long teaclief the clam. Page Ninety-Five CANDIDS Lurlirie Nichol! drying dishes. Setting the table. Min, mm, good! Zllifx Powell demofmtratef. MQ- Relaxing in the dining car of our train. Mr. Rice zieaeliey driver trairiirig Page Ninety-Six Mix: Howell teaching her clan. Mn. Sherrell zteachef crafty. If thif confining? Vivian gem Mix. Long? ,aplbrozJaZ. Paintiiiv with waigr-CQZQT Marijane and Joy pack Red Crow boxef. G . Page Ninety-Seven A toaft to the Future Farmers Allernancle left. Promenade. Blue Ribbon Winner. Page Ninety-Eight 5 4 The Royalty. Aren t they pretty? Pick up that bottle! Decorating the gym. :lL.,,gfc QP FS, JO mn: I W LP AEN Poytcr winnerf. F.F.A. Pledges IWW. and Elm. Ham. M1'5. Huff fcrvcf the faculty. Page Ninety-Nine Mn. Aflin fewef. Page One Hundred Them art Jtudentf are learning to ufe tempem ll 2'f QM Q HlCK'rv-nan Spsual. X----Q V1 Q 5 if fy'-2 V 9 5 Pa g' CL YUU ARE INVITED BURRALL CLASS Each Sunday Morning 11:00 0'c1ock - September-May in the STEPHENS ASSEMBLY HALL And To Participate THE BURRALL CHCIR or THE BURRALL SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA d red Tw - -ng ,-A- -..- - oun Cnezmet Photographs w.e1:,e made Hy, I. Francis Westhoff Studio J. FRANCIS WESTHOFF, M. Photog. 910-A BROADWAY COLUMBIA, MISSOURI Columbicfs Smartest Shoes 0 Delmanehe 0 R'ce O Neill 0 Rhyth Step 0 Pe aljo o Soror ty Shoes 0 Lobblers 0 Old Po Q I maven- 0' if A . 'E I Q Tmtterj T C 1 19' f s ff r Sl :Ennio the novus shop O W ,l?,fW'Z,i1'6Zs 'OP 0 Spald ngs . - X-RAY FITTINGS WARREN DALTON, Prop. On the Strollway For City, County, and World News P S READ: BEAUTY ESALON The Columbia Daily Trihune ' ' ' Y our Home Newspaper 1019 Broadway Phone 5618 You Haven't Been Photographed Until It Has Been In Our Personalized Style Tlze Sfzzdzo Ralph wants to see you 1 Succeed H. E. PARRISI-I Insurance Service Hgency J E W E L E B Real Estate-Loans-Insurance -k Ralph K. Pfremmer-Lou Lamison NINE SOUTH NINTH STREET Lloyd Y. Spragg-john E. Brinegor One Hundred Four la Re reshed ave A Coke V? 14 ffl' LA Before the game, during the game, after the game, a frosty bottle of ice-cold Coca-Cola is so refreshing. BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY One Hundred Five NAMES you know - SHOES you love Connie-Jacqueline-Town and Country NEXT TIME TRY Wayland' 5 soon THINGS T0 EAT IULIES IN THE SILVER DOLLAR 915 B d y CONGRATULATIONS BOUNE CUUNTY NATIDNAL BANK Established 1857 BROADWAY AND EIGHTH COLUMBIA, Mo. l 0HdlS Sudden Service tleaners B A R N E S Pickup 8: Delivery 2-DAY SERVICE FOUNTAIN SERVICE PHONE 6716 114 South 6th St. Phone 3434 Broadway at Ga,-th W. B. March and T. D. Hord, Owners FREE PARHKING Congratulations to the 1951 grads COLUMBIA, MO. 709-711 East Ash Phone 5192 Co1umbia's Newest LHIIIE D. HEIIDERSUII Fireproof POWER FARM MACHINERY Hotel Allis-Chalmers The Tige' New Holland 150 AIR COOLED ROOMS AIR CONDITIONED COFFEE SHOP Wisconsin R. L. Dudley, Manager l I -ifiiwuwmmf-f I ' IrecIeneIaII's, One Hundred Seven In ' ' WALLPAPE12-aLAss IMPERIAL WALLPAPER BENJAMIN MOORE'S PAINT ART SUPPLIES 704 Broadway PARKS DEPARTMENT STORE and THE BLUE SHOP 814 BROADWAY Coiions - Coiions - Coiions at Goy Frook Shop SHOP AT YOUR ICA FOOD STORE SAVE ON YOUR FOOD BUDGET EVERYDAY LOW PRICES SELF SERVICE-CASH and CARRY 77 CC We are i stitutional jobbers-catering to Restaurants-Cafes-Schools-Hotels for 25 years. For information dial 4147 D CC Howell-Welierau Grocer Company Sponsors of I.G.A. Food Stores MEXICO, COLUMBIA and FULTON, MO. WHITE' S CASH GROCERY Choice Meats and Produce and High Oualiiy Groceries 701 Wilkes Phone 4411 dred E ht SEE OUR Fon SPORTS CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '51 4 P TIGER BARBER SHOP 114 south Ninth Super Quality ' Dependable Service TEEN AGE FASHIONS FOR DRESS SE? PEIIIIEWS 3351. CONGRATULATIONS GRADS from the store of For every event, Say it with Flowers MAYTAG FRIGIDAIRE Known by Name-Remembered by p ff, Service Records lxwmgf s-1 I ' Bdwy. 7404 Flower Shop Greenhouses 16 On the Strollway West Blvd. JUST LIKE MOTHER HAS CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS CONGRATULATIONS if GRl4IlHINSPQN'S CO- 900 Broadwa Sth and Walnut Phone 3177 Y H. O. WILSON licil BROADWAY AT FIFTH ST. PHONE 4197 One Hundred Nine I 1 ' cononnnnnnntons T0 THE CLASS U17 '51 Dorn-Eluney laundry and Dry Cleaning fn. 107-9 South 8th Street Phone 3114 CONGRATULATIONS Congraiulatigns sEN1oRs OF 1951 S . en1ors 1 A Barney Stephens Store - 8-10 NORTH EIGHTH I ' 111111111 ELEURIC SHUP 1 I The Things You Want dl , Record?-Phonographs Town gl Country 1 Photographicagupplies - Phone 6236 1005 Broadway 10 ON THE STROLLWAY One Huhclred T TIGER LAUNDRY ' I ' ' DM 'mm Sf The Columbia mlssnurlan NG co' A COMPLETE DAILY NEWSPAPER The Tiger Can't Be Beat A11 the local, stat , d D1 1 4155 national news 1101 B dvvay C 1 mbia, Mo. SAFE SOUND DEPENDABLE COMPLETE BANK AND TRUST SERVICE MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Exchange National Bank of Columbia 1865 Columbia, Missouri 1951 WE MAKE RUBBER STAMPS D SUTO-PLYMOUTH , A , , e S3193-Service con 4 V It's the Service that Counts I5-17 N S th Ph 3163 27 N th N' th Ph 5320 O H l cl Elev Lumber-Lime-Cement Sun logs and playwear Mill Work-Building Materials I 'I af ir if 1 S 5 B0llllIlIG LUIIIBER IU. turner S Office-Range Line and Roger St. Dial 3125 for Sportswear Estabhshed 1863 911 BROADWAY ONE OF MISSOURI'S FINEST MOTOR COURTS All States Village HIGHWAY 40 af 63 COLUMBIA, MISSOURI x E. W. STEPHENS COMPANY EMPIRE ROLLER RINK I fg Mrs. Arvilla Trent 'Gnu Qpen Wednesday 9 Fr1day ind Saturday aw xg 7:30 P.MIcIrc? 10 P.M. MAKE US LL DAY ND 411 AFINEST EEOOQY YOUR MUSIC HEADQUARTERS U PRIVATE PARTIES , 1 1215 Mores CHy. 405 . , 7375 13 N. 10th - Ph. 2-4933 - commbra, Mo O Hundred T l BUUKS STATIONERY The Super-Speed Smith-Corona Miller-Wayland Company , ',II,: I we - I A on ' Al ' '::TA: iii Qi .....' 0' S ' ec I SCHOOL SUPPLIES EQUIPMENT THE BANK OE SERVICE Checking Accounts Loans Safe Deposii Boxes Night Depository Columbia Savings Bank NINTH AND BROADWAY COLUMBIA, MISSOURI Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. One Hundr d Tl t - 1 CO'MMONWEALTH COLUMBIA THEATRES UPTGW BOC BROADWAY DRI E-IN COURTESY - ENTERTAINMENT - SERVICE DOW TOWN MCTCRS clmvsnzn PLYmou'm 71h and Walnut Telephone 9715 FUR CUURTEUUS SERVICE C ALL Yellow Cab Company 4 1 9 1 I R ., ,, S-1 0- -e . T 5 M .... ' xr' GJ L.: 'S 5' 0 ef' E! T . .ef ...,. .. . .. Q 2 2,9 3 5 E o f e 3 QQ '-2 S- E 0 -Q -I 2 U l fFf?iEEE2a2eZi22222e2:. . :: :s:2a:. -izie ' .... 111.1-:2:i.--:fi .,., 5 W Tf . Fi u. I 5221 .,.. .. .A,,..e,...,.. 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DANIELS, Jr., Resident Manager , One Hun clred Prnrz nefmnfnnnnn IUHH H- THUWR, 'HC Dodge - Plymouth Weftinghouse Eftate Eafy DODGE TRUCKS Home Gay Wafhing Applicmcer Ranger Machinef Dependable-Service Since 1907 514 Broadway Dial 6970 605 BROADWAY T A UNGRATULATIDNS . 'ET' f if ,, X' 5 ,eo','i'?M . X Inf IX ' I '. IE ' LASS or 1951 I 1 X- May friendships formed at Hickman continue to I endure throughout the years to come I When Distance Separates - Remember Your Telephone I MISSDURI TELEPHDNE COMPANY I I ' M ' ' S C ISSOUTI to 1' Q O. I 909 LOWRY opposite University Library I , A N D I , College Book Store 923 E. BROADWAY 0URS IS A TRADE THAT SERVICE MADE One Hundred Sixteen ' V3 q- . - .3. . . ..n -'H . A ,V ----' .. L --Q, :A'3:,:' .-.34 , saw '. r111W:?!?r'f2+2wv - wM mmXw ,J'g'i:Q.f,f ',:.:f3,l--f j1g1,gH g:3:3:5:5:3:1:5:1:5:5: - , -,M -,,.x. ,, .,.,.g.35-1. ---., H - ... 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Stephens College ' TIGER MOTOR COMPANY I Pontiac The Most Beautiful Thing on Wheels GMC-Authorized Sales 81 Service Highway 40 at 7th Street Telephone 7875 x One Hundred Seventeen Vandiver Motor and Implement Co. STUDEBAKER CARS AND TRUCKS FERGUSON TRACTORS AND IMPLEMENTS HIGHWAY 40 at GRAND COLUMBIA, Mo. Insured SaViI'1gS Home Loans ABSTRACT comrmw PHIL SIMPICH, Vice-Preside t BUUHE llllllflllfll. SHVIHGS H1122 0'1',Z QZZjQ?jt'Agt d d it and LUHII HSSUIIHTIUII RQBERTS 3, GREEN HARDWARE - PAINTS - STOVES 'k'kir Q t A if 1 9th and Walnut D 1 7233 14 North Ninth Street COLUMBIA, MISSOURI Columbia Ice and Storage Company , ICE COLD STORAGE LOCKERS Dial 4143 +4 V oHddFh COLUMBIA AMUSMENT COMPANY IHISSUURI - HHI.l ' VHRSITU COL'UMBlA'S FINEST THEATRES 'lr i' 'Ir AMERICA'S GREATEST STARS IN 1 THE WORLD'S BEST PICTURES b14oa,dway at ttfllih OHddZN Hickman .FROM ONE KEWPIE TO ANOTHER Pins and Crested Gifts Eddie Congratulates all Seniors for the big move from for High School to University ALL OCCASIONS at See the Latest Men's Fashions priced for you at 3 BUCH ROEDER'S eddie's toggery I jeweZe1 s for Three Genemtiovfs 225 Hon the Strouwayn I Registered jeweler Arn. Gem Society EDDIE SIGOLOFF I BENSON LUMBER COMPANY For All Kinds of Building Material Pratt and Lambert Paints . HIGHWAY 40 DIAL 7757 I . 9 ,f ig .RESTAURANT A 9th and Locust Table Service-Counter Service Catering Service Dial 738 1 COMPLETELY AIR CONDITIONED One Hundred Twenty nEUH0mmS LaCrosse Lumber Co. MEN'S APPAREL K D All types of lumber and building material 22 SOUTH 9th PHONE 3853 as well as a complete Hardware and Paint line. TUPS ron llUAllTY! Hays Hardware Co. Daily Cleaners I 909 Cherry St. Dial 4113 or 4114 Q 49 o at Wear Clean Clothes Dial 4710 808 Broadway The Keen Kutter Store Member National Ass'n of C1eaner's 8: Dyer's Congramlczhom Sem'07'.v of 1951 from V 4 i J me ii? , Q' , YQ 7 'PeM,o-naZc3,ed ' 9IZawefm, - , ll M A 708 Conley Avenue F I, O R I S T Columbia, Mo. 1 . U Phone 9767 l IN C. One Hunclred Twenty-One When in need of furniture, iloor CONGRATULATIONS . . . - To THE CLASS OF 11951 covering, cedar chests, lamps and appliances Pioneers in the Field of Quality Cloihes if f if Since 1868 SEE Us gf ,ef mclaughlin Bros. Furniture Co. BHRTH CLUIHIIIG EU., Inc. 16 N. 10th Street Phone 4334 Congmfnlnfions Seniors 5'--3 '-uf-'.--'H f.-ff-.'f'..-. -'Q . GNT. , -Fx1:.:1:?.-3-f?'ff ' 2-I . ' . f2'3?'Mh- -:ag T' .Q'f rffZ5?'f'if:.. ,' 1:-3155 - Q V ' 2 .:-f-' c- 545' wikis ' , ,A.. . .xml -1 R. ...Q . iabhgi-3,?5f - tx. 6:54 ,.,. ,ui .l1gs,. X I he . 'ju-ZS-Ui' -:xiii 3 i'f-- - ' . . L ,yy 5-'QE KVMQQF 'fn5t'+:,ll . .2 ff 'Q' few fi'--2-new-1 A - '. ms- f I a ff W 'ff'-K --2:-fbias :L fs. - 1 OW- -.1-f 1 -v l 1-. . 11711 s -...ani 1 lllfi JF 4,4 . :.,'f -' - L.,1 I, ' vt '-g- '1Jf- nt' E555 .fi-J -r1E1-- -.-.. ,' I A 21114-Vg-I 'W dig! , ...- 1:12552 f?s.3-1:1 , lm '1,'4 '2iTiI-i 'Qi' 3- - - . 1s ::..fi1 ' ..5'Iim ' 1- ii ifi - ' A 1 - ' 2' ' ' 431-L 5 .'g3, iw-eg ,1.4. sy , , Q ' ' F g-5,22 W ,,..gew --' gl gi- . g -11? ' 4 if The Home of Pasteurized Dairy Foods One Hundred Twen ty- Two Telephone 4243 Uptown Theatre Bldg. lllSSllIEHLFSEHTDIREILSIIEEIUMPHHU Program Clocks Electric Score Boards Visual Education Machines Intercommunication Systems Public Address Systems Audiograph Dictating Machines Tape and Wire Recorders Disc Recording Machines COLUMBIA, MISSOURI One Hundred T Tl x iilciee Pharmacy and Silver Griddle fate Delicious Sodas Luscious Hamburgers' Malts and Shakes Sandwiches and Chilli NEAR BY HICKMAN HIGH-U.s. 40 AT coATs I I BR . FLURISI zERo HOUSE: 'I Um 5 05 25 North 9th Phone 9775 MEATS-FRUITS-GROCERIES 1CE..p1CN1C SUppL1ES GARTH AVENUE NURSERIES TOM NICHOLS, Manager ' ' 9 600 North Garth Phone 3311 YOUR I-IANDY FOOD STORE I I South of Wabash Station o 0 0 T 7' , 4 fx- K BUY' BUY' SENIORS REAJMA cfkfgflgi? M. B. qwrasei ALLEN ICE CREAM Kewpie Football-'29 '30, '31 1 WOODWARD IMPLEMENT C0. lVIcC0RlVllCK-DEERING FARM MACHINERY International Trucks, Tractors, and Refrigerators Hudson Automobiles SALES - SERVICE - PARTS HIGHWAY 40 COLUMBIA, MO. 0 H ddT ryF Congratulations T V E T S c A B C 0 Seniors RADIO EUUIPPED Steaks, Chops, Short Urders Home Made Pies RALPH DINGMAN, Prop. DIAL OPEN 5 A.M. to 8 P.M. 9 'I 4 1 EXCEPT SUNDAY Safe 0 Dependable 0 Courteou North Ninth Phone 4392 Drivers First in Courteous Dependable Servic C R E S S E T GLENN E. WATSON A Phone 4403 Your Patronage Is Appreciated ALLEN ROCFING and SIDING We repair any type roof tor Residence or Business BUILT-UP ROOFING ROLL ROOFING Asphalt and Asbestos Sidings Authorized Dealers for johns-Manville Products DIAL 6357 629 N. 6th STREET 0H1dr,F wr .a3' , ,V j X .. NV . ,u,,5,,,6, . '4o4f,v.,.. fi?l5i3 :ii5Ifj5 rt-:+:..:' 1-:-:-:,-.g.g.g.g.g:g'-:5. :h - --:I:-,'. - --1-1-1 :-:-::-:-:-: ...4,...,. . . .- ,, - NN4 1 . 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