Hickman High School - Cresset Yearbook (Columbia, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1953 volume:

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W . vmwmw ww , W ww A If ' W , Wm 'f 6 'ff' X Www, ' vwff 'f ff 'mfzymm ,Xy,f2W,uw W ,w'f,.ff ' V J' X gauze! af ducdlcaa SCHOOL BOARD These men work continually to promote the Welfare and advance- ment of the Columbia public schools They are left to right W. F. St. Clair, Ed Roberson W1llL Nelson President Noah E Martin Ne1lC Aslln, Vice President, MR. ASLIN-is continually Work- ing for the benefit and advance- ment of every public school here in Columbia. Under his enthus- iasm, guidance, and interest Hick- man and the other schools have achieved a high ranking among Missouri schools. apednlendewf SCHMITZ-in whom we place our trust that by h1s leadersh1p Hickman Hlgh School will always stand as a pillar agalnst mediocrity Our friend and comrade in our studies and in our act1v1t1es he 1S the guiding force in upholding our traditions and in keeping Hickman High School the best school in the state of MISSOUII aaialfcwi' MRS. WILLIAMS-Through her wisdom and pleasing personality she has Won the heart of every Kewpie. She has seen and helped to develop some of Hickrnan's dearest traditions. Under her leadership the Verse Choir has he- corne one of the most noted and well-known organizations in lVlis- souri. Information about colleges, course plan- ning, and career planning, interpreta- tion of tests, such as I. tests and the Ohio Psychological test, jobs for students in school, and various other information may be found in the guid- ance department. Butthe main purpose of the department is the help given by Mr. Dunkin to the students for their problems. Mr. Dunkin urges all Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors to see him regard- ing vocational information or any ques- tions that they .would like answered. gaddcuzce U f . , K.: Av U , f , e 6- i e 1 ff f' . 1 f. , jg V if MR. DELBERT E. DUNKIN Daniel Baker College, Br0WI1W00d, Texas, University of MiSS0l1fi, B-S-, M.A.g University of Florida, University of Kansas City. Sp0nSOrI KEY Club' Hayden, Sheets, Boillot, Horton, Shaw, Whitesides, Reynolds Mr. Dunkin counseling Judy Granrud, a senior transfer student from Lawton, Oklahoma. F Q J , 'gm' , , HIRJZOEI, 'fa' 'QW fm - gk I f , 5 f : If Q X. L ' -f V 1 ,, , . b . - . ' MISS ELIZABETH CAUTHORN Latin, English 11 Harden College A.A.g Univer- Slty of Missouri, B.S., M.A. Spon- MRS. DOROTHY ALDRICH Typing, Shorthand, Secretarial Practice Oklahoma A.8t.M., B.S., Sponsor: 20-S Club, H. R. 207. HAROLD C. EDWARDS Industrial Arts, Assistant Coach University of Missouri, B.S. Sponsor: Rifle Club. MRS. NETTIE MAE BRADFORD Girls' Physical Education, Health Central, Southeast and South- west Missouri State Colleges: University of Missouri, B.S. Sponsor: Leader's Club, Pep GAA, Gym . R. ROBERT FERGUSON Diversified Occupations Southeast Missouri State College B.S.: University of I Missouri M.E. Sponsor: D.O. Club, H. R. 214-. 7714-Q r ' J 'l . I v 1 l' n. 1 A ll' MISS MARY HOLLAND i t , ' Spanish, French, English II i' ,tx , I 1 College of St. Teresa, St. Louis I N, ' ' ,University, B.A., University of f I Missouri. Sponsor: French Club, .f Spanish Club, H. R. 206. , , , .. 1 i it , Q N K . , a, I ' MISS NELLE KITCHENS Mathematics, Typing DAVID G. METTES Chemistry, Physics MRS. IOLA G. LUND ' English III and IV University of Nebraska, B.A., University of Chicago, M.A., University of Missouri, Sponsor: Golden Quill, H. R. 209. l Christian College, B.A., Univer-A sity of Missouri, B.S., M.A. Sponsor: Blue Triangle, H. R 106, National Honor Society. Northeast Missouri State Col! lege, B.S., University of Mis- souri. Sponsor: Blue Triangle, H. R. 204. MRS. ALPHA HART LEWIS Assistant Librarian Stephens College, University of Missouri, B.S. Sponsor: American Junior Red Cross. fdast' wt shes . MRS. ESTHER S. MCCOMB American History Iowa State University, B.A. Colorado State Teachers College, M.A. Sponsor: Y-Teens, H. R 213. MRS. ORIA F. LONG Art Northeast Missouri State Col- lege, University of Missouri, B. S., M.A. Sponsor: National Art Honor Society, H. R. 110. LWW-3 A. J. MCROBERTS American History, Social Studies Central Missouri State College, Franklin College of Indiana, A.B., Boston University, M.A. Spon- sor: H. R. 210. of 1Q w M er ,Q 202. ROBERT L. ROARK Football Coach and Athletic V Director, Physical Education, Health Northeast Missouri State Col- lege, B.S., University of Missouri, M.Ed. Sponsor: H. R. 103, C Club. f 111. SI lr .. V., .. Mx NORMAN PROFFER Mathematics, Visual Education Southwest Missouri State Teach- ers College, B.S.g University of Missouri, M.A., Sponsor: H. R. CECIL R. RICE Health, Driver Training, Basketball Coach Union College, Western and Eastern Kentucky State Colleges, B.S., University of Missouri. MRS. HELEN MCTURNAN Librarian, English II DePauw University, A.B., North- western University, M.A., Uni- versity of Missouri. Sponsor: Library Club, H. R. 200. MRS. BETTY WINSLOW English, Publications Kansas City Junior College, Kan- sas State Teachers College, B.S., University of Kansas, University of Missouri. Sponsor: Cresset, H. R. 215, Quill and Scroll. Sponsor: FFA. DAVID R. SCHNEIDER Vocational Agriculture Jefferson City Junior College, Central Missouri State College, University of Missouri, B.S. MISS EDNA POWELL Home Economics Cornell University, Ohio Wes- leyan, University of Missouri B.S., M.Ed. Sponsor FHA, H. R. 212. , ,. .. ' , ,,f, .-, .. A.: 3 0 ryfal.-if 'tibia-. ' 7-11 F- L-ami. WI:-' ja- ,, 6- fi 4, rf fr if f .- HENRY O'CONNOR Biology Iowa State College, B.S., Uni- versity of Missouri, M.Ed. Spon- sor: H. R. 208, Forestry Club. MRS. JANET LOU SHERRELL Artcraft Southwest Missouri State Teach- , ers College, B.S. Sponsor: H. R, 107. Pep Squad. WAYNE L. THOMAS Commerce Monett Junior College, South west Missouri State College B.S., Oklahoma A.8zM., M.S. 7 University of Missouri. Sponsor: H. R. 201. s v M' ROBERT S. SCHUPP Music Southwest Missouri State Teach- ers College, B.S., University of Missouri, M.A. Sponsor: National Music Society, H. R. 114-. T , Sly!-asv-Z, MW' -at 'J45-fbv-mf MIS EVELYN PRATHER CONRAD STAWSKI World History English, Journalism Stffpheffs COHCQQ, A-A-, l M-B., Wisconsin State College, B.S., UUIVGTSITY Of M.1S50U1'1, ,B.S. University of Wisconsin. Spon- Spongfvrr .Ffaflk .H Club, H. R. sor: Purple and Gold, Quill and 4 Scroll, H. R. 211. fx , 51 M i' M wigs ' 1 ' , , u H j i -5 H ' f----W as -- - -f - - - - , , x X . , A W -V' if M EAST OFFICE These girls help Mlss Mary by runnlng errands for Mrs Wrlliains and Mr Schmitz gett1n people out of class and typing Their efficiency is valu able ID help1ng Hickman run smoothly Mary Gibbs Eleanor Schaefer Jean Millan Leslie Flynn Lynn Overstreet Sharon Parman Dori Chlpley Mary Shofstall Saw Office Weed Office First row: Nancy Corley, Betty Sue Melloway, Margaret Lee, Peggy Maupin. Second row: Maribeth Buescher, ldarnarie Baumgartner, Jackie Snodgrass, Janice Foster. WEST OFFICE-Typing, mimeographing, and collect- lng absence sl1ps are the rnaln duties of these girls They also gain a great deal of office experience as they Work under Mrs Rlechman s guidance Mr. Rippeto, Mr. Ewens, Mr. Hulen They are always on the job keep- ing our halls bright and clean for us. When winter brings us SHOW and dirt, and spring brings US rain and mud, they have a big job keeping the halls clean but they do a very good job. Mrs. Brady, Mrs. Perkins, Mrs. Coats, Mrs. Barkwell, Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Nichols and Mrs. Atkins The cafeteria wouldn't be com- plete without a Snack Bar. lt's a place to get ice cream, candy, sandwiches, and many other little things to finish off our dinners or to have between classes. The charming lady you see behind the Snack Bar answers to the name of Mrs. Kurtz. Q x xx' -'J 7 ,4 fr- ' ' wwf ,, . ., ,. , - - ., . -,..,....,,. ,,,,,-. ., ., - 'L ' A '., ' :..','f.,- gf ' Y , 7--- 1 - ' .' , ' - A R X- xA, ,- - . , ,. . .. . AARNES, CATHERINE LUCY HliC'lfmQH.,S Louella Parsons! National Honor Society, Blue Triangle, Franklin Club, Colden Quill Officer, Trisbip, Cresset Class, Purple and Cold Co- Editor, CAA, Pep Squad, Verse Choir, Advanced Choir, East Of- fice, Leaders Club, Homeroom Officer. ALLEN, CLARENCE E. He's flying high, wide, and hand- S0fflC. FFA BAKER, ERBIE MILLER Knowledge is powerggosh I feel weak! DO Club BALLEW, RICHARD Richard---the lion-hearted FFA BARNES, BILLY Has a holiday every other day. Student Council, Football, Home- room Officer. ngguugpgm-gs.. nun-.-myur L X . .A-. - 1-3-,,,':. , -. - H., . ALBEE, BOB Nothing crooked but his smile! Verse Choir, Tennis, Transferred from Kemper. ASLIN, KAREN JUDITH Smiling, she lives and calls life pleasure. Franklin Club, Triship, Purple and Cold, FHA Officer, Verse Choir, Spanish Club, Band, Li- brary Club. BALLEW, BARBARA ANN Kind in all ways! FHA, DO Club, Perfect Attend- ance Award. A BARNES, BARBARA As for looks she's really swell, as for boys, it's only Bell. D0 Club, GAA, Pep Squad, Ad- vanced Choir. BARNES, WANDA JEWELL She wins by her quiet sincerity. Student Body Treasurer, Triship, Purple and Cold, Verse Choir, Senior Baccalaureate Committee, May Queen Attendant, Senior Play. BARNES, PWANDA SUE A tender heart, a loyal mind. Triship, DO Club, GAA, Pep Squad, 20-S Club, Homeroom Officer. BARRETT, ANNE She has the kind of friendship that endureth forever. Franklin Club Officer, Trisbip, Purple and Gold, GAA Officer, Pep Squad. BELL, PAUL, JR. A sort of reckless fellow. DO Club Bo1LLoT, JIM The Country Gentleman: Franklin Club, FFA Officer, Advanced Choir, Track, Voca- tional Agriculture Award, FFA Livestock Judging Team. BOZARTH, PATSY RUTH One whom it is easier to like than to dislike. V Triship, Pep Squad. BARNHART, RUTH ANN As sweet as the day is long., National Honor Society, Blue Triangle, Franklin Club, Colden Quill, Triship, CAA Officer, Pep Squad Officer, 20-S Officer, Leaders Club, Senior Class Of- ficer, Baccalaureate Committee, Verse Choir, May Queen Attend- ant. BEARY, J OANEY A sunny disposition-every ready with a smile. , Trireme Officer, Triship, Cresset Class, Purple and Gold, GAA, Pep Squad, Verse Choir, Ad- vanced Choir, East Office, Lead- ers Club, Homeroom Officer, GAA Award, Homecoming Queen, May Queen. l Attendant, Senior' Play. BERLEKAMP, ATHLEEN MILDRED, Her only fault is that she doesn't have any. F Transferred from Warrensburg, Missouri. BoLLI, DON An asset to the Senior Class? FFA, National FFA Chorus, Ad- vanced Chorus, Junior Class Of- ficer, Senior Class Officer. BRITTAIN, J oHN .lust a simple country lad, FFA Offiflef, National FFA Band, Honorary Music Society. A BROWN, CURTIS WALTON ,llalfe them drums go, Curt! Purple and Cold, Honorary Mu- sic Society, Band Officer, Ger- man Band, Dance Band. BULLARD, ROY LOWELL Not a care hath he. BUTLER, HARRY Nothing short of dynamite could move him rapidly. Purple and Gold, Homeroom Of- ficer. CALVERT, CONNIE A soft voice to turn away wrath. DO Club, FHA. CALVIN, DONNA SUE Shels the type that types. Blue Triangle, Franklin Club, Triship, 20-S, Library Club. BROWN, MARY JOE An unusual girl with a rare name. FHA, DO Club, Perfect Attend- ance Award. BURKS, RONALD He's in the gcenter' of every- thing. Football, Homeroom Officer. CALDWELL, MARGARET A better sport just couldn't be found. DO Club, Triship, GAA, Pep Squad, Advanced Choir, 20-S Club, Homeroom Officer. CALVIN, CHRISTINI PEARL Has mastered the great art of conversation-keeping quiet. Triship, FHA. CALVIN, ROBERT LEE u Has great hopes of being 'll time man-when he grows up. Franklin Club, Spanish Club, Track, Shop Award. CARLOS, JACQUELINE SUE One of her assets is quietness. Triship, GAA. CHAMBERS, CHARLES The struggle is over. C Club, Football, Verse Choir, Homeroom Officer. CHIPLEY, DORIS A little bit of everything we like. Franklin Club, Triship, Cresset Staff, FHA, Verse Choir, East Office, Perfect A t t e n d a n c e Award. CLAXTON, BOB He is mild in word and mind. DO Club COATS, NORMA J EAN So nice, so fair, so sweet, so rare. Student Council, Pep Squad, Tri- ship, Y-Teens, GAA, East Office, Leaders Club, Homeroom Of- ficer, Senior Play Committee. CHAMBERLAIN, PETER CARTWRIGHT Pete can guess answers to Math problems closer tlzan most peo- ple can figure them out. National Honor Society, Franklin Club, Colden Quill, Key Club Officer, Verse Choir, Advanced Choir, Homeroom Officer, Stu- dent Couneil, Physics Award. CHANEY, DONNA ALYCE Oh, me-no one knows anything mean about me! Blue Triangle, Triship, Franklin Club, Pep Squad, 20-S Club, Per- fect Attendance Award. CLARK, JOANNE ELIZABETH Mischief sparkles in her friendly smile. Triship, GAA, Drum Majorette, Library Club Officer. CLEVELAND, SHIRLEY ANN Wears a smile that won't wear off. Triship, GAA, Pep Squad, Y- Teens Officer, Homeroom Of- ficer. COOK BONNIE Proud, pert, prim, and pretty. Triship, GAA, DO Club, 20-S Club. CooNS, CHARLES R. He goes to selzool to pass the time away. Spanish Club, Verse Choir, Homeroom Officer. COTTON, BARBARA Her laugliter is the spontaneous combustion of powerful feelings. Trireme, National Honor So- ciety Officer, Student Council, Blue Triangle, Franklin Club, Golden Quill, Triship, GAA, Pep Squad, Cheerleader, Verse Choir, National Art Honor Society, East Office, Leaders Club, Most Popular Junior, Senior Girl, Emily Post Award, Junior Jam- boree Attendant, Courtesy Award, Junior Homecoming At- tendant, Pep Squad Award, May Queen, Senior Play. CREASY, JACK An innocent eocpression is cer- tainly an asset to a mischievous rnincl. Senior Play, Franklin Club, Key Club, Verse Choir, Cresset Staff, Football, Band, Homeroom Of- ficer, Boys' State. CRoss, SANDRA GAYLE Sweetness and cheerfulness are hers forever. Student Council, Franklin Club, Triship, GAA, Pep Squad, Y- Teens, Homeroom Officer. CURRY, JESSE L. Hels never in a hurry, but that car sure travels. DO Club Officer COTTLE, KENNETH NELSON EUSY svins, yet lie always gets tlzings alone. Key Club, C Club, Football, Jun- iors Class Officer, Senior Class Officer, Homeroom Officer, Art Craft I Award. CRANE, J OHN WALTER lust a simple lad. Transfer from McBlaine, Mis- souri. CRENSHAW, JIMMY DEAN Be nonchalant. FFA CUNNINGHAM, DONALD A You can't look down on him- He's too tall. C Club, Verse Choir, Track Cap- tain, Homeroom Officer. DAVIS, MARY JANE With sweetness and talent to spare. Blue Triangle Officer, Franklin Club, Triship, Cresset Class, CAA, Pep Squad Officer, Verse Choir, Y-Teens, 20-S Club, Jun- ior Red Cross, Leaders Club Of- ficer, Homeroom Officer, i Girls' State. DEBoRD,GA1L WORTH A Everyone that knows him likes him, and everyone knows htm- Senior Play, Golden Quill, Rifle Club, Verse Choir, Spanish Club, Football, Homeroom Officer, Shop Award. DELES DERNIER, MARILYN Is she quiet and denture? Maybe, but don't be too sure. Blue Triangle, FHA, Franklin Club, Triship, Cresset Staff, GAA, Advanced Choir, Na- tional Art Honor Society, West Office, Baccalaureate Committee. DINWIDDIE, ROBERT BRooKs I told her not to, but she fell for me anyway. Student Council, Franklin Club Officer, Verse Choir, Advanced Choir, Home Room Officer, Sophomore Attendant to Most Popular Boy, Junior ,Jamboree Attendant. DORSEY, A. T., JR. He decided to come to a good school. Verse Choir, Homeroom Officer, Sadie Hawkins King, Student Council. DRANE, DOROTHEA One of Hickman's assets. Blue Triangle, Franklin Club, Triship, Cresset Staff, FHA, GAA, Pep Squad, Advanced Choir, Verse Choir, Homeroom Officer. 1 .. DECKER, JOHN A., JR. I'd tell you about my travels, but my thoughts haven't crys- talized. National Honor Society, Blue Triangle Officer, Franklin Club, Key Club, Purple and Gold Co- Editor, DAR American History Award, Debate Club Officer, Ritin and 4'Rithmetic. D1cKsoN, PATSY ANN She may study sociology when she goes to college, she seems interested in men. Blue Triangle, Franklin Club, Colden Quill, Triship, Pep Squad, Girls' State. DOLEN, PEGGY ANN One reason why gentlemen pre- fer blonds. Blue Triangle, Franklin Club, GAA, Pep Squad, Verse Choir, Y-Teens, 20-S Club, Make-up Club, Homeroom Officer. V DORSEY, PAT A sparkling link in the chain of life. Triship, GAA, Pep Squad, Y- Teens, 20-S Club. DUDLEY, BETTIE ANN Pretty is as pretty does and she does all right. Franklin Club, Triship, GAA, Pep Squad, Advanced Choir, Y- Teens, 20-S Club, Homeroom Of- ficer. T l EVANS, ORLYNN R. Sober and wise, his wit reaches the skies. Pmlue Triangle, Franklin Club, Purple and Cold Reporter, Hon- orary Music Society, Band, Band Music Letter, Columbia Optimist Oratorical Contest. FAY, WILLIAM DAMoN Others are willing to talk, why should I. Student Council, Debate Club. F LEETWOOD, THOMAS EDWIN l'm hungry-go kill a cow. C Club, FFA, Verse Choir, Ad- vanced Choir, Band Officer, Track, FFA -Basketball, Home- room Officer, Readin,, Senior Play. GIBBS, MARY ALLEN Dignified, but so nice! Franklin Club, Triship, GAA, National Art Honor Society, E a s t Office, Commencement Committee, Student Council. GLODO, JAMES V. Oli, this learning-what a bother it is. DO Club, Stage Crew. FARMER, ANN She makes lane Froman sound like an amateur. Transferred from Camdenton, Missouri, Band, Advanced Choir, Homeroom Officer. FENTON, DALE Napoleon was a little man, too! FFA, Verse Choir, Homeroom Officer. FLYNN, LESLIE ANNE Oh! .lust a regular fellow. Trireme Officer, National Honor Society, Student Council, Blue Triangle, Franklin Club, Golden Quill, Triship, Purple and Gold, Pep Squad Officer, Pep Squad Award, Verse Choir, French Club, Spanish Club Officer, East Office, Guidance Office, Home- room Officer, Senior Play. GILMORE, D. BRADLEY A quiet man, he doesn't snore in class. DO Club. GODDARD, M. ROCHELLE Her light heart and happy smile cheer all she encounters. Student Council, TriShip,lGAA, Pep Squad, Leaders Club, Home- room Officer. GOUKER, GEORGE VERNON Go away, l'm sleepy. DO Club. GRIFFIN, DON A good example for Hickman High to send out into the world. Blue Triangle, Band. GUEEIN, SYLVIA BLAND -Seldom equalled, never excelled. Trireme, National Honor So- ciety, Student Council, Blue Triangle, Franklin Club, Golden Quill, Triship, Cresset Co-Editor, Purple and Gold, GAA Of- ficer, Pep Squad, Verse Choir, French Club, Honorary Music Society, Advanced Choir, Na- tional Art Honor Society, Sen- ior Play Committee, Most Ver- satile Sophomore Girl, Regional Scholastic Art Award, Senior Play. HALL, SHIRLEY J EAN A lot of ability lies behind her quiet manner. National Honor Society, Student Council, Blue Triangle, Franklin Club, Triship, Cresset Class, GAA Officer, Pep Squad, Verse Choir, Homeroom Officer. HARTLEY, DONALD Hels got high ambitions. Blue Triangle, Purple and Gold, Verse Choir, Honorary Music Society, Band. GRAY, FREDERIC BRUCE Here I am, you lucky women! Blue Triangle, Franklin Club, Verse Choir, Football, Basket- ball, Golf, State Golf Tourna- ment, Homeroom Officer, Sopho- more Attendant to Most Versa- tile Boy, Magazine Sales Award. GRUBER, DORIS ANN Nice and quiet, what more could we ask? Triship, 20-S. HADEN, JIMMY Never a day has he missed, for he has made the honor list. DO Club HARMON, SHIRLEY FRANCES Short and sweet. Triship, DO Club, 20-S. HATHMAN, LURLINE Shy, sweet, and well liked. Triship, FHA, GAA, 'I AS HAZELL, SUE When therels work, she gets it flone, but yet there's always time for flin- Franklin Club, Triship, Cresset Staff, GAA, Pep Squad, Verse Choir, Advanced Choir, Senior Project Committee, Sophomore Sextet, Senior Play. HERZIG, JOHN REX See him once, like him always. Blue Triangle, Franklin Club. Key Club, Purple and Cold. HOLLIS, RITA KAY Silent as a babbling brook. Trireme, Student Council, Blue Triangle, CAA, 'Officer, Pep Squad Award, W Verse Choir, Band, Y-Teens Officer, Leaders Club, Make-up Club, Ideals Award, Sophomore Homecoming Attendant, Sophomore Class Of- ficer, May Queen Attendant. HOLTON, CARL Hickman's Charles Atlas. HOWARD, JANE Courteous, conscientious, and Cwnpanionable. National Honor Society, Blue Triangle Officer, Franklin Club, llriship, CAA, Cresset Staff, Pep Sllllfld, Verse Choir, Spanish Clllb, Advanced Choir, Home- room Officer, Plane Geometry Award, Student Council, St. PHVS Queen. HENRY, ROBERT PAUL Gabriel, blow your horn! Franklin Club, Spanish Club, Honorary Music Society, Band, Debate Club, Homeroom Officer, Band Letter. HICKAM, BARBARA ANN A cute brunette surrounded by friendliness. Triship, DO Club, GAA. HOLMES, GENIE She is happiness, and .happiness is contagious. St. Pat's Attendant, Radiance, National Honor Society, Golden Quill, Blue Triangle, Franklin Club, GAA, Pep Squad, Cheer- leader, Leaders Club, Verse Choir, Advanced Choir, French Club, Triship, Cresset Staff, Senior Dance Committee, Stu- dent Council, Homeroom Officer, May Queen Attendant, Senior Play. HOUGHTON, MARILYN Shows her art in every way. National Honor Society, Student Council, Blue Triangle, Frank- lin Club Officer, Triship, GAA, Pep Squad, National Art Honor Society, Make-up Club, Senior Commencement Committee, Gold Key Art Award, Senior Play. HUMMEL, ANNE LOUISE A kindly heart and a happy way National Honor Society, Blue Tri- angle, Franklin Club, Pep Squad, Student Council. HUNT, MARTHA SUE Her smile goes a long way. Triship ITSCHNER, JOHN ERNEST Don't do today what you can put off until tomorrow. JACOBS, BETTY J EAN A little learning mixed with four years of frolic. Triship, 20-S, DO Club, Ad- vanced Choir, Magazine Sales Prize. JACOBS, SHIRLEY JEAN Easy to know and always a friend. Franklin Club, Triship, GAA, Pep Squad, Y-Teens, 20-S, Sophomore Sextet, Homeroom Officer. JOHNSON, HAZEL If she can help you, she will. Triship, FHA, DO Club, Pep Squad, Advanced Choir, West Office, HOmerOom Officer. HYDE, JOYCE FAYE A winning smile and a figure so small, just the type that's liked by all. Triship, FHA, 20-S, Library Club Officer. JACOB, VIRGINIA A lump of sugar-little, sweet and refined. Student Council, Franklin Club, Golden Quill, Triship, Purple and Gold, GAA, Pep Squad, Verse Choir, Y-Teens, Make-up Club, Attendance Award. JACOBS, DONALD W. Doesn't say much, but heis quite a guy. Verse Choir, Honorary Music Society, Band Officer. JOHNSON, DORIS JUNE When you know her well, you have a friend. Triship, DO Club, GAA. JOHNSON, JOAN This ole Rio wonit do but 50 in granny low. Triship, FHA Officer, Pep Squad, Advanced Choir, Y-Teens. Y l LONDON, HOWARD l 4 gentleman among men. Golden Quill, C Club, Cresset Class, Purple and Gold, Verse Choir, Advanced Choir, Football, Basketball, Golf, Homeroom Of- ficer, Senior Play. MAGLEOD, DANIEL BENNETT Don't shoot-I never saw the woman! Key Club, C Club, Verse Choir, Football Manager, Basketball, Tennis, Homeroom Officer, Stu- dent Body Officer, State Tennis Award. MAUPIN, PEGGY LEE Her sincerity is the foundation of her success. Blue Triangle, Triship, FHA Of- ficer, CAA, Pep Squad, Y-Teens Officer, West Office, Library Club Officer, Make-up Club Of- ficer, Homeroom Officer, Alge- bra Award, Library Award. MELLOWAY, BETTY SUE Modesty often hides great merit. West Office. MILLAN, JEAN D0fft fellas-Mike will get mad. Triship, Cresset Class, Purple and Gold, GAA, Pep Squad, Verse Choir, Spanish Club, East Office, Leaders Club, Homeroom Officer, Senior Committee, .lun- IOT Jamboree Attendant, May Queen Attendant, Senior Play. LONG, DON I may not be handsome, but I'rn darned good-looking. Blue Triangle Club, Franklin Club, National Art Honor SO- ciety, Make-Up Club Officer, Debate Club, State Art Award, Poster Award, Senior Play. MARTIN, GEORGE T. Thinks twice before he speaks- then doesnlt speak DO Club, Band. MAUPIN, SHIRLEY Her words are few and far be- tween. Pep Squad MELVIN, DOROTHY JEAN Friends slowly won are long held. Triship MCKENZIE, BILLIE A female Babe Ruth. ' Triship, CAA Officer, 'Pep Squad, Advanced Choir, Leaders Club, Homeroom Officer, Ath- letic Award, GAA Award. JORDAN, BETTY JOAN Her words are few and far be tween. Triship, FHA, PCP Sfluadf verse Choir, Library- Club- KEARNS, BARBARA ELAINE Friendship lights her eyes. Triship, DO Club, GAA, 20-S Club, Library Club, Homeroom Officer. KOHRS, DONNA Pep Personified. Triship, DO Club, GAA, Pep Squad, Verse Choir, Baton Twirl- er, Homeroom Officer. KURTZ, JERRY RENO Quality, not quantity. Blue Triangle, Algebra I Award, Attendance Award. LAWSON, HAROLD H. And such a cute little fellow too! KARN, DONNA FAYE She came to Hickman in the fall. We're glad to have her in the hall. Franklin Club, Purple and Gold, Spanish Club, Honorary Music Society, Orchestra. KEENE, WILLIAM DALE Doggone I'm a handsome brute! Franklin Club, C Club, Purple and Gold, Football, Spanish Club, Advanced Choir, Verse Choir, Golf, Homeroom Officer, Medalist, State Golf Tournament. KNIGGE, JERRY L. As innocent as a new-laid egg. LATIMER, JAMES James isnit worried, he knows that a flank is only a teachefs opinon. Attendance Award LEE, RONALD D. He hopes heaven has a dance floor! Student Council, Key Club, Cresset Staff, Verse Choir, Span- ish Club, Officer, Advanced Chorus, Honorary Music SO- ciety, Band, Homeroom Officer, Sophomore Attendant, Versatile Boy, Cheerleader, Music Scholar- ship to Egyptian Music Camp, Senior Play. Y ,X MORGAN, BILL T, Quiet-but definitely. FFA Officer, FFA Basketball, Dairy Foundation Award, Wild Life Conservation Award. NEEBE, ALICE Her quietness has won the ad- miration of many. Triship, GAA, Honorary Music Society, Band, Officer, Orches- tra. Leaders Club, Typing Award, Music Scholarship Award. NICHOLS,LOIS DEAN A She has a solemn sweetness. Triship. NICHOLSON, GERALD Study never bothers me, and I never bother to study. NILES, SHARION LOUISE Speech is great, but silence is gfeafef. ' D0 Club MYERS, EARL F. One of those silent men. DO Club NICHOLS, CARL EUGENE My heart's content when I'm in mischief. DO Club NICHOLS, MARJORIE FERN A sincere worker in all she does. West Office, Guidance Office. NILES, ROGER WAYNE Every family tree must have its twigs. Verse Choir, Advanced Choir, Tennis, Track, Homeroom Of- ficer. NOEL, DICK Go, You 'Mothersf' Franklin Club, Colden Quill, Cresset Class, Purple and Gold, Verse Choir, Football, Track, Homeroom Officer, Boys' State. l 1 ODER, MARTHA ELLEN She's sweet and she is wiseg you know it by the light in her eyes. National Honor Society, Blue Triangle, Franklin Club, Tri- sbip, Pep Squad, Verse Choir, 20-S Club Officer, Homerooin Officer, Spanish Club Award, Attendance Award. PACE, MARY RUTH Efficiency marks her personality. Franklin Club, Triship, Pep Squad. PALMER, JAMES E. High aims, and not a care in the world. FFA Officer, FFA Basketball, FFA Dairy Judging Team, Homeroom Officer. PERRY, KENNETH DALE For anyone needing a good tonic, we recommend Kenny's laugh. DO Club, Advanced Choir, De- bate Club. Porr, DOLORES ALENE Well liked by those who know I-ef. Triship, DO Club, GAA, Pep Squad, 20-S Club. --.--ii I ..,c I I Inn... I I g g A E g D q OVERSTREET, LYNN A real senior-you'll find her hobnobbing with a Junior. Trireme Officer, Student Coun- cil, Franklin Qlub, Triship, Cres- set Class, Purple and Cold, CAA Manager, Pep Squad Officer, Verse Choir, Advanced Choir, East Office, Commencement Committee, National Art Honor Society, Leaders Club, Home- room Officer, Junior Class Of- ficer, Senior Play. PALMER, BETTY RUTH Hey-you! Wanna buy a maga- zine? Triship, FHA, Magazine Sales Award. PARMAN, SHARON JEAN So sweet a face-such angel grace. Trireme, Frankin Club, Triship, Cresset Class, Purple and Gold, GAA, East Office, Leaders Club, Senior Committee, Ad- vanced Choir, Homeroom Officer, Pep Squad Officer, Verse Choir Officer, Trireme Award, May Queen Attendant. PHILLIPS, JERRY Absence makes the heart grow fonder-perhaps that's why he came back. PORTER, MARGARET Bubbles over with wit and joy of being alive. Triship, National Honor Society, Blue Triangle, Franklin Club Cresset Class, GAA, Pep Squad Verse Choir, French Club Of- ficer, Senior Banquet Commit- tee, Homeroom Officer, Band Of- ficer, Senior Play, St. Pat's At- tendant. 7 7 i 4 PRESTON, JO ANN Precious articles are always found in small packages. Tfiship, C-AA, Pep Squad, Ad- vanced Choir, 20-S Officer, Span- ish Club Officer. RANZ, DALE Like his old car, he rattles on. Verse Choir, Advanced Choir, Football, Homeroom Officer. RAY, EULA LEE Demure and charming, lovable and sweet. Franklin Club, Triship, FHA, Advanced Chorus. S REGAN, FRANK In a quiet way he's funny, for he's always keeping our disposi- tion sunny. FFA, Verse Choir. REYNOLDS, MARY J EWELL Her Personality is magnified by her smile! Tfiship, GAA, Pep Squad, 20-S Club, Homeroom Officer. M PURDY, DOROTHY JEAN Her ways are ways of pleasant- ness. Triship, GAA, Pep Squad, Ad- vanced Choir, 20-S Club, Home- room Officer, Senior Play. RAY, ERNEST JAMES He never troubles trouble until trouble troubles him. DO Officer, Homeroom Officer, Student Council. J REES, SCOTTY I am sure care is an enemy to life. Verse Choir, Scholastic Award. REID, JOHN MICHAEL Jean and me, and the truck makes three. Franklin Club, Key Club, C Club, Purple and Gold, Verse Choir, Honorary Music Society, Advanced C h O r u S, Football, Boys' State, Homeroom Officer. REYNOLDS, PHYLIS SUE Her smile reaches all the way around and buttons up the back. Student Council, Triship, GAA, Officer Pep Squad, Advanced Chorus, Leaders Club, Home- room Officer, Senior Class Of- ficer. K 1' ,swf-9-..444,'z.A-.--f.:. .--:,.-S--T-uma:-LIN-11. f ,.- RHODES, SHIRLEY Her good loolfs go a long way. Triship, DO Club, 20-S Club. ROBERSON, LAURA LEE I'm not a flirt-just good na- tared. Trireme, National Honor So- ciety, Franklin Club, Triship, GAA, Pep Squad, Verse Choir, Band, Leaders Club, Homeroom Officer, Senior Dance Committee. ROBERTS, DONALD RAY Knows a lot, but keeps it to him- self. A Purple and Gold Co-Editor, Verse Choir, Honorary Music Society, Band Officer, Band Award. ROBERTS, PATRICIA LORENE Be glad and your friends are many. Triship, GAA, Pep Squad. RODGERS, ANNA LOU Her heart is as true as steel. Triship, CAA, Verse Choir, Homeroom Officer. RIDGEWAY, WILLIAM GEORGE Who's who of Hickman High. National Honor Society Officer, Student Council, Blue Triangle, Franklin Club, Key Club Of- ficer, C Club, Cresset Class, Verse Choir, Advanced Choir, Basketball, Football, Homeroom Officer, Boys' State, National High School Register, Vice President of Verse Choir, Senior Play. ROBERTS, BOB I ainit dead, but I'm speechless. Homeroom Officer. ROBERTS, KENNETH EARL Hicl-cman's candidate for the 1956 Olympic. , C Club, Verse Choir, Football Co-Captain, Senior Dance Com- mittee, Attendant Most Popular Sophomore, Junior Jamboree King. RODERICK, SHARON Devoted to duty, and cute as can be. Trireme Officer, National Honor Society, Student Council, Blue Triangle, Franklin Club, Golden Quill, Triship, Cresset Class, GAA, Pep Squad Officer, Verse Choir, French Club, English Award, Homeroom Officer, Per- fect Attendance Award, Com- mencement Committee, Advanced Chorus, National Art Honor So- ciety, Leaders Club, Senior Play. ROUSE, JOHNNE CLARK Donlt tread on me. DO Club RYAN, MICKEY How far this candle throws its beams. Triship, DO Club SAPP, ROBERT L. Igotta go milk the cows. They ain't been milked since the big flood. Verse Choir, Baseball team. SCHAEEER, ELEANOR C. A calm dignity becomes hergwell. Blue Triangle, Franklin Club Officer, Triship, GAA, Verse Choir, East Office, Library Club Officer, Leaders Club, Home- room Officer, Librarian Award, Senior Play. SHAW, VIVIAN JOAN She draws not only pictures, but many friends. Triship, GAA, Artcraft Award. SEAUGHTER, SETH WARREN Htckmanis All-American Boy. National Honor Society, Student Bfldy President, Franklin Club, Key Club, C Club, Verse Choir, Honorary Music Society Officer, Band, Football, Sophomore Class Officer, Homeroom Officer, Na- P01131 Honor Society, Outstand- mg Sophomore, Music Scholar- Shin to Egyptian Music Camp, Mm Versatile Sophomore, Jun- 10F and Senior Boy, Senior Play. E- SAPP, SHIRLEY SUE Charm is hers-forever. Triship, GAA, Pep Squad, 20-S Club. SAPP, WAYNE Friendly to all-hostile to none. FFA, Basketball, Stage Crew. SCHIMITZ, BARBARA JEAN They say brains and talent -plus humor, are never found together. She is the exception. Blue Triangle, Franklin Club, Triship, GAA, Golden Quill. SINGLETON, DON Laugh and the world laughs with you. Work and you work alone. Homeroom Officer. ' SMITH, BETTY JEAN V My thoughts are my own com- panions. Triship, GAA. ' ' SMITH, BILLY JACK Past unknown, future uncertain. ,no SONTAG, IOLA KATHERINE Always ready to lend a helping hand, Her service at Hickman is much in demand. Triship, Pep Squad, Library Club Officer. SPENCER, DON A. He 'has the attributes of a man, he always does the best he can. Franklin Club, Key Club, Verse Choir, Senior Play Committeee, Homeroom Officer, Boys' State. STONE, HENRY CBUZZYJ Henny Penny, the sky is falling. Key Club Officer, Cresset Staff, Verse Choir, Basketball, Foot- ball, Senior Class Committee, Homeroom Officer, Boys' State. STROBEL, JOHN BOTTON A pleasing personalityis a per- petual letter of introduction. Blue Triangle, Key Club, Verse Choir, Spanish Club, Baseball, Homeroom Officer. SMITH, BOB Here today-gone tomorrow. SORIN, SANDRA LEE A leading lady in all that she does. Trireme Ideal Award, National Honor Society Officer, Senior Class Representative, Blue Tri- angle, Franklin Club Triship, Cresset, GAA, Pep Squad, Verse Choir, Leaders Club, Homeroom Officer, Most Versatile Sopho- more and Junior, Algebra II Award, Sophomore Pilgrimage, DAR Award, Senior Play. STARNES, WILLIAM RAYMOND . Hey fellas, which girl did I bring? Franklin Club, C Club, Verse Choir, Football, Senior Com- mencement Committee, Home- room Officer. STONE, SHIRLEY JEAN ' The Senior Class's second first lady. Franklin Club, Triship, GAA, Pep Squad, Spanish Club, 20-S, Barnwarming Queen. STULL, LORETTA Generally speaking-and she generally is. Student Council, Blue Triangle, Franklin Club, Triship, FHA, GAA, Pep Squad, Y-Teens, Homeroom Officer. 'I AA SWYARD, ARTHUR LERoY Gimme a club and I'll beat off gn army. Blue Triangle, Franklin Club, Key Club, Verse Choir, Foot- ball, Basketball, Student Coun- cil, Homeroom Officer. THORP, CARY DEAN, JR. Another Bill Stearne. Key Club Officer, Purple and Gold, Spanish Club, Homeroom Officer. TUTT, NATALIE Is she as quiet as heir classroom voice. National Honor Society, Frank- lin Club, Triship, French Club, National Art Honor Society Of- ficer. VAUGHN, MINNIE JANE Always efficient-always a smile. D0 Club, Homeroom Officer. VICTOR, JANIS These high school boys are such ll bore. lrireme, Student Council Of- ficer, Triship, GAA, Pep Squad, Leaders Club, Sophomore Class Officer, Homeroom Officer, Most P0Dular Sophomore, Junior ,lam- lmfee Queen, Maid of Honor to MUS' Queen, Senior Play. TERRY, Lois CATHERINE In athletics she's a shining light, by virtue of her skill and might. Franklin Club, Triship, CAA, 20-S, Leaders Club, Homeroom Officer. TWENTER, CHARLES HENRY Not that I like study less but I like fun more. DO Club VAUGHN, BILL Oh! Please Bill-talk for us. Blue Triangle, Key Club, Verse Choir. VEMER, JOAN To wed ar not to wed--that is the question! Blue Triangle, Franklin Club, Golden Quill, Triship, Pep Squad, Y-Teens, 20-S, Attend- ance Award, Writing Award. WADE, DALE Takes life with joy FF A Officer. WADE, NORMA 4 pretty girl is like a melody. Triship, CAA, Pep Squad, Ad- vanced Choiaf, Majorette, Y- Teens, Leaders Club, Homeroom Officer. WAERS, JOSEPH ALLEN Senator Cat from fifth sharp district, Zootville, U. S. A. WHITLOCK, JOHN T. Can I smoke here? g Student Council, Blue Triangle, Franklin Club, Key Club, Verse Choir, Senior Invitation Com- mittee, Homeroom Officer, Boys' State. WILSON, AVALYN GAY Strong minds make great women. Franklin Club, Triship, GAA, Pep Squad, Spanish Club, Hon- orary Music Society, Advanced Choir, Y-Teens, 20-S, Leaders Club, Officer, Homeroom Of- ficer. WOOD, FERN Sincere and lovable. Franklin Club, Triship, Purple and Gold, GAA, Pep Squad, Spanish Club, 20-S. WADE, PHYLLIS J UNE Another good girl lost-she's married. Triship, DO Club Officer, Pep Squad, 20-S, West Office, Home- room Officer. WHITESIDES, GWENDOLYN Friendly in ' her quietness. Triship, Pep Squad, 20-S Club. WHITWORTH, GERALDINE Snappy, witty and all that, plus a pair of big brown eyes! Student Council, Triship, Verse Choir, DO Club Officer, Ad- vanced Choir, Senior Banquet Committee. WILSON, LARRY Larry is a good fellow-all the way around. DO Club, Stage Crew. WOOD, L. -DALE He had his lessons one day but the teacher was away. FFA Basketball, Farm Shop Team, FFA Sentinel, Farm Me- chanics Award. Viioons, NANCY JANE . 1 perlfvi little miss-never idle. l,I'J'SvUl Staff, Purple and Cold, CA X, Pep Squad, Verse Choir, Spanish Club, Pep Squad Award, Advanced Choir, Leaders' Club, Senior Dance Committee, Home- room Officer, Junior Sportsman- ship Award, May Queen Attend- 'f,-irf-inie. Franklin Club, Triship ant, Senior Play. WYATT, JOYCE FAYE One you'll think of more than twice. Triship, D0 Club, Y-Teens, 20-s Club. CUNNINGHAM, Bois Transferred from Fulton, Missouri. GRANRUD, JUDY Transferred from Lawton, Oklahoma. RAVENSCRAFT, GARY EUGENE Variety is the spice of life-here's one variety. Franklin Club, Purple and Gold, Verse Choir, Advanced Choir. SENIOR DATES March 26 and 27 .................................. Senior Play May 15, Friday ,.,.,, ..... S enior Dance May 17, Sunday --,,,, ...... B accalaureate May 19, Tuesday .... ..... C resset Day May 21, Thursday .... ..... C ommencement WYATT, BOBBY JOHN His size rloesrft marlf his ability. Track YoUNc, BILL Herels to the man who wears a 'gC,'! Student Council, C Club, Foot- ball, Basketball, Verse Choir, Honorary Music Society, Sopho- more Class Officer, Junior Class Officer, Most' Popular Sophomore and Junior Boy, Co-Captain in Football, Most Popular Senior Boy. i xmfafw President ............ ...... J EANETTE HARTMANN Vice President ...... ...................,, B ILLY MILLS Secretary ......... ......,.. H ENRIETTA KILBURN Treasurer ..... ,.,............. J UDY MILLIRON Sponsor .... ROBERT FERGUSON Mary Acton Janet Adams Jeanette Adams Don Adkins Bennie Alexander Kathleen Alrnsquist Bobby Alvis Franklin Armistead Ivah Bach .Jimmy Baker Laura Baker John Baldridge James Ballenger Max Ballew Barre Barrett Joanne Barworth Idamarie Baumgartner Marie Beary Kenneth Bennett Darlene Bink Harry Bishop Shirley Boatman Barbara Boillot Brenda Bolte Mable Bondurant Sammy Broeker James Buchanan John Buchanan , Don Driskill Dorothy Duerst Terry Dunscombe Donnie Edwards Kenneth Eichelberger .lerry Elder Bill Engstrand Jerry Ewing Mary Aileen Faurot Elsie Fellows Merle Ann Feltz Douglas Fenley Beverly Fenton Frank Fenton Juanita Fite Joan Gainey Donald Grant George Griggs Shirley Griggs Shirley Gurchie Iohanna Hailey Carol Haley Nadine Hamm Jeanette Hartmann Wendell Hatch Mary Hayden Pat Henry Donald Herman l F I 1 - I- ii I Ronnie Hinshaw Paul Hocott Earlene Horton Clyde Howell Jerry Hudnell Marilyn Hummel Juanita Hyatt J im J aclfson Hilary Johnson Sally Jones Beverly J oule Jennie J urgensmeyer Pat Kennedy Shirley Kennedy Nancy Kidwell Henrietta Kilburn George King W. E. Knowles Jim Kyle Pat Lay Margaret Lee Robert Lee Anne Liming Edward Long Beite Long John Lumb Billy Lyddon Bobby Lytle Doris Marie Maher Robert Loyd March Bill Marine ,lesse L. Martin Larry Marshall Sue Maxwell Bill Mills Judy Milliron Sherry Moberly William Dudley Monroe Ellen Sue Morgan J oe Morgan Mary Ann Morrow Jerry Moseley Kent Mowry Bonnie McBaine Wanda McBride Barbara McCormick Kent McKinney Betty Mcliissick Carol Nanson J oe Neiderheiser Dale Nichols Lois Nichols Naomi Nienaber Don Nistendirk Lanny Northup Joe Ann O,Neal is l 3 E Betty ,lean Smith Jean Smith Phyllis Smith Jackie Snodgrass David Stewart Margaret Stull Dalene Summers Ann Sutton Eric Swanson Mary Swanstone David Taylor Dale Thomas Marion Thomas Betty Joan Thompson Rita Thornton Joyce Throckmorton Geraldlne Tipton V1rg1n1a Todd Wreatha Trumbo Carol Turner Frank Van Deventer Betty Ann Wade Bonnie Wainscott Nancy Weatherly Roger Wescott Larry West Jerry Whltesldes 'Paul Walden J ack W1lk1HSOH Larry Williams Harry C. Winfrey Phyllis Workman Bill Wyatt Dick Wyatt Juniors not pictured . Byron Adams Ruth Pahl Robert Burdick Marion Rogers Ray Crowley Kenny Turner Jack Holmes Tom Watson Virginia Martin This class considered itself full-fledged Kewpies when school opened-no more beanies. With that thought in mind, they rapidly entered into the swing of things. Some of the boys went out for football and made the A team. Others Went out for basketball and did the same. And golf, tennis, track, and baseball weren't to be for- gotten because the juniors added their bit. The big project was sale of magazines. lt was a job, but they did it! The results were quite in evidence at the Junior Jamboree in the spring. Even the seniors agreed that the assembly and dance were a big success. The class was unusually busy with activities, such as: verse choir, advanced choir, band and clubs. ln the spring five per cent of the class was tapped for National Honor Society, and twelve girls were tapped to be leaders of Trireme- Triship next year. The class turned in a fine contribution to Hickman and will be even finer senior Kewpies next year. E 0 President .....,... ,..,... BILLY ELLIS V' President . ........................... DEAN ZANEID we Secretary ,- LOUISE TUTT Treasurer -III.uIIIIIMIIIIKIIIE--IINN WHITESIDES X1 -ssvo-wx-zr'.r'-'r '-'--1-r nra.1.-r,4-v..- ,.-,...w A, ,,,, T .7 . Acton, Elmer Allee, Rita Armistead, Jimmy Arnold, Patricia Ausmus, J im Baldwin, Charles Balk, Mary W C Ballenger, Dorothy ' Barnes, Doris ' Barnes, Marlene Batterson, Buddy Baumgartner, Mary Sue Bayer, William Beal, Beatrice Becker, Patricia Bedsworth, Davis Kendall Bell, Mariana Berlekarnp, Lowell Boyce, Barbara Brady, Bernie Breedlove, Jerry Brooker, Larry Brunner, Philip Brunstrorn, John Burge, Celia Burks, Sue i . Burtner, Shirley - Byers, Patsy ' Carlos, Gary Carver, Charles Cassing, Patricia Ann Christian, Ray Christman, Beta Clark, Johnny Coats, Donna JoAnn Coats, Phyllis Ann Coil, Jesse Coleman, Margie Comfort, Charles Corneilson, David Cornell, Ronnie Cottle, Joyce Elaine Craig, Mark Crane. Sue Crane, Lonnie Crane, Nancy Lee' Crim, Sandra Crisp, Janice Crowley, Mary Cunningham, Mary Danley, Ralph Davis, lsom Davis, James Day, Robert Taylor Deles Dernier, Beverly Dennis, Rita Dickerson, Beverly Dietz, Norman Dingman, Beverly Lynn Dittmer, Robert Donaldson, Hubert Lee Dorsey, Bob Dorsey, Jim Duerst, Carolyn Durrett, Virginia Ann Easley, Howard, Jr. Elder, Patsy Sue Ellis, John Epperson, Doris Elaine Estes, Patricia Eubank, Shirley Evans, Harry D. Evans, Rosemary Eaucett, Earlene Fay, Dianne - Flynn, Matt Foster, Janice Ann Fowler, Janet Franklin, Peggy Garrett, Jo Ann ,,,. C. ...., Gilmore, James Gougeon, Nelson Grant, Kent Griffin, Lynne Grossman, Don Hale, Suzy L. 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X .Qi , . t 5 ff.iQ i 'KX afwff 5, 1 ..'L4'::f2s ' sg 2 E Lowery, Richard Loyd, Janice Fay Luther, Clark Kimball Martin, Robert Maupin, Mary Ellen Mercer, Betty Ann Mordica, Virginia Mosby, Darlene Murray, Jo Martan Murray, Lynn Murray, Whitt McMickle, John McQuerrey, Frank Nelson, Dolores Nunes, Roy Lee Nunes, Tommy Edward Old, Johnnie Olsan, Loyd Owens, Michael L. Pace, Joyce Lorane Page, Betty Lou Palmer, Donna Palmer, Eva Sue Papen, Ruby Ruth Perkins, Billy Ray Perry, Patty Sue Piper, Suzanne Pipes, Anna Preston, Nita Ray, Joann Rhodes, Mary Rice, Barbara Rice, Faye Ridgeway, Anne Riggs, Donald DQ Rippeto, Teddy Roberson, Nancy Roberts. Bobby Rogers, Roy Lee Roth, Carolyn ,g,A.,q,f,1uq55 H, - ', . J- . fr.-e, -- ---H -.fa 're-'.. Sapp Elvin Sapp Frances Schmidt Fred Schmidt Homer Seely, Mary Ann Shaw, Wanda Sheppard, Helen Louise Shock, Charlie Shock, Johnnie Samuel, Jerry Sims. Harold E. Sisson, Bob Smith, Rose Marie Snipes, Edward Sontag, Bill Spohrer, Margie - ' S Stankowiski, Carol Stephens, Clara V Stewart, Jimmy Strader, Harry J Sutton, Albert Taylor, Carol Tiffany, Betty Todd, Sandra Trumbo, Lois Turner, Betty Turner, James W. Tutt, George Tutt, Louise Wade, Fay Wainscott: Billy Walters, Phil Watson, Billy Weaver, Johnny Weldon, Shirley Whitesides, Dean Whitesides, Mary Ann Whitesides, Phyllis Whitt, Darnell Wilkerson, Dave Wulff Marten Wyatt Lola Sophomores not pzctured Jerome Granrud George Lutz Robert Marriott Lela lVIart1n Walter Stoker Some two hundred of them migrated this last September from Jefferson Junior Hlgh School Before a week had passed, their actions identified them as sophomores, better known as Greenies or Greenhorns . Soon they were wearing their green and white beanies with pride and dignity and were doing their best to carry out one of Hickman's traditions. After each football game they cleaned the bleachers. Money earned from this project-tradition enabled them to put on their sophomore assembly. The program was Written and produced by the sophomores and presented to the entire student body. The most popular and most versatile boys and girls were crowned at this time. In October and again in the spring, the rocks on the front drive were given a whitewash. This is another tradition, but its result makes for a cleaner, neater campus. During National Education Week the -sophomores' parents visited the school in an effort to become better acquainted. The students presented a program and then their parents visited each classroom and met each teacher that their son or daughter had. Another outstanding event was the Sophomore Pilgrimage. A sophomore, elected by the students and teachers and sponsored by the Tuesday Club, made a pilgrimage with other sophomores from throughout the state to the state capitol. In the sophomore class are fctrainedn fine Kewpies to uphold the traditions of Hickman. And this class, without exception, has made its contribution. WllllHH1S Patricia Wilson Gary W Wood Robert Woodward D3V1d Wszelaki Christine Young Phil Yowell S T Zaneis Dean qfcckm me saluted KW . 3093 gvfgnhmenc . - ' GTI' 'RLUITL Awafdf A 0995 Pxxkgecfetary Best Award MISS INGRUM Ford Fellowshzp MR. MCDONALD Chemistry, Physics, and Algebra Teacher TOM F Zlfgrd xS,0pA077Z0f37 IS dwafa' grlbzage Y GYNJB S E HW 1, AND Wm G?GffCf1Lghr5Chd0O 0-4.41. CE50R1N B Nauon - er Aww I 4wc2rZe'ZSf5zl0 Regbst ,., ,P :SFQY-. - -2- ' 1..Q.x ---Q V.J,,- W ' - .,- . , , .,,a1..-.-....,.,.g4..:V-F. Q3 L , if X, . wx., U, !,. 1, , , ..f. R U f ,,5:19g-,F Y - va-f-Q mf, y A ,, . A, . . L I ' f :Vw-. - - ' v ,. ..,.f:,A-,nr '53,-, gg f ' .-1.-ry .4 .4 , -f , , -.gang -.. . K-.g,5i,., Q A fff-4xr,V,- 'Q 4 'V -.V .j.k.',1f,f 5, ,., ' 'ffm f fixt':?-'-7' -IZ-'fl?fQ .f' 1 1 ff, '1 ' . , f ,, , f , rg--m ,. xf z , -. 4 V .J 'Mfg' , .-' . 1 .A x X QW x Mx f 5, X xi AMX yi 14 N SW 3 .. , , V-'N :4,fMeg:. wiv, ' ff WAb,1f1M:Q3 A 1 l f 1 ,zz ,Q . gy --, ,:q,.,4 ',-, K L -- - , -' fgwll 1 rn . gf g -f fJx L' Hawaii 2 A school government resembles that of a nation but on a smaller scale. We are very fortunate to have a school which is run so democratically and governed by the students themselves. Our officers have a difficult task to perform in carrying out Hickmanas government successfully. Under the conscientious guidance of our student president, Seth Slaughterg and with Mr. Schmitz as sponsor, the 1952-53 student council has moved forward carrying on the high ideals for which Hickman is noted. May We salute the Student Body Officers and Student Council of 1952-53 for the splendid job they have done. The officers pictured above are: President Seth Slaughterg Vice President Danny MacLeodg Secretary Janis Victorg Treasurer Wanda Jewell Barnes. QQ fi-w-'ffm is gg- - f- I S a --pe , '- 5 2 I I '- J rua--fi. .-. , ,g - W i 1- Y - H., ., 'Ll hwja' W , , Q? - - . M.,-,,,, ,wg Hr., 5 ,,..1 . . , . . Q..K ..,.,..,2, , ,,,,,7 . - . --ff G' -' f'?3f'jE -. wt ii. . 'sili- W. Y 1 u ,.j.:f:g2.,f':g r,, -X we ., ' 2? , .. . .,. . ff ff . fs: , The twelve Trireme girls are: Sylvia Guffin, Nancy Woods, Laura Lee Roberson, Leslie Fylnn, Sharon Parman, Janice Victor, Sandra Sorin, Joaney Beary, Barbie Cotton. Rita Hollis, and Lynn Overstreet. TRIREME Under the able sponsorship of Mrs. Helen D. Williams and Mrs. B. A. Schmitz and leadership of President Lynn Overstreet, Trireme has had an excellent year 'as one of the most active and leading clubs in school. Composed of twelve senior girls, Trireme is a service organization designed to lead the members of Triship, an all-school girls' organization. These twelve girls are tapped in a special assembly at the end of their junior year on the basis of standards, service, and sociability. ffafb 0 1 Ce fa-96 we x 0 490 0 0 04660 oO'5'Q4er 12 fr 1980 efi, f 56 . , A I' Vql Tk N , Qf rrr r . ff, , 'Ir H 5 .r 4 X ,HM A Q gs, NX WMM Y QOYSMEGS 1 GW? 6 TRKSHXP USHERS CONXMYYTEE First w Xeir to right: Mary Ba Kc Xoyce Hourigan 4 Kok loan Thom son Barbara a ue Xmer ' ro W a NicCorm ' hrxson v Barb ar ' N aorm S 0 Bodhi Ewing. erry fe QUI K, Q O f' First row: Danley, Puckett, Vice President Chamberlain, President Ridgeway, Treasurer Stone, Secretary Thorp, Buchanan, Herzig. Second row: Slaughter, Strobel, Swygard, Vaughn, Lee, Creasy, Tutt, Strader. Third row: West, Ellis, Wyatt, Spencer, McLeod, Whitlock, Marshall, Reid, Cottle, Calvin. Fourth row: Swanson, Taylor, Martin, Alexander, Riggs, Barrett, Decker, Lowry. Fifth row: Comfort, Jackson, King, Edwards, Nichols, Jackson, Burkeholder, Mills, Buchanan Woodward. The Key Club quite simply is a Junior Service Club for the 'cKey77 boys in the high school. Boys from the sophomore, junior, and senior classes unite together, from the principal's selection, and with his sanction, under the sponsorship and assistance of the local Kiwanis Club. The purpose of the club is service to the high school. It has the same officers and types of committees as does the Kiwanis and goes about finding what the school needs and then sets out to accomplish those needs. Ne- +,x.-q.Q1.3f. x Rfqxs, -,-,Q gf., au: -na-::u.1:- ,mr 1,-r,4w .1-.,,,.',.-v-M, ,v-.V ...,. I N. ,,. Q . ,f ,- NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Walchvmf Wanna 046657 lg L5 152 First row: A. Hummel, S. Hall, Treasurer B. Cotton, President S. Sorin, Vice President B Ridgeway, S. Guffin, S. Roderick, L. Flynn. I Second row: G. Holmes, Secretary A. Barnhart, M. Oder, J. Howard, M. Houghton, N. Tutt, J. Decker, S. Slaughter, P. Chamberlain, P. Porter, L. Roberson. Scholarship, service, leadership, and character are the four ideals on which mem- bership in this society is based. Membership is limited to fifteen per cent of the senior class. ln the spring of the year the last five per cent of the senior class and the first five per cent of the junior class are selected at the annual Tap Assembly. The following fall the second five per cent of the new senior class is elected to member- ship and a tea is given for the newly elected members and their parents. The main purpose of this club is to instill in the student body a greater desire to strive for the four ideals of scholarship, service, leadership, and character. First row: Holmes, Dickson, Vice President, Davis, Treasurer, Oder, President, Howard Secretary, Decker, Cotton, Porter. Second row: Dolen, Hall, Flynn, Hollis, Roderick Houghton, Guffin, Maupin, Third row: Hummel, Barnhart, Chaney, Herzig, Schmitz Schaefer, Drane, Sorin, Deles Dernier. Fourth row: Hartley, Griffin, Long, Kurtz, Strobel, Vaughn, Swygard, Ridgeway, Whitlock. t y . r SFX Genie Holmes was Aga chosen as Radiance The Blue Triangle sponsors the St. Patis Assembly. ln this as- sembly the four R's, Reading, 'Riting, and 'Rithmetic, selected from their respective depart- ments are presented. Radiance is chosen by the club and is the one person selected as having the most radiant personality. The St. Pat's Queen and her two attendants, selected from the club, reigned over a very successful assembly and dance on March 17. First row: Rippeto, Sims, Ridgeway, Craven, Haley, Pace, Stankowski, Murray, Tutt Second row: Kilburn, Feltz, Liming, Haley, Maxwell, Sewell, Hummel, Palmer, Jenkins Third row: Bondurant, Bolte, Hartmann, Thornton, Weatherly, Ellis, Marshall, Riggs Fourth row: King, Lane, Tutt, Brady, Kyle, Jackson, Burkeholder, Taylor, Kennedyf Blue Triangle contributes in furthering the interest and knowl- edge of mathematics. ln the fall new members from each class are voted into the club if they have a second quintile rating or above in all math courses. H.-, in-.. .W-.E .- v- - - s- ..-,-.2-rffv-:.r5 i1-':-.. sei, - , - f-'sr-:g-g'-.s'- '- - -- -. .. s - fr ..4-.-:J ,.g.-.L-,i ,-,,-1g...-,.f ,..,-- ..:.,.,.-- ,-,.,.,,,.. , ,1.,.,.V. '-?+':-- ' , 3. fQ 4' 'QXHQ 6' 'WWW R QEVQAQ A A S U! ,dimezcba A U A I 'L ., ,RNA aiu ' T F,' fx , - 'Y f 1 1 0 , ff - -4? - ' Nr. . .1-'ve 1- - 0 1' ' 4 5iIL1 - First row: Calvin Swanson Thomas J-.A Mor an Crenshaw ,Kyle Treasurer B. Ri s Secretary Boillot President Wade Reporter Brittain Vice Pre ident BL Mor an ,Bolli Sapp. Second row: Davis Brunstrom Snipes, Sonia Mowery Wescott Samuel D. Riggs Jacob- Cornelison J. Palmer Gougeon Shock Danley. Third row: Wulff Crane Weaver Stewart Wood' McNickle W. Palmer Northrup Buchanan Wilson Whitesides Acton Carlos. Hickman s Vocational Agriculture Department has become a successful and established part of our school during its fourth year of existence under lVlr. Schneider The studies cover all the various phases of farming, such as livestock feeding and the housing of stock FFA is composed of a group of boys who haxe a definite interest in becoming farmers This club strives for better methods and knowledge for future farming in America The annual Barnwarming dance is sponsored by FFA and proved to be a huge success this year King Don Bolli and ueen Shirley Stone reigned over the dance Music was provided by the Ashland Hot ROClS 9 9 7 g 1 I 1 Y 1 , ' 9 V S g s a 1 1 9 ga is 7 -y , S, 1 9 1 v 9 1 s 9 9 a 1 q 7 9 9 7 . sf . I . L . ' 7 7 1 U ' , , . . . , . . . . - Q -. V 7 . . . f- . . , Q - . . 44 77 7 n , . - - . .- ,V -, ----: - -. u ---.-- .-e -i..,fpv4i,rfp,-rg., ,, 1 ,Z . ,..-,-- .- .-.,. ,gt - V I, Q l fu ixlurgizxzx wiih zz mm uf whivix inf lr mfffiw' .' gg - Qyuxflu .Y M R Ouyk f A X H 'ui K 'A Qiwsse W' 47, 2 H .J I Q , S Km 4 haf ik' VZ? , : f 1213: the right Lo bw IJIHUKIQ. , , . ' 1 rw rvvii his 3Bi'XKL'3 ' i I' ,Af , 'Q 4 - , 3,qMf. 2 A, mu X' A Kimi Don, KW Tim tmxc M ' S - ff . 'Yi , ?4w W,rxujQK1 , -Qhfxrkb M my J 'M ' 5 QUQMX vw4axrm1K ' Wmxxxzlww wy 9,, bam f 1 K Q Q .4 ' ' ' ' ' ' ann , 'ilrklk u i Q David lf4,x1ArwliSu ,ay if , L .x X YE Inu Ill hx fmx' and wif qi UM T Bmw Hfrrwgfforwf SHELF- 1.14, 740 needed The typing committee types what the copy committee writes. They also type all Cresset letters. Shir- ley Hall is responsible for all typing' Sponsor-Mrs. Winslow Co-Editors-Sylvia Cuffin, Sandy Sorin Staff Nancy Woods and Howard Lon- don are the subscription commit- tee chairmen. Their. committee plans the subscription drive that partially finances the Cresset. This committee under the direction of Bill Ridge- way takes care of all the pictures that come in and picks out the ones that will reprint the best. , The advertising Committee ulidf-I Peggy Porter Sharon Roderick is the chairman of copy, and it is one of the most important Committees' They is her duty to see that all writing for Cresset is done gel the money which makes the Cresset possible. and done COTYCCUY- n . . . Y-.. Y , - --vu-n-.111 vu -v --. ' r:t.3.iv15f'Qrv-:ZS-enfoif' -- f' H- 1- A-H A 'ITA-ir-2-.1 H v '-- H 2 1 l 1 i 5 a i I l I 3 3 1 1 5 i 4 1 I Z 5 5 5 1 l l l 1 I I IH Q 1 I N4 Vg si l 2 1 l 5 1 A xt, 1 4 5 si 1 i l 2 3 4 1 . l A1 I 1. 1 I 1 Coun- mem- L their in do- 'i1 ac- whose his se- idents elec- cRob- excel- tt the I, he idents in a 5 who z were idard, l San- eeman Danny Davis. n and rencer and arises. iurdy. clerks a Mc- as are Jack A Cor- , Lar- Mar- The . Mc- Jim : Don fs ri -' whoa Christn Skills sl lr HE P RPLE A D OLD E ' the V, VOL, 2 it HICKMAN HIGH SCHOOIACOLUMBIA, Mo., DECEMBER 19, 1952 NUMBER 6 Dick , 3f,,.,,.g,.A -' L Purple and Gold, 1952-53 Editors Aarnes, Decker The editorial staff of the Purple and Gold, chosen last week by the journalism class on the basis of class elections and merit, was an- nounced by Mr. Conrad Stawski, Purple and Gold sponsor, yester- day. The following persons, all sen- iors, were chosen: Editors-in-chief, Catherine ,Aarnes and John Deck- erg News Editor, Don Robertsg Sports Editors, Mike Reid and Bud Thorp, Feature Editor, Don Hart- leyg Exchange Editor, Anne Bar- rettg Business Manager, Karen As- lin 3 Advertising Manager, Curtis Browng Staff Typist and Secretary, Fern Woody and Circulation Man- ager, Harry Butler, I ,,Bigger, Better Cresset Planned for 41Q5'3i Newlfover, Theme, Layout Expected 7 I The staff -of the Purple h.ndGold wishes to express its regretat the lossffofA the-services of Co-Editor-in-Chief Catherine Aarnes 'and Copy Editor Jackie Bowyer, who have left Hickman. The staff also wishes to eicpress its appreciation for the fine work done by these editors before their departure. l D First row, left to right: Wood, Sewell, Karn, Noel, Hartley, Aslin, West. Second row: Herzig, q ' Barnes, Thorp, Brown, Evans, Barrett, Jacobs. I t reiff.-'I' Don Roberts, Mr. Strawski, John Decker Zip in i 7fze Balcony It was the night of Oct. 18, 1960, and it was raining. The big sign outside the Fat Jack Club flickered dismally in the fog, and as I sat at my table sipping a double Yo- gurt, I realized that in about 30 minutes I would be forced to make H VGFY important decision. There was a large crowd, and HGHFIY everyone was watching the floor show, which consisted of Natalie Tutt and the Hot Mamas. In the background was Count Jos- eph Waers on his Oriental Tom Toms, and also featured in the act was Buzzy Stone, who swung out over the room on a cable singing 'Row, Row, Row Your Boat in Swedish. Spencer Mob Arrives Just then five men in black Hornbergs came in, sneering and trying to step on people's feet as they jostled their way to a table. They were members of the notor- ious Boss Spencer Machine, which had been terrorizing the Middle West for the last few years. About two tables from me I saw A Wh jun ed a s Sch ed life bea and oftc mal ano voir ing fact any SOD ing suc weu whi thel any frol deci con fore in 2 har! was TN .. , . . 1 . -.,..i- . V , ' Ura- - - S -H ' '-5.3 -4:.:.fs-Ian.: -.: .,,g,,,-,. , g,,,,,,m - ,- 'e ' -1 L '4- f - - ' -44 -- . - Y Y , ,, t -N - lm -wi-,Q QT:-fga. r ', , . V, '-,y.. y.--. sy... -. 5 , -5- Q - Inq:-1 . ,gk 1.-f,,..:-,,..r,.f ,. .v--bbgwi Vg.,:.,f- ..-1-. ,. eilidflfwtdfd qqggppl Each year the Christmas Pageant is the highlight of the Christmas festivities at Hickman. The beautiful chapel setting, the Blue Veil processional, and various dramatic skits are all traditional. Though a great deal of variety is used, the program carries a fundamental philosophy to the audience. With the cooperation of the verse choir, advanced chorus, art department, industrial arts class, and vocational ag students, the impressive pageant contributes much toward the spirit of Christmas. Make sure the halo's straight, Peggy! '4Poem Heard Around the World i I 1 Z, f f 4 fl , ', , The calm before the storm. R v ?V I RTN V1 , Mei wl- W Wewie I. y. Seated: Cotton, MacLeod, Guffin, Mrs. Williams, Keene, Roberson. First row: Fleetwood, Woods, London, Reid, Millan, Noel, Beary, Parman, Houghton, Jurgensmeyer, Jacob, Holmes, Haley, Kilburn, Long, Lee, West, Hall, Hazel, Marshall, Wade, Victor, Shofstall, Howard, Joule, Ranz, Smith, Regan, Rhynsburger, Fellows, Baker, Cornett, Flynn, Chaney, Hollis. Fourth row: Brown, 'ii Van Deventer, Shaeffer, Schmitz, Nisendirk, Sewell, Wyatt, Mills, Roberts, Sutton, Craven, Coons, ii 1 3, Neebe, Summers, Deuser, Buchanan, Lee, Walden, Jackson, Kyle, Davis, Cunningham, Alexander, I 4 ,fi ml V ,N il: 'if t! ,l I ,l W! 1 :fi- LJ, W wi M, ills l 1, , lim: ,5 , lvl . ,I , ig, Flu ,V 'i -H ,1-H .,. ,,,,--., L:-if-W -----A-: A ,., ,A -,Fe 640671 Rees, Barret, DeBord, King, Weatherly, McKinny, Young, Barnes, Ridgeway, Vaughan, Porter Lee, Overstreet, Sorin, Gray, Slaughter. Second row: McKenzie Dinwiddie, Brittain, Puckett Milliron, Chipley, Palmer, Jacobs. Third row: Coe, Reynolds, Purdy, Beary, Buchanan, Sontag Johnson, Calvin, Fenton, Aslin, Creasy, Thorp, Jordan, Deles, Dernier, Starnes, Chambers, Whitlock Roderick, Swygard, Hartmann, Liming, Faurot, Bullard. Fifth row: Taylor, Bondurant, Burkeholder Drane, Roberts, Bolte, Thornton, Stone, Spencer, Henry, Bozart, Cottle. , - . . 7-7 . - f -,-, .- n- n 1 sn- ----we-r. r--..hv1-J',1':1F?'Ar-!2,fr'f - -- -'- ' ' 1 -' 1 en daft phi? The SENIOR CLASS of HICKMAN HIGH SCHOOL presents O . One Foot In Heaven , A play in three acts by Hartzell Spence SHARON RODERICK, Stage Manager MRS. HELEN D. WILLIAMS, Director MUSIC-Hickman High School Band, Robert C. Schupp, Director CAST Reverend William H. Spence, a minister ...... ............... ...... T O M FLEETWOOD Hope Spence, his wife .,.,...- ....L,,.,.......... ...... L Y NN OVERSTREET Hartzell, their son ....... L ......,. ....,...,,...,..e.. D I CK NOEL Eileen, their daughter ...,.. ' ,,.... .,..,,,,.. J EAN MILLAN Dr. Romer, a good friend ...T,,,.,. ..............., D ALE KEENE Louise, a pretty miss ............... . ....., ........ B ARBARA COTTON Maria, a pretty Mexican girl, ...,.... .,.....,,,. G ENIE HOLMES Molly, a crusader .................,.,..,. ' .,,-.,-,,..,., SANDY SORIN Ronny, her brother ................, ....,,,, S ETH SLAUGHTER Letty, a pest ,..........,...,,..................... ...............,,.,.... N ANCY WOODS Mrs. Sandow, a proud woman ....., ........ M ARILYN HOUGHTON Mrs. Digby, a choir singer ...,... Q.. ......,..,,,.,..,.....,c SUE HAZELL Georgie, her son ,.,..,.. . ................,.... ,.,,,,. H OWARD LONDON Mrs. Cambridge, church worker ....,,. .......,.........,....... S YLVIA GUFFIN Mrs. Jellison, church worker .......c ......,....,................,. L ESLIE FLYNN Major Cooper, a man of sixty .,.,...c....,....... ,... ........ B I LLY GEORGE RIDGEWAY Bishop Sherwood, a just man ,-.,.,...,,,,.,,,......,.,-,-,-.,,, ,,c,...,,.,.-..........,,,..............,,,...,.....,.,,,.. S COTTY REES Reverend Fraser Spence, prologue and narrator ........,.......,...............,..,..........,...................,, RONNY LEE VERSE CHOIR-,loaney Beary, Peggy Porter, Wanda Jewell Barnes, Dorothy Purdy, Elenor Schaefer, Sharon Parman, Bill Vaughn, ,lack Creasy, Gail DeBord, Don Long. PLACE-The little town of Laketon, Iowa SETTING-About 1910 ?W First row: Guffin, Estes, Crim, Woods, Beary, Whitworth Crane, Johnson, Holmes, Wade, Reynolds, Mr. Schupp Second row: Summers, Craven, Feltz, Rhynsburger, Hale Sheppard, Bondurant, Milliron, Lay, Hartmann, lxfaxwell Cornett, Deles Dernier. Third row: Roth, McKensie, Coats, Joule. Wilson, Ausmus, Dinwiddie, Ranz, Maher, Smith Trumbo, Stull. Fourth row: Hyatt, Farmer, Harris, Fellows Johnson, Fleetwood, Wyatt, Niestendirk, Eichelberger, Lon don. B. Ridgeway, B. Rice, Tutt, A. Ridgeway, Jacob Fifth row: Howard, Hailey, Weldon, Roderick, Sewell Boillet, Perry, Rodgers, Jackson, Burkeholder, Young Roberson, Mercer, F. Rice. X 1Ull'7i Z,,'!f-f,, f ' f f r SEXTET-Craven, Summers, Wilson, Hum- mel, Maxwell, Stull, Guffin. ORCHESTRA-First rciw: Nienaher, Herman. Cassing, Karn. Second row: Mr. Schupp, Neebe, Jacobs. A -- SI-'1 sf wade Depmmwz First row: Jacobs, Brittain, Hartmann, Kennedy, Trumbo, Sewell, Griffin, Farmer, Neebe. Second row: M. Davis, Lane, Eichelberger, Henderson, I. Davis, Woodward, Per- kins, Thomas, Lowery, O. Evans, Brady,' Durrett. Third row: Crisp, Fay, Martin, Breedlove, Williams, Christian, H. Evans, Zaneis, Schmitz, Sisson, Bruner, J. Clark, Old King, Whitt, Hartley. Fourth row: John Clark, Yowell Roberts, Fleetwood, West. Standing: Dingman, Buchanan Brown, B. Roberts, McQuerrey, Mr. Schupp, Hollis Rippeto, Hummel. TWIRLERS-Griffin, Coleman, Joule, Bolte, Clark, Wade, Throckmorten. OFFICERS-Librarian Jacobs, Vice President Brown, President Roberts, Mr. Schupp, Treasurer Hollis, Sergeant-at-Arms Fleetwood, Secretary Neebe. .. ' Aaafm-aa-s-um-makin-aa5rl:k:ser.:2ra5..a.La.Lf-,..+a-an-.11 -- , wir. ,. A -W wa .,- ., A,,E,a ..,:.,, .,.,,, w Q N X1 fx f v Af f 1-:Z f 'w,+4wem66q Sap iamfgfze Pcmewt 764945 FRANKLIN CLUB-First row: Slaughter, Baker, Stone, Gray, Evans, Alexander, Kyle, Burkeholder, Boillot, Starnes Calvin, Davis, Chaney, Vemer, Drane, Aslin. Second row: Schmitz, Dudley, Whitlock, Cotton,.Henry, Sewell, Decker, Reid, Keene, Chamberlain, Roderick, Oder, Hartmann, Lay, Bondurant, Tutt. Third row: Dolan, Deuser, Holmes, Feltz, Calvin, Spencer Guffin, Faurot, Marshall, Buescher, Haley, Pace, Maxwell Wilson. F Fourth row: Karn, Hazell, Kilburn, Smith,'Noel, Weather ly, Sutton, Lee, Liming, Porter, Jacobs, Craven, Sheets Jacob, Wood, Calvin, Hall, Deles Dernier, Schaefer, Hough: ton, Barrett, Dinwidden, Woods, Howard, Hummel, Barn- hart, Sorin. Fifth row: Swygard, Ridgeway, Flyn, Parman, Overstreet Creasy, Gibbs, Ray, Thornton. Q' Minn LIBRARY CLUB-Henderson, Throckmorton, Aslxn, Hyde, Clark, Sontag, Lee, Whllesides, Maupin. Lee Whitesides. 'LCN' CLUB-First row: London, Baker, Keene, Starnes, Fifth row: Buchanan, Old, , Lumb, Cunningham. Sixth row: Reid, Cottle, Jackson, Fenton, Moseley. Second row: MacLeod, Chambers, Walden, McKinney. Seventh row: Danley, Knowles, Martin. ' -fr-MA Henry, Nlills. Eighth row: Morgan, Young, Ridgeway, Slaughter, Shem- well, Roberts. ii Y-TEENS-First row: Vice President J. 1nrocmn.,..v--, Secretary-Treasurer P. Maupin, President R. Hollis, J. Turner, A, wnguu, .. , g Johnson, R. Long- Bozarth, M. Davis. Second row: V. jacob, D. Duerst, E. Coleman, P. Dolen, Fourth row: V. Todd, P, Overgtreet, J, Snodgrass, S. C S, D' Coats, B' Mccofmlckt L- Pace' Kennedy, S. Crim, T. Rippeto, B. Rice, R. Christman, I. Ewing. S. Eubank, S. ros -x ......,.. ,.,,h1Ad'M , i : - Y YY V iv i v . ..1 1 r.a.,dd45'hHi:i:e:5i3:w-N Q F 'ind-i-S-.s. . , -.-' -- A - - . -, , - I I ' 70 ff vw wg W .fn 27'-tg A NATIONAL ART HONORARY SOCIETY-First row: Second row: Chandler, Hummel, Shaw, Palmer, Singleton L. Overstree, Deles Dernier, Secretary Tutt, President Gibbs, I-OHS, P- Overstreet, SWHHSNHC- Houghton, Cotton, Guffin. SPANISH CLUB-First row: Summers. Ridgeway, Presi- Third row: Barrett, Roberts, Alexander, Coons, Howard dent Preston, Vice President Feltz, Treasurer Lee, Secre- Dietz, Karn, Hollaway, Maupin, Crisp, Slaughter. Fl ,M ' ,M'll ,W dt, C 'ff' . tary Yun ulray 1 an O0 Q H m Fourth row: Comfort, Henry, Strobel, West, Ridgeway Second row: M. Whitesides, Deuser, McCormick, Mercer, Calvin, Walters, Thorpe, DeBord. Coats, Aslin, Wilson, Burge. P. Whitesides, Jacob. . - - -P-2'--S-M ft--1--mm 'fm-4-an-i--.L-.:45i45ms:::4.::-nga.:.3.1,..g44..---.......g,s.g,.,.:,,,4,.- H-'U ----- .4..- - sf --- -- - f . . 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Third row: Griffin, President Morgan, DeBord, Luther Second row: Wilkinson, Secretary-Treasurer ltschner, Herman, Swanson, Barrett,' Atkins, Vice President Fenton. r V1 I , I v N X X v B Y VYVYY M. ,, V , M , Y ,A Y. , f Y Y,,.Y Y Y--- .....,.,.,.,,K. , ,J f , J I 1 Wo. my , ' -' W: ,f ,, , 'ahwqm . ig 3 ,f, 5: 1 ii .E 9? V 1 ,sr 1 1 1, 1 1 1 W , . Ng if E H i 1 1 4, 1V E I1 ,, 11 . 1 1 ,1 li? U1 .11 w, 11, Zi! 5511 22,4 ,, ,1 :ia ,1 ,1 1 15 -i Ki 11,1 4, ,, 11 1 , ,,, 4:1 ,. J: .111 11 5,1 11: Hn 1111, ,,1 s1',, 1.3: 111 ,fl 111, ,14 5, EQ, 1, 11 1 1 11 5 1, 11, E11 311129 sy il if ii LE if mg 1 W1 1 1 Qili 'Exif 3113 111 ' HT ,Vi QW E313 11-I 23 1? 12114 31,4 111 'nil ,1 11 i131 'QW ll f 1 HV! , .f 3 .11 I Ni 'xi mf Li' , Q .1 211g -VI 15 'Z 1 , Q I Wlcmy Alma Wddtgaddeo I Ig 0 . 1a' 1 f 1 11 Q ' I 1 B 1 l H xv mae ldmdwg ,412 in ? 4 1 - ' - - -' - - 1 f 'H--1-H ' 1 mf--1: - -:fi-11414111--u-7-1Jn:-rv,--- . ......g,..f--...,,,44,,,,,,,,4,,u,, . . ,f,....... --,- .- ,. . 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Top row: Ann Barnhart, Maid of Honor Janis Victor, Sharon Parnflan. -A'A - - --'ff 21- T- -X..-' --'A-- 3 - Y LSL-S' - , , X Q X f n -1 , V , . v 1 w . fb., , 4 , 9-:,f, X -.:,g,, -, fqgwm Mgjfzigy mi W, xy ' ' ' 1 , I f 'f'7k ?W'f,ff., , X f Mvwwwcw M ff 1 A-, 1 , f ff 0 f ff 7 f Q 0 f f U , 6 ,fy ' ,K 1 V A V :QQ 1' -, ,Qf1zv4:,7f1 'L A - -, ,.: Y - ,Q - , ' f, f- LQ,,,,w, f V x ' I - I 1 L' , - V X'i,,,,72f7gffvg'1 lfftgfvfr. 1' , yg f ' Nw f Ml,k,V,,,Q..f h'Wm-vm mf w X xw jx f fy f, 1 1nnmg..c. JL, 4. 15259 - 1 ' - ' ff 'WEVS--QQ A' k ,f w-wa 1 1 ! 'X 1-L40 , WEN! YI , . aigdfigaze Ky I ezealc 6 if Xxx RY ANN WHITESIDES 1' Xx x 12012 MARTIN Viv, IEEUISE TUTT , Q io' LY E LIS S Q. 0 N S Q -4 155' 'X 3, fb S X X 1 st N 4. Q Si 'X ' viii!! EN ,v 7 'fd iw 'Z I MA W J 1 Ill f fi X 'ifvgfl ff kim L N 'ess I L,-A , .U- ..L . .- EMR-g-, - ' --,...-1 , , dim'-v ' VM Y - -1-vm? , -gf.,-. f' Q4 sf? . X . ,, ,,.., 4 -.4 V .. t --X, ,..:, .W . J kwa wg, . .,,Mf,,.,' , ,, w g 1 X rs.-fxgh.-1.Xgg1'5A gf' 3 vm A' f A gag . . -. 9 -,Tyay?.-,fi-,,v?igL:,.lLjJ, . .,,311,V?ti.e ,:ik.-1.- is K . QW- . g1,fi L.,,g:vx E.-jf-. -- if -- ,,,. .. . IL 1 1' W ' 55,32 af 3 kV 5' Sf M, si --ffl, 'W A , ,LL.wz. - X X M M QW f W . ,.: .,,,, f f - v ff 4 MW f . L Q nf' za 7 A4 ,A ,Q MQ, -Q -, !M,,,Wf,wwW , ,f ., Zf ,WM MW ?,.'f2!'? .XI ,J ag , QV , ., 1' . 4 2 .ff ' , f .,,. k.A, V ,.,,, l 7 ff v, , f X M 2 f f , Q Q, X .f J 10 +V 4 , N, ,M .w,W..fMM..,W,,,,,,-wm...., WZ.. if fd!! W HHQ??Y ' in mv '352 Q aafczif Columbia Columbia Columbia Columbia Columbia Columbia Columbia Columbia Columbia Fulton - Kirksville Mexico - Hannibal Jeff City Sedalia M. M. A Boonville Kemper This year the Kewpies were finally stopped after subdumg 18 straight op ponents a winning streak which ran through 3 years Conference play ended in a 3 Way tie for the Cemo Championship. This is the third straight year that the Kewpies have had their finger in the Cemo crowng the first 2 years being un defeated in conference play. - ' ' m' --- -.-Wim - -- JZ:--0 wi Q31 My f lf! 'R fx 'NW f lk M -,,'--X, W 1 ,MQ XX . XX X N I1 M 1 f f X ,, 1 . il - Z , fl! , X I - ffm: , ' . , ,ff 3 ww X xv , yf f f Q , - If f, K -ff 2 ff, f 'L ' '. 1 2 ,,g ,W f .V , 1- 4 ' V I' , X 0' I I I 1 4, , X f . ' A ' ff ' , - :,,, , 1 if ,!- ,X if , 5 4- ' . 5 , 'T ,1 Q, I A V ,, - W 1 X X ' ' 4 ' A 2 'Q I, , 30 V L f V f ff QQ 55, X ' ' 1 , ,, 4 K V , 1 X, Wa , ? 7, 5 f ' 5' Z N , J rf M 4 . Q f ,X I , I , I ' A K , f A f A, g U, , ,. , f Q f Y f X I Q f X ,mb Am f f . QQ 'ff W f ,, ,off ,, ..' - ' 7' f ,f fn W , A A, I 3 , -l, f , ff ' . ' P M ' w...m', ' 1 M ' 5 , 5'-w ,- 4 X - ,f . J f f 5 X 2 f yn .. V ff , ,WW f Q V My - , 3' 1 f .V ,V V I ,J . 92,4 ' , V ' ' 4 A' f 5 , 4 - . Q gf? J 4 .Xl V Y, I W AZ, ,lv 9 x , ' gif Z F ' ' ', ' ,L f ,W HW' ?f' Q A ' , - ' J A 1 ' f ' M , , , 1' - ,, , i . ' ' , I I I Z? I 1 1 , ff, , A 5 W I , W 1 3, H - ,,- ., , My U K , ,,, f I 4, , ' V 1 - 'j 2 21.-Lf 5-,AA -K-Lvrssagizi,'fQiv14-15?-4.f-.i4ifsg'ai:c1y:.mwfs:-2 - f 6w 5? ,fu , N fi' -if f MJ M N 'ff' 1 pf f H477 741 21 ?.1.':6'f1fJv1:iri?,Z!-1-1.-nib -J'-1 .,.v... ...M v 3., H., .pw 'ff f ? J f , ,,,, x.ziff,..v H. .A1,.v., f, f BILL STARNES BILL YOUNG ROBERT EEE Guards Auconferenceg All - End: A11-Conferenceg All-Districtg All-State, Second Teamg Tackles All-Conference State, Honorable Mention. Co-Captain. BLLLY MILLS RONALD BURKS MIKE REID E E End ' Halfback Center KENNY ROBERTS Fullbadkg All-Conferenceg A11-Districtg All-State Honorable Mentiong Co- Captain. SETH SLAUGHTER Quarterback JERRY WHITESIDES Guard KENNY COTTLE End Front row: Larry Marshall, Jerry Moseley, Kenny Roberts, Billy Mills, Bob Martin, Kent Mowry. Second row: Jim Shernwell, Bob Jackson, Jim Burkeholder, Bill Young, Bob Lee, David Coe, Don Edwards,,Billy Marine. . Front' row: S. T. Yowell, Jerome Granrude, Dean Zanies, Hubert Donaldson, Kendall Bedsworth. Top row: Johnny Old, Don Grossman, Earl Hopper, Whit Murry, R. L. Hoeffer. o t ' ' ' ' A T-'B' ' l 'i'-'1i'.Q.:'rl'?.'T.5'1g25l577I '!'kT 5? ANU-'fl' '54'-f'?.'qf-?f'f?'A 'YE T' '1'!F':'--14'-'Z-1fe9:fU'j'afFff?1 '-AC png:-gli-ni'-xgIj,s:r1:r.x'.'g V- -3 R-A ' 7-9. 'lg 4 nk: ' .' I 5 U' 1 :' :: --121. 'A --3 '- ' - - ' - ' vb- V-.. -1, . .' .' . ' ' .f': ,f-,f ,,',,r,-,.r'.',,,', .',' ' ' I N, V K I. ,, ,!,,, ',,Lf 1, AA, .f--y , .-,- f - , I l Back row, left to right: Johnny Lumb, Jerry Mosely, .lim Baker, W. E. Knowles, Robert Lee, James Buchanan, lim Shemwell, Dean Zaneis. Front row, leftito right: Pat Henry, Bob March, Don Cunningham, Kent McKinney, Billy Mills. 7,91 , 2, 0, 7 Hack row. James Buchanan Bm Somag Dale Wade, john Back row: Donnie Driscoll, Johnne Rouse, Jesse Curry Qrama Jah Fronlf row, Davzii Cornelison, Jim James Balenger, Billy Jack Smith. Front row: Bobby Smith Boiudl Wargyne 215512. i ' A. T. Dorsey, Bill Engstrand, Bill Wyatt. Not pictured: Bob Roberts, Carl Nichols. ga and emma Our tennis team has made a good account for ltself during the past three years Winning the ma- jority of their meets lt has been ledqby Sparkplug Dan MacLeod and former Kemper star Bob Albee who for the past two sea- sons has captured doubles cham- pionship 1n the 'C lVl 4C V Left to right: Mr Edwards Bob Albee Jerry Phillips Bo er Niles and Danny MacLeod. ' Left to right: Dale Keene, Bill Ridge- way, Mr. Edwards, Howard London, and 'Pat Kennedy. One of the best golfers to come out of Hickman in a long time is Dale Keene. Dale tied for first place in the state High School Golfing Meet held in Kansas City, September 26 and 27. 77' Wherels the ball, Aileen? .,,., -Ny.-7-. -4 ' , , s- 'V fb . I. : J. f a mo6'!4.ggg,g,r,?1:,V i g.,4.,-if, GAA OFFICERS-Rita Hollis, Ann Barrett, Billie McKenzie, Ann Barn- A hart, Sue Reynolds. Watch that 10 spot, Tootsie! q,,Q4 :W -... 3,-, 1, '64 . Henrietta Kilburn and Anne Lim ing bully in hockey. Hope it's good, Rita' Good for a strike, Normal ecwlew 6666 OFFICERS-President, Mary ,lane Davis, T ' Treasurer, Avalyn Wilsong Vice President, Norma Coats, Secretary, Genie Holmes. awards lVIr.ilVlcRoberts the volleyball trophy in assembly. Unfortunately the teachers were taller than the girls this year! .- I T iThe Leaders Club consists of 241 Senior girls whose qualifications for this honor are l l 5 athletic abilit , leadership service, dependability and knowledge of athletic rules. l I , . Y ' 7 7 These girls assist the physical education teachers in their gym classes. First row: Millan, Reynolds, Victor, lVIcKinzie. Coats, Terry, Barnhart, Roberson, Woods. Second A A row: Hollis, Wade, Cotton, Roderick, Davis, Wilson, Holmes. Third row: Beary, Parman, Over- I' street Neebej y 4 rx fn 4 f ,',- ' - bf' , IV' . , ,, , l x , uf ,,,, Y- 'W 7 - , l l I I 241' V- ' x , Qfj. ' 'X' K' ' 'Ajvhn W6,g,,- . K- wi. fr , ,W NNN ' ' J' 'lf' Aff' f Af-Y'3'9a5f'3?iwffiiiii-Wifnffkgiiffivww:G9?Sy15gj.5g-igmffn-f..w-gg.-M.-,W,-., ,g.q,, In Congratulations I y y f Class of I953 I IE f Y May Friendships Formed at I-Iiokman Continue to 1 I: .'I' I Endure Throughoot the Years to Come I A when Distance Separates I 'I S ' y Remember Your Telephone ' I I I MISSOURI TELEPHONE COMPANY I aff DO-NUT and POTATO' CHIP Co. I. 5I8I E. Broadway ' 1 I Phone 3940 SH EAIRS CUTS YOUR COST OF LIVING I Shoes - Dry Goods - Clothing I I0 STROLLWAY COLUMBIA WYATT'S I Complete Food Market SERVICE QUALITY TELEPHONE 345I COLUMBIA SEWING I MACHINE AGENCY Pfoff 6' Domestic Everyday Iow prices ' ' MATTIE MAE ROWLAND 7l7 E. Broadway Columbia, Mo. Plenty ot Free Parking PHONE 4063 PARIS AT PRICE H I I .. i 41 ' 4Y 'Fw -f -if Y -- Y - -- 44- -- 'T'--' - if Complimenfs of LaCrosse Lumber Co. Congrarularions Class of '53 All Iypes of lumber 8: building maI'eriaIs Insurance Service A en g Cy ll I I H d Ralph K' Pfremmer Wane.. H. Baird as We as a compe e ar ware and Pain+ Iine. .N N n rrre uiir f , kiln 1.4 730111 u ei rri X N QA I ,rkA: ,,A .. , X eeu' u,i, , X 'A f . nfl ' A XX A ' I . r ibs X .A :Q .,r,. .,,, fr 5 , arze TIGER LAUNDRY 81A MID-STATE POULTRY DRY CLEANING CO. Fr ers Bakin Hens The Tiger Can r Be Bear Duck! Geese g Turkeys IIOI Broad DFI Alf Iumbia, M 609 W:IIrIIu+SeaSI3:I 2-3277 The Bank of Service Checking Accounrs Loans a Safe Deposif Boxes Nighr Deposirory Columbia Savings Bank NINTH AND BROADWAY ' COLUMBIA, MISSOURI Member Federal Deposir Insurance Corp. BOOKS STATIONERY The Saper-Speed Smifh-Corona Miller-Wayland Company -: allf:sS5sf:?f15f:f?E5f 5 ' E- A 'F raesa S nnsneeal a:aooaoro S fsefadfi ' Wor1d'S is 1 H iini Fastest SCHOOL SUPPLIES EQUIPMENT ' ' A -' - -V--., . .-., .-.-- MA... -.-- -- - -.--.-, -.,.3 1. ,- , , Alf, Y- 4 i Q I v f I 1 :rf-' i i l 4 l l l l i l l l l 4 SEXTON ROAD GRO. Compliments ot Meats anal Groceries Athletic Goods BILL and DOLLIE MILLS 9I7 E. Bawy. 2-4392 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS OF I953 COLUMBIA AUTO PARTS CO. Genuine Replacement Parts Boone couN1'Y Abstract Company PHIL SIMPICH, Vice-President You only own your ground when the title is sound f DEAN'S Town 81 Country I0 on the Strollway A T11 , One of Missouri's Finest Motor Courts r All States Village Highway 40 8: 63 COLUMBIA, MISSGURI For Good Food... TRY RED SANDWICH SHOP and RANCH HOUSE When in need ot turniture, 'Floor covering, cedar chests, lamps and appliances SEE us MCLAUGHLIN BROS. Furniture Co. Funk u Bros. Since l926 Dependable Source tor Automobile Supplies CLYDE R. FUNK, Owner Nichols Bros. Florist 25 North 9+h Phone 977L5 GARTH AVENUE NURSERlES 'TOM' NlCHOLS, Ma-nager 600 North Garth Phone 33ll p GARLAND'S I6 N. l0th Street Phone 4334 h On the S-trgllway V ' Wai- ' M ' -T . Super Quality 0 Dependable Service Congratulations For Every Evem Seniors Say it with Flowers from .,. ' I ' 1 f ' F . If I f DEPARTMENT- sroke Flower Shop Greenhouses 8-lo NORTH EIGHTH 25 On The Strollway West Blvd. , COMPLETELY AIR coNDmoNED Q Table Service-Counter Service Catering Service T X , ,gf 4 Restaurant I 9th and Locust Dial 738I Congratulations Seniors from CENTRAL DAIRY 4-I. :'f,'-'11-,. 9,-lr,-,1t'.,.. -. T. . ,- ,v '17 ,. .-.'- .ff-'r ' -'. ..f. .. -. -. . 1 t , . 91-.5 'f2ji5.i:--ff- --1'-1.33 ' nr . jul' ' .ug 1- .-aw Q, 3-.Rm -- . -. ,.,-55491: fr-1:15-- r -' ati-vf?G+.?: , - 2 - -35. Qgs uff 'xapfl-,1j2..i:.l,ifg , ' . f .. Ill. -. .s wx: 1' ' .:-Pali-'J' -1 , ' ' .t.. H' 91 X- ' 1 :52'f':43::,4::Z,' . M5 i gil-'rg if: 'tl ' 2 , ' 1 15- 13511iEf2AirsQ3'f-: 4' , ff-ef? -mil l glfl 44 ui nim g '5--- - . -232515 IF. . ' a A - sl ' i .... ---7 4 of ' .-,---1 ,- ' - iff . - - if-' ,gr V f f 1' T. -I ' ll T- f .Q -- f .. .., Q i' ln-. ffl ' ' -., . '. , I- , 1 g,:F-7'-T 4, . .-' Y f' .is - - -'C' f-.cf-:..1-1- -,fe 1 : . 1- - -5-Q' . ---' -Qs- K 4 The Home of Pasteurized Dairy Foods - -1.3-lv 1'1 W STEPHENS Drugs Sundries Founlam Service PHONE 67I6 I E. . Barnes H Broadway al' Garlh Free Parking Congralulalions Seniors of I 953! Uptown Coffee Shop I I 009 E. Bdwy. 6426 Daily Cleaners VISIT OUR NEW STORE MODERNIZED FOR YOUR SHOPPING COMFORT Complelely Air, Condilionecl sl-lor I and a+ Pel1I1GyyS SAVE Cotton Lumber Co. II6 N. Eigmh Phone 7327 I Complimenls of 909 Cherry S+. Dial 4I I3 or 4I I4 CQ. Wear Clean Clo+l1es Member Sales-Service Nalional Ass'n of CIeaner's 8: Dyer's Columbia' EMO' 2'3l40 N IT 7' The A G' P Policy To Always: Do whai' is honesf, fair, sincere and in The bes+ in+eresI's of each cusiomer. Ex'Iend 'friendly safisfying service To everyone. Give every cusiomer The mosi' good 'Food for her money. Assure accura+e weigh+ every Time . . . I6 oz. To each pound. Give accuraie counf and fuII measure. Charge The correci' price. Cheerfully refund The cus'l'omer money if for any reason any purchase is noi' sa+isfac'Iory. FOR SMOOTH DRIVING Bauer-Nothe Q Chevrolef Company Z O' x' 'I 7I5 Hy 40 Q S Phone 3 I27 CONRATULATIONS Greenspon's 900 Broadway COLUMBIA AMUSEMENT COMPANY C MISSOURI HALL VARSITY CoIumbio's Finest Theatres AMERICAS GREATEST STARS THE WORLD s BEST PICTURES ?i 1 1 J 1 11 1 111 1 1 11 1 1 11 1 Ili ' 111 I1 I11 1 111 1 11 alj, 1 11 11 21' 1 111 111 11 111 111 11 11 1 11 - 1 y Y 1 11 '1 I I 11 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 11 -1 11 1' 111 1 I 1 1 11 111 1 1 1, 1 ,11 Y 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 13 N 1 11'1 11 1 111 3 1 1 1 1 E1 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '53 CHIPLEY No. I DORN-CLONEY LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING CO. I07-9 Sou+I'1 8+h S+ree'r Phone 3I I4 NAMES you Icnow- SHOES you Iove , Connie-Jacqueline-Town and CounI'ry Sudden Service Cleaners TI-iger Barber Shop II4 SouI'I1 Nin+I1 Pickup 8: Delivery - 2-DAY SERVICE II4 s0u+h 6+h S+. Phone 3434, CONGRATULATIONS W. B. MARCH, Owner CLASS OF '53 A Gift For All Occasions at A Buch roeder's Jewelers 'lorithree generations IOI5 'BROADWAY CONGRATULATIONS GRADS From the Store of MAYTAG FRIGIDAIRE Known by Name-Remembered by Service Records WE MAKE RUBBER STAMPS Columbia Printing Co. 'lt's the Service that Counts' 27 NORTH NlNiTH O PHONE 5320 Missouri Motor Co. DESOTO-PLYMOUTH Sales-Service 'OB rEdgar's A Phone I5-I7 N. SEVENTH PHONE ms Bdwy. 7404 Congratulations A , , Grads - al me mfrz annnuf . -X Parsons Siste r's Beauty Salon IOI9 BROADWAY L PHONE 56I8 Radio Electric Shop The Things You Want Records-Phonographs Cameras Photographic Supplies PHONE 6236 l005 BROADWAY lu -fi CoIumbia's Smar+es+ Shoes Delmigerhle II nun f R' ' ei - -. Rhiihm Sfep Q90 9 'Q Penalio h T, Sororiiy S aes N Z2 C bbl ' ' ' ofa Tian -E ' Q ' ' , , Troners H13 nQVu5 5hQQ Columbia s Smar+es+ Shop Dickson I 'P I I I I 'for Women Q':j,2,2Z,g, x-RAY FITTINGS WA I RREN DALTON, Prop. On The S+roIIway SAFE SOUND DEPENDABLE COMPLETE BANK AND TRUST SERVICE MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Exchange National Bank of Columbia I865 Columbia, Missouri I953 I1 WALLPAPER-oLAss CONRATULATIONS SENIORS IMPERIAL WALLPAPER BENJAMIN MOORE'S PAINT .X A . 0 'D+ Supphes 8I'h and Walnuf Phone 3l77 704 Broadway P'- PLATZ House-low FURNISHINGS For Complefe News Service Wesfinghouse, Magic Chef Kelvinafor READ THE Columbia Daily-Tribune Home Gas Home Appliances Ranges Appliances 5:4 Broadway Dial 6970 You' Home NSWSPBPG' J. R. LIPSCOMB, Presiclenf R. B. PRICE, Vice-Presidenl GEORGE F. KING, Secy-Treas. STANDARD INSURANCE AGENCY INCORPORATED INSURANCE AND SURETY BONDS Columbia Missouri 7l9 Broadway Phone 5635 H' E' PARMSH MCALLISTERS Jeweler Nine Soul'l1 Ninllm Slreef 23 Of' H19 S+r0llway 0 bl I l my 5.414-351.2 E?-. i liz' and Wes+ Boulevard . a'f' BEPENDABLE DR UGGlST BARN ETT S PH RAMACY a o 0 I ,,,. ' ' HL., l-, .pgs . a fv-Y.. 3 gl 1 -fi 4. 4' f 5 a 1 Feafuring A Fine Foods ' WOO LF B ROTH E RS JACK'S LATCH CAFETERIA V VANDIVER Moron AND IMPLEMENT co. S+udebaker Cars and Truclgs Ferguson Trac+ors and lmplemenrs Highway 40 X1 Grand Columbia, Mo. PETERsoN's 1 Ai A Studio 'I I1 i A For Excellenf Phofography r i 1 11 A F BABY and on-m.DREN 1 PHOTOGRAPHY A SPECIALTY For Appoin+rnen+s Call... 6691 5 MILES, Phofographer 9l I A Broadway ilu CONGRATULATIONS . . . TO THE CLASS OF I953 Pioneers in 'I'he Fneld of Qualnfy Clofhes Since I868 Barth Clothing Co In Hays Hardware Co Dual 47I0 808 Broadway THE KEEN KUTTER STORE CREAM OF CRI.-'AMS ICE CREAM John N. Taylor, Inc. Dodge - PIymou+h Dodge Trucks Dependable-Service Since I907 605 Broadway Columbia s Mosf CompIe+e SHOE STORE 800 Broadway Columbia M PARKS DEPARTMENT STORE an TH BLUE SHOP O 4 F . ' I ol CQ I ' lo Q ' I ll I ll A - I5 . 9 F X , 5 47 Y. I ll. S. 'IIAD All U NO. 292946 I l l l l l fi A Long-Bell's :1:1,,ff l'Ilh:1,,1 l:'M. J, K t I.. ,hull -., xi X I ,,1Il', ,l 'fn' W l ll 'uit '-,lull ' If ,I 0 ', X Z lllf -, N' N. A F' X IJ a fy 5' 'EW YG -. f f XA!! f lf ll ' x i 'Nf s ' I ' N T 'Ai :EA fi' y II6 Nor+h Ninfh Phone 9797 1, fl i il . a ,lu Dionysius Calc prescribed: y Mingle your cares with pleasure I now Und thenl, Dislicha De Moribus Q I Malce lhal' pleasure an ice-colcl pl, ,mn Coca-Cola and you'll lip fhe 0 sg' efilggiix Q ,- L5 scales from care fo cheer 1 l I 1 . f-ff K y I Q 1 I L l Q X gxXX Q X Ill .egg , u l 135 X 1 gi .1--P-LL '72 i 'r' ll ' nj 1 LElll!l:I'f ' l . wx -X N Q X x X ' DANIEL BOONE NN-we I M d F' f L 2 o ern and lreproo y gf, pl 2 Air Conclifionecl Rooms and Coffee Shop x x N W' 'LLQLQJ h d 7+ 8: Broa way Ph. 4l05 Q annum i ...l . TELEPHONE 4243 UPTOWN THEATER BLDG.' LASSITER REMINDER COMPANY Soles and Service Proqram CIocIcsO EIec+ric Score Boards ' Visual EducaI'ion Machines O Public Address Sysfems Infercommunicarion Sysfems O Disc Recording Machines Audiograph Dic+aI'ing Machines Tape and 'Wire Recorders COLUMBIA, MISSOURI COMPLIMENTS OF . . . WITT PRINT SHOP H2311 School and Fra+erniI'y PuIoIica'Iions and Specialify 2I2 Soufh B'I'h Telephone 7227 COMMONWEALTH COLUMBIA THEATRES Uptown Boone Broadway Drive-In i COURTESY - ENTERTAINMENT - SERVICE CONGRATULATIONS BOONE COUNTY NATIONAL BANK Esfablished I857 BROADWAY AND EIGHTH COLUMBIA, MO. ACCEPTED NAMES COLO STORAGE LOOKERS IN MEN'S CLOTHING ICG ' EIOVSIWIN sind COLUMBIA ICE AND reeman oes s - ' . STORAGE CO. O Harf Scnaffner + - 81 Marx Suifs . '-'I DIAL 4I43 0 McGregor Sporfswear 0 ManI1aHan - -.f. , SI1ir+s and - - Spam Wear -W If You LlIcO SmarI' Things Pucketts You-H Love of Course EIS 908 Broadway -Q II Norfh IOI'h SI'reeI' Dial 7054 HARTLEY RlCl lARDSON'S ELECTRIC SHOP 30 years al' I'he Trade Columbia-, Missouri RAY ROBERTS I An+iques 8: Upholslering Highway 40 E. Dial 4353 SUN AND FUN CLOTHES af T U R E R'S 9I I Broadway y Columbia Phone 6764 Telephone 345 I COLUMBIA SEWING MACHINE AGENCY Pfaff ancl DomesI'ic MATTIE MAE ROWLAND 7I7 E. Bdwy. Columbia, Missou H. C. WILSON Super Marke+ Bdwy. af Fifih SI'ree'I' Dial 4I96 SPECIAL 4-HOUR SERVICE DAVIS CLEANER CONVENIENT LOCATIONS 9I7 E. Broadway- I07 S. Ninfh 436 S. Nin+h Hiway 40 81 III. FOR COURTEOUS SERVICE Call YELLOW CAB COMPANY 419 I II II I I ,I II I II II II I, Il II 'II I I Ii II II II II II. II I III I I I I I II I I I I If II II II. III II II I ,I II II II I I III III III 'II IIII II Ii I I, Ill I+ f, I I Benson Lumber Co. Show and Sons FOR ALL KINDS or BUILDING MATERIAL Make Us PRATT and LAMBERT PAINTS Your Music Headquarfers Highway 40 Dial 7757 I3 Nf. I0+h O Ph. 7836 O Columbia, Mo. Locafed al' 726 Conley On The Campus Bryon Price Clothier Has a Selecfion of Merchandise I Know You Boys Would Be ln+eres'red ln- House Beautiful Stephens College Invi+es You Beau+y is a Profession +0 Par.Hcipa+e in I+ 'lakes a Professional -I-HE BURRALL PROGRAM To give you BeauTy' I0 N. 9Th ....... 5490 Brody's COLUMBIA GLASS and PAINT CO. Piflsburgh and TexoIiI'e Painl' Producl's I5 S- lO+h 4979 Weekly Burrall Class Sundays af II:0O I Communify Service Proiecfs Burrall Symphony Burrell Choir INQUIRIES SHOULD BE MADE AT THE OFFICE OF THE DIRECTOR, WALTER HALL S I I--'- f Friends and Patrons Ralph L. Alexander R. E. Ausmus J. R. Bonduranl' Frank, G. Harris C. V. Roderick Warren D. Welliver L. H. Sapp Leo Hill Henry H. Sweers, Jr. Clay T. Davis Edwin C. Orr Daniel W. Hall Paul M. Peferson W. U. Deles Dernier Will L. Nelson J. Roberr Tull K. B. Holmes E. Massey Walson Charles C. Porrer, Jr James E. Boggs Bradley H. Beary N. W. Burron Thomas T. Srrange J. M. Hern W. N. Burford C. F. Elzea Phil Grimes Dan G. Srine Ercell L. Miller Roberr L. Howard J. R. Sommerville Esrell C. Olds E. W. Woods Neal Thompson Buil+-up Roofing Roll Roofing RObel l'S 81 GYGGI1 Asphalr and Asbesros Siding Hardware - Pain+s - Sfoves Allen 9+h and Walnul' Dial 7233 Roofing ancl Siding Columbia, Missouri Dial 6357 629 N. 6+h Dedication 1953 CRESSET - V Z 6216, 4,2 M. 7,44 E a 1 I ! I 1 4 Q Q j 1 . ! 5 1 1 ! A4 j' 44, ' 1 ,fLff.. ff' 5 .Qu if 3L.g,l,..f 1 n- '4 V V i ng, , if fy 1 Z , 2 lx X I 6 I xx : ' if -1 1 1 ,fx L PV, E v KX r Xxx K N V 'H ' AIU' -19 W 1 C 3.1 20. A 1 Q f 1 ,, Lf! ,V cf NW NPL' bfi-'Le I A VG- f-fl gtg, ., 51 7y ADA, M. M 1 , N, 'Af' ,f Ax f , . f I if l' X 1 j .3 j2 u . X, V Q if .Z 6 , V UM! f' ff. f kj f A 'f 'ijg Ly ' il, gy ,V 14 U fi if I J S, , , ., z I gf if sms f f F3 D A. 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