Hickman High School - Cresset Yearbook (Columbia, MO)

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Principal , Y , BERNARD A. SCHMITZ is a real principal and a real pal. He believes in the students governing them- selves, and in this respect Hickman has become well known. You can go to every high school in Missouri and never find a principal who is as interested, helpful, en- thusiastic, intelligent, and friendly. Mr. Schmitz is a man looked up to and admired by all Hickman students and is an excellent example for us all to follow. We all agree we would have to go far to beat him, because he Assistant Principal MRS. HELEN D. WILLIAMS is assistant principal who cooperates cheerfully in all Kewpie activities. She places great trust in her students, and, in turn, they want to work harder for her. Mrs. Williams has been at Hickman for she quite a while now, and with her warm friendliness tops lists of Kewpies all over. ,If it wasn't for the Verse Choir, which she started, Hickman wouldn't be the same place. We are fortunate to have such a fine person to guide us. Mrs. Williams taught two Speech classes, sponsored Tri- reme and Triship, and directed the Verse Choir and the Senior Play in addition to her duties as assistant principal this year. She has attended four universities: Columbia University, Missouri University, Washington University, and Northwestern University. While studying at these Universities she received her A.B. and A.M. degrees. Mrs. Williams, hobby is raising beautiful flowers, which are often seen at special occasions at Hickman. ,:Q4i Saba- has done a lot to kindle that old 4'Kewpie Spirit into a big roaring flame. Mr. Schmitz attended Central Missouri State College in Warrensburg, Missouri, Peabody College in Nashville, Tennessee, University of Cincinnati, in Cincinnati, Ohio. He has A.B., B.S., and M.A. degrees. His interests outside of school are hunting, fishing, motor boating, and playing bridge.

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Board of Education and Superintendent 6 1 Around the tables' Treasurer Robert Draffen, Bradley Beary, Ed Roberson, President Charles Proctor, Superintendent Neil Aslin, Edwin Bihr, Vice President Will Nelson, Secretary James Saunders. Not pictured, William St. Clair. Thanks to this group of men who have given of their valuable time and effort, Columbia can boast an efficiently-super vised, Well-staffed s y s t e m of public schools. The School Board met during the summer and this school year to try to better conditions at Hickman and the other schools. We are happy to say that they have done their job to the utmost. DR. NEIL C. ASLIN Superintendent of Schools The learned and able man, who is pictured here, is Mr. Aslin, who for seven years has served in Columbia as Superintendent of Public Schools. Mr. Aslin comes well prepared with a B.S. degree from Southeast Missouri State College at Cape Girardeau and M.A. and D.Ed. degrees from Missouri Uni- versity. lncluded in the many duties of importance which fall upon the Superintendentis shoulders are four major ones: l. Making teaching effective. ll. Mak- ing 'money available to afford fine teaching fa- cilities. Ill. Finding qualified teachers to fill va- cancies. lV. Finding building space future needs. Mr. Aslin has done a fine job in carrying out these duties and says that the thing he enjoys most about his job is 'fthe contact with students arents and teachers. 7 P 9 Mr. Aslin finds relaxation from his work in golf, quail hunting, and reading. He is also very inter- ested in the activities of his family which includes Mrs. Aslin, Karen, Jack, and Patti. The Aslins call Columbia 'fthe finest place in Missouri to live. gy: :..:.1'5'-Lf:-gif: -5',.-'-3 , 213. 5 451-I -'rl --.- ., ' A- -1 -1- . -, ..-,, . .., -. H., ,,,,,-M K,--1.2. U .h ,V U I A---35441. . . .-r.-r-gap C .. w . . ' n.-e.44m-f - .sms m W-m-wp-vag-A Q-:ASQ-hue-In nu-sally

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MRS. NETTIE MAE BRADFORD, our girls' physical education and health instructor, attended Central Missouri State College and Southeast Missouri State College, re- ceiving her B.S. in Education. Mrs. Bradford helps the girls by acting as sponsor of G.A.A., Pep Squad, and Leader's' Club. Fishing, music, reading, and sports are special interests of Mrs. Bradford. Leatherwork, textile painting, dancing, and reading are the 'hobbies of MRS. ROSEMARY BRAZIS who has at- tended Southeast Missouri. State College and the Unl- versity of Missouri. She has a B.S. in Education and an M.S. in Education and Artcraft. This year she was our instructor in typing and artcraft. Mrs. Brazis is the sporrgg sor of home room 107. , 3' R503 A 'J an fa-Ji M-at . L , AIA. IA. .- ROBERT C. FERGUSON, our diversi- fied occupations teacher, has attended Southeast Missouri State College and the University of Missouri. At these schools he attained his B.S. and his Master's degree in Education. Besides teaching diversified occupations I and II, Mr. Ferguson helps Hickman by sponsoring the Junior Class, the D.O. Club and home room 214. He finds time for enjoying chess, golf, and bowling. Q MARY .VIRGINIA HOLLAND attend- ed the College of St. Teresa Winona, Minnesota, St. Louis University, and the University of Missouri. Miss Hol- land taught French I, II, Spanish I, II, and English II and was the sponsor of the Spanish Club, French Club, and home room 206. She enjoys cooking and playing tennis and golf. K .H u y ,' i,'. 4 . B .4 4, - ,gn -,s . I ting. RUTH INGRUM sponsored three clubs this year: Make-Up Club, Latin Club, and National Honor Society, and taught English II, Latin I and Latin II. She also sponsored home room 205. She enjoys reading, making toys, and various other types of handicrafts. She was awarded her B.S. in Education and her Master of Arts from the University of Missouri. MRS. ORIA F. LONG taught art I and II and artcraft I and II this year plus sponsoring National Art Honor So- ciety and home room 110. She attended Kirksville State College and the University of Missouri and holds two de- grees, a B.S. in Education and an M.A. in art. She be- longs to Pi Lambda Theta and Delta Phi Delta. Her hob- bies are painting, traveling, and collecting antique glass. At Hickman she heads the Senior Banquet Committee and the Decoration Committee. MRS. IOLA LUND attended the University of Nebraska, University of Chicago, and the University of Missouri. At the University of Nebraska she received a B.A. degree and an M.A. degree at the University of Chicago. She taught English III and IV and was the sponsor of Golden Quill and home room 209. Mrs. Lund's hobbies are in- terior decorating, landscape. gardening, and book collec- -.a?r..1:t.e.i-'.,1 :f-ful,-T 1'-15.?i-i-4I f.':.:-.'-1.1 :.ff'f-T.i3 V ' ' 4 -. 1 .15 -if Q ' ' 1 I sshlil- Q-3134 -ju- T f-'Qi-' 'f- f' '- '- 'f 'I+ A - ' ' -'f.i..igQ.I-:.:,.1' . ' V' f - . ...A , , .Jffffev-ab-.-. .. . makes ' ' --u ' ' z...r.. - 4'-51 -I-an-rnigljr-new-w-l2a1lifdi:5Qa-f..v nvwwapg a.-q,,,,,,,, . Hgh.,