Hickman High School - Cresset Yearbook (Columbia, MO)

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Guiclanace Department In the guidance department Mr Dunkin has helpers who run errands answer the telephone flle and type for hlm These glrls are a great ald 1n helpmg Mr Dunkln keep hrs offlce runnlng efflclently Seated Jones Standlng Davls Bell Spohrer Fenton MR DELBERT E DUNKIN Roberta Jackson Counselor Delbert Dunkrn Mr Delbert Dunkln our Guldance Dlrector attended Danlel Baker College Brownwood Texas the UDIVCISIIY of MIS sourx the UHIVCISIIY of Florrda and the Umverslty of Kansas Clty He holds BS and Masters Degrees 1n Educatlon Mr Dunkm IS the very actlve sponsor of Key Club Hls hobbles lnclude football track and f1Sll1l'lg Mr Dunkln IS always plannmg and smcerely workmg for H1ckman Hrgh School 7 7 7 ' . . . . , , , . . 7 , F u 1 D c a I ' 7 7 9 9 1 ' 7 ' 7 . . 7 7 ' ' ' - . v f- vu- 1- - 1--f--51:1-+:f1. .?42a-4,-zzgsiilf.

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The East Office girls help Miss Mary, Mr. Schmitz, and Mrs. Williams keep the business part of Hick- man High School running smoothly. Miss Mary, Mr. Schmitz's secretary, stencils and mimeographs the daily bulletin, writes letters, files, keeps student clas- sifications, rings bells, stores and orders candy. The girls in the East Office run errands, type, and file. Don Adkins runs all of the downtown errands. Sutton, Liming, Kilburn, Fellows, Deuser, Milliron, Lee, Adkins Weatherly, Bondurant, Smith. Mrs. Riechman, a native Columbian, graduated from Columbia High School and Christian College. This year was the fourth year she has been in charge of the West Office. Each year she chooses girls who have free periods to work in the office. The duties of these girls are many and varied. They file, collect absent slips, check roll, type, answer telephone, and do mimeo- graphs. From money left over from last year, the West Office girls had a Christmas Banquet at the Daniel Boone Hotel. Front row: Lay, Wainscott, Garrett, Snodgrass, Williams, Coats Second row: Weldon, Epperson, Turner, Wade, Foster. -sf-H.: sfxvcwf -sq,-. 5-2' :'V.':f2,: i.5:1 i .I-. gQLjgq,:Lf5Rf4L3, -5-Um H J M ' I' l l l 3 '9f 4 ,... Y- . n: we-N -10-.9