Hickman High School - Cresset Yearbook (Columbia, MO)

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Cafeteria Staff and Custodians MR. VAUGH HULEN and MR. DEWEY KEMPER, Hickmant's janitors, and Mr. U. L. EWENS, fireman, all worked together to pro- vide us with a clean and warm school. These well-known Hickman personalities, through their service, became friends of many Hick- man Kewpies. MRS. GRACE KURTZ, the lovable and cheer- ful lady who ran our snack har, provided us with ice cream, candy, sandwiches, and other goodies to put the finishing touches to our meals. Through the work of our cooks, our meals were prepared and ready each day for the mad rush to the cafeteria. Their -work was taken for granted but will not he easily for- gotten. COOKS-Mrs. Anna Lee Adkins, Mrs. Cecelia Brady, Mrs. Ruby Coats, Mrs. Edna Proctor, Mrs. Mary Brown, Mrs. Iva Nichols, Mrs. Freda Perkins. ! ' H ' U. Y I V H Y 1, Q , . ,' ,, -,-,,TT:,..,..-,-......T.- - --. .. ..- k,,4,,A J.,-4Jy,t-A4u,45,ugl,-,ay on - - .f - .,- -.A ' . .- -5 '-F. A -- - r- - .. - - T,-..w-' ' -.- --- 4 '. - - - -A - ' ' -fo-1 N , ,:, .. , -9 ., . '-Igb:-ffAf4 7'I1gfgrrg1TgQ:LQ?57pll-.LffQvij1'g:S19Q.i1 i9f'.-af:-1'gTl-' Y '. ' :-,,. -1 1,52

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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

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Pl 14'-'llilin - l ,I - S vA,19n.rL..' lg: ' - Choraleers OFFICERS-Secretary Milliron, Vice President McKinney, President Nisten- dirk, l r I I l Librarian Kennedy. Front row: Hummel, Wainscott, Craven, Crim, Owens, Kennedy, Rodgers, Jacob, Ridgeway, Kennedy. Second row: Coats, Hyatt, Milliron, Callivan, Crane, Hulett, Ginter, Eichelberger, Nistendirk, Calvin, Buchanan, Harris, Rhyns- burger, Cornett. Third row: Harris, Fellows, Barnes, Feltz, Lane, Deitz, Freeland, Hitt, Ricks, Palmer, Rice, Trumbo, Eli, N GIRLS' SEXTET-Craven, Summers Milliron, Hummel, Maxwell, Stull. Stull, Faurot, Maxwell. Fourth row: Milliron, Sewell, Estes, Christman, McQuerry, Jackson, Day, Baker, Wyatt, Mercer, Rice, Klingner, Neinaber, Durrett, Smith. Fifth row: Summers, Atherton, Bondurant, Sutton, Sheppard, Bolte, Burkeholder, Tankersley, McKinney, Flynn, Luther, Wells, Foley, Roberson, Burge, Hartmann, Lay. 4 Under the direction of Mrs. Lucille Lea, the Choraleers sang at the first Hickman High P.T.A. meeting, for the state principals' meeting on the University of Missouri campus, in the Christmas Pageant, at several assemblies, and during, the Missouri Council of Churches' convention. The seventy-five members of the Choraleers were chosen for outstanding work in general chorus classes and met every Wednesday morning at 8:00 for practice. Give Me Your Tired, Your Poor, Dark Water, Madame Jeanette, and Bless the Lord were the best-liked numbers sungby the choir. The director and the choir strove for unity and organiza- tion this year. Completely reorganized in personnel and name, the Choraleers became the goal for members of the general chorus classes, and fine programs became the goal for the Choraleers. On Sunday, May 2, the high point for the year was reached. On that day the spring recital was given by the Choraleers with a few numbers presented by the general chorus. With many fine accomplishments behind them, the Choraleers closed their singing year at the Baccalaureate service in the Methodist Church. TRIO-Summers, Milliron, Smith. BOYS' QUARTET-Eichelberger, Nistendirk, Calvin, Wyatt.