Hickman High School - Cresset Yearbook (Columbia, MO)

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After a week of campaigning during the spring of 1953, which provided countless posters to wall- paper the halls, the topics of many discussions, and the lively cam- paign assemblyg the student body voted on our student council of- ficers for 1953-541. The new of- ficers, who were announced at the awards assembly, were entertained later at the senior banquet. The officers had many meetings dur- ing the summer to plan the coun- cil's activities. They also helped Mr. Schmitz and Mrs. Williams with a banquet which was held before school started. At this ban- quet representatives from all Hick- man activities talked together about the year's activities. During this year the officers worked very hard to make this school year the big success that Was wanted. Making it successful were: Co-President Larry West, Treasurer Rita Thornton, Vice President John Buchanan, Secre- tary Aileen Faurot, and Co-Presi- dent Larry Marshall. The first semester student coun- cil sponsored a bang-up Home- coming including a pep rally, pa- rade, and dance. With the 35505.00 Student Goifernment from Christmas card sales the Christmas Pageant and second se- mester student council activities were financed. Sales of. souvenirs and beanies to the sophomores was another project. A Visitation trip was made to Wyandotte and Shaw- nee Mission High Schools, both in Kansas City, a mock student coun- cil meeting was presented in an assembly, and a juke box W a s bought for the use of students dur- ing the noon hours. First row: Wilkinson, Smith, Edwards. Second row: Sloan, Umlauf, Johnson, Martin, Mercer, Whitesides, Fowler, Sheppard, Sutton. Third row: Bunker, Aslin, Hatfield, Tutt, Ellis, Lee, Whitt, Mills, Hartmann, Morgan, Milliron, Sims.

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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.

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