Hickman High School - Cresset Yearbook (Columbia, MO)

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One of Hickmanis best established clubs is the Future Farmers of America. F .F .A. is composed of a group of boys who have a definite interest in becoming farmers. This club strives for better methods and knowledge of farming. The studies cover all the various phases with the help of their sponsor, Mr. Dave Schneider. The organization is trying to obtain all the modern machines to help them in their studies Besides their studies and projects the club helped -os b I . ,T A2? 'X'v -' sq ls'4eux5 Q 0 Secretary Grant, Treasurer Buchanan, Reporter Jacobs, Sentinel Morgan, President Mowry, Vice President Riggs. immensely in the Christmas program by bringing the trees and shrubberies for the scenery. ln October the F .F .A. held their annual Barnwarming. After a full night of square dancing, Kent Mowry and Lynn Griffen were elected king and queen. The dance was held in the Vocational Agriculture building the boys wore blue Jeans and bright shirts, and the girls wore gay square dance dresses Kneeling Wulff Morgan Cornelison Smith Johnson Grant Riggs Front row Wilson Buchanan Sontag Snipes Calvin Jacobs Foutz Brumstrom Second row Wood Samuel MCM1CklC Acton Foley Behymer Bell Fisher Withrow Third row Kelly Northrup Thomas Fuller Clark White sides Grooms Mowry Kyle Maxwell 'Lb'- . 7 . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 ' ' . A 5 1 , . . . . . . - ' 7 7 7 7 7 7 - ' 7 9 7 7 7 7 7 - - 7 7 7 n 7 p . . . . - 7 7 7 7 - ' 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 - f f. f f, ,'f'L. '5'1fiQ ' 4 : f :'r2 'F :ii: '.T' 'fi'5 i 2? ' i:,jlY-fllsiiyrls

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Barnwarming Left: The 1953 Barn- warmin' King and Queen, Kent Mowry and Lynn Griffin, flash a smile for Billy Riggs, F.F.A. Vice President. Right: Just where have you been? Left: Cider for the queen! Mrs. and Mrs. Rice seem to be en- Right: Mr. and Schneider and Mr. joying themselves. Pro ject Wonder what makes this 'chme work? asks Martin Wulff of James Davis, Bill Jacobs, Ralph Danley, Bill Sontag and David Comelison. 1 Jtvfkhck sf Q 1 5,.,s.,, 1kF'5!s RA fa 3+ ' 3,1 in xi u Q Y, l' R F 'S rf 'L ' 'N fe 1 iw Q .

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Front row: Watson, Merkle, Zaneis, Hoefer, Dorsey, Hathman, Lee, Armistead, Donaldson.. Second row: Umlauf, Sapp, Holmes, Aslin, Kennedy, Tankersley, Grant. Third row: Freeland, Wilkerson. Schmidt, Jacobs. They, Too, Can. Run and Kick and Throw! SCHEDULE Moberly ...... Columbia Mexico .............. ...... l 2 Columbia Jefferson City Columbia Jefferson City Columbia Jefferson City Columbia Jefferson City Columbia Sedalia ............... ...... l 4- Columbia Fulton ............. Columbia Fulton ...... Columbia The Kewpie 'GBR Team showed promise of a bright future for Hickman football. Displaying a good brand of football, the junior '4Kewps nended the season with a record of 7 won and 2 lost. The team was composed of juniors, sophomores, and freshmen. The names of the freshmen who are not pictured are: Ellsworth Palmer, Wally Mfurray, John Wilson, Dale Mills, T. Dozer, Tom Stewart, Mike French, Ross Dickerson, Roger Gafke, Pat Reid, Glenn Liming, Larry Wayland, Larry Coats, Don Hartley, John Adams, Eddie Jacks, Wayne Reynolds, John Clark and Charles Coleman. Ines-64:44