Hickman High School - Cresset Yearbook (Columbia, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 214 of the 1958 volume:

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'M ' , , , A , , Foreword As so many schools throughout the Umted States H1ckman IS growmg and rnodern1z1ng We have survlved the noxse of hammer and dr111 to brmg vou thxs new and better yearbook The 1958 CRI SSET staff presents 1ts contr1but1on to a ye ir of progress at H1ckman We hope It w111 br1ng back fond rnemomes of your years spent as a Kewpxe Our yearbook as well as our school has gone modern for 1958 'ff iw-un 11 n Xu-LU I' I i . . . Z I . , . Z V .. 4 1' T31 ' I,' - 5-I i , all 5 t 1 3 V M ,Q Jkt 53, T14 11 ,, Y - ,, o 1 - 'V ! --I mulwf--::E Il I 1 W. l LL llf J! . 'f,, V. MW' -mx TABLE OF C0 NTENTS ORGANIZATIONS ACTIVITIES SPO RTS RUYA LTY FAC U LTY JUNIORS SENIORS MERCHANTS 1-I SOPHOMORES URGANIZATIONS La. ff?-PM , J- 'V 'R-Jfi' I Y J ,T , 7 : . wr 'A -4, .-A f-- -..,,.5:,,..,4 .1 s,Q' , Urgmiimlimis Orgzmizations play xi vital part in trio life of every lflickmziii stunlviit, 'l'h0 iiumlicr and variety of our clulis niaikc it possible for each student to find one in which he luis an interest, .-Xs the Curriculum helps us to grow mentally, so the orlzzinizitions help us to grow socially. Another session of Student Council is brought to order. Ann Campbell Secretary Judy Math1s Treasurer Jim Shamberger Presldent Sandy Cunnmgham V1cePres1dent 1 First Semester Student Council Th1S year the Student COUDC11 was en grossed 1n furmshmg beames for the sophs sponsormg Homecommg, and buymg s11des of the school act1v1t1es Helpmg to sponsor the Chr1stmas act1v1t1es also kept them busy Thls 1nc1uded furmshmg Chr1stmas baskets for needy fam111es and sellmg Chrlstmas cards The COlll'1C11 IS made up of a student rep resentatlve from each home room and 1S led by the Student Body off1cers out ROWI Closser Holmes Hartley Hulen Cunningham Mathis Roderick Cochran ROW ll Winscott McArthur Lee Pace Sutton Shamberger Campbell Grogger J Shettlesworth Becker Lumb Rldge I Shettlesworth Hoffman Jeans Mosby Culpepper 8 'L l , . c Q 3' , - l 'W ' A li Q 1 - f ,-- sd Z v i I - b . . . . H X 9 , : '. 1 . , : , . - - - . VT -. . V 1 - 1 y - I , . 1 . , s . X ' f ' , . I , . - , . , 1 - 1 1 . . y , . , . . , , v , - , , . , . H112 Dick Wlnner Homecommgghalrman PatR0der1Ck Jumor Repreeentatxve at Large Eddxe Sutton Sophomore Representatlve at Large Jack Shettlesworth Senlor Representatlve at Large Student Councnl members busily clean the trophy case is L ,fr ROWI Hunt Harvey Wood Mengel Mathxs Shamberger Campbell Clements Freese Balrd Long Murphy Barber Cotton Godfrey Cunmngham Shettlesworth Sutton Roderlck Gottry ROW Il Leach Herrm Lang Procter Schmldtke Ramey Crum Cox Hulett Prather Baldwin Second Semester Student Council The Second Semester Student COUDCII sent Genny Becker, Jxm Baldwm, and B111 Orr to the State Assocxauon of Student Counclls' Convent1on at Kxrkwood, MlSSOUT1 These students reported to the H1okman Student Councll about the1r trlp The Student Couno1l also sponsored a v1s1tat1on tr1p and clean up campaugn Wh1Ch 1nc1uded the school school grounds and trophy case Many xmportant dec1s1ons are made by the Student Councll and the delxberatxons endured by members are well worth the tlme spent French Club ROW I Burge Cooper Fisher Grogger President MacLeod Treasurer Neenan Vice Presxdent Koch Secretary Becker Burkhart ROW II Freeman Clements Caldwell Sappmgton Bruce Clover Rouse Chevalier Crane Bear Dickenson ROW III Mckiamara Sxlvey Beaven Lang Carter Church McBa1ne Morrls Artley Cotton ROW IV Mlllett Lamkm Berry D1Nard Lowrance Roderlck Isbell Bolstad Steinberg McArthur Holmes Crltchfleld img 10 An appetxte for sna11s and berets IS obvxous at the French Club banquet, as each member comes dressed as the most Parlslan of PHTISIHDS Also, atChr1stmas, the lovely tune of a French Carol may be heard Th1s club does much to further the French language ROWI Collms Vmce Presldent Paul Treasurer Callison President Brady Treasurer ROW II Lear Crawford Burns ROW III Barnds Bened1ct Guthrle ROWIV Wmdsor Crabtree Lowrey ROW V Renfro Nunley Hume ROW VI Groves Guyton Jeans ROW VII Adams H Godfrey C Godfrey ROW VIII Campbell Andrews ROW IX Stevens Todd Winner ROWX Burks Crawley Stone Moore Spanish Club The purpose of the Spamsh Club IS to further the xnterest 1n thxs fore1gn lan guage Speakers are engaged to lnform members of the cond1t1ons of Spam A Spamsh dxnner IS held IH the sprmg wltha p1nata prov1d1ng entertalnment I I Z I I I I I I I I - I I I I . 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I Franklin Iuh ROWI Morris Burford Jeans Bolstad Pigg Cochran Sullivan Beaven Sappington Otto Aslm King Clements Moore Koch Maxwell Andrews Campbell Winner ROW II Jackson Neenan Chevalier Singleton Grogger Mathis Matney Church Cotton Culpepper Herrin Todd Calllson Cady Doak Mosby Shamberger Westerfleld Lang Mengel ROW III Millett Lynes Stahlman Niles Golden Quill Keene Mitchell Malone Anderson Crawley Sllvey McBalne Woodson Leach Lowry Bruce Caldwell Turnbough Faurot Lay Dirksmeyer ROW IV Berry Lee L Martin D Martin Crum Cox Creason Hulett Connor Schwabe Harvey Gibbs Jouret Shock Schueler Isbell Bryson Brown Baldwin Dalton Brumfleld Griggs Franklin Club is com posed of bright young men and women who have an E average 1n World History The mem bers are chosen during their sophomore year and remaln in the club ur1t11 their gradu ation Franklin Club holds an annual banquet which IS an ticlpated eagerly be all mem bers ROW I Singleton President Koch Secretary Grogger Vice President Martin Treasurer ROW II Herrin Crawley King Shsmberger Ingwerson ROW III Chevalier Mathis Church Burford Jouret Lang ROW IV Jeans Fowler Crum Baldwin Sllvey activities. Creative writing is the ,. framework which forms the Golden Quill Club. This hon orary group is for those stu dents who do outstanding work in writing. This talent was shown in the stories written at the penny-dish supper in Octo ber. Also, a play, a speaker, and a Bohemian Banquet made up some of its interesting 20 S Club 20 S Club IS composed of all g1rls takxng secretar1al praet1Ce They use thexr money, made by sellmg shorthand notebooks and sponsorlng the annual oh1ll1 supper, to buy supp11es for the secretamal practxce room ROW I Payne Vice Presxdent Lwmgston Secretary Conner Historian Roberts Presldent Fxsher Reporter Cady Treasurer ROW LI Ramm Kemper Bennett Jennmgs Foley Ott ROW IV Vlsser Acton S Carlos I Carlos Bailey Martin Wrlght Future Teachers of America ROWI Smgleton Fxsher Hickem Histormn Crawley Vlce President Kxng President Koch Secretary Chevaher Treasurer Clover ROW II Todd Baxrd Campbell Guthrie Paul Wesselman MOFFIS Sappxngton Crane Artley Gottry Bear ROW III Anderson Shettlesworth Crawford Barnds Stahlman Baumgarth Elhs Aslm Otto Millet ROW IV Woodson Lee Matney Dickmson Cochran, Roderxck Freeman D1erk1ng Martm Ott McBaxne Thurston Presldent Sarah Kmg appoints com mlttees for the Valentme tea F T A has th1s year become an act1ve club They rece1vedthe1r nat1ona1 charter and set up char acter and scholastlc standards at the begmmng of the year The members of th1s club held a Val ent1ne tea for the H1ckman faculty 1n February -v .' 1 A ' I . 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Caruthers: A Library Club The members of Library Club devote much of their spare time to working in the library With the money made from selling candy and cokes, the members leave a gift of books to the school At the end of the year one member IS chosen as the outstanding member of Library Club ROW I Westbrook Vice President Polmantler Secretary Rees Historian ROW II Pigg Fenton McKinz1e Olsan Tait POW III Roberts Forbis Anderson McCarty Groves Not Pictured Mary Morris President C O E Club is organized for those students who are taking cooperative occu pational education and work during school time The club enables them to participate in activities which they might otherwise miss because of their work Hayrides, a fuller social life An employer employee banquet was given in the spring where the student showed his employer his appreciation Also, many of the members attended aconvention which was held at the University of Missouri ake Up Club ROW I Pohlman P Owens S Owens Hart President ROW II Ellis Rawlings Davis Maupin Many thanks should be given to Hick man's Make up Club At a.l1plays,pageants, or important assemblies this club lends an able hand to help withthe make up Although they stay behind stage, the effects of their work add much to our activities CCD E Club N-.LA ROWI Minor President Malone Vice President L Morrison Sec retary ROW II Baldwin Martin Payne ROKR III Miller Vtyatt Van Trump Sponsor ROW IV Visser Hoffman Morris ROKR X Calvin Acton R Hyde ROVS VI Noel Alglere C Hyde ROV! VII Johnson Maupin Elder ROW VIII Foley Hayden Lohse ROW IX Vextmier Pipes Perkins Anderton ROW X Routon Twinner Martin Turner ROW XI Dirksmeyer Roberts Williams Wilson Dietz ROVN XII J Morrison D Crane L Crane ROW XIII Tanner Dunbar ROVN XIV Harmon Kintner A O O O 'X A V L Q I f I , ' A Y ,J C. l 4 . CX , v U . Q NN xwxv h .X I I , Q : I E , . . W . A sm . . . . 5 . . . ' I C v parties, and a trip to Kansas City made for I k w J l l - V' 1 'Q' ' t . K , I 1 , D ' v 2 , ' - :Q R 'Y , - , . I A: , U , ' . V ' DV: ' , Future Homemakers of America -...N-.qv-,, 1 , ,M les. Mxss Powell Sponsor Barbara Trimble Treasurer Betty Palmer Presldent SandyCady Vice Presldent Margaret Wmdsor Secretary The Future Homemakers of Amer1ca Club lS composed of g1r1s who have taken or are takmg Home Economxcs These glrls keep busy throughout the year attend1ng d1str1ct and state meetmgs of F H A holdmg a parent daughter banquet, and decoratmg for the style show g1ven by the Home Economlcs Department Each g1r1 may earn degrees for work she does on F H A 'I ',...e----------- . ROWI Jones Kanatzar Matney Taft ROW II Ellzey Trxmble Palmer Cady Wmdsor Anderson ROW Ill Farmer Sapp Powell Long Mabrey Campbell Cole ROW IV Goslm Smlth Baumgarth Reese Forbls Jordon Boys from the Industrxal Arts Department took over the Home Economics Department to occupy a hectic week s learning about cooking N ' '1 'I ns i .1 6 ll H -1. A X 2 . . , . 2 , ' ,l I 2 H I 'NL 'k ,gg A Qi . , -1. f . .l., - 5 ' 'Seq , I I C V s I The Future Farmers of America ROW I Guthrxe Chaplain Semon Treasurer Drane Reporter Hoffman Galbreath Sears Heath J Strawn R Borman Allen Wade Secretary Mahan Presldent Hunt Vxce Presxdent Sontag Tutt Murray McK1ssxck ROW IV Kemper Glbson Quell Sunrns Sentinel L Borman Parlxamentarxan Hoecker ROW Il Dans Sapp Smlth Easley Lamm Moore Salmons Ramey Tmcher Reed The Future Farmers of AIIIBTICH Club 1S one of H1ckman's most act1ve clubs They sponsor the annual fall Barn warmmg where a queen IS elected by the members The boys entertamthelr parents at a father son banquet For money makmg projects, they sell Chr1stmas tree hghts p1ck corn, and pamt ma1l boxes All members of the chapter attend the state convent1on 1n Co1umb1a and the nat1onal conventlon 1n Kansas C1ty Clara Hoffman qcentery rexgned hap plly over the Barnwarmxng It s Swlng your partner at the Barnwarmmg Dance I Fitch, B'al1e'nger, Sheets, Basnett, B. Strawn, Crane. ROW lII. Lee: Harmon, Wyatt, Thrift. , V Y , , I I L G . - . ,1 1 - . , I! H ki, , . I ll ' ll Quill and Scroll ROWI Crawley Koch Culpepper Mathis Todd ROW ll Lang Pugh Shamberger winner Red Cross Quill and Scroll is an honorary journalism club composed of mem- bers of the CRESSET staff and the Purple and Gold staff. Students who have done outstanding work on school publications are chosen for this club by members of each publication class ROW I Polmantler Aalln Bear Orr Lang King Walters Artley Ginn Creasy ROW III Malone Cotton Shettlesworth Poehlman ROW Il Albert Otto Hughes Cochran Sisson Koch Tise Roberts This year's Junior Red Cross at Hickman has an enviable record Ninety six per cent of the student body belongs to Red Cross andS86 48 was collected in mem bership fees One mem ber of each home room is on the Red Cross Council and two dele gates from Hickman are sent to a regional camp each summer . , I I , ' , , , . 1 , , , ' - ' : . . , . . . , , ' , - I . . . . 2 . , . , , . . , -' '-'i -'-1- -- ---. I --,,.,. ,,, , ..,....,.. , , .. . 4 4 I . ,, iv , ' 1 , I 1 M 1.7 f 4 ' .1 ' ' - , K 7 ' 1 'f S . ' . , U O ' - ,,,...- ' ,,, , 4,4 . . . 2 A ' x .., Any boy who letters in a Hickman sport is eligible for membership in C Club, It is sponsored by the coaches of the major sports. C Club ROWI Shettlesworth Frech Crum Presldent I-Iulett Cox ROW II Creason Wood Stephens Simpson Hudspeth ROW III T Stone Forbxs Estes Wmscott Baldwm ROW IV Walters Thomas Borman Barnes Lumb 'R Stone Pescetto ROW V Whxtesldes W1l11ams Nxchols Jouret Dr1sk1ll McDan1el ROW VI Andrews Campbell Harmon Pugh Grant Leaders Club ROW I Mlllet Jenmngs Treasurer Muller Presldent Berve Vice Presldent Oldham Secretary ROW II Holloway Duerst E Roberts C Roberts Moore Ollnger Ant1m1 ROW III Faurot Thomas Shock Brady Grogger Jeans ROW IV Woodson Owens Mathxs Culpepper Longstreth Mosby ROW V Bryson Crawley Todd Lang Brown Keene Purcell Not pxctured Koch BBQ xl I Leaders Club IS compos ed of gxrls w1th outstandmg athletlc ab111ty They help Mrs Bradford by overseemg and d1rect1ng the sports m the gym classes Leaders Club sponsored a May dance at whxch aqueen, chosen by the entxre student body, was crowned TheJun1or glrls who make the next year's Leaders are selected each spr1ng by the Senxor Leaders 17 -- I ! , ' 1. l ' - if , 'ft 3 AX , Q 9 I. 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G ' Choraleers ROW I Herrm Bruce M Clements M Clements Hartly Ha.rvey Vice Presxdent Comfort Presxdent Maxwell Isley Lampson Stone Mengal Closser Connor Ott Isbell Calllson Recorder ROW II Guyton Matthews English Ridge Baldwm Ingwerson Farmer Schwabe Andrews Blakemore N Schmldtke Hudsoefh Cordon Owens Long ROW III Slngleton Aslm Otto Sllvey Secretary Caldwell Thurston Lang Culpepper Foley Keene Purcell Barber Morrow Fisher Doak Rouse Clover ROW IV Benedxct Cady Weldon Gilpm Fritz Roderlck Westbrook Rees Burford McBalne Treasurer Dickinson Gottry Artly Conner Crane Chevalier Pelllng R Schmldtke The better chorus students are selected as members of Choraleers, after an audxtlon by Mr Kent Tolson Choraleers prov1de mus1ca1 entertalnment ln the form of group smgmg on several occaslons durmg the year Th1s fall they presented a hxghly entertammg operetta The Gondo11ers by Gxlbert and Sullxvan The Choraleers tour surroundlng MISSOUFI hlgh schools every sprmg C hx THE GIRLS SEYTFT Ruth -'krm Caldwell Imda Thurston Marllyn Sllvey Glorla McBaxne Kay Calllson Lyndla Purcell 'K THE BOYS' QUARTFT John Connor Charles Clossor Cy Harvey RIC hard C, omfort odern Music Masters ROWI Dickinson Wickell Fisher Herrin Cady Bruce McBaine Secretary Keene Treasurer Schwabe Vice President Caldwell Ma.xwell Gilpin ROW II Godfrey Reese Crane Bear Lang Foley Callison Thurston Cotton lrwm Harvey Purcell ROW IH Ott Matne ROW IV Long Rees Lowrance Hudspeth Connor Sisson Kespohl Chevalier Burford Isbell Culpepper Sxlvey Mengel Wood Creason Andrews Campbell Ingwerson Koch Notpictured Comfort President Modern Music Masters, an organization for outstanding students in band, orchestra, and chorus , promotes musical interest and activities at Hickman Money earned from penny dish suppers helps them sponsor a musical assembly New members are chosen by an executive committee consisting of Mr Behrens, Mr Tolson, and the officers of the club The students must have had a semester of music andpresent a solo at the initiation to become a member atlonal Art onor Society ROW I Brown Treasurer Mathis Secretary Koch Vice President Malone President ROW Il Maupin Stone Hills Leech Mosby Burlcs ROW III Trimble Zumwalt Long Grogger Johnson Cavcey ROKR IV Gordon F Harrison Nichols Barnes J Harrison Art students wait hopefully for Mrs Long to armounce the Scholastic Art Awards. Painting windows at Ellis Fischel Hospital and at school is just part of Christmas for the members of National Art Honor Society. They are busy promoting interest in art through displaying works in the school show- case and visiting exhibits about town. The year of creative work is ended by a banquet in the spring, at which new members are taken in. 1 19 T Q2 Y? T Tr1reme IS an honorary servxce club for sen1or gxrls at Hlckman Members are chosen the sprmg of th81I'jl1IllOI' year by the glrls 1n thexr class They 1or year Tr1sh1p, a club for all gxrls at Hxckman, IS under the ausp1ces of Trlreme, wh1ch serves as the executwe board of Tr1sh1p Trxreme Jolned forces wlth Key Club to sponsor a before school dance 1n September, held an annual Sad1e Hawk1ns dance, and had three assernbhes 20 ROW l: Chevalier, Grogger, Burford, Crawley. ROW II: Thomas, Todd, Mosby. ROW III: Jeans, King, Aslln. ROW IV:Cu1pepper, Singleton, Mathis. ROW V: Lang, Famot, Campbell, Trireme Jan Chevalier Treasurer Connie Grogger Vice President Susan Burford President Kim Crawley Secretary TRN ME Fach year the gxrls of Trlshxp pxck n1ne g1rls who best typ1fy the nme 1deals of Trxreme The followmg glrls were chosen th1s year Neenan Cheerfulness Ant1m1 Courtesy Anderson, Soc1ab111ty Koch Dependablhty Paul Health McBa1ne, Serv1ce, Lee, Loyalty L'Hote Leadershlp Gr1m, Neatness 1 ., -V . PE , Y ' . '59 I become active duringtheir sen- ' ' , ' ' 9 , 9 ' ' ' : ROW l Hartley khnner Martm Shamberger Harvey Mengel ROWII Baldwxn Estes Westerfleld Schwabe Drane Clements Tarwater ROVR Ill Shettlesworth Jouret Leech Isley ROW IV Crum Pugh Andrews Harmon Botts McArthur Stemberg Cox Koch lngwerson Gafke l I 1 I i s - l l , , ,. , l Pescetto, Hulett, Hudspetlh, Dickenson, Simpsonj ' I Davld Martm Treasurer Jxm Sham berger Presxdent Cy Harvey Vlce Presldent ey Club Key Club, a boys' servlceorgamza txon sponsored by Kxwams, IS composed of outstandmg leaders at Hlckman Per formmg many serv1ces for the school and commun1ty makes th1S one of the most actlve clubs m school The1r b1g gest project, pubhshmg the student faculty dlrectory, lS well known through out the school Key Club also sponsors Career Day 1-Q lngwerson Tarwater Gafke Jouret and Schwabe dxseuss plans for Career Day Blue Triangle ROWI Lambert Allen Clemens Harmon Grogger Martin Becker Herrin Shamberger Comfort J Creason ROWII Mussman M Cotton Westerfleld Lang Matney Millet Church Neenan Long Clements M Dickinson H Godfrey Baldwin ROW Ill Brooks Feese Lowrance Cochran King Harvey Winner Todd Estes Jouret Dalton Isley Leech McArthur C Godfrey ROW l'V Turnbough Wmscott Schueler lngwerson Mengel A Creason C Cotton Connor Schwabe Koch D Dickenson LeMone Hartley Steinberg Bryan Schock Gafke Blue Triangle honorary mathematics club,, sponsors the annual St Pat's assembly and dance TheSt Pat's Queen IS chosen from senior girls 1n the club Members also select seniors to represent the qualities of the four R's Read1n', Rxtm' Rlthmetlc, and Radiance Mu Alpha Theta lS anewly organized nat1onal math club with which Blue Tr1ang1e IS aff1l1ated To be el1g1ble one must have taken Algebra I Plane Geometry and at least be enrolled 1n Algebra Il Also an S plus average must be retained 1n all math courses and an S average 1n others u Alpha Theta 22 David Martin President Susan Bolstad Treasurer Connie Grogger Secretary Gary Harmon Vlce President Readln Jim Crum' Ritin Khaki Lang- Rlthmetic David Martin- Radiance Ann Campbell. ROW I: Lambert, Clemens, Martin, Grogger, Harmon, Becker Herrin, Shamberger. ROW II: Winscott, Westerfield, Lang Matney, Church, Clements, H. Godfrey, C. Godfrey. ROW Ill Lowrance, Cochran, Harvey, King, Winner, Todd, Estes Neenan, Dalton, Jouret, Shock, Millet. ROW IV: Schueler lngwerson, Creason, Cotton, Connor, Schwabe, Comfort Isley, Koch, LeMone, Baldwin, Turnbough. ational onor Society ROWI Westerfxeld Mathis Harvey Martm Neenan Todd ROW II Faurot Hulett Ashn Klng Shamberger Bolstad ROW IV Harmon Lang Singleton Jeans Burford Chevaller Wood Wmner ROWIII Grogger Schwabe Crawley Culpepper Sxlvey 4,4 , .H-Q -1-'af' M Y'r -1:-' P55 Mr owe N to? 'O rea wo passeri Dalai e Hon0Y Some Y ation One of the hlghest ach1evements for a Hxckman student IS to be chosen as a member of Natlonal Honor SOC1ety A student must f1rst be xn the upper th1rd of h1s class to be e11g1b1e A faculty comm1ttee and members of the club then Judge h1m by the four standards, character, leadershxp scho1arsh1p, and serv1ce A great deal of tensxon awalts the tapped, and 1n the sprmg when an equal number of Jumors and sen1ors are tapped Cy Harvey Presldent Judy Mathxs Secretary Davxd Martin Vlce Presldent 3 - SJ if zu, o is ' I W . . . . , 1 U.,-:fi N.H.S. assembly in the fall when new senior members are e ' .g'.--377' ' . . at T , ' aa - ' 2 ROWI Harrlngton Matney Trxmble P Owens Cooper Moreau Brenton Wnnfry Sheets ROW IV Puckett Mxller Bennett ROV! I Crane Todd Brady lang Bruce Long Holloway Mosby McK1nz1e Fenton Moore Redmon Doik Dvslrt Jeans Smgleton Rouse Weldon ROW II Keene Herrm I'1sher X Campbell Clover -Xdams Plgg Lwmgston Antlmx Sulllvan J Campbell N Anderson Sappmgton I-aurot Otto Ott Hume Culpepper Mathls Jackson J Xnderson Beaven ROW III Lowrance Clemons Crawley Paul Kmg Becker Thomas Ilesselmxn I-oley Houke Cottle Ollnger E Roberts Berve Aslm McAllIster C Roberts Morrxs Gordon Morrow ROW IV Scheuler Berry Koch Cochran Hutchmson Artly freeman Gr1m Guthrxe Prntz Bryson Shock Cotton Wrxght Conner Dr1sk1ll West Trlmble McBa1ne Purcell Iongstreth GAA All g1r1s mterested 1n partlcxpatmg 1n Intramural sports may Joln G A A Th1s club sponsors tournaments In bombard ment, volleyball basketball tenn1s, speedball, and softball Each gxrl earns poxnts for playmg In a game and recewes a letter, bracelet, or blanket for her work x..Z 1' I OFFICERS Mary Longstreth V1ce Presldent Carolyn Holloway President Judy Mathxs Hlstorxan Patt1Asl1n Treasurer Loulse Mosby Secretary M Kurtz Mltchell Freeman Burge Cross Beck Xnderson Kohler K Kurtz Allen Halsey Schulte HOW II Iehart Merl wether Fynatten Txse Ellzey Wmdmmller D1ckerson Nenger Wllllams Barnds Hodges Holt Burkhart Carpenter Dawson Kxle Kewley Torrance Llnes Coleman Conner Forhls long ROWIII Thorson Godfrey Maupm Mathls Hesse Groves Roberts V Brown Iowry Polmantler Estes Clements Woodson Stalcup Dxckenson Danley 'lcton Church G1lp1n Goslm Palmer Purdy Crawford Brooks Caldwell Ford Duerst Jennmgs Flsher Stalman Carter Chevaher Grogger F Brown Mlllet Bolstad Jones Baxrd Iawson Small Jurgensmeyer Thurston Reese Pace Iynes Thompson S Owens ROW V Bates Sutton Kelly Stone Lumwalt Lamkm Wlndsor Cole Isbell Wren lee Ballenger Shock Renfro Jackson Roderlck Cotton Dlerkmg Hughes Strawn Shettlesworth Powers Mussman S Brown Bear L Hote Gottry Vaughn ' . . , I I ' , 5 . 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The cheerleaders lead the student body ln .1 yell after xn assembly Cheerleaders The student body made a w1se cho1ce IH electmg these gmrls They have all done an excellent Job, and theu' sp1r1ted pep and enthuslasrn w11l always be remembered Susan Stalcup Barbara Kohler Gennv Becker Judy Paul Ann Campbell Julie Faurot The team gets a blg send off durmg 'A short pep rally The Q lap Stamp A new ghegrghls year has caught on and become a tluorxte f N Ji. --iz Pep Squad ROW I Lolllns -Xndrews I-rech L Campbell Stephens Malone MCCreerv Schmxdtke ROV! II Todd Fxsher Jennmgs Maupln Morrow Thomas Redmon Kurtz Moore Adams Cady Sullwan J Campbell Brady Jeans Houke Mosby Pxgg ROWIII Wyatt Beaven Otto Holloway Doak Lwmgston Duerst Antxml Calhson Pep Squad IS probably the most evxdent club at Hxckman At every sports event the members are seen 1n the fam1lxar gold Jackets and purple sk1rts heartxly cheermg for our team At Homecommg Pep Squad marched 1n the parade and durmg half t1me In the sprmg these gxrls have a banquet honormg lettermen of all H1ckman sports Durmg the banquet ten gxrls are recognlzed as bemg outstandmg m Pep Squad McBa1ne Kmg Jackson ROW IV Vlsser Lang Guthrxe Church F Caldwell C Roberts Berve E Roberts Brown Shock Grogger Crawley Nlles Mlllet Mathxs Koch R Caldwell Purcell Longstreth Long ROWV Grxm Woodson Isbell Owens Ballenger Cottle Bryson I-rltz Conner Wrxght Chevaher Burford Cul Typical Kewple spxrlt IS wholeheartedly displayed by members of Pep Squad Left to Rxght Karlene Koch Hxstorxan Vancy Anderson, Secretary Sharon Todd Presxdent Khakx Lang V1ce Presxdent Klm Crawley Treasurer 26 I I Y V 1 I I - I I ' I - I I I 1 o I Aslin, Sappinzton,Singleton,M0rris,Wesse1man,Martin,.-Xnderson, pepper, Hume, Ott, Keene, Silvey, McCarty, Bolstad,Stu1man ! . 3 . 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ROWI Gxlpln Fenton McK1nz1e Rxce MacLeod Rouse Herrln Burkhart Torrance Weldon Barnes Shannon Pace Vaughan Lxons ROW Il Barnes Thurston Phxlllps Murphy Clover Flsher Gottry Kewley Klle Llnes Small Anderson Dysart Harmon Worley Brenton ROW lll L'Hote Clements Dxckenson Clemons Freeman Lee Crane Bear Artley Lowrey Peden Stahlman Berrv Purdv Palmer Moreau Jurgensmeyer D1rksmeyer ROW IV Hutchmson Cochran Cole Lowrance W1ckell Roderlck Dierkins Schumer, Westbrook Rees Wren shock cotton Leech Bruce Reese Thompson Sutton Pep Squad Banrd Burns Daly Wmdmxller Lawson Cooper Harrlngton Brown Waxler Freeman Gmn Merxwether Tlse Eynatten Creasy Elder Zumwalt Wmfrey ROWI Rxppeto Taft Colman Head Math1s Harmon Brooks Crawford Barnes Hodges Shettles worth Matney Strawn Conner Holt Burge Halsey Schulte Sapp Freund Ellzey ROW III Maher Cotton Forbls Wmdsor Thorson Freese Neiger Ray Acton Alvls Lehart Glelm Mltchell Groves Mussmen McNamara Hemberg Belden Kanatzar Jones Long Poehlman Marsh Vxsser ROW IV Baumgarth Roberts Hesse Tr1mb1e Zumwalt Young Carter Bates Allen Brown Barnes Jackson Hughes Ellls Owens Powell Mason Burcham Renfro Powers Jones Danley Crawford Carpenter Dawson I ' V ' I Y . Y I I V I I I I I I 1 I . ' y ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' l ' ' I I I 1 y I v I 7 ' .V : ' 7 I 1 y I 1 y . ROW I: Sims, Cook, Sheets, Cross, Anderson, Polmantier, Beck, , , , , ' , , ' , ' , ' ' ' 1 I I I , I I I I I I I . I I I I I I I . I . I I I I I I . ' I : I I 9 I I U ' : I I I I V I I I I I I 1 I l IIIIII - I' I A III1 I , . , , , , . Y , . , , , , . ' , . : , , ' , ' , , DRUM MAJOR: Richard Comfort DRUM MAJORETTE: Ann Herrin Hickman Baton Twirlers: Sharon Acton, Peggy Fisher, Virginia Bryson, Marilyn Kile. V' 'Q 'X 'XXX Mr. Behrens, band f . director, leading his tal- ented musicians. , 'gg The Hickman band and rnajorettes are great promoters of school ' 'iv ' spirit and enthusiasm as they play under the direction of Mr. Leo L Behrens at every football and basketball game. Throughout the year they represent our school in various parades and an annual spring tour is taken by the Hickman band, 6 ROW I: Lowrance, Dickson, Barnds, Longstreth, Brown, Comfort, Herrin, ROW II: Keene, Godfrey, Fisher, Bryan, Hughes, Jackson, Strawn, Mussman, Daly, Mathis, Holmes,McArthur, Bear, Nunley, Creach, Elder, Rogers, Jones, Matney, Koch, Stone, Sissen, Rottmann, Balm, Campbell, A. Creason, Sapp, J. Creason. BAND OFFICERS: Peggy Fisher, Li- brarian, Bette Keene, Treasurer, Cy Harvey, Vice-President, David Martin, President, Gloria McBaine, Secretary QNot Picturedy, Orchestra ROW I: McBa.ine, Bear, Bruce, Thurston, Wood, Rogers, Fisher, Dunkin. ROW II: Harris, Critchfield, Godfrey, Kespohl, Keene, Lowrance, Menge1,Schwa.be, McArthur, Herrin, Barber, Reese, Atherton. 4 A - i :A A N i - 1 ' ' ' 'V 'ffiislil' 'H' nd Kespohl, Smith, Fenton, Nelson, Mengel, Morrison, Stewart, Fritz, McBatne, Barber, ROW III: Wickell, Harvey, Schwabe, Thurston, Martin, Lind,Northup,SteInburg,Cr1tchf1e1d. ROW IV: Irwin, Dmnrd, Jennings, Farmer, Hartley, Wood. STANDING: Harris, Gordon, Stevens, Brown, Cotton, Mr. Behrens, director. Verse Choir l 3 l - ROWI Beaven Calhson Wesselman Jeans Andrews McCreery Watt Crane Bruce Rouse Murphy Miller ROWII Faurot Hills Wells Cunnlmzham Lowrv Maxwell Caldwell Burks Forbls ROW III Orr Hutchxnson Burtord Culpepper Artley Guthrle 19 The choir 18 caught Crawley Pescetto Paul Gross Grogger Drxsklll Hume Sxlvey Long Hlasta Mxtchell Wren Jurgensmeyer ROW IV Beale Crum Ingwerson Grant Hansen Oldham Brown Campbell Mengel Cornell Estes Lee rehearsal off guard at an informal Mr Angel, Mlke Hood, shakes the hand of Johnny Appleseed, John Connor Rehearsing for Johnny Appleseed xs quite a task I n A A V - Acton, Macf..eod, lblorris, singleton, Lang,.Fow1er,.Frech, Moore: Bryson, Holloway, Baclrus, Coehran, Harmon, 'Turner, MeDaniel . . . . . . . . , , , . . i ' Dick Winner Vice President Sarah King Secretary Trea surer Larry Andrews President Verse Choir ROW I Winner Todd Sapplngton Collms Burkhart Clements Stalcup Clover Tarwater Barber Klle Lacey Dxerst Cornellson Bourland ROW II Aslln Chevalier Brady Gottry McBame Leach Isley Hudspeth Sisson Bear Becker Worley Harmon Neenan Fisher Mosby Whaley C Thurston L Thurston ROWIII Malone Thompson Ott Purcell Livingston Anderson Matlus King Westerfleld Graham L Campbell Stephens Ll-lote Blake more Fritz Isbell Lumb McCormick Lambert ROW IV Stone Nathe Shock Lee Roderick A Campbell Jackson Woodson Hulett Walters Hood Shettlesworth Schwabe Connor Brown Creason Baldwln Turnbough Morrlson Gafke The Hlckman Verse Cho1r, orlgmated and dlrected by Mrs Helen D W1l11ams, has become natxonally known for 1tS umque ab111ty Kept busy all year by school and local performances the chomr also plans a summer tour to New York Every speech class member presents a poem 1n the fall as atryout for the Verse Cho1r Indian, Steve Gross, attacks John Connor in Johnny Appleseed , ' ri Pr Informal class sessnons are held the week before the P 6: G IS prlnted allowmg members to plan the paper on thelr own 32 Jun Shamberger First Page Edxtor shows apprentxces Jlm Baldwin Carolyn Bear and Christie Cotton how to arrange a page Purple a nd Gold Under the supervlslon of Conrad Stawsk1, the 1958 Purple and Gold staff has done an excellent Job provxdmg the student body w1th 1ts b1 weekly newspaper The members of P Sz G are chosen for thelr creatlve wr1t1ng ab111ty, and exerc1se It throughout the year Much credlt IS due Mr Sawskl is hard at work in Jour nallsm giving pointers to his staff members them for the1r outstandmg work ROW I Freese Crawley Lang Edxtor Callison Beaven Church ROW II Tise Gottry Stalcup Paul Jeans Fowler, Hood ROW III Shamberger, Pescetto Pugh Brown Andrews an , 53. I , 1 V Ki xl W 'X ' ., 4, 5 Q,- D . y . I . I I Pivl I ,, ' I, . 1 ROWI Culpepper Koch ROW II Chevalier King Longstreth Mathis ROW III Oldham Sxlvey Singleton ROW IV Holloway Mosby Todd ROWV Burks Malone Winner -1 COPY COMMITTEE Marilyn Silvey Jan Chevalier Chair man Sarah King Mary Jane Culpepper Business Manager Mrs Kunkel Sponsor Karlene Koch Editor Cresset Staff This year's CRESSET staff has delved in new ideas and hard workto put out the Hickman annual. Four members of the staff were chosen in the middle of their Junior year to work as apprentices, and the rest were chosen at the end of that year The staff works in four committees, Cover, Layout, Photography, and Copy Each plays a large role in the production of the book PHOTOGRAPHY COMMITTEE Mary Longstreth Chairman Judy Oldham Sharon Todd Dick Winner Mary Jane Singleton LAYOUT COMMITTEE Carolyn Holloway Judy Mathis Chair man Larry Burks Louise Mosby Ronald Malone 454 2121 ll 3, i ...J ACTI ITIES 7 qr- KX 'J' x The Audxtorxum home room proves that hard work pays off by pre sentmg the wxnnmg float The feetpamters dance to That'1l Be The Day' Victorious ewple-5 Celebrate Homecoming Our queen Mlss Juhe Faurot IS crowned by Captam J1m Crum whlle her attendants Joan Puckett and Peggy F1sher watch 36 5-1 FU S Louise Mosby, Kewpxe Splrit, SSKB Coach B111 Frech to save our captain from the Jayblrds The sophomores dehght IH seemg their beanies devoured by the bon f1re - ff- 'WX .'N'r'f' N' iw' R n 1 1- . 3 H1 , , a. Z ff-1-.A 'X-' ' D 'I D 1 faq X331 I 2 'T' . ,. ,I ' 4 - fl ., ggi! 'luflz' r. 'L Q 2 is it he 5 1 fi ,J Dxck Wxnner and Dorcas Jeans industrx ously slop whxtewash on the street and each other Queen Juhe Faurot heads the home coming parade 1 Peggy Fxsher Jumor Attendant Juhe Faurot Queen and Joan Puckett Sophomore Attendant reign over the homecoming as sembly The Kewpe go w1ld as another touch down 15 scored 'lx John Connor Ruth Ann , The girls' chorus of contadine hails the W arrival of two handsome gondoliers, Caldwell Lyndla Purcell and Chuck Closser smg about their recent double wedding Playmg the part of an old nurse Gloria McBa1ne dis closes which of the two gondoliers is king 38 uslc Department Presents The Gondoll rs Preparing for the performance student director Nancy Wleman assists Ed Isley with his headgear As the crowd kneels Jim Pelling crowns Mary Jane Culpepper Queen of Barataria A ll ' fl I. Overcome by all the excxtement Dottne Gilpm rests between acts John Connor Ruth Ann Caldwell Lyndia Purcell and Chuck Closser ponder about thexr vast kmgdom Mary Jane Culpepper and Jun Pellmg discover that they were xndeed meant for each other Mary Jane Culpepper Linda Thurston and Richard Comfort discuss the state of their family affaxrs The boys' chorus of cavalxers dances to the tune Of Happiness the Very Pith' Speec Classes Present Spectacular hristmas Pageant ,mum-1 Jim Crum portraying the devxl presxdes over a meetmg 01 the partlmpants in the plot to overthrow Chrxstmas Doug Fowler plays the part of Nero whxch won him the Best Actor Award is-f Hickman s Choraleers closethe program smg ing Hallelmah Chorus .r Glrls of the first period speech class dance to 'Seventy Seven Santas' -91.9- Cherubxm Jan Chevaher The Singing Xngel Lyndia Purcell and Seraphim Barbara Veenan keep an eye on things from their heavenly perch O Q ' ' ' ' F,-.uv , - Q b 'P' 1' xr ff F l . ' N' . ' J ' ,- . , W - 5 I i T. 4 v ' - Y Y H ' ll w V . 1 V? ,.. lx i 1 1 . I 4. . ' - - . - ' ' 1' . A ' sf, 1 0 ,. ' I ,' I' A , -. 4 1 . M. -- L. 5 v 44 A4.- ' . ' 9 .- . : Lynn Brady, Sandy Livingston, Carolyn Bear, and Mary Jo Jackson dance to Jingle Bell Rock , Nero played by Doug Fowler tells ol Santa his problem The Every famxly at home IS portrayed by Khaki Lang Larry Andrews Judy Paul Cmdy Morrls and Charles Fleenor Brxan Hudspeth as Slmon Legree presents his plot to over throw Chrxstmas 'Llttle Brother of the Blest' puts a new llght onthe age old story of the Chrxstmas shepherds 41 The Charleston' is interpretedbya group of bouncy sophomores rendition of Laura' Sophomores Used Grand 205 Theat As Theme For Assembl Mary Ann Groves gives a haunting Freya Freund danc as the enchant ing ballerina from the past 3 ft'f The entire cast agrees There's No Business Like Show Business' 4 ' ,, The sophomore royalty reign over their Valentine assembly. Celestine Guyton plays and sings 'Getting To Know You ' The girls kick high to show their ruffled red pettlcoats in the Can-Can The boys ballet proves to be the hit of the show A portion of the cast is caught off guard Vevonna Clark congratulates Jim Easter for his service in the Grand 20's Theatre. Kmg Jxm lstes md fvueen Pevfgy Flsher wxth thelr attendants J1m Xhnsnott l1nd1 l Hote Larolyn Bnar md John Blakemore are trvlng out thelr regal swung artlans Invade Mxss Ruth Ingrum Junlor Sponsor played a lug, part ln makmg the Jam a success Junior Jamboree The Junlor C1153 met many tlmcs to put thexr annual Jumor Jamboree on the ro ld whxch mnluded a assembly and form xl dance x, kt the flnale the Laptaln from Mars fxlls madly mlove w1th E1v1raSloop Grltch w ', L ., D ' ' . ' , . a .' , r' ,a 1 V 1 I . . . , -, , . . . , . 4 R i , , i n z ' . r I. ' fx , -.,. Q.. w X , l g ,X 'l L s P . . f . , , K 1 These jumor gxrls certaxnly proved to be 'Out of thls world Jumor sclentxsts ponder over a solutlon to keep the planet from belng blown un Kmg Jxm Estes escorts Queen Peggy Fxsher to the throne as Hxckmamtes are standmg m the tradxtxonal honor of royalty Preparatxons made long m advance of the Jr Jam certamly paxd off Dxsguised as earthwomen these Martians practxce then' umque dance Play 6 s-Q f J' x.. ls-.. ga: :EE 2,2 :--U 'U 25? 552 f-img U1 Q55 2509 msg Ska: Ecf 53m D' 3 QQ Q5 si 95 U-4 QQ: mtl! of mx WW U ws 2-Q SF' :S r4UQ O V5 CD O '1 CD 5 'Y P. DJ X- C Man dxg that crazyjxve as Judy Paul and Mxke Hood rock n roll thelr way through the bemor S' And Came The Spf ng The Hartman famxly begms the most hectlc week ln thelr 11ves whxch IS all brought on by Vlrglmas house guest 413 A 'No I dxdn t just wash my han' dahhng' 46 Everyone s happy as Cupld has come to the rescue and all have a date -5 'I l' fn: Lili? gi li gn A I as Q STAGE CREW Rowl Lynn Brady fx ROW II Judy Sapplngton Sharon Todd ROV! III Nancy Anderson Larry An drews ROW IV Jim Vwesterfield fr And for gosh sakes take off Dad's pants ' - -adm 'N-,Ali SENIOR PLAY CAST ROW I Tom Brown Judy Mathis Jan Chevalier Dick Winner ROW II Jack Shettlesworth Su san Burford Cmdy Mor ris Leonard Schwabe ROW III Klm Crawley Judy Paul Mike Hood Khakx Lang Larry Ca mpbell ROW V Jim Shamberger Mary Jane Singleton Peterfhckam Freddie's mad 'Cause his girl has been step- ping out on him, wr -'aff Haughty Mrs Fields gets her mmd changed about a few matters -Q. 2 'x - ' F ,1 . 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I I gm. - 1 , 1 ' M ' ,.-1 N A .,- . you Dlck lkmner the jamtor and h1s burro Whoe cross the desert toward the space capsule Barbara Neenan, Dorcas Jeans, and Connie Grogger re1gn over the assembly and dance The weary prospectors are rejected from the safety of the space capsule bythe old janxtor 48 The Deul and St Pat hold a mathematxcal duel to determlne the fate of the prospectors as the old jamtor eagerly watches Blue Triangle Celebrates St Pats Day nth Annual Assembl Sclentlsts John 1Buschj Conner Jim QSch1ltzl Baldwln Jxm 1Tar zeny Westerfxeld and Sarah fPr1mmj Kxng calculate to fmd a way to save the world The chorus l1ne for the queen IS led by Carmen Wmscott CRESSET staffers take It easy before their big day -4 I , '0-r,,,--- ' , --I '. . 'lr-0 . ,f ' sh. K' .'.'v',l . . , . They re still domg that Bunny Hop '71 via' Parents Sponsor All-Night Part For Seniors Hal Havrld and hxs band from St Louis Students and parents worked and planned for months Provided the mule to produce thls last gala event for the mght of com mencement Dusty Drxskxll got carried away wxth the Japanese theme Marxlyn Sllvey Kenneth Peach and Ruth Ann Cald well settle down for their tenth 'little snack PL :nf 5 What are you doing Ronnie? I 4 f , R .,,. No they re not worshipmg the sun god It s merely the Hokey Pokey fic -421 Mfrs Larry Andrews gxves h1s rendxtxon ot Whippoorwill kr.. HG' f Sa Wxth the trays and trays of food no one went home on an empty stomach Japanese Goodbye Set Theme For Part 'fl Yrs Judy Mathis and Jack Shettlesworth have Just gone fishin' mi An ornate cake was made especially for the senxors Gary Vbells leads the hop, hop, hop , ' ' . ' 7 gsm.: v ' -if f W , 1 U . ,A ,, P1 57535 fqgxf ll' N 1 5 ,. I , A t y K ' . f K . ' ,. ' 1 N . 1 , 4 . l ' f! , . i f , Ak AN f , ' A , if . , I - I ll .ll I V i . . 1 K ' H' ... - x . X QQ Au f. ,A 1 I s lmf2 ,f Y' .0 Q., ,st . 'L ' - r ' ...- W r 1 1 v 5 q x' , . . 'Ia . ' 'f' , in 1 1 ,g I . ' r 'va fx ' X , n - . ,1 ' I x -, I . I X s. fe N . Q '. I x Ex , . -AV ,. rs, The seruors wait lmpatxently for their diplomas Dr Elmer Ellxs Presldentofthe Umversxty of Missourl d dresses the graduating class The class of 1958, stand to sing On sons of Hickman tor the last time Record umber Cf ewples Receive Diplomas Khakx Lang and Rlchard Comfort recexve the Kiwanis Citxzenship Awards 1 2 gl: 7135 I iiiii? 3. . f .lgi-. ' Q' 5. 2 ' n v' Q4 ' , - xr F 1 ,i- . -I A ,K ' 1' . . , X 'N i ' . x x ., . '17 g A ' 4 I . I I I I D .1 . u a' 1 N Jlm Crum Presldent and Dick Wmner Vice President leadtne commencement procession Alumm Associatlon Presxdent Russell Sloan welcomes the class of '58 Gloria McBa.lne as one ot AZ2graduat1ng semors proudly recelves her dxploma Dr Ashn presents the class to school Board Presx dent Blhr Khakx Lang valedxctorxan of her class lS presented wxth a watch m recognition of her outstanding scholastxc achievements at Hick man 53 f f N.. 4,3 The Joe M Barnes Trophy to the outstanding athlete went to Ron Cox Judy Mathis and yn Crum are receiving the American Legion wards for honor, courage, scholarship, leadership, and service. Hickman Salutes Mr William Bates is presentmg Ronnie Hunt wxth the The Central Offlce Equipment Company Bond to the Ideal Secretary was awarded to Sandy Cady Mrs Dean Wllklnson xs con gratulatlng Lynn Freese on bexng glven the award of Best Sophomore Cltxzen by the Tuesday Club Chamber of Commerce Trophy to the outstanding student in agriculture and leader in F F A For being asuperior student in American History Loluse Martin received the Daughters of the American Colonists Award 1 M. . , . w 41 ' '4 . I l V - 4 f , I I . qw 1 vb Pl' 1 . U ' x N wx . ' ' ' - T ' f :'.2f,ff F511 g A: 5 4 The Altrusa Award to the out- standing senior girl based on standards of scholarship, leader- ship, and service to the school and community went to Khaki Lang. This award is presentedin honor of Miss Sadie Stean, former Hickman principal. 'lt David Martin and Jerry Jouret were recognized H IC k m a n with the Honorary Trlg Awards VI J E Edmondson is presenting Ronnie Malone with the Ira Edwards Memorial Scholarship Salutes Celestine Guyton received the National Honor Society Award for the outstanding sophomore The Don Byers Award to the senior boy making the greatest contribution in service to Hickman High School was presented to Jim Shamberger '1- Barbara Neenan was the recipient of the Bausch and Lomb Award in recognition of her superior scientific scholarship Lv T .1 f rg' 3 ,X-' ,. ' I V . ,1 -f - J' I - I 13,1 y ' r . , x 'A- f W a cs, , ff .- ' ,, ,ut J - - cl X if ' -1 5 -1 I V' Y ' I L !', , , ' ,S . A . ' , ' 1 I - . 5 . Obs' - .v - a .S -vl ' If -'24-' .Zu ,.-,.+.. , . A I ' SPORTS X P. ll is p.. gen.. . , S. r P lx .xx N Q' X. l if '4'x'2.m..'Q p-Q-Q -eff'-r P.. -1-rr! 'J +0 1 Q- Doug Dlckmson plays a net game ,,,ff! 7 Left hander John Blakemore serves a fast one V60 Doug Dlokxnson Edwin Stephens John Blakemore 5- Tennis Ed Stephens prepares to lob one over H was Lf L ,,.. ,,. ,331 fm il 1 .E 'h 1 iv U Playing doubles John and , Ed give their opponents a rough time. U I Qing., N. Ed and John both go for the ball. Tom Stone shoots 21 long one. Lraxg Balrd follows through on .1 drxve M1ke WIIIIHIIIS practlces h1s drxvmg 'dk Mlckey Clements warms up for 9 holes Golf at ,W ROW I Mickey Clements Rex Stone ROW II Cra1gBa1rd Mlke Wlllxams Tom Stone ,-X ??Pll'- -ix bmi! wi'- ?9.eL.ltd1v-in Rex Stone tees off Coach M1.LeOd ewplalns tus conference wmmng strategy to .1 group of batsmen 'N QW' l 2.11, ' 4- 'Q wl. 9. ,sb- pa Nga '24 V' 'P -wk-91 ' 2- 'ww 49158, fm. J ff-1 Oli , v a DICK BOLLI ya L ., ,, Pitcher 14' JOHN SIMMONS First Base Baseball RON COX ShOl'tSt0p P -XL L RANJEX Pitcher la: GEORGE HL LI-ITT 4- it Third Base 3 I , . . - . 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N . 17 1 A . -,F . , , I I , ' DAN SIMON BERNIE HOLMES Mile Relay i-Q BOB PUGH BRIAN HUDSPETH High Hurdles Q-.sae A Balm bv JIM C RUM Shot Put Jnuw1Nscof1'r 1 ' 1 DOUG FOWLER RAUL WALT ERS 220 Yard Dash Track April 11 H1ckman's first meet with Jefferson City ended in an overwhelming victory for the Kewpies Bob Pugh's leap of 12 feet 3 inches and Jim Crum's discus throw of 144 feet 10 inches swept away the standing records Victory over Jeff City was repeated April 22 as the Kewps rolled over the Helias Crusaders and the Jeff City Jays in a triangular meet A rain- soaked track made for trouble but the Kewpies came out ahead for their fourth straight victory. N ' av-.g,:'..'.1-'fl 7. f Q f X '17,-,--qi. ..V I , 'gglffvf 3' r 'f ..5,E ., , t , I ..,. ' ff? .Q ' 4:1 'l : +1 ' A .1 . ,. 2 li r.gN.,'gg.1-- s ,t ' 1 A Q ' gt it ' A ,Q .4 N, 'Mit t idi Q f A ,..,:1:.a-.,,:. v- -' ' Au'-+1.n JIM WINSCOTT GARY HARMON RAUL WALTERS Mile Relay Broad Jump is JIM CRUM 5 EDDIE LANE JERRY JOURFT Shot Put and Discus Avro or Q wp -.., lg Till:-L Z! a-wt' mM.2 ' -I DAVID RIDGE Pole Vault 'K an 'Y Track The Mexico bulldogs met defeat by the Kewps at the dual meet Apr1l25th In splte of the soggy track the Kewpxes took exght firsts to sew up their second track lictlm 1n three days Bob Pugh was the vlctor 1n both hurdles and galned a 3 way txe for thxrd 1n the hxgh Jump Placmg second In the meet was welghtman J1mCrurn wmmngthe dlscus and the shot put Followxng Crum was W1l11s Loy who chalked up a fxrst ID the hlgh Jump a second m the pole vault and a thlfd ln the 100 yard dash ROW I Baldwin McCreery Harmon Fowler Crum Pugh Holmes MacAlbane Mltchell Hartley Sutton Prather Walters Hudspeth Winscott Hudson ROWII Nichols Matlus Beasley Simon ROW IV Daly Barker Coach Brusca Ridge Lumb Jouret Gafke Loy Smith Curry ROWIII Lane -'H I V 'J 1- . -- nr-T 1' 1 4182 . , 1 A -M 7 y S. ,y A 4 I -' 1 ' I I' I f' -f x .f . 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Fulton, Here . . . Jefferson City, There . . . Mexico, There . . . Sedalia and Kemper, Here . . . District Meet, Columbia . . . CEMO Meet, Hannibal . . , State Outdoor Meet, Columbia , , , Hannibal Relays Track Up for their sixth straight winning, the Kewpies smashed Kemper and Sedalia in a triangular meet at the Hickman track. Bob Pugh, high point man for the season, led with 19 points and took laurels for both hurdle events. Doug Fowler championed the 220 and 440-yard dashes and Jim Crum took first place in the discus and shot-put. April 29th certainly proved to be a triumphal day for the Kewpies as they captured every event except the 880-yard relay. Mathis, Smith, Beasley, Hartley, and Baldwin are practicing for the mile and half -mile runs. 64 Swinging back for the shot-put is Eddie Lane. The pole vaulter flies over with the grace of a bird Hlckman Fulton Hellas Mexlco Hannxbal M.M.A. Moberly Tourney Schedule H1ckman Hehas Hanmbal Moberly HICKIIIHII Hannibal Bas ketball Ron Cox and C W Ferguson of Fulton begln a lopslded game that ended ln v1ctory for Hlckman Hanmbal Kirksville Helms Basketball The Hickman Kewpies stormed into the Fulton Tournament with a perfect 11 0 record and stormed place trophy of the year George Hulett paced the Hickman powerhouse as he netted 83 points in the JOHN BLAKEMORE Guard four games and was chosen the most valuable player in the tourney The Fulton tourney brought out that the Kewps were definitely a State power as they handily won a tournament which was supposed to have been very tough JIM BALDWIN Forward RON COX Forward . ,fi ' - in-mv.-f-m....--.-. out of it with 15 straight wins and their second first- ,, . Q Y JIM ESTES Guard Basketball The BOOHV1116 Turkey Tournament prov1ded the f1rst three of twenty stralght w1ns for the Kew p18S as they rolled over Fayette New Frankhn and Moberly to cop the tourney crown Pescetto Cox and Hulett were chosen on the all tourney f1rst team as the HICKIHHH tr1umv1rate fxmshed placmg two three and four among the tourna ment scorers GARY HAKMON Forward GEORGE HULETT Forward ROW I Wh1te McAtee Prather Estes Pescetto Blakemore Baldwm ROW II Coach McLeod Pace Hulett Cox Wmscott Harmon Creach Stephens Manager PAUL MCATEE Guard K pt! Q or 4 4 ng W , aw 'V 7 V .C 'QQ A 1 if f 'C 'V 'r n 4 2 , 1 eg a Q42 4 3 a 3254 ,A ?,gwr: y 1- my w s . e 3+ w a s K C 3 1 A h C y 40-C . 1 A ' r Q-1 .a 1, mm, t W Q as X ' C V g f- 'Muze .K I -. E18 E JIM PACE For ard Basketball C F PESCETTO Guard PHIL PRATHER Guard The H1ckman dream team was brutally brought to rea11ty 1n the last three seconds of the seml f1na1 game at the Eldon Tournament as a twenty foot Jump shot gave the Cahforma the Kewpxes to cope wxth The loss spo11ed H1ckman's 20 0 re cord but they recovered the next mght to get back m thelr w1nn1ng ways as they captured the th1rd place trophy and came out of the tourney w1th a f1ne 21 1 record T Pintos two too many points for Basketball Sophomore Team ROW I Shannon Rouse McAtee Ridge Prather ROW U Coach Brusca Holmes Pace Mathis Hartley DICK WHITE Guard JIM WINSCOTT Hickman Hickman Hickman Hickman Hxckman Hlckman Hickman Hickman Hlckman Hickman Hickman Hickman Hickman Hickman Hickman Hlckman BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Montgomery City Boonville Kemper Eldon Maplewood Fulton Jeff City Hannxbal Sedalla Mexico Kemper Hannibal Jeff Cnty Sedalla Fulton Mexxco 36' 54 57' 7 4 69 57 36' 65 42 46 33 52' Boonville Tournament lst Place Fulton Tournament 1S1 Place Eldon Tournament 3rd P1806 ' Conference Games Forward George Hulett goes up for another shot to lead the Kewps in another victorious game. hi JIM CRUM, CAPTAIN Center All Conference All- District 2nd Team fit? RON COX Quarterback All Conference All-District 2nd Team Football After the first two games of the season without a victory, the Kewpies smashed the Mexico Bulldogs 21-0 to take their conference opener. Ron Cox led a lime-burned, patched-up Kewpie team as he romped 106 yards in nine carries and completed three out of eight passes. Cox, who last year was labeled afraid to carry the ball, went for over 10 yards on six different runs and was in the Mexico backfield all night. Hickman won the game without the services of Hudspeth, Nichols, Winscott, and Captain Crum, all of whom were recovering from the results of the disasterous lime burns received at Kirksville the week before. GEORGE HULETT E d n All Conference A11-District 2nd Team FRED MOORE Fullback Honorable Mention A11 Conference Football The Hickman Kewpies topped off a perfect home- coming as they overwhelmed last year's CEMO champs, Jefferson City, by a score of 31-14. Touched off by a sparkling 84 year run by Ron Cox on an intercepted pass, the Hickman High School Kewpies crossed the Jeff City goal line three times in the second quarter to crush the Jays' hopes. Jim Baldwin again led the Kewpie offense as he rushed for 87 yards in twelve carries. Hickman's defensive wizard, Jim Crum, was in on nearly every tackle. He stopped the Jays cold and was credited for sixteen unassisted tackles. Ga JIM BALDWIN Halfback Honorable Mention All Conference .M-it Ron Cox crashes on to make another gain fpr Hickman. Pugnacious halfback, Jim Estes, plows on although he is hindered by the opponent. CHARLES SIMPSON Halfback Honorable Mention All Conference JIM GRANT Tackle Hickman Hickman Hickman Hickman Hickman Hickman Hickman Hickman Hickman Football Schedule Fort Madison, Iowa Kirksville ,,,,, Mexico ...... : Hannibal ...... Jefferson City . . . Sedalia ........ Webster Groves . . Fulton ......... Kemper ........ 1--. JIM WINSCOTT JACK SHETTLESWORTH C F PESCETTO Quarterback Tackle End Jima. Va rsnty Team Pescetto Grant Whitelides ROW II Barnes Baldwin Wlnacott bough Daly Blakemore Lnmb Creaaon Simpson Wood Estes Jouret Graham Nichols ROWIII V? in I ROW! Hudspeth Hulett, Shettlesworth, Cox, Crum, Moore,Frech, Cornellson, Johnson, McDaniel Forbis Cunningham Orr Turn QTY' I-hckman quarterback Ron Cox is mauled by the op oslng team Lady luck sm1led on the Kewp1es as the Hanmbal P1rates controlled the ball the last th1r teen plays of the ball game and were 1ns1de the KBWPIG 30 yard 11ne for the last e1ght plays Ron down as he made a last rmnute d1ve and deflected apass almed at P1rate Gerald Perklns who was 1n Lib 4 the Hlckman end zone The H1ck man defense held and J1m Baldw1n hammered h1s way for 69 yards ln fourteen carr1es to lead the Kewps offenslvely as he and fullback Fred Moore to glVC the KGWPIBS the1r scores H1ckman f1n1shed w1th a vlctory nl Coaches J1m McLeod Bob Roark Head Coach Phxl Brusca BILL WHITESIDES Guard :favs JIM ESTES Halfback 2nd Team All Conference 73 lw 7 , I L42 S, l . . Q A f L , x I' 5 ' ' 1 4 K ' . , , D . - . . V 5X-1 ' ' . ., A k-6 Abiigxki , , , . UN- A J, -1:1454 gf Cox saved a game-tymg touch- talhed for a touchdown apxece 1,. - 1 - ' ' ' 5 'Sa - 'i ff- 'L of -1 1' er.. ! . P K-r 1 R F K I v - . H A h y Us-ul' 1 . . ., f l 1 , It s another ground tackle for the Kewples The Kewp1es flnlshed the1r season IH wh1r1w1nd fashlon as they trounced Kemper 46 6 and gamed a share of the CEMO champ 1Ol'lSh1p Charhe S1mpson led the Kewps Wlth a fantast1c average of 26 yards per carry as he went 179 yards 1n 7 carrles S1mpson, who f1n1shed the season w1th an average of over 11 yards per carry, scored two touchdowns, 1nc1ud1ng an 80 yard run of the KGWPIBS f1rst play from scrunmage The Kemper game completed a f1ne season for H1ckman as they wound up w1th a 6 2 1 record and a th1rd of the conference t1t1e BILL FRECH HUGH BARNES End Tackle Honorable Mention All Conference Honorable Mention All Conference LARRY CAMPBELL EDWIN STEPHENS LARRY ANDREWS Football Managers Jxm Baldwm smears his opponent , . 1 'T . . . . . . . . A - ' .. I . - - . . . ' 5 --:.,x.fo I I In X '5 1' L . 5 . Y X KX 1 A I ,:,f3,'4.? -1- ' J ' , , - f .ng Football JERRY JOURET Fullback BRIAN HUDSPETH Guard All Conference 1 KENNY NICHOLS Guard B Team ROWI Crawley Northup Leech Barker Pace Simon Lane Simmons Hudson ROW II Hartley Waller Creason Rxdge Prather Sutton Allen Gaike Ingwerson L I C 7 ROYALTY Junior Attendant Peggy Fisher HUMECUMING Sophomore Attendant .loan Pueket .vulb qu -v-.. V 5. 4:57,-N H ,x vw, x . , ?:.r,,. , , - .vcw -1-Q-::.' -- , K M '. F-gqgr, v,3,'A:.a.:fS .gn - ... My 4 .3 .1 . - xg. .3 -V q fix' .fe - -f wkfw-ff ' .,v.f, 'gif ,,,1.:,z, 'A up 1- .J ,V .wg 'fe?g:Gwfr1?fg2?QQL 1 SPRING HOP ATTEN DANTS Maud of Honor 0 Mary Jane Culpepper Lgulge Mggby Bette Keene Julle Faurot Judy Mathis Janlce Ballenger 'x Barbara Neenan Margie Isbell The Sprmg Hop Queen Judy Paul and Attendants are elected by the entire student body. 'A Q 332311. , .I Q,:,,.,- , uf-iii. ' 'L'-f-,ff.. 1 . 'pi ' ,g-gf ':a .- .f59Q'-ff.-SQ 'ALTEJK'-f'f? f'5ff'7l' L14 5 ,S ' g ,Lf k .,qf::9.i.33gfj ,Lx , , - 1 3- 37: ' ': :'f Q f 42. .f 'f f fy'-iv -.-g,g,5,V .s Z, -X 5 1 Connie C-rogger The St. Pat's Queen and Attendants are electedby Blue Triangle members. ST PAT S ATTENDANTS Barbara Neenan -,Hg X' 'L y-. ,Ogg-34 1 1.313 ,K diff, 42 Q 'PWA ix ?'31f? it .-.1 Q f.,--4 .mv 4.5.1. we .a ..-,. p.1w-a.11nna.nuauw,na. 'qi Lmda L Hote Jlm Wmscott JUNIOR JAMBUREE ATTEN DANTS Carolyn Bear John Blakemore Y Jrnb tt 3 Wanda Weldon Junior Attendant 'EARNWARMING ATTENDANTS Mary Morgan Junlor Attendant The Barnwarmmg Queen and Attendants are elected by the F.F.A. members Lee Halsey Sophomore Attendant Martha Burks Sophomore Attendant I 'N - X A 'N ,ra- X Stan Mengel PRINCE S d' Hawkins royalty are sele t d by b f T ' 'p SADIE HAWKINS ROYALTY Mlke Hood KING Chuck Rouse DUKE R. fy I . A ' g . Q . 1' U C MOST POPULAR SOP HUMORES Joan Puckett Eddie Sutton Lynne Freese Daryl Hartley MOST VERSATILE SOPHOMORES Genny Becker Bill 0rr MOST POPULAR JU NIORS MUST VERSATILE JUNIURS Jlm Baldwin Ann Herrin Ann Campbell Larry Andrews MUST POPULAR SENIORS MUST VERSATILE SENIURS Khaki Lang George Hulett FACULTY , '-. -Q., -.an The Columbia School Board has a big Job which they are doing well These men hire all of our teachers and have much to say in all school matters 94 Dr. Neil C. Aslin Southeast Missouri State Teachers' College, B,A., M,A., University of Missouri, D. Ed. The sincere interest of Dr. Neil C, Aslin, Superintendent of Columbia Public Schools, is thoroughly appreciated by students at Hickman. Dr. Aslin is a familiar figure at our school and is well liked by the student body. Active in civic affairs he is a member f Lions Club Phi Delta Kappa and the Chamber of Commerce School Board ROW I Woodward Draffen Treasurer B hr President Aslin Superintendent Saunders Secretary ROW II Knight Unklesbay Bird Windmiller UQ James R Chevalier Northeast MISSOUTI State Teachers' College Robert C Shaw Southeast M1ssour1 State Teachers' College B S Un1vers1ty of MISSOUTI M of Ed Mr Shaw our capable V1Ce pr1nc1pa1 as S1StS the princlpal 1n all admmlstratxon and superv1s1on dutles The 1958 Sen1ors are es pec1ally fond of Mr Shaw because he was a sophomore wxth them and had a majorlty of the senlors in class In previous years he had coached football and basketball traveled a broad and durmg the past summer taught secondary admlnlstratlon 1n the College of Educatlon at the Un1vers1ty of MISSOUTI I Mr Cheva11er has successfully completed h1s second year as pr1nc1pal of HICKIIIHII Completely lntegrated 1nto the life of H1ckman he is held 1n lngh esteem by h1s students and fellow teachers We are fortunate to have such an outstanding pr1nc1pal w1th h1s many interests and ab1l1t1es Harold Steere Central College A B Umversxty of MISSOHTI M of Ed Mr Harold Steere our gu1dance d1rector has axded many students ln planmng the1r careers Through h1s frxendly adv1ce we have been helped o help ourselves Mr Steere also teaches one class soc1o1ogyf1rst sem ester and psychology second semester Facult LEO BEHRENS Band Central M1ssour1 State College B S 1n Ed Un1vers1ty of Kansas M of Mus1c Ed Sponsor Homeroom 114 Modern Musxc Masters ALICE DELMEZ Enghsh Un1vers1ty of Minnesota B S Natlonal Umverslty of Mexxco Un1vers1ty of Iowa Unlversxty of MISSOUTI 96 NETTIE BRADFORD Phys1calEducat1on Health Warrensburg State College Cape G1rardeau State College Un1vers1ty of M1ssour1 B S Sponsor G A A Leaders Club PHILLIP BRUSCA World Hlstory Drxver Educatwn Phys1ca1 Educat1on Health Umversxty of Wisconsm Un1vers1ty of MISSOUFI B Sponsor Homeroom 200 C Club Safety Club A u I , ' . . , 9 k I , ,,. -:T ' ' 9 x . . . ., . . , 3 . . ., 1, , ' , I 9 . . . , I' . . . ., 'S' 5 v 1 ' 9 if V R I l I O . . - , 1 I RUTH INGRUM English Latin Sponsor Homeroom 211 Make up Club Junior Class KATHRYN HENRY English University of Missouri B S in Ed ARMAND HOFEH Industrial Arts Northwest Missouri State College B S University of Missouri M A X... 3 MONA KEASTER Shorthand Secretarial Practice Southeast Missouri State College University of Indiana B S in Ed ' ni Facult my EVELYN JONES Commerce English Kansas City Jr College A A CMSC University of Missouri B.S, in Ed. Sponsor Homeroom 202 97 f 5 2 A W 'W - ' -, . . .C 5 v A I S , J Vi AN .' 1. A E A A X 'X X Q F TX . , A I University of Missouri, B,S,, M,A, W g U I X If ., sk. D a I ' I . . N Faculty E' '04 MERCEDES KELLER World H1story World Geography Duluth State College Southeast MISSOUFI State College d S B S In Et Un1vers1ty of MISSOUTI M of Ed ponsor Fu ure Teachers of Amerlca Sponsor Homeroom 200 LUCILLE KING Lxbrary Northwest MISSOUTI State B S Llbrary Club NELLIE KITCHENS VIRGINIA ELLEN KUNKEL Mathematlcs Amer1can H1story Chrlstlan College A A Soclology Econormcs Un1vers1ty of M1ssour1 Pl1b11Cat10I1S B 3 ln Ed Stephens College A A M A In Math Un1vers1ty of MISSOUFI Sponsor Homeroom 106 B S 111 Ed Blue Tr1an le M A 111 Ed S Natlonal Honor Soc1ety SPOUSOI' Homeroom 210 Franklxn Club Cresset Widk... 98 ! a 1 . . ' 2 f . . 1 - . 1 , .4'h, . - , 9 - . 1 1 ., , . . ., 1 - o - . . ' v I, . . ., , . . . . : 1 , . I - EF HELEN MCTURNAN Enghsh De Pauw Un1vers1ty A B Northwestern Un1vers1ty M A Unxverslty of M1ssour1 Sponsor Homeroom 209 Golden Qulll ALPHA LEWIS Faculty Llbrary Stephens College Un1vers1ty of M1ssour1 BS 1nEd Sponsor Ame rxcan Jumor Red Cross www'- x MJ! .f MARY W KURTZ Enghsh Northwest M1ssour1 State B S 1n Ed Substltute for Mlss Henry who has ORIA LONG Art 1rksv111e State Teachers College 1n Ed n1vers1ty of MISSOUFI M A 1n Art Un1vers1ty of Cal1forn1a Sponsor Homeroom 107 Nat1onal Art Honor SOC19ty been on a leave of absence due to lllness 99 JAMES MCLEOD Driver Educatlon American History Health Southeast Mlssourl State Co BS 1nEd Un1vers1ty of MISSOUTI M OfEd FLORENCE NLLSON American Hlstory Marrlage andthe Famlly M11w1ukee State Teachers College B S Umverslty of Wlsconsm M X In Phll EDNA POWELL Home Economlcs University of Missouri B S M of Ed Sponsor Homeroom 111 F H A 100 X150 Faeu 1' EVELYN PRATHER World History Stephens College B of Music A A University of Missouri B Sponsor- Homeroom 212 Faculty SARA RALI Bxology Loology Botany Central Mlssourl State College B S In Ed Sponsor Homeroom208 JEAN ROBERTS Enghsh III Franklm College Un1vers1ty of Malne B A , M A Sponsor Homeroom 213 ff MARY SCHMIDTLEIN Spamsh French College of Sa1nt Teresa A Un1vers1ty of MISSOUTI Sponsor Homeroom 206 Pep Squad French Club Spamsh Club NORMAN B PROFFER Plane Geometry Southeast MISSOUTI State Teachers College B S IH Ed Q. f . K. -, fx .V A , . I . , ' 1 , , .B. H, f 1 . University of St. Louis A : , p 9 1 n o 0 Q Y W a ',,?,- V I V ,iz A 5 y 'A is wg WAYNE THOMAS Typ1ng Bookkeepmg Southwest Missourx State College B S ID Ed Oklahoma A and M M S 1n Bus Ed 102 ' A ROBERTROARK Physlcal Educat1on Health Northeast MISSOUTI State College Unlverslty of M1ssour1 M S Sponsor Homeroom 110 C Club Faculty '41 CONRAD STAWSKI English Journal1sm Mllwaukee State Teachers College B S 1n Ed Sponsor Homeroom 205 Purple and Gold Vocatxonal Agr1culture Central M1ssour1 State College Un1vers1ty of M1ssour1 M S Sponsor F F A 1. Q . . : . B'S: . 1 P I DAVID SCHNEIDER ,I V . B'S: . ,xg,f t KENT TOALSON Vocal Music University of Missouri B S in Ed M o Ed Sponsor Choraleers Modern Music Masters Hmmm Facult WILLIAM VAN TRUMP C O E University of Missouri M of Ed Sponsor Homeroom 104 C O E Club RUSSELL THOMPSON Chemistry, Physics Northwest Missouri State, University of Illinois, B.S. in Ed, Sponsor: Blue Triangle. HELEN WILLIAMS Speech University of Missouri, A.B, Washington University, M.A Sponsor: Homeroom 103, Verse Choir, Trireme, Triship, Assemblies. 10 4 The East Offxce Staff Morgan Foley Brown Kurtz Grant Carlos FHVATE The West Offxce Staff Co1v1n Neal MoK1nz1e E Roberts Redmon C Roberts Weldon F1sher Duerst D1rksmeyer S' The West Office Secretary: Mrs. Margarite Riechrnan. T Q.- The East Office Secretary: Mrs. Jewell Bryant. .24 Mrs Kurtz IS occupied at the snack bar sel11ng sandwiches, ice cream rolls and doughnuts The cooks at Hickman are kept quite busy with three lunch shifts totaling approximately 500 students plus the faculty The cooks are Ballenger Bradley Proctor McBride Nichols and I Ixichols Mr Kemper, Mr Turner, and Mr Brown enjoy themselves on a coke break Dewey Kemper, Loyd Turner, and Ross Brown contribute much to the good appearance of our school as they carry out their Jobs as custodians The friendly smile of Mrs Cornelison, the cashier makes it easier for the students to give up their quarters 355 TICK Collms fxercely slaughters hxs zoology speclmen S: ln Education Proves Interesting Sarah Matthews offers her package to the highest b1dder for a lesson in algebra 4 Intent study and relaxa tion typify an hour spent in the library -..., '-mer a ' Ron Cox doggedly works on his mechanical drawxng Ftfth perxod speech members Arlen Crea project son and Jxm Baldwm portray a panther and a bear xn Johnny Appleseed 106 I Bb 2 yi sc ' -X Y-'9 A I fx V x t 1 X. 'R , X, xb ,Xl 4 ' it J' A ' A A A V f A ' 2 K '-.Q-J ,, b f. .1 ,A I f ry' gt. t ,K P . ,Q ,J ,Wx .- , ' Q . I I 1 ' H .H Mrs McTurnan explains grammatical usage to Clay Walker Scholarship Forms Core of H lckman Life Mr Behrens leads the band ln a new number Girls' gym classes are exciting especially during a volleyball game. gr Tom Botts and B111 Orr observe the results of their chemxstry experiment 1 The girls try a hand in shop 107 SENIURS x7 'Q 1? thug K2 I i Senior Class Officers Dick Winner . , . , , . Vice President Louise Mosby . . . . Treasurer Julie Fauroi . Secretary' Jim Crum . , Presiderit LINDX ACTON Semester Graduate 'iiqfg IL. 5 During the noon hour girls rest chatter Ni and do last minute studying in the Trlreme room Seniors NFLDA REVA ALGIERE C O E F H A F T A Make Up Club Pep Squad Triship L. GLENDA ADAMS Band G A A Library Club Secretary Treasurer Pep Squad Spanish Club Triship BEVERLY ANDERSON 110 la JA NANCY BFIATRICE ANDERSON Franklin Club, F.T.A., G.A.A., H. R, Officer, Pep Squad Sec- retary, Student Council, Tri- ship, Verse Choir, Pep Squad Award, G.A.A. Award, Socia- bility Ideal Award. RONNIE ANDERTON C.O.E. 2'..-7 LARRY KFNNETH ANDREWS C Club Choraleers H R Offl cer Key Club Modern Musxc Masters Purple and Gold PATTI ASLIN Band Cboraleers Franklin Club FTA GAA HROff1 cer Junior Red Cross Secre tary National Honor Society Pep Squad Trireme Trishxp Verse Choir Spamsh Club Verse Choxr President Boys State Most Popular Semor Boy Managers Club V1ce Presldent PATRICIA ANTIMI G A A H R Officer Leaders Club Pepsquad Student Coun c1l Trlshxp Courtesy Ideal Award BARTON LEE BACKUS C Club HR Officer Verse DAVID V BAHM Band Choir Track JUDY FAYE BAILEY COE FHA Trlship 20 S Club THOMAS BAKER Dean Wilmoth tromps on a board and Jim Westerfleld is thrown mto the axr proving the theory of levers during the Clube Assembly L 111 ,,.- .4-4 JANIE BEAVEN JANICE BALLENGER Franklin Club, French Club, G.A.A.' 51.3. Qfficer, pep G.A.A.,H.R.Officer,PepSquad, Squad, T1-iship, Spring Hop Purple and Gold, Triship, Attendant Verse Choirl Seniors EDITH ANN BARKWELL C.O.E. Pep Squad. 112 X CONNIE Cl-IARLENE BENNETT G.A.A. . Trlshno, 20 SClub. PATSY BENEDICT G.A.A. r Trlship, MARGARET BE LTON KAREN A. BERVE G.A.A., Leaders Club Vice- President, Pep Squad, Triship. LARRY K BREMER Ill F f -., SK X xl ffl R1 VIRGINIA BRYSON Band, Orchestra, Franklin Club, French Club G.A.A., Leaders Club Triship, Iep Squad, Verse Choir. LA RRY BURDIC K Seniors FRANCES BROWN G.A.A,, H,R, Officer, Leaders Club, National Art Honor So- ciety Treasurer , Triship. Verse Choir, Artcraft I Award Perfect Attendance Award Q2 v yearsp. SUSAN MERTIE BOLSTAD Blue Triangle, Treasurer, Franklin Club, French Club, G.A.A., H.R. Officer, Mu Alpha Theta Treasurer, National Honor Society, Pep Squad, Stu- dent Council, Triship, National Art Honor Society. ff Bob Brown, John Connor, and Leonard Schawbe accompany Sharon Hills as she sings at Amateur Night, TOM BROWN Franklin Club, H.R. Officer, Pep Squad, Purple and Gold, Verse Choir, Footba1l,Track. SUSAN ELIZABETH BURFORD Choraleers, A Capella Choir, Franklin Club, Golden Quill, H.R, Officer, Modern Music Masters, National Honor So- ciety, Pep Squad, Student Coun- cil, Trireme President, Tri- ship, Verse Choir. art, LYNN MARIE BRADY G.A.A,, H.R. Officer, Leaders Club, Pep Squad, Spanish Club Secretary. Triship Verse Choir, Girls' State, Phys. Ed. Award, Pep Squad Award 113 4u..fv VIRGINIA CREBER BROWN Band F H A G A A Trishxp Monsieur Sappxngton and Mademoiselle Dickinson watch Marilyn Sllvey Lyndla Purcell and Ruth AnnCaldwellstng French carols Sensors FRONA PEARL CALDWELL COE GAA Pep Squad 114 40' RUTH ANN CALDWELL Choraleers, A Capella Choir, Franklin Club, French Club, G.A.A., I-LR. Officer, Modern Music Masters. Pep squad, Triship, Verse Choir, Sextet. LARRY BURKS CRESSET, H.R.0f!icer, Junior Red Cross, Spanish Club, Verse Cholr, Hi-Y, National Art Honor Society. SANDRA LEE CADY Choraleers F H A V1ce President Franklin Club H R Offlcer Modern Music Mas ters Pep Squad Trishlp 20 S Club Treasurer KAY JACQUE LINE CALLISON Choraleers Reporter, A Cap- ella Cho1r,Fra.nklinClu.b, H.R. Officer, Modern Music Mas- ters, Pep Squad, Purple and Gold, Spanish Club President, Trishlp, Verse Cboir,Sextet. SHIRLEY ANN CARLOS FHA GAA Pep Squad Trxshxp 20 SC1ub IMOGENE CARLOS JUDY CAMPBELL S8U16Btel'-Gl'8d1l8t8. LARRY DEAN CAMPBELL Band C Club Franklin Club HR Ofixcer Modern Musxc Masters Spanish Club Verse Chonr Managers Club Vlce Pres1dent Sensors ANN SHAW CAMPBELL H R Officer Pep Squad Stu dent Councxl Trireme Trl shxp Verse Choxr Cheer leader Student Body Secretary Sophomore Class Treasurer Sophomore Royalty Cheerful ness Ideal Award Most Pop ular Jumor Glrl Most Popu lar Senior Girl Sprlng Hop Queen PHYLLIS IRENE CALVIN C O E MARC ELLA CARUTHERS Triahlp 20 S Club Sarah King, Mary Jane Singleton, and Kim Crawley demonstrate their talent as Golden Quillers in the Clubs Assembly. JAN CHEVALIER Choraleers. A Capella Choir, CRESSET, Franklin Club, French Club, F.T.A. Treas- urer, G.A.A,, Golden Qulll, Modern Muslc Masters, Na- tional Honor Soclety, Pep Squad, Student Council, Trl- reme Treasurer, Trlshlp, Verse Cbolr, RICHARD LAWRENC E COMFORT Band, Drum Major, Blue Tri- angle, Choraleers Presldent, A Capella Choir, Franklin Club Junior Red Cross, Key Club Treasurer, Modern Music Masters President, Mu Alpha Theta, National Honor Society, Boys' State, Boys' Quartet. Seniors ,,xA-N, A GENE CORNELL Verse Choir 116 SANDRA LEE CONNOR Choraleers, G.A.A., Pep Squad, Trlshlp, 20-S Club. BARBARA ANNE CHURCH Band, Blue Triangle, Franklin Club, French Club, G.A.A,, Golden Quill, Mu Alpha Theta, Pep Squad, Purple and Gold, Triship, English III Award. JOHN ARTHUR CONNOR Blue Triangle, Choraleers, A Capella Choir, Franklin Club, H.R. Officer. Junior Red Cross, Modern Music Mas- ters, Mu Alpha Theta, Verse Choir, Boys' State. JANE CLEVENGER Trlship. BILL D. COLLINS Choraleers, I-LR, Officer, Pep Squad, Spanish Club Vlce- Presldent, Verse Cholr, Or- chestra, Hi-Y. KIM CRAWLEY MARTHA MARIE COTTLE F.H.A., G.A,A., H.R,Officer, Pep Squad, Triship, Verse Choir. ARLEN LEE CREASON Band, Blue Triangle, C Club , Franklin Club, H.R. Officer, Modern Music Masters Mu Alpha Theta, Spanish Club, Verse Choir, Seniors Franklin Club, F.T.A. Vice- President, G.A.A., Golden Quill. H.R. Officer, Leaders Club, National Honor Society, Pep Squad Treasurer, Purple and Gold, Spanish Club, Stu- dent Council, Trireme Sec- retary, Verse Choir, Girls' State, Triship, Quill and Scroll. RON MONROE COX C Club, Franklin Club, H.R. Officer, Key Club, Spanish Club, Student Council, Boys' DALE ARLEY CRANE C.O.E. Instant art is brewed by Frances Brown, Judy Mathis, Ronnie Malone, and Karlene Koch. JAMES LOUIS CRUM Ill C Club President, Franklin Club, Golden Quill, H.R. Of- ficer, Key Club, Student Coun- cil, Verse Choir, Boys' State, Most Popular Junior Boy, Jun- ior Class President, Senior Class President, Football Captain. State, Sophomore Royalty, Junior Jamboree Attendant. Basketball, Baseball, Football MARY JANE CULPEPPER Choraleers, A Capella Choir, CRESSET Business Manager, Franklin Club, G.A.A., H.R. Officer, Leaders Club, Mod- ern Music Masters, National Honor Society, Pep Squad, Stu- dent Council, Trireme, Tri- ship, Verse Choir, Most Ver- satile Sophomore Girl, Most Versatile Junior Girl, Home Ec.ll Award, Sophomore Class Secretary,G.A.A. Award,Quill and Scroll, Spring Hop Maid of Honor. 117 SANFORD LEE CUNNINGHAM F F A H R Officer Jun1or Red Cross Student Councxl Verse Choir Student Body Vice President Kewples come out xn full strength to see the football team off to Jefferson C ity Seniors BARBARA DRISKILL GAA Pep Squad Trxship MARY JANICE DeHAVEN G A A Pep Squad Trlship 20 S Club ROGER LEWIS DIETZ 118 COE JUDITH KAY DOAK Choraleers Franklin Club F TA GAA HR Officer Pep Squad Triship PepSquad Award LEROY DIRKSMEYER C 0 E Franklin Club Art craft Award .I ' V ual! lu I I n , 3 3 ,. 0 Q 1 s -'1 ..., , v A ..., 1 - , ..., 1 I 90 .., ..., .. 1 l 1 GLENDA SUE DUREN G.A,A., Pep Squad, Triship. 'CY HARRIET ANN DUERST G A A Leaders Club Pep Squad Triship Verse Choir 20 S Club Vice President West Office Helper 41 RONALD DALE DRLSKILL C Club HR Officer Verse Choir Football Seniors JULIE FAUROT Franklin Club, G.A.A., H.R, Officer, Junior Red Cross, Leaders Club, National Honor Society, Pep Squad, Spanish Club, Trirene, Triship, Verse Choir, Cheerleader, Home Ec. l Award, Sophomore Home- coming Attendant, Home- coming Queen, Spring Hop At- tendant. JOHN FARMER Ill- MARTHA LOUISE FETTERS RICHARD ELDER C O E The dance after the basketball game was enjoyed by all 119 in 1 CHARLES R FLEENOR BERNITA FORD H R Officer Verse Choir Choraleers C O n. 1- H A G A A Triship JAMES WEAR FOUTZ H R Officer WILLIAM J FRECH C Club HR. Officer Pep Squad Student Council Verse Choir Sadie Hawkins Duke Football Track Hi Y Sensors -1 'g J' lf! ANITA FOLEY Choraleers A Capella Choir C.O E G A A Make-UpC1ub - Modern Music Masters, Tri- ship, 20-S Club. BARBARA FORBIS DOUG FOWLER Golden Quill, H. R. Officer, Purple and Gold, Verse Choir. NELLIE ANNE FISHER Choraleers. F.H.A., G.A.A., H.R. Officer, Pep Squad, Tri- shlp, 20-S Club Reporter, Barnwarmlng Queen Attendant. 20 Cy Harvey Natlon al Honor Soclety President, addres- ses the student body at the N.H.S. tap assembly. MARSH X LYNN I' RIT7 Choraleers 1-ranklin Llub G Pep Squad Triship Verse Choir DON S GIBSON l- P A Verse Choir Conser vation Award Seniors Art students Karlene Koch Larry Burks Louise Mos by and Ronnie Malone ad mire the prize possessions of the Art Department which Mrs Long is showing them CHARLOTTE DGETTE GODFREY Band. Blue Triangle, I-LR. Of- LYNN SC HERRIE GORDON Choraleers, French Club, G. A.A., Modern Music Masters. Triship, National Art Honor Society. ficer, Modern Music Masters. Mu Alpha Theta,Spanish Club. Triship. MIKF G Xl BRIITH JOIz B GIBBS Band Franklin Club Junior Red Cross N 2. JAMES E. GRANT C Club, F.F.A.. H.R. Officer, CRESSET staffers line up the cue ball at one of their famous parties JACK K GRIESSEL Wm 122 Seniors JUN E GUT HRI E Semester Graduate CONNIIJ GROGGER Blue Triangle Secretary, French Club President, G. A..-X., Golden Quill Vice-Pres- ident, leaders Club, Mu Alpha Theta Secretary, National Hon- or Society, Pep Squad,Student Council, Trireme ViCe-Presi- dent Triship Verse Choir St Pat's Attendant National Art Honor Society JOSRTTE GRIM Fl-IA GAA HR Officer Pep Squad Triship Neatness Ideal Award DAVID GUTHRIE STEFAN DAVID HAAG F F A Chaplain H R Officer, I-I R Officer Managers' Club Verse Choir Secretary Treasurer SALLY HADEN JOHN HANSE N FRED L HARRISON National Art Honor Society hd CLARA HOFFMAN Semester Graduate Sensors GARY DURWOOD HARMON Blue Triangle Vice President C Club H R Officer KeyClub Mu Alpha Theta Vice Presl dent National Honor Society Verse Choir Boys' State Football Basketball Track NANCY JUNE HLASTA Semester Graduate WILLIAM HICKAM F T A Historian Karlene Koch, CRESSET Editor, proves that the CRESSET staff always works like an industrious yearbook staff should. CAROLYN JOYCE HOLLOWAY CRESSET,French Club,G.A.A. President,H.R,OHlcer,Leaders Club,Pep Squad,Triship,Verse Choir. 206 Club. we CANNON Y. HARVEY Band Vice-President, Blue Triangle, Choraleers Vlce- Presldent, A Capella Choir, Franklin Club, KeyClubV1ce- Presldent, Modern Music Masters, Mu AlphaTheta, Na- tional Honor Society President Student Council, Boys' State, Boys' Quartet. Seniors THOMAS BRIAN HUDSPETH C Club, Choraleers, A Cap- ella Choir, H,R. Officer, Key Club, Modern Music Masters, Verse Choir, All-Conference Football. 4 CAROLYN HOUKE F.H.A., G.A,A., Pep Squad, Trump. GEORGE WILLIAM HULETT C Club, Franklin Club, H.R. Officer, Key Club, National Honor Society, Student Coun- cll, Verse Choir, Boys' State, All-District 2nd Team F00t- ball, All Conference Basket- ball, Baseball, Most Popular Sophomore Boy, Most Versa- tile Junior Boy,lIunlor Repre- sentative at Large, Most Ver- satile Senlor Boy. CHARLES RONALD HUNT F.F,A, Vice-President, H.R. Officer, Student Council, Vo- cational Agriculture I and II Awards. MARGIF ANN HUME G.A.A. l'l.R. Officer, Pep Squad, Spanish Club, Triship Verse Choir MICHAEL D HOOD Junior Red Cross, Purple and Gold Student Council Verse Choir, Sadie Hawkins King Quill and Scroll ROY HYDE MARY JO JACKSON Franklin Club, G,A.A,, H.R, Officer, Pep Squad, Triship, Verse Choir. Typical Kewpie enthusiasm is shown as we win another game. ,- - X, ANNA JENNINGS G.A.A., Leaders Club Treas- urer, Pep Squad,Trishlp, 20-S Club, Shorthand Award, Atten- dance Award. ,44 LEONA JOHNSON c.o,E., Triship. MARGERY MAE ISBELI. Choraleers, A Capella Choir, Franklin Club, French Club, G.A.A., I-LR. Officer, Modern Music Masters, Pep Squad, , Triship, Verse Choir, Girls' State, Spring Hop Attendant. an CECIL V. HYDE C.O.E. DORCAS JEANS Blue Triangle, Franklin Club, G.A.A., I-LR. Officer, Mu Alpha Theta, National Honor Society. Pep Squad, Purple and Gold, Spanish Club, Student Council, Trireme, Triship, Verse Choir, Sophomore Royalty, Sophomore Citizenship Award, St. Pat's Queen. gd Sandy Cunningham and Kenneth Par-mer work backstage durxng the muslc departments production The Gondolxers Seniors BILLIE DALE KEMPER F F A 126 WAND-X KAY KEMPER Tr1sh1p 20 S Club HOWARD RAYMOND JONES 3 1 DONALD KINTNER 3 BETTE JEANNF KEFNI Band Treasurer Choralec-rs L1brar1an A Capella Cho1r Franklm Club HR Offxcer Leaders Club Llbrary Club Modern MUSIC Masters Treas urer PepSquad Spamshblub Tr1sh1p Verse Chou' Sprmg Hop Attendant SARAH SUE KING Band Blue Trlangle CRESSET Franklm Club F T A Presl dent G A A Golden Qulll H R Offlcer Jun1orRedCross Secretary Llbrary Club Mu Alpha Theta Natlonal Honor Socxety Pep Squad Student Councll Tr1reme Trlshlp Verse Cholr Secretary Glrls' State Amerxcan Leglon Ora torxcal Contest Winner G A A Award SANDRA LIVINGSTON French Club G A A Pep Squad Triship Verse Choir 20 S Club Secretary JUNE MARILYN KURTZ G A A Pep Squad Triship KXRLENE HALE KOCH CRESSET Editor Franklin Club French Club Secretary F T A Secretary G A A Golden Quill Secretary H R Officer Leaders Club Nation al Art Honor Society Vice President Pep Squad His torlan Quill and Scroll Stu dent Council Triship Art II Award Verse Choir Depend ability Ideal Award Seniors lf' KHAKI LANG Blue Triangle Choraleers Franklin Club French Club G.A.A. Recorder Golden Quill H.R, Officer Junior Red Cross President Leaders Club Mo- dern Music Masters Mu Alpha Theta National Honor Society Pep Squad Vice President Purple and Gold Editor Quill and Scroll Student Council Trireme Triship Verse Choir French Il Award Outstanding Sophomore American History Award Junior Red Cross Dele- gate DAR Citizenship Award Junlor Jamboree Attendant Most Versatile Senior Girl. ROBERT WAYNE LEE Choraleers F F A H R Of ficer Pep Squad HENRY H LAMM F F A ALAN LEACH H R Officer Verse Chou. Judy Mathis swings her shawl and reads her lines as a Spanish senora while Paper Sack Crawley signals tor applause 4- ,fa DAVID NORMAN MARTIN Band President, Blue Triangle President, Franklin Club, Golden Quill Treasurer, H.R, Officer, Key Club Secretary, Mu Alpha Theta President, National Honor Society Vice President, Student Council, Boys ' State, Chemistry Award, Alegbra II Award. 3 X 1314- - .f f I ELIZABETH LONG Choraleers, F.T.A,, Library Club, Modern Music Masters, Pep Squad, Triship, Verse Choir, Magazine Sales Award, National Art Honor Society. . i E A Seniors JUDITH ANN MATHIS CRESSET, Franklin Club, G. A.A. Historian, H.R. Officer, Leaders Club Recorder, Na- tional Art Honor Society Sec- retary, National Honor Society, RONALD WRAY MALONE CRESSET, Franklin Club, F. T.A,, H.R, Officer,Junior Red Cross, National Art Honor Society President, Pep Squad, Verse Choir, Art I Award. GUY MARTIN C.O.E. JOE BRADLEY MAHAN F.F,A, President,l-l,R,Officer Dairy Foundation Award. MARTHA NIENA MATNEY Band, Blue Triangle, Chora- leers, Franklin Club, G.A.A,, H.R. Officer, Library Club, Modern Music Masters, Mu Alpha Theta, Pep Squad, Pur- ple and Gold, Triship, JUDY ANN MARTIN Secretary, Pep Squad, Student C'O'E' ' ,French Club' PEP Council, Trireme, Trishlp, Qxill and Scroll, Verse Choir, Girls' State, Student Body Sec- retary, American History A- ward, Pep Squad Award, G.A. A. Award, Elk's Club Leader- ship Contestant, Spring Hop Attendant. Squad, Triship. X261 MIC HAEL MCC RE ERY Band, Pep Squad, Verse Choir. WILLIAM MCKISSICK MARY ZONOLA LONGSTRETH Band, CRESSET, G.A.A. vice- President, Leaders' Club, Pep Squad, Triship, G,A,A. Award, Phys. Ed. Award. Susan Burford dons her gunny sack and crowns Mike Hood Sadie Hawkins King at the most different dance Hick- man has ever seen. GLORIA MCBAINE Band, Secretary, Choraleers Treasurer, A Capella Choir, Franklin Club, French Club, G.A.A., H.R. Officer, Modern Music Masters Secretary, Pep Squad, Triship, Verse Choir, Accompanist, Orchestra, Ser- vice Ideal Award. -ffsfawa-.M . f X RUTH ANN MCCALLISTER G.A.A., Junior Red Cross, Triship. Seniors SARAH JEAN MCCARTY H.R. Officer, Library Club, Pep Squad, Trishlp, Library Award. CHARLOTTE ROBERTSON MILLER Semester Graduate 0 Tom Brown shows ms salesmanship by sellmg candy durmg lunch shirts Seniors MARY MARGARET MITCHELL Band Choraleers C O E Frank1lnClub F T A G A A Pep Squad Trlship Verse Choir JIM MOLLER 'Q LARRY D MINOR C O E President Ili FRED MOORE Semester Graduate 1 fl LINDA ANN MOORE Franklin Club G A A Leaders Club Pepsquad Triship 20 S Club Perfect Attendance A ward Q2 yearsy xXx LINDA MAUPIN C O E G A A Make upC1ub Natlonal Art Honor Society Pep Squad Triship ROBI RT MOORI X NORMA LOUISL MOSBY CRESSET I'ranklinClub FT A G A A Secretary H R Officer leaders Club Pep Squad Student Council Tri reme Trlship Verse Choir Sophomore and Junior Barn warming Queen Attendant Ju mor Jamboree Attendant, Jumor Class Treasurer, Sen 1or Class Treasurer, Spring Hop Attendant, National Art Honor Society 17 I Bi MARY ELIZABETH MURPHY J xml s mir Momusorw ,Ju Band L Ol Verse Choir Aslan XNN MILI ET Band Blue Triangle Franklin Club lfrench Club F T A G A A H R Officer Leaders Club Mu Alpha Theta Pep Squad Triship Verse Choir G A A Award Phys Ed A ward LARRY M MORRISON C O L Secretary Treasurer Seniors all CINDY MORRIS Franklin Club French Club FTA GAA HR Officer Pep Squad Triship Verse Choir Seniors, Jim Shamberger and Kahki Lang, industri- ously sell Peanuts for Polio at a Hickman basket- ball game. TOM NATHE Semester Graduate Seniors , ,,..N NANCY JO MORROW Choraleers, G.A,A., Pep Squad, Trishlp. LORA NICHOLS G.A.A,, Pep Squad. JUDITH LYNN OLDHAM CRESSET, French Club, G.A. A. , H.R, Officer, Leaders Club Secretary, Library Club, Pep Squad, Triship, Verse Choir. ,I BARBARA JEAN NILES Franklin Club, G.A.A., Pep Squad, Trlship. BARBARA JEANNE NEENAN Blue Triangle, Franklin Club, French Club Vice-President, G.A.A., H.R. Officer, Mu Alpha Theta, National Honor Society, Pep Squad, Student Council, Trlship, Verse Choir, Ad- vanced Biology Award, St. Pat's Attendant, Cheerfulness Ideal Award, Spring Hop At- tendant. ff f.uA LINDA NPIUKOMM Franklin Club, F.T.A., G.A. A., H.R. Officer, Junior Red Cross, Pep Squad. Student Council, Triship, Verse Choir. ROBERT NOEL Connie Grogger, Dorcas Jeans ff' Jan Chevalier, and Judy Paul practice half-time activities for Homecoming. S '3 14? VIO1 -X OLS XIN l ilu ary Club Z0 S Club Qi SHIRLEY M OWENS Choraleers G AA Leaders Club Make upClub President Pep Squad Trxship Y Teens PXTRICIA ANN OTT Choraleers l- T A G A A H R Officer Modern Music Masters Pep Squad Trlship Verse Choir 20 S Club A group ofsenior girls ham it up in front of the camera All aboard for a trip to the Home- coming activities. KENNETH DALE PARMER Stage Crew, Cafeteria Manager. JUDY ANN PAUL Franklin Club. F.T.A..G.A.A., H.R. Officer, Pep Squad, Pur- ple and Gold, Spanish Club Treasurer, Triship, Verse Choir, Cheerleader, Junior Homecoming Attendant, Health Ideal Award, Spring Hop At- tendant. Seniors X xxx Sociabxlity Ideal Award KATHY OTTO Choraleers Franklin Club F TA GAA HROff1cer Jun nor RedCross Pep Squad Tri ship Verse Choir Magazine Award LOYDENA JOLENE OLINGER Band, G.A,A, Leaders Club. JIM PLLI NL Chorlleers lrlck Tubby Wells and Georgie Hulett help lead cheers for the Faculty as they slaughter Ieaders Club 4 Seniors P -XTTY P AYNE Semester Graduate CJ . PESCETTO Band, C Club, H,R, Officer Key Club, Purple and Gold, Spanish Club, Verse Choir Boys' State, Sophomore Roy- alty, Football, Basketball Track, Junior Jamboree King 1 NANCY PIGG Franklin Club, G.A.A., Library Club, Vice - President, Pep Squad, Triship. KEINNLTH -X PEACH RONALD DALE PALMER C.0.E. iff-1.4-'f LYNDIA KAY PURCELL Choraleers, A Capella Choir, Singing Angel Girls' Sexiet G -X A H R Off1cer Leaders Club Modern Mus1c Masters Pep Squad Tr1sh1p Verse Cholr 1 ROBERT KENNETH PUGH C Club, Franklin Club, H.R. Officer, Key Club, Purple and Gold, Quill and Scroll,Biology Award, Basketball, Track, Football. JIM PINET Band C O E V 3 LAWRENCE A QUELL F F A Seniors HERBERT DALE PIPES Band C O E Presldent Verse Choir JOHN PIKE WILLIAM FRED PERKINS C O E Tom Brown and Ellen Thomas take a rest Irom the wxld Sadie Hawkins dance as Duck Winner and Sharon Todd discuss world events ,,.-ul JULIE ANN RAMM PAUL RANEY Band, Triship, 20-S Club. H.R. Officer, Junior Red JANET RUTH REDMON G.A.A., Pep Squad, Triship, 20-S Club. Cross. Junior Jamboree At- tendant. Seniors I EVELYN ROBERTS F.H.A., G.A.A., Leaders Club, ship. 48 JAMES DENNIS ROBERTS C.O.E. DAVID TRENT RCBS I-LR. Officer. LOIS ROUTON Library Club, Pep Squad, Tri- CAROLYN ROBERTS G.A.A., H.R. Officer, Junior Red Cross , Leaders Club, Pep Squad, Trlship, 20-S Club President. 4- h.. ,ianvq JUDY SAPPINGTON Franklin Club, French Club, F.T.A., G.A.A,, H.R. Officer, Pep Squad, Trlship, Verse Choir. ANDY RULE S f 1 CARL E. SAPP H,R. Officer. Strict attention is paiddur- ing all Pep Squad meetings. JAMES M. SEARS F.F.A., Verse Choir. Seniors as Q .1 RANDALL CAREY RULE I-LR. Officer, Verse Choir. GAYLE RAY RICHARD P. SCHMIDTKE Choraleers, Franklin Club, Pep Squad, Verse Choir, Boys' State. 137 Vw..- LEONARD WESI FY SCHWABL Band Blue Triangle Chora leers -XLapellaCho1r Frank lin Club Key Club Modern Music Masters Mu AlphaThe ta National Honor Society Verse Choir Boys State An eagle s eye view of Kewples between classes Seniors MARY JXNE SINGLETON Choraleers CRESSET Frank in Club F T A G A A Golden Qiull President H R Officer National Honor Society Pep Squad Student Council Representative at Large Tri reme Trislup Verse Choir Home Ec II Award Most Popular Sophomore Girl XF 138 MARILYN ROSE SILV EY Choraleers Secretary, ACap- ella Choir, Girls' Sextet, CRESSET, Franklin Club, French Club, G.A.A, Golden Quill, H.R. Officer, Modern Music Masters, National Honor Society, Pep Squad, Student Council, Triship, Verse Choir. CHARLES SIMPSON C Club, H.R. Officer, Key Club, Boys' State, Football, JERRY SNE LL JAMES MARVIN SHAMBERGER Band, Blue Triangle, Franklin Club,Golden Quill,H.R.Officer, Junior Red Cross, Key Club President, Mu Alpha Theta, National Honor Society, Purple and Gold, Quill and Scroll, Student Council, Student Body President, Verse Choir, Boys' State, Track Manager, Latlnll Award, World History Award, Woodsman ofthe World, Amer- ican History Award, Optimist Good Citizen Award, Elks Leadership Award. P63 ELLWOOD DALE SHORT ,al uv-al JACK L SHETTLESWORTH Band L,Club HR Offlcer Key Club Student Counc1l Verse Choir Boys State Foot ball Basketball Track Semor Representative at Large JOHANNAH SHOCK Leaders Club Pep Squad MARY ANN STAHLMAN F H A Fra.nk1lnClub F T A G A A Pep Squad Trlship GAA Seniors HAROLD SONTAG F F A Sentmel Basketball H R Offlcer ,M 5 EDWIN SYDNEY STEPHENS Band C Club HR Offxcer Pep Squad Spamsh Club Stu dent Council Verse Choxr Boys' State Football Basket ball Baseball Manager LYNDA SULLIVAN Franklin Club G.A A HR Officer Pep Squad Triship. 'S B Orr Tom Betts Kenny Parmer Sandy Cunningham Ed Isley and David Bahm serve on the stage crew and assist at all assemblies. WANDA STARKE Seniors 4 N5 SHARON TODD Blue Triangle, CRESSET, Franklin Club, F.T.A,, G.A. A., I-LR. Officer, Leaders Club, Mu Alpha Theta,Nation- al Honor Society, Pep Squad President, Quill and Scroll, Spanish Club, Student Council, Trlreme ,Trish1p,Verse Choir, Pep Squad Award, Loyalty Ideal Award. A .1 VAN STONE Verse Choir. - was - 1 Ni JOHN CHARLES STONE Spanllh Club. TONY VAUGHN Franklin Club. CAROLE VISSER RAY WILLIAM TANNER C.0.E. CAROLE VIETMEIER C.O.E. JERRY DEAN TURNER Choraleere, C.0.E,, Verse Choir. ELLEN THOMAS Semes ter Graduate Seniors Larry Andrews admires the many trophies won by Hickman athletes. Z . .-'X ,4 JANET WESSELMAN Franklin Club, F.T.A,G.A.A-. I-LR. Officer, Pep Squad, Tri- shlp, Verse Choir, 20-S Club. CHARLIE L. WILLIAMS C.O.E. PAUL VANBERG RAUL JOE WALTERS C Club, H.R. Officer, Junior Red Cross, Sadie Hawkins Prince, Track. 'Q ti x -v DEAN L. WILMOTH Blue Triangle, H.R. Officer Key Club, Mu Alpha Theta Boys' State. PHILIP DALE. WOOD Band C Club Modern Music Masters National Honor So clety Student Council Boys Sate nit' GARY WELLS BILL LAVON WHITESIDES Semester Graduate C Club Seniors JONNA BELLE WOOIBON Franklin Club F T A G A A Leaders Club Tri ship, Verse Choir I , JAMES WESTERFIELD Blue Triangle, Franklin Club, H.R. Officer, Key Club, Mu Alpha Theta, Na- tional Honor Society, Stu- dent Council, Verse Choir, Boys' State. LORNA WRIGHT VIVIAN WYATT G A A PepSquad Trishlp 20-S Club RICHARD WINNER Blue Triangle, CRESSET, H.R. Officer, Key Club, Mu Alpha Theta, National Hon- or Society, Quilland Scroll, Spanish Club, Verse Choir Vice - President, Boys' State, Basketball, Track, Attendance Award, Home- coming Chairman, Senior Class Vice-President. ? .1 '11 Each quarter the names of students with an S plus av- erage or better are placed on the Hick- man Honor Roll. SENNJR Glenda Adams 'H' Beverly Anderson 'H' Nancy Anderson 'H' Patti Aslin 'H' Janie Beaven U Susan Bolstad 'H' Frances Brown 'H' Virginia Bryson 'H' Susan Burford 'H' Sandra Cady H Ruth Ann Caldwell 'H' Kay Callsion 'H' Jan Chevalier H' Barbara Church Richard Comfort 'H' Sandra Connor John Conner 'H' Kim Crawley 'H Mary Jane Culpepper LeRoy Dirksmeyer Julie Faurot 'H' Marsha Fritz Connie Grogger 'H' Gary Harmon Cannon Harvey Margie Isbell 'H' Mary Jo Jackson Dorcas Jeans 'H' Anna Jennings 'H Bette Keene 'H' HONOR.ROLL Sarah Sue King Karlene Koch H' Marilyn Kurtz 'H' Khaki Lang U Elizabeth Long Ronnie Malone 'H' David Martin U Judy Mathis 'H' Ann Millett 'H' Linda Ann Moore Cindy Morris 'H' Louise Mosby U Barbara Neenan Linda Neukomm U Judy Oldham Patt Ott Kathy Otto 'H Judy Paul Patty Payne Nancy Pigg U Lyndia Purcell Charlotte Robertson Judy Sappmgton U Jim Shamberger Marilyn Sxlvey Mary Jane Singleton Ellen Thomas 'H' Sharon Todd 'H' Jim Westerfield Pat Whaley 'H Dick Winner 'H' Two Quarters Arlen Creason looks hope- fully for his name on the honor- roll X u 'f ffm ' , 'I. 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'wg x L Jerry Adkins Mickey Aldridge Bill Orr decides to become a neat locker keeper l Craig Baird James Baldridge I'Lee Barnes Marie Barnes Bill Beale Carolyn Bear 146 1 10+ Jimmy Algiere John Paul Allen Grant Anderson Judy Anderson Judy Artley Bob Backus A , -U James Baldwin Carol Barber Hugh Barnes Juniors Richard Basnett Genny Becker Leona Bennett Barbara Berry Peggy Berry John Blakemore Marvin Blakemore Mary Bledsoe Loyal Borman Tom Botts Judy Bourland Judy Brenton Peggy Bruce Juniors Pat Bryant Janet Bundy It seems to be bamboo curtams for Elma Chrlstensen Glenna Claxton Mlgnon Clements and Lxnda L'l-Iote wr' Jerry Cockrell J Raymond Borman Martha Boswell Rxchard Bollx B111 Brumfleld ,wr Dexrdrt Burkhart Mlgn0h Clements Mxckey Clements Boneta Coats Carolyn Cochran ...l Jerry Coe Joan Cole 14 I A 1 - 1 C -Q Q K .ul x 1' 1 23 K. sf J' V FU Q 'a A 3 ' 1 . .sf -t 1- v 1 l- ,ig Carol Clemons Dee Clover sl C , .ar - 'A' fr- if -1 ' hz sl W 1, B lj , I ef Jil Chrxstle Cotton Jacl-ue Crane rr Llnda Colvln Johnnle Cook Jerry Coose Ronnxe Crouse Rlchard Cunmngham G Bxlly Lornehson Larry Crane A Jerry Curry Juniors Karen Gottry and Mignon Clements prepare to make thexr stage debut 39 Evan Davxson Nancy Dysart John Dunbar 4 ax Dalsy Dudley Glen Drnsklll James Drane Dora Dlrksmeyer Vkxll Cornellson Bull Cornelxson Dale Creach Beverly Dav1s ob Dalton Delores Due Dee Dlerknng -ir -F I, 2 n -2 L' A xl , 4 Ef f -2 . l' Q .A ,- ,V 4 'e In . 3' - l S -to 5 '. 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George Hodges QQ Gary Hudson Carroll Jennxngs J u n lors Joyce Kelly Myrna Hess John Hlckam N'l7'l'f' Frances Hoffman Mary Houser Wanda Hunt Judy Hutchison Judy Jordan Robert Johnson Martha Jordan Karen Kelly Ed Kespohl .?g,u,v- ' ' ' A 1 9 3 1 x X O 1 , . a , 3 -C , , , i ja. -1-u r - A an I in ' J , at Q ', ,Q 41 Jef! Kessler Donna Kewley Marilyn Kile Ronald Knudsen Jerry Koch Fred Lambert Gayle Lampson James Lay Dorothy Leech Loulse Lee Charles LeMone Jim Baldwnn ponders over a question on a test Juniors Marjorxe Llnes Dome Love Georgla Lowry Kenneth Lumb Joan Lynes Loulse Martln Eddie Lacey Charles Lee Lxnda L Hote Janet Lowrance X lncent Malone 'Wt Sara Matthews Dale Maupm Calvln Maxwell Dale McBa1ne 151 9 V A l Z' I I A I w 1 , . ' 'T A l . .3JfVi' 1 f . N J an 3 ' 3 , S! . 1 , f l QW Russell McCarty Butch McCorm1ck Bob IVICDJIIIOI Joy Mc,K1nz1e Isabell McLeod stan Mengel Dlck Mnller Kay Moreau Mary Morgan Kenneth Morrls Mary Morrxs Larry Nelson Lxncla Murphy Shnrley Neal ah Juniors Joseph Nlchols Bill Orr 152 48 Kenneth Nxchols Kenneth N11es Gene Owens Deanna Pace Betty Rouse and Mxgnon Clements help wlth the cheer ing at a basketball game Wendell Nxstendxrk Glenn Page Louie Nowlm Bobb1e N1chols Betty Palmer Ronald Farmer Raymond Pauley El1za Peden Pattl Phxllxps Anna Marxe Poe Mary Joe Purdy Russell Rader Vonme Raney J u n lors The Jumor Gxrls' Sextet performs at Amateur Nlght Betty Ray Beverly Rees Phll Reed Dxana Reese Joyce Rlce Pat Roderxck Raymond Rogers Betty Rouse Larry Rouse Linda Samuel Barbara Sapp Elra Sapp Virgil Sapp Carl Schmidt Barbara Schueler John Scott Harold Scmon Judy Shannon Stanley Sheets 153 'H 5' Ja ann shnpn Lunch shork -1 Cn rry bxsson arbarx Small Bobby bmlth X Lheer for the opposnp texm adds to the good mll of 1 thr G X X bombardment to urn :mc-nr Ed bmxth Jerry bm Jerry Smpes Tom bprxgens Jean btahlman ous an at algup Robert btnvxnbon Blllxe btraxxn J unlors Bud ntone Carolxn btone ary stone K 5 O Rog-fr :Lone Tommy :tone Bonme Sutton Art Tarwatgr Kathy Taylor 13 15 1 s V 4, M1 A 4 9 X xr X 1 1 x N Q ., ,I vs Bi Ili, ,, zz .Li - 5 1 I ' ' . -' ith . ' 755' QW f 'TW' ' ' . X S ,Q Q . -, -Q fi 4, 1 ' K I 9 I Q J 1' N Re 't :Q , ' . ' A . ' ' '4 Linda Taylor Tom Thomas Carol Thompson Charles Thurston Linda Thurston Hugh Tincher Janet Torrance Jameee Trxmble Bxll Turnbough Jerry Twenter bherrel Vaughn Russell Vlade Kendall Walters Paul Watson Barbara Kohler and Jxm Estes dxscuss the basketball Juniors Lonah Vl att Q Q Vlanda Weldon Anlta West Joyce Westbrook Rlchard Whlte game ata dance lftcrvxard Lmda Wxckell Gary Wxlhams Ronme Wlllxams Boyd Vulson Jlm wmscogt Chrls Wonneman Sandy Worley Carolyn Wren 155 L, 1' .K 5 vm I J 5 , , t S -' 1 N , Q x . . X rj SOP HOMURES Sharon Acton Wayne Anderton Wxlllam Barker Rlchard Barnes Sherry Beck Lloyd Benedlct 158 Joan Albert Barbara Atherton Alleen Barkwell ,Q if' Alxce Allen Davld Allen Carl Antlml Darrell Ausherman Lmda Barkwell Virgmla Barnds 'S' Merle Anderson Glenda Alvls Tommy Allen Donnxe Ballenger Charles Baker Kay Balrd Kathryn Barnes uf Garland Barnes Connle Barnes Sophomores Barbara Bates Geordle Belden Keith Betty Betty Jean Baumgartner Norma Benedict Bob Black i Mary Lou Baumgarth Davld Bear James Beasley This bit of the Sophomore Assembly resembles the Left Bank, Ronald Bladow hrma Bledsoe B111y Joe Bradshaw Portxa Brown Sally Brown J 'c fi' Bob Brown Gordon Brown Bob Brumfxeld Bob Bryan rtha Burks Sandra Burks Dons Burnette Phylhs Burns Jerry Calvm Pat Carpenter Judy Carter Patsy Clevenger Man, dxg those crazy Sophs Carolyn Coleman Judy Coleman Larry Cook Mary Cook Georgxanne Cooper 159 A 1 0.2: q M 1. F - A , D .-S A 8 , 1 W I Y V' H A4 A .-It h V : 11: if V I W ff 5' ' I 1 I I ' A 5, .ml , Q Q f In Ma . . . ff , . 1 PSV ' Q .J f EW' V u- Bruce Lornett Marma Cotton Howard Couch Barbara Cowan Robert Crabtree Judy Crane Jean Crawford John Creason Duck1e Creasy Kenny Crntchfleld Joyce Cross Dorothy Duvard Angela Dunkm Tom Crawley Freddle ff Sophomores join ln the cho rus of There's No Business Llke Show Business ' ,ww W.. DOUE DWKSUSOH Rosemary Dickerson Linda Dixon 160 Jane Daly Sq' Richard Delaney Bob Douglass Judy Dawson Duane Detloff Alan Easley sandra Crawford , Q Daly Gene Daly Mary Davns Mary Sue Davxs Sophomores Sue Ellns Sandy Ellzey Jim Easter Marilyn Elden ,J - l. 4 C ' I. ' , ,, 1 L2 . N, 1 V 'W ' ' 4 Y. : A I , 5 f H ' - I W .A 'V -. , ' 'Q fi .a 1' ' 1 f . lf: I Dorothy Estes buzxe Eynatten Rebecca Farmer Jatk Fxtth Martnn Floyd Kathryn Forbls Lee Forsee Larry Foster '51 Ann Foster Sophomores Carol Glexm Gordon Gllpm Sally G1nn -1 Anlta Freeman Lrnda Freese Freya Freund Make Frltz Dorothy Godfrey Lee H als ey John Gordon Gladys Goslm Jerry Grmdstaff Mary Ann Groves Celestlne Guyton 4 Eugene Harmon Harriett Harmon R W Harrison Freya Freund pertly danced her Bentley Gordon Priscilla Hathman Pat Harrmgton way through the Sophomore Assembly John Hart Daryl Hartley Lmda Head 161 ...l I 'Q' X Wayne Heath Robert Heibel Pat Hesse ,vw Wanda Hoffman 'T Mason Hulen Mary Ann Kanatzer Y ,g ' ,-4' Edward Kintner 162 Q-5 Melvm Hoffman Fred Holmes 3 Ann Jackgon Camille J0hnS0n Sophomor Joy Kelly Jerry Kelly Barbara Kohler Marilyn Klntner K W W Hlghbarger Kenneth Holmes Peggy Johnson ES KE' Nancy Heinberg Nedra Holt Ann Hodges Burdet Hoecker Carol Hughes Linda Hudnell Barbara Jones Dorothy Jones -3 John Judd Joann Key WWW John Kidwell TOIII Kidwell 'UF - ,.l ' B b L b Painting the rocks is an ancient Karen Kurtz 0 am sophomore tradition at Hickman, as well Shirley Lancaster as the wearing of the beanies. 'Q : r- sa' - gl fjtiifz. 1 K. f' . -1' I -Q 1. '! mw- . 4 .-.nw 'lb ..., V 'ui' Nancy Lamkin Barbara Lawsor Sandra Leach Donna Lear Charles Leech La Verne Lehart William Levacy Q wi Billy Lindsey .,., Cecil Logan Marietta Logan Joan Long Wanda Lindsey Jimmy Little Sophomores Mary Mabrey Barbara Mabrey 1' Sue Maher Patsy Marsh Robert Martin Harry Mason Judy Mason Jane Mathis Jerry Mathis Linda Matney Lew Mayhew Johnny McGee Arthur McArthur Judi Mclllvain The royalty just doesn't look the same at rehearsal. Richard McDonald 1 Wanda McKee Joan McNamara Amlifi 'Laurie Meriwether Carol Mitchell Pat Mitchell 16 Kathryn Mussman Daryl Murray Jimmy Murray Deanna Nxles Terry Nunley Donna Raulxng David Neenan Sp Jane Ray ' Five foot two eyes of blue' tha.t's Georgiann Cooper Joan Puckett Marlllfn Quell Jerry Rallton 164 Larry Perkins Josephine Powers erald Ramey Douglas Olmger Jim Pace Helen Neiger Ronnie Neilson Joan Nichols Dav1d Ollver Pat Owens Larry Palmer Lawrence Pemberton Joyce Poe hlman I' Phil Prather Michael Reece Joan Polmantier Marilyn Powell Sophomores Carolyn Rhodes Jerry Reed Davld Ridge Brenda Renfro Judy Rlppeto Dean Robb Joyee Robe rts Sylv1aRobc.rts Randy Rogers Larry Rothmann Charles Rouse Joy Rouse Grace Sapp Judy Sapp Larry Sapp Carolyn Saylor Maurlce Salmons Sophomores Edwln Schmldke Judy Schulte Bette Seymour Henry Shannon Bette Sheets ri rw John Sxms Iris Shettlesworth Ronme Sieck John Simmons Dan Simon Carolyn Slms Larry Smxth Helen Smith 19 Larry Steinberg Richard Smith Alex Stewart Wwe Whitewash usually ends up on a few other --0 5 objects besides the rocks' Kenneth Stone Mary Strawn Roy Strld 165 Barry btuart Barbara Tr1mble Mary Vowles ull' Sue Wxlhxte Betsy Wxndmlller Robert Wyatt 166 Marlo Taft Charles Tutt Darrell Walnscott .1 Carol Thorson nary Thornton Judy Turner Naoma Fae Turner .3 Clay Walker David Waller Sophomore-5 Ken Wxlkerson VHF Gordon Wlthrow Patricia Young 3 Mxke Wlllxams llxf Margaret Windsor Julie Zumw alt Maragaret Tremaine bharon lxse Ruby Tlffany 'WWI arry Volght Judlth Vlsser Phyllis Jean Turner aw'-1 Randy Whltesides Sue Waxler Guy Walters :I4 'H U1 Phyllis Zumw alt Ruby Wlllxams Roger Wllson Phyllxs Wxnfrey The sophomores have their own corps de ballet too Ti. .. . Q a ye u A, an ' J . .. L- Q , . 1 , i V ' Q Nfl- , ca 'T ' , , B A . 'Q J , gf 8 - -t Y 41. , '3 ' ' 1 R , ' i V J ' ., K, , A . as 7 A ' TA n 'S-Q.. Sophomores perform the traditional chore of whltewashmg all the rocks CHYUPU3 Caught wlthout his beame Verne McArthur pays the hxgh prlce of smgxng for the pleasure of the semors Sophomores stick together m the lunchroom Sophomore Snaps Since when dld they start studying during Home Ec Looking far different than they appeared in assembly, the Sophomore Royalty practice for the big day . , 'Y Q , X. Q ., v on . ' ' , MERCHANTS O xlib -.41 645' Merchants Thc interest of thc Colunulniu merchants is greatly appreuizucml hy the students of Hick- mzm, XXithout this imcrcst our yearbook would not luv possible. WONDQQOQQQGQQQQOOQG -cvlwv Promise of a sparkling evening rf'-X Qvlrx WU Z 'QD hbhli L. IH LJ ff , 'X X '4 4 Niifllflocllridilii. 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The Bull Pen Cafe And Service Highway 40 E Hinshaw Feed Co. Feeds, Seeds Grain Station , s Wire, Fertilizer, Produce Phone GI 2-1168 ast 600 Walnut ALL WISE KEWPIES BUY THEIR BOOKS S 0 5 WE Missouri Book Store Opposite University Library Hays Hardware Co True Value Hardware Hou s e PL Phone G13 4710 8 08 Broadway f1,0RIS wares 25 on the Strollway Call GI 2 Slbl ORAL DE SIGNTNG EXPERTS One Of Missouri s Largest Growers Of Fine Flow sus ,, H AT S ers And Plants 7 Merkle L ., ., . . . 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Q Breads Pastries Decorated Cakes For All Occasions Model Bakery 19 North Ninth Louise Mosby And Judy Mathis Are Enjoying Some Of The Baker s Products Pizza House ll North Ninth Street GI 2 1283 Delivery Service From 7 P M Till Midnight Eat Mor Cafe Plate Lunches And Homemade Pies Columbia Missouri Open From 6 A M To 7 P Mlum een 22 n ninth Bonded Realtor Real Estate Insurance Old Highway 40 West sf! I I Wilkerson s Nursery Complet e Line Of Harshbarger s Florlsl Apples And Peaches In SeaSOf1 25 North 9th Phone GI 3 9775 In Columbia 9'-r 1 'x ,. . . o o 'Ill f- 7' l fg- ' , 1-XX T . N 0 o y , 0 A ll05 E Out of TOWN Tm Glenn Whltesldes Market 24 Hour SCFVICG Grocerles Meats Vegetables Clty Cab Gibbon 3 9747 D X Gas at ons Phone 3 6897 Radl Equlpped Walnut Street Columbla M1 eourl Best W1 Shes Joe Dietz Garage From miilnzv HARLEY nnvmsuu GUI? 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I Member F.D.1.C. il More Music or Better L1 sten mg KBA Vet's Body 81 Frame Shop Inc. 24 Hour Wrecker Servlce Factory Baked Enamel Wheel Balanclng Wheel Allgnlng Phone G1 3 6742 905 E Ash Street TRUBIES MARKET We Strlve To Please Grocerles Fresh Meats Vegetables 3 4188 D151 GI 115 N Garth Avenue 3 4189 We Dellver If You Llke Smart Thlngs You 11 Love JUllES 4 e 0820969 'L 01 ON N8 A1-rgw Zamora Mr And Mrs C L Powers Owners Make Reservauons For Our Beautlful Brldal Room fChg on Dlnersl Congress Member Phone Glbson 2 1141 Columbla Mlssourl 7 F , 7 ll ' ll - ' I . I , Clif, . ' --- 5 L it f A, x, C, -1 1 lk X . . . . , . - I . I . . l 1 For The BEST In SERVICE . Ranger . Pacer. N4 . Corsair . citation SAM'S CONOCO Dell Cornell 81 Son Service Station 218 Broadway COlUmbi?1 , MiSSOU1'i Second And Broadway Phone GI 3-3325 Columbia, MO W. A. Dell Cornell Iames A. Cornell For The Flnest In Motlon Plcture Entertalnment It s The Commonwealth Columbla Theatres Hall 'f Mlssourl f Uptown Varslty QA?-mL...46w-:ti suse, B111 Orr Ann Freeman And Llnda Murphy Are Looklng At Some of Mlller s Many Shoe Styles vu a ' eff Sandwlches Cones Sodas Malts Sundaes Freezes H1 way 40 63 w I I 9 I .QQ Q: l K . .l . l ' I I I ' t ' I f-Z. T - ' 'A .. ' ' v I 5 ,y - -.Q ,. I .5 .r. , - 1 :I 'A 1 '- --,, .rj 4 I I R. n H- A r. L. ' . .-liaise-ff fe.: . 1 'e f,, 593 li ,' 'fn v' ' . J, ,Km ,v X' , . . X' ,-. 'Ls f A 1 I l' ' . 1 3 1 l l 1 l l 1 Columbia Opticians f 4, cn: o c For All Optlcal Needs Qasf, Chu ICE CREAM ll On The Stroll y GI 3 6345 p P1 L -s-FQ fff iv 4-' l5 72.'f-Gllf' fag .. al., 0 W., X- -J General Telephone Co ol Mo Dependable McGlasson Dlstrlbutmg Co Courteous Servlce Tobacco And Candy MCCHNY s Smclalr Service n Columbia M1ssour1 9th And Ash 0 0 0 ,Y ' I - 1 4' i- AM 1-'A nliuus V ll wa ' l, of A P - ' -' . , C ,F D ,O L +3 1 . ' L ' f,, A-F . 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For Complete News Servlce Read The Columbia Daily Tribune Your Home Newspaper A- ' ':. -.2 at 'Ne U l ' i- 3, Q 9 - - 'T' 1 R' i n 1 A? O I . o I I , k 6 OOA M ' l0'00 P. Nl. Daily 1,- Iudy Oldham And Sarah King Are Enjoying The Delicious Food At The Wig Wam Cafe Highway 40 West COng,atu1aUOnS Memorial Funeral Home Class Of 1958 Lyman W Sprinkle Town and College James H Akeman Men s Wear Oxygen Equipped Air Conditioned 809 E Broadway Columbia Missouri Ambulance Service Phone G13 3173 Highway 40 West Columbia Missouri Stldham Shell Service Broadway 61 College Columbia Missouri Phone 3 5731 Washing 8: Lubrication Pick Up And Delivery PRESS, Inc Commercial Printing Publi cat ion s Graphic Arts Building Columbia Missouri 0 Gloria McBaine Likes The Pianos At Shaw 81 Sons Music Co 118 On The Brady s Strollway Good Dmmg Columbia Glass Company OI More Than A Glass For A11 Purposes Quarter P1ttsburgh Paint Texollte Century D161 2 6143 15 S 10th Street TWO Banquet Rooms Columbla M1ssour1 Mr Kersch Dick Winner And Sharon Todd .I o s te n s Fme Class Rings Announcements Yearbooks Awards 9th Street Body Shop Moore S M arket Complete Body 61 Fender Repair Complete Radiator Repair ,Your Friendly Stolen 208 North 9th 317 Sexton Road C, .I ' F I 9 l l 1 3 1 Ann Campbell Julie Faurot KFRU Iudy Paul Paras Road Grocery Meats And Groceries Leo And Mary Ann Roberts Cooks Pamt Best For Wear And Weather 909 E Broadway Columbia Mlssouri Save With Farm 6: Home Savings And Loan Association Through Mansur Brown Agency 26 North Ninth Street Current Dividend 3 1f2 f Open An Account And Watch It Grow Mansur Brown Agency Phone GI 3 4491 26 N 9th Street Columbia Mis sour1 Congratulations To The Seniors of 1958 Gem Drug Co Eighth G Walnut 2 Congratulations To The 1958 Hickman High School Graduates Paul Burton Auto Sales Phone G13 3332 Highway 1 , o Columbia , Missouri . . - Oo Sl' I I O ' 40 Congratulatlons From Duck 81 Bob s Conoco Servlce Hlghway 40 and Garth Phone C1 3 9344 Quallty 6 SSFVICG For Your Car Hobart 81 Son Weatherprooflng Contractors 100 Orr Street Columbla M1ssour1 Benson lumber Co For All Klnds of Bulldmg Materlal Pratt and Lambert Palnts Hlghway 40 D1a1 GI 2 6141 Congratulatlons Senlors Columbia Flying Service Munlclpal Alrport Old Hlghway 40 West Cleaner Shlrt Laundry Fur And Garment Storage 2 Day Servlce Columbla Mlssourl Interlors Dlal GI 3 3934 1601 Parls Road Columbla Mlssourl Karlene Koch Agrees That Mclaughln Brothers 16 N 10th Street Has The Nlcest Cedar Chests Ti Sudden Service Drive-In T. H. qackv Bremer Congratulations To Atkinson Hobbies 81 Toys The Class Of 1958 Sales G Service Electric Trains Hobbies Complete Line Of Toys New York Store Phone GI 3-3312 206 North 8th Street 8 North Eighth Eat Shop Woodson s Service Station Good Food Mobllgas The Best Prices Warren Woodson Prop Mexico Gravel Route 5 Dial GI 2 4658 Lewis Sutton 9 SAFE SOUND DEPENDABLE COMPLETE BANK AND TRUST SERVICE MEMBER FEDERAL RBERVE SYS1' Exchange National Bank 0 fpow A i S P E ow cn G O T' Cf Z T 53' 5. ffl UJ O C2 E. E cn oo LJ , o c At - 1 Q 0 4' ' f- 'J222 35 If xii!! . 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