Hickman High School - Cresset Yearbook (Columbia, MO)

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VICKI WINSCOTT A. JOHN ANDERSON NANCY LEMONS MERCEDES C. KELLER B.S. in Ed., Univ. of Mo. A B.S., M. in Ed., Univ. of B.A., William Jewell B.S. in Ed., Southeast Mo. 'World History Mo. College State College World History American History, Am. Recent World History, iGov't, Contemporary World History Issues Sponsor: Sophomore Class Co-sponsor of F .T A. I I Lucy Cox casts her vote in the mock election sponsored by Franklin Club. ' 5 Ag, .1 27 - 2 ,sf . The Truman library QI.: .z . R- gif 4 , Y 01, mL I' V L ,iv if , 24 JUDY SCOTT B.S. in Ed., Southeast Mo. State College Sociology, Family Relations, Psychology DONNA INGWERSON B.S. in Ed., M.A., Univ. of Mo. American History Sponsor: Franklin Club

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Students Conduct State Politics Sponsored by the school and by several civic organizations, nine iunior girls and fifteen junior boys attended Girls' and Boys' State as delegates from Hickman. All delegates were assigned to the Nationalist or Federalist Party at the' beginning of the week. During the week, lectures were schedule for instruction in law, political science, the highway patrol, iournalism, and parliamentary procedure. Delegates put theory into practice as they campaigned for various officials of their miniature state, following the processes of actual government. Mrs. Naumann and Mr. Powell stack the attendance slips to send to North Hall. Delegates to Boys' State in 1964 were: Front Row: Pat Dennis, Lee Eckhardt. Row 2: Herb Watchinski, Jim Snider, Peter Early Row 3: Pitts Jarvis, Terry Nelson, Eric Griffin Row 4: Kirk Kelly, Bob Woodruff, Jack Morgan. Row 5: Mark Swanson, Bill Sangster,,Don Simmons, Randy Reeves Delegates to Girls' State were: Front Row: Jackie Pettit, Sally Peden Row 2: Annette Cragin, Patti Guy Row 3: Helen Miller, Nancy Cassity Row 4: Brenda Crump, Becky Powell. Not pictured are Chris Owens and an Indiana delegate, Marilyn Dobbs W- v, P at

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Sri. 1-Q-.41 JUDY M. PARSONS A.B., Central Methodist LB, -tid Bob Caldwell, Steve Caldwell, and Frank Carpenter play with their medieval weapons, made as World History proie cts . Two New Coirrses Oliered in History Mr. Higdon describes an important battle to his World History class. Just introduced this year were two new history courses: Recent World History, d ea l i n g wi th world incidents and developements since th e l200'sp and Contemporary Issues, studying current affairs.. Nlany students have particularly enioyed these studies. Scholastic excellence in World and American History is honored by member- s'h i p in'Franklin Club. The special proiect of Franklin Club was a mock presidential election for the entire student body . ln the spring, new members were initiated at the annual club banquet. JAYNE- A. JOHNSON B.S. in Ed., Univ. of Mo. American History, World History College American History Sponsor: Pep Squdd PAUL E. JUNGMEYER B.S. in Ed., Univ. of Mo. American ,History WILLIAM F. HIGDON o.s. in Ed., M.s. in Ed., Univ. of Mo. World History, Geography Sponsor: Franklin Club, Social Studies Dept. Chairman