Hickman High School - Cresset Yearbook (Columbia, MO)

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4 3 In an Advanced Biology lab session, Mr. Ochs squints through Franny HoFfman's microscope to help her identify the wee beasties swimming on the slide. Coach Bryant uses a model man to explain the placement ofthe intemal organs to his health class. Science Department Otters New Courses With the increasing importance of science in the modern world, Hickman students have become more interested in the why's? and how's? of things. Many students far exceed the one science course required for gra'duationlTwo new physical science courses were Earth Science, giving Kewpies their first taste of geology, and Chem Study. - Chem Study was designed on an experimental level to let the student formulate knowledge by intensive la bwork rather than by law memorizotion. This year steps were initiated for organizing a science club to encourage a more extensive acquaintance with science. Honors Seminar i BOB BRYANT CHARLES C. CAMPBELL DAVID D. SMITH B.S. in Physical Education, B.S. in Ed.,M.A., Univ. oFMo. A-B-, M-5-, Ufllv- of M0 Central Methodist Col lege, Biology, Earth Science Eurfh Science Health, Algebra I Sponsor: Science Dept.Chairman Key Club

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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

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RICHARD G. HENDERSON B.S., Univ. of Mo. Advanced Biology Sponsor: F.T.A. DAN OCHS B.S. in Ed., Univ. of Mo. Biology, Advanced Biology -fe. iw. l ii W3 'M i ' 9 ff in ui, ics, , ii 25,1 ii Y Nia!!! . :Q f 1 , 4 ,ii in um. in in in Jullepwens ch'T?3e5,G:3ld speglgfi' for Secluded in the science office, Mr. Ochs and Mr. Campbell lgfggcfoscope 5 ' e In Vance 'O ogy grade and record Final examinations. i 3 , t Qvf, H W . . ,,, an .u.,,, .. MARCIA LAIRD B.S. in Ed., Univ. of Mo Biology, Science l Jose Lindner and John Yeager experiment with a molecular for- mulacluring a chemisfry lab period. DAVID LAMBETH B.S. in Ed., Univ. of Mo. 'S Chemistry ' TLQG, Z Q in .ii ii '-I Pap AF I .-4 in . i 'H' e l .sf 75 A 2 X ,H ni, 1 .