William Chrisman High School - Gleam Yearbook (Independence, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1957 volume:

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X 1 , Q, Q , V f .Ur 2 'L , . if f+ 'Q -1a1'ii51?74Z ' 1,j.,..f I s ff' , I 2 Foreword Doors of William Chrisman opened September 4, 1956, for the fortieth time-and the last time that Chrisman will function as a three year high school. This falljuniors and seniors will convene in a spacious new building at 24 High- way and Noland Road. Busy hands have worked hard to make this year one that will long be cherished in the. hearts and minds of Chrisman students. The coming year is a challenge in many ways-a challenge to create a new and better Chris- man as well as carrying on the traditions and achievements of the past. This challenge is incorporated within the lines ofthe poem The Salutzzlion zyfthe Dawn: Listen to the exhortation of the dawn! Look to this year! For it is life, The very life of life. In its briefcourse lie all the verities and realities of your existence. The bliss of growth, The glory of action, The splendor of beauty. For yesteryear is but a dream, And next year is only a vision, But this year well lived Makes every yesteryear a dream of happiness, And every next year a vision of hope. Look well, therefore, to this year! Such is the Salutation of the dawn. -Anonymous- As hands ofthe past have worked hard to make William Chrisman what it is, so must the hands of the future grasp the opportunities that lie before them and make the com- ing year one that will go down in the annals of William Chrisman as one of the best.'l , Our dream will become a reality vu f . ' 'uifgl f nn! -fbv T 3 of Contents Classes Departments Advertisements 5 Admiring new full-length hall lockers are Crowded throngs such as this will become past history. Eddie Cooper, Pat Huskisson, Charles Cobb, and Ruth Perez. Tomorrow's vision becomes actuality Chemistry students will no longer practice their skills under these crowded conditions. Gary Bertoldie, David Draper, Judy Mc- Cormick, and Lynna Thompson inspect modern facilities of the science room. Ile ,I , N V A 'Q , ifa s QW ' 4 f pt, 6 . ..,, Y Q -K 5 fa' ,- V, -jf. 'ww ag, Our new building ns it appeared from 124 Highway nncl Noland during ronstrurlion stages. The parking area .xppcars in thc- form-ground. 9 through workmen s tireless efforts X -w . it A 'al 1 U P, 1 L Cunslimlzvm wr-ylniw mln- in v yn: flllllu:-nily fnruuilljrl-11411, ul iwllvilw lf s 1 Busv hzmcls of lhcsc workers will cnnlmlc thc ful Fillrnvnt of our dreams. , 5 . 2+ 1 , .n if V, mf' ,t et I, '-.- 1, , , l so mv- l it . . E: 2, A' I m. A SE gf .Q r A Q5 1 if 9 Q, , 3' s ' 33, V , ! -f s 3 425933 Ll x Y, i 1 1 1 1 1 1 l I 4 J 'A ,W---,N A x O I D ff 15:1235- I -11,6551 '1:i'g-1?'f-if ,, ff.- L. .. ,,.,. 2 J 11- -.riff .5-3 ' '54 ' ' ' 'L' 1155- 511121 QE:-gg: f1:5 H552? ' ig? If FW. J ,,l,L,Agh,,.f,Q ,gh Lxegf-.NPfr:1A?i-.aggwgff X ' S O. L. Plucker S upcrintendent In keeping with his desires to grant every facility and opportunity to the students ofthe Independence Pub- lic Schools Dr. Plucker has, during his three years as superintendent, been active in the planning of the new William Chrisman high school building. As a member of the present school system for the past six years, he has had an opportunity to watch the growth of the en- tire enrollment. When asked about the change from the old building to the new he replied, With the close of this year, we look forward to a new era for William Chrisman high school. The Class of 1957 will be the last class to grad- uate from the present high school building but the grand tradition of our schools will carry on. I am sure we are all proud of the hundreds of fine young men and women who completed their high school work in these halls. I am equally confident that as we move to our new building we will use these improved facilities to climb to even greater heights and to spread the fame of William Chrisman high school to ever wid- ening fields. Administrators spent a successful year Dr. Carter as administrative assistant aids Dr. Plucker in the supervision of the Independence school district. Working for the third year in the Independence school system, Dr. Carter has observed the growth of William Chrisman and played his part in planning its expan- sion. 4 I W h e n asked his view on the change from the old building to the new he replied, With the completion of our new high school plant embodying the latest in architecture and design, featuring academic areas re- splendent in functional furniture and equipment, may the students, community and faculty all join hands as we progress together in the attainment of unchartered horizons. r 5 Pauline Brown Secrelavz to SHfIP7li7lfE7lI1f'Hl lll 'if 'YS 1.--3 Guy Carter .-I rim 1,711-Jl711fl'Z'1' .-l.t51.tlnnl and ub- s as new ber , he . en- -ding ', we lhigh rad- rand fine ool we ved ead id- Guiding the lives of students of William Chrisman is Mr. Benson, principal. He has observed the growth and change of Chrisman since his graduation in 1930 and during the past five years as administrator. William Chrisman was constructed in 1918 with the idea of having a maximum number of 950 students. Throughout the years the increase has been gradual un- til the enrollment is now 1300. Thinking as an administrator Mr. Benson said that changing from the old William Chrisman building to the new one on Noland Road will be advantageous to all students concerned. For example the science rooms, facilities cost approximately S24,000g this comparison of equipment is about the same throughout the entire building. Traditionally, we hate to leave Chrisman because of the many fine remembrances that will always be so dear to all but socially and academically the advancement will be far-reaching, Serving as vice-principal, Mr. Gregory Lefever has spent much time helping students become adjusted to life in Chrisman. After sixteen years of service at William Chrisman he makes the following observations concern- ing the changes. ,.. ., Q, sl Joseph F. Benson Principal ar executin lans for students of tomorrow . g P 'T After some several busy years at William Chrisman I am looking forward to working in a splendid n e w building with additional facilities and new equipment. Along with the changes in buildings will come changes in courses offered, and some reorganization in the pro- gram of extracurricular activities. t'The anticipated fand some unexpectedj changes are a natural outcome of growth and progress since schools must keep pace with the community ofwhich they form a vital part. Such being the case we are very apprecia- tive of our communityls sympathetic understanding and blems E is.. N.- generous support to the solution of our s c h o 0 l pro- . 1, K A ' 5 Y - A ' , l . ' X ,N I fs 1-4 Sf' I E! -A Gregory Left-vcr Vernita Bendet Lu Ann Gardner Vice'-Pmmjml SL'Z7EldUJ in Prinrzfa! Secrelagf lo Vife-Prinflfal Parent Teacher Association ROW ONE: Mrs. Duane Love. Mrs. Gordon Cable, Mrs, Milo4Barnhart, Mrs. James Chapple, Mrs. Melvin Hall, Mrs. Phil Weeks, Mrs. Mary Foster Williams. ROW TWO: Mrs. Merrill Harris, Mrs. Harry Lawrence, Mrs. Milton Morales, Mrs. F. J. Beal, Mrs. Frank Prell, Mrs. Paul Pottker, Mrs. Alfred Risinger, Mrs. Strother Livesay. The Parent Teacher Association held four meetings during thc school year. Parents were encouraged to attend these meet- ings. Back-to-School Night in October proved to be an interesting program for both parents and teachers. Miss Lyon, mathematics teacher, explains to parents ofstudents in her first hour plane geometry class the objectives and procedures ofthe course. The parents followed the regular schedule oftheir child for 10 minute periods on Back-to-School Night observed October 4. ,mff Mrs. Gordon Cable President A A Dorothy Bales Guidance iq-fi ,V f- div ,gl .3534 'gl . of' Louis Braley A rt Nl Oneida Beeman Biology fu ., rib an V 1. U 1 x 6'9 ' i 49 , , X ,f .. l 1 f , 4 Elizabeth Berry Dorvfhy Bierbaum Social Science Englf-fl! Dmmaticv on 2 1 Carol Brown Vocational Home Economic: Teachers imparted Ellis Clement Ph vsics D. ,--V. Mathematic: -Fx 'Q 'afsge i , Y: :MA ' Gladys Evans Biology Zoology ',:.a- Kenneth Cline Florence Brush 1-'15, V. ry James Blackhurst Social Science Sarah Ellen Campbell Spanish English Publications knowledge to students -5 Pallas Cockefair Mechanical Drawing English Spanish 53521 rw ,Qi , C s if Z 4 . Ray French Joe Gardner Driver Education Coach Commerce 14 Nelvada Dean Vocational Home Economics Travis Hopkins Coach Phyxical Education l ,l il R lx lf ll l vl B J 9 L I I 0 fl 3' M vi ll ls ll f MQW ll ll l ll fl . li . if .. 'iw ' ll Can h Z- F Marie Hord Norman James M. O. Johnson Commerce Coach Muxic Social Science - ' ' 1 my .r A K I I S , L. Mary Learnard Gregory Lefever Ethmel Lyon Social Science Mathematicx Mdlhfmafifi we Q ' W Zgqjgqbz A Jw N. X M I 5 5 'iw E Mary Kennedy Social Science Louise MacDonald English Literature which has prepared them for the future 'fi J?-A Y S 5? , N fu Q C ' A a W B 2 - W E10 . V, . Nxjggi Carder Manning Margaret Meredith Thelma Myers M!Sgt. Delwin Vocal Music Speech Commerce Newman R0 TC 'ad' 'ffivarig , . f 1 ir? I ' 1 2. .T Q-,fi , , is l:i5r,,' ..f.,:Tf P! I Q ' f A Verna On Jessie Page Mayme Piper Capt. Evan F. Riley Verda Riller Engli,-I, Commerce Librarian ROTC English French 15 Asenath Schroeder Social Science X as W tr Roberta Stokovaz Health Physical Education 5-. -ui, Berneta Sherman Social Science 'wi :P A N' l . S ill f Dennis Studer Coach Driver Education Their friendship is Margaret Titus Englixh 51. .b f Nl Mary Foster Williams English qN.e,,5m , ., ,I mr, ,fixw 4 N ,i 1 Ethel Waitman Mathematicr . J 5, ff to A i iam , ff Donald Willsey Coach Driver Education fr-X' Ellen Singleton Latin English Kenneth Smith Co-opera tive Occupational Education MfSgt. V. O. Taylor Charles Thompson R. O. 'If C. Social Science a lastin tribute 5 s Newton Ward Coach Social Science Q W 4 4 f K ff Billie Wilson Phyrical Education Walter Webb Crafts Woodwork Nora Witthar Chemislgr Science ..Q,g:: . . m l A .. V i Mr. Smith and Mr. McClelland shine the panes on Mr. Minton and Mr. Hammer, custodians, clean tro- the doors ofthe east entrance while Mr. Myrtle sweeps phies from the trophy ease in the first Floor hall. All m the steps. These men were constantly striving to keep of these men were busy at various duties during the the building neat and clean, year thereby adding to the happiness and comfort of They helped make our tdetilgirgiatzihrliaappy one ,,, S12 ...-f l l fx Z ll ,V mln hype.. , , l 0 . Bus Drlvers rfj FRONT 1t'Ol1': .lov Boswell. Mgmt- Mt-Lf-od. Fra-cl Skinner. john W. Pace, Cleiitus Wilson, Tom Weldon, Wlilliam Czivannli, D.ilt- Slim-iiizxlu-r, john Riinclall. Don Fowler. BACK ROW: Loretta Norman. Gwen Outis, Mary Gross, Ethel lNIt'Clm'ltlt-. Irvnt- limnlicrt. lit-tty -lonvs, Bernife King. l lort'nc'C O'Dt'll, Mztrgzirct Bolint. Ifrixncis Burns. Louise Liittzi. liei'ri.xtliiiv lfullzilizin. ji-wi-ll Sziumlvrs, Lula MCClt'1iz1hzin. Lois llopliins. lNI:itlt'lint' Pace. 17 x ff if 1 J f I 5 5 5 f -. 1-...wrap-equi 'iv T Robert Elliott President .gs S- Nancy O'Connor Vice-President Ev: K . v if-'. Fin iff .- X- Sharon Jones Sccretagf Carolyn Caskey Trmszi rf r The Class of 1957 This year Robert Elliott served as president of his class for the second consecutive year. Previous to this he was vice-president of his sophomore class and cheer leader of his freshman clziss. He has been active in National lhespians. a cappella choir. and student council since he was a sophomore. R. O. T. C. was an important part of Bob's high school life. He was president of Na- tional Rifle Association, drillmaster of Pershing Rifles, and Battal- ion Executive oH'icer during his senior year. Bob's future plans include attending the University of Kansas and becoming a chemical engineer. Serving as vice-president ofthe 1957 graduating class was Nancy O'Connor. Nancy was active in many activities this past year. She was a student council representative serving as chair- man ofthe Beartown committee. Nancy was secretary of her homeroom her senior yearg she served as librarian for mixed chorus. Shakespearean Literary society occupied part of her time: she held the office of treasurer her senior year. She hopes to attend Graceland or San Jose College. Serving as senior class secretary was Sharon Jones. She parti- cipated in many Chrisman activities acting as president of Shakes- pearean Literary society, a member ofthe Shan committee, and treasurer of Pep club. Sharon was active in the music department as a member of orchestra and a cappella for three years. Her future plans include attending Graceland and Central Missouri State Colleges and becoming a kindergarten teacher. Treasurer of the senior class was Carolyn Caskey. She was president of Spanish clubg a memberofNational Honor society, As- You-Like-It Dramatic society, National Forensic league, National Thespiansg and a student council representative. Carolyn was ae- tive in Junior Red Cross work. Debating and other speech activities were especially impor- tant to Carolyn. She was a member ofthe Chrisman debate team for three years. Carolyn plans to go into international relations work and to attend XVL-llsley College or the University of Kansas. 20 R N- ,N if f '- f A1 vs Q6 'X N. 43 A - 1 Q-.. Q , K , vm ' XX' 'gi fm? . 1 V N Joyce Aldridge Barbara Alexander Thomas Alexander john Allen if Q' hp- I, ut., ,K ' ,ga 'X Q fx :': ' X X ' ' Shirley Allen jerry Allin NVanda Altis Raymond Anderson 0 has reached ygraduatlon Patricia Ashenhurst Shirley Bailey James Baker Deanna Barmore , , VV k.Q,1 ji., X , Q s G ' G sv v 'x fi 'C 6' A - L , Rib ' -Ffffgfxifitg Beverly Beal Joyce Beaty Virginia Becker Mary Bennett 5 f R z 5 ' ...if V Jack Blankenship Pearl Blankenship Richard Bogue Della Fay Bolton F7-179' 4 A K soy 'B 'N 'av X?-'r 1' 4 John L. Allen , My-, Sharon Andes Byron Barnes Beverly Bentley 5 W v Pinckney Boman QT. it 1 Q 4+ 57' V 'E' ' Mr 'ef W! .B y r B 9354 B an 3 A - 1 ' ff af ' B1-uv Bmym- 'llmxnuw Bm1rclu'rl Pzulririzx Borgmzm B4-tliv Bmsallcr XX-lllllllll Bowles ' f'T,,. Q Www 1 - A A 4, B 'kg g i.. , f I Davlha Bowles Stvrling Bradlcv Karcn Bradshau fihurlc-S Brighlwcll Kcnnvth Brighuxcll o As they go forth from Chrlsman .lames Brinton Carol Brixm Thomas Brizcndinc Benny Broun Alohn Brmsn ' ws'-ff 'Mr f y, I I ' f 2 l l X l K Larrv Brown Leila Brown Eva Brumlield -sw. iv- Laurclle Burton ' s X V4 x 41 Robert Buxchcr . .-L pf-.' N Q wg f 5' , C'ff' ,, l Henrx' Butler . l1 , Ronald Brunson Q. Qs, Delores Cable A up Fred Budd Sandra Cadwell W r ,, , Kr Eg r u B B 3 'uv-fl' 42151 L ,: ' y I A ff ' fs H' '-1, '5 i ..- -1 4 Af I W l . . 1 VVAIA .Q ii . f 1 mmf In Gerald Cairns Laura Caldwell Betty Lou Callahan Cynthia Carl Joye Carlile 1 I ql .- 1 'fl .. f , va, N V ,,.., :Li ' f 3 I ..1 - x -Kl 5'kWii I Marcelene Carlile Lynda Carter Wayne Case Carolyn Caskey Armeta Castecl O I 4 C a new phase of thelr llfe beglns james Chapple Janice Cholak Elizabeth Choplin Phillip Clark David Clow WW' -J gf Patricia Clyde F' 1 9, 9 in C ' Richard Cooke ...M 9 , ,fy- vi -1. 'Q '5v f' ,f ,W Nfff' I ' XJ' L .. TX Stephen Cohoon Deannc Combs L Q. f is ,1 :ff ' 'f .1 , O Larry Coughenour Dale Covey .A iq Donald Comstock Glenn Comstock '11 55 pd. 4 Q:-v ..- A Anna Cox Edward Crawford -an ,.,- 'lg 'Sq v-W pi ,Mar r 'oi H' 137.9 xl Av, 'E' YV, . 4 1 9, , ' me 4 , -nb 5, , I -d 'X-1 L V .Jiri fill ' , Clifford Crenshaw Lillian Crick XVilliam Cronenbold Verlin Cross Patricia Crow ' ,. as-V . H' WW' A fm, . 1 1 , ' ,sf V. . 'K' ,V Q f., shy w r ' r . 'D 5 , 'sf Jack Crowe Bcvcrlv Crute Mary Cruz Karen Curnutt William Dawson 0 These senlors must be able Ma. lene Deaver Marian Dieckman Geraldine Dillee Donald Dorman William Dorrance 1' i .- ' gm. H ' T ' 1 A - vb' ,-- . +- -...uf Diane Douglas 'f N , 'QQ . ug , X X x. vu fn ,, y N. r Betty Dunham -I 4-A .M , ..,,,. , W . - nrwf, . .N ff Q, . X 'g,1- xi X V ,gl Q mg-fd , X g. 4 l Qi, l M551 ' 5 f X Madeline Dowell Roberta Durnell QX ...- .- J , ,if if in-M f M Q Gm 'i JANE! Downey Jack Duff C -fn .- A Asst ' . X W ix Patriria Dutton Hilde liherle , MVA- 3 'QW Q yummy:-f' D - aka nl ' lx 17 5 c, X I A X - 'A J. 1 Esther Duncan .- . i '1 ,:.1f V V , if , , . K, mx a mf- fs Carolyn Elgin ff 1' tt 'g 'ai ra J 'XR .A 1 r ,yr , V , X fl ew f f ! R t Harry lilliott Robert Elliott Joseph Embleton NN'iIlis Epperson 5' -2- , f may he 'Zz' Marv Erwin - . GD S 'J Marna Etter Gary Fish Eunice Flagg Michael Fligg Alice Freeman I Ol I O O to accept responslbl lty ln soclety Maurine Garrett Carl Gillespie Judith Gillespie Elizabeth Given Marilyn Goodman fe A - wwf, ,Y.,,--,t--. Y , A r-I T . G if X Q 4' f-f l We-. 'A V Q 'cv , we i wr., ,gf F. N. t an, A Q' A' Q as by tw, Q . Nancy Graham -Ianice Gregg Bette Grubbs Larrv Gunter Robert Haas ' ' V' 7,iY7 WT 7f'if-my G+ ' . .. A I v 3' 'J f A P 4 -I Q 'vi 7 0 ' K ' its 1 Q' Y 1 ,d V bv , 5 1739 ' w -' I ,ri i Q lr ' A I Carol llaiqht ll1it'ol4ll'lakt' ,Ianice Hall Klan' Hall Sharon Hall Wf 7 V U19 ,I 'K A ' m '- ' ' Vp 3 ,7 -A f -ef ' Q I -Q N ' Q-s V ? , 515 ' f- V' -4 W I 's ,feb nn J, Vw i 51' i I I A Margaret Halliburton James Ham 42 '. .A 3 x '-3'3 Q, , Harold Harbaugh Marilyn Harris ,car Sv -5. X s l Hugh Hammond if L. I, 'T Richard Harter 1. '-,.f- 41 . Q. 'iw xx -a , VT? yi. . John Hancock Ernest Hansen F-is X Q Q 'X , Q, .6 Mary Lou Haskins Linda Hays Various departments have trained them Richard Hearnes Gary Heaviland Edward Heinlein James Hershberger Joann Higginbotham .1-' Q ,..,,4 1 xr-ltw ry 1 . 'Url' fx ' 1 I 1 'NV -Q Sheila Highley Janice Hilker Wayne Hobbs Darell Hodges Gary Holmes J . ' it Q .:. -J' A V -, l ' ' V 0. 7' 'f?' .iv , 5 Q: x x t Q J PM .If I 'Sk l x e :::A:-: Alice Hooker Arthur Hoover Jeanette Horne James Hough Constance Howard 1,27 fp., it 4.-J I Q x I 1. 4 -of wg- -egj ' l f' 1 4 , l t 1 , . .5 TR t f-53 V Judy Howe S' Roberta Hunker Patricia Johnson -.. 1 Ronald Karst Fw ,H ,.,,, ., . 1,3 'x . x A fs '- XWXY ' Q .uh a , , x 1 ' 5 'Uh ' '-1, 'sl . ,X ,mvy - . ' I rv ' l -up Elinor Hubbard Lola Huber Jo Ellen Hudson l 333 2 .,, 5 QQ! ' -Q-l William Huntsucker Larry Huxshman Patricia Hurshman I on ' bf ,I Carol Huggins var ,Af p. ..- Loretta Johnson 1 M ' lf , , for their position in life Roger Jones Sharon Jones Thomas Jones gs fa Q 'W' Q l S M vii tiff Hamid Keisef Shirley Kepley wiuae Kim .3 an .. ,,,,1i -4.. 3 Qi if if f X Carolvn Kozak T' N av- 'vi Donna Kralicek Barbara Kroesen D0l'1HiC Landes .X ,,.. .4 A I Ira Kackley 3 i .0 'X'I.'7 Ursula Klingeman n A ,rx 'fn -Q , ' Leona Landes 1 as 54 L. 'ix Q I-LSQLMJ Yi.. X z pf . im-.9-sum-1-.-as -1,--.,-,.,-- . .Q-.V . V ,.. in , Q .. as A ' ' , 1 A ha , ad P 5' , 5, T 1 r 4? ' 7 ' f' 'wifi Roberta Langford de Anne Larcade Patricia Latimer Peggy Lawrence Richard Lawrence ? ,T K ch Q 3 -J 5' 'O' . 1,497 4 t , f X..-0 E. c 5 , , . . . it A , Elfvjfgila g , . 3 J. Frank Lewis Joseph Lewis Richard Lewis Ronald Lienau Gary Luff Carolyn Luther .9 L 3 .1' Roberta Mallinson Judith Mancs .r f ff V . 4 Gerald Mansfield F JY pf f:+- 1 A Norman Maples 6 ,li H, rw- f V , . i 55153: Activities have played a large part -r' Eddie Martin . Della McAnally X X Julianna Martin ,G X, . , Sharon McCorkle 'sf .J Barbara Mason Jewell Maxon . at 5. F I, Wilma Mclilwee Lawrence McLees ,ikrff xv' Barbara McAhan Loretta McLees sv' 6- -..f , V i wg ,.f- V35-f I X Q y wi- sat Gordgn Mead James Melton William Mengel Ruth Merrick Earlene Middleton L , Q -nr ' ' 'T g,., J, . f 1-5:-' , :rv X, . ..f ' l 1 i 1 1 I , A 1 1 -' A y f Daniel Miller Lawrence Miller Paul Mitchell David Mock Eugene Moore ' h 1' f ry d 111 t e IVCS 0 eve stu ent Larry Moore David Morris Teddy Morton Robert Motsinger Judith Munsterman Y A 41 i, I .vvNLV x I , f lla- I K ' new A J, f 4 X v ' ' Q. -' W 6. y N ' a- 5 ' .- l 1 1-:oi f f iii? Q John Nelson Billie Nettleton Charlotte Newby Shirley Newby john Newport +4612 'L ' ,, . t 1 ' 1 ' ' . 'a 2-P1 ' QK '- fs tt ,. mf f 9- l . f' ' ' - NS '4 ' Richard Nichols Charlotte Nickerson Kathy Nigh jo Ellen Nolan John Norton MW, A, .,.. ., 54 I A, X11 ff! Koa ilk, Nancy O'Connor janet Phillips Meriyn Pruitt . 'lm Nun' Rosemary Resch 5 , Judith Rinehart . L 5' l X. l t Milda Oeser 1 . Mary Polina Q wa. if . vgww L. Margaret Paris ML5' - ,2- W ,W . JN .lx ' 'b K 'Q' 4-. Shirley Potlker ,1.. 'Dx QF . K V l l slid' Carolyn Paul Allan Pendleton ,L . fi. i maid Patricia Powers Donald Preston Many prizes have been Won Ilene Rathmann James Reagin -it james Reynolds 1 f I F I' ,.f Ramona Reynolds -jerry Reed KK' xi l 1 lf fl john Richardson Gerald Resch 2 Q is -.1-7 Martha Riddle ,. l ' z 'il sr ..-1 K? V A x 3 . J Wendel Robison Mary Rogers Dallas Ross Nancy Ruppert ,i?f,W, ,,,,.,,,.k 'L A. Q-Q 1' 1.1 , ,N , . 1 s J J if Nf ' V ,. 1 H' l r ? A kill 'aa a ' -0 if x ' fd 1'i ,xii S Gloria Ryan Carol Sage I L, s. 'a ffl ll' y L Y Gerald Sanders Delmar Seger lb , Qi C U25 ' K., i X X R l t joan Sherman .Q ,- 'J'ik'kv-7' i if 3 Ruth Ann Simcosky Michael Saxton and many honors Dan Sharon Q.. Wlzt' ,I ,. ' r X Zelia Shipman .W elf, XV William Smith ,f,i ?x, Akg, fiat 4 .rf 7, :far C: 1 vi? i -15' X ' A - 1 f i' rf' A . -V f ff ' . Y Violet 5211166 Don Salter Janice Sandage WQEQ ix A, N , 3- K an i HJ N' 3 ,,: X J X X L ' li 1 X ff Joseph Schwartz Janet Scott John Smit U attalned Kay Shedd Ollie Sheley Rozella Shepherd , P '01 IQ! . -Xi 1 -... -lf -ey fi 6 , 7,3 A4 ' 'iQ' , 'N x Q sf! W ' l L ,ai ' , ' k'f..'Q ,'., Gladys Sholes Sandra Shutt Garry Simons H. A ,, , ,gui Y a , ,' 6 t F 0 ' A -J S I . E' fa Charles Smith Kathaline Smith Mary Kay Smith :ff 5 'T .Q vi' l .Q M T' 'ga ' .5 'S ' ' ..- Q- G- ' If -if-T T '-1 uv' sf 1 x H Mona Smith Sandra Snedeger Sharon Soule Charles Spotts Elizabeth Stark Q, W '-T Q if -2' -'il S A 4 Sara Stauffer Morris Stephens William Stevenson Harold Stewart Donnasue Stobaugh Th ' h ' eu' t ree years at Chrlsman Jeanne Stoner Gerald Stonger Beverly gt,-ici, Gerald Stuart Donna Sutton .f N A 5' V S if I 5' X ., W T N f' i 'Q ' ..-f- X ' ,.i', A s. Mary Sue Taber Geraldine Tandy Diana Taylor Nellie Taylor Duane Thinker , A 3 s , f- 9 li 3 - .5 ' NI' ' r , -' I ' sn fi? , V? . P 1 5 V , W , f Evelyn Thies Dorothy Thompson Russell Thompson Barbara Tindall Duane Titus Yi? P.. 2- 4'- -v hd 'A' N! it A rt 1 gk jf 1 4 ,Q-Q f - N9 l 4' 4 fa , 'Q 2? w' ' In Y, . f' , K 1 1.94 Jung 'lbglgl Janice Tulle Priscilla Toomey 'I iona Tuumey lilizahelh Tucker 1 li' ' 'B 1 As.. I 9 f L 5-X , ga 3 3 C 'CT' Y, Wayne lnalcer Terry 'llnrnex jllzlilh Vaughn Ransom Xfard juclith Ann lVar1en l l 4 have been filled with pleasure , Michael Waters Lysle Weeks liclxnond lveir Anne Welch lames Welch 1 ' Pr'-'fe' E f I I I' f QW.. ep 'if H 4 tr!! ' ' V! A ,Xxx , I l :Al X' N' Irma lVelzel Donna Wheeler 'mn mrheelel. D0l12l1d lllhite Karen Xllhitelmeami -4 l Q n ,Q .5 I Uv - 'I l ' am X , x - I xq X h A ef Clznl Wnlliznns JCIIY Williams Katheryn XVilliams lValler Williams lllllllfilli lvilxflll I Q . ,,......-Av. WFNW. n -AL A C7 xx-sv gf 1 ai' - K' . - fi, ahh, -- .- .-.-? i i I 1 i i Q l i i l i i l I 1 i i ll ll w Q' f Q4 .J 0 , , ,, . y, 4 I V, . M , I 37335: .bf, k ,I I Dennis YVood Rohert YVoodsmall Thomas lVoolsey Loretta VVorkm0n Harvey Mlright t ' -f . W M Q s. f 333, ' ' , 'E V ' fly i act ,. 4 6 Nl , , el 5 ' , ffl' V , W ' .tt as t 3,122 Q Rebecca Wright Thomas Wright Kay Zion As they journey through life NOT PICTIVRED: judilh ,-Xnderton, Glenda Birdsong, Edward Bishop, John Boldizs. jack Bowen. Roh Brauul, Flank Braton, Clara Charlton, Phyllis Childers, .Iiin Ciull, Wayne Craven, lVallace Cross, Harold Hensley, Leslie Houston. Frank Kantnizin, Eugene Kinnzunzin, Vernon Keesee, Ben McDaniel, james Nance, Gzny Rcscli. Fizink Schwartz, Gretchen Sherrod, Rosa Lee Stowell, Ronald Tlioiupson. Cinroll Tliornlrui. Rodney Turner, jack Van Tlly'l,KCllllCll1 Zumwzilt. X f Seniors who were eligible to take the streening test for the National Merit Scholarships are working diligently during the testing time, Only students in the upper hre percent of their class could take the lest. William lIhrisinan's winning candidate of last year, Anne Constant, is studying at Radclille. IH ' Kenneth lirightwell, Boh Elliott, and Lysle YVeeks pay close attention as Phillip Clark explains an exnerirnent in physics. The boys are demonstrating the fact that the pressure of a liquid depends only on its depth and density. t may their happiness continue l I Mrs. Dean is watching as Peggy Lawrence and Margaret Melton master the art of sewing. All girls in Chrisinan may learn hmnernaking hy taking vocational home em- nonncs. 9 S Liz Chaplin, 'lane Ann llunt. and Margaret Fry listen as ,lllll Hain plays the organ. The urgan was purchased and paid for In the William Cllnisrnan students in 1956, fi A 'sk .Z J .151 V. Sherri Bartlett, Bill Lawrence, Marcia johnson, and Wayne Dugger, junior class ofhcers, are looking over the achievements of past classes. TheCa Wayne Dugger served as the president oi his freshman and junior classes. Wayne is a member ol student councilg band, captain and drum majorg a cappella: and National Thespians. He wants to attend Graceland college. Serving as the vice-president of the junior class was Bill Lawrence. He was selected bi the members of the l junior class. Bill would like to become an electrician. Sherri Bartlett was selected to serve as the secretary of the junior class. She was also the secretary-treasurer of the freshman class and secretary of the sophomore class. Sherri is a member of the Shakespearean Literary society. She wants to attend Graceland college. Selected to serve as the treasurer of the junior class was Marcia johnson. She is a member of the Shakespearean Literary society, Spanish club, and Pep club. Marcia would either like to attend Graceland college or study to be an X-ray technician. ss of 1958 The junior class, along with the members of the other two classes, are thrilled over winning the North Kansas City basketball tournament. The juniors have been enthusiastic about all school activities. They worked hard at making the junior play a success, They have accepted their responsibilities of the past two years and are now ready to accept the responsibilities of seniors. 36 ml 'ns he fl' of ss. my ISS Il 11d Il --7.5 3 , YQ J' A ' E5 -, 3' ' x K ' ' l 'x Ks., ' . A' X ' . .L I ' 1 h 'X A K za rc ,, :V l ff , A ,f- , 2 1 EL i of 1 ' r --a 5 -3 Xvir! ' ' s ij i- ' Q 4 Ck, lf ,X H ,,: ,,?:.,v fjw I-., 4 , I 4 X 5 L i 4 Q X25 W3 .x -:nn Q 7 - ,I W1 I 'il ff' HY L jf , ar ff x I' D .,L,,, , , N I xl li fi! I O I O has been tralnlng dlllgentl 5 : 5? L 1, I . ,Q , Ti A 3 xi' , 'fl 1 ' 'fi ' 'xx' V -N . , l l r 1 l Jw, .V k . ' 4- ' -5 F- ,l R72 75 .f ,1- ', ' ' if . 4 E ' ,K , . ix x ll, , X A l YK- ffa X 1 16 WX I a ff: x I . . , U: 'HY5 ' ,,'J -1- . 5, 5, R .. ' 1- X31 9, , Fw 5' l l Y ' l . 1 4 ,f . fri: ' L QX 1 - w-2, , f ,.. l it - lf A -k A ..l 2, L 'h 5 ' ' 4 'x 1 'Y 1 1 YIM ' l ' X X s 5 K I ek W ROW ONE: Gary Azlznxm. Lulilc .Xnl1um,johnuy Mlmixc. Kzucn Alhcxs, Bill Allan. joe Allen. Ronnie Allen. NYZIQIIL' Allen. ROI1' TIVO: Lynn .XlIli'llllC. Bill Klum. Clhzulcs Alnos, Nrnlllan Axmmlml, 9.111 :XI'lCIl1llIll , Xluudu ,XNlC9. llml linlxlm, Iuds Bain. HOU' Tlllflilf: .Xuilu B1lkCl.JllllX llzlkvr, Bllllblllll Ilzlllrxu. Imug llzllncslvclgcx. Benny lizllkcr, llurnicmu lizllkcl. jllcll Barkley, Runnic llulklrx. RU!! I-'Ul'lC. juclilll Buxllllznlrl. Lzxml l'mlmn,5l1ul1 Bzullcll. l71.ll lc Balm, klcwvlmlm-all lSL'11l, Pill lic-zu. llink llcalLic.I.iml41 lftllllf. NUI! IfIl'l'.:,lcl1y licgk, kluc l3cmL,Ricl1zu'cl Bcum, lluh Ilccncy, Pnl lin-ggx, hun llclmlmliv. l.cm11nrl ll1mli,lJumll1y llllw lfflll SIX: lieu-llx lllum.'lcl1'x llmmlclxzlxmll Riclrlul Bmxlu, jumly lilxukclxlmllly. llinlx lilzulcn, KCIll1l3lh lS11u1mln.Cznnlr llxzmull. Shillux lhcclulmll. RUII' .Nl-fV'1g.X'.' llzniml lilcucl, llzmny llmclmlzxll, l,iucl:l Illmxn, jelly lS1uncr,l.1mlulh1ll1cx'.X1lq1111:n lhuxll, limb lSulr11cl,Cl1111'lcs llullxlnmrc, 1 QW... .. ,,---..-v .- 4 ' f 0 , 4' 7 p r 2 LM , - gg 9 ff 1 C , 1 H' K' gff ' xr K SA rf I K X50 4 I J 'K Nmuim X r e T 1 '- .T 4 1 H . L :T , ll fl i f' 'f I , rr? 'X I ll , IQ 0 r l 4 R J 5 G7 , V in 9 E' h ku n X 'V , W , fx ' 9 f-A ' They are now ready to accept f - 1 f 1 fr r sr - so X2 A f , -,. I I A ,ir , , -3 V Q A f '-fx. .. ,-2 4 . X .1 -fn. W sl 'll ll 'rr Viv I , . ' 5 LL- nil ,ri I 4 4 . 2 il I 'hs y .1 L . i . lk ' Q. f ' Fx .5 .X - f V , ,, W rl, ' iaxi' ' 1 :ff ry 6 ll ' wil. x l l I V e l 3 . ffl r , I . V5 A A 2 ' Ar' ' 7 :Q 1 fr ' ,fg Q rx Q, f ,Q X, ' 21 1 k' c b .41 -4 'Y l 'Q X A . gl L, ' rf, x L, V. 3, X13 A Q. C , r Ce ' , v. I wr, ,3 xx rv ,. .1 V H 1 1-,wp Q ' K Q X ROII' UNH: Priscilla Burke, flflllll Burns, Renee liiisszirml, Shirley Caldwell, Ronald Caller. Szin.nul Czirler, Carl Curuncll Gene Chadwick. ROII' TIVO: john Chninlmcrs, Czirolcc Chaney, Hester Clizipnmn, Judy Clank, Cznzninc Clczrrv, Mznilce Clemens, Linda Clements, Lascinc Clillord. ROW 'l'llRlili:Cliz1rlcy Cobb. Many Collinzrn. Sondra Collnmn, Frank Coleman, Sandra Cooley, Ed Cooper, Wayne Corfinan, Nlzngic Cosligzin. ROII' I-'O!'lE.' Larry Cox, l,UlLl Lux, Roselcc Cox. lbcloinzi Cr:iin,Rz1ndyCrawford,LeonardCiccl,CziryCicnshziw.lJonz1ldD11xiilson. lfUll'Fll'1i: lloylc llznvidson, Dickie Dxnis, Sondra Delup, Marian Denham, Marilyn llcnhznn, Carlos DuWill,jozu1nc Dobbins, Lloyd Dolison. IIOII' SIX: joan Doig. lmvid Drupal, David Druves, Bill llinkworlli, Wnvnc lluggci, Bzirbzim Dunluu llill llnnrun lhcnl Dwi ROII' Xl'l'l'X Ih'nd'1 EllilllgC'l',l'lllllfgl1Cl',H2llllCl lililcliraiclil, Wayne liluod, Bula lCppcr5m1,Sl1zno11 lippemui, Domiln l'L1i'i4,,IL-niiiic I-'zn'iis. fill T . X is fi' r I ir' P ix 5 rf' K' . ' 1 A vs - A 2 . A 7 'A L 1' if iid? 2 'X ,Q A , Q 4 i, xii- V , ' v K xx l xl, x' 'X ix . - X, wr- -- '3 U 3 , X- 1, A - ' X - 1 , ,, Q I , , A I Z4 X I , N' I I s f ' Sf r A ,t 7' V . the responsibilities of seniors 'ya A f r 22 r ,149 551. A Q Q r si I i , ,. fini A Q1 H , il 1 tr o A X K ' ' ' J ' Q 1 L 8 Is Q X I , I 1 , , , V ' ' 1 a. TJ' A Q EF. A i - ,L if Jul I -.nh 1 1 l. 'ff Arif- ' xr F X .. V , if 1 ,ff we :f gf 7 r --, .' ' 'T' im 1 if Y' A N . ,,.e ' ww ,, I A r -in x 51. wsu . ,YJ 1 pf ii V 'C :' Q 'f , . LJ v m 'I A A X C- --. ffl 4 is ls. AYIW r are fr ,M r X KOH' ONE: Richard lfclix, june lflurrmy, Virginia Iflelchcr, Nlflllllll Ford, llillly lfoulks, l-lddic lfuwler, Dale lfizizicr. Norrnu Freeman. ICOII' TIVO: Mzrrgurel lfuy, Terry Fuller, Charles Gage, Donna Gzillowny, liddie Galloway, lidilh Unrrell, Rziylnund fiTll'l'lSUFl,N1lllCy'GCC. RUII' TIIRI-.li: Judith Gentry, john Gibson, Judy Gibson, Bill Hocking, Pnl Cueking. Richard Gmc. Carol C,orh:nn, Donald Grnrnliclr. IEOII' If0l'R: Vesta Grilnie, Bonnie Grillin, Richznd Gregg, Dzuid Green, Bill Grnlrlr, -Indy Cnlridge. klllflllll llrrflrlcr, link Hzigen. RUll'1 lI'l:: Kent llxrll, Corn Inn Handy, Cliarlolie l-larnlurd, Killy llanixen. llxivid Hardy, berzilzl Hznrie, Mary .Xnn llxnris. jnclitlr Hzrrl. IHHI' SIX: Cul Hzrwkim, .XI'ClllllL'1lll Hays, lllrzrrlelle llzrys, Linda I-lays, Geraldine lledrirk. Xlrncelln llc'lIner,Cynll1izr Heide, Marv Heinrirhs. IIUII' SIfl'lC.X': Kay llendeislnml. lilmer llilden, Gcrmrgiar Hivemlc. Lloyd llnlmex. llnlplr Hrrlrnxlmrn, Ifrzink l-lcmle, Russell llm'ne,'lfvlnn1ie llmlellel. 139 Q..-1-F ...Y . . .. .. -.....-.- ., - . . ... ..-- V., , -v '- '. xi-K y 'Q 1 4 - .- -f ,X fl Vyhf Q 5 A P3 Fmf? YF' E J L ' 'Q X-N Il 6 'K fy' . ' I vw ' .jf W I f Kiwi, V f' ,fi A' .A ' , Q ' gl P' ' -f K V.. Ax -1 rv K .xiii in -f il-Ig y I -4 fix . 44, , , f V Q ' ' A P., 'FV Q , Q - -I ' A- i 1. in g g . .4 fbi. I 5 ' 4 1 A 'T-' s 5 Q' - -2 ' , ', i fl--I s Q. ' ffl i I I I Through classes and act1v1t1es - ,, 4 '-F 2 as i Q ' 3 -.5 A' X -5 A ff 4. ., , - if Xu' I ' g ' ' J t' H303 .' V J ,fx , 'J ' , J 3 I 'i E. f ,ff i i 55+ Q .- 3 F' 4 'Y I n : i 1-.fl V, nr , . i h . ' A V ln . I 0 .4 X ' 1 'S iv.. Liga, AQ i ? X 2 Q I ' -v if ' .,s X. it V ix V 1 L? it? xl6't 'f-gi' ,, is . K ' 1 Z As- I V Q i- K 4 'lf - s A 7' 1-, fi 4, :L ' X- I VJ F .1 W' I ' NNX, . , ' Q' .1 A ,fx . 4 1.-'wi' v 1 . ll . - n Q. ,X ROII' UNE: Donald Houslon. Carolyn lfluwzml, Clyde Howard, lbulc Hmxurd, Clunlcs Hulilmril, Billie jo l-lubcr. Bei erly Hllllll, Bill Hllnkcr, ROW TIVO: june Ann Hunt, ll'illi21m Hlllllilll'kCl', Pauly l-lilskiason, Carolyn Hutcherson. Alczinninc llntcliings, Bcxcrly jnrksmni, George hlncksmi, llilly jenkins. HOW 'l'HI3liE: joseph Jennings, .-Xnllionx jolnisrni, Delia johnson, Janelle -jolinsrm. -Iucly -In johnson, Nlancia johnson, Marilyn johnson, Phyllis jolniwoii. Rflll' l Ul'R: Royce kluhnsoli, lYill:1ral Qlolinson, BCYQIIY blunts. 'Ian Julian. 'liuny Kcillilx. .Xml livllcv, llzlximl Kc'ml1ill,S:imlizl Kilxlcr. ROII' I-iII'li: Dclszi Kinnamzin, Dmnm Kim, Helm Kiznncr. Bcxcily Riu-gui. liznlcnc Ringer, liclwin Lziniicx. llzilv lime. llznlcll Lane. ROII' SIX: Gavlc Lane, Bill l.nwicmc. Susnn ljgliicnp. Ilmliznxi Iiinlwy, l.zn'rx l.inmlwx. Szinrlrgi I.iQmn. llnlx Lung. Limlzi Long. ROII'SEI'EX:,I:inics l,m'z1ncc.kIuli11m l.oiziiice.Lla1icl I,tllwm, Nlxnllizi l.unflilllixI, Nlimlixlcl Lion. Ilnnnzi Xlz1ncss.kIiin Mansfield, Richard Marr. ,lil A I . 'J :I S. 4 -5 A 1 -3 Z. .2 gg 4 ' f X I In iv ie 'f I an 5, 'fa N 1 A I - W ,JIXIN . W- ' ii 1 ' '.' I , Q - N ll 14 gk V, . L I A Fw I 75 ' 1 QW. n i ' Il'f I1 I ,ai ii? LR - G V, , vw L, 1 .ix I , 1 ' N' ' 1 I I I if ' - IV I i they have learned to be leaders Qi gi-A ', Q4-Z iffy rx ' 2 . V' AJ lx ' f 'Z f Q, S , 1 .X - I -f .gif K . ,V E, 5? E V -. Q , . - , 'X mg' X Y , L V J PM :.- Q- Y 2 V u ef 9 K' W E' X U A .. A , Q h 1' L. gi . -I I I Z! 'PL isa - . V T7 A IN-,,ll 5. j L ,, x i 'C' ,Aff ',, K Inga. , f- i ,ii 1 I I e I ROII' ONE: lun: Nkntin, Nlznilxn Nlznnnci. Iiznl Nlallhcws. .Xrnwmn XIC.XlIInn'. fflzlllclinc' NIIISQC. Clznnl XImC1n'lx. Yilginizl d1Izlin, ,Inhn Xlrillznzln. IIUI1' 'IiII'U: Slum' Xicfionncll, Billie Nlclforniifk, .Indy Nlcilrrriliifk, Dennis Mclbnnzllrl. lllznlflc' I XIc'IiI1IL'i'5'. IDQXVnx'm- NI: Innrw. Inhn Xlr Kvnlic. Ircrl IKIfKInIlv.'n. ROII' Tlllfl-flf: I.iIn XIrII1cisnn,I.z11'rx NIccL,'I'u1'xx XICIUZIII. I lllI'll XIcIlrn1,I,:nlx Xlirhllcmn. C znnl Snr- Xlikw. Dianne Miller, -luck Hiller. ROII' FOVR: Incl-Lic Milla-1, jour Xlillcn, Mary Ix IW Mill:-1,I'1n1iriz1Nlillz-Llinmlxn Kllniznrl. ISL-nc XInrnc.Rnl1erl IKIofn'c,I.incIa Mfrrnics. ROII' I lI'lC: Vvggv NIrnri9, Glvnrlar Nlmlcx. Iflrnn-lla Nlnss. Imn Xlnllinx, lznnrw Nznnu. 'IMI Nelson. Ilzniil NCllCI'.'I 0Il1 Ncwh1n'd. IIUII' WX: Ilunglzis Nvwpfnl. 91ncIl21FuIul14I,Sl1:1mn Yohnicl, Ibiznw Ugniw, Izxniw Olmcrlwllllzlli. IEIII 0HlI1nII. I41n0wc'n.Chznlnllc l':nwn, IHIII' .Sl'.'I'EN.' InrlvI'cz1nc',R11xscIl I'4-nniQlon. Rnlh IH-lvl. 'I'i1n IICIIISILIII. Kan' I'I1cni1cg1'l, LCC I'ifkcxing.XIzn'lIn1 I'IllIII1l,SIl1lIInl I'Iuwnl:ni. II Fr1'TE1w.:1-sertimvl--' -ur ' - u. asa, +5-1:--31.-,...i..f-'-.TUJL-: iv .. ., .......,,,,, - , Q r i l 1 l . A i 3 2. , ,, ,FA X., I x - ' f I -.ri 57 'afgi' a 94 'mi Ygi' 4 i ...ii D N. if. i f A W E ix Na ' A .fx :L i. W 'N f'f53.if f I K I 1 . I WY xi A . Y ,I ! . 4 ww? 'f fi Q ,F fi .3-A J ix ,X . - 1-W Wrr' .. 5 - xr: ' ,-4 . ' P f i .. A. ,J 5 'ev gk 'M my I ,gi . A tg , lp P A i G Q ! ' 1- f. if A ' . Q W - 5. f. ' ' , Q .eg A 4 tu l i M, 'f . P 4 ,lf 29 rib ' QQ. U , UK i 3 'Xi-W, kil As juniors they have added X i .ddd i ' i f v L i I 1 , . P , - e- . ,VT 5 ' i Ein, f, F , i f P fl, i 'G if Efepf , i we d 'A Q, il ' 'A ' ' ' i . ii 44 ' 0 . . 'G Y W -. - 2 1 1, .f .4 Q ' e Q fe 2- a ,qgfy bkfti, 25.2 2 , 1 ,, , 2 rx 1 , . L M ' Q A i A Weil! 5 ix 3, i, i . . . , A 1 , . . Sli , ffl .LFP e L P Sig x 'F i. dded -fi Ev l if ddee i . P W P. -A i '14 . I ef? fi K :ji U 'ig X, 9 1- .1 fi I . l i A Nb Q' ,J f. fi my A A , ' 7 ,K nf , ,V R xy f-Vis., wk gxij,-V: Z: , .W I ' , ' V' jlf' ' - f ' . ' 1 l ROWUNE.'.Xu1'orz1 P0lina.Rl1lh Kim Prcll. Nlmkllin Plilchclt. Zcllzi Rzilrlill, Lilly Rcclhclil. Bzirlmiii Rm-cies, Bun , liclwin Rull, Pnl Ruppert, Nlziigzircl Rum. ,lucy Szickull. IIOIV l'Ul'lB: hlllllhil Salwlrliry, Rm Szimlirlgc, lilsic Scliznclcr, 'limi X Srlimc4lu1.Szxmlm SCUILJ.I5.SCHCl'S.fil0l'l1lSlIZllkL'llilll'1i.CIHIIRICS Shziw, ROW FIVIC: Ruhcrl Slicllcnlmc-legal. llurlmzlrzi Slicidmgm. Kcumclli Small. llzivid Smilh. ,luck Smith. ,llllh Smith. Kelly Smith. Limln Smilh. IIOII' SIX: Mzn'irn'ic Smith, Xlzux Lou Smith. Nliihzlcl Smilh. ,lmncs Slmrlgrzm. Limlzn Supa-1. lluh Smile. 'lmlv Spangler, I,11r'in-ilu Spillmzmi HUII' Slil'li.X': Dznxll , Spry, laltlifin SIQURCY, lilviu Slzllnci. Hxlmlll Slcpliciis. Pxlliifizl Slcplicilw. Kay Slcicllsrm. Nlxlrgic Slillwvll. flzilillc' Slum: 42 Ronnie Rcsch. ROW TIVO: Darlene Riclmrilw. l'11lrici:i Riclizmlsmi. Peggy Ricliznilsmi. Philip Riihcy, Dmmic Rickman. Pmhhy Riilcllc. lkfllfl Rohcrlli, .Xllclrcy Ruhcrts. HOU' TIIRICI-ff Susan Rolmcrtson, Vlalmcs Rufkwuml. Rim Roc. Don Rohis. . b' W 'A 'ff I, f 'H- ,.. ' ' f , an' ' fx -, ,Q-I ra , A2 xr N V XL A Q , ' ff 'K R: bn K V NX Q ,al frm. 'xi f ' A L X 5k sX8iKof . 'A -'W' V IA many honors to Chrismalfs record I Q ' 'S . .fi H! ? t I Q 5 'Xa 1, .o .A V' ' ' A-5 Y-xg , I X ' i' K .' n. ' ' sl, ,m ' X C v ' 1 EN ' 4 449 ' A A 3 - 'J 7 , 3 - Y , 7 X Xhhmil n , I . Q : X , ' , 2 '. WP P5 r fi ' 2 X ' ' -1 o 'J ' ' gf: U ' -, - 1. W nv-gil X nb ,I -up r. 9 2 ,, -, rf- , . iq , I, . 4 Q ig. ,r Q + ' , I ar X. . 4 . - uf ROII' ONE: 'loc Ilan Sumo. lluzuuw Sllcct, Wcslcx Succl. .Ioan SlI'iCklllI1tl.-IQIHICS Sluzk. Dizmc Sullzuc. Linn Tnllx. Nunn FIQZIQIOIZ RUI1' 'l'I1'U: llzmniz' 'llxfwlllzm Ilxnlcll 'lhum:1Q, Roh Tlmoulpsmm, I.iml:l Tllmnlxmll, Lynngl Tlnullpsmx. Palrirn 'I'imms, llmmiz- Tippinw. Kunz: I'fnnmL-x. ROII' TIIICICE: Knrcn Touslcy, I,z1Vc1n:1 Iqlllllllk, Bcvcrly 'l'rcwmlI. llinm- Txihlmlp Ruhcrl'l'1xfm. K1'xxl'Illlnc1. I1 lx I U. Ifllf Ymlflalnlp, ROII' FUl'lff Gcnc YIll1llL'IkWfYUtI.ShtililYIk00lIl.Cl11IllC4XVIll1L'.,IL'llX XX':1lkcr, Ilixir Walla-u. Vznllx Wzml, Ruin XY1xl'1l. Many XY:1llcl's11n. RUII' Fl!'I'f.' Czlil XYczllhclfo1rI. Nlzlrlhzn XX'cl1lr. tlllllilll XX'cI1cr,IJ11xicl XY4-rlmllw, X ilginir Hut. Ilrnmir XX'!lvc'lcl', Kllrcn U'hcxlhzlxn. Linclzl XYhilil1g. RUII' SIX: I':1l XX'hilllr', Ruxw XX1Icx,l'h1l1p Ullkxlxwnl. lSuI1XXzlImmx, Xlzu ymxc XX lllmmx, klcxm XK'illi1l1mm1. Chnl XYiIxon. Nlxxon XY1mhiIr. IJUII Xl:1'l'.X IvlryU'1l1lv1',Nl:11y Wnml.RlcIx:nrlXXm4l:-11, Inna:XYu1'l'cl.'IrJl1l1Ufnlt, Hcllhzl Yun-1, limi: Yucum. Nlzllilxn Young, '13 'h S Q3 A I mf H X :Ir ' Xxx V4 X ,qi - 1 a X ' Q V F 2 I 'AH X 1,1 . ' A.-1 - ,--m.uun-nv- vw . E.,-. --.A-...,.7 ...,.... - ..v- . ..... -...,..., - A. , 1-, r 4? S ' Silirirslmmnrit iir X sri ' 1 ROII' 0.X'Ii: john 'I'iltle, Dznirl West, Donald Young, Susie Zznnnrar, Sharon Zeikle. NOT PICTURED: Charles Beal, Calc Brown, Richard Fletcher, Robert Fluhrer, Alfred George, Paul Herrick, joe I- Keelon, Lawrence McDonald, VVilliam Myers, YYesley Paint- . er, Florence Porter, Roberta Smith, Gary Ussery, jack Webb, I r l I judylh lNhisler, Jimmy XVhite, As seniors they will continue r 4 E R . lil i The Halloween beartown was one of the high lights of the ' year. Beartowns were enjoyed lay all the students at Vtfilliam E Chrisman. Miss Margaret Titus is listening as Marjorie YVilliams tries out fm SEVl5.X' SISTERS, the junior play. .1 , W L A. l l i V Sharon Mills, Charlyne Searcy, Bob Raine, and judy Obcrhelman, sophomore class officers, admire a home- coming poster. Bob Raine has served as president ol his freshman and sophomore classes. He is a member oi student council. He is also active in basketball and track. Bolfs ambition is to become a professional athlete. Selected to serve as the virespresident of the sopho- more class was Charlyne Searcy. She also served as the secretary of her freshman class. Charlyne is a member of F.H.A., Spanish club, and student council. She would either like to become a fashion designer or a secretary. Judy Oberhelman was selected by the members of her class to serve as their secretary. She is also a member of student council, Pep club, and Art club. Judy wants to either become a teacher or participate in dramatics. Serving as the treasurer of the class was Sharon Mills. She is a member of Pep club and has been a cheerleader in her freshman and sophomore years. Sharon wants to attend Graceland college and the University of Missouri and become a kindergarten teacher. The C ass of 1959 Virginia Martin. Elizabeth Schultz, Steve Taylor, Lynda Israel, David McKay, and Wilma Penton are studying their English. English is it required course for all sophomores, Through this and other subjects they are learning to lake their places in life. During the past year they have participated in many activities and have become an integral part of Chrismau. l X-mfffk Gif lg? W we Q, X, x ,J -HS IV 1 Q 1 if I 1- ' ' f- , ff' f xiii i I Zig, ix l l- ' ' x X . , N it ' ' -. , 4 X - 1 . ' -0' at 5 .5 ff .,,,,- I I . Si.: . liill .a N '2 7' ' 4' 2 s W , ,, ,i ,. , , 'J X3 117 ' N ' 5 Q A if-W ,-W f jf..- . Vg-, , . va ,X . , J rf, V, K l am jk Y AL-i N L -IW F' A d t d t l'f t Chr' ll .V a 9 J v Ni ,gg ,- xgf N ' .af -1 L if . I I I il' I I x , X fb 33 , I if Lvl WJ my .H f V K' , .-gb. K 4, n4'f,,4, -. Hg, 53, vi:-r. .1. , - ' ' J ua ,I , ' ' e- A , . , Ig:-fe, Q .' gf ..' ,J 1 1 ' 'LJ l lg. X - , , , Q I I .. , l,-fi' N I R 4 ' , ' I l .L iv! ' an V ' 1: - I . lrfw f V :. 'X 'i g f w .-'. I ..-fb , 'V 4 , ' A .. .f2'f Q, ,, ,SW I AJ, W S- 5 ' ' l f w ,NM fl T '5Li. ' I f '? l 9, 3 3 -T. I la, i lil! M ' A . .fi Hail.. Q. I 11- . -l l XXX, 1. . L' I UNI unnln. Clmrli-4 Mlzixm, Erlclic Ailznns, Many Aflxnm, jmcph Mlrlicoll, Shirley Allcn. llonnlil Alley, I nxy Xllnn RHI! I Il U ,lznncs .Xml:crson, Rinhznil .Xmlcrson, Geraldine .Mnl'cs, Maxine .'Xrlnsl1m1g, jnily Ballon, Nmmzin nncslrugu lx S 1,11 llill l4z1ml111lil,lCOlV TIIREIS: Lfllllllll Bznlcll. Oli-lin Iizlrlclf. 'l urry llanllwlow, Kxlllli lluiicll, Ls BL xl lhlllil llttlx, Xlznilxn llrlnikc, SICXC llcllcn. ROII' FOI'R: Lzirry licllunlifl, Belly Bcnncll, Slllllltllll llcnncll, yn n IL u l51y,gx,R4'l1L'1c1l liilil, Incly l3i1rlsrmg,Virgillizi liislwp. RUN' FIVII: jojnn lSisscll,CIz1lolu lllzlnkcnsllip, x in nun: villa Iilnclc, Klznnlizi lllmlgcu, Curly Bugnc, Mznilon llmdicil, .vllfrc-ll Brmrnc. RUII' SIX: Gnlun ui 11 I w linullnnl. l.n1iic lhznnlic, Slnirnn Bizmmnl, llunnim llliIlY1SlllCl', Garry lhnsln-111, Clzuml llruirm, ll SI V I X l nlx lhlxlnn,llmincliluclxnlznl,Nannylll41r1kCl,l.z1ri'y lhollwllnii, Bcxclly llmwn, lwznnk llxmvn. Xlgirgzncl 47 1 -1...-uf -- -. -1-14-..f--fr -,-., V ..-- --.- Y... .. .- . ' 1 r . 1 ' ' Q 1 if i VX .NL-, H . i ,fys K5 , I' f'A1, , 13.1 W 5 ' 1 1 1 ' -. V.. , f A vi A A 7g A-' ,J 7 ' I- RN! FY 1:'- ' 1.72 5 72 All - 1 G ,Va , ., :X tw 1 MP in 1, 3 F' Q- -3 1 J 3 'Q' R gy .4 sh 9 Q ' if sk s. L . N N A K hf F N, M .14 ' 'X I nal!! V- X I YJ-'Af 1,41-,-J Q ' 0 0 Thelr knowledge has been lncreased - .. ' lf. .. .9 1 ' V' , 1: ' x' 1 , , ',X.h', '-,nb 1,1 -dy E-' 1 V D WW 1 I1 H -A b ' W --if -. fix I 1 ' nl - S sa L Ni? r X L! 4 -i Q . 1 'sv '21 4 -Q S5110 325.7 K 1 'A xl -. ' -. 1 A1 , ' wr 0 1, as K 2. 1 .. 5? F LK fi 1 'eff N 1 4 1 ' Axbvott 0 ,Qld , 1 he . 5 ,' ' W I K A .x ,abs V bs? ,, 4 5 lg. 1. 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IIUII SIX: Y, D. Ilnglvw, lJ1111.1l1l ll1111iegIx lm' ll:11Ii11g. X111l.1 Ilzuxix. lK111I1111:1 lhnix. i11'111' llauix, I1-.1111-l1r lmxw, I1-111 llnxis. HUII .Nl-.lI:.X': XX'.1x111' lJ:111w. 5x111sl1x ll1111s1111.,l1m-1111 lJ111,X11giI I1c1k1111I,'l.111iu- lJcl1.1x. l,11111111 ID11L1-111111-1-lx, lJ111111:1 lii111x11I1lic'. Pvggx ll111lx1111, li! 1 f: 7 A R :A rj' ' Q., A A ,f J ,V by fy I A ii ff' X-ff ' f p -'fz e 'L F Q ' jig' I lv. 'I ,Viv F , K , - f Q fffs r ,1 V. ,. ' M r 4 F ff if: 5 I ,. 'X 2 '., 6 ' ' 1 , 1, - 3, X F I M it X , A rg J. k T fi. , i Q- 3 l through classroom participation .Q k J Q . Q '- 7 Q,1'- X ' N53 it ' l Hi . , 4 F . 4 ' '17 v li 0 ' lf' t A f gf f . X f' J e '- -iii i .V ' ,, :ill Z 4 F fi: ' A fr jg . A 1 f ,V ,A I gr ' lrrr . mf, 7. ir., T Q , . if , f fl il? A, :Q xy x j, . K' V A,.'Yw,i f i t fls f n Adi a. ii F ROW U.X'l1,.- jim Doig. Richard Duig, Ertlenc Dolan, janicc Douglas, Mary Downey, Sharon Downs, Edward Draper, Donald Drown. ICOII' TIVO: Lorelei illlj.fgCl', jim Dyer, Marietta Edie, jacquelinc Edwards, jimmy Fgelston, David Elgin, Peggy lillis, Elaine linilnev. ICOII' 'I'lllCI','Ii: john Ruins, john Ewing, james lfziiihanks, jimmy Faith, Terry lfxirmcr, Margaret lfilger, Rngene Fisher, Yule: lfisliei. ROII' I'Ul'R: llill Fligg, Bonnie Ford. Mildred lford, jutli Foster, Linda Foster. Patricia Flakes. .Xlheiizi Ifrzimixkato, t.:nherine lfranltlin. KOH' i'-'lI'li.' Virginia Frazier, Marilyn lfresonke, Belly Fulton, jack Lzigliairli, john Gunn, Clliailcw baiiell, Virginia Lee Garrett, jntlith Grier, ROII' SIX: Carolyn Gentry, Charles Gerber, Mike tierlier. jean Cfilihs, Lznna billim-rl. jmre C-illcspie, Kenneth Gillespie, .Klan Goltlner. ROIV S1i!'l5N: janet Gordon, David l,tne,C.Aiili:1iimlirig. Ilrvnnix tngiligini. Walilrm firax. David fiI'C2lll10ll9C, 1.:nryGrcen, Ronnie tnnlilis, i9 -lrgmzxarf 4 v-f v - 1: 'Annes-.L-,Q-f.-.-Q--..a-.-f.,,--- ., -... ,.,.. .- ...., .., , f '1.p' -2 Q77 'Q 7, fe, 'i Q' xx it X A ' 5. - T' f 1 , is A l , i rl, 1 1 ' ., - 7 y , 2, . 3 v., f 'A ' H . 9 ' 'Q . . l I iQ 1 , Y 7 , Rf H' R i. . 1 il f' :A HQ 'ffl in 1 .Q-.59 'J y Q 'V,' ' rv-v. All , ' ' v r 1' i my 1. R rr -fir Through clubs and societies 3 1 , I 1 - 2 W r - - Q A S 4 'fr 22 ' ' 'i I i fr fi rl. 3 .liz 'IJ' 1' 34 1- :lf- .' N 'H' Hi ' f 'W iyixix 6 YN ,.' 'X 1, '75, . N f i S if Q- ' 1. I 1 : ix . - ' 'j y- .- 1 KJ5 . Va R an if f .i M' - H. ff A y i 1' ' i . 'til Ui' J' W . 1' , - 3, f f , J X R ,r ' i A' s,, . fl ..' .41 Y if .-' E51 14 J- Z ei ' F 'A' ROII' ONE: Roy Gulridge, Allan Guy. Jeanie Hagerman, Gary Hall, Erma Hall, Mary Hall, Rodney Hall, Marcia Hallibur- lon. ROW TIVO: Phillip Hannnar, lfrerla Hammer, Larry llannock, Rex Handley, Robcrl Handy, janet Hansen, Robert Hanson, 1-lugenc llandwiek. ROII' Tlllililfr Mike Harper, Ora Ilzirris, Frances Hari, jackie Harvkcy, L. C. Halley, Brucc Heaily, Mary Heckinan, Rory Hculrirk. ICUII' I-'Ol'R: David Henrlley, Clanrlelle Hendrick, Wannela Hendricks, Bruce Hcrlzog, George Hickcrson, Harold Higginbolhani, Ricliarcl lligginbonhxnn, .Xlberl Hilrlcn, ROW lfIl'li.- Kenneth Hilkcr, David HlI'Sl, Larry Hodges, Sharon Hollznnl, Nancy' Holman, Philip Holmes. Robert Hopkins, Pal Howard. ROII' SIX: Michael Howe, Ruth Hubble, john llnrlxun. Jacqueline HngginS,j11dith Hughes, Larry Hughex. Billy lluishnian, Hyruln Huskey. ROII' .N1i1'IiN: Sally luclanrl, Marx Isbell, Lynda lxiael. lfrcenian Iackson. joe jackson, Harry Qlacubs, Rose .Xnn lamison, Douglas johnson. 50 s Y 'W I .A 7 . 4 -2 -F 5 D- ' A , Na Q Q X ,A 4. 1 'tx ' 1 :Y 4' ' ff Q- VT' K e 'fn t- lv . il-1 , 'SJW A l 'ti Hall ' 0 rv- 2 ' ': -3- 1: , 'SJ ' 1 ,f . A S:-v ' V tk -- ? 'fi X 3 Kiel mf 'A X f it J- Q f' l.t , tx . r - 4 2 ' K+ F' .P wx an t 1 ' K '- i - an .4 .I to K XM , f tel! ,fa K '- they have learned cooperation if A A , Q ' '- Q gf, 9 Q 4 swf , ,, , .I I1 K , 33 2 , V , . 5 'S ' A 1 . ,J 1 , ,IQ , P t fr' f . , f' ' 1715: ,fb ',. I I k f ,Q Y fl I 5A '. ' Y efei ffivv - . A ROW OXIL' Htl johnson, Cfeotgc' lohltsrm. Judy Johnson, Vesta johnson. Carmen jones, Dclotes Jonei, C1115 Jones. jerry jones. RUM' TIIYI: Irrhnnzt lonex. Lznry jones, Leon jones, Marjorie julian, lVillie Kalhoclier. Lloyd Knrlstrotn, Llyndzt Keene. Keith Keitxey, HOU' 'l'llRlili,' Gloria Keith, jtmnita Keith, Roy Kennon, Isaac Ketchum, Howard Kilgore, Carol King. luis Kinset. .Xntut Kitst. ROII' l'Ol'R: Klart' lillen Kirlley, Patricizt Koestcr. Kenneth Kolttk, Nancy Krznnet, Willie Klztnn-1. Clzttol Kmntx, lltlly lztmlex. Kztthxyn Lune. KOH' 1 Il'li.' Ronnie I,:tne, -ftnncs Lllllglllll, Lintin I.usn'cll, Joyce Lztughlin. Doris Intuit-tm-. lluxnl Letlfmtl. Linda l,ett'iQ, Sznn Lewis. ROW SIX: Sharon Lewis, llolores Lienau, lirncsl l.iexnnm, l.iml1t ligltttcmt, lumix Lintlsfty, ltuly Liilon, Gzny Littrell, john Liteszty. ICOII' .Sli1'li.X': Torn Lloul, Genevieve t ,. v 1.,u 1..,,.m u L .....t,-tt. I .MH lim.,-Q xtfmln.. num.. xi-.Ili-uint. Bztrlunn Nlnnnering. - it uzfwr- -nw . .i ... Q---i.-ww-, ...-...- ..-1. . L- ... .........., f ! A i A 'ii v .. ' ui f V V ., 1 4' Q, A is ij ' y t A gl i I . M W, v rx mi' 1057,-,JI 7 ' pg f ' 1 ii? is ii 4 i ' i. Xin xx 1 f , .if ' Q 2 in at pq V ' I ' -.f ' ' M V gjv 'ff V ' - N' , 1 K 'b ' V .' QR if 7: to id 3 .fr Y- - iss A N' :A , ,. 5 ' , Q ' ' xi, fy-ex iff Q A 1 ,rx W1 ' .1 T ' R hey are becomlng accustomed . -:A K A in X5 R54 Q Q- . V K r -f- . - . N - x f-f5iir.F '.t.. jr O V' f 15 , i' -T ' 1 7 1 - ' . , , .a f X .1 fa '51 'fg 6 if' 1. .5 V LQ 'vi ' 1 .Y -- .1 --X.. iv , fl X rr ,. A' 4.,i'V 5, ' ' . , Q ' 7 A ' ,ig Q- i l o 1 - . a , , fl- x 4' R fl 5.9 x . J f r r a M- li rr i g. - Pj l : r A ,, P 3 4, 'iff S - .- O W' f a ' ' - ,ir R i r' .re X I f ROW ONE: jim Mansfield, Carolyn Marcell, Dale Markley, Joyce Marshall, jaync Martin, Virginia Martin, Bill Matthews, Sharon Mayberry. ROW TIVO: Diana McCain, Larry McCarty, Orval McCaughey, Lois McCorklc, Deii ayne McGowan, David McKay, june Mcliittrick, Shirley Mclilechan. ROW THREE: Margaret Melton, Judith Merrer, Ted Middleton, Jeanie Miller, Lawrence Miller, Sharon Mille. Mary Minor, Gary Minton. ROII' FOl'R: Gary Mitchell, Leonard Mitchell, Rose Anne Mitchell, jacylyn Montgomery. Carol Moore. Gary Moore, Marty Moore, Sidney Moore. ROI1' FIVE: Teddy Moore, Charles Morris. jon Morris, liarliara Morrieon, Diane Mot ton, Ethel Mossnian, Lougene Mounty. Marsha Mowder. ROW SIX: Edward Murray, Bill Miers, Nanny Nagel. Leona Narad, l'hylliQ Nine, Fred Nettleton, Brute Niblock, Dorothy Nichelson. ROI! SEVEN: Gloria Niflis, jinnnie Nolansl, Gt-ne Norton, jntly Olierhclnian. Glentla O'lJt-ll. Sylxia O'Neil, james Oxley, Sue Palmer. , 1 vt t ,, ' 1 ff - lf' VC- , 1 T x Y l I dl X! K , ' A 2' l ,iz , n it 4 ettt it aff' .1 K A r 'M hw tt.. ' 1 - ' , . V9 'Sz T 4 in , Q Z V A T t ,gf 355' P J P, 'ft with X NW 1 ntgf 'H P -5 fl f to the traditions of 'Chrisman F X fi - 5 f A Y 'V 1 ii! nge Q' r ,.' ' X i i ' Y I Q V ' 1 ,AY , 3 1 . P1 t M. is' v K l K Q A awe: . , . l y VM .A 23 4-,. lin' I ,,g'.,v if X A - ' 1 Q l ,, his .fa P 5 Q L ! w r' S L , ' V X. , 'gf V fi ' xlyr A x' m X A . , - ,t t QA' 7 ,.f i H 'A , it lf l V ll 7' - t.1 X Z U ' ROW ONE: .-Xnn Paris,Clztt'tnelit:1 Pznis, Connie Pztris, Nltron Paris, -Iztnct Patton, Henry Pearley, ju Peer, Luis Pence, ROW TIVO: Wilma Penton, llill l'ctimir.C11mlxn Pinwn. llarline Pitney, Shirley Pitney, Lintlzi Pitt5, Milliccnt l'ope, Ulm- Ptire. ROW Tlllllzli: Ancly l'iifh:nrl. L:n'1y Rztglznnl. Nancy Rgtgnszt, Bolt Raine. Kenneth Rzithmzinn, Gciziltl Recmd, jerry Ruling, jnrly Reilf. RUII' I 17l'lJ: Dnnztltl R1wclt,l.4n'tli Rcsth, Betty Rctn0ltls,Dz1lc Reynolds, Phillip Riflnmlscni. Hnrolcl Ricketts, Cilnxrk RiQingt-1, Itznic-Il Rrvgms. IIUII' I-II'li: Klcanne Rogers. Gemge Rolns. Kenneth Rose. Betty Rosa. Sunflm Rnuclclvtlwlt.Judith Rfn1tnn.Xl1nt Xnn Rnlln-ttfnrl. lnnct Snflclnan. ROII' SIX: Doris S1tllt't,,IrnCC Qziltct, Clint Sthliu. ,Iulic Sfltillcitltuig. Flifnlwtli Sthnllf. f'h.nltnt- Nrntu l7.txix Shikles, llveit Qiltcy. ROll'.S1'fl'1iX.' blank Sintpvrun, Izinitw Siinpsnn, Iitlwartl Snic-lxer. .Xliw Sntttlt lvnmm Nmnlv. I-xt-Ixn Smith, Lxntlzt Smith. Patrick Smith. 53 1 -.... J -, V- -e--- ... Q.. ., .. -..- , .: Y - 1 ' A: -,fz gf Y S f , , .N-'QV is V l , f is I Vs. . I A---W S l 'M l' W: ' S , , t .l . I , ,Z vt V , - 1 x I Arif, x fa 5, . .3 Q 'P ' - v 'I i 'Q' ,QA , I, thin f , A J gg l ' in 5 In their future years at Chrisman 9 ' .' 'a Z Aa 'la' X 'N' I g REE- ' K. 'ij I N' ' 2 3 in . - 5 1 ., .v ,lv ,W.4I X .' N Kgs a - l 1 I I H .IS W i A l I . ' 'iff '77, A ' V J' xv A fl X ' ,' lf' 1 4 ' QQ ' 1' i A . 9 A - 2 A . v .U 'I 7 ll ' .lv 'Q . 7 ' is - -Jr Al. ROW ONE: Phyllis Smith, Sonya Smith, Richard Smothcrs, Kenton Snively, Philip Sons, Stexcn Sopcr. Rosemary Stnvere. I,:u'ry Sparling. ROW TIVO: Shnron Stnvcs, Rolmcrt Stcwzlrt. I.z1rry Still, jack Stohcr, Milton Story, Klzxinve Street, Lzmv Street, David Strcctcr, ROII' THREE: Tilnothv Stuart. Iirnn Sullivan, Myrtle Sumter, Jimmie Sulhcllznnl, llonua Sutton, Carolyn Tann, Donna Taylor, George Taylor, ROII' FOVR: Mike Tztvlor, Src-von Tznlor, Boh Terhunc, tit-oigc Tcrrvlmcrrv. Dizinc Thilking, Dizmc Thonms, Bob 'lootlc. Richard 'l'rt-wott. RUII' FIVE: Vnl Trilmblc, john Trtunnu. Lzxrrv Turker, Richard Tudor. Clhnrlcne Turner. Clmilcs Turnci. Piiwillgi lxlci, janet Vuuglui. RUII' SIX: ,Iimmic Yc-nxartl. Linda Wzigcncr, Bill Wartlcl',Stcpl1en XV:n'c. Delores Wzniier, Innitc Wuircn, J. Ci. Wzut-iw, lutlith Watmn. ROII' Slfl'F.Y.' Harrv Wcuthcrfortl, Betty Weir, Carolvn Welch. Tommy West. Pzuncln Whitehead, Holm Wilrox. Iicttic Williams, Slllllljf' XVillimns. 5 l w L .45 'Q ': ' .9 , 'a W' 'SJ' ibm' I 'Q i gg t ' ' 7 f 4 .0 C fl ,fu ilu : 't 1 'S' . 3 . W t , . V L1 . . 11, g' '. 1 f J , ' et, 5--Q: H, 37 'Nr W 9 K ' ' 'Q N 5 V I' ,Ejl Qt' Q bf ' J I IA., .nt L. tx V, f 5 -Q K v 1 , ,Q . QL J it E xv it , at . Y I 9, , f , -. 6 , . ' I y y 'X . 5 . , f' , A X L, .- f t the 'll br' h l l ROW ONE: Gerald lVilliamson, J. D, Williamson, Jim YVillis, Tom Hfilloughby, Linda XVills, Bill Wills. Helen Wilson, Jean Wilson, ROW TIVO: Larry Wilson, lvilbur Wilson, . 3- 2, Larry lVingale, Barbara M'inholtz, Larry Woirhaye, Barbara M'ood, Barbara M'o0dy, Janice lVoo1lrulf, ROW THREE: Denny Wdoclsmall, Carolyn XVright, Jan Yllysong, Bev- fx erly Yoakum, Patricia Yocum, Harold Young, Janice Young, Sylyia Young. ROW FOUR: Ray Clark. S2lHtllZl Myers. l ff ' 1 JL, ,L if , NOT PICTURED: John Baily, Florence Beal, Bob-Brown, Karen Castle, Call Cubin, Gary Huntsucker, James Irvin, Bob Johnson, ,WW Deanna Masters. Karolyn McKittrick, Gene blfllllll, Sandra Myers, Leona Naratd. Artie Pippen, Dorotliy Sinclair, Gale Taylor, Nancy Todd. Horner Tucker, Jack Wimmer, Carol lv0I'llll3ll hw Latin II proyes enjoyable for the class as Carol Moore trans- lates exercises from the Latin text. Members of the class pic- tured are Pam Chiles, Mary Ellen Kirlley, Elizabeth Schultz, Joe Jennings, Barbara Davis, Bob lVoodsmall, Sheila Vroom, Betty Fulton. Jayne Martin, and Carmen Jones. karen Tottsley. Clrarlotte llanfrnd, Joey Sxnltelt, Pat n vrvurf- mlm Ruppert, and Clliarlrrttc llaxx. int-:nbc-is of Pttblitzttions lclass, are sorting Iintttrcs lm tln- wplunnmc ztntl junior --1 i' David Clow I Dick Beanie Doug Newport Lan-Y Lindsey v ' I ,. gm, eamwor an splrlt -5 N mi N ,mv--'K , if. .4,' ?.--fo, ' 4 Carl Williams W. , x J 'Q' L r x ' - 4-1 I Xa -2 , Q 1653, r . . . , .,.,, A 'Lp ' f :.35?'.- , . 3,55 if ax ,ri ij Gary Adams Bill Dawson W Captain The Chrisman Bears and Central Indians scramble for a loose ball. Bob llloodsmall I' vvmiams john Brown George Taylor Larry Moore .ff ' .wx-, ' r Ch lC'l' kg' f'f i'Z3f5f r Y- if aj ' ., f lffi? YW, . nm . N. ,, N41 .., V-22 .1 LQZLXQ 33 .,f . .r yiirfftrir :L 7 3 lv. ,nfl A qi: xi!! . S55 - R .,- 'Q .. . V' 6 to sr , . 'i'Ef' .Hw- L Q ... af :ff ' ...,Q . -M , 4, vhf' r iff' vw- :pw nv 4, .A David VVeddle Larry Hurshman rit - - yall brought vlctory to Chrlsman L Frank Lewis Larry Gunter Ranny Ward I4 Chrisman .... .,..... E ast 0 13 Chrisman ..,. .... N ortheast 6 0 Chrisman .... , . . Raytown 33 28 Chrisman ... .... Benton 7 0 Chrisman .... . ., Northtown 33 6 Chrisinan . . . .... Lafayette 6 7 Chrisinan .. . ... Van Horn 0 13 Chrisman . . . ,.,. Central 7 21 Chrisman .... ... De LaSalle 0 52 Chrisman ...,..., Wentworth 7 ' Luigi- wx- Ed Cooper Chrisman players congrzrlulale each other aflcr winning over North- lcasl for the hrs! time in sixteen years. Tnm Jones 101111 Tillie joe Keelon Tiger Lewis Sam Tryon 46 Nbr wit' ,fl 1,0-f-If -. '1 -A Y .1 u H 1 W, .Q J 6 jerry Hedrick junior Judi' Bafklel' Laura Gilbert junior .Snplmmnre C ,zfzafuair . ' - L' M if-121215: ' . f mr , ' 'ff I 1. o ' it Q : fist Jil 1- E:-. fi - - va 4 Zia, g' 'SV A , 1 Deanna Barmore V' . 0 Senior Wilma Mclilwee Queen .Q , 1 1- I i Peggy Lawrence Senior Beaut highlights homecoming festivities The Sl2lI'S of the homecoming festivities at halftime of the game with Benton were: Judy Barkley, junior attendantg jerry Hedrick, Queen Wiluia Mclilwee is handed a bouquet of flowers by her junior attendant: Peggy Lawrence, senior attendant: XVilma Mc- escort, Carl Williams, one of the Bears' co-captains. Penny Sue Eltvee, senior, queen: Deanna Barmore, senior attendant: and Miller, who carried the crown, and Sheldon jones, who carried Laura Gilbert. sophomore attendant. the flowers, watch. xn- 4' XX' X pdl' '.'-.pw X:-H' f ...,..-al Q., X Ronnic Brunsrm ya ,,'. A P L 1 ' Ties V3 ' M X - Hnrvvy YVrighl fy. 3 12. -Q.. 1 , BUD LUN! Juhnny Nvlsm lirvnl Dyrr Curl VVilli:uns i Inrlx Still to William Chrisman i ,. ,Q x a wwf, ,i,..,, JSR, A ,a In X , ,nw-1 -I flnrylN1iInhr'll John Mm-rig Cm'r1rX11x'lul! - 15' f- Ibm Lloyd Y Runnin' lkrllvr , ff- ' x 3. , A Managers Bobo Elliott :mul Duixnr' 'l'h:u'k0r ' -I4-rry Luss Brurz' H1-rlvog' . H .,-5 . L A Glenn r Ronni While standing as the band plays the national anthem, the capacity crowd in the new held house takes in the beauty r ofthe Bear's new home. Coach Travis Hopkins and managers, Bobo 9 Elliott and Mouse Thacker, use body as S well as verbal English to help the Bears. . 0 d I On January 18 the Bears moved into the new Chrisman y Heldhouse, located on the corner of Noland and Highway 24. The new gymnasium was very deserving of the victorious team Chrisman De Lasane Chr that played on its HOOP. Chrisman Van Horn Chr The varsity Bears, coached by Travis Hopkins, enjoyed a Chrismfm R0CkhUfSi gl: successful season as their seasonal record was 20-4. The Bears gkflsman IESREBSELH' Chi took Hrst place in the Northtown tournament by defeating Westport . Chr Rockhurst, Pem-Day, and Northtown in succession. In the Lee's Chrisman Benton .. Chr Summit tournament, the Bears gained third place by a loss to Chrisman Nprthtown gill! Pem-Day with Wins over Liberty and Lee's Summit. ghffsmf- Ilgiljfga Chf Other losses came from Central, Lee's Summit, and North- mmm Y Chl town. The Hornets were again the Pony Express Conference Chl champs while the Bears were entitled to second place with gk' . 1 their conference record of 8-2. Jerry Reed blocks a shot made by ' Paul Mitchell leaves East player, Charles Jim Whipple of Van Horn, Paul Mitchell makes a lay-up shot good as Yardley, behind in scoring a fast lay-up 7 Standing by is Kent Twyman of Ronnie Henderson of North Kansas City shot. Comstock and Brunson follow closely I Van Horn, fails to prevent Paulls making a shot. as insurance men. A Don C .. 3 any B t-Wm 'V 'va-Y V t 'ff 17 1' ,i i Mx ii ,, I lx I. gn 'ess l I r i i l r i .r it ,Q Il Il! ll r t Glenn Comstock Gary Adams Fred Budd l Individuals workin to ether l g g 'i vi . 1' iii ' fafguff' K' Tig W V WV Y rx Y-I A Visage- i i i i ii i r, - ii not W , V' 'V + W X v -L a A - 31 , K -.pQf7,m gs ,,s ,,., t, is ,, . ,yi il, ,, at y y v 1' t 0,65 whom on C15 rw 0 A Mp 1 f e f W MMS f ,QU f af- 7 J-.A f:ei1,w,.!f'1zff5 xl- ,HA 'W ,x J a ft 7. , Q -' 7' ' Q ,f-gh ' i WY' 'C' f t f i Q ,-Q of ,gfv L:r ' HW 'U' ,,.gv.,1'f T, MP5-V152 ' ri ii lffllf f i e M -:M frmef i , ,, ' aff - y y ,, ,l , - ,R 4 , , -,-' A , , ' , '2 t '?'2 if w if' f 'af f Qiiyf we , a J L- N li ROW ONE: Ed Landes, Fred Budd, Charles Adams, George Taylor. Bill Coen, jim Melton, Milton Story, Bob Hopkins. Tiger Lewis, George Hickerson, Bill Beeney, Larry Hurshman, C. Waters, D. Williamson, Douglas I Crawford, Robert Handy. Steve Bellew, John Boldizs, Jerry Beck, Anthony Johnson, ROW TWO: Mike Howe, l Douglas Johnson, Tom Alexander, Douglas Newport, Ed Cooper, Gary Adams, Joe Keeton, Gene Davis, John Brown, l Dick Beattie, Bill Barnhardt, Sam Tryon, Joe Allen, David Mock, Bob Motsinger, Jim Fairbanks, jim Wilson. ROW THREE: jesse Bradford. Denny Woodsmall, Gerald Luss, Don Crank, Ronnie Cotter, Gene Norton, John Morris, Dick Landes, Frank Lewis, Gerry Resch, Charles Garrett, David West, Don Rickman, Richard Lawrence, N Teddy Moore, Phil Egner, jim Egelston, DeWayne McGowan, David Greathouse. ROW FOUR: Jerry Record, Bob I l Raine, Joe Price, Brent Dyer, Glenn Comstock, Paul Mitchell, David Weddle, Bob Long, Jim Stuck, Ronnie Barkley, Bob Hansen, Bruce Hertzog, Larry Still, Terry Borchardt. l Gerry Resfh Ed Cooper Paul Mitchell ...ll s X' Ronnie Barkley David Mock Tiger Lewis represent Chrisman victoriously 1957 Track Schedule 1 March 16 Central Indoor at Fayette March 30 State Indoor at Columbia April 5 East High School A BL B team at East April 9 North Kansas City A 8: B team at North Kansas City April 12 Raytown A 8: B team at Ott stadium April 16 Mo, Valley Relays at Marshall April 25 William Jewell Relays at Liberty I April 29 Kansas City Relays at Kansas City May 2 Pony Express Con- ference Meet at Liberty -Q 1 May 10 St. Joe Relays at,St. joe May 17-18 State' Outdoor at Columbia 3- '3- 5' Til? .1 5 Coach Norman James and his managers, David Smith, Russell Penniston and John Gann, take time out from a hard day's work. Dick Lawrence .lim Melton Laffy Hurshman 'LV I ll 'Q' --- ,1 in.: . Jsvi-.:iP.x3. K- 'f .fwasfzf gf'z'+-254 ' gl x E. 4' -'a1':-- 115 ' FS' as S:-wr'-'...1--te.- -.- . 1 siaf l r i- i 5 f,3QE9:3g.'i5g 'lnltl ..,- 3.2.-.1 W stir-..:-...J I s-'gt ' muff? PS? i 'Q if ..x.. 'sf -ss 5 S gi i ? r so P fe 2 . 5 Q-- 5 1 2 5 i 'T C 3 3 Z 1 1 .Y . , , , I, ., -' . 'if ,.. ,, . W., y I 1 31 li, 1-5:21112-'T-15 5122: Seniors won distinguished honors ' joyce Aldridge: girls' glee club: Nauts. Barbara Alexander: mixed chorus: Thespians: one acts: sr. play: speech play: Nat'l Honor soc.: FHA. Thomas Alexander: track: ROTC: NRA: rifie team: Persh- ing rifles. john Allen: COE: track: basketball. john L. Allen: 'QC' club: track: football: ROTC. Shirley Allen: girls' glee club, V.-pres.: one acts: speech play: Nauts: FHA, sec. ferry Allin. Raymond Ander- son: Nat'l Honor soc.: Spanish club. fudith Ander- ton: mixed chorus. Sharon Andes: orchestra: Spanish club: Comm. club: FHA: FTA: COE. Patty Axhenhurrt: band: Nauts, sec., hist.: FHA. Shirley Bailey: FHA: Library club. famer Baker. Byron Barnet. Deanna Barrnore: Gleam, co-ed., class section: Shakes: homecoming attendant. joyce Beaty: HM club, rep.: student assistant-girls' gym. Virginia Becker: Shan Pageant: Shakes: Latin club: French club: Science club: Nat'l Honor soc.: Li- brary club: MU club. Mary Bennett: a cappella, treas.: Thespians, treas.: jr. play, student director: student council, parl.: Envoy, co-ed. lst page, circulation mgr.: Shan com- mittee: Shan Pageant: As Yous: Spanish club: Pep club, parl.: Honorary Battalion operations sponsor: Quill and Scroll: sr. play. Beverly Bentley: girls' glee club. Glenda Birdsong: Spanish club. Ed Bishop. jack Blankenship: mixed chorus. Pearl Blankenship. Richard Bogue: tennis. john Boldizs: ROTC. Della Bolton.' girls' glee club: Nauts. Pinckney Bowman: band: orchestra: ROTC: NRA. Betty Boone: stu- dent council: Shan Pageant: As Yous: Nat'l Honor soc.: Spanish club: Pep club. Torn Borchert: boys, glee club: Science club, pres.: NRA. Pat Borgrnan. Bettie Bossaller: mixed chorus: FHA: COE. jack Bowen. Bill Bowles. Daytha Bowler: COE, V.- pres. Sterling Bradley: Nat'l Art Honor soc.: Art club, v.-pres. Karen Bradrhaw: a cappella: mixed chorus: Natll Honor soc.: one acts, best actress: sr. play: Nauts: Spanish club: FTA. Bob Brand: COE, v.- pres. Ray Branic.' COE. Frank Braton. Charles Brightwell: ROTC. Kenneth Brightwell: track: basketball: football. farner Brinton: jr. play: debate: Science club, v.-pres., pres.: ROTC, Lt.: NRA. Carol Brixey. Thomas Brizendine: Thespians: one acts, 2nd place actor: speech play: NFL: debate, 7th in nation. 1956: student council: Latin club, v.-pres., pres.: ROTC, Battalion comm.: Nat'l Honor soc.: NRA, sec.: Pershing rifics. Benny Brown: band, 2nd Lt.: orchestra: student council. john Brown: HC club: track: football. Larry Brozvn: Spanish club: ROTC: NRA, v,-pres.: rifle team: Pershing rifles. Ezra Brurnjield: mixed chorus: Spanish club. Ronnie Brunton: HC club: track: basketball. Fred Budd: hand: track: football. Laurelle Burton: band. Bob Butcher: ROTC, lst Lt.: NRA. Henry Butler. Delores Cable: Nat'l Honor soc.: band: a cappella: 'RMP club. Sandra Cadwell: As Yous. ferry Cairns: Nat'l Honor soc. Laura Caldwell. Betty Lou Callahan: one acts. 2nd place actress: student council: Shan committee: Shan Pageant: As Yous, sec., v.-pres.: Spanish club: Pep club, cheerleader: Nat'l Honor soc. Cynthia Carl: Shan Pageant: As Yous, hist.: Spanish club. foye Carlile: girls' glee club: Pep club. ilflarcelene Car- lile: Art club: girls' glee club, treas.: FTA: Natll Honor soc, Lynda Carter: girls, glee club: Spanish club. Wayne Case: Spanish club: Shan Pageant: track: football. Carolyn Carkey: Natil Honor soc.: Thes- pians, treas.: one acts: sr. play: speech play: NFL, pres.: debate: student council: As Yous, pres.: Span- ish club, pres.: ROTC, Lt. ,Col. sponsor. Armeta Casteel. james Chapple: a cappella: boys' glee club: French club: ROTC: NRA: Pershing rifies. Clara Charlton. Phyllis Childers: girls' glee club: COE. faniee Cholak: girls' glee club: As Yous. Elizabeth Choplin: Natll Honor soc.: orchestra: a cappella: Thespians: sr. play: one acts, 3rd place actress: speech play: NFL: debate: As Yous: MM club, soc. chairman. Phillip Clark: Nat'l Art Honor soc: Art club: Nat'l Honor soc.: football. David Clow: band: one acts: sr. play: student council, v.-pres.: HC club: basketball: football. Patti Clyde: a cappella: girls! glee club: one acts: Nauts: Spanish club: COE. Stephen Cohoon: band: ROTC: NRA. Don Comstock: a cappella: boys' glee club: ROTC: NRA. Richard ROTC. Deanna Cooke: Science club. v.-pres.: Combs: Shakes: Spanish club. Glenn Comstock: UC club: track: basketball. Larry Coughenour: Art club: student council: Jeflersons: Memorial club: Chess club: French cluhg ROTC: NRA: fCentralJ. Dale Covey: Spanish club: sr. play: ROTC: NRA: Pershing rifles. Anna Cox: Nat'l Honor soc.: Pep club. lim Crall: band: Span- ish club: COE. Bryce Craven. lfrldie Crawford: mixed chorus: track. Clifford f,'n'r1tl1azt'.' one acts: jr. play: sr. play: student council: Shan Pageant: Spanish club: COE: ROTC Lillian Crick: mixed chorus: Shakes, rep.-hist.. pres.: Pep club: M Club, sec. Bill Cronenbold: COE, Vrrlin Cro,t,t: girls' glee cluhg Nautsz FHA: l,ihrzu'y club. pres.: COE. Patty Crozr: girls' glee club. -lark Crozi'f'.' ROTC: NRA. Beverly Crate: Natl Honor soc.: Shakes: Latin club, xx-pres.: FTA: tennis: M club, Downey: mixed chorus, speech play. David Draper: They may he proud of the record rep., student assistant-girls' gym. Mary Cruz: mixed chorus, girls' glee club, Spanish club. Karen Cur- nutt: Gleam, co-ed., departmental section, Shakes, Bill Dawson: UC club, football, sr. play. Marlene Deaver: Nat'l Honor soc., a cappella, Spanish club, FTA, treas. Marian Dieckrnan: band, orchestra, Spanish club, FTA. Geraldine Dillee: Nat'l Honor soc., mixed chorus, Nauts, Spanish club, sr. play. Don Dorman: band, Science club. William Dorrance: Spanish club, COE, ROTC. Diane Douglas: mixed chorus, COE. Madeline Dowell: mixed chorus, girls' glee club, COE. janet NFL, debate. jack Duff: tennis, track, basketball, football. Esther Duncan.' Nat'l Honor soc., Nauts, Science club, treas. Betty Dunham: girls' glee club, Roberta Durnell: Nat'l Honor soc., band, orchestra, HM club, pres., sports eapt. Patricia Dutton. Hilde Eberle: Nat'l Art Honor soc., hist.-rep., pres., Art club, pres., treas., Thespians, V,-pres., speech play, student council, Envoy, co-ed. sports page, art ed., Shan Pageant, As Yous, hist., Spanish club, Pep club, tennis, JRC, Art chairman, Quill and Scroll. Carolyn Elgin: girls' glee club, sec., Nauts, chap., FHA, sec., v.-pres. Bob Elliott: Nat'l Honor soc., a cappella, Thespians, one acts, jr. play, sr. play, stu- dent council, ROTC, Battalion Ex. Officer, NRA pres., Pershing rifles, drillmaster, pres., jr. class: pres., sr. class, v.-pres., soph. class. Harry Elliott: track, basketball, football. joseph Embleton: COE. Willis Epperson. Marna Etter: girls' glee club. Gary Fish. Eunice Flagg: mixed chorus. Mike Fligg: Nat'l Honor soc., band, Thes- pians, one acts, jr. play, sr. play, student council, ROTC, lst Lt., NRA, Pershing rifles. Alice Free- man: treas., soph. class, Nat'l Honor soc., student council, Quill and Scroll, sec., Gleam, co-ed. De- partmental section, Shan Pageant, Shakes, treas., Spanish club, Pep club. Carl Gillespie: Science club, rep., ROTC. juditlz Gillespie: mixed chorus, treas., Quill and Scroll, Gleam, co-ed. class section, Shan Pageant, Shakes, v.-pres. Maurine Garrett: girls glee club, Spanish club. Elizabeth Given: Nat'l Honor soc., band, orchestra, Quill and Scroll, parl., Gleam, co-ed. class section, editor-in-chief, Shan committee, pub. chairman, Shan Pageant, Nauts, hist., chap., treas., v.-pres., Latin club, sec., FTA. Marilyn Goodman: Nat'l Honor soc., As Yous, v.- pres,, sr. play. Nancy Graham: band, Envoy, ed. 3rd page, Quill and Scroll. janice Gregg: FHA, treas., parl., NI club. Wallace Gross. Bette Grubbs: girls' glee club, Nauts. Elsie Guiloy: mixed chorus, FHA, COE. Larry Gunter: Nat'l Honor soc., MC club, football, co-capt. Robert Haas: band, boys' glee club, speech play, Spanish club, ROTC, NRA, Pershing rifies. Carol Haight: Nat'l Art Honor soc., Art club, Shan Page- ant? As Yous, chap., treas., Spanish club, HM club, treas., v.-pres., student assistant-girls' gym. Harold Hake: COE. janice Hall: mixed chorus, girls' glee club, Comm. club, sec., Pep Nat'l Art Honor soc., Art Margaret Halliburton: Art Ham: Thespians, pres., jr. play, student council, Shan club, FTA. Mary Hall.' club, treas., Pep club. club, a cappella. jim play, sr. play, speech Pageant, Spanish club, v.-pres., ROTC. Hugh Hammond: orchestra, pres., 2 yrs., Nat'l Honor soc., debate, student council, Spanish club, Science club, treas., ROTC, NRA, rifle team, john Hancock: Science club, parl., ROTC, NRA. Ernest Hansen.' band, speech play, NFL, Nat'l Honor soc., debate, Shan Pageant, ten- nis, football. Harold Harbaugh: mixed chorus, golf, track, football. Marilyn Harris: Art club, rep., Thes- pians, see., one acts, jr. play, student council, Gleam, Shan Pageant, As Yous, Spanish club, Pep club, cheerleader, Quill and Scroll, ROTC honor- ary sponsor, JRC. Richard Harter: ROTC, NRA, rifle team, Persh- ing rifles. Mary Lou Haskins: girls' glee club, stu- dent council, Nauts, Comm. club, treas, Linda Hays: Nat'l Honor soc., As Yous, COE, sec., COE state v.-pres. Dick Hearnes: C club, track, foot- ball. Gary Heaviland: Nat'l Art Honor soc., ROTC, comm. Co. D, NRA. Edward Heinlein: mixed cho- rus, football. Harold Hensley. joann Higginbotham: Nauts, Spanish club. Sheila Highley: Nat'l Honor soc., Shan committee, Shan Pageant, Nauts, pres., parl., v.-pres., Spanish club, HM club. janice Hil- ker: Nat'l Honor soc., Nauts, sec,, Spanish club, FHA. Wayne Hobbs.' ROTC. Darrell Hodges. Gary Holmes: COE. Alice Fawn Hooker: Nat'l Honor soc., sec., orchestra, rep., sec., concertmistress, a cap- pella, pres.,Thespians,rep., sr. play, student council, treas., Spanish club, Spanish Fiesta, Pep club, ROTC, honorary sponsor Co. C, sec., jr. class. Arthur Hoover: mixed chorus, boys' glee club, ROTC, NRA, rifle team, Pershing rifles. jeanette Horne: girls' glee club. jim Hough: ROTC: NRA, rifle team. judy Howe: Spanish club, Pep club. Constance Howard. Elinor Hubbard: girls' glee club. Lola Huber: COE. jo Ellen Hudson: Shan Pageant, As Yous, Spanish club, French club. Carol Huggins: Nat'l Honor soc., one acts, sr. play: speech play, l 75 lnqr. W lt E- ll s l l l 2 tl rl l I :. ll 4 I l l I i E which they have left at Chrisman NFL: debate: Shan Pageant: As Yous: Spanish club: Pep club. Roberta Hunker: orchestra: As Yous: Spanish club. Larry Hurshman: UC club: track: basketball: football. Pat Hurshrnan: a cap- 7 D johnson: Nat'l Honor soc.: band: orchestra: a cap- pella: jr. play: sr. play: speech play: Shan Pageant: As Yous: Spanish club, Pat johnson: Pep club. Sharon jones: Nat'l Honor soc.: orchestra, v.-pres.: pella' Uirls' glee club: triple trio: double trio. Loretta a cappella: student council: Shan committee: Shan Pageant: Shakes, pres.: Pep club, treas.: FTA, treas. Tom jones: Shan Pageant: Spanish club: track: football. Roger jones: ROTC. Ira Kackley: COE: football. Frank Kantnzan. Vernon Keesee: COE: track: ROTC. Shirley Kepley: girls' glee club: Shan Pageant: Shakes. Gene Kinnaman. Willie Kirst: a cappella: boys' glee club. Ursula Klingeman: Nat'l Honor soc.: mixed chorus: MU club: student as- sistant-girls' gym. Carolyn Kozak: As Yous: Comm. club: COE. Donna Kralicek: Natll Art Honor soc., treas.: Art club, rep.: jr. play: sr. play: Shan Page- ant: Shakes: Spanish club: Pep club. Barbara Kroesen: girls' glee club: Spanish club: Library club, V.-pres. Donnie Landes: Art club: track. Leona Lander: Pep club. Roberta Langford: girls' glee club: Spanish club. deAnne Larcade: As Yous: Spanish club: French club, V.-pres.: FHA: FTA, v.-pres., treas. Pat Lati- mer: Nat'l Honor soc.: Spanish club: As Yous:' Science club. Peggy Lawrence: Thespians: jr. play: sr. play: student council, sec.: Quill and Scroll, V.- pres.: Envoy, co-ed. 1st page, circulation mgr.: Shan Pageant: JRC: As Yous, hist.: Pep club, pres.: sec., soph. class: v.-pres., jr. class: Homecoming attend- ant: Girls' state, Richard Lawrence: track: football. Frank Lewis: sr. play: football: track: MCU club. joseph Lewis: Art club: Nat'l Honor soc.: ROTC. Richard Lewis: HC club: track: football. Ronald Lienau: Spanish club: debate: NFL: ROTC. Gary Lujj: one acts: jr. play: speech play: student council: ROTC: NRA: Pershing rifles: Firing squad: drill squad. Carolyn Luther: Thespians: student council: Gleam, co-ed. sports section: Envoy, co-ed. sports page: Shan Pageant: As Yous, parl.: Pep club, rep.- hist.: Quill and Scroll. Roberta Mallinson: FHA: COE. judy Maness: mixed chorus: girls! glee club. jerry Mansfield. Norman Maples: Science club: ROTC. Eddie Martin: COE, treas. julianna .Mar- tin: Art club: FHA: NRA: rihe team. Barbara Mason: Latin club: Science club: FHA: COE: 'KM,' club. judy .Maxon: Thespians: one acts: play: Shan committee, treas.: Shan Pageant: Shakes: Spanish club: Latin club, treas.: Science club, rep., 76 sec., pres.: Pep club: FTA. treas., v.-pres. Barbara r'VIcAhan: a cappella: girls' glee club: COE. Della Rose McAnally: mixed chorus: girls' glee club: COE: rifie team. Sharon illcfforkle: Shan Pageant: As Yous: Spanish club: Pep club: FTA: NRA: riiie team. Ben .McDani.'l: COE. Wilma 1VIcElwee.' Art club: Nat'l Art Honor soc.: As Yous, rep.: Home- coming attcndant: Homecoming queen. Lawrence McLees: tennis. Loretta NlcLees. Gordon rlflead: band: a cappella, V.-pres.: boy' glee club: ROTC. james Melton: student council: track: basketball. Bill rlflengel: band: a cappella: boys, glee club: speech play: Spanish club. Ruth Ann Merrick. Earlene Middleton: mixed chorus: COE. Daniel Miller: Spanish club. Lawrence Miller: Latin club: Science club: ROTC: NRA. Paul Mitchell: MCU club: track: basketball. David Mock. Eugene Moore: COE: ROTC: NRA. Larry Moore: band: Latin club: C club, v.-pres.: track: basketball: football. Teddy Morton: mixed chorus: COE. David Morris: COE: ROTC. Robert Mot- singer: band, lst Lt.: orchestra: a cappella: boys' glee club: speech play: Spanish club: track. judy Munsterrnan: Nat'l Honor soc. jim Nance: ROTC: NRA. johnny Nelson: basketball: track. Billie Net- tleton: Comm. club. Charlotte Newby: girls, glee club: Spanish club. Shirley Newby: girls' glee club: Spanish club. Richard Nichols: band. Charlotte Nickerson. Kathy Nigh: Nat,l Honor soc.: Thespians, sec.: one acts: jr. play: speech play: student council: Quill and Scroll, pres.: Cleam, co-ed., departmental sec.: Shan committee, v.-pres.: Shan Pageant: As Yous, pres.: soc. chairman: Spanish club: Pep club, v.-pres.: treas., jr. class. jo Ellen Nolan: Shan Pageant: Shakes: Spanish Fiesta: Spanish club. john Norton: COE: ROTC: NRA, Nancy OJConnor: mixed chorus: jr. play: stu- dent council, chairman of Beartown com.: Cleam, co-ed. sports section: Shan Pageant: Shakes, treas.: Pep club, JRC: Honorary Sponsor Co. B: Halloween attendant, queen: v.-pres., sr. class. Milda Beth Geser: orchestra. Margaret Paris. Carolyn Paul: girls' glee club: Comm. club, v.-pres.: FTA. Allan Pendleton: ROTC. janet Phillips. Shirley Pottker: As Yous, sec.: sr. play. rlflary Polina: Spanish club. Patricia Powers: girls' glee club. Don Preston. rlflerlyn Pruitt. Ilene Rathrrzann: girls' glee club. james Reagin: Nat'l Honor soc.: a cappella: rep.: boys' glee club: Thespians, rep.: one acts: jr. play: sr. play: Cleam: ed. intro. and div. pages: Shan Pageant: Spanish cluh: rep.: Spanish Fiesta: Quill and Scroll. Gary Resell. Ceralcl Resch: Nat'l Honor soc.: stu- Jul, These predlct a successful future dent council: C club: football. Rorentary Rexch. jim Reynolds: COE, xx-pres.: football. Ramona Rey- noldt: band: FHA. johnny Richardxon: student council: Science club: track: football: ROTC: NRA: rifie team: Pershing rifles. Ilrlartha Riddle: band: Spanish club: COE. judith Rinehart: band: orchestra: Shan Pageant: As Yous, sec. Wendel Robiron: mixed chorus: ROTC. llflary Rogers: mixed chorus: As Yous: Spanish club. Dallas Rott: track. Nancy Ruppert: mixed chorus: girls' glee club: Nauts: Comm. club: FHA. Gloria Ryan: FHA, Carol Sage. Violet Sallee: a cappella: COE. Don Salter: a cappella: boys' glee club: Spanish club: ROTC. fanice Sandaye: mixed chorus. ferry San- ders: Art club, Michael Saxton: student council: Science club: ROTC: NRA: Pershing rifles. Frank Schzcartz: ROTC. foe Schwartsx one acts: play: sr. play: speech play: Shan Pageant: ROTC: Pershing rifles. janet Scott: band: Shan Pageant: Shakes: Spanish club: M club. john Scott: band: boys' glee club: Thes- pians: one acts: jr. play: sr. play: Science club: ROTC: NRA riHe team: Pershing rifles. Delmar Seger. Danny Sharon: NFL: debate: Spanish club: golf: football, manager. Kay Shedd: Nat'l Honor soc.: Spanish club: Library club. Rozella Sheltzlzerd: Shan committee: Nauts, pres.: Spanish club: FHA. Ollie Sheley: band. -loan Shernzan: Nat'l Honor soc. Zelia Shipman: girls' glee club: jr. play: Pep club: FHA: student assistant-girls' gym, Gladys Sholes: girls' glee club. Sandra Shutt: mixed chorus: girls' glee club: Shakes. Ruth Ann Sirncorky: As Yous, rep.: Spanish club, rep.: Pep club. Garry Simons: orchestra: a cappella: Spanish club, Bill Smith: COE: ROTC. Charlet Smith: ROTC. Kathaline Smith. rllary Kay Smith: Art club: Nauts, rep. Mona Smith: student council: Spanish club: Pep club. Sandra Snedeyer: band: girls' glee club: Spanish club. Sharon Soule: Nat'l Honor soc., pres.: jr, play: student council: Shan committee, pres.: Shan Pageant: As Yous. v.-pres., soc. chairman: Spanish club: Pep club. parl.. sec. Charlet Spottv: band: ROTC: NRA. lflizaheth Stark: Nat'l Art Honor soc.: Art club, Pres., sec.: band: Shakes. Sara Stauffer. ,Morris Stefrlzenrf French club: track: foot- ball, Bill Steuerzfon: football. Gerald Stuart. Don- natue Stobaugh: girls' glee club: Comm. club v.-pres.. treas.: MM club: student assistant-girls' gym. Afeanne Stoner. Gerrzlrl Stott-get: Spanish club: ROTC. Beverly Strick: Natl Honor soc.: orchestra: a cap- pella: Shakes: Pep club. Harold Stezeart: COE: football. Donna Sutton : a cappella: student council: Shan Pageant: Shakes: Pep club. rlflary Sue Taber: band: orchestra: Envoy. ed. 2nd page: As Yous, rep.: Spanish club: Quill and Scroll: Nat'l Honor soc. Geraldine Tana'y: Nat'l Honor soc.: a cappella: Nauts. Diana Taylor: band: mixed chorus: Pep club. Nellie Taylor: a cappella: Comm. club, rep., V.- pres., pres.: FTA, rep., pres, Rosa Lee Taylor: girls' glee club. Duane Thacker: track: basketball: football, Evelyn Thief: mixed chorus, Dorothy Thonzjlxon. Mona Thornfrton. Rnttell Thornpton: COE. Barbara Tindall: French club. Duane Titur. jane Todd: Nat'l Art Honor soc.: Art club: Pep club. fanice Tolle: COE. Elisabeth Tucker: Nat'l Honor soc.: student coun- cil: Quill and Scroll, treas.: Envoy, ed.-in-chief: Shan Pageant:Shakes, rep.-hist., sec., treas.: Spanish club: FTA. sec.. pres.: DAR good citizen award. Wayne Tucker: COE: ROTC: NRA. Mack Turner: Art club: Spanish club, v.-pres.: French club, pres. Terry Turner: Envoy, co-ed. sports page: ROTC, PIO: Social science club. ,lack Van Tuyl: COE: ROTC. judy Vaughn. Ranxorn Ward: a cappella: football. fudy Warren: Nat'l Honor soc.: Gleam, ed. administration sec.: Shan Pageant: Shakes, parl., chap.: Pep club: Quill and Scroll, Miclzael Waters: band: Spanish club: ROTC: NRA. Lyrle Weeks: Nat'l Honor soc.: a cappella: Thespians: speech play: sr. play: NFL, V.-pres.: student council, pres.: Shan Pageant: ROTC, Battalion S-3. McCormick Medal: NRA: Pershing rifles: American Legion Oratorical winner, 3 yrs. Ed Weir. Ann Welch: Shakes: Library club: COE. fini Welch: COE: ROTC: NRA. Irina Wetzel: Nat'l Honor soc.: mixed chorus: girls' glee club. jean Wheeler: Nat'l Honor soc.: a cap- pella: Spanish club, Donald White: COE. Karen Whitehead: girls' glee club: Nauts. Carl Williams: track: basketball: football. ferry Williarrzr. Katie Willianzr: Art Club: FHA. Walter Williarnr: C club: track: football. Denieth Wilson: Nat'l Honor soc., v.-pres.: Spanish club: Latin club: Pep club: Library club. Dennir lfVood.' COE: ROTC. Robert Woodrnzall: Science club: track: football: ROTC. Thomas Woolley, Loretta Worknzon: FHA, treas.: BI club, treas.: student assistant-girls' gym: JRC. Harvey Wright: Nat'l Honor soc.: Nat'l Art Honor soc.: Art club. Rebecca Wright: girls' glee club. Tom Wright. Kay Zion: Thespians: NFL: debate: stu- dent council: Gleam, co-ed. club and soc. section: Shan Pageant: As Yous: French club. sec, Kenneth Zumzcalt: ROTC. 77 nf- x- fa. -.-...-.----....- xg jx, Sharon Soule, president, pins a yellow carnation on new member, Jane Hunt, as Lysle Weeks pins a blue and yel- low ribbon badge on Eddie Cooper. These are emblems, signifying- membership in the National Honor society. Membership is based upon scholarship, service, leader- ship, and character. Sharon Soule and Alice Fawn Hooker welcome K. Nigh, B. Callahan, L, Long, T. Meloan, M. Smith, C. Bulla- more, and G. Resch as they come forward to receive their emblems at the annual Honor society assembly. Forty seniors and twenty-two juniors were inducted into the Chrisman Chapter February 26. Honor society stresses scholarship 1 Op! if M NA' ROW ONE: U. Klingeman, K. Shedd, L. Tucker, treasurer: A. F, Hooker, secretaryg S. Soule, president: D. Wil- son, vice-president, A, Freeman, L. Johnson, E, Given, C. Caskey. ROI1' TWO: P. Latimer, C. McCarty, S. Jones J. Wheeler, M. Deaver, K. Bradshaw, J, Warren, M, Taber, M, Denham, M. Denham. D. Cable, K. Nigh, B. L Callahan. ROW THREE: Munsterman, B. Crute, Hunt. A. Cox, D. Bates, M. Clemens, B. Blum, B. Alexander, A. Kelli-y, J. Doig, L. Hays, G. Cleary, R, Durnell, C. Huggins, J. Hilker. ROW FOUR.' D. Yocum, I. Wctzcl, P. Mil ler, B. Boone, B. Huhn, L. Long, G, Tandy, G Dillee, V. Becker. J. Sherman. E. Duncan, A. Tommey, B. Trescott, J. Oherhelman, M, Carlile, L. Hays, S. Highley. ROW FIVE: L. Weeks, E. Cooper. C. Bullamore, R. Anderson, M. Smith, 'l'. Meloan. J. Reagin, M, Fligg. H. Hammond, P. Clark. J, Cairns, T. Brizencline, B. Elliott, H. NVright, E Hansen, L. Gunter. G. W. Resrh. 1 -vw --0. Making plans for initiating new members into the National Thespian society, which is devoted to the advancement of dramatic arts in secondary schools, are Alice Fawn Hooker, Hilde Eberle, Bob Elliott, A Jim Ham, and Kathy Nigh. The primary aim of A the society is to make students intelligent consumers of the dramatic arts. V? 3 ..1.-an l I f . 13 , .A t, lj ' ff , isis l i l Linda Jane Clements, Carolyn Caskey, Jeannine Hutchings, and Linda Long are reading the Chris- man Troupe chartcr. Membership in this honorary soeiety stresses participation in dramatic arts as the means of teaching boys and girls standards of eval- ' uation and appreciation of the theater, radio, and the screen, tl. s Thespians reward actors and actresses rf 'QI X'7 Q1 'S' M -..,, O1 I 1CERS: Alice Fawn Hooker. reporter: Mary Bennett, treasurerg Jimmy Ham, presiclentg Hilda Eberle vice- presiclr-ntg Marilyn Harris, secretary. ROW TWO: L Clements J Hutchings L Long C Caske C L h . , . , . A, . y, . ut cr, B. Alexander, K. Niqh. ROW TIIREEJ W, Dugger, L, Weeks,M. Fligg, B. Elliott,1. Reagin. 79 --' an v its f , , 2.1 5. . - is as ' 1 , OFFICERS: Alice Freeman, secretaryg Peggy Lawrence, vice-presidentg Kathy Nigh, prcsidentg Libby Tucker, treas- urer. ROW TWO: D. Maness, M, Clemens. johnson, C Luther, Vlarren, M, Taber, M, Bennett. ROW THREE. fn 1 .-1 4 I l ss D. Bates, A, Tommey, L. Soper, B, Trescott, M, Heinrichs C. Handy, B, Blum. ROW FOUR: C. Hanford, Gil- lespic, B, Huhn, Reagin, H. Eberle, M. Harris, N Graham. uill and Scroll awards journalists sl C lg . ,',,,Q fa: V' J L ' . f X -N . -,K . X f N N Q ft xi' Bin' ' ' 1 4-i , Kl.i,e,A-x Peggy Lawrence. Kathy Nigh, Hilde Ebeile, and james Reagin admire the pin and emblem, symbols of Quill and Scroll. the international honor society for journalists. Stu- dent members must be in the upper third of their class scholastirally and must have done superior work in some phase of journalistic endeavor. P4 mn .. r 41 , Elizabeth Tucker, Alice Freeman. Beverly Huhn, Beverly Trescott, and Elizabeth Given read the Quill rind Scroll magazine which presents authoritative articles dealing with concrete problems on every phase of newspaper and yearbook work. Members must be juniors or seniors. rec- ommended by the adviser. and approxed by the execu- tive secretary. tj i .N var ,,....f OFFICERS: Lewis, vitc-prcsitlcnlg H, Elxerle, presidentg M. Hull, scc1'cta1t'yg D. Ktalicck, ll'U2IsLll'Cl'. ROW TIVO: Mr, L Brulcy, C. Haight, V. Fletcher, L. Stark, R. Resch. ROW THRIili: S. Bradley, l', Clark, H. Wright. NOT PICTURED: V Griflicc, G. Heaviland, C. McCarty, L. Middleton, j. Todd. , NAHS increases knowledge of art . gm It-4 , pf ,Q if I l 2:81 ' H 1 yin 9 ' 9 xfx g lllltlv lihutlc, Runnlc Roch. and jvc Lewis arc sketching NI1. lhztlui. :nt insttuurn, is slmwing the good points ol' ,xn H uvcy XYt'igI1l. lhcxt' xitnlvnls Luc :ill int-xnbcrs of National al1stx1lzl4li':1wix1g tollililvl-1lrc1lc,LiL Stalk zlntl Sltlllllg Brad Xtt hnnul xuticly. Icy. 81 , , ima ,. ff 9'h.'l ' fi OFFICERS: L. Weeks, vicefpresidentg C. Huggins, SSCYCIZITY-lI'C2lSlll'Cl'Q C. Caskey, presidentg E. Hansen. ROW TIVO: S. Childers, M. lVebb, E. Choplin, S. Epperson, L, Long, D. Lienau, 1. Hutchings, L. Clements, J. Huggins. ROIV THREE: L. Dickensheets, G. Moore, T. Brizendine, D. Draper, R. johnson, li. Draper. FL brings honors to school and communit JTA' X' l' 2 , . C. Caskey, T, Brizendine, and L. Weeks proudly show the Tau In a pxactite tlelvalc jackie Huggins is hnding material in the Kappa Alpha trophy to E. Hansen and C. Huggins. Speech tartl lile whilcjexmnine Hutchings gixes a speech, Linda Clem- classes at Chrisman have been accumulating points toward the ents und Ml Diaper, the opposing team, listen intently. trophy since 1934. With the 42 points earned by the 1956 con- testants, they were able to bring home the coveted trophy. 82 .IL ,959 1 ' 3 ' y f ' if 5 Carolyn Caskcy, Peg Lawrence, l'atti Miller and Kathy Nigh Hilde Eberle, Lilllfil MCll0l1, Jlldy JO J0l'1l1S0l1, Mafilyll H2if1'iS happily adniirg the trophy whigh their goqigly won in the Shan Marilyn Gootlnuni, and Carolyn Luther are shown gathering literary contest this year. toys which they took to a Negro orphanage at Christmas time. As-You-Like-It Dramatic Society OFFICERS: L. johnson, treasurer, second semester, J. Rinehart, secretary, second scniestetg M. Goodman, vicevpresident, setoncl semester, C. Caskey, president, second semester, K. Nigh, president, first scmesterg B. Callahan,vice-president, First semesterg S. Pottker, secretary, lirst seniesterg C. Haight, treasurer, hlst semester. ROW TWO: F. Street, M. Bennett, C. Carl, M. Taber, reporter, H. liherle, historian, J. Hunt, chaplain: W. Mcl-Ilwee, reporter: S. Sonle, social chairmang C. Luther, parliainentatriang L. Melton, M. Melton, L, Brown, j. Huggins, Childers. KOH' THREE: S. Kililer, D. Larcade, V. Wlest, E. Choplin, G. Hedrick, j. Spangler, A. Kelley, L. Spillman, G. Cleary, C. Handy, J. Hutchings, M. Rogers, B. McCormick, P. Lawrence, C. Mikes, M. Fresonki, L. Gilbert, D. McCain. ROW FOUR: V. Grirlicc, B. jackson, P. Latimer, L. Wills, j. DeTray, P. Miller, L. Long, M, Harris, C. Brazeal, K, Hansen, J. Hudson. LI. Vaughan, J. Cholak, B. Boone, XV. Penton, M. Kirtley, L. Israel, J. johnson, f - s 1 l ,r 4 L f ... - A .-.43- l l l l l il l l l ll ll l l l l IC 1, 8 3 l l l UlfFICli1i.S': D. Walters, reporter, second semester, P. Ashenhurst, secretary, hrst semester, P. Yvard, vice-president, First semester, S. Highley, president, lirst semester, R. Shepherd, president, second semesterg E. Given, vice-president, second semester, treasurer, lust SCIHCSICTQ Hilker, secretary, second semester: J. Owen, treasurer, second semester. ROW TWO: D. Richards, D. Bliss, R. Bussard, K. Miller, M. YVatterson, C. Heidc, M. Smith, C. Elgin, B. Ballou, N. Kramer, I. jones, Baker, B. Reeves, BI. Clostigan. ROII' THREE: K. Bradshaw, j. Vaughn, C. NIcBee, l-1. Duncan, J. Brackenbury, J. Beal, L. Whiting, J. Gentry, j. Hackler, J. Clank, L. Laswell, B. Resch, P. Huskisson, M. Cunningham, S. Cooley. ROW FOUR: C. Franklin, B. Kreegcr, S. Noland, G. O'Dell, P. Whitehead, C. Hays, C. Dillee, B. Gruhlms, V. Cross, C. Sage, J. Aldridge, N. Ruppert, C. Gentry, A. Baker, I'. Foulks, S, Bredehoft, M. Coffman. autilus Literary Society YQ. Vx, I , Elimhcth Given and Jan Owen admire Dixie Walters' new ,lnnifc Hilker, Rwcllu Slwplicnl. l'ally Ashvnlillrsl, Sheila Namilug Charm, Highly, and Patty Wald are reading the society poem, The Chzunhcied Nautilus. by Olixcr Wendell Holmes, 8+ urst 1d IO: I. L. C. IN. reila The OFFICERS: Nl, Clemens, reporter, second semester, j. Warren, parliamentarian-chaplain, first semesterg Gillespie, vice- presiclent, second semester, L. Crick, reporter-historian, first semester, president, second semester: S. Jones, president, first semester. parliamentarian-chaplain, second semesterg S. Kepley, vice-president, first semester, secretary, second semester: L. Tucker, secretary, first semester, treasurer, second semester: A. Freeman. treasurer, hrst semester. ROW TWO: M. Denham, RI. Denham, E. Schultz, C. jones, J. Maxon, M. johnson, L. Lightfoot, D. Kralicek, K. Curnutt, D. Barmore, A. Butcher, N. Crick, Ii. j. Huher. ROW THREE: L. Clements, NVeber, S. Zannnarf L. Smith, B. Blum, Sackett, B. Trescott, D. Lienau, D. Boyes, N. Taylor, S. Bartlett. J, Williamson, E. Kruger, B. Burnup. ROH' FOUR: j. Ollerhelman, S. Shutt, B. Crute, Scott, Z. M. Ratcliff, M. Salslrury, L. Super, B. Huhn, B. Fulton, V. Becker, J. Nolan, I. Gordon, L. Wagener, Hlarren, Lindsay, l'. Chiles, J. Oberhelman. Shakespearean Literary Society With her big sister Alice Freeman, Donna Boyes takes the oath from second semester president, Lillian Crick, at the formal initiation. K. 0 . Q c I 9' 1 P Ianct Scott shorts the medals non by then society in the recent literary contest, to Deanna Barxnore, Shirley Kep- ley, Earlene Kruger and judy Gillespie. 85 1 4 l .5' -I .ll is V1 OFFICERS: R. Rcsch, vice-prcsirlenlg M. Hull, ucasurerg H. Llhcrlc, plcsiilenlg L. Slznl-4. SCCI'Cl2ll'yQ RI. Harris, rcporler. ROII' TIVO: Mr. Louis Bralcy, sponsorg D. Galloway, D. Mcliuin. Nl. Hzillilxurlon, j. 'l'mlLl, H. liliclchruchl, S. Mills, D. Krulicck, Schultz. ROII' THREE: C. Haight, S. Noland, I., llohsmi, IJ. Landcs, I.. Rlirldlclun, l'. Clark, H, Wright, S. Blmllcy, V. Fletcher. Art Club furthers artistic interest K1 4 X S Liz Stark, Donna Kralicck, and Phillip Clark, members of Art clulJ.1nc nmlzling play into various ohjccls. Dur- ing lhc year lhc .ML cluh lakes many liclrl and sketch trips. ill OFFICERS: N. Taylor, reporlerg C. Paul, vice-pxesidentg C. Sage, presitlenlg J. Hall. secretary: M. Haskins, treasurer. ROW TIVO: M. Stillwell, D. Faris, IJ, Slohaugh, S. Scott, j. Worrel, Miss Paige, Sponsor. ROII' THREE: Gutridge, j. Pearee, Vaughn, B. Nettlelon, N. Ruppert, P. Whittle. Commercial club points to business careers C. Paul xintl N. laylor dictate to C. Sage as she types. The com- mercial department helps to prepare the students to take positions in the husiuess world when they leave Chrisman. During the year they lake lieltl trips and have speakers frnm the various business hrms. i W, l l ll l li ll 1 l l ll 1 l l l we N .. . in ji, is - a li Q, 1 v f , 5 W' , P S ' F M ,, Q Q7 f 44.3, W 3' XJ' ' J W, , if 'V '19, - .lg ,EP ' ,z Q 4 'XX , t gasiii-' 5 MK Y 55.573 Wu, 'Silt r, ,.. Future homemakers stud homemaking 9 OFFICERS: L. Morales, president, C. Elgin, vice-presidentg S. Allen, secretary, L. XVorkman, treasurer. ROW TWO: M. Brunson, S, Plownlan, S, Bailey, J. Cable, G, Cable, J. Montgomery, J, Ballon, N. Kalman, Mrs. Brown Qsponsorj. ROW THREE: L. Caldwell, B. Morrison, Martin, M. Armstrong, M. Denham, L. Hays, V. Brush, M, Denham, L. Amerine, M. Ryan, D. Bates, ROW FOUR: S. Rourleliush, V. Martin, N. Ruppert, M. Hall, F. Sumter, E. Smith, E. Embrey, P. Nave, M. Adams, C. Franklin, G. Ryan, M. Pritchett. ROW FIVE: V. Frazier, B. XVinhollz, B, Mason, N. Todd, P. Ashenhurst, C. Paul, j, Hughes, G. O'Dcll, j. Gcer, D. Klos, j. Gregg, D. Miller, C. Searcy, Future homemakers had a Hoat in the Halloween parade. These girls are putting the Finishing touches on the banner, W , , M, of -he .NY qaai fr' 1 'km SQ -.- ,IM .4 ,- . Qotfjg One of the things they did to improve thc school this year was to clean thc trophy case :intl all the trophies Chrisman ' f- .M .. x g zfyif . . 4. -g i2 . or r f- .yd ,Fl - , - .. , Q ff, ' vi' 'hf'ffif??4 Digi' J Q 5- fe? sg. , , ., ., iv., ..,,, ., ,-Mgfg.s ff... M4 P '.. kr., Raj .va ,Q .E- A A 'gf' , A f ' s 'H , . 'X 'At 'J P' . A fb A students have won. llfl O V ave, urst, I F T A helps to mold future lnstructors ll aynt Cmflnan Libby lutkcl Michael Snnth and :lc Xnnc I ncadc ne Sllllljlllg'll1CllIHlly reqnncmentx thu will need to hue to become teachers 'I wr jutly Maxon, Beverly flllllll, and Sondra Coffman are preparing 11 Wiener to he sold at noon in a money raising project for their scholarship fund. During the year various speakers talk to the clnh members on the dif- ferent aspects of zt teaching career. UFFICliR.S'.' RI. Smith. repnrlelg . Maxon, vice-president: L. Tucker. president: S. Colllnzm, sccrctaryg D. Larcadc, treas- ' r. ROII' TIVO: N s. Br slr, sponsor: XI, Deaver, K. Bradxlmw, Nl, XVell1, j. H ll, C. Man l, . Mercer, B. Bussar . ROW Tlllflilf: M, Carlile, N. Taylor, XI. Diccknmn, XV. Coffman, C, flliamlwfk, . Olmerlxelmun, I.. McPherson, B. Crute. 5.3 8 9 r Q A O 0,5 ' 9 0 A n -b P r n Y .ibn OFFICERS: B. Brand, vice-president, second hourp Martin, treasurer: j. Reynolds, vice-president, third hour: C. Cren- shaw, president: L. Hays, secretary: I, Kacklcy, reporter: D. Bowles, vite-president, first hour. ROW TWO: M. Riddle, ll. Croncnlmld, J. Ernhlelon, R. Thompson, G. Resch, Yun Tnyl, R. Mc.-Xnzrlly, j, Tolle, C. Kozak, J. Phillips, D. Morris, R. Branic, ROW THREE: Mr. Smith, G. Moore, L. Huhcr. W. Allis, G, Birdsnng, S. Andes, V. Sallee, P. Clyde, A. lVelch, Ii. Mc.-Khan, E. Middleton, V. Cross, T. Morton. ROW FOUR: H. Hake, R. Mnllinson, Il, Nettleton, B. Bossaller, P. Childers, C. Sherrod, Crall, G. Kinnennan, M. Dowell, D. Douglas. L, Burton, E, Bishop, B, McDaniel. ROW FIVE: D. Wood, G. Fish, B, Dorrance, B. Huntsucker, D. Xllhite, J. Allen, G. l-lollncs, R. Karst, W. Tucker, L. Houston, V. Keesee, B. Smith. COE students learn through application -u fe . S v' fl I J. Allen, P. Childers. J. Crall, ll. Croncrrl1olLl.Y. Cross. M. Dowell, G, Fish, L, Huber, I. Kacklcy, G, Kinnanurn, B. McDaniel, Marlin, T. Morton, G. Resch, Reynolds, B. Smith, R, Thornp' son, W. Tucker, j. Vllllrl-llyl, li. Middleton, :intl -I. Norton are some of thc students that pur- ticipalc in the cooperative otrupationnl education ptograln. After attending three hours of school in lhc morning, they work at unions johs llnonghont thc rornnnrnity during thc afternoon. S 9U Gathered around the piano singing are rneinhers of the French cluh. The students are all mem- hers of the French class. They not only learn how to speak comersalional French, but how to HL the words to music. Sidney Moore is the pianist. French students learn diplomatic language OFF1CERS:G. Hedrick, treasurer and reporter, K. Zion, secretary D, Lnrcade, vice-president: M, Turner, president. ROW 'l'll'O: B. Tinclall, J. Gibson, B. Blum, Hutchings, D. McCain, J. Miller, l'. Tinims, S. Corken, P. Starkey. ROW THREE' Miss Rillcr sponsor , D. Oatis, V. Becker, S. Moore, J. Hagen, j. Hudson, Hansen, C. Marcel. 91 ...Q ll o --....., -,.: 1 i Q r I . il li lu - 1, I l w ll ,-,.1 X Shirley Bailey, Vtfllill Cross and Bzirbarn Krocsen lll1llLC our llie :heck out mills lo he pasted in the library books. l 1 Library club gives time and effort to school W 2 1 1 l r l r x 1 i r HOU' ONE: P. Starkey, secretary and reporlerg , D. Taylor, 1. Cable, ROW TWO: S. Bailey, i Mrs. Piper, sponsorg N. Todd. ROW THREE: I 1 V. Cross, presidenlg B.K roesen, vice-president L and treasurer. l T 3 Pal Starkey and Nunry Todd Iincl llic card for ai hook than has been returned. Q Donna Taylor is looking in the reference me for an article while Joyce Cable ' looks up a word in lhc rlinlionury. One girl is in llic library every hour to help X' , Mrs, Piper, x l l l I 1 1 L X, tudents delve further lnto World of sclence OFFILI-R5 R Cooke XlCK.P1'CblllLI1l L Vuad SCLISLHI T lionehul ngsnlenl I: Duncan lreasuler C Gilles r y 1 ple e pollex ROW T110 S Dawson C Mclnldely J Melcer C Bnlluncne lx Snnlh ROI! IHREE 'N Nlaples P Holmes C Colvm D Rogers m iii in AXA' 3 -sm rw- Members of the Scmneg dnl: nwulx 'And llstun lY'llEIlll, as Mr D Rogers P Holxnes T Boxchert andj Mercer au. sludyxng n -Xncluson clxspl ns n 1 ul li the x nxous lmlms 0 dlllucnl npcs of snakes Lulnlng 41lJ0LIlIhElY1lU1lS of clxlfexenl glla lI1OIlSlCl upes of annuals 1s one of Lhc many nnunsung lhmgs SCICDLC club does I.,-,.av2f ., 1,1 -A I wvifwx QV :, Pep club led cheers for all ames 'lr IL ii. rv nfff' O 'GOO Ol'FIFl RS XI Bennett parlxanlenlnxxn S jones lN.'lNlllCI I Ilmcmg plunlcnl lx Xlgh XICCplCSlKlClll S Soulc sec reraly ROI! IIIO L Clements I Hound F Sucet j C nII olxnsun X Mol X Cox j Hull XX Clank B Reynolds N Taylor B C xllxhan ROI! THRII J Vaughan I' NI llcr D Bows I H Lu C Hllg5,IIIS I IIII5 M A Halrls B jackson j Huggxnm C Hedrick P Ixmblnr N OConn0l C XIILLN KOH POI R XI Henrls I 5p1Illn.1n A Kelley S KIIJ lu L Glllmut Home XI Clemens D Ixxalxcel. B Bussncl X in Ilcc XI IIIII I Ihxn S Nlllls R011 FIVE J Oherlxcl man XI 'con D NIcC1m I I I I 1 Lx x Xl In-snnkc D Xhlwn J Warren Trescou XI Knllcy ROW SIX C, Nh! nly NI Snnth J Cnlluple XIIIIU Iodd lx H.1nsLn B Huhn L Long S lammar NI I-Iunmhs L Sopu NI olxnson I ohnson B Boone The Pep Lluh px lClILCll many horns Imfmn school no perfccl lhn mlulls they i.XLLlIlLll dl the Ilornccmnlng football game and lol one Iuykulxnll gdxng Icp dub vnnnllrcxs plan lhc hmnurmnng float nnl the hllflnnc 'lClllllICS Ihc Pep clnb mem Ixus also nonunalc llnen boys for Nlr Sglmol Spun and xpnmzn the clcumn Q' it .Y nba .ka all o K. Q rf J ' . b r W K fi ,Q if, T N' ,+I-Y, n7f'x:'s 1f5 KW OFFICERS: L, Tucker, treasurer, M. Turner, vice-president, C. Caskey, president, C. Huggins, secretary. ROW TWO: L. Clements, M. Webb, D. Bates, V. Brush, D. Richards, B. Burnup, F. Street,J. Baker, B. Reeves,J. Higginbotham, S. Noland, A. Roberts. ROW THREE: Mrs. Brush, sponsor, K. Albers, A, Freeman, J. Wheeler, J. Maxon, J. Doig, D. Larcade, P. Latimer, Zeikle, S. Bredehoft, Gentry, C. Chaney, B. Boone, Clack. ROW FOUR: J. Nolan, H. Chapman, M, Mow- der, J. Davis, M. Behnke, C. Hanford, V, YVist, A. Kelly, B. McCormick, B. Yates, M. YVilliams, J. Haehler, B. Trescott, S. McCorkle, ROW FIVE: L, McCorkle, N. Gee, K. Shedd, M. Moore, P. Stephens, K. Phenneger, M. Halliburton, Z. Ratcliff, J. Weber, E. Kruger, P. Richardson, B. Huhn, M. Salsbury, R. Tudor. ROII' SIX: L. Hughes, W. Kramer, L. Corfman, J. McClaran,J. Williamson, C. Arterburn, K. Hall, L. Pickering, R. Hall, Langton, D. Draves, G. Johnson, J. Gibson, H. Hammond. Spanish Club enga. es in many activities .f-f- vt 1 .J can .00 'U 57 R? K V 3 ur OFFICERS: L. Tucker, treasurer: M. Turner, vieelpresidentg C. Caskey, president, C. Huggins, secretary. ROW TWO: R Perez, Spangler, S, Plowman, C. Mikes, M. Harris, M. Clemens, Johnson, S. Kibler, J. Hilker, M, Deaver, P. Yocum, A l'olina. 1fOIl' THREE: Mrs, Brush, sponsor, G. Cleary, M. Johnson, J. Hunt, M. Miner, P. Cooking, L. Smith, D. Yocum M, Fry, C. Heide, M. Polina, P. Foulks. ROW FOUR: B, Jackson, l'. Block, M. Dietkman, I.. Smith, J, Oberhelinan, L. Me Plierson, M. Garrett, C. Barron, C. Tann, V. Fletcher, R, Prell, M. Taber. RON' FIVE: J. Miller, B. Barker, K. Hansen, J Saekell, J. Bain, M, Heinriclis, R. Hunker, XVoodrull, D. Salter, I.. flatter, Higliley, D. Tliotnus. ROI1' SIX: S. Zam mar, C, lhazeal, M. Harris, R. Hedrick, S. Taylor, Reagin, J. Hain. M. Watt-rs, 'll Wilson, R. Carter, C. Searcy, D, XVilson l 96 mi 1 X K . H x X' x rc, , V XX ABOVE: James Reagin, Jim Ham, Kent Hall, Sheila Highley, and Carole Bruzeal model dilfer- ent types of Spanish costumes, RIGHT: Carol Huggins and Libby Tucker are looking at a Mexi- can postcr, while Mack Turner and Carolyn Cas- key admire a Spanish doll. BELOW: Virginia Bmsh, Carolyn Caskey, Hugh Hammond, Lee Pickering and Ruth Perez are playing a song on Spanish band instruments, l 3 la y fl A . ff A i . I Q, xxx 5 X lg P ll , . Nl 6 ' 3 G A A K 'K-dx mm 7 v 1,1 ' K if - ' 'l Y ri Qxg' t if 3-S' ABOVE LEFT: The activities committee headed by P. Lawrence is going over the constitutions of all the clubs in Chrisman. The committee consists of M. Harris, L. Wills, B. Huhn, W. Dugger, L. Gilbert, K. Nigh, A. Freeman, K. Bassett, and C. Handy. ABOVE RIGHT: The election committee which handles all the school elections has M. Bennett as chairman. She was assisted by DeTray, Jones, C. Searcy, W. Penton, L, Tucker, and J, Beck. CENTER: A new committee this year headed by N. O'Connor is the Beartown com- mittee which plans and decorates for all Beartowns, The persons on this committee are L. Lightfoot, M. Fresonke, F. Street, L. Soper, S. jones, B. Elliott, J. Richardson, R. Resch, P. Miller, M. Miner, and M. Clemens. BELOW LEFT: The finance committee han- dles all money making projects. They are pictured counting pencils and pencil money. This committee consists of B. Burnup, J, Huggins, S. Zammar, B, Boone, A. Bourne, D. Streeter, C. Caskey, and A. Hooker who leads this committee. BELOW RIGHT: The assembly committee which plans all assemblies consists of J. Mel- ton, J. Oberhelman, B. Blum, L. Long, L. Wagener, S. Soule, and B. Callahan. D. Clow is in charge of this committee, L. Thompson is shown trying out for the talent assembly. TU so .f-251 7, .Q A 'wus V' ' U mp X ,- Wh w 7,1 - .5 '??g'itff . 2 : A . ., 'R L. v 4 2132- x4 ,:L- Q U .xg ww f .fm , ,W W 5 A eg --W If ,af -- . e.. QQ, 4 A x fy Jw.-, Q' - 'vm f ' qi:5':?w,E Iii 4 ,gina my Q K' grfgga ,e,fJg'?QE,,s .X t -ff Q' Wx 'Q Q 1 f C41-f. + . ,, f q,'g,,, ..- . g,3 -5-- 1 7'W lx 5 1 X JL9, Q. b ik if K njv, f: 'Q-V, Qygj 1' Q, fy iv g.1Qf+-.fv Q, , ., ' I IX O . r I. n ' fx ' T' L4'.QL , 'X K, W -I Ks K , I 5 - ,' ,. 'QV F ,- ' ' 0' if Q? A 3411 1 4 W ' , f W if , , ca Q9 N 4' 9' 5 J 5, 'YQ: f'?,f5f I 1 L . f Z f1 , 'f 'f' 'f 1 5 FIRST VIOLINS: A. Hooker fconcertmistressl, M. Smith, C. Moore. H. Hammond. W, Penton. S. Soper, R, Sandidge, J. Livcsay. C. Jones, M, Ryan. SECOND VIOLINS: R. A. Prcll Cprincipalj, L, Redfield, D. Sellers, C. Gentry, M. Cunningham, Miller, E. Hall, P. Frakcs, G. Rcsch, D. 'Q Sinclair, G. Mitchell. VIOLAS: A. Hunt Cprincipall, C. Amon. N. Nagle. D, Brockman. VIOLINCELLOS' E. Choplin fprinfipnlb. N. Gee. M. B. Osscr, C, lfllade, G. Burns, W, Petrovir. BASS VIOLS: M. Clemens, S. Jones, Music for assemblies and social functions Tuning up before ll pcrforniunfc' are incinlwrs of one of Chrismun's string quartcts. They arc R. Prcll, C. Moore, N. Gee, and N. Nagle. 104 The six big bass viols were played by L. Laswell, I Huggins, M, Hvinrichs, L. Soper. S. Jones, and M Clcmcns. M. J, Heindrichs, Huggins, L. Laswell. OBGE: K. Hall. FLUTES: L, Johnson, J, Gentry, M. Fry, B. Fulton. CLAR- INETS: YV. Dugger, B. Brown, S, Taylor, R. Green. ALTO SAXOPHONE: A. Baker. BASS CLARINET: C. Chaney. ma TRL'MP1:fTS: K. Turner, P. Bowman, S, Noland. TROM- BONES: R, Motsinger. G. Mead, D. Brewer. FRENCH HORNS: R. Durnell, G. Moflitt, K. Wilson, W, Kramer, F. McMullen, L. Pickering, BASSOON: R. Carter. was provided b the WCHS orchestra J. Hunt, violag E. Choplin, cellog M. Smith, second violin, and A, Hooker, First violin, form thc other string quartet. 5 Ng t- f ta x i l l fb A boys quartet from the boys glee club featuring jerry Beck, first tenorg Bob Haas, second tenor, Dick Wore den, baritone, and Claude McEldery, bass, was spon- sored by Carder Manning. Sidney Moore accompanied the group, which sang at church and social functions. Talent and devoted practice Ed Cooper, bassg Gordon Mead, baritoneg Bill Mengel, second tenorg and Ransom Ward, First tenor, practiced with the accompaniment of Marilee Clemens. They were from the a cappella choir and were directed by M. O, Johnson. t H16 The boys ensemble rehearsing with Betty Fulton at the piano are FIRST ROW: A Guy S. Moore, R, Haas, B. Duncan, C. McEldery. SECOND ROW: Beck, R. Worden, Street, A. Hoover, and Jackson. produced excellent vocal groups G A triple trio consisted of Beverly Krecgcr, Shirley Allen, Lynda Carter, Sandra Sncdcgar, Clnudcne McBc:c, Sylvia O'NciI, Rosalie Stowull, Put Whittle, and Jana VVurrel, and was dirr-med by Curder Manning. The girls were all members of the girls convert Choir. 107 1 , - fir I X . . r 7 ,J ...,,- ,fL. , f - ? The girls' trio, Composed of Linda Brown, Gloria Niflis, Elizabeth Choplin. Pat Hurshman, Patti Clyde, Jan Gor- and Judy Brackcnberry, sang at social functions and asa don, Karen Bradshaw, and Marlene Deaver, members of semblies. the girls' double trio, provided special talent for many school and Community activities. ll Musical harmony and rhythm were developed f-rl nr T 1f L -1' -'- ' ' 'fa-vu 4 1 'inim- ' Y - A '7 ' 9' - - f -C - L- 1 . 7 ' ' -A - 'T LW1 1- 1- L 1' 1 .ML WALWLLLL -. Q 1 5 '- a- A - 1 ,J ,- IG Q -.. Y Y Y - 3 3 Q. FIRST SOPRANOS: L. Caldwell, G. Cleary, M. Deaver, Doig, L. McPherson, G. Niflis, C. Patton, L, Spill- man. L, Wagener, Wheeler, SECOND SOPRANOS: K. Albers, D. Cable, P. Clyde, C. L. Handy, A, F. Hooker, P. Hurshman, B. MeAhan, V. Sallee, B. Strick, Weber. FIRST ALTOS: M. Bennett. L. Brown, J. Brarkcnbury. K. Bradshaw. C. Choplin. Gordon, B. Huber, L. Johnson. Williamson. D. Sutton. SECOND ALTOS: Barnhard, S. Coffman, M. A. Halliburton, P. Johnson, L. Soper, L. Smith. M. Stillwcll, N. Taylor, D, Thilking. FIRST TENORS: A. Hunt. S, Joncs, R. Ward. SECOND TENURS: Loranee, W. Mengel, D. Salter. BARITONES: R. Allen, J. Chapplc. C. DeYVitt, J. Doig. D. Draves. YV. Dugger, H. Jacobs, YV, Kirst, G. Mead, R. Motsinaer. D. Newport. J. Reagin. BASSES: R. Becm. D. Comstock. E, Cooper, R. Elliott, R. Lane, J. Lang- ton, S. Moore. K. Rathmann. G. Simons, Stone. 108 -. - - - ,gun ..-..-- Y- -v - - . L H ' ,fs ROW ONE: M. Etter, L. Narod, J. Carlile, J. Vaughn, P. Crow, S. Bennett, S. Newby, J. Edwards, J. Worrell, A. Poline, M. Wood, J. Hall, M. Haskins, G. Shackelford, P. Combs, P. Tyler, M. Mowder. ROW TWO: B, Kreeger, S. Kepley, P. Blankenship, R. Taylor, C. Newby, E. Hubbard, J. Horne, S. Pitney, G. Sholes, D. Jones, L. Thompson, B. Dunham, D. Burge, M. Johnson, M. Brunson, I. Wetzel, ROW THREE: S. Allen, L. Carter, M. Carlile, I. Rath- man, P. Morris, P. Dutton, S. Listen, D. Stobaugh, S. O'Neil, L. Kinser, B. Bentley, P. Powers, P. Whittle, P. Burke, B, Ross, B. Beal, S. Caldwell. ROW FOUR: M. Miner, K. Castle, E. Schaefer, R. Langford, D. Yocum, B. Balton, S. Palmer, J. Cholak, J. Maness, M, Garrett, R. Wright, J. Phillips, N. Ruppert, B. Yates, M. Pittillo. ROW FIVE: J. Aldridge, C. Elgin, V, Johnson, C. Hutcheson, B. Ford, B. Kroesen, K. Whenham, M. Smith, G. Lane, D. Nichelson, M. Merrick, N. Freeman, D. Brockman, K. Whitehead, S. Snedeger, C. Paul, M. Lundquist, J. Hughes, R. Resch, C. McBee, C. Sage. in mixed chorus, a cappella and girls' choirs ROW ONE: R. Jameson, J. Cupp, L. Clifford, J. Johnson, J. Lukens, D. Wheeler, E. Brumfield, D. Faris, J. Smith, F. Moss, A. Kirst, C. Gorham, ROW TWO: M. Costigan, V. Brush, J. Courtney, J. Hart, J. Anderton, D. Klos, D. Bliss, M, Rogers, J. Pearce, B. Griflin, D. Kinnaman, G. Keith. ROW THREE: E. Flagg, B. Resch, J. Johnson, J. Beal, C. Heide, S. Noland, E. Theis, M. Behnke, J. Sandagc, J. Rogers, D. Walters, A. Tommey. ROW FOUR: E. Crawford, S. Shutt, P, Stevens, J. Downey, M. Johnson, P. Timms, J. Gillespie, S. Bartlett, M. Masoner, L. Crick, O. Harris, A, Hoover. ROW FIVE: R. Hawkins, B. Butcher, H. Harbaugh, C. Howard, R. Penniston, E. Heinlein, D. Seger, G. Chadwick, R. Mart, D. Fletcher, B. Epperson, C. Shaw. 1 I9 l09 On the way to the country for a picnic are Blossom, played by Betty Lou Callahang Robert, played by john Scottg and Ginger, played by Linda Wills. On the back row are Sam and Gwendolyn, steadies, portrayed by David Clow and Janet Vaughng and Elbert, played by Bill Fligg. They presented the comedy, Amie Springf, The student director was Judy Watson. ational Thespians presented ' ' ,f i l ff 5- s ., A , ii 1 Q, Q -A sf,-' ., f i ,jig E W i , v -,o - i 315 1 S Q s 1 fl X 1 e il 2 L i i ?1f-i' - ' ' H ' 3 5- 4 A gr ' ' 1 SE livin ' 3 2 .V -A-,. 5 x ,. T sag Finders Keepers, a drama involvingsome recovered money, won Carol Huggins honorable mention for her interpreta- tion of Mrs, Aldrid, who found money belonging to a good friend and refuscd to return it. Other members of Finders Keepersl' included Jim Ham as Mr. Aldrid and Linda Brown as Mrs. Hampton. It was directed by Delores Lienau. 4 110 If I l 5 , 2 ' : 1 1 ' 1 2 1 55 l 3 l 1 531 - sl 1 ' 1 'A ' 1 1, 5 1 1 fl i 1 l .M 1 1 1 l 1 1 - '1 5 v 5 . , 1 , v , m, , 1 1 1 z ,Q 1 xx 1, l 3 1 , , lt. S 1 , A ? Q- This is thc rt-cognition scene from ANASTASIA, the second tasin: :ind Jeannine Hutchings, thc dowager emprcss, Sue place winner in thc one-url play contest.. This play was Childers was the student dirccmp presented by: Liz Choplin, nurratorg Janice DeTray, Anas- i annual one-act play contest li D A close-up of the cast of the first place play, Antic Winning actors and actresses were Bcity Lou Calla- Spring, shows Betty Lou Callahan, Linda Wills, Janet han, second plnccg David Clow, second placeg Jean- Vaughn, Bill Fligg, John Scott. and David Clow, Antic nine Hutchings. First place: and John Scott, first Spring went to l1Varrensburg. Missouri, for the district place, The play contest wus under the sponsorship 00111051- of Dorothy Bicrbaum. dramutics and English in- structor. 111 Seven Sisters C Q J Junior Class Play f' P ' 7a x SEVEN SISTERS, a three-act comedy, takes place in Hungary, where Mrs. Gyurkovics, a widow, and her seven daughters live. Mitzi, the gay fourth sister, and Fcrcnz Horlcoy, a dashing aristocrat, undertake to Find husbands for thc three eldest sisters. In the Gyurkovics home are L. Long as Katinka, W. Dugger as Horkoy, L. Spillman as Sari, Weber as Ella, Gibson as Colonel Radviany, B. Epperson as Michael Sandorffy, B. Jackson as Mitzi. and T. Ncwharcl as Toni Tclcki, Fcrenz Horkoy expresses his love for Mitzi in a secret mid- . ' K night rendezvous. Ks xx ,P . , - 's s 1 ey , . l , 7: fi 1 , E ,V 4 rr Q ' A ' I ' SX ! 1. -Q I 1 f N1 I is , J e' 'i , 3' V .- 4 ,,. - . N . , . -' ,Q-.,',.,i5-fhffigltggfgu K ' , if-nn' ni': VN N14 1 lv l pf- v ' f fs 1 fri-S154-' -A ,-eww -v-915' . Gida Radviany, played by B. Svilliams. comes courting, but lie receives no recognition from the sister of his choice. The youngest girls, Terka. Klarri, and Lim, played by M. A. Harris, L. Clements, and P. Ward respectively, atltnire his bouquet, however, The mother of the clan is portrayed by L. Brown. and the butler liy C. Crenshaw. 112 'Y I 'Swv X J. Hutchings, who portrayed Emily in the Thursday evening performance of OUR TOWN, a play without a setting, passes from her life on earth to a different existence among thc dead. Appearing as dead persons were R. johnson, C. Caskey, QI, Ham, E. Choplin, Gibson, S. Childers, D, Davidson, and Schwartz. On thc right arc the mourners at the cemetery. Our Town i ti Speech Play J f vs. - A- Ol George. who nc-mls hm-lp with his ales-bra. calls from his upstairs win- dow to Emily. played by K. Nigh in thc- Friday matinee. Gcorge's littlt- sister, R1-lat-cm, portrayed by L. J. Clements, ignores the couple, She is apparently intvrc-stcd in hr-r motht-r's heliotrope vine, llfi L. Weeks, as the stage manager, pours a strawberry soda for Emily and George, played by T. Brizcndine. At the corner drugstore Emily and George discovered that they were in love, ? R 5 f A narration hy Hansen is pantomimcd hy M. Halli- burton ancl D. Ncttcr in spcerh rlass. Thcrc's no business like show busincssll' N. Taylor and G. Cleary make B, Gibson up for his role in thc junior play. Speech, dramatics develop originality and poise .....--j f Dvbzilvrs arc grouped for study around the Tau Kappa Alpha trophy won hy Llhrismzm at thc 1956 national spccrh tournamvm. The winning 217 points have lim-n rmllertcd by Chrismun spvvrh sluclcnls ovrr :1 22 year pcriml. ll-l 9+ The ROTC faculty: Master Sergeant V. O. Taylor, Captain Evan Riley, and Master Sergeant Delwin Newman. fy r- vi has ,uf .. - ..- -.,,..,h vWan., The stars and stripes arc Epperson, K, Malone, H, C. MrEldery, H.f-x A l - , 4 TIL S F I ' Chrisman's riHe team was- C Risinger Scott C - - , J- 7 McEldery, E. Ruff, C. Howard, L. Brown, Richard- son, and M. Smith. Reserve Officers Training Corps rnisctl by B. Pcurlcy, and Vp' Members of the battalion staff werc: B. Elliott, T, Brizendinc, L. Weeks, A. Hoover, C. Spotts, L. Brown, T, Alexander, C, Brightwell, and T, Turner. 1 15 Im ' - t I XXX -n . I E X-X . H- V 4 1 ,xx kia 1 it . . ' 'J' - i f Fw N ,. ' it 5 ' l -t 4 1 wi ff - I t V A, gs., gf? 'L I i' 3, I--. gy t A - ' my-i, .J 2 - Y 5 1' I 4 ll 1 1 E '1 ' V N 1. If ,, V in ,-F l A A it , is gs - . A 3 ix Q , H. fr tg . i-.. if Ast' ,- - W , 'l ,mb , -4-wf...?:, Chin up and shoultlcrs bark. Tom lirivvnclinv makes tht- wcvkly inspection rouncls on Mondays. A tragedy is prowrxlz-cl by the Hrs! aid tcfhniqut- ol' Bob Elliott. Tc-rry Turner, anal Lyslv Wet-ks. Drill, detail, Weekly inspection - rfzsl ' www 4. xi, , J- -A N' .. 111 'W' 2' 'M-1+ V ikhg I- , -- 'A T-Ng Nh 3 Q b 6 ' ' ,gk I 5 - ' h ,. , 5 1 5,-Nj . ' ,V -. ,, .4 -Q-,jj4Qf.'f,-gt-L. ' I . --.....,s 'WW ' ' . ,PQ-Qs. ' 'pw -J 'j t X- 'ss-7--ILM Q ' if- mr. - M ' v w V m. ---if i f ' 'Ll ' . ff 6-Y ff -' ' asm o il 1 h W '+- '- - -9599 -ft W , Q'--. ' ' , gl. V 4'--gf, 4 Q -fl f f o .' g -X t. - ri wx Qrfgiiiif - I S V x '- U I IL. V: dfiAQS,51i'L:'. - ., .. , , fra' - '- ' Q ' J Q57 'E 5 A , - is . il- f.Y1-.-if-.VM ,Y I , -,, '..L, ,L .:...,4,v', f . , , . z . ', r . -,fy Q.. -f I li l - A A A 3 . - S. , . , ' vv I .4 - Ip, - - - ' f --,. WW? Q ' dl' I - . 95' if-N F .Q A -A-tx Y bl X' -1 H 1.4. .Y :its V .5 :V 1 wa , 5 .155 t .ta l , ' ' f g s , iv 3 . ' , -. g V . 'V . ', .' :.-.Q -' . ,ru ' ' '.,'s?,. 12 uf fi., 'Lf , ' t , ' Tmlfgfigifif ., - ' , ,'- .f ,f . ' 'Lf.?X 'l1f-k2'f. ,'L, . :YQ 41 -1 iff 'W ff- f ' . Thi' Pvrshinq Rillcs. a prvfislon clrill squatl namvtl in honor of Uvnvral l'rrshinu. pm'rforx11vtl al half llmc of tht' Chrisman-lN'r'nlworth foolluall enum. Calle! Holm lilliott Qommauclm-cltlu-tlxlrty-twomvlxllu-rs, ll6 2 a . , x 4 1 1 E 1, .gs 2 f of nu ,K ,B X3 National Rifle Association Ol 1 ICERS: B. Elliott, president, L. Brown, vice-president: J. Richardson, sccretary3 T. Brizendine, treasurer. ROW TWO: B. Fligg. Willis, F. Brown, R. Gutridge, W. Gray, B. Petrovic, H. Pearley, J. Noland, B. lvilcox, L. Worihaye, H. Huskey. ROW THREE: Day. P, Hammar, K. Keirscy, D. Cohoon. K. Hedrick, J. Meclarun, W. Elrod, L. Creel, L. Hughes, C. DeWitt, D. Davidson, D. Resch, ROW FOUR: B. Haas, R. Shellenbergar, B. Huntsucker, R. Day, B. Mathews, R. Smothers, M. Smith, D. Street, C. Howard, R. Clark. D. Green, C, Hall. . R. A. emphasizes precision National Rifle Association OFFICERS: B. Elliott, president, L. Brown, vice-presidentg Richardson, secretaryg T. Brizendme, treasurer. ROW TWO.' H. Young, K. Hilker, G. Littrell, E. Galloway, R. Holmstrom, P. Sons, J. Livesay, G. Resch, E. Gerber, Brinten, R. Harter, A. Hoover. ROW THREE: B. Niblock, C. Bullamore. D. Young. Jay, D. Hardy, D. Robb, D. Rohrs, - Mclildcry, L Miller, G. Vanderwood. ROW FOUR: B. Barker, L. VVilson, J, Rockwood, V. Deckard, S. Ware, T. Melvan, J. Skott. M. Fligg, Chapple, T. Alexander. G. Luff. L, lVecks. f ?f : 'es f 5 jg :fa K J Y. . Q! 4 '?' . I si 5: C 'Fixx 'N i 1 ,i N 1 l 1 2 :7 - ,Ju-1 Company C OFFICERS: Schwartz, J. Scott, Chapple, R. Harter. ROW TWO: H. Jacobs, J. Wysong, H. Huskey, C. Camp- bell, R. Gutridge, L. Creel, Nace, D. Brockman, B. Fligg, E. Galloway. ROW THREE: B. Barker, K. Keirsey, Venyard, Allen, Allen, J. Admire, B. Walker, D. Draves, R. Lane, L. Wilson, B. Huntsucker, R. Cadwell. ROW FOUR: J. Rockwood, C. Clevenger, R. Gregg, T. Meloan. D. Ledford, S. Ware, B. Williams, B. Thompson, J. Live- say, M. Lyon. . in leadership and military skills Company D OFFICERS: D. Covey, M. Saxton, G. Hcaviland, M. Fligg. ROW TWO: H. Young, K. Hilkcr, Jackson, R. Holmstrom, C. Hall, D. Rcsch, Willis, R. Handley, D. Markley. ROW THREE: C. Gerber, R. Resch, Noland, D. Cohoon, C. Bullamore, R. Shellenbergar, V. Deckarcl. E. Murray, L. Hughes, YV. Davis. ROW FOUR: D. David- son, D. Hardy, B. Petrovic, D. Green, C. Arterburn, R. Felix. W. Gray, D. Babb, B. Wills, C. DeVVitt, F. Brown ROW FIVE: D. Street, F. Jackson, R. Clark, W. Lusso, C. Howard, S. Moore. G. Chadwick, B. Haas, R. Smothers R. Hill, B. Crayton. x , , 1 IW 9 ,-,,.,...,-,, . ,--,. ,.l,..,.-,--- WV-- - --- - - -'N 'L-'di 1 4 ,,,.-W -Q s . NS an Q S. Jigkx i N Q ffl! 'fn fl A ANA 15' '15, Lv 15 , Coach Gardner explains basketball rules to the gym boys. All the fundamentals of the game must be learned before play begins. It builds health bodies and alert minds I' I K V ,juni P I , if 2 2 Il W. , S F fs ' l YW 5 If Q, i iff. F54 Gym boys are really up in thc zxir. An cxcrrise done before ine- contest is on as tu whirh boy will chin himself . class everyclay is rlimbinq tha' ropes: it strengthens the arm the longest. By chinning boys strvngthcn muscles musvlrs und builcls to-oxclinuticixx. for more strenuous :1c'tivitlr's. 121 1 Larry Coughenour uses a little friendly persuasion on Cynthia Carl as they re- enact a scene from their reading in literature class. brayer painting. :gy 'Wi 'S- The artistic ability of Hilde Ebcrlc, Sterling Bradley, and Liz Stark is developed in art class. They are experimenting with Varied classes Z nv: ' ,,,- In group discussion of mutual problems students learn to hr- licttcr citizens. The Amerifan problems class was of- fered for the First time this year, 1 122 pf Miss Ott's First hour English IV Class bends to the task of writing themes, Lx frc-qucnt activity of senior Eng- Geoumphy playg 1 pun in the Study of world history , L , 1 . hgh Students' . Early Civilization was located in the region pointed out to John Truman by Donna Sutton. promote abilities of each student y-PM The study hull is thi: scrnc of mgmy zirtivities besides study as tlcmonstrntccl by this portion of thc first hour study period, 123 Q - use :Z an 4 .gy Q 'li fa .--1.Jv ' 1 - w . it? tw, 1 gj..Q,w 0- tiff ' ' 'uf 13 Amateur carpenters convert lumber into Finished articles of furniture in the woodworking class. H. Harbaugh, R. Hawkins. C. Williams. H. Hensley. G. Ussery, F, Lewis, and Reed demonstrate arts acquired in this class. l Students plan for future years , k , irq: V , ,...1. in 't '5 X e ' ii? 3 w N i Z, i Steady hands and infinite patience are required by Johnny Nelson, a student of mechanical draw- h ing, as he painstakingly traces a drawing plate. One method to 11 man's heart is practiced by Sackett. C, Searcy. S. Jones. and B, Ross in the cooking department of home vconoiiiites. Home economics is divided into two half- year sections, cooking and sewing, 124 1 A .A .l..,,-. . - . W... - ,,.,,-. A f - arg, ?'fJi'iTf'r hihleblv . ,L.,,,, ,av Mr, Willsey, driver education instructor, C. Hendrie, D. Wilson, and J. Baumsburger delve into the mysteries of an automobile engine. The care and operations of an automobile are mastered in the one-semester class. b training in vocational skills Alphzxbctizing, r:-pairing, :incl checking of the six thous- and eight hundred books in Chrismanls library is the job of library assistants Burbnru Krorson and Verlin Cross. -., 5-., COE students, Gary Holmes and Bill Huntsucker. are engrossed in a movie. Two credits are received by members of the Co-operative occupational education class, where flass work is mixed with actual work ex- perience. V X'Ki. XJ Publications I class sold subscriptions in homeroorns for Receipts were written and rcturncd to students by juniors the paper, thc ENVOY and thc GLEAM. Counting mon- P. Huskisson, D. Richards, B. Osthoff, B. Jackson, John ey are M. Clemens, Baker, C. Barron, Farris, D. Bates, son, P. Richardson, C, McCarty, D. Mancss, and S. Kib B Blum, S. Eppcrson, D. Draper, and W, Corfman. lcr. ENVOYS were distributed to the home- rooms bi-weekly by the juniors. L. Soper, N. Taylor, Miller, J. Sackett, M. Salis- bury, P. Ruppert, P. Whittle, A. Tommey, and B. Trcscott are counting papers. it .. 'V' Drk xxx A .S A93 ' 126 The 'K5 W's and HH 7 steps to effective journalisrnAare studied by M. J. lleinrichs, M, A. Harris, C.l-lays, P. Herrick. B. lluhn, J. Gentry, P. Foulks, C. Hanford, and C. Handy. Pulilicuitions I students were as- signs-cl to stuffs in the spring when they publisht-tl :in ENVOY and lwgan plans for tht- Gl.I2.XM of '58 .if ,--W S DIS hn- lib- 'B M. Harris, business managerg J. Reagin, intro- ductory-division pages editorg E. Given, classes Co-eclitorg J. WVzirrcn, administration editorg and C. Luther and N. O'Connor, sports co-editors of the GLEAM examine dummies and write copy. Advertising in.the GLEAM was sold by K. Nigh and A. Freeman, departmental co-editorsg K. Zion, clubs and socie- ties Co-editorg Gillespie, classes eoseditorg K. Curnutt, clubs and societies co-editorg and D. Barmorc, classes co-editor, all members of the Publications II Class. Publications relates year's history D fy .pw X, it st Meet the pn-ss' M 'l':1hvr, sr-ronrl page editor: N. Graham, third page editorg P. Lawrenre, First page co-editor M. Bennett. hut page vo-vrlitryrl L. Turker, editor-in-chief: H. Eberle. T. Turner, and C. Luther, fourth page co editors prepare ICNVOY vopy. 127 ws BOGART AND BROWN For Prescriptions Damon Bogart Frank Brown Jerd Bales Coleman Randolph George Perry Charles Saylor Gerald Berry Frank Morris Charles Hayden Tony McGrath TWO LOCATIONS Englewood Plaza First National Bank Building 10819 Winner Road 129 West Lexington George C. 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M arilyn Harris A Editor.: Introductory and Division Pager .,.,.. James Reagin, Marilyn Harris I I I Editors Clan Section ....,. Elizabeth Given, Judy Gillespie, Deanna Barmore 1 Editors Departmental Section ,.,, .... , ....,.., A lice Freeman, Kathy Nigh I Editors Sports' Section ..... ..... C arolyn Luther, Nancy O,Connor F Editors Club and Society Section . ..... Karen Curnutt, Kay Zion Editor Administration Section .....,.. ..,..,..,.......... .I ucly Vlarrcn Members of the GLEAM stafl and their sponsor take this opportunity to express their sincere appreciation to the advertisers, yearbook company, photographer, administrators, faculty and stu- , dents who have made possible the publication of the 1957 i GLEAM. I MID-UUNTINENT PUBIIII LIBRARY May I have your autograph please? Tarewell life' ,R . rl 1Nbt of the past, ' Notvof the present, 7 But of the future, - O, youthful senior, ' 'Learnjrom experience 'llle's own way, Lf? ' stgaclifly-onward, Q '-.- Q Q lo0li'ba,ckw2.rd, ,Pkg V 4 K l. V, . R V W, Q Au A your footsteps , k After it, Follow it, lfijliow the Gleamf' l y a I1 X' A, 'x I f 2153? ' e- tfifl ' Tsx f . eg R o 4