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

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THE 'GLE'iA'Mi. JOSEPHINE SLACK. ' Let us picture our Josephine, When she isefar pas-t her ,teens 3 She will not belong to -the JointfQrashErs,,' But she'l1 belong tO'thC'Gl411Xb Heai'tfS'fnashers.,, .llii FRANCES 'WRAY. Now Frances I see-, A teacher 'she'll be I In the :Golden State Tar 5 And her scholars, theyill think She's a veritable pink, . That's what will become of Miss Wray. i.i1 .- EVA DICKINSON. Evangeline ! Evangeline! What w-ill 'your future be? But -lo! a Prima Donna On the platform now I see. She intends to live in spinsterhood, And thecup of fame to drinkg Oh! yes, sl1e and We believe it-I-td 'onht think -, -- 1, MATTIE HARDlN. Here we have Mattie going through life, OE a famous Evangelist, the' happy wife. ,lil-li AILEEN LONG. Aileen will immortalize, The humble name of Long., She5l1 im-prove on aPatrick's grammar, And show! where 'Pat' is wrong, Oh, the wrath of helpless pupils Against her will be strong. ,-,1.i.,---- WILLIAM MCCOY. ' King William was King Jam'eS' SUD, 'And 'atter him the ga1s', do rung Though he still 'now lis in his '1te'ens, He draws for allffthe magazines.

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A Q . 9 I 1 l 16 THE GLEAM. 1905- t MAUD PEAK. R j. 5, i A Shelll be immortalized in poetry, f I For she I now will land, l 3 N i She. has a pretty head and features, - Sooth! and her name is Maud. Ulu Q A 1 I. i .gi I1- ll E lfl 5 ,N ' ALLIE MAY ROBINSON. V ' A musician now is Allie May, For she has again learned to play, i She is about to outstrip all the class, i This dark haired, dark eyed little lass. fl . F fly Essm PREWITT. I went to church on Sabbath day, 'L W i Where many hundreds met to pray 3 H The great pipe organfs music grand A . QW, Betokened none but a masteris hand. T i git, f The player's face when I could view it, , I-found-to be of Essie Prewitt. - lull A MF! A - f' PW Q , Wag ' ANNA ROBERTS. I . A Come, pensive Anna, with bread and manna, p D And eyes astream, thenall serene, q ' . And in meditation, think of salvation , For Mattie, Ella and Aileen, Lulu, Lola ' 1 A 1 , And laughing Jeanne. 'W IEANNE RHODES. W H ,I W J' , Jeanne R., our jolly school mate, M., n ,. ' Sometimes famous in debate, i ' Her pictures they do now applaud, For she has studied art abroad. mis! f r alll! I A ' MARY STEELE. A Our digniied Mary, who iscalled a great thinker, A school marm I think she willbeg gglii Teaching school far OutiWest, i She'l1 be one Of'the best --4,5 7 Pm sure you all willagree. A lil WZ: ii 1 - , I . il

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THE GLEAM. 190 MATTIE Mccov. p ' b l A highland maiden all serene, Mattie M. is earning checks, Writirig essays by the ream, Teaching theorems by the peckq T ELLA Ross. Her book, her lifelong Work is come, Alas! little money does she reapg I fear that I myself will be b The first that it doth put to sleep. , RICHARD McCARROLL. The pews-are packed with people tigh t 7 The -surging throng outside must stand, Y Tell ns sexton, what's up tonight? McCarrol1 preaches, he's first in the landfl THOMAS! TWYMAN. i Tom, Tom, the doctor's son, Stole a diploma and away he rung, Y From his looks he's in for fun, From his pockets he's out of mun. , LULU MAY WINN. ' ' 'Of all '05ls therels Lulu May, VVho once Was forcibly carried avvaygp By Farmer Green on his farm to stay, Where-she makes butter-every day., LOLA DUNCAN. h Now We see Lola, our bachelor girl, Wvlth her hair parted, and all in a curl- She stands by day for woman's rights And dreams of lovers during the nigh I ts.