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

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ui :w 'ii my ijt A 1 205, TH-E GLEAM. 1 1905- n n MAUD BROMAN. In the nursery sits Maud B., E i CFor now a nursery maid is she QD A l VVith a cherub-on each knee, A Singing with the greatest glee. , BESSIE YALE. I w S ' A I5 n And there is Bessie Y. Ei ? Always ineekiand fshy, I il 9 Circunispeet and wary, X A . :Now af+Eo'1feign'1nissionary. ' 4?-1, T PAUL RIDER. ' Paul Rider is now a dude, Bespangled all with peairlsg ' E And when the 3iS1i,ft'?IJE1i-HCiI1gX, QU ,Hers dinning wit-h the1gir1s. if nf! at t 3 -if -1: W to WH? I W a .2 Qi 'Co 'Che Ivy. 'mf at H ini! HENRY FUNDSCHU. 1 ' In 1 ji r ' - ,, I We looklto thee, O green and dlasping vine,' J Forever Heave'nward1i's thyfiotnely 'wayg M H weather-vane to eyes of those astray, V l Hlways pointing toward the highericiime The oaks and abbeys old, thou'dos't'Lenshtrine N To keep their strengthtand hfst'ory'TroTn r-ascay, 5 l To beautify the old, the sad make gay. i Thou hast no stings'1ikeitiA2isted eglantineg N ornposies, emblems gay of vanity, I . To mock and toubegutle thy simple look. wnetner in castle yaifd or forest nnok, 'Mongst richand fpoor, thou seemest e'er th Lessons In simple, truth and honesty ji n me nnenrionea always, 1x2y,x55ifnfnyfnz1ine e sameg

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THE GLEAM. ' HUBERT ALLEN. He has broken heads and hearts galore, Love and athletics are his only arts, Of heart diseasefwe know he'1l die, a p For quoth the prof., dudes have no hearts. MABLE COAKLEY. Mabelle she now doth spell her name, Of old she sang of love platonic, But this of course grew quite tame, And now she stars in operas comic. ' ....-.T HARRY SERMON. Watch the motion of his feet, ' As with his head they almost meetg When the programs closed aref Harry Sermon is the star. ,. HARRY HUNTER. q 'A H. G. Hunter he calls himself, But we do callphpimppljlarryg For from present indications, We know he soon will marry. Q -..1l.....-T- KIRBY CASEBOLT. Our Kirby will go to New York some day, A man of letters is he, He'1l rake in a mess ' Of gold from the press, And he'll shout with frolicsome glee. - JESSIE FISHER. Miss Jessie wants to be a maid, Old and venerable and -staid, With no young suitor on her string , To pose for her, as lord and king. 7

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THE GLEAM. Q CM jlllliOl'S. Q 3 The Juniors are agsauoy set, They are always making trouble, Some day they'll meet their Wa1erloo, Flnd blow up like at bllbbletp ' We know their heads are large and round Their foreheads most expansive. They know their lessons like a book, Their book lore is extensive. They quote from Caesar as they please, Flnd have all kinds of knowledge, But then we may, some future day, 1 Send them to Harvard College. . Next year we will make room for them, Hnd 14-are them rise in splendor: To watch and guard this dear old school, Ye, Graces, all defend her! -Hubert Hllen.