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

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28 Bischoff, Flora Boone, John Booth, Lorenne Brackenbury, Vivian Broughton, Helen Buchanan, Louise Bundscliu, Louise Carroll, Edwin Chambers, Mabel Child, Elizabeth Clum, Julia Cogswell, Nancy Lee Colly, Florence Compton, Pauline Cook, Roxy Crenshaw, Vena Criley, Helen Cushwa, Anna Belle DeVVitt, Roger Eubank, Ben Fletcher, Meryl Foster, 'Charles Fountain, Ellis Franklin, Marietta Georgen, Dorothy Gibson, Antoinette Gorsuch, Arnold Gregory, Mark Hager, -Margaret Hatch, Bess Henderson, Wilmer Hudnall, Lucy A Hudnall, Olive Johnson, Marvin Johnson, Rolly Jones, Rexford THE GLEAM. CLASS ROLL. Kelley, Anna Kelley, Ruth Lewis, Effie Lewis, Grace Loveland, Mary McCarroll, Mary McClement, Mary McCoy, Fanny Lew McRae, Marion Myers, Ora Pate, Florence Pendleton, Rice Pitt, Mildred Pryo-r, Vera Radnall, Myrtle Ramsey, Watson Riddle, Glen Roberts, Ernest Robinson, Lucile Rudd, Guy Rudd, Harry Schowengerdt, Wesley Shaw, Mary Temple Smith, Delsie Smith, Elma Smith, Estelle Sturges, Harry Tate, Arline Tatum, Hazel Taylor, Graydon Tucker, Dillard 'Walden, Anna Walker, Lula Webb, Delma VVeeks, Ruth Vlfilliams, Lee

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30 THE p GLEAM. JUNIORS. What does the word junior suggest to in-ost minds? That class by which a school is judged and the class which least realizes its responsibility. A junior is usually the lively spirit behind every social event, and little diver- sions from the routine of school Work. To a junior, history prize, essay, scholarship, seem a long Way -off, and therefore what is the use of Worrying about them? . Wait till vve're Seniors, then-vve'll have' to study, so we might as Well have a good time now. Such is a Iunior's philosophy, and they usually praetice it with success. D ' ESTHER LONG.-'12, A .l if gl, 233-Au? . nf . J, 1 , NX , v fi X ffm Qkxdbf aff X V g .