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

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1 i V l l l r 1 l l l I l J i Jn,-. V n 1 xxctuof 26 5QQjff,g f5 35-3 , I - M few: E, Qi'l1i1w'i offglwwo the Senior Class. At times it seems like ages since we began our High School career, then again it seems only yesterday. However, in the struggle, half our nuimber have dropped out. Therefore we have a right to feel wise and dig- nified, although there is no end of work for the Senior Class. Wfith our Gleam, we are the busiest of busyg mention our play, we are the proudest of the proudg suggest our class mleetiugs, we are the most peaceable of peaceable-except sometimes, then it is a maelstrom-a tornado-a con- Hagration. ' But now, it is indeed true that soon we will be closing our crowning year and will be leaving' both teachers and classmatesg therefore, We are. now taking' the opportunity to intermix these idle weeds with withering Howers and ohfer it as a bouquet to any whom it may pleasef, EDITH DUNCAN.-,l4. ? ,I4..,1.- THE GLEAMERS. There was a guy named Skinner, YVho acted not like a beginner. He ran The Gleam, so it seems, That the Staff all called him a sinner. There was a guy named Smith VVho had brains to think with. He used them they say And hip, hip, hurray Showed his head wasn't pith. There was a guy named Seed ,T '- N VA- V . .I lte would eat all theie was till his head would buzz, Wfho was always full of greed. Then he thought he had done a great deed. , There was a guy name Criley Who always was bright and smilev. His head was shaved and like a maniac he behaved Alld they said he is unwiley. - PHILIP HITCHCOCK.-'14.

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