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

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Seniors -up DOROTHY FLOWERS Dot ' aspires to be a domestic science teacher' and will attend Manhattan. Al- though she is not much bigger than a minute, she can beat most of us at a good game of tennis. e MARGARET ANDERSON Margaret is aylover of automobiles and is seldom seen without her Ford. She is showing her spirit of charity by sewing for the Belgians, which will incidentally aid her in the study of domestic science. 1.. f.. A LILLY BELLE ALLEN DEXTER PERRY 4 Dex is a lover of I. H. S.,' but at last Eilly spends all her time . warbling, he has decided to graduate after finding a yet does not intend to pursue that art, but class which suited him. Dex. perhaps. rather the more practical study of do- creates more fun and causes more mischief mestic science. . .. .I . . than any student in school. -27., ..

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Seniors HAZEL CREES Hazel carries out the rule which she purposes to carry out in the Kindergarten, Children should be seen and not heard. She, however, has the ability to get her les- sons, as we, who have been in her class- rooms, well know. ' LETA .GRUIVIPLERM Leta aspiresto be a stenographer and will attend Central Business Gollege. She is one of those calm, self-possessed persons whose temper,is not easily excited. GEORGE DEYO George is one of our most talented mem- bers in the musical line, and not only has ability, butnis always willing to help out with his talent, whenever it is needed. ' a ALMA Tl-IORPE Alma - is one of Shakespeares devoted worshippers, and a faithful striver for prizes. Texas has become very attractive to her, so after leaving school, she intends to make her home there. -26 --

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Seniors NINA YOUNG The pursuit of happiness is going to be Nina's future career. She-is sure to suc- ceed for she is armed with wit and the power to make herself liked. Nina is a devoted English student and has made excellent grades in all her subjects. DOLLIE WALDON I-low oftenvwe read about Spun Gold l-lair, and how rarely we ever see it: yet, Dollie has that kind of hair which poets 'Jrave about. She is also an accomplished musician and intends to continue her study of music, ARTHUR SMITH Arthur .is one of our most brilliant students. His wonderful mathematical brain has been envied by all l-Ie also has one of the best chances for the scholarship, and we are positive Arthur will make a mark for himself when he attends college. , g. f ALICE DEYO ln this day and age, when the majority of girls have ceased to retain any of the shy charm of the girl of the past, it is very grat- ifying to meet a girl like Alice. Surely it is not true that all of the feminine sex have lost the sweet simplicity which so many seek in vain to Find in the modern gir , ,28-