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

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,W EA ' he .': 'F , LOUISE GIVAN. Vice-Pres. Dramatic Club. Louise is one of the few who are indeed eloquent in their silence. She is a good student, capable, willing' and always prepared. HOLLIS GEORGE. Local Editor. Football. HVVl1lSli61'Su is swifter than greased lightning' on the gridiron and greater than Deniosthenes in argu- ment. His future occupation will be feeding pills to the sick. BESSIE STERRETT. Vllashington Play. May Fete. Bessie is too dignified for a nick- name and too ambitious to Wish. to succeed. Her tastes are chiefly domestic. ' 1' ' ' ,sa 5-King P' 532 - 55,35 ff W5 I . 2,- sis 5 If M f . , NM.. My . sas., ,.. LULA HUFF. VVash. Play. Dramatic Club. l'Barcus is always first to laugh at her own jokes. Her pastime is chaperouing a tall Senior boy. She is to be a Hdistric skule mann.

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S4773 he li 23 EL l1.JU C'J! 7 I RENICK JONES. Adv.Mgr.Gleam. Wash. Play. judge is a favorite with the fae- ulty. Sometimes he is slow to get the pointu but understands it when once attained. He characterized Vlfusliington with gyreat success. Q ,. 4'.m4,L.iL,5,4f . 1,15 5? .J Q E15 'fi I , S.: CHARNELCIE GABRIEL. Little Women. May Fete.. Utluziiiin- is :a talented and skilliul pianist. In school she has heen riLl 1'4 nSl-lll in science as well as art. 'lt-r 2lllll7lflkllii't of curly hair is her mouinng 5.-'l1,ry. HAZEL HALLERAN. Secretary Class. Wash. Play. Holly has 21 sunny temperament and she always meets you with a smile. She hopes to carry out her anibition of becoming Z1 nurse. MERCER ZICK. Wash. Play. Pres. Boys' As. Meme believes in himself. VVhen asked who he is, he responds proudly: l'VVho does not know me argues himself unknovvng 1,111 Sir Oracle and when 1 ope my lips, let no clog bark.

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he I K sf ev ' 25 Aff i LORENE CLEMENTS. Vllashington Play. May Fete. 'lI.oveliness needs not the foreign :lid of ornament, but is when un- zmdorned, adorned the most. VV'e have the pleasure of having Lo- rene us our May Queen. E J 1 rg, 2 3, if R, 1 S. , wif' A LOWELL LEAKE. H. S. Orchestra. Wash. Play. lit-an-1.11 has onl' been with us 3 this it-in-. but his worth was rea- lizcf-fl from the first by teachers :mil Cl2lS5lllZltCS. 1 ea-.2 if QEJ3 3 1. . V. we 5, Q' Vi -ie - 2134- .f , fm, of Wi.:-E eff' ' :- V, J ,, Ag.. ,V ' , FUN fix I ' r VN? fi ' ' ' K Iii , .1 ,E 'L , 'i I , , ,I sill' , ,. 3' K 7 . .,.-3, ,Q P . V, ,E ,l .I W, I A ig THOMAS CALDWELL. Athletic Editor. Senior Play. Tommy is not the piper's son, nor ever stole a pig to our knowl- edge. He is an ardent supporter of the class, however, and did ex- cellent work for The Gleamf' , I .V .. .. .V.- .fe ,U f .. if . Q ai eil Ugg WF! fix 5 wr,- me in-gi 4 FR 4 'Q . xiii 'PZ ,gli 5553 Fl mf in riff ly' rx: ii ELIZABETH SHELTON. Little Wornen. May Fete. Lizzie is one of the jolliest, whole souled girls in the school and a favorite with the Freshmen. Her regime as student president was the second Elizabethan Era.