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

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is w i I I 9? 1, is V lx ii? li ,M Eu ,ll ill -5 iii il 1, 11? 131 gn all ,M .ll xl. W. hi li iii 26 he 415. Z -r EAS LOUISE HAGLER. Art Editor. . Senior Play- l.ucy distinguished herself by winning the art medal in her Jun- ior year. Steadfastness and gwrll- ingness in ,her work has distin- guished her. , KENNETH McBRIDE. Dramatic Club. Wash Play. Mac is one who never has to stretch his neck to see anything. He is rather slow, but he always delivers the goods. ELQTJBQLQ LEONA VAUGHN. Washington Play. May F ete. 4 lrishie is noted for her good humor and love of fun. She spends her spare time making fudge. VVe hope this will not always be true of her. N -. :Ea MAD CRICK. Art Staff. May Fete. Crickety, quiet and unassumingg by her friendsiis found to be bub- bling over with fun and full of originality. Her conscientious work won for her the good will of her teachers. ,

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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.

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Lf 1-L ...., EA lr' I HZ 2 MARCINE SMITH. Lit. Ed. Gleam. May Fete. Happy certainly lives up to her name. VVe think she will attain her desire to be highly intellectual, as she is a devoted disciple of Miss Brown. ' .,..,.i !L A1..3BC1fJ E ' 1 . BLANCHE HICKMAN. Dramatic Club. May Fete. Sis is a good chum, but we don't know whether she is the shadow or the substance. We hope that she may have her desire-a home in Kansas. RAY SHORE. Gleam Staff. Senior Play. Slim is a star in mathematics :ln-l t'1'fJIHTllllCS.- He is a very busy pcrsfm, gmwkl nntured and ener- getic. yet shy of action, but makes lrxendsa easily. V .A ELINOR FLOURNOY. Senior Play. Little Women. Daddy is a lover of outdoor life, athletics and automobiles. She has dramatic talent, and, as an ardent follower of Miss Brown, 'is Very ambitious for the class of '16 in a Shakespearean line. l a f 4 Wx if REE iw.