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

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LJ -'Lg :N EA he I-H ?. A 5 31 E69-1lHL.1PJS BESSIE BROWN. Washington Play. May Fete. Bess shows that her free coun- try life has made her happy and healthy. She is very ambitious, studions and a Latin shark. LESTER ETZENHAUSER. Dramatic Club. Wash. Play. El:cy'l is seldom seen without a smile, for he is one of those jolly omni matured fellows who are al- xx':15's in zu good humor. He never xv-,f'z'af's Illfljlll anything-not even his efrades, ANNA PREWITT. Washington Play. May Fete. Ann is a meek looking being, but her friends will not admit this attribute. You must know her to thoroughly appreciate her. AUGUSTA SHIMFESSEL. Little Women Vice-Pres. Gusty's calmness and sincerity have marked her through her high school career. Her friendship is to be esteemed.

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ls ll l ll, INS . E. ' 1 l 'rl' ll il ii. 11, I , 1 l E , 5514? 3 ' , i 30 he BAE 51 1 -5: me l 1 , , , I l , , I i I iv e ' ELSIE coLBY. HAZEL MANN.. Washington Play. May Fefe- Gleam Staff. May ,Fefeg I-Iappvf' is the other member of Hoe has marked mdividualityl 'Ili to 'whom is 'appliCi1b1C thffvvliqe' and is sincere in 'her wgorli: ll-191' t d' t' fred hair. O f 'orite subject is ng 1511 1U digs Lili gesitnhg cirCL1I11Sf-HUCC al' vsllieh she excels 'because of her IOWS, does Well, acts 110blYS 21113615 sentence construct1on. could do no more. I ill l Il I My ii!!! Nazi Ililll rs: . . . . A ill? R-OGER KENNEDY. GERTRUDE LANDER. itll W3Sh1Hgf0H Play. Att. Gen. Vllash. Play. Dramatic Club. im Reg gets good grades, but we gllg would like to know his tactics at gifli bluffing. Since gaining success in alli ,W musical comedy he aspires to be- IU5, come a star. 1 l mi ii 'L lj' 1 . mi. ' r lliili .fill ml I D 11 Gert is a modest, quiet, unas- suming maiden who has been dili- gent in her studies. She has high ideals and her friendship is to be valued.

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1 3 7 jf-15. .1 l lr -' EAS he -': iT . ,A .. ..f-,Wi H . , so 3 s fat 2 s ' Wifi 5 so Q, 54 pf MARGARET CLEMENTS. Washington Play. Art, Staff.. Margie's achievements vary in music and art- She has been a good student in her high school career and expects to enter M. U. next year. ' DOUGLAS DUNCAN. Wash. Play. Gleam Staff. Dug is rather a droll person, in- clined toward dry humor as his Csource of wit.D His voice is his greatest gift-hence his ambition to become an actor. Es 1....-2HL.lf-I5 GRACE PENNEL. I VVash. Play. Dramatic Club. Gracie is a good student, fond of reading, and so far as we know has never been censured for mis- conduct. LORENE DAVID. Dramatic Club. May Fete. 'fDavy is as good as she is fair- none on earth above her. As pure in thought as angels are, to know her is to love her.