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

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SENIOR CLASS SONG fSzmg to the tune of SmiZes. J We're the class that has the spiritg We're the class that has the pep, A We're the class that always Wins the honors And We'll always live up to our rep. We have stars in sports, in math, in English We excel in every different line And our name Will sure go down in history The class 'of 1919.

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JUNHHQCLASSIHSTORY fln 'three acts.J Act One. Scene One. Freshman Year. Place: Balcony of the Old High School. fSynopsis Only.J A profusion of faces are seen protruding over the precipice on the predigals down be- low. fThose who are being looked upon are the Sophs, Juniors, and the Seniors.J These poor little people so high up in the air shake with fear when they hear that a warm re- ception is awaiting them as soon as the classes are dismissed. fReception is over and a very uncomfortable feeling predominatesj Scene Two. Ti1ne: Last of School Year. CFreshmen are taking numerous liberties, such as giving fifteen rah's in assembly.J It is a gala day, all the Freshmen are run- ning wildly through the school, clad in var- ious costumes ready to make their first ap- pearance in the circus ring and to serve tea in a Jap garden. Scene Three. Close of school year, every one is extreme- ly happy-no more lessons, no more work till September 153' Act Two. Scene One. Sophomore Year. Many faces are seen moving merrily about making queer movements and gestures. Place: CLeft side of Old Auditorium. J Sophs are giving entertainment in assembly, with chorus of tvxenty-Song What Are You Going to Do to Help the Boys. Presentation of Lib- erty Bond this is the mascot. Scene Two. Curtain raises on the Bugtown Band fone of the many attractions of the vaude- ville.j Madame Ridei is seated at the piano in a wonderful gown of black and white satin made out of calico. Curtain drops with loud applause from audience. Scene Three End of school year, eveiybody raving happy Act Three Scene One Juniors present Cou1t1n by Lowell, in honoi of his birthday fwonderfully, beau tifully, apagnouliously pioducedj Scene Two Cuitain iaises on the Minstrel Show which was an extiavaganza Cin productlonb S1ste1 Smith is prima dansuese Blothel' Hunt 1S puma dona man Cpleasing, peppy, pretty J Scene 'Three Cuitam loweis and Gleams a1e issued Now you know the Junior History Act Four On account of the lack of scenely the Pre sentation vull be postponed until September 15 1919 By BLEVINS DAVIS fs ? H 5 l I A 2 F Q 9 xx 77 N 1 N nf 1 1 1 fffffffufn ff 77 9 u 77 J, c c . 4 4 ' . I H . ' 7 n ' ' y ' . 1 . - ' n 1: . l- I . C . , L I . 7. , . 4 - . ,..--,.. -,. bla.. w - -',f-..:.rwmvdL-v.vmw-.-1-L::.:a-SL--TC'l1TZ'f35I1Tf7fT 'ff'-YT ' ' '- V -