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

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30 THE GLEAM K WILLIAM JOHNSON 5111 Apprrriatinn It is impossible for us, the students of the William Chrisrnan High School, to express fully our appreciation of the work that William Johnson has done for us as editor-in-chief of The Gleamf' This position has meant to him Work-real workg measured not in minutes, but in hours. This work, with all of the thought and re- sponsibility that has gone with it, has been assumed and carried out by him in a man ner that has proved him the true gentleman we thought him' to be. To you, William, we wish to say, We had faith in what you could and would do and our highest hopes have been fulfilled. 7 GLEAM STAFF. 7

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THE GLEAM Lynch, Hubert Mattson, Pauline Maxwell, Robert McBroome, Melvin McCraw, Paul MacDonald, Donald McGuire, Frances McKenzie, Cecil McKenzie, Herbert McKinley, Lucille McKurt, Cathryn Meggars, Emma Melchert, Roy Milliard, Helena Miller, Lucille Mikel, Ruth Mitchell, John Morlan, Helen Morrow, Fern Nederveld, Edmund Okerlind, Sadie Ott, Margaret Louise Parker, Camellia Parrish, Monta Paxton, Glen Peterson, Mary Eflrralmmn 0112155 ZKHII Pitner, Gordon Powell, Genevieve Prewitt, Ma1'y Pryor, Annette Persel, Mayme Ragan, Genevieve Ramsey, Edwin Randall, William Rehfeldt, Leo Reimer, Geraldine Resch, Velma Roach, Elsie Roedel, Morris Rogers, Elizabeth Rogers, Helen Rogers, Martha Sands, John Scheidenberg'e1', Frank Schowengverdt, Herbert Schulenberg, Gladys Schulenburg, Opal Shawhan, Rachel Sheppard, Viola Sheridan, Wesley Sherman, Joy Schultz, Irene Siegfried, Craig Smith, Madyline Smith, Willis Snead, May Somers, George Sprague, Frederick Stripling, Myrtle Stowell, G1'ant Sudbrack, Esther Thomas, Pearl Thompson, Paul Thorpe, Engel Tierney, Frank, Jr Totty, Pauline Tudor, Sidney Tuepker, Bertha Vesey, Elmo Ward, Mabel Ward, Vera White, Lowell Whiteside, Elsie Whitsitt, Lula Williams, Gladys Wright Dale Wright, Mildred gs-.Y ith' II 407 95 S+ . . , V Erase el

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D THE GLEAM 3 1 RY' :.-2: 11 'J' i ir :fi ff i ' 3:15-' '-1:.'.-rgr: . .. 'Q ' .i,z,1,1!41- 3. lulaasfu -.4: , -9.3-1 f '-- 2 fra, II . ii'-2-3:51221 - A Jassueig, ',, 091113 Svpnnnnra A word should be said here in appreciation of our sponsors, Miss Phelps, Miss Chiles, and Miss Hutchison. They have been very loyal indeed to the class of '22, Miss Phelps as one of the directors of all the activities of the Senior Class, is to be commended for her efficiency and skill. Miss Chiles has supervised the finances of the class with an .economical hand. Miss Chiles signs all the checks and the only question she asks is, What is it for? There is no skipping around Miss Chiles. Although this is Miss Hutchison's first, year in the teaching world, she has been loyal to our class and Willing to help at any time. I 131312 WR. IG. Illinlrg The William Chrisman High School has been exceptionally fortunate in having Mr. R. B. Finley as its principal. He was formerly principal of the Marshall High School. Mr. Finley, with the assistance of the faculty, has raised the morale of our school one hundred per cent. This fact is realized and appreciated very much by the student body. With our best interests at heart, Mr. Finley proposed to have student govern- ment established in our school, but found us sadly lacking in the qualities necessary for such an undertaking. However, all credit be to Mr. Finley, for within the nine short months that he has been working with us, he has educated us to the point of self-governmentg and we have a student government completely organized and at work. We are sure that the students of next year and the years to come Will have a much better school because Mr. Finley has been with us to guide us and help us, and we Sil1Cc1'ely hope that they may enjoy the privileges of his association, help, and guidance.