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

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E GLENEZBSAAQ VIRGIL JULIAN Our orator. Athenian. Student President-Debate. JACK GREGG Judge me by what I am. G. S. B.-Basketball C . MYRTLE KIRBY Black hair and brown eyes do well be- come a lass. Nau ulus. EDRIE HUFFERD A girl of quiet truth and sincerity. CHARLES DENHAM Zpegk cg me as I am g nothing extenuate CLAUDE LANGTON ' But what I am, to that let me be true Athenian. HELEN BELL Quiet-like most girls? ROBERT GARRETT Say something dignified about me. RUSSELL I-IURST iglwgayg busy, no time for the ladies. THEODORE ELLEDGE Not much effort for him to make a basket C1192 ffiflflifii

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HE GLEFlM s ROBERT JONES .gs for me, all I know is I know nothing. . S. B. LUCILLE NICHOLLS She makes friends by the loads. Nautilus. HELEN LOUISE HULMES It's nice to be natural when you're naturally nice. RILEY WINGET Let fate do her worst, I am always pre- pared. G. S. B. HUGH NICKSON All the girls admire his wavy hair. G. S. B.-Basketball C . GRACE STEVENSON The mildest manners and the gentlest heart. Glee Club---Annual Gleam. CATHERINE HALLERAN A veritable song bird. Nautilus---Glee Club. EARL JONES The man of the hour. del-,p.,W,4DAN1ELL KEEDWELL Speech is great, but silence is greater. MARTHA BROWN One of the best of all. Girl Reserve. Eiffel 9 2 A Q13

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l76ZC24w.:4MARK WESTON GLEHMEQQD-A MYRON KELLEY Let me but do my work from day to day. Athenian. 4 SUZANNE PALMER I can but trust that good shall fall at last. As-You-Like-It. ELENA JOHNSON Good things should be praised. TREVOR STEELE Hang tomorrow! Care will kill a cat. Football HC . CLYDE CAMPBELL Would that the world could know my greatness. Athenian. EDITH MANN Virtue must shape itself in deeds. CLAIRE YOUNG Where you see Sue, there you'll find Claire. God bless the man who drst invented sleep. Athenian. ANGUS WILLIAMSON ' I am modest, but I am wise. Athenian. TED SCOTT Actions speak louder than Words. fgwa 435'