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

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THE GLEHMFDLETM ADA MOORE . N l H What a pity she IS already picked . Aristonian. X' LoU1s CHARLETON Jlffvifflfr' The greatest men may ask foolish ques tions now and then. G. S. B.-Football UC . Old Pal, Goodbye! Spring has come again, As springs of the past have come, Stealing on us swiftly, As springs of the past have done. ' The days pass onward, As days have always doneg Nights steal quickly o'er us, Dusky heralds of the sun. And years slip o'er us, Heeded less than years should be, For those were happy days, That I spent, Old Pal, with thee. Sober days will come, But rnem'ries still will linger ong Your face will hold its place When from my heart all else is gone. So now, Old Friend, goodbye, For here our ways must part. Although you're far away You'l1 live forever in my heart. Morris Turner i 3557KLwi92-45Ii5

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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'

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V K, , 'wi ff E I V ?g lf2 X , 'iff Ml-in Q31 . M X-R sv, 1 A Jumrm LANE - .-s-4 if - 'f'j S-fee--.. KSA , -- D First Semester Eugene Daniels Frances McGuire Monta Parrish Edwin Ramsey f Officers President Vice-Pres. Secretary Treasurer Sgt.-at-Arms Parliarnentarian 2fnil1924iii5 Second Semester Monta Parrish Hale Haas Lucille Etzenhouser Emma Atkins Carl Hanson Dorothy DeTray