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

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, .-, .-..... 5...--m.vux-sea.-:za:z::'rrT:iT: 2:2511 V W I t A ' 1 U , , , m,,mmg ,M a.:,,.x..T-: .1 ..M-f.-f.n--.-s.:m:4::,:4:c::,t':L.f.,. ,. , ' ff . . . .'2 .1 .','.'. , ,.f'gT,,'Qf',' jf 51 Q, , , ' il ' ' ' ' Student President First Semester '26-'27 Reginald entered school four years ago and early distinguished himself as an excellent student. In his Sophomore year he became president of his class and filled the office very efficiently. He was always willing to work for the school and was a great aid to Miss Chiles in handling football games. At the close of his Junior year he was selected by the student body as their president for the first semester. In this capacity he worked very diligently and arranged very entertaining and helpful assem- blies. He always promoted student assemblies yet we had some very entertaining speakers from out- side the school. All school activities of the school were enthusiastically supported by him. ' During his Senior year he was elected as a member of the National Honor Society which fact alone testifies to his ability. Reginald was loved by everyone because he was more than a president, he was a friend to all and Student Presidents ,tw ..t. . , ,V ff--N always ready to offer his assistance to others. Page Eighteen JAMES BRIGHT President Student Body Second Semester '27 When James entered school four years ago he was just one of the Freshman class. Soon, however, he became one of the leading members of his class and commanded the respect of everyone. His grades have always been superior and he was con- sidered an excellent student. He was always willing and eager to work for the school, and when he was a Sophomore he began to draw cartoons for our Gleam . He worked very hard to make our football games a success and spent much out-of-school time to accomplish this end. At the close of the first semester he was elected president of our school. Every school activity was sure of his hearty support. During his administration he brought some very excellent assemblies to us. We were allowed to hear President Coolidge's ad- dress on Washington's birthday, due to his efforts. All in all, James can be considered one of our best presidents, and one who did much to better the school.

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