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

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Edith Mae Barker The sparkle lying in her eyes has been one good boy's undoing. Leonard Campbell G. S. B. I count no time lost that I devote to pleasure Doris Hininger Nautilus Why work when it is no harder to play? John Hinde UCI! HM!! When at a certain age a mustache is neces- sary. Elizabeth Mericle Nautilusg Operetta The same yesterday, today, and forever- except in name. Flournoy Alexander G. S. B. Sing me to sleep. Sue Louise Mitchell Nautilus I can see good in classrooms only when I'm out of them. Robert Chappelow Biography? Was born and has lizged ever since. Cornelia Lewis Honor Societyg As-You-Like-Itg Biweekly C255 Class Day She has a pleasant greeting and a cheery smile for all. Ollie Smith A friend to all. Page 29

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Shakespearian Quiet, aloof-must be in love. Wilfred Maxon l l ! , I l l i I ! l Herbert Chinnery Lila Green ' C Clubg Athenian Always up and going. Maude Louise Hartman L As-You-Like-It, Pres. Cljg Biweekly Q25 Athenian As modern as tomorrow. Gerald Thomas I seek not fame, for 'tis worthless. Frances Simms I Honor Societyg Nautilusg Annual Staffg 1 Biweekly C253 Class Day. l Brains-Ability-Energy-Frances Harold Coldsnow A good man. F w l l 1 l 'T-is more noble to work than to talk. Ruth Lynch Nautilus Very crafty. All boys should lake warning. Herbert Tatum G. S. B. An unusual specimen-he has spring fever all year Wound. Florence Bogue Shakespeariang M To women, silence gives lhe proper grace. Page 28

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John A. Owen Jr. Kathleen Armour G. S. B: Orchestra' Class Day' M . A rival of Kreisler. Helen Soapes Nautilus Her name is an indication of preparedness. Emily Blackmore Nautilus E. B. S., Pres. Cljg spelling Representa- She has a good head, inside and out. Ellen Jane Beery E. B. S. If a thing is worth anything it is worth trying for. Grace Westerhouse Shakespearian' Operetta' Debate Club Always a good sport. Paul Shearer Always looks on the bright side of life. tive. It is the tranquil people who accomplish much. lone Rogers M y tongue within my lips rein, For who talks much, must talk in vain. J. C. Danielson G. S. B.' Class Day' M When I have arrived let the party start. Hazel Sutton Nautilus A maiden never bold. Page 30