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

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THE GLEAM Harriet Weatherford Nautilus Christmas Play She zs clever capable and lets you znd zt out or yoursel George Hulmes I was nearly Llled once tram thoughts Anabel Nelson Nautilus B1 Weekly C13 M Club Warrensburg Contest Laughzng makes one healthy thats why she loo s so well Merrill Etzenhouser Football C Track C C ub Senior Play Athenian One with a promzszng tomorrow Gordon Smith Orchestra Christmas Play State M Music C I wzsh everyone knew I was ,good Avis Sanford Nautilus She has all the spark 'mg hopes 0 a clzamond Joseph Grant L, -N on .N4 i And when a lady s in the case You know all other thmgs gzve place Temperance Duckworth As You Like It Christmas Play Commercial Club Lzttle women are an ,gerous thzngs 26 , ' l ' l ll I1 H ' and Ee ,, , , p f f,, f rr . . , 3 I H 3 , l E I i - - , ii I ' by a '. of ' U , 77 4 f - !7 .K H l ... L' 2 w. , . ., . 5 D , 2 , 1 . . H k 1: i - l ' f 4. 1, 5 ll ll V U H C1 L a 1 p :4 . ., H .. . d 4 . V r 1 Il , Maurine Nace Glee Club Pres. Orchestra Quartets Operetta Shakespearian Music is well said to be the speech of angels. l Christian Barker Athletic Honor Society G. S. B. C Club Play Christmas Play Football C He has more girls than Ziegfieldf'

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THE GLEAM 25 SENIOR OFFICERS SECOND SEMESTER PRESIDENT ...........,.......,..............,..................... WILLI AM WEI T ZEL VI CE-PRESIDENT ...... ........ A LI CE MARIE PRocToR SECRETARY ..,.,... .....,. T EMPERANcE DUCK WORTH TREASURER ....... ......4......,. R AYMOND CHAPPELOW SPONSORS ....., ........ M ISS CHILES--MR, DAVIS When this group of students next returned to the high school, it was with a little trepidation, a little more self-confidence than before. Only a few weeks had passed when they elected Merrill Etzenhouser as president, and with the help of their spon- sors, Miss Lucas and Mr. Pigg, began to enlarge and polish the name-platen which they had won so creditably as Sophomores. Not until said plate was thickly studded with new victories in the fields of essay, athletics, dramatics, and music, accomplished under the leadership of Kenneth Curtis, were these ambitious scholars content to leave it for a time. Now they are Seniors and proudly wearing all the laurels which their efforts, under the august name, have brought them. They mourn deeply their departure from be- loved scenes: but realizing that success lies in the forward, not the backward look, they reluctantly leave their places to the new Seniors, hoping that Fortune will smile as brightly on them as she has on the Seniors of 1930. BLEVINS DAVIS From him we learn what pep means and how to smile and still keep ever busy. No one could possibly be engaged in more activities at the same time with such evidence of energy and enthusiasm and with such marked success. He is our sponsor, teacher, adviser, and Friend. His wide travels, coupled with his popular method of I i teaching, make his English classes a most pleasant diversion from ordinary studies. The Seniors are proud to claim him as a sponsor. Under his able direc- tion the Senior play was one of the most successful productions in the annals of Chrisman. He has been foremost to assist in the production of numerous other plays and has been responsible for a number of out best assembly programs. I Q45 , 'B B ,mpxfxx A it

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THE CLEAM Z7 Howard Woodruff Honor Society Class President C1 J Cv. S. B. QPres. 23 Annual Gleam Staff Christmas Play USuccess is won, not given. Ruby Cummins CNUL graduatcell Jewell Beal Football C C Club Annual Gleam Staff Christmas Play He overcame all ob- staclesf' Ina McCord Nautilus A charming bit of scenery in the landscape of the world. Alvin May Cr. S. B. ls known for his bril- liant flashes of silence in the Classroom H Doris Blake Honor Society Bifweekly fill C Club Play Operetta. lf her E's were dia- moncls we would have to look at lzmgthrough smoked Raymond Hall Has the happy faculty of looking intelligent-and .rv IS. June Marie Lukens Shakespearian Commercial Club Coy, illusive, and full offunf' Margaret Leopold if Shalcespearian y Her idea of an agree- yt able person is one who If agrees with her. y If ll Il l Marian Gardiner fl Shakespearian M Club Christmas Play l A quiet girl whose l smiles mean more than! words. ff l ll fx, V!