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

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JOHN A, SEA ALBERT M. OTT W. L. C. PALMER I Memoriam Our echoes roll from soul to soul And grow forever and forever. Through his twenty-six years of steadfast service, Mr. John A. Sea has greatly advanced school problems .... Mr. Albert M. Ott willingly ren- dered eleven years' service to school affairs .... Serving as principal eleven years and as superin- tendent of the Independence schools twenty, Mr. W. L. C. Palmer gave his life to educational pursuits .... The line value of their services, which have so deeply influenced the educational life of this community, cannot be over-estimated. Student: XVINTON YVILLS

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T me 9'- u '1 This year the Goddess of Liberty is the incar- nation of the spirit of freedom which we have endeavored to carry out in our book. Her torch is a challenge ,to the students of William Chrisman High School to attain the higher ideals and the greater achievements through personal initiative and individual freedom. She furnishes a lofty inspiration to which we can aspire and hold as our guide in the future. Keep the theme of this Gleam ever before you.

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D clica l0I'1 We, the senior class of William Chrisman High School, feel deeply grateful to three of those Whose unfail- ing loyalty, kindly cooperation, and sincere interest have made our four years of pursuit of that most elusive sprite, Education, ones of bountiful fruition. They have kept brightly polished the lamp which ditfuses its glowing rays on our unhampered foot- steps. Therefore the Class of Thirty-seven respect- fully dedicates this its Gleam of Freedom to Miss Emina Hill, Miss Ada, Fallon, and Mr. L. Dale Pigg. EMINA HILL DALE PIGG ADA FALLON l 4