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

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fN afar DEDICATION FIFTY classes have graduated from the Independence High School. The class of 1889 had seven studentsg that of today two hundred and seventy. The faculty has grown from a staff of two to thirty- six teachers, two secretaries, a librarian, and the principal. The amount and value of equipment have increased in accord- ance with the number of pupils. Here is written an enviable record of progress and service, a record which is due entirely to the loyal support of the citizens of In- dependence. I' For their unswerving loyalty, inspira- tion, and guidance, we think it only fitting that we dedicate this issue of the GLEAM to those citizens who have so efficiently supported the Independence High School. CONTENTS BOOK I ,,,,.,,,,, ,-,,,,,..,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,.,... .,....................... V I e WS BOOK II .,,,,,,.,. ......... E Xecutive BooK III ...... --------- F aclllty BOOK IV ,,,.,--- .......... S tudents BOOK V .,---- ,,,,,,,,,,,,......., H 0I1OI'S BOOK VI ------ ,,,,,,., O rganizations -BOOK VII ,,,,,,, ............ F ine Arts BOOK V111 ----.--- ,.,,,,..,. P ublication BOOK IX ...... Athletics BOOK X --,O- ,,,,,,.,. G leamlets

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CBD nor to hoXd as the oernent t an h d adven 8 deerns 1 ress an ast HE L-BANK start ot '3 ' o th' arhooh the prog W H' ooX through the n nity howed the Gteern s ren- x C xx X1 X- :X .- X x ff' is xr I' x , ,xx x X x XX X . wil K X X f 'x n E E ,. G rs ye xgh S60 astw to chooX ha ing therne or -dence ' steadfi ' that our s h succeed S e Xndepen tudents -vvho have is a.hXe servxce to render tor eac itieth senior das ervice oi th years. S the trnper h ' ntinue i the fx h in or s round 't vvrh co urpose o the c a have d that x 'S the 'Q hnh in hook dered an dv. Xt x ahahXe Ji our so stu to he anothe achievement, and devexo-9 x N fu 'W hh hh dent ho r nnhre nnent o

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L ki- THIS PAGE is to stand as a tribute not only to our fellow classmates Who have fallen along the Way, but also to those who have passed on in the years gone by. Each year there are a few students Who must cross the bar and meet their Pilot face to face. Even though they are not With us in body, their past achievements shall live forever in our memories. Tal- mage said, At our best estate We are only pilgrims and strangers here. Heaven is our home. And the stately ships go on To their haven under the hill 5 But oh, for the touch of a vanished hand, And the sound of a voice that is still. RAyMoND P EEL DOROTHY Sci-IWAB ROLAND HARTLE-Y PAUL SMITH