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

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Seniors WILLING and progressive group of students has filled the senior offices and maintained the prestige of their pred- ecessors. During the first semester, Cur- tis Alloway was chosen president, with Anita Gilson, secretary. Ja'mes Sheetz acted as vice president, while Ruth Har- der' and Leslie Hunter collected dues as treasurers. ' For the second semester Charles Grab ske was elected pr esrdent with Mary Jane fllffms ALLO ARLFY G HA! RABSAE AW-FA G Mani IAVSLSOV man Crow as treasurers GRAY Through the efforts of the class officer s, a class dance, the first of its kind, was suc cessfully given The oflicers are on the committees to select the class rings and Gray, secretary Betty Lindsey ser ved as vice president and Marie Allen and Tre . -..-.,1:.vrfn-.1-as-v..f...-..f.1f. -....a . .:.'.4.-. .-.-.-.-.:. .' ...... ... ,.. , , ., .... . . .. r 4. -.- - announcements 1 vfr 11 Sophomores HE SOPHOMORES failed to lrve up to their name of gr een horn, for they started the year with a very fine selection of ofiicers Thomas Duckworth served the office of president very capably Jack Montague was vice president Jeanne Scott, secretary, Arthur Hacker, reporter Billy Stewart and Harriett Allen, treasurers The second semester was introduced by another outstand rng group of officers Billy Stewart was elected as pres rdent, Arthur Hacker as vrce president, Eleanor Landfrred as secretary and Jacqueline Davis and Bob Hutchings as treasur ers if W ,J Tuomxs Ducux or-TH Q Ir:Ax QCOTT if BILLY SIEHAR1 at Ex mxorz lANIDFllIl:D v 4 ' ' 1 1 C 7 p . . . . r V . ' - 1 ' xx , , as ,, ' 1 ' 7 fa a fu fn u . ' 7 1 4 1. I fn 4 ' 1 - . 4 - - , . . . - . . . . . P ! . . . l Q , af- a n we - ' ic. I - - . gl' V 11101, -jp - s f-I H -. 1 l' . J , '7 ' A - VK , ' '- , - iw A Q 1 4' ,, v?:,f . r . 'fin Wet? A M f -X 'T 1- Q51 ra '-ik if 'ri ff 1. f, 1 4 13 .SU V fn - r,7 st 2 i x Q x, - , - , fr.'w-r., r .4-L 1 V. , - s 1 . I .f