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

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+ 'A'f5fPEi3i Arthur Hacker Gale Fulghum SEN IORS Marybelle Sutton Doris Vaughan AND CLASS UFFICEHS This year the senior class chose a group of officers Who capably and efficiently filled their positions. The first semester officers Were: Arthur Hacker, president: Marybelle Sutton secretary. Arthur was lieutenant colonel of R.O.T.C. and had a leading part in the senior play. Marybelle Was a member ot the As-You-Like-lt Dramatic Society, and a member of the girls' quartet. Billy Monsees was vice-president, Maxine Eighinger and Frank Minton treasurers. Gale Fulghum and Doris Vaughan were elected as president and secretary the second semester. Gale was a letter-man on the football teamp and Doris, an active member of the Shakespearean Literary Society. Chester Lyday served as vice-president, treasurers were Mar- jorie Burgess and Herbert Dawson. These oiticers served on the committee to select the senior class rings and the announcements. They helped make plans for graduation night and the senior play. The sophomore class elected a capable and depend- able group of students to serve as officers. Those elected for the first and second semester respectively were: Dave Flanders and Billy Fancher, presidents: Malcolm Pittman, lr. and Katherine Green, vice-presidents: Ona Mae Cook and Wanda Ellis, secretariesg Wanda Ellis and Robert Kirby, and Edna Mae Smith, treasurers, and Paul Roberts and Edna Mae Smith, and lndola Gedney, re- porters: These officers not only cooperated in making the sophomore play a success but also to promote the student mixers and numerous other school activities throughout the year. ll SOPI-IOMORES David Flanders Ona Mae Cook Wanda Ellis Billy Fancher

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