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

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.A .... ,,.. .... .-ff:f,::g,.-1.Y.,1-4 - -- rr- ' l l l OPFICERS Fred Logan Barbara Carroll Bill Hartigan Nora Kelly STUDENT COUNCIL SESSION Fi.st Semester STUIJENTCUUNCIL f The Student Council of William Chris- man H1ql1 School was formed ln 1940 to promote closer relat1onsh1p between stu dents and faculty to rmprove school con d1t1ons and to prepare students for be comlng better c1t1zens and better leaders It has become one of Chrlsmans most act1ve orgamzatlons The sponsors are MISS Stewart M1ss MacDonald M1ss S1ngleton Mrs Brush Mrs Dugan and Mr Letever Fred Lo gan made a very capable presldent tot the tlrst semester followed by B111 Hart1 gan who f1lled the pos1t1on equally Well Barbara Carroll and Nora Kelly secre TGIIGS for the hrst and second semesters d1d a tlne Job keeprng the records 1n order The council has sent the Envoy for the flrst t1rne to the boys and g1rls 1n SSIVICG They have also whol heartedly urged the buylng of War bonds and stamps They also had a paper dnve on Decem ber 6th and 7th Wh1ch was enthusl astrcally supported Two representatlves from Chrlsrnan Marcheta Inman and Paul Nagel asslsted the Chamber of Commerce ln organlzmg Teen Town Wh1ch has proved to be cf great success as an act1v1ty for the stu dents The soclal act1v1t1es cornmlttee spon sored frequent m1xers tor the purpos t students becomlng better acquamted Several prolects started last year have been completed ,- V S r ' ' Q I . - . 1 . , ' 1 ' 1 .1 , 1 1 - 1 A . , . . ' , , J. y T - 1 ' 9 O 1 . ,L-.-..h,v.,. . . .. ,,... ,. ., ... .,..,....,,..- .. . , , ' Y A ' 4 A

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Freeman Bullock Tane Mae Inouye l,l'f',f.t1'Vfl Semester it . The senior class officers for this year very capably and efficiently filled their offices. ' The first semester chose an outstand- ing president, Freeman Bullock. Freeman has been one of the most popular students in Chrisman, mainly for his pleasing per- sonality, and the entertainment he has rendered by playing his ever 'popular boogie in several assembly programs. He also was an excellent sportsrnan, and a star player on our football and basket ball teams. He was assisted by Tane Mae lnouye, who successfully filled the posi- tion of secretary-treasurer. She has also simon nfrlcrns f been a very active student and partici- pated in several plays. The second semester chose a Worthy president and a capable secretary in Hugh Rush and Biloine Whiting. These two Chrismanites are well known for their Work in speech and dramatics. Hugh was very successful in debate and oratory, Winning first place in the state contest in Oratorical Declarnation. He had the lead in the Speech Play Seven Keys to Bald- pate and also had a leading part in the senior play. Biloine- also was active in the Nautilus Literary Society, and was a member of the National Honor Society. She has served untiringly on behalf of the Student Council. A OFFICERS Hugh Rush Biloine Whiting ss? 'UDlQlt-VF' COUNCIL 3FSf5lON