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

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Seniafzfi 7 ..-,, ,M , 'lic Is: fmt i li :-'- Q Wg? 4 FIRST ROW: Maurine Ahrnann, Marilyn Ailshire, Margie Phillips, Daisy Alexander, Virainia Allen, Dick Andersen. SECOND ROW: Beverly Arnold, Bill Austin, Bill Austin, Oral Baker, Richard Bal- linger, Marjorie Barber. THIRD ROW: Willa Barnard, Barbara Barron, Gene Bath, Lou Anna Bauer, Ray- mond Beebe, Cassie Beaty. FOURTH ROW: Rose Marie Bellis, Roger Bessmer, Ieanine Boyd, Helen Bishop, Delta Hope Blackburn, Mary Lee Blank. FIFTH ROW: Mary Bliss, Mary Cath- erine Boone, William Bordeno, Billy Iean Bourke, Ramona Bowen, Marshall Wolfen- baraer.

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S'0 Quin Lidke, Vernon Griffin, Betty Werner, Victor Carnes The Senior class has made a good selection of officers for this year, as they are well qualified people who have fulfilled their duties in an excellent manner. The President for the first semester was Victor Carnes, Who is a member of the National Honor Society, a Major in the R. O. T. C. and has participated in several club and forensic activities. Vernon Grif- fin served this office the second semesterg he is in the National Athletic Honor Society and was active in the field of sports. The office of Vice-President was capably filled by Bryce Ehmke, who was Treasurer of the Student Council, a Thespian, and who took part in several dramatic productions of Chris- man. Don Mitchell held this office during the last semester, he is a Second Lieutenant in the R. O. T. C. and was adjudged third best actor in the annual one-act play contest. Betty Werner held the office of Secretary first semesterg she is a member of Nautilus, Literary Society, a member of National Honor Society and Secretary of the Student Council. Quin Lidke served next as Secretaryg she is a member of As-You-Like-lt Literary Society and a football queen attendant. The office of Treasurer was held by David Cook, who is a Thespian and has been active in dramatics and music, and Ted McAnally. Ted, who is new at Chrisman this year, has made friends very quickly and is Well fitted for his office. We are proud of the officers of the Senior Class and also of the fine class spirit behind them. Good luck to these veterans of twelve grades as they step from school life into life's school. 24

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Senicvzd Qwf uw- ' - is ,. . ,Oh 5 if 9 ai FIRST BOW: Elaine Brest, Martha Brewer, loe Taylor, Betty Brown, Virginia Brown, Robert Browning. SECOND BOW: lack Bryant, Iill Bryant, Monetta Bueneman, Ray Bukaty, Torn Burch, Bill Burch. THIRD BOW: Marjorie Burgess, George 2515. ' -1 -. 4. 1 , , f -E ' 5 N' 1g'.t,,., . ' if '-'-' 4 I Burkett, Bessie Burris, Bettie Burris, Margie Butcher, Anthony Butkovich. FOURTH ROW: Ann Marie Butler, Virgil Bybee, Eilene Byler, Betty Caldwell, Eleanor Carnpbell, Terry Carlock. FIFTH ROW: Eleanor Carlson, Victor Carnes, Pat Carpenter, Barbara Cato, lacie Chapman, lean Chapman.