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

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1952 volume:

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THE GLEAM -we w nes NFO 4 'wc Ccx f4'VCNl om fTxlOS UTC XT FOXXOW We Gkzom Tennyson ' of We swf QW, .3 E ,N v:fQ3nXkghf ' C? f : 31z':gYw', Q, yzmg 'von'-er, 'Jo-nw' 3 ncmcn UC ,Cy coxnpgn-Ions, L dn your vc M Y Am. ,' X y ' cm , f9nQ1,c'c n mu 'E Q HQ 'HQ mfg: f - ' 2 , 'Q U 'H FQREWQRD Everyone lr nows the story ofAladd1n and his wonderfu amp When he rubbed the lamp a genre appeared to do his blddfng to brfng frne food and drrnk to transport hlm magically from place to place and to build hlm the beautiful palace fn the w As the magfc carpet carrfes the reader through the pages ot' this GLEAM may Aladdm the lamp of education and the genre bring to the senfors the coveted memories of hrgh chool days and carry them back through all their achieve ments and accomplishments To the seniors of the future may the light of Aladdfn s lamp guide thefr education through the approaching years to a goal of truth faith and peace In America the land of free men 5 ' .1 - 4 T xl -Y 1 4 K ' 2 U . . I I . , ' ' , ' ' most ' ' orld. S I . . Q 7 . SEPTEMBER OCTOBER NOVEMBER DECEMBER JANUARY SCHOOL CALENDA FEBRUARY MARCH APRH. MAY 6 G 9 5 SI'1fAC. E 'A :fff1'L1M C,z 'i Flu, 61 ' .lrq PL-1, Q, :j':xz Q1: L '17-,-j--31 ' f Y ,.,-'C,ul,w, ji 'Q 'l Y' 9 Q - 1mN:w, ' ' IE 1' '- '1 2 3 - '-2'-3 'Q E' - --'QUN Sf E d ,L V ,Y-', V. U., .-I . 11,-!,,j,L ., Lv, T '1' ff- ' -X::'Xs:f CN' EE A. 3 WC rp A: 'i ': 1 Glu -1 L.1gI,i 5AHQ-19 . V ' 1 5 ,-1 5 Sq'f '1'f-H515 Q3 .3 4 7 -f' 111' 1 :iii -lull Q 3 f5,wfe3vL- tv QC E 'V u :MW E::ix5':j:1,9 TH '-'f,. ',7 -L 1.22 Sw, If Sign :V Ui . O ' ' - 5' 3 J'r EQ Gmzmcz' 5: U1 'E' 1' 'UC'-3' if Sow: C .C QQ Sir' :Z 'f,,,e, W CFU iw? PW 3 TABLE OF CONTE TS INTRODUCTION ORGANIZATIONS 83 IO6 O SCHOOL PERSONNEL 9 I6 ACTIVITIES IO7 H3 O C CLASSES I7 50 ADVERTISEMENTS 0 Iwo o DEPARTMENTS 2 SENIOR HONORS T29 T32 Spo Is TL, L L vSJ' cc Mus C L fkjzatk L Lf Dkbkkf .fl f7A L Af 7I,fL fv!47 kj 'Mfg-12, VSV I f IX Luxflfvuwfkfx, ,Mb AL MT! 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Y: N'.'Xvx S' YWULXVF H XX - of LH Ns d Na, we , 'KN Q ' . x ' H mcdw us, SHN K Q ' we X ,H ,v-J , mf 4 mffiv: I MWQWDM Q pm mmm , mmm i sf d ADM, Q ep Dr Floyd Ycle Presldenf THEY GU rs wdencc We proud p ssessor o a c rc nun e ar d corscuenfuoas pobhc servan' rr' ne person a D Flo Yale presudenr ol he Board of Educahon Dr Yale has The rare gr r of the abr' ry to hre The enrhuslasrn of hrs fellow workers Hrs succrnc remarks are ah rrwsprranon ro The faculty rh oaghour the year because rney are mofnvo'ed by The srn erny ol purpose o The speaker Frye arher pubhc prrnted men ard wornen compose The lr r er endence Beard ol Education These are pe sons whose o csrqn aw ur ose Q endeavor enable e schools of Independence to achzeve Thelr pu pose rn The 1 arnlnc, ol youna people for lulare cvrzenshup wh hese men n cu vlonuew lF ha ge Indeperdence rnay lc cs e Mar he sc oo hna ces vw be carefully man accd and that school needs wrll be anhcnpafed and pro wded lo ID the besf and WIS6Sl manner We express our rcs e rnanks To he members of The Board RD CLIR il xl Dr Eugene Theoss mcmber Mrs Floyd Snyder member Murvun Carl Choslon secretary treasurer Kenneih Smith member Mrs Wlllram d 1 L G Keith supermtendent of schools Mass Kuhe Gnllmor 'nembcv Dr Floyd Yale presldent IO The Parent-Tecxcher Associdtion of Williciin Chrisrndn is cw cictive orgciniZdtion,lthc1s hod o full ond voried progron' to the yecir Its regulor octivihes consisted oi the monthly meetings, sponsorship ot the Senior Prony rcidio hroodcosts stressing the work ot vorious committees, ond luncheons ot which the tecichers were guests. The ossocicition worked with vorious civic groups in chorge ot Teen Town, sotety ond civil defense. The ossociotion contributes to the Coroline B. Ullmcxnn Student Loon Fund H which is ovoiloble to college students who ore preporing 'o W teoch and who will teoch in the public elententory schools of Missouri one yeor for eoch yeor of scholorship ovvord they receive. We feel thot the theme for the yedr, Building Better Per- sonolitiesf' hos been eftectively ccxrried out through the c1ssociotion's progroni for the yeor. Mrs. Elbert Pickett President EDLICATI r' ,A xg'- x 7 i s iur s but Pickett 'vtrs Clorencc Po cr 5 il rs it r M Mrs Russel Duct: M s A t Johnson BACK ROW s Etzenricusci Mis Chester Bcrihoin N Cifmig Sic-gtried Mrs Hurold i i i Mus Q, Mrs Doufq 1 tn i fc Lx I Q Q Q O 0 O r i 4 f. . V ' ' 1 C ,ai gr gf A ,, .' Y' - - Fx L- . 'r' ' 1' 3 at ' . 1 ' '5 s ..- - A r ' T - ll: 0 ' w .. 5 L ' ' 1' C N , f. q , - X , . l X -L FRONT ROW: Noii l.Nttt'.:' Jesse Sthsoi' Mrs 'Nillicirr' Pricnord Eyre Vrs Uiniel Ednmncis Mrs Gordon Cable, Mrs Richard 'Ai' Aitt Collin, Mi, El - , i I ltn, Mis CTN-c M F E, Poi te, Mrs, G E Lowell, 4 l it? T1-cl Hun, Giegcry lvl-fvei, ii ui c-' N : Mi, , f., f. 1 - , f'i:s rc' , . ' :ci tiiili M -, Mylzniuiin- Mill rr, M s E J ll lr, i ,lci Srhi M s Pi l D - ter l Lowell Glennon Keith Lowell Glennon Kenh as The odn1unTsTroTuye heed ol The lndependence school sysTem Mr KelTh lS on oble c1dnTsnusTroTor cmd o mon who ploces Q hlgh olue on lecnnlng Has Tenure IH Independence hos been chordc Terlzed by such unproyemenls os The TnsTTTuTTon of Q progrom ol sTudenT guldonce The Tncluslon of new courses un The curruculurn ond The unwproyemenl of Tc T o J s oonTlnTsTrc1'Ton hos e momcd by The wase long ronge plOT1l'lll'TQ of lylr Kenh ond The Boord ll he bright Home ol knowledge lS To send Ts leonws Tor down The vTsTos of Tune The keeper ol The T o nc n1usT bc CI vlse ond loyol QUOVCMGIW Such we ho e H1 SuperlnTendenT Kenh PERPETLIATE OUR PLANS Fo. The 5 os' slx ,ECTS Jesse H. STlnson hos been fnclpo 'I icxnw rl nv . is universe Trlendvness ond lcm'-nwlndedness hd.e gcnned lor Tm The esTeenT ol pupils Tc1culTy, ond pc:Trons. From The Tlrne Nr, Snnson ossumed The duTies ol prlnclpol he hos dlschorged Those duTies wiTl quieT clllciercy ond has sul' os on odnwlnlsnolor Qoined wlder Tecognnion, Vxfe chrisrnonnes leel ThoT we hove been lorfuf nc1Te To hoye hod The opporTuniTy To know ond work wiTh lylr. STlnson in our vorious ocTiviTles. We feel ThoT The gool ol successful occomplishmezn is more eoslly oTToinc1ble becouse of his efTorTs Tn our behalf. IT is our hope Tho' Quidcxnce olong The pofhs Tc knoffleclge rndy be long enTrusTced 'o our own Mr STinson. -.,V ., 1 Ti Jesse H. Sfinson Principol Mr Gregory Letever rnstructor In odvoncec mothemotlcs IS The vlce prrncupol ofW1lllom Chrls mon Hugh School Hrs seven yeor tenure os vuce prlncnpol rs The culrnlnotuon oT o long ond success Tul record of servnce To The school To hrs class room Mr Letever brungs enthuslasm ond hugh regord for scholcxrshlp To his duties os vuce pruncvpol he lonngs coretul and constont ottentron To detorl rn the supervusnon ot Th oTTendonce records Among Mr LeTever s extro currrculor dutues us The sponsor shlp of The Notlonol Honor Socuety We wlsh To express To Chrusmon s vlce prlnclpol our opprecrotlon for hrs Tame ond eftort spent IU Tlne cllschcrrge ot the dutues ot hrs offuce Ce tonnly The lomp of Knowledge never burns more braghtly T on when :Ts tlome IS Tended by lvlr Letever Gregory Lefever Vlce Prlncnpal WITH THE ID The Independence schools are Tortunote To have The servuces of tour efhcuent secreTorles In The ottuces ot The supernntendent prxncupol and vrce prxnczpol Mass Molverno Sensor o newcomer To The lndepen dence school system ns secretory To The superuntendent ond os such as chorged vvrTh The numerous ond usuol dutues of The office lvllss lvlortho Hutchens rs The clerk IIT The otftce of The supernntendent Her dutues consrst chiefly ot keeplng the enrollment records ot The entnre system Mrs Mono Blonk IS servlng her Tlrst year as secre 2 Malverna Sensor rvctary To Supc-rrntcnde 1 Tc y nn The ottlce ot the vnce prrncupol Her utnes conslst chletly ot keeping The darly ottendonce and The compllatuon of The monthly ottendonce reports Mass Suson Porobok secreTory To The prlnclpol Qeeps The permonent record ot all puplls enrolled at Chrusmon ond as In charge ofthe school s correspond ence All tour of These secretornes ore prompt and copob e IIT Theur vvork and deserfe o generous meds ure of credrt for The ethcvency vvlth fvhnch The ottrces operote RE I t ' :bg -F? Martha Hufchens Mona Blank Susan Parabok R SUULIITIPDKIU1 s r nclcnnc 4 . . . I 1 . . . , . . 1' V ' ' e . , . . . . I I , h A ' . . O O O O O 0 A Tr ' ' ' - ' ' . Cl I ' . . y . . . . . . I . . X Y fl' ,x . lf' A X I . ' ' Av --. I -I' .,. I - 5' - f Je ' f'l+-r , T - T' Off: fr -MTC 0 Sm-.rvhlrty i..vfT.1', in Pr mwrxz. I3 fcc rv- 44. an -4-n rotlwy Bcles Onenda Beeman Gulaanc Enals :Ja -'Y' Sarah Ellen Campbell Lucnlle Carroll l n abeth A Berry a Sc en 4-my 1'-9 Florence Chrlders Brush 'U Kennelh R Clrne Gladys Evans C da Q cal Drawn B 0 cm FACULTY THE ALS larsl- 5? -Q-nun! Oren S Gordon Mfsgr Lewns Harizog R O T C Track ,nm Cai Hazel Johnson M Orvulle Johnson Tl 'Ml V f' E'9 Om 'S Orcley Banc Claawr JU! T V Hopkins Hlwysmal Edqcatuon 'ails ,....,....f A Mary A Kennedy Socral Scuence K' --1 Marne Hord Commerce gs:-f Vera Kroencke Engllslw V' ,. v ' V A -if A T X 7. J' Do ' EI'z . ' 'l Q, N 'gn Sc: ::' S: ence, Psycho' V5 Scar l 5 ce Span sr 2'Qf '33 f . .vu T -. s 7 I mfr? gin, Ruliraz' are, 0,2 .ncfl Bclcgy Mez f' 9 T l :rf 0 9 0 u R Q 9 Q 9:2 N X Q Ti ' T 1 N, , Q .4 - T T' 5 s T T , - 'E gg Z - 3 '+ ,Q T --R . 1+ To .C r ....I,,. J X f --:tri 'A I4 -3 A ,.. .- NNQQ Mary Weldon Learnard Gregory Lefever Erhmel Lyon Lounse MacDonald Sc Cl Science A 3 ora Busrries an fix as-aQ,, 5 -Y tu MQfgCf8fMEY9dlfl1 Thelma Myers Jessie Page Ray Pearce on Commerce C rw e e if c fu GLIID LIGHT fl - fr' -'rw 'O' ov 1 Mayme Piper Grover C. Redford J . Roberta Rice Verda Riller Library ysicol Edocorron, Driver Education 2 -cn th, cal Educa ion Em' sh, Freud i r 4 po- 'QQ' Q 4-45 xi Ellis C, Rogers Q ll Sampson Asenafh Schroeder Berneva B Sherman Phyg gs, Algebra 1' Ar! Sci 34 S: -itz' Sex .z S. Mgr,- r v I5 llvx qv-an l ,fs l Ellen Singleton Jessie Smith A B Spears Betfy Ann Sfreef Er' slr Latin Chorus a Pm im' Education 'V si 'Qui Nelvada Surbough James L Swoffard Major Thermon Treadaway MfSg1 Ethel Waitman '-lun UR DEMQCRACY Erwin W. Walker Walter E. Webb William L. Weber Commerce Woodwork, Crafrs English Mathematics Z fig' Nora M. Witfhar Chemistry, GuidGnCe n QQ E E A E U ln 4 16 H+!- 'X Ss! 17 Mary Fosler Williams Drumotics, English f , x I I r 1 -WK Q ' ' ci- - x Mwwm k mlm Wm , .i t. - nb 4 6, If X147 ' ga :fix QQRQSQS J fl! UJLANIJIMIIZ 1 '95 f Q-ff1f!,14xli7'Q N9 I Q QA 1 lk , 5, ' S QE we av -v33'if.g qffu' X 17 151 Fix WL. f Kms .1- -49 W II um Thnlkung Mo s McQumn Judith Muller Co a Lou Brown P es dent V ce Pres dent Secretary T eczsurer CLASS OF 52 Cora Lou, Judy, Bull, and Morrrs admlre the senior rung on Judy's finger Bull has held the office of president of has class both hrs lunlor and senror years He lettered rn football two years and basketball three years Besldes tllllng the office ot vuce president of has class In has rumor and sensor years Morris was vlce president of the 1951 1952 student council He has lettered all three years In football and basketball Judy has many actlvltles outside her secretarial office of the senior class She ns a member of the M Club the As You Luke It Dramatic Socaety the Spanlsh Club National Thespuans Natlonal Honor Socnety a student councnl representatlve and a senior cheerleader Cora Lou was the student drrector ofthe rumor play and IS a member ot the National Forenslc League, Shakespearlan Literary Society, and vice presndent ofthe Natnonal Thespnans She was cast as a leadmg character ID the Speech play three years and one act plays two years C5- Ohs 'Vi 46. 'S' X rf Ah Everett Adams Emnlne Adkins Mary Allen Russell Allen a Jayne Ann a Y Gene Anderson Charlene Andes Mar llyn Andes Kenneth Archer ay Ann Yvonne Dean Qu: fi Harry Banning Robert Barlow Orin Warren Er Jeanne Benson Marne 3- vc 'F Ralph Brewer Lee Nancy Bentley Aileen 1 Beverly Bridges Josephine inc Donald Bartels Christopher l Joyce Bates Elaine ,div William Bohonsky Thelma Borgman Richard Frances ..f SOUL ot' If V l N .f Alice Briggs David Brightwell Joyce Shelby Mary Allison Elizabeth Betty Atch isan Jean 64' ,qv-f Geraldine Beckerdnte Lenora Eugen re Bradley Eastwood ,S 4' 'r 5 s. A Robert Brightwell Lee Georgia Alton Pendleton -:fa Richard Baird Albert Mary Beckerdlte OU .8- 03 '57 uh James Brand ll Maitland la f Tv I. Barbara Brown Jean . - -if , - , f' ,- L ' A ' -1 4' 'I ' 4 v 5 47 P v ,. as ' ,B 1 X , fy -M .I 7 , H N am 1 W.:-ii' -X x . , ,A 1 , ,Q , 1 A K ,U - R Y R y ' N any, , ,A - 5.5 I Ag , ' . 1 ' ' X v ' J. 'A fe 5 If fe t si. , f QW J J M l i5 : :, ii Y M. i R YOU AS SENICRS . . . 3 4 ., x ' .' J' . S f 9 ,1 kr M. 7 ' ' A Q . Y- J at K ,K , , -,. . . . L I 'tr il F ' '- 6 , ' cr 'tr ff ,f , .3 5 M, x J A o 0 , fi I . t 50 9' own Lou ,Q--v Barbara Bryant Parealee Bryant Beth Delores 'Z' nv Barbara Burns Darlene vs. L Ruclward Byrne 5 Cadwell Donald Cannon ean Burdtck oe ClWOfl9S .. VE E JQYED 1 1 ' l Y Betty Cason Ronald Casselman Joan an Clvoplrn Anne 'Avi -42? Carol Colllns Nadine Leste David Clark Curtis if , -R 7 ,fl Delores Corner Ruth :nm Tlvamas Cavlnes Oren 41- Lester H Clarx 36' f-f'N I ,H Sf Martlna Connor Ann if Richard Chandler gr. ,af Jw Patsy C rk Jean 'Sh An n Conrow Claudette 'S' vu ,V Ronald Burng ee os plw Ca Dean 'Y' Edward Clwarpue ee Peggy Coen Mae 53 rf? Mabel Cook Ann Nesley L Burns 35 'Q' Delbert Cass not Ross Joanne Clmles Webb gg- Carl L Cogan S f 'fa ': S2 Dwight Coryell Bruce if James Cottmgharr Samuel f'v' TV' Theresa Cross Dolores 5194 Nqr Mlldred Curtns Doris Danforth l.oulse Elalne Shnrley Decker Ann 373 Merle Dove ee 'lun X Gerald Edwards Francls gk otry Crenshaw June 253W s L -4 OD rt Cunnunghar' ee 436' ,fe -r 11, Q 'os- Georgla Cunnmgham Lemle Vernon Darllng Everett Davldson Donna Davis Francis Wayne Beth ...THE OPPORTU ITIE TH T .. -bg, ff s...- sv, i Hale Dexter James Dexter Roger Doty Gene Duane Fern -...J Dorothy Drummond Irene .2 Ronald Enman C Dudley John Dunn Joan Bruce 'K ,,.f' QW '45 f Alberta Douglas Louise M -f Kenneth Dyer Wayne WS Potrscua Ellls Mary Ensrmnger Russell Etzenhouser Ann Cathryn Duane 4,4 :rv-ma Curt s Irene SP uv' if XR Vnrglnla Dav Ann 'l Joanne Doutt Opal 159 -Q Thomas Edmunds Danlel f B rl Ew g Romarn . T-L . I 3 H . ff' , Y' . ff' ' ' ' T' I 4 I A . L, ,A f f Y XY A A l 5. , . 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AN EDUCATIO OFFER .. .4-41' Ma rtha Fye Ann Vrrgxnra B Grayer mf-if Rnchard Guffey Marcrta Dean P Wrllrarn Gibson Forest -.xt Daniel Green Marvln ,Ns '05 --..,,, Donna Haas Marne 22 in fn- JrllGrber1 Q 1-X Phillip Gregory Courtney Margaret Hall Kathleen Evelyn Gullesple Rozena Dole Gruessel Alfred 4. -rf4v Patrucla Harlan Jo Anne Ve in ff 4 2 :afi- L 5-'N F1' l Charles Fickel Eugene f Q xxx 'T Ka lene Fulton Phrllrp Goadwnn John v',s 'Qi Thelma Grlffuths Delorus Barbara Hart Burroughs - .Z 5 N G' , Q - - ' f l - ' 0 . 4' -I A Y J t d L ,V 1' . V iew X Q X 4 je xt f 'F A Y ' ' .fm X -- l . l 6- 'F i 4 Q - rs: ,iq lx ' X , . , . I L L ' O O s f ' ,J ' 1 4 ll ' 1- .F ,J ' A .gk y :V gy Q ,FT F J -, 1 -v' , 5. ,4'.. kr'-' .,' s -'-,Q 4 K 3- 'A X ' fr l W4 Q V? J' s I X 4' - 2 1. 'F -'f-I , -:L A ff' 4' ' 'A 'Q 1, Lf. -M-so F ' 1 L . In , 3 g F I NA R my ' ' J F 1 VIV .. f-N F -F ,J F' if v ' rw f lv- 9' 53 X ' ..: , J I - , Mg. f -ff K nl' f as 1,14 'A AD' l fs:- L, , Q ., , r Z4 J -i ' 0 ' J ' fa ' v xi 2 l Donna Hart Lee L- ,sz 4 Granvulle Hedrlck Robert Mary Hlggms Ryle ou Rnchord Hulse ee Donald Johnson Alvln Clifford Hatch Eugene if Harvey Heffner Dean OO Joseph Hightower Rnchard U'-D as. in Dorns Huntsucker Marne Donald Johnson Andrew Nancy Hattey Carolyn 1f'N ga Fairy Helde Rozxne Jacqueline Hawkins Viola Haynes Frances Ernestine 1719 ,?,,, L Q., Constance M Herb James Hleronymus Allen OUR DEMOCRACY '11 Bessie Hull Marne Louus Hurlbut Grace Inman .Q barry Johnson Stephen Johnson 4' Q..-g Frank Holman Gene Lenara 4-0 Ma ry Jackson Marne Elame Damel E Jones Kenth Grover 'Di' ..- ,X 2 1 .L, V ' . l Vernon Hazelrigg Dee Ba. Carole Huggins Joyce Marlse Honeyball Darlene Huffman Ann Joan Jenknns Mary Gerald Jones ee I nz . c C, it , . ,, Nl 'F y un- - A 4 , , Q fc Q A . X 5 . 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Betty Lasso ee James Maness Jud tn McClure Harald McElroy Russell Ann D Carlton Milby Donald Miller Iris Miller ee Harvey Marlene Melvln it , nv Judith Miller Anne 7!'5 Ayr P ,, Clifford King Monroe 27 Jan es LGDLC R Chard I Charles Lowther William Gu Edward Mclees Henry r C3 Ronald Mills Edward :DI Le 4.-f Charles Kleuveu Emory Vt gll Lafferty Allen Wllluam Mann ee an Morris MCC-lulnn Dean Now, vu., Shirley Mock Ruth Li A-.L vs -v- Y5, Q, Jo Moore Ann .ni Shnrley O Neal Jean Russell Patterson .l Ervnn Frances Puckett Lorene Beverly Prlce JoAnn XJ-4 Xl Paul Moyer Earl Manger Gerald Lawrence AIO' Slwnrlee Osborne Shxrley Owens Joan Pace Carol Jean r 2 A '3 - 4 - J L' v-1! ...Atl ald Masta n Roy .lohn Myers Duncan 1,-4 Charles Paunter Frank ...FUTURE BE PRIVILEGED . Lawrence Pederson Harslw man Y '1' Roger C Ponnter ef' I Qanald Prnce Eugene Gladyce Plwllllps lrene -an , A.. ' . Clarence Polfer Ronald James Prxcltard Wullnam 45 ,LAR .uw QI '1 'U Leta Plmlllps Wnlluam Potter Frank ':r'1T George Proclc Lawrence Robert Phnlllps LeRoy J' Marllyn Powell Jane x ', Helen Props: Isabelle 'K t 0 A -,f Z-4 ir Marge O'DelI Lee -g,9 ,f Edgar Patterson van pb Carol Puckett Ann Gerald Preatar Leroy Juanuta Pugh A fue el t Q' '. gn , L , 24. rf 3 s 7 .4 4' , -v J PQ- Igg A . I , t G S, Y ww Q ff l O O . I 3 WX 4' nv-V x L A - ' 1 L v 7' I.: .2 my Q I H -,,' I ? W, - '2 1 ,... ' - sf M' ' 4 f L . f I Q 7 4? . Q f 5 L. 8 1-Q 2 lx tr 1 fb , , . ,gk r f X L ' , .L tg' r J . i , 'JJ' .. I ld L , . . 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Shadel tm Wynona Ryder Leantha Spa. fb Rosa Schoernrg ee Carolyn Shakespeare Louise 'J' Joyce Ryerson Lavaun Leland Scott Harbert 'gin Gu? 419- ' ' 5 Elaine Shanahan Marie Patrrcra Robertson Trula Sawyers Mae Neal Scrrbner Joan Shepherd Louise Patrrcxa Shurk Casper Sholes Jr Joon Joanne Smlth Faye -Q-gr Sharon Spencer ee -C 11,1 Oren Stephens Enoch Delores Tandy Ruth Frank Marlorue Smuth Nadme 'QQ Beverly Surncosky ue Rnchard B Srnlth 'ao ag., Leonard Skaggs Jr Louls l'V Sylvua Smder Duane ..TO ACCOMPLI H Charles Sperry Stnllman .as .iN Muldred Stephenson M ee John Taylor Arthur orble ,gi WW ,hu Joyce Sprague Elanne 49' Edwnn Stevens Glenn Donno Teague Jecn Q1 Winston Spulres Valgene 'K' ,-W. Ido Stewart Moe John Terryberry Albert solo is-' Barbara Smuth Jane .40 ,f 'll Gary Snow Booker TH .. J' Dorothy Smuth Julian June 55 Davtd Specht Bernard nat. 445 Jerry Stamford ee ZS Joan Strelght Auleen ,ig -s-9 Phllllp Stark Donald -44' Carol Suhr Mae Wxlllam Thllklng Edwin Thompson Eugene ee 0 s. M AY 'W Q N' . 'J' -x Ry y 7: ay A ,za . 'Q Q 1 4 L .g ,, Wy :ID gr' , - . X Y YI l I - 2 , .lt i A 4 , , S E , , RJ -A 'K J M nw If ,Z 1' f G A xg. 1 f K 4 , no Wh ' L J . E . JP ,1 S. fa 6- 5. ,S v ' - ,, 7' , L , ' 'sf ' ' 'J ,Q A Z I .fr J f W X L S S f Sllvxx L l X L ,Lf y gg J, an L J E A L ' - L , A, yr' M ts ' 1 ,x a- 4 L ' ' - . . ., -A 4' , V 1 ! v - .D U 9, , in l f W fl L . , 3. V at 4 L me l 2 'W' r , U J ., ii 1 4 3 XJ X ' L 27 itsis, '-Q. ' .Q -....... KJ ,X sl. Wllliorn Thomas Henry RG Q9 Nuncy Turner Jolene Shirley Tube-rghlen Ann A -4. fi? Vavwon l Lounse ..U Joycelyn Vword Ann Richard Whltehouse Eugene ll Peo rl Word Morne Porrncnc Whmng Ann gd Joseph Wnlkle Juonllo Wllkle Lows Louuse an ,W ei 1 1 :ni-A wif , m x r . m J, Af 'K ,W-5 'E' the Howorrl R Tugnor 3 J A x-v 'Ff Borboro x r- Loon it , an Ralph lowers Vlfuller ,oh WX ? 7 .J Juunlfo Trendo Arlen . 'A Rooerm Aomlcer Andes Frank Wagner Ruth LTIMATE GCAL ,- l l Martha Worren Lynn 1' z Sfunley Whlllng Eugene Morgoref Wllkunson Joanne 28 John Wecr Do e Altheo Wlldermuih Morcene in ES Oo pn., Roger Webb e ss L Lorry Wnley O ,J Jon s Wllhoms James Wulhonwson Darlene Robert Movlho Turner Jane 41 .. f' Q. .Jn Wor E en alkali, Rnchord Wecldle Keuth -ui Donald Wnlhonf Gilmore 'P'-2. Morfho Wallis Ellzobefh J ,1 N '5 A , U1 r , km Lam 'Witherspoon Moe is -,ax Patricia Wood Mor'Yyrme f 6 r- ,. 4' QI Ruth Zlegenhorn Borboro Zimmerman 5 Ann ue . DEMOCRACY AND PEACE C V V OCATION XL NNE Ecoxorucs mrw1?W' -f Bull Thulkmg and Gary Rawlrngs domg classroom ar? nn Yhe Use of thc smvrng madnrre as demonstrated by Patty Wood and axsplay wnndow ar Kresges dormg Amerrcan Educahon Week Margaret K Hman durmg Amcrlrcl1EdUCOTrOn Week FOR THE WHCDLE WCDRLD Q-1' L. n..,,.wR Offlce produce class offers practical Tramlng for Iufe nn a democracy through learnmg by domg 30 T 1 -N ' L ' N , fr- , - i ,fx AM 5' 5 Q , l ,TW ' k pg , W I s . , , K A x W A x 17 , ,Q dervvonsrrate To the public what the schools are reaching their Q r 3 ur , 'e 5 f,,, . 5 5 A so My 3 sl V N gy? ' . I' V f BILL SMITH presldent football track SUE GIBSON secretary Student Councnl Spamsh Club As You Luke It Dramatnc Socrety Thespuan Treasurer tumor play JOHN BILL PACE vlce president football basketball track JO ANN OVERMAN treasurer Student Councnl Thespn an As You Luke It Dramatlc Society 'Umor play speech play Jo Ann Overman Treasurer John BIII CLASS OF 53 SC A Pace Vlcepresndent Sue Gibson xwrfh fuigli Commumcatnon In the modern world as an important phase of educatnonal tralnmg Sharon Jackson a member of Mr Spears second hour tumor Englnsh class us explalnmg the syntax of words by use of the deagram 31 H I .S I I I - , I I I . I . 2 I A - I - I . I . I . . . I . - . I I 7 ' . . J X I 1 1 ' 'y -1' I , - - - , , - QQ- x L 'lg I I 1 .' vc 'wf K ff' I , jg! . L l I' ff I Secretary, Bill O. Smith, President. P K , s 9 t , f v , I A- g, 5 5, 'I I I I 4 . 4 , ,E I rr- --1 .,.. .V ,,. 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LL 6' 35 U18 HMOST IMPORTA T YEAR xk ix :L+- C- 1 16 I ROW ONE Lois Ernerlclc Shirley Enloe Delores Ethlngton Janet Evans Noel Ewnng Davld Fender Tvvyla Ferguson Lorella Fields Freddye Flzqerald ROW TWO Joanne Fnzpatrlck Nancy Flanders Donna Rae Flegnan Howard Poland Page Forsee Sue Jon Foster Roger Frlsbey Jlrn Fronlcuer Freddie Garrlson ROW THREE Eulalle Gatchef Vlrg nla Gerber Carole Gwlnsan Donnle Gibson Nancy Gubson Sue Gibson Carol Glffen Norma Gunn Bob Gore ROW FOUR Glenna Gouldsrnnh Tarn Graham Marlha Green Charlene v- 4 'IT' Q 5 .. ,- 3- Gregg Grace Gregg Earnestnne Grlffnth Alma Grnffnfhs Ralaerf Grove Delores Gulley ROW FIVE Richard Gufhrne Douglas Hagan Irene Hagan Judy Hall Phyllis Hall Barbara Hammond Ball Harlan Shlrley Harrmgton Charles Harrfson ROW SIX Wnnola Hart Beverly Ann Hafrey Marsha Haulcenberry Naydlne Hawlclns Harry Hayner Raymond Hearh Bull Heather Judith Hemrlchs Glen Helver son V 'MPL' fr' 1 I - I R '- , I ' ' K --- 1-' X Y .L ' ga X. ca F' at I4' I I I. 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'WY fn f W ONE Bll O S th Bll R Smlth Glna Srnnfh Glorta Srnl Nellie Srntth Carol Spangler Bob Speaks Vernon Sperry Clarence Stamp ROW TWO Rarvalyn Stephens Mae Stevenson Geraldine Stnllwell Donna Stllwell James Stockton John Stone Reggae Stoner Dorothy Story Ronald Stowell ROW THREE Lloyd Swan .lean Swnnney Noreen Talcott Ronald Talcott Julta Tandy Betty Thless Gene Tvssue Ethel Toler Jack Tolxver ROW FOUR Chell Tousley 38 11,4 I' V rv Janice Trentharn Toby Turnbow Vlrglnua Lee Turner Bob Vlnyard Darlene Votava Roger Waage Kenneth Wogener Delores Watson ROW FIVE Donna VVest Martlyn West Wllllarn West Artelyn Whlte Frank Wnlte Martln White Ruth Ann Nhute Eloise Whitney Elalne Waersrna ROW SIX Jacquelune Wlley Delores Wrlluarns Erlene Joy Willoughby Richard Willoughby Beverly Wilson Shlrley Ann Wilson George Wllson Jerry Wlngo .lune Wlnter 4' K , A 'F - ,R 4: . 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S195 A farnuluar sight n Chrnsrnan halls are students luke these fakung a last mnnute Ronald Moore a luve model demonslrafes a glance at asslgnments before class ...WITH BRIGHT FL ME phase of school unsfructlon as par? of the American 1' '9su,,,.. Nw xx if .af if Q 'E 'H M :WINS ef 3051-K, I .4--4. Q 'X xl Knowung what equals what helps everyone In ll e Students un Mr Lefever s second hour algebra 1: ass are solvung equations thereby gaming knowledge ofa practvcal phase of Iuvxng 40 6. gi , ..,, v. A ' N B .ii .. V 7 . Q, 31... M O l xl WW tm-W, 2 Q . ' l , ,Il K la A A , ,P N Q.. ,f a A We 'N 1 4 N 'gs fl tv , - . ...l 'fs- -ll. ' . fn: -0 Q. , V 3 1 'V 'U s M all 9 f 7? M .. hu. Q ng , I S' X -L . X ' ff ff f , ' . f I BOB MANN presldent 2 band Pep Club cheerleader Iunnor dramatucs GIVENS ADAMS bond vnce presldent l secretary l Pep Club lunnor dramatucs footlnglwters BETTY DUGGER YTeens lunlor dramatocs band Pep Club CHUCK MILLER football If Robert Mann Presldent Charles Muller Treasurer Betty Dugger Secretory Gwens Adams Vnce Presndent CLASS O 54 1-P W 'V Tig. sg Ga nlng an unde standtng of our nenghbors 15 one of the most :nteresttng phases of socnol scuence World lwtstory furnlsnes an rntetesttng background for such a study Ronrne Johnson explclns a vital ponnt by referring to the bullet n board l-lns lnstensrs um members of Mrs Berry s second hour class il xv A, 5 ' 7 I . I I I 7 ' ' ' ' me e I - I I I P l V 1 l - I J . . . f f - I I I ' I I ' , -If 1 , N I ' V M a el X l 1' ' , W A 9 ft , ,P Still, ' Q lg PVS Y A.: L17 P 5 , s, X 1 ' 1 , P I A V '3r, ,. L . U W ' 4 X w .. l if A . I I S 2 A ,S , , T Y Q . 1 I - s'x e X 'V . . , . . h an Ax 3, is gla- -ar N41 A1 4' YOU AS SOPHOMORES qc 16 'in 1 ab 4 ua ...L ' t ROW ONE Shurley Albott Bull Adams Gnvens Adams Margaret Adams Allred Wayne Shirley Agee, Dan Allan Patrncla Allen Wnlson Allen Judy ROW TWO Lloyd Ames, Shame Andersen Dnxre Andes Anthony Franklin Archer, Jo Ann Arnold Judy Arnote Charles Athley Jackie Atkinson ROW THREE Kay Austln, Paul August Anuta Barn Barbara Balrd Vnrgunla Balrd Carol Baldus Bob Bannnng Jane Bard Carol Barker ROW FOUR Beth Barnhouse 42 ii 1' F' 1 .58 'gay K A A M? 5 CX Brenda Barnhouse Beverly Barr Merle Barton Bob Beattie Geraldzne Beatty Loulse Beck Wesley Beck Donald Beem ROW FIVE Fred Busby Carol Blschoft Jane Bloyd Tommy Boyston Bull Bradford Bonnse Bradley Nyla Bradley Jurnmy Bray Annta Brewer ROW SIX Bull Brughtwell, Jack Brown Kathleen Brown Harlen Buckner Daisy Lu Budd Marilyn Burkhardt Connle Burlnarn Robert Burns, Norman Burns tr A S' . 5' . H if :5 fill sl? J J Q. B 4 f ill J.. , 1 A' V Ni' B f S ,V , W 53 1 F 'rr li 5 r V ' c A at s ' . B by A- 'E W , 'tw y- K-,iii k, 3 ., J '- ta. Li, V N, gmetzs , A ' 4. J- 1' b I -51 l 1 . 1. Z , O O 0 I H 1 s , A .. , P l K y kin - '1 K. Q ' 'Q M ' Q .B B' n , , B Z. as We 'B .- ct, ' yt' . I Q 1 'tr ' lx' It I .D l - 'S La fm ,Q I J fx R . ia his ', ' I , 9 17 ' 'L' ,- , 1 i. .. ' gp xi' it x 4 P A A X S ,X ff uf J A il Y-st , 1 If Q , s ' J i -5 ' W V , , -dv' wk.. .r 5 .A gn., Q4 H VE YET TO REALIZE THE B an 2 Q-f-r ROW ONE Tammy Burrow Bull Butler Esther Butler Robin Butter worth Dannel Butts Beverly Byers Jnm Cable Elda Carlile Kenneth Carrtker ROW TWO Muldred Carter Ranma Mae Carter Edrth Carty Torn Carty Ralph Case Mary Casebolt Bob Casey Wullnam Casey Dorothy Coth en ROW THREE Davud Chapman Reba Chap man Bull Chappelaw Patrlcla Chlles Judy Christian Jerry Claclc Arthur Clark Darrell Clow John Coates ROW FOUR Mary Coates David Comer Glen Cothern Charles Cottungharn Jeannune Cottmg 4. I .ff ham Jean Cox Margaret Craddock Donald Crowe Ernest Cruwell ROW FIVE Gene Cunnsngharn Vance Cunnmgham Potty Curnutt Bull Curtas Mona Curfls Danny Davls Larry Davis Ramona Davls Roberta Dawson ROW SIX Shnrley Day Wulluam Dellmger Gerald DeMonbrun Joe Dexter Gloria Dobson Albert Donnell Joyce Dorrell Ida Mae Dowell Norman Dawell fgylf' , A , 7 : 4 6. ts . ' 3'5 . JA 'f 'Legg J 4 my V 1 , ' W 1 ' . Y N n : tk, U K. --T - W 1 N .f Y ' A A .f 7, Y E F ' G E' 7 it , X . I vs 5 gk ff d - ' 1 Y' ' 3 -'X f 1. '-.Q all , Al l QT- - .4-'Hi 4 1 D A' i f , N5 n V7 t V -' x Q 4 H I , r Q O O O O 0 1 K 'jug . ,,. Q Q 0 F S R ' f 4 . 1 f -ff wr E' X 5 xg gg- - X J X - f ., V L ,, J A ll! ,gl f M. .1-U , . in ' 3 ' F 1 Q Q y a kj 4-- R A' E34 , y N ,I E J '- X ll, 'A ,C 5 I , as. N be N - 'J ,I X ' ' 4 , r I NL ' .. Y fl' X . 1 is yy 1 A -ff A , 5 J ,F V' ..f L.. J , , . 2 , JP. I I J 43 3' 'U O- Q' X K 'Hs'-2 -W-' me -W. y 'Q r 'fag , 1863 up-. rv .J X7 HPLEASLIRE F REPRESENTI G .. Q .av 'BG if 9... R+' in in ROW ONE Bull Downey Dwayne Drake Janne Duckworth Bll Dudley Judy Dudley Betty Dugger Gary Duncan Dlxle Dutton Margorne Dwyer ROW TWO Bull Dye Clarence Eads Nell Eckhart Glenda Eckmger Robert Edson Marnane Edwards Scott England Sue Ensmmger Charles Faler ROW THREE Dean Ferguson Bully Fuelds Betty Fufe DeWayne Fate Larry Fischer Carol Fitzgerald Charlue Flagg Betty Flanagan George Flermng ROW FOUR Russell Fletcher Shlrley Forgey Barbara Fultz Joe Garcna Harvey Garaety Jack Garner Charles Gubson Janet Gubson Bob Glllespre ROW FIVE Everett Gordon Carroll Gouldsmlth Bob Grabske Everett Gratfeo Bull Gragg Loss Graupner Kent Gray Paul Greathouse Marulyn Green ROW SIX Betty Grnttnce Gene Grose Bull Grove Shnrley Guest Judy Hall Mary Jane Hall Carol Homby Keuth Hammer Laura Harmlton . ' A Q.. 'F . t Q4 ' Q 4 K 4 ,rl V . l 2 S . 1 X V . f 'gg x X. V I B' A 1 K. 4 J lit ' A , -. - 7' an M R N X, ' . A , V ff, , ' ,L .V if ,fu - 'Z N ,f 4 N ,J A Gy X A? 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Hordxng Ben Martha Hart Heady Betty Leroy Heman Hales Wanda Hodges Mary Hooper Joy Hooye Dtckey Horn ROW FOUR Torn Hostetler Edttha .A -15 f. Y f f Yao ,rv Hoogn Dowd Howard Susan Howe Mtllte Huffman Sherrtll Hughes Mary Lee Hunt Eddue Huntsucker Wayne Ingalsbe ROW FIVE Joyce JackeV Cut Jarnes Rlchard James Jeanette Jenkrns BH Jobes Eugene Johnson Juantta Johnson Ronnne Johnson Kay Johnston ROW SIX Dwayne Johnston Yvonne Johnston Wanda Johnstone Bull Jones Sue Kearney Jerry Keck Shirley Ketghtly Mary Ann Kerr V ,e , If-' g I VV 1. ' Q we fs J s V V VV L V .Ts K ' xx, ' 5, -V , ,,,, I. V ,. , . X ,mf 'Q Q' V 4 fiat , .4 I t h O . . ' ss fy MT' if Q g V , - R N X i A V .,.t. -. f ,.., - 'IQ ' J I my R ' -A A R v. . V X 'V if . V 0 ,K 1 V ,lx ye , X .,, -ff to fr Q J, fr J T' ruff' J as 5' rf 'ty J - V V , H V ,,, : - 1 V V A F Q , . V V . V 7 1 gy g . .. V 'K M VV V! VV VV had V N. V IVR s I V Vs, V V fr mm VV- ,V , V V T 1 ,NEA VV V X V V - ' f A W E U 'W -..- .V 4 R 4 V if V 'S ,:. 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QV '11, .:t, fra ' rsmmx 4 J h ntl' s, 1' I Jr 'ii C' Q4 qv Waco ..YOLl H VE THE CHANC A' W-.1 lg. 3' fo qv ROW ONE .lohn Kndder Howard Kung Patricia Klenn Bull Knoop Joanna Kobe Betty Kueclc Rlchard Kuhn Donna Lafferty Norma Langer ROW TWO Tommy Latimer Mary Learnan Lena Lewis Phl Lewws Joe Llllywhlte Alice Lindsey Duck Llndsey James Lnnson Delores Lotz ROW THREE Jared Luke Mary Jo Lukens Shxrley Lundberg Carlene Lynch Jacqueline Lynch Richard Lynd Paul Macrae Gordon Malor Lon Malott ROW FOUR Bob Mann Ethel T842 'Q ,- R' 'n Y'-L Mae Mann Vernon Marlatte Pat Marquerdt George Martln Peggy Martin Ardlna Maxon Arthur McClure Alnce McCormick ROW FIVE Donna VcDanlel Rex McDonald Kenneth McElwee Bob Mc QUIVS Glenn McKay Jerry McKinney Darrell McLees James Mc Meehan Jean McNaur ROW SIX Murnel Lee McPherson Donme McQulnn Shlrley Meek Barbara Melchert Treva Mertell Lyle Metz dorf Jnm Metzger Chuck Muller Bob Moore H N K I 'Fan A V ru .5 K K 2. I . ' . 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H.. , , : ' , , ' , I : I t 1 ' ,I , I , I - 46 S at 1' .Q ff 94- ,f .sw ..TO STIR THE FL ME TO Q9 -rr Sl Z' Q4 Q ..f .si ROW ONE Denece Morlcal Ronald Morrls Robert Morrison Char lotte Morton Carole Moyer Don Munsterman Alyce Mustam Don Mustaln Gerald Nave ROW TWO Everett Newport Myrna Nlcker son Bull Nnchols Shtrley Ntxon Alberta Noble Rlchard Nylund Robert Osborne Ralph Oswald Carol Jean Pace ROW THREE Arthur Palmer Joan Paul Jean Payne Charles Pease Barbara Peters Judy Peters Charles Ploeger Judy Polfer Donna Pope ROW 'Y no Y 47 taxi' Q17 I V r FOUR Olen Porter Jo Ann Potter Vlrgnnna Powell Bob Powers Betty Preator Janrce Prlce Kay Prxce Tom Quuck Elmer Rawluns ROW FIVE Glenna Record Tommy Relss Wlllxe Mae Remnngton Duane Resch Lanlta Rhodes Barbara Race Wnlllam Rnce Shurl Ruchardson Leon Rlchey ROW SIX Bob Rnepen Darrel Robertson Vnrg' Roedel Katm r- Rogers Albert Ross Jam Ross Ronnle Raude bush Harold Rush Roy Rushton EY g A Q f ' K ' - , 1 ' ' ig . l R e4 S A - V. la mb ik' 1 Q V X -' rx.. - ' Qlls U.. 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Nfl I an -44' 'Q-+ if 'He-H 1- Quimby l' ROW ONE Rose Sacco Norma Salmons Larry Sampson Eddle Sargent Lots Schwenson Leon Sell Dole Shackelford Davud Sheehy Clayton Shepherd ROW TWO Wesley Suebert Wcneta Shnreman Janell Snmons Patrtcua Slover Don Small Gerald Small .lack Smoll Donna Smith Gayle Smlth ROW THREE Larry Smith Merle Smlth Wendell Smrth Leala Spangler Bob Spease Marne Sperry Alberta Spnlker .lo Ann Stephens Jerry Sue Stephens ROW FOUR Janet Stewart Vlrglnla Stone Patrncua Storms Roger Stover Bob Street Daneen Streeter Sonya Strohwmg Shlrley Sutcllflee Jack Sutherland ROW FIVE Barbara Sutton Florence Taylor Jlm Teller Davud Terry berry Dorns Thrlklng .leannne Thnllclng Mark Thaman Judy Thomp son John Tlerney ROW SIX Joyce Tntus Sam Toomey .lack Totty Tommy Traylor Doris Tueplcer Pat Turner .lummue Turrentlne Edith Tweedy Joyce Tweedy , -f Q-K we 'ar 2 rv, , I A ,, x TRY! . wh, f 4 X -1 ,gl ly - 5 T W 4 'e l'4f L ' ' , Q K I S 'bf Y' as 'S' . 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'V- xr Q' 3' ,gyru- fna ROW ONE Charlene Twente Nadine Van Slttert Arnold Walker Roy Walker Edward Watermann Bull Wear Duck Webb Wayne Weeks Gerry Westwood ROW TWO Betty Whipple Bull Whnte Maxlne White Norma Jean Whnte Russell Whne Don Whltehouse John Wnlkne Jacqueline Williams Jerry Williams ROW THREE Paul Wlllnams Earl Willoughby Glenna Willoughby 5,1 tv Sandra Wnllouqhby Glenndme Wilson Jackie Wnngate Nancy Wisdom Nancy Wlsemore Chris Wetthar ROW FOUR Kenneth Wood Connie Woodward Andy Woolsey Jonme Lea Worshom Doruo Worrel Colm Wright Susan Wright Duane Yale Bull Young ROW FIVE George Zevecke Shurley Zevecke Duane Zimmerman Linda Akons Rhonda Arnold Jim Barbour Mary Lou DAnno Y , e 'J E' ' J T . T! 1 T ' ' x A ll . ,. -' - N of A H 'X Q. Ex ' ' j I nv V W' I g ln' . l - tk .f l X '10, E .IT T w T , ZA ' -43' A TTT 31 KZ, r-1 59d E' x E f J I 6 w 'E .' T ' T fx 'K E Q 'J' E. - W t ' L A Y A ,A 'T A A I -I an sz I A I 1 9' I T 3. . N! r b V 37? 2 32507,-V , 'V . A 6 WV W K I ' A T A E' rtlt f' T we f W Tm T L. . sl 74, T our E52 TJ H 9 O T 5 ef s T, , N 5 T ff . T T A gf' Q7 ,T it 3 . tx A 'V A . ' V 0 I J , E- wi' H 5 I gk y s v-'W I'-' y T we Q ,., ,, y. 4: .V 5'-5 V Keira Q , . L, I wxffvj N X .E gf N l I 49 cllv D Uwlyi X ,,.,w-1 ll fp Mrs Nc-ccron ...DEMOCRACY CUR SCHOCDL FWF -ff x. wmv!! 31. N Members of We Feoltb clues wcfclv closely cs Dcrcvl-gf Drummond checks lean Poyne's posture with the chart, 50 Mp Q15 Wx x 1 if 6 6 WN ARTMS Q if fo fl W 1,259 ff XX-1 H1 9 W5 1? A , 9 ' K h A 6 i. I X A I f a f N r 30 f J' Q 4 uf -- 8 ,365 K f f X fi . f?Ps ' , ge? ii I f lj LE '.' ,li Y Klux G7 1 f' ' ,A,,A A X 3 LGCOMOTIVE STEAM TEAM... oo: Lewls Harfzo ROW ONE Porter Preoror Lowell Johnson Peffer Land sey Stork ROW TWO Kueck Smith Delllnger Myer Dourt Croxg Jones Choppelow Rowllngs ROW THREE Couch Hortzog Heffner Archer Moore Hoskins Horns Fletcher .lobes Leomon Nylund Lorson Wlngofe Speolfs TOP ROW McQumn Fender Sutherlond Tolllver Reese Petre Holrnon Pefenller Shepherd Muller Wollxer Dorling 9 Gory Rowlungs Wally Kueck Vern Johnson Fronk Poffer Duck Lowell Bull O Smith Jerry Preolor Je. I ,fix LSE ,,Q ' N7 52 C h ' , ' , ' R ' , ' A , L l , 5 L L, Y f' .W 5 J K - , at L XM ' , I I 1 I S if by l l L L 5 ., M kr 7. tn Q s . it H S ,. M I I S L P' r I an ', 1x ir Pj 'e S V i 'E' - . 1 l 'S W R ' 5 . i?N I gl, S 4 'aj A 'Q ,L Q, . S N' ,..h ,- X- R f, , 1 1 , I , M. 1' 5 A ,R V W -,X if S L 5 l Em S ll .aa K L R 7 Ski k ,l f .L .1 yy th ll of hfx V 1- 5 A ,r 'Xi ,Q fly S X S' X 5 ' . lxv AS if .f 1 xx If I K I an . K ...PULL TOGETHER TEAM wi WAYNE DAVIDSON DEAN HEFFNER HOWARD TIGNOR 220 yard dash drscus hugh hurdles -1-nntp 439 fi idx' X PHILLIP STARK pole vault L DICK LOWELL 'I00 yard dash shot put low hurdles A,-.Lt JOE HASTINGS pole vault discus SHELBY BRIGHTWELL 'sgwj JACK SUTHERLAND MORRIS MCQUINN pole vault hugh hurdles 220 yard dash shot put quarter male 880 relay mule relay broad lump 53 t N ky V , . , , Ik ,. - b I A 1 lb , f 4 ' l lf-uf, 45 3 , Q A 'Aj U v . . U ni A Y V ' gate If I I . r- ,Lk , X fffry al ,E 'I . ly It I L Eli W A , -' Q. vo ' I ' IGM IA 3 I 5' ' 5 f xxx H A H A 4' f .f ' . f I E it A af i , I I ...YOU MAKE THE BASKETS... fx N .t 'B' . .au-fl' l ei 2 ul -5. ,,,,,.-Q I I I A, fl It xtyJk Coach Travns Hopknns Coach T V Hopknns has been basketball coach and taught to all the boys who are IH has classes or on hrs physical educatlon Instructor at Clwrlsman for sux years team He belueves IH followrng all the fundamentals of He has glven ber some of the Hnest teams IH ber blstory basketball as given by the great coacbes tbrougbout the Coach earned hrs AB degree from Missouri Valley Umfed STOTGS College In I932 He received MA degree from the Hrs greatest deslre IS to wun the state clwarnplonshlp Unlversuty of Massourl In I939 When asked If he had anytbung to say about the team True Sporfsmonsmp m every Sense Of the Wgrd S he replled I belleve the team record speaks for Itself PACE guard WEDDLE forward KING guard COLE forward METZDORF guard SMITH forward CHADWICK forward FRONKIER forward TIGNOR guard MUELLER guard TELLER center SIEGFRIED forward BRIGHTWELL forward THILKING guard HAZELRIGG center RAGAN center DAVIDSON guard JONES center GRAHAM renter McELROY center 56 . . , , . , ' L I F ,. . 'f ' I A -K.. . 5 .. I I c 1 F 1 I 1 F 1 2 1 F 1 I 1 2 1 I 1 I 1 2 1 7 1 I 1 I 1 I 1 I 1 F 1 F r F 1 I 1 - Nov Dec ec ec ec ec an on on an an OFT 6 26 0 30 vvllllflm Jewell Tournament 3rd place Benton Lafayette Northeast Benton GST Central K Central Raytown Wentworth De La Salle Chrusman Chrlsman Chrlsmon Chrlsman Chnsrnan Chrlsman Chnsmon Chrlsman Chrlsmon Chns Chrnsmon Chrnsmon E MAKE THE OISE' '-' 4: L.. TOP ROW Russell DAnno Jack Garner Kenneth Dyer BOTTOM ROW Don Green Ronald Burns J1m Rlley Jump ball CFIBS the referee as McElroy rebounds for Chrtsman ID the game wnth Raytown The 195152 basketball season has been a thr1ll1ng expenence for both fans and players as W1ll1am Chrtsman and North Kansas C1ty tned for top honors IH the Pony Express Conference The Bears were led to thus coveted pos1t1on by Coach Hopkms Chrnsmans usual starters tncluded Brlghtwell McElroy Dav1dson T1gnor and Th1lk1ng who are members of the '52 graduatung class Several other graduates vv1ll leave a gap In the Chrlsmon l1ne up but these places w1ll be Hlled by new boys who have h1gh standards for the future Th1s busy season of I5 games and three tournaments has added more laurels for Chnsman and left many happy memorles nn the hearts of ChFIS man1tes These have helped keep the Home of the gen1e's lamp burntng brlghtly O 1 4 33 ' 42 it D . 7 31 1 39 , ll D . 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Chrrsmow Here 1 6 nere Here There H re There Here JC. -x...,.,, Jon MrHer Jean Payne 1? ...WE GOT THE COACH... 11 4' -J' -sl' 1 Howard Tgnor Thi ng ,QWX GROVER C REDFORD JR football coach of W C H S teaches Driver Education besides has duties as phvsscal educatuon Instructor He IS a graduate of Mlssourl Valley College and has taught at Wnlllam Chrnsman for fnve years Some of has favorstes are huntnng march musac steaks bananas and hls two boys Ball and Grover C Some ot the facts about thas capable coach are he ns 33 years old he IS 6 1 tall he wenghs 220 pounds and has brown hanr Naturally has flrst love IS football m whnch he has lead Chnsman to a flne record HOWARD ROLAND TIGNOR has been a valuable player on the 51 squad Hts favorutes are red the Howdy Doody televusnon show Mass Myers Jerry Lewns and Jane Russell Howard proved hlmselt worthy of the 3' Nr:-'1-' wid' As- fQ'X Coach Redford posntuon of end on the football team and forward on the basketball team He has sux brothers and three sisters Has height ss 5 10 and he wenghs In at 150 pounds Howards nnckname IS Red Dog He plans to attend the Umverslty of Kentucky and malor In chemls WILLIAM EUGENE THILKING alnas Bull ns otherwise known to frnends as Perch Thus smnlmg 6 1 senior en goys all sports Amos and Andy Gary Cooper Ellza beth Taylor Mrs Wnllnams and the color green Bll would luke to attend Oklahoma AM where he will malor nn the fueld of englneermg Bull was the capable 1951 football co captann of the Chrlsman Bears nn the quarterback slot He also had an upper berth on the 1951 52 basketball squad ' ff' , 1.7-. J . nr 'T NET V . - ,F ' A 5 ' ai' . 4 Q . I cg, 1. , ,I . x t 4 a Bill 'lki vi J x 1 L ' A 4 . , . . . . . . . Q . - I ' ' ' ' I Il V . . . . . 1 - - 11 11 U . . . I l . . . - 1 I ' - Try' 2 . . . . ' ' ' I ' - 11 11 - - - 1 11 - 1 , - . . . . . H H A ' 1 1 1 ' , . , . . . . . . , - . . I , I . I A 59 WE'VE G0 . I ' - all i' - ' f f Charles Rich John Pace Jack Sufherland Bill Thilking ,445 WV., f. kk r . 1 M9195 x' . 'iii .f -'.'3 'i3? -121-':,f4'i . f - A - - 'A . 1 ,1 W -.fi 1 - ' .f,3f?'-i'w,- J ' -,war '- .v af, Tom Siegfried Fred Fensom Jack Tolliver Dale Griessel aJ A- U ,V nur ' 'bf' K' W -. rv .e ' Q-'-4. Jim Teller Tom Caviness Jimmy Riley Steve Johnson 60 v Q2'LQ'y ev Vern Hazelrigg Lean Perkins Lyle Melzdorf Gerry Westwood 513 Hair - n . k '4,lQ Bob Speaks THE TEAM .. WE GOT THE PEP.. 'zAa,': EQPQZXKXNXN' x e GJ Hone on mg w s bg Jcccss for t e hrrsn tn tans when the Chrr ntan bears defeated the Lafayett Shamrocks Q0 T4 The frrst score was made when John Blll Pace scored and Gene Plowman plunged o er to tl c extra port The vtsrtrng team then scored r 1 tally o the half 7 7 In the second ha play the Sharnrocks agarn scored whuch made the score T4 7 Chrlsrnan connected for another TD but failed to make the converslon with the thlrd - ' quarter score standung at T3 T4 The Bears then mustered all thetr power to leave the St Joseph Shamrocks an the dust wrth a score of 20 I4 The gay spectacle precednng the game brought pleasure to everyone The band under the durectton of lvl Orville Johnson drsplayrng some fancy maneuvers formed an isle for the queen and her attendants The huge gllmmermg moon and star furmshecl an appropriate setting for the crown mg of our Sl queen The queen Patty Ellrs was presented wrth a bouquet and crown composed of lovely yellow mums Patty was escorted by Vernon Hazelrrgg The attendants, ohrrley l f The annual Pep Rally was held an Thursday October 4 before the North Kansas Cnty football game There was a colorful parade lead by a poltce escort followed by several decorated trucks and cars Cheertng Chrlsmartutes circled the square and proceeded to the Cam pus for the frnale The cheerleaders lead yells and smgtng around a bonfrre Howard Tgnor atd Btl Thrlkrng football co captarns rntro duced the football players and each was presented a four lea' clove symbol of good luck The co captarrs hured the Northtown the Pep Rally to a close 5 teret by Frank ann Bety luso by Bull Thlllc ng Que Gibson by Howard T gnor and Jean Payne by John Blll ace Brughtly shone the ltght of Aladdrn s lamp on Chrls man Bears GItlClTllSlTlOl'1 royalty as they made the l95l Homecomrng tame one to remember Xl! S f E Chrrsrfan royalty rrdes to l-lameco t 'tg coronatron X Q C I ...- g - . ' . l t Al f 'z J' r P , . . . . '- - - 5' , - , V :il lr c A z- , A Y , J J T -f' 4' gf -gf ' f ,, y ,, ax , ,X ' :Qs 'Q -ay 4. - A W A V X Spams hrgn as dummy meets doom . X dumrny into the fire thus brnging The lfl t c it fa c: t s' - h 'gl .r r r V P ' ter, t 5 ' Q i 7 Q ' 'c ' A 's ' ' ' t i , r f e ' - . ' ' ' P 4 v' r to ' 'tt 5 A' to rtcke the t - , lf of ' c , . . - X ' I . x ! f 62 ...WE GOT THE STE M... ling 9 ...f ep Roll! QOTG parade CK load r town 'rx 55 t 63 cn n on opponents um, -no' ' Q i ' S M 5x ...I RAHS FOR THE WH LE DARN TEAM FRONT ROW DAnna halfback Srnlth halfback Metzdort end Westwood guard Stamford guard Fensarn guard Burns center Painter halfback Face quarterback MIDDLE ROW Rtley end Fender quarterback Ross guard Geev q rd Brewer guard Perlktns tackle Tollver guard Dyer end Lowell halfback Sutherland fullback BACK ROW Speaks lullaack Tlgnor end Grlessel center Teller end Rich center Heflner tackle Thllklng quarteraack Cavtness ta kle Y le ta kle Ha elrlqg tackle Johnson tackle Steglrled end Mr: Qumn fullback Plovvrnan fullback TOP ROW Charles Muller Bill Gregg Harvey Garrlety Dave Chapman Charles Faler Glen McKay Orland Porter Roy Walker Bull Casey BOTTOM ROW Jack Garner Charles Flagg Clayton Shepard Jlm Bray Everett Newport Donme McQumn Kenneth Wagener 6-1 I : 1 : A ' n Z ' . 1 I T .krivfgi , u Mn . :.h 'kiwi fn VIL, dsx, r ' , frt, f. -' fevtju win' J: ni y I :I' , I F lr I -7' 2 f Vi . ,F ':v,V i , ,'lpl if 'vi' - '.' l 1 I If 'l' , ll p l , cl : U , cl : Z' Q , l f I 7, rl' 'i, V: - p , R ' , e 1 - f F x Q. 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James L Swofford Mayor ROTC Many varuous actnvntnes have been held by the ROTC umt durmg the school year Partvcnpatlon un these actlvltles IS part of the tramlng that the cadet receuves As a part of the Amerrcan Educatnon Week Pro gram the entlre corps partucupated In a street parade through Independence The annual pllgremage to Ft Leavenworth Kansas was made by the sensor cadets November 24 l95l Here they spent the entire day abservung how the Army works and lnves The most antlclpated event of the year the Four teenth Annual Mnlntary Ball was held March T4 l952 at the Memornal Bunldnng Independence ROTC DEFENDS THE PEACE Federal nnspectlon by army offncers sent to evaluate Amerucan Leguon sponsored Fleld Nnght consnstxng the umt mcluded two days of testung and observataon of competetlve exercnses nn which lndlvnduals and unnts of framing The ratlng of the umt IS not determined at vxed for trophies and medals thxs time Actung as guards at football and basketball games and as ushers at various school events assnstlng the police In dnrectmg traffnc and furnnshlng a color guard at many clvlc gatherings were the varied actlvltnes of the cadets An Important and patriotic duty llkewlse performed by the cadets was furnlshmg flrmg squads for the funerals of local boys who were knlled In Korea Thermon Treadaway MfSgt JamesL Swofford Malor Oren S Gordon M!Sgt ROTC I I l - ,N I I ' xv J' - 1 I - I I , . I I 1 , -: - V 4 : . , .- . 65 BATTALION OFFICERS 5 Capt. Russell Etzenhouser Ill, Capt. Donald Cannon, Major Jim Prichard, Capt. Joe Dick Hightower, Capt. Phillip Gregory, 2nd Lt. Jerry Cadwell. COMPANY COMMANDERS Capt Tommie Edmunds Capt David Freeman Capt Richard Byrne Capt Gene Dexter COLOR GUARD MfSgt Ronald Malls Mfsgf Larry Bob Wiley MfSgt Larry Munger MfSgt Vernon Darling -rf KNEELING: Sgt. Cavannah, Sgt. Turnbow, Sgt. Wagener, Cpl. Kahlor. STANDING: Capt. Freeman, Major Pr chord, Capt. Gregory, 2nd Lt. Archer, MfSgt. Bruder. CADET TRAIN AS LEADER Master marksmen all, these cadets tired 2I matches throughout the year with many other ROTC high school teams in the surrounding area. For several years the Chrisman team has been consistent in winning a high percentage ot their matches thereby ranking high in the nation-wide Army Interscholastic matches and Hearst SEATED: Capt, Gregory, 2nd l.t. Wear, Capt, Hightower, Capt, Byrne, Trophy match. Climaxing the season is the Annual Camp Perry Indoor Match at Kemper Military Institute. This match is a tourna- ment attair with teams from all over the Mid-West present. Chrisman ritlemen always place high in this meet. Edmunds, Qnd Lf. Baird, Ist Lt, Rall, 2nd Lt. Cadwell, Maior Prichard, 2nd Lt. Clark, 2nd Lt. Anderson, Capt. Cannon, Capt. G, Dexter. Capt, Etzenhouser, 2nd Lt. Rupe, 9 4 4 F STANDING: Qnd Lt Archer, Capt. Freeman, lst Lt, J. Dexter, Capt. lb Q C ' 151 PLATOON COMPANY HA' PLATooN LDR. Li. Dexter sw mit N 'Vogt ,. BOTTOM ROW: Hedrick, A. Smith, Allan, McClure, Westwood, Sloan, Thoman, Dowell, Garcia, D, Baker, lemka. SECOND ROW: Stoner, latham, Weeks, Burns, Ferguson, Gibson, Oswald, D. Musterrnan, Dove, Wiley, Vinyard. TOP ROW: Swan, D. Mustain, Nave, Palmer, Eckert, Leamon, Turrentine, Bates, R. Baker, R, Mustain. .. A 2nd PLATOON COMPANY B .W KW W1 y PLATooN LDR. Li. Rupe . Q - -mas. ' - BOTTOM ROW: Olson, Hagan, l-lemon, Gillespie, Totty, Eads, Fields, Resch, Bisby, Horne, Church, Brand. SECOND ROW: McBride, August, Donnell, Foland, Mclfvcrs, Heer, VValker, Chapman, Shine, Skaggs, Munger, Beachner, TOP ROW: Parish, Martin, Bradford, Gordon, F. White, Cunningnam, Waage, Butler, Sell, Reynoids, Kennon, me , ,. isi PLATOON COMPANY BH at PLATOON LDR. Lt.Wear iw 1 , i L Tp, BOTTOM ROW: Chandler, Wagener, Fischer, Williams, Delvlonbrun, Tissue, Hamm, Kettner, Sheehy, Morrison, D. l-lelverson, Bultemier. SECOND ROW: Gibson, Rose-man, Johnson, Boynton, Harmon, Keeney, Fleming, White, Martin, Carriker, Oldham, Beachner, TOP ROW: G, Helverson, Wright, Thomas, Grove, Cable, Barton, Ploeger, Rushton, Kaltholl, Procli. 2nd PLATOON COMPANY A PLATOON LDR. Lt. Archer BOTTOM ROW: Whitehouse, Siegfried, Clack, Yeager, Clow, Howard, Quick, Gore, Beem, Buckner, Coulter. SECOND ROW: Harlan, Sampson, Grose, Terryberry, Sinclair, Lynn, Kuhn, Dryer, Pointer, Vinyard. TOP ROW: Murphy, Witt, Casey, Roedel, McDonald, B. Adams, Butts, King McCorkle, Fickel. 68 2nd PLATOON COMPANY C PLATOON LDR. Lt. Clark .WW ' ' ' , . . 'lv v. ,Ext 1-V'1,e:Q',f:t V.. '1:4. ,', Az- -'gf ..,, 'gg .t, iv, lst PLATOON COMPANY c . . ,W , A'f'f5?f'i 'W PLATOON LDR. Li. Baird y,g4'fi1 i'g'f-fig. '5 ' '1 'fm'-':,TaTi A 'J v- K' 18' '.,l M f.. lt' 1. BOTTOM ROW: Specht, D. Johnson, Talcott, Eirnan, Toomey, Beck, Austin, Duncan, Adams, Rush- ton, N. Ewing. SECOND ROW:Shultz,Nichols,H1les, Metzger, Winter, Young, Osborne, Rouclebush, Book, Burgess, M. Kahler. TOP ROW: Braden, Curtis, Keck, Banning, Stowell, Gratfeo, Wright, Grove, Clark, Darling, Hatch. SM: . BOTTOM ROW: J, Ewing, Wilson, Grabske, Heady, Andes, Wear, Harvey, Rawlings, Stover, Marlotte, Sampson, Hulse. SECOND ROW: Sayers, Corner, Siebert, Morris, Bright, W. Smith, Cary, Moyer, Petter, Niflis, Mills, Kahler. TOP ROW: Crenshaw, Yale, T. Munsterman, R. White, Luke, McKinney, Barbour, Schwensen, Crowe, Castle, Rhyan. lst PLATOON COMPANY D PLATOON LDR. Lt. Rall 'S is ,N W . 5 avi: 'Y ., .. -.- .K ,gl ui -521, '-wifi' ' ng-s1.T..A 45.-f.. ...AX BOTTOM ROW: Shine, West, Riepen, McGuire, Bartlett, Athey, Mcl.ees, Archer, McElwee, J. Dexter, Lawler. SECOND ROW: J. Johnson, F. Miles, Tierney, Jagernan, Small, Whitehouse, Sholes, Coates, Perkins, Myers. TOP ROW: Edson, Pease, McCollurn, Stockton, Cox, Drake, L. Smith, Howery, Knotts, Coryell, ef' 2nd PLATOON COMPANY D - Ki M PLATOON LDR. Lf, Anderson BOTTOM ROW: Wood, Turnbow, Amos, Jarnes, Street, Mann, Hantsucker, Hodges, Greathouse, M. White, Pederson. SECOND ROW: Cavanah, Waterman, Miller, Woolsey, McMechan, Kidder Cothern, Johnston, Pleacher, Myers. TOP ROW: Roberson, Kinne, G. Johnson, Lewis, Small, Davis, Atkinson, Carlile, Bruder. 69 PLAY HARD, PLAY SQUARE wi iii? 'J' 5 .1 1,--1. 70 BUT MOST OF ALL PL Y FAIR Many skulls are mastered and enuoyed un the everyday partucupatuon ot the students un the physical educatuon classes When school begins the gurls play softball on the Campus Besides gust learnung the skull of batting putchung and playung as shown un the picture MIDDLE LEFT OF OPPOSITE PAGE the gurls learn to oftucuate The game and coach the gurls un theur own classes LOWER LEFT OF OPPOSITE PAGE At the same time some ot the gurls are learn ung to play tennis OPPOSITE PAGE MIDDLE RIGHT and LOWER PICTURE THIS PAGE Even though they play to wun and take thus game seriously they stull have time to display a luttle charm Volleyball UPPER RIGHT THIS PAGE us one of the best games tor large classes as the suze of the team allows more people to play at one Time Basketball square dancing tumbling and kuckball UPPER RIGHT PICTURE OF OPPOSITE PAGE also play an important part un the gurls actuvutues The boys learn the fundamentals ot the sports basketball softball tootball and box ung The boys play softball on the Campus and participate earnestly as portrayed on the OPPOSITE PAGE UPPER RIGHT and LOWER LEFT. A training program ot student assistants was initiated this year under the direction of Miss Street. These are shown on THIS PAGE LOWER RIGHT. First Row: Miss Street, Collins, Turner, Douglas, Andes, Theiss. Second Row, Griswold, Ziegenhorn, O'Neal, Lusso, Dickensheets. fu., -..I 'Q S 5. OBOE: Cadwell. FLUTES: Twente, Hart, Eads, CLARINETS: T. Freeman, Tiberghien, Dawson, Cable, Grabske, Taylor, Price, Fields, James, Jenkins, Bryant, Adams, McKinney, Downey, Cooper, CORNETS: Rayburn Baker, Coen, Munger, Cavanah, Prock, Roger Baker, Gutherie, Chappelow, Heer, SOPRANO SAXOPHONE: Griffiths. ALTO SAXOPHONES: Votava, Lawler, Nichols, Bright, Sheehy. TENOR SAXOPHONES: Stover, Stockton. BARITONE SAXOPHONE: Adams. BASS CLARINET: Kohlman. BASSOONS: Barbour, Buckner. LET THERE BE MUSIC FIRST VIOLINS: B. Baird, J, Chiles, Jagernan, Johnstone, Oalcman, Caviness, P. Chiles. SECOND VIOLINS: Fletcher, Totty, Nagel, Knobe, Young, Netter, Baker, Clements, Hoover. VIOLAS: Melton, Turner, Wright. CELLOS: Church, Athey, Johnston, OBOE: Cadwell. FLUTES: Twente, Hart, Eads. CLARINETS: Tiberghien, t 5 l A il K I TROMBONES: Brand, Herman, Johnson, Greathouse. BARITONE HORNS: Byrne, D. Freeman, Knaop, Davis. FRENCH HORNS: Baird, McBride, Hartan, Hiles, Bradford. BASSES: Hatch, August, Clack. BASS DRUM: Jageman. SNARE DRUMS: Mann, Dugger, Bartels. GLACKENSPIEL: Bloyd. TYMPANI: Jageman, Mann. DRUM MAJOR: Futton. TWIRLERS: Beverly Rinehart, Betty Rinehart, Pritchard. BAND MANAGER: Anderson. THROUGHOUT OUR SCHOOL Dawson, Freeman, Cable. STRING BASSES: Tandy, Fry, Carter. BASSOONS: Barbour, Buckner. HORNS: McBride, R. Barrd, Harlan, Hifes, TRUMPETS: Coen, Hulse. TROMBONES: Brand, Johnson. SAXOPHONES: Bright, Stover, TYMPANI: Diamond. BASS DRUM: Moyer. CYMBALS: Byrne. SNARE DRUM: Mann. 5 A Q66 wr. .. SO RANOS F unce O Dell Gufferu Pr ator Rob nson l Mull P gr Po e Lanham Fy Brown Douglas Hu sFman West Brrgg Auuac son Whute Wersman ALTOS Tousley Chapman Fanders up e u Rucha dson Gat ett Ncull Futzpatruck Green TENORS Lynd J Small Yate England Latham Fuller Latumer Dav s Young Kl ne BASSES Specht Brewer Doty Cottunghan l-'leffner V Darlung Carl Funk Roedel Rufe Wear Ruedy Rawluns BARITONES Kunne Wunters lngalsbe Johnson Phullps Wullce D TH T WE MAY VOICE QLIR DEED Partucupatung un a well rounded musuc program were 330 students of Wulluam Chrusman The talents of these students contrubuted to varuous school actuvutues as well as cuvuc and servuce club programs The band had a total of suxty fuve members uncludung the drum mauor and the three mauorettes Every member of the band us a Chrusman student There are twenty nunth graders who wull be un Chrusman s band next year The band was well balanced and had good unstrumen tatuon thus year The band oftucers were as follows captaun Ruchard Byrne furst Iueutenant Tommy Freeman second lueuten ant Bob Mann sergeants Wunola Hart and Betty Dug ger drum mauor Karlene Fulton and mauorettes Bev erly and Betty Runehart and Nancy Pruchard Gene An derson was the band manager and lubraruan Delores Tandy was the chaurman of the orchestra whuch had fufty members There were only sux uunuor hugh students un the orchestra It was not possuble for all of the members to arrange theur classes so they could practuce durung class tume so the full orchestra practuced at eught oclock two mornungs a week Sam Cottungham was chosen as chaurman of the A Cappella Chour and Donna Stilwell named as secretary Thus year there were suxty seven un the chour thurty four gurls and thurty three boys Two gurls chorus classes and a muxed chorus under the durectuon of Muss Jessue Smuth have contrubuted theur talents to many church and cuvuc programs These classes met dauly the fourth fufth and suxth hours Varuous vocal ensembles were selected from these classes Practuces were held durung the noon hour Outstandung musucal events were the Band Show and the Musucal Extravaganza Equally umportant was the colorful pageant presented at Chrustmas tume through the combuned efforts of the musuc dramatucs and art departments In Aprul solos and varuous ensembles as well as the A Cappella Chour were entered un the State Musuc Contest at Columbua They won many hugh ratungs The musuc department us durected by M Orvulle John son and Muss Jessue Smuth P z a , ' , ' u , e , u , . ' er, : , . , s, , , , ' , uw, p, uu, e, , u , r ., , 's, ue, , u . : , , , ' u, J V 4 , u . : , , l , u V ' u u u u ' , u f ' - Whuzzl , St'lwell, ' r , ch , A , ' ' , , : ' , ' , , , ' i , ' i , . Mertell, Curtis, Duke, Sallee, B. Darl ng, C. Miller, Harrington, Story Small, Mulls, . . . . , . . ' A r l 1 F ' : ' , F . ' f . z A ' , 1 ' ' ' ' , 2 , ' ' ' - ' I . 1 I l 1 ' A A I - . . , . I 1 I , . 74 W' ENVOY STAFF Delores Comer Pattu Robertson Pot Shurk Carol ONeal Joe Duck Hughtower Martha Connor Carol Colluns Janus Puckett Margaret Hall Barbara Bryant Patty Ellus Ruth Ann Zuegen Wulluams Juanuta Pugh lrene Curtus Sharon Spencer Patty Gragg horn Louuse Hurlbut Bessue Hull Jull Gulbert GLEAM STAFF Shurley Martha Fye Alberta Douglas THEY RECORD OUR MEMORIES The publucatuons department us duvuded unto two sectuons publucatuons l o prelumunary course un the fundamentals of uournalusm and publucatuons ll com posed of the actuve staffs of the yearbook and paper These two departments are responsuble for the publuca tuon of the school paper the Envoy and of the year book the Gleam Those students servung as members of the yearbook staff were edutor Carol Colluns assustant edutor Janus Wulluams art edutors Joe Duck Hughtower and Sharon Spencer sports edutors Shurley O Neal and Irene Curtus class edutors Alberta Douglas and Martha Fye club edutor Patty Gragg department edutor Juanuta Pugh busuness manager Martha Connor In addutuon to thus staff four members of the luterary staff and seven members of the typung staff assusted un the compulung of unformatuon The members of the luter ary staff were Betty Ross Grace Gregg Valeen Braley and Carol Porter These students were under the super vusuon of Muss Verda Ruller The seven members of the typung staff were Joanne Chules Dorothy Drummond Delores Comer Patty Robertson Mary Ensmunger Nancy Bently and Louuse Hurlbut The typung super vusor was Muss Marue Hord Those servung the paper staff were edutor, Ruth Ann 76 Zuegenhorn assocuate edutor Margaret Hall page edu tors Carol Puckett Louuse Hurlbut Barbara Bryant and Patty Ellus busuness manager Bessue Hull curculatuon managers Pat Shurk and Patty Robertson typusts De lores Comer and Patty Robertson Members of the two publucatuons classes attended three out of town events durung the year Three senuors and twenty uunuors were present at the Unuversuty of Kansas uournalusm conference October 20 The Year book Clunuc was attended by two senuors Carol Colluns and Sharon Spencer Thus was held September 22 The years hughlught the Natuonal Scholastuc Press Assocuatuon conference was attended by three senuors Sharon Spencer Carol Colluns and Louuse Hurlbut Thus event occurred un Topeka Kansas November 23 and 24 Students attendung the three forenamed events were accompanued by Muss Sarah Ellen Campbell publucatuons unstructor Chrusman s Quull and Scroll chapter and publucatuons department held theur second annual banquet Wed nesday March 5 School admunustrators and representa tuves from the companues whuch prunt the Envoy and Gleam were guests Student talent provuded the enter tounrnent feature of the program c. NP 'S J W A ...,. V A 96 V S rl ' 1- 1 1 T 5 l sv -5 ' 55. 'C L . A X ij . - lr 'sf 1 ' 2.2.3, C ft WV ' TQ,- 1i K, Wh... Q 'a - A ' nc ' l I x A ' .v 11 1 ns 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . r 1 1 1 1 T ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 ' 1 1 f 1 1 I 1 ' 1 1 ' , . 3 1 1 1 r ' T I 1 1 . . , . . 1 1 I ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 ' . ' , 1 1 1 - I . 1 1 1 I ' ' 1 - ' Ig F L. ,1 PUBLICATIONS I CLASS FRONT ROW Julnon McMullen Gregg Drckey Rerch Overmon Betty Rrnelworf Zenkle Allen McCord Wnlson Beverly Rinehart Myers Tousley SECOND ROW Therss Holl Ebellng Gibson Blonn Ross Dnornond Mueller Dennis Melton Muller Ronsdell Sage Jacob Sears Wrley BACK ROW ,,,,, lr. -1 TYPING AND LITERARY STAFFS Joon CnIIeS, Patti Robertson, Belfy Ross, Vcleen Brcrley, Mory Corner,Doro?I'ry Drummond. Ensminger, Nancy Bentley, Grace Gregg, Corole Porter, Delores 77 The Drversxfred Occupahorvs p ogre mov ces vocavrorwol Yrammg under real condrtnons for sfucents I ens a em sc 9 a urs e wee I approfed Industry In the above prcture M Pearces Ixrst hour class as gaming some vaIuabIe lnformatnon from source materrals THEIR TRAINING IS PRACTICAL Lvrng In o democrorrc worIo rrwohes respecfng the ghts of others Thrs courtesy needs ro be :bras course Sup? Keufh has yust accepted the key of II' Drwer Tromrng car from Foster Hood general ma ager of Glllmor Motor Company A 44 1 Gaim, 79 5fI'I .n Hgh school. Stud I It d ws I Iw If a day and work af least I5 ho p r Ii 'F an 'I ' ' ' A 5 r I ' . ficed orvrI'1eI'rghwuy. To provrde eaequye 'ro ' eg :or yomg drivers rs We purpose of The Driver Edutcfion ' . - , I , A ' . I Q' i ' I . Q I A Members of the debate class are interested listeners as Celia Fry explains some pertinent points con- cerning their current subject tor debate, THESE SPEAK FOR DEMOCRACY William Chrisman debaters participated in numerous tournaments during the past year. The most outstanding of these were the Topeka, Wyandotte, and their own invitational tournament held December l4 and l5. Seventeen members participated in debate activities throughout the season. First team debaters were: Celia Fry, Pat Dickey, Dolores Tandy and David Freeman. Coaching this successful team was Miss Margaret Meredith. Beginning in l93l, debating has become one of Chrisman's outstanding activities. As a result of this, the group was awarded a plaque for the chapter with the greatest number of points accumulated in the past tour years within the state. The question for debate was: Resolved, that every American citizen should be subject to conscription for essential service in time of war. Douglas Hagan and Virginia Jennings propound further points at the debate question as their class- mates take notes. -n L ' I i-wg-' - 4 0' S. X 1-L 1- Slwirlee Csoorne and Richard Sfvlth molxe c crelvy picture cs Whey glee- fully dlsploy Sontds stocking in from o the freploce ol the AIIScnool T SONG Claus osslsfed b C Dance De ember 15 ln Chr srvor gms Wefe exchanged Y Mrs C W Rl n hcmdsC G study hull mld go es of lol, 4, Ofol Grlffen Q SU 9 Yer durrng me I r Vprrse pockcgs '7 Sfmlsslon TUDENTS E JOY CHRISTMAS ANC Q0 5 f :fe s bon lor s 1 Gag g Q Q Q V' lsfmos Y rfamtey dow Od Fenecxfh Y '11 ef e 'Vhe dence Q r -SO se ng e U err cowcll p cect nos D ,e by everyone an Aww v rn 'wson Gwens ofrendonce Ac: vc, 3 d Bob Allgr n ol Marvln Carl Mr Carl was elected president of the Board of Educatlon In November Dr Yale the former president resigned from the board because he moved out of the lndependence school distract JomesM Taylor Jr Mr Taylor was chosen to full the vacancy on the board left by Dr Yale s resugnatnon Joe Hastings Laura Morgan Jumor Jumor CUSTODIANS AT WORK The four men who are charged wlth the care of The bunldlng and grounds are an Integral part of The life of The school To the one Thousand students who attend Chrzsman The custodnans are men To whom They can go for frlendly assnstance Chrlsman IS Indeed fortunate To have These Tour men all of whom have a merltornous record of service operative IT ns custodnans luke ours who keep well Trlm med the wack ofthe lamp of knowledge Mr Haun as placing trash nn The contatner whsle Mr McClelland pauses from hns sweeping To watch Mr Myrtle and Mr Greer are dlscusslng the best method to use ID ceanlng the lamp M!Sgt Kenneth Sherrow Sgt Sherrow was assugned to the Chrlsman Reserve Offlcers Traunnng Corps detachment De cember 6 l95l P-.Ml Phullap Ruedy Junior i M--J -100 M!Sgt Wllue E Burns Sgt Burns was asslgned tothe Reserve Offucers Tramung Corps detachment December 3 l95l 1 K N Sf px i., . I . W K E 1 mf' . Y is T Teachers, Too, find Them courteous, friendly and co- ji, T . . . . . - 9 I ., J . To . ef 1 . lk J ni. It I . , M , , X A . , xx fm H 'yy ei T K .., 82 Q ML W A M M UWM Q QQ NUE QW Sin? 5 QW W WW N53 M A A L fi mean X 4 Olaf.: ml kghtf Fl? TOM ROW Gregg Langer Polfer Johnston Tuepker Wrloughby Butterworth Dugger Cottrngham Bradley Paul Hecker Therss SECOND ROW Mr Clrne Grbson Comer Kuhlman Grlbert Muller Oyerman Rznehart Lukens Ward Allen McMullen THIRD ROW randy Rerch Porter C Mrller Conrad McCormrck Stone Brand F1 -li Jagernan Mann Dudley Flagg Ross FOURTH ROW Schafer Marshall Powell Noble Lanham Cranmer Eads Gibson Adams Archer Sargent Connor Brown Wood TOP ROW Wrllaughby Dexter Rall Gregory Hrghtower Barron Chapman Osborne Carl Harlan Johnson Grbson Nnckerson TUDENTS PRACTICE DEMOCRACY 'rss' ,gn I' Morrls .lanrs Ruth Ann Russell and Davnd are concentratrng on plans for the AllSchooI Dance As offrcers rt rs therr duty to complete many detarls of busrness 84 The student councrl rs an organrzatron composed ot representatrves from each home room The purpose ot thus organrzatron rs to promote better feeling be tween the communrty and the school and rn school between the taculty and the student body It also promotes better school sprrrt The councul meets weekly The work ot the council rs apportroned among five committees whose name rndrcates the chret dutres ot the group trnance social assembly electrons and charters, and honors and awards Contrary to past procedure council members and ofhcers are now elected to serve during both semesters The council has supplred candy and pencil machrnes tor the school thus year Teen town was sponsored by the group the second semester The All School Dance held December l5 IH the study hall was another suc cesstul protect Oftrcers for the l95l 52 school term were president, Davrd Freeman, vrce president, Morris McQurnn, secretary, Ruth Ann Zregenhorn, treasurer, Jams Wrllrams, parlramentarran, Russell D'Anna l K r W , g 1 Vs 1 x 1 O A ft its 4 T ' . 'A A, X, , A - , 5, ' lk . A rx - - rs A' if 'N R F, , - f , r f 5, E- ki g f' A . 5. Q! ' I ' Y L. V t 1 1 -s w 1 'T F at ? . r. .i A - , tt r ' ' ' 4 Q .., K 3 4 . . X L W SEATED: McQuinn, Williams, Freeman, Ziegenhorn, D'Anno. BOT- ,,,,. : , l C ' A A A ' . tlx L 4 . It 3 gel A f .. ' F f l li A I l 1 l I ' r ' , . I 4 ' , ' 'ent is t A T A - I ' I I ' Gaining o deeper appreciation for art is the prima- ry obiective of the art club, sponsored by Miss Nell Sampson, art instructor. Both time and ability are given by the members to various projects. Several students demonstrated dif- ferent forms of art work in the window of the Kresge store in Independence as part of the National Edu- cational Week activities. The members also made scenery and posters for the school plays. The maiority of club members enter their work in several art exhibits and contests held during the year. Among these are the exhibits held at Emery Bird's in Kansas City, and Memorial Building in Independence. A contest is sponsored annually by the Art Honor Society. Membership in art club is not all work and no play. Throughout the year, the members enioy many activities which provide entertainment. Outstanding Elvine Sits for 0 POf'fOi' OS JUCIYI Vif9i'1iOf Gnd Beveflv W0'Ch Omong These Ore O Combined Halloween party and Norma add the finishing touches to her work. This is iust one of the . . .. . . h f h ' . informal initiation, and a Christmas party. many p uses O 1 e on wmculum Officers for the first semester were, president, Norma Cramner, vice-president, Beverly Wilson, secre- tary, Virginia Jennings, treasurer, Elaine Zeikle, and reporter, Judy Hall. Second semester officers were: president, Ann Den- nis, vice-president, Janet Conrad, secretary, Nyla Bradley, treasurer, Bill Gibson, and reporter, Joe Dick RTISTS PAINT LlFE'S PICTURES Hightower. SEATED: Zeikle, Wilson, Cranmer, Jennings, Hall. BOTTOM ROW: Bradley, Eldridge, Holmes. FOURTH ROW: Stark, Kalthoff, William- Sperry, Lynch, Austin, Bradley, Price, Prichard, Duckworth. SECOND son, Penticuff, D'Anno, Barker, Conrad, Carlile. TOP ROW: F. Himes, ROW: Miller, Clark, Brunson, Sage, Barnhouse, Robinson, Turner, Gibson, Hightower, Curtis, Howard,J. Himes, Dennis. Wilkie. THIRD ROW: Resch, Tandy, Anderson, Edwards, Allison, -Q--v - -- --- - Af - A 74 Q A Q 4 -r Y -, -s. Q T5 4 - S i 1 Q sr SEATED: P. Bryant, Ryerson, Cason, J, Smith, Rogers. BOTTOM ROW: Carter, Gibson, Tousley, Moore, Miss Myers. SECOND ROW: Miss Page, Douglas, Gilbert, Mertell, Fitzgerald. THIRD ROW: Shake- COMMERCIAL CLUB Trying to select a suitable duplicator for the commercial classes is a iob for Joyce, Pareolee, Frances, Jaan, and Joann. Members of this club prepare themselves forthe future business world. 86 The Science Club was formed in order to further students' interest in science. Each year it awards a fifty dollar and twenty-five dollar scholarship to the two students receiving the highest rank in a competi- tive examination over physics, chemistry, and biology Any student who has been or is enrolled in one of the science courses offered at Chrrsman is eligible for membership Programs consisting of field trips, speakers, or films were a regular part of each meeting held bl monthly The Science Club is affiliated with the Science Clubs of America a national organization The co sponsors of the club are Miss Gladys Evans, Miss Lucille Carroll Miss Nora Witthar, and Mrs Ellis Rogers First semester officers of the club were president, Richard Byrne vice president Donald Cannon, secre tory Joan Jenkins, treasurer, Gene Dexter, reporter, Sharon Diamond Second semester officers ofthe club were president, James Prichard vice president Tommy Schafer, secre tary Judy Miller treasurer Margaret Hall reporter Joe Dick Hightower parliamentarian, Gene Dexter In the chemistry laboratory Richard Sharon Russell Gene Donald and Joan test reactions of various chemicals The Sclence Club offers many Interesting activities to its members SCIENCE CLUB INVESTIG TES LIFE SEATED Etzenhouser Diamond Cannon Byrne Jenkins G Dexter BOTTOM ROW Wilkie Shine Clark Overman Jan Muller Gibson Dawson Allen Remington Miss Evans SECOND ROW Mass Carroll Schwensen Fields Brunson Bromley Judy Miller Conrad Ransdell mon Davies Hough Mrs Rogers Miss Wntthar FOURTH ROW Harris Hall Connor Davis Hiles Grabske Schafer Whitney Brewer Ebeling TOP ROW Prichard Yeager Gibson Jenmngs Nave Hightower Huntsucker Bryant Carter Graupner r- QA , I ... 1 ' - X I ' ' , . , , , , , r ' - b , ' ' I . . . F . l . I . - , ' 1 , 2 , F . . I : , ' , , , ' , - - , ' , , . f ' ' - 1 I I 4 1 I 1 f I I I I I 5 1 I I I I f I I I 4 I I , r ' , ' - 2 ' , ' . : ' , , ' , ' , I I I I I I ' I I I I I I I I ' Boatwright, Thilking. THIRD ROW: McMechan, Barbour, Titus, Kohl- J W VZ ,, , , . , ' -t v I 1 v V N K I I 'V on , , , U H N l. V ' '. F I , ft 1- ' L' ' : ' ' 1 ' ' I '- 0 .., , . . . s - ' - ' .. . R , -1 LE P 'f xc v it K . I I , a I D5 nb If t I 'Y Q. fh 1 SEATED ON FLOOR: Carter, Zvniric-rinciii, Eau-rick, Vt-,ls-z r'ta::scn Strcrwig, s. Price, B. Rice, M. Rice R ape-rt, Br-,eh Rinenait SEATED IN CHAIRS: Fitzpatricx, Ferguson, Acstin, Brown, Osocrne, Etzenhouser, l.'w'eai', B. Allir Blann, Irticlkerson, Hattey. BOTTOM ROW: Backner, Mis. Brush, Chapman, Theiss, J. Allen Cleveland, McCord, Lucy lesn, Mary Lesh, Flanagan, Tandy, Van Sittert, Rogers, Huffman, Warren, Grittths Dickc-nsheets Jam-s SECOND ROW: Nrtlls, Tousley, Danforth, Teague, Brown, Mock, Judy 'rf.ller, Simcesk :in Miller, Cxerfnan, S. Gioson, Ransdell, Polfer, Barr, Tandy, Wilson, Allison, CUVWUTY S ANISH LUB FURTHER Various displays, arranged by the Spanish Club, signify the p cturesaue lite of the Spaniard. Tcrn and Barbara are admiring such o display in Chrisman's second floor hall. The Spanish Club is one ot the largest in William Chrisniaii. It was organized primarily to increase the inembeijs knowledge ot Spanish and to acquaint them with the Spanish customs and ways of living. The club met the tirst Thursday of each school month. Speakers, variety shows, and games in Spanish . fi.f ere teatured as programs at the meetings. ln November, a number of students took a trip to Guadeiupe Center, Kansas City, where they enjoyed ecring a Mexican meal. Other highlights of the eve- :ing were a Mexican orchestra which serenaded them, and several native dances presented by a group of Mexican girls, A Spanish Fiesta was held in April. This was the third consecutive year tor the Fiesta, Many students toolc part in the typically Spanish scenes, consisting ot group and specialty numbers. Each year the club selects a project tor the year, YJ vi A D, , ,I L i i kvi ll.. Burkhardt, THIRD ROW: Sofrpson, Flanders, Pr:t'a'd, C. Gibson, Wingate, Betty Rinehart, Conrad, Merton, Douglas, Bradshaw, Whitney, Baird, Alter, J. Giosgn, M. Hall, Cfanmer, L. Andersen, McCluhan, J. Hall, Sears. FOURTH ROW: Willoughby, Westwood, Chandler, Eirnan, Ewing, Williams, Porter, Penticuff, Beck Eads, Williams, Sutcliffe, S. Andersen, Constance, Ebeling, Talcott, Mock, Mizell, Amer, Sampson. TOP ROW: Helverson, Anderson, Bain, Harlan, Cayanah, Swan, Holman, Church, Barron, Hightower, Stillwell, Jennings, Fry, Ruedy, Cason, Chaplin, Rhyan, Clark, N. Gibson, Wiersma, Nickerson, Lawler. TIN AMERICAN RELATIONS This year it was making book shelves and display cases, This project is similar to those ofthe past which were buying a piano, making heavy drapes for the windows, and painting murals on walls. These were all designed to make the classroom more useful and attractiye. in past years, the Spanish Club has taken trips to Mexico and Cuba. This year there were no foreign trips but there were several local trips. Officers elected for the first semester were: presi- dent, Russell Etzenhouser, viceepresident, Jack Vlfear, secretary, Barbara Allen, treasurer, Shirlee Osborne, reporter, Cora Lou Brown. Second semester officers were. president, Richard Chandler, vice-president, Frank Church, secretary, Norma Cranmer, treasurer, Noreen Talcott, parlia- nientarian, Phillip Ruedy. Dressed in at Mexican serape and sombifrro, Jack VVear serenades Barbara, Cora, Rcssell, and Shirlee. Spanish music is often a feature fSacinis Clcii programs. H1 OFFlCERS SEATED: D'Anna, Chapman, Osborne, Turner, Klein BOTTOM ROW: Gregg, Meek, Young, Marshall, Hibbard, Melchert SECOND ROW: Miss Riller, Edwards, Langton, N. Gibson, Noble, FRENCH LUB TUDIES '5 Russell, Shirlee and Pat find translating their French is easier with three heads instead of one. The French Club strives to further the study of the French language and culture. 90 , Davies. Shireman, Gouldsmith. TOP ROW: Jones, Etzenhouser,An- , derson, Casebolt, Rich, ingalsbe, Rushton. FRENC CULTURE La Causerie Francaise is a new organization this year. lt was formed by the students in the class in beginning French which was added to the curriculum in T951-52. A French club called the Fleur de Lis was organized in the year 1931 under the sponorship of Miss Mary Alice Gibbons. This club was active for three years but was discontinued when the language ceased to be taught. The present club has a membership of twentysix students. The purpose ot the club is to enlarge the opportunities ot the members in learning more about the language and culture of France. The club also provides opportunities for social activities outside the classroom. The regular meeting time was on the third Monday of each month at the second hour. The organization was sponsored by Miss Verda Riller. First semester otticers were: Shirlee Osborne, presi- dent, Russell D'Anna, vice-president, Patricia Turner, secretary, Patricia Klein, treasurer, Judy Chapman, reporter. Second semester officers were: Charles Rich, presi- dent, Judy Chapman, vice-president, Rhonda Arnold, secretary, Nancy Gibson, treasurer, Gene Anderson, reporter. The Future Homemakers of America, one of the most worthwhile clubs at Chrisman, is a national organi- zation for all students who are studying Home Eco- nomics. Opportunities are offered by the club for members to develop their skills and talents in practi- cally every phase of home life. The members of this organization are instructed in selecting, buying, and making their own clothes, managing and creating a more peaceful atmosphere about the home, selecting and preparation of meals, and in interior decorating. The social events of the year included a hay ride and later on in the semester, Christmas caroling. One of the proiects of the year was the adoption of a needy family at Christmas. Sponsors are Miss Johnson and Miss Surbaugh. Officers for'the first semester were: Barbara Ham- mond, president, Grace Clark, vice-president, Norma Cranmer, secretary, Irene Curtis, treasurer, Roberta Lanham, reporter. Officers for the second semester were: Joan Jenkins, president, Janis Allen, vice-president, Geraldine Still- well, secretary, Marilyn Powell, treasurer, Carol Pickett, reporter. S Rebecca Lynn Prichard models clothing made by members of the Future Homemakers while Mary Ann, Marilyn, Shirley, Janice, and Nancy look on. Members of this club learn many things useful to homemakers of the future. FUTURE HOMEM KER PRACTICE SKILL SEATED: Curtis, treasurer, Clark, vice-president, Hammond, president, Cranmer, secretary, Lanham, reporter. BOTTOM ROW: Strohwig, Prichard, Boatwright, Baird, D'Anna, Allen, Owens, Beckerdite, Peters. SECOND ROW: Pickett, Forgey, Robinson, Hightower, J. Moore, J. Price, Evans, M. Moore, Martin, Payne, Van Sittert. THIRD ROW: King, Neill, Brunson, C. Fitzgerald, F. Fitzgerald, Gatchet, r A h -Y fx A ir Y-f in H an Oi 41 ,H .if A A- - - 1 rs: 1' X I' Trentham, B. Price, Cunningham, Preston. FOURTH ROW: lsaac, Dike, Cottingham, Fields, Jenkins, Stewart, Davis, Ross, Powell, Divine, Bromley, Douglas. TOP ROW: Mary Lesh, Cleveland, Lucy Lesh, Edmondson, Winter, Harlan, Stillwell, F. Himes, Sutcliffee, Huntsucker, Bryant, Higgins, Willis, J. Himes. r Q fb W BOTTOM ROW Shurley Owens treasurer Helen Propst vuce pres d uent Barbara Wungate presrdent Marulyn Powell secretary Eva Lee Amer reporter SECOND ROW Sears Allen C Glb on Beverly Runehart Betty Runehart Ransdell Flanders Puckett To us ley THIRD ROW Mrs Brush Paul Fuelds Stone Hough Jenkuns X..-fcx Qu-wi' WM N Gubson Dugger Mertell Hall Spencer FOURTH ROW Eads Gatchet Ruedy J Humes Smuth Whutney Anderson McCluhan Davus Casebolt FIFTH ROW Stark Green Lowell Gruessel Byrne Twente Munsterman Bloyd Graupner Atchuson Curtus FUTURE TEACHER LEARN FU DAME TALS Marulyn, Shurley, Eva Le H I e, een and Barbara fund that teachung us fun un thus class, anywa F t t h Y U Ufe CGC EFS l1UVe m0f'lY such BI1 tertaunung actuvutues plus the educatuonal ones 92 Future Teachers of Ameruca a natuonal organuza tuon was formed at Wulluam Chrusman lust three years ago but us already one of the most actuve clubs It was one of the furst organuzatuons of uts kund In the state The purpose us to establush better relatuons be tween students and teachers and to unterest more people un the teachung professuon Thus club has two meetungs each month and us ually unvutes a speaker Students protut greatly by these speakers as they are chosen to represent some phase ot teachung To encourage students that are unterested un thus career, a scholarshup us awarded annually to a senuor The outsude actuvutues thus year Included a chulu supper and a Chrustmas party The club members went carolung, then to Mrs Brush's home for re treshments The orgamzatuon us sponsored by Mrs Florence Brush Furst semester offucers were Barbara Wungate, presudent, Helen Propst, vtce presudent, Marulyn Po well, secretary, Shurley Owens, treasurer, Eva Lee Amer, reporter Second semester offucers were Duck Lowell, pres udent, Nancy Flanders, vuce presudent, Lynda Ander sen, secretary, Phullup Ruedy, treasurer, Judy Hall, reporter rt- o at or as 9 'F 6 Y 1 10,4 J I, J Q if A A A X L- jk' af, f ,A 'I P. L Q 1 W, , I lu I - 1 , , . ' s , ', - 1 , , , ' , , . I . . - - ' f The Latin Club, which was reorganized this year, is sponsored by Miss Ellen Singleton, the instructor. The purpose of the club is to arouse an interest in and an appreciation ot the civilization, literature, language, and art of ancient Rome, and to afford students some understanding ot the debt of our own civilization to that of classical antiquity. To become a member of this club, a student must have previously taken Latin or be enrolled in the course. The present membership of the club is 36. The Latin Club is a member of the Junior Classical T M League which is a national organization. As a tolien of membership in this league the students receive sterling silver pins. Besides having this emblem, the club has as its colors blue and silver. The regular meeting day of the club was the last Monday of each month. Translating Caesar is no easy task. Here working on it are Sharon, Nancy, Philip, and Kenneth. The Latin Club brings the study of Latin to life. The officers were: president, Phillip Stark, vice- president, Kenneth Rall, secretary, Nancy Reich, treasurer, Sharon Spencer, reporter, Mona Myers. OFFICERS SEATED: Reich, Rall, Stark, Spencer. BOTTOM ROW: Miss Diamond, Kendall, Petter, Pace, McMullen, Gatchet. TOP ROW: P, Singleton, G. Smith, Cannon, F. Fitzgerald, C. Fitzgerald, Gregg, Harlan, Patterson, Casebolt, Byrne, Hagan, S. Harlan, Jane At- Reed, Johnstone. THIRD ROW: Justice, Griswold, Mueller, Palmer, chison, Jean Atchison. Richardson, B. Smith, Zeilcle. FOURTH ROW: Hammond, Hightower, O 3 A 4., p, V41 - 4 'K 4 4' ,H i H I ,J 9 . se 5 J , . 2, fri' A 1' 1 L wit T . sf. . gi f is 255- QQ Q ..,. ii L , iw it Q I . ' ' iii. ' ,- F S ri T If rs, . F . 5 f l i 5, 5 . ? ai ? Eli F'-4 l. . ,xl I -iilzumsmaal lzk ' -- Q x L iq I- 't o Q O Q3 xii 3f'. !-.. R M T4 ----.tt ' . 'x fu 5. A Q! 0 I .4111 7 ox Q BOTTOM ROW: Annalu Boatwright, Jean Atchison, Shirley Owens, WiH90fe, Beverly Bridges, -lone Afchlsonf Eumesflne Gflfflihf MCVY Virginia Davis. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Mayme Piper, Jo Ann Moore, Coates. Joan Jenkins, Eva Lee Amer, Louise Cleveland. TOP ROW: Barbara LIBR RY CLUB HELPS STUDENTS Q Y-f Shirley interrupts Jane's reading of Harper's to show her an interesting quotation in a new book. Annalu is perusing another new volume while Earne- stine examines Good Housekeeping for new ideas. Devoting one hour each day to performing in- valuable service to students and faculty were the thirteen members of the Library club. Their time was given during a study hall period or before or after school. The issuing of books to the reader and the re- ceiving of the returned volumes were the first duties of these library assistants. Shelves were cleaned and kept in order. The typing of cards and other items was another duty. Providing attractive and informative posters for the bulletin board in study hall helped to create in- terest in reading and introduced new books to the students. The girls found reference materials for stu- dents and faculty. The club had several social activities during the year. The first of these was a chili supper in the fall. After eating, the girls and Mrs. Piper saw the movie, David and Bathsheba . Their spring social events included a picnic and a movie. The club is sponsored by Mrs. Mayme Piper, li- brarian. First semester officers were: president, Jean At- chison, vice-president, Annalu Boatwright, secretary- treasurer, Shirley Owens, reporter, Virginia Davis. Promoting sportsmanship and creating an inter- est in recreational activities is the goal ot M club, a girls' athletic club sponsored by Miss Betty Ann Street. Membership in this club is limited to girls earn- ing TOOO points, based on scholarship, sportsman- ship and athletic ability. After earning TOOO points the student is eligible forthe blue M A super M can be earned by securing an additional T500 points This year for the first time student teachers assisted in the physical education program Members of M club were chosen by Miss Street and Mr Stinson They were Shirley ONeal Betty Lusso Martha Tur ner Ruth Ann Ziegenhorn Carol Collins Charlene Andes Marcita Griswold Betty Theiss Dorothy Dickensheets and Alberta Douglas The student teachers recelved a full units credit for their work First semester officers were Carol Collins pres :dent Janis Williams vice president Shirley ONeal secretary Dorothy Dickensheets treasurer Ruth Ann Ziegenhorn reporter Second semester officers were Martha Turner president Dorothy Diclcensheets vice president Vir ginia Davis secretary Nancy Bradshaw treasurer Nancy Reich reporter Betty s explaining a technique of playing softball to Janis Sharon .ludy Darlene and Joan Softball is lust one of many games in which M clubbers become proficient CLUB ADVANCES SPORTS SKILLS KNEELING Dickensheets Willams Collins ONeal Ziegenhorn BOTTOM ROW G Gregg Jan Muller Allen G Smith Judy Miller Turner Andes SECOND ROW Thenss Flagg B Smith Clark Rans dell Miss Street THIRD ROW Lusso Jenkins Reich Willoughby Br FOURTH ROW Douglas Votava C Gregg Betty Rinehart Jackson Hammond TOP ROW Curtis Davis Bradshaw Diamond Dennis Robinson 6:00 'U , , g - V - 11 if H 11 , . , A ' V . ll 4 I X H ' ' ' ' c xx ' ' ' ll ll - 1 I I - I l I f r 1 i I I . , . .I I . , , , : , - - . ' . . . . l . ' . , 7 I I I F 1 I , . 2 1 F 1 ' I ' I 5 1 I , . : ' , V l 1 f ' ' - I , r V , I 1 , : . , 1 1 A I f , : 4, ', , l , , , , : , , 4 ' , f - ' , s 'fl N t L l Q - gt ' . , , 2 , itil F: iz 1 , ' - f ' , . 3 1 iv ' - ' K l 4 2 , Z l y' f IV- l - , .N V . 3 ' v ,Q gf i , 'L 'S ' 1,1 ' l . - - ' . A A 1 l 1 ' ' I f , I l C ' 1 , A 1- - - T ,- ' ' ' w , i l .f A . . - A L, -Y i '1 V , Ifl ,L . ,- ' l - T' -I rr C T V' Q in 27 - , r A 3 'V ,- 1 'P ' ' a Q- m f T ' . V' U if -V 4. T i .3 W -, '. 1 'ss Q E3 semen. .lfjlilt Dum, kenneth Rail, Douglas Hagan. BOTTOM ROW: Mr. Srffw Gwfteof G- Dexter, MCQMW Sfmfeiv Lefther. FOURTH Sn ne, Vvingo, Niflig, Willoughby, Chandler, Beck. SECOND ROW: ROW: Johnson, Carl, Edmunds, Freeman, Adams, Gibson. YOP ROW: Slseehy, Brand, J. Dexter, Redford, Jageman, Eirnan. THIRD ROW: Rawlings, Ruedy, Doty, Smith, Byrne, Barron, Milby, Munsterman, WILLI M CHRISMAN'S PEP CLUB Mike, Richard, and Jerry practice cheering for the forthcoming game, They gave the feminine cheerleaders valuable assistance in leading the cheering section at the football and basketball games. The Boys' Pep club was newly organized this year. In the comparitively short time ot seven months it became an important tactor in maintaining school pep. The main purpose ofthe club is to promote school spirit, provide a strong cheering section, and to assist the Girls' Pep club at the games. In previous years, the Girls' Pep club was in charge ot the organized cheering section, and the addition ot the boys' section made a great and no- ticeable improvement. The three boy cheerleaders chosen from the club were Jerry Wingo, Mike Nitlis, and Richard Willough- by. The boys, wearing royal blue flannel trousers of bell-bottom style, displayed their vigor. Gold pull- over sweaters plus blue and gold caps completed the colorful costume. Since this club was organized late in the year, it did not have many opportunities tor activity besides the actual participation in the cheering section. A. B. Spears was the sponsor of the group. This year's otticers were: president, Kenneth Rall, vice-president, John Dunn, secretary-treasurer, Doug- las Hagan. To promote sportsmanship, co-operation, and school spirit is the purpose of the Girls' Pep Club, sponsored by Miss Oneida Beeman. The girls exercised these three qualities during the year as they participated in and sponsored various activities. Outstanding among these events were the homecoming football game and the appearance of the cheerleaders on pep assemblies. These cheer- leaders also took part in all the football games. Any girl in William Chrisman who has an M average is eligible for membership in the club The symbols of membership are the blue skirts and the gold Chrisman sweaters the girls wear to Pep Club meetings and school games Pep Club letters also add to the outflts Each year six girls are elected by the members of the club to act as the school s cheerleaders This year the girls chosen for these positions were Doris Tuep ker and Jean Payne sophomores Clara McCord and Jan Miller iuniors and Nancy Turner and Judy Miller seniors e clubs first semester ofhcers were president Georgia Alton vice president Virginia Jennings sec retary Darlene Votava treasurer Carole Miller re porter Carol Pickett Second semester oftlcers were president Virginia Jennings vice president Nelda Ebelmg secretary Barbara Allen treasurer Sharon Spencer reporter Barbara Ruppert A familiar sight at every Chrisrvian basketball and football game were these six girls chosen by the members of the Pep Club to lead the yells They are standing Judy Miller Jean Payne Doris Tuepker and Jan Miller Kneeling are Nancy Turner left and Clara McCord AROUSE SCHOOL SPIRIT AM S BOTTQM RQW Payne Turner Teogue ISUQC Pnqhord Lynch Budd FOURTH ROW atchet Huffman Zimmerman Butterworth Smith Cox SECOND ROW Miller Butler Pace Spencer Hightower Zeikle Bain M Hall Chapman TOP ROW Betty Reinhart Beverly G,b5on Allred Tousley Tuepxef THIRD ROW MISS Beemgn B Rinehart Ruppert S And rsen Mueller Dennis Wiley L Andersen Allen Flanders J Hall McCluhan Adams P Allen McMullen McPherson Ebeling 4 f 00062 I 0 v . .1 . I, ll tit' 'U I - , , ,QV M 0 ' S 'N 1 ll 1 ll I :Q Q wr Q' , :Q NA' , y ff I v 'WY I V 'J t o-4 PJ' l 4. T f o-, ,fx '. 'F lG5 s J cz: , QA OFFICERS SEATED: Carol Collins, parliamentarian, Nancy Julian, histor- ian, Sharon Diamond, treasurer, Judy Miller, president, Shirlee Osborne, vicefpresident, Jill Gilbert, secretary, Janis VVilliams, reporter. ROW ONE: Miss MacDonald, Melton, Keir, Custead, McCord, Ransdell, Jan Miller, Gibson, Gregg, Klein, Flanders, Miss Singleton. ROW TWO: IS Dickey, Theiss, Reich, Flanagan, Johnston, Langer, Overman, Hall, Zeilcle, Wood. ROW THREE: Smith, McCluhan, Myers, Simpson, McMullen, Wilson, Van Sitter, Wiley, Simcosky. ROW FOUR: Dudley, Cranmer, Davis, Snider, Bradshaw, Mueller, Jennings, Dernis, Ruppert, Votava. Ebeling. AS YOU'S NCOURAGE DRA ATIC ARTS .ig , , Members of the As You Lilce lt Dramatic Society are coached through their scripts by Shirlee Osborne, Standing are: Shirlee, Patty, Jaris. and Elaine. Sitting ore: Marcia, Virginia, and Beverly. The As Yac's present many activities to their members during the year, 98 Celebrating their thirty-second anniversary this year is the As-Youelilce-It Dramatic Society. The so- ciety has participated in many varied activities the past year, ranging from giving gifts to children in Mercy Hospital to banquets and dances. One of the hrst activities of the society was the Dad's banquet which was held in November. The girls prepared the meal and served it to their fathers. After the meal the seven As-You's presented the play, Stuffed Owls. During the Christmas holidays the society held a dance at Hillcrest Country Club. In March, As-You's along with the other societies, presented the second annual Shan pageant with the proceeds going to the Gleam fund. Other spring activities included a Mother's tea. This tea was held in order that the mothers could become better acquainted. A variety program was presented by members. The three societies again co- operated in holding the annual Shan dance. One of the last activities of the year was the Senior banquet. The colors of the society are black and old gold, the flower is the chrysanthernum, and the symbol is the owl. The sponsors are Miss Louise MacDonald and Miss Ellen Singleton. The otticers for the first semester were: Judy Miller, president, Shirlee Osborne, vice-president, Jill Gilbert, secretary, Sharon Diamond, treasurer, Carol Collins, parliamentarian, Janis Williams, reporter, Nancy Julian, historian. The officers for the second semester were: Jill Gilbert, president, Janis Williams, vice-president, Diane Snider, secretary, Ann Dennis, treasurer, Bev- erly Simcosky, parliamentarian, Patty Wood, re- porter, Carol Collins, historian, To become a member at the Nautilus Literary Society, a girl must maintain an M average in all subjects. Each girl is required to attend all meetings unless absent from school. The club sponsored several social activities for the members The two dances held during the year were the Valentine dance at the Old Plantation and the Shan dance held in April in cooperation with the other societies A Mother and Daughter tea honored mothers of the members Each member was required to write a poem or essay The best selections were read at the tea The members tllled baskets at Christmas time for the elderly women at Rest Haven This goodwill protect is one ot the most important of the year A banquet held at the end of the year honored the senior members who graduated It is a happy memory in the heart at every girl The colors at the society are blue and white and the emblem is a violet The sponsors were Miss Carroll and Miss Kroencke The officers tor the Hrst semester were Elaine Danforth president Betty Allison vice president Martha Warren secretary Mary Ann Hightower reasurer Margaret Kuhlman reporter Patty Ballew historian Frances Rogers parllamentarian The officers tor the second semester were Dorothy Dickensheets president Georgia Alton vice pres: dent Donna Teague secretary Judy Chapman treasurer Betty Allison reporter Yvonne Ryan his torian Elaine Danforth parliamentarlan Acquamting themselves with the activities of the Nautilus Literary Society are a few at the new members Thumblng through the pages of their scrap book prove interesting to Shirley Mariorie Elaine Judy and Phyllis NAUTILUS APPRECIATE EMINENT POETRY OFFICERS SEATED Patty Bollew historian Mary Ann Hightower treas Jaekel Gatchet Chiles Teague Duckworth ROW TWO Bam Swnnney urer Betty Allison vice president Elaine Danforth president Martha Jackson Comer Bradley Johnstone Peters Chapman Marquardt TOP Warren secretary Frances Rogers parliamentarian Margaret Kuhlman ROW Robinson Barr Dyer Ryan Alton Ross Hall Abbott Tousley reporter ROW ONE Mass Kronencke Moore Dnckensheet Edwards Miss Carroll 12. - 4 Oy. 1 . . . . . 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Busy reading fMacbeth one ot Shakespeaues tragedles are these members of the Shakespearean Literary Socnety Betty Dugger Mary Lou Hlgglns Ryle Betty Hecker Joyce Hnggms Joyce Ryerson and Lucrnda Sears TOO The Shakespearean Ltterary Socuety has as Its motto loyalty servtce and scholarshlp To be eluguble tor mem bershlp rn thas socnety the student must receive at least an M average m all of her subtects The hnghlxght ot the clubs socual actuvltles was the annual Christmas dance held at the Old Plantatuon thus year The socrety each year has a Mother and Daughter s Tea at whuch trme the mothers are the guests ot the society Falling baskets ot food for needy families durnng the Chrustmas season IS one of the many worthy actlvltles thus society undertakes Thus year the Shakespearean Ltterary Society loaned wlth the two other socaetues In the second annual pre sentatlon ot the Shan Pageant a yarlety program which was gnven In order to ranse money to help buy a slide protector and screen Their colors are red and whute and their emblem IS the red carnatnon Ftrst semester orhcers were Martha Connor president Cora Lou Brown yuce prestdent Margaret Hall secre tary Shurley ONeal treasurer Ruth Ann Zerngenhorn reporter Second semester ofhcers were Shtrley O'Neal, pres: dent, Barbara Allen, vlce president, Joyce Huggins, sec retary, Sharon Spencer, treasurer, Carol Muller, reporter The club IS sponsored by Mlss Verda Rlller , f , A n W X r A - , A . v 5 ' ' ' 3 . S A 1' A V l K l 41. 'Q - 9, -- .1 ,, . ' ' i , K : 1. t H W , N T Q A , ' - - I J '..- I A sf W, -V L A 1 C V- L I T I V , 2- wa ' if -1 ' U A A ll N: be 'Y L- ft - 3 5' , . an ' V ' .Z W T T T J , 1 W lt w ' -L rv ,jx Y , V f 6, 5 Q, -A 'f :. l , , f L I K , ' . Ls sc A. RO : Ac A , ont r ' e , B. Alle , J Hige , . : ', ' , , t ' r gms, er- fr, fwller, ROW TWO: Vx lftanss, G Snwtth, Cotttngham, son, Record, Barker, Cason, M. L Hlgglns, Ryerson, Bentley, Talcott, D Sn'tt'1,T:epkcf, Lyn:', H , c er, . , z et, M. J ll. P ltr, L X , C X l, , trn, utte' 1, VV ls P. Q -' , .: ., A . . . . . . ,. V . t - Q ' z. 1 . 4 4 I A . . . . . .r L g C , C' . . . . 1 TQ' -tinge k ' TW' I W t , ,J-r . . . . ,xxx 4 Fufty two students 32 seniors and 20 tumors were xnducted unto the Wallnam Chrrsman chapter of the Na taonal Honor Soclety at an assembly March l3 an the Memorlal building The new members were called from the auduence to Ioan the members on the platform Thenr names had not been publtclzed untnl the tame of lnduc tton Three of the l5 charter members and the founder of the local chapter attended the assembly A yellow carnatton with a blue bow was presented to the gurls a gold and blue rubbon badge was guven to the boys The Natnonal Honor socnety ts an organnzatxon of ex tremely hugh rank an Wnlltam Chrusman Membership In the socuety IS lnmuted to the upper hfteen per cent of the senior class and to the upper five per cent of the lunlor class After candldates for membership quallfy scholas ttcally they are then ludged on the qualltnes of leader ship character and service whlch they have exhibited The socnety meets at Intervals durvng the school year nts actlvuttes being carrled on by the students who were selected durnng thenr tumor year The Wullnam Chrusman chapter of National Honor Society was organuzed IH 1924 through the efforts of Mass Mabel Potter IH order to gave recognltlon to those students who were outstanding ID school cntlzenshlp and The ofhcers were presndent Tommy Schafer vlce president Ruchard Byrne secretary treasurer Joyce Hlgglns The sponsor ns Mr Gregory Lefever ROW ONE Puckett Vvlllile Hammond Thelss McCluhan Byrne Hlgglns Schafer Myers Smith Jan Muller Duckey Kuhlman Wan gate ROW TWO Moyer Spencer Wood Gregg Dnclcensheets M Hnghtower Alton Stmcosky Alluson Benson Rogers Flagg Judy Muller J Hall Wilson Allen ROW THREE Powell Gllbert Colltns 't X X 'Wk Planning the National Honor Society assembly are Beverly Tommy Carol Richard Donald and Margaret lt was a pleasant ta k as ns evldenced by these students who along wuth others became mem bers In the sprung of l95l when they were Iunnors NATIONAL HONOR SCHOLARSHIP Clark Tandy Jenluns M Hall Melton Reich Wrngley M Rawlungs G Rawlings Terryberry Larsen Patterson ROW FOUR Etzenhouser Glllespue Faler ONeal Wtlltams Bartels Rall Baan Jones J Hugh tower Gregory McQumn Cannon Fry Bryant Wtldermuth Dua mand Prichard Jageman Freeman Hagan s f A P J: f L l A . . A 5 f V l Xa, . A .r scholastic attainment. I L -L I M Ll L 'fllll 'll ll T l T t , , 4 'Y' e' x,- ,Wuxi OFFICERS SEATED: Gary Rawlings, president, Patsy Clark, secretary, Stark, Hall, Allison, Williamson, D'Anna, Wilson, Brunson. ROW Joe Hightower, vice-president, ROW ONE: Wilkie, Wood, Prichard, THREE: Bradley, Chaplin, Jennings, Taylor, Thilking, Gibson, l-limes, Sampson, Sage, Zeikle, Robinson, Kalthoff. ROW TWO: Honeyball, Dennis, Cranmer, NAHS FURTHERS ARTISTIC TALENT 5 . S ...t -+4 Gary, Joe Dick, and Pat discuss a student's pen and ink study. To become a member of the National Art Honor Society one must present many such drawings. T02 Established to promote appreciation of art and to further interest and opportunities in this fTeld, the National Art Honor Society was chartered in i937 by Miss Nell Sampson, art instructor at William Chrisman. Her untiring and inspiring leadership has kept this an outstanding organization through the years. The scholastic requirements for membership are an S average in art and at least an M average in all other subjects. Each student who is interested in becoming a member must prepare a minimum of ten pieces to enter in the spring exhibit. These pieces are iudged by capable guest artists, who select tTrst, sec- ond, and third place honors, from each of the three classes - sophomore, junior, and senior. The student who merits membership must retain it by displaying ten pieces of art each year in the spring exhibit. After the new members are selected, they are formally initiated at ci program held in the William Chrisman auditorium. The program includes the pre- sentation of awards and N. A. H. S. pins, and a candle-lighting ceremony. Following the program the art exhibit is open to the public. National Art Honor Society participates in the Emery Bird Thayer National Scholastic exhibit and the art program of the Independence School System in the spring at the Memorial hall. The Sturges Jewelry Company awards a medal to the outstand- ing art student. During the 195i-52 school term Gary Rawlings served as president of the William Chrisman chapter. Other officers were vice-president, Joe Dick High- tower, and secretary, Patsy Clark. The William Chrisman chapter of the National Forensic League is composed of those students who are outstanding in the field ot oratory, debate, and declamation. Its purpose is twofold: service to the school and community, and experience in speech activity in intra-mural and inter-scholastic competition. To become a member, one must obtain twenty points through these competitions. Attendance at three or more debate tournaments is also a require- ment. If a student acquires htty points, he is entitled to a degree of honor. With one hundred points he is given the degree of excellence and with one hundred fifty points plus five community speeches the degree of distinction Each spring the National Forensic League districts which are composed of twenty tive schools each hold contests One winner is chosen from each speak ing event to participate in the national contest Last year William Chrlsman sent three representa tives to the national contest in Los Angeles Cali forma This years contest is in Boston Plaques are presented by the National Forensic League to member schools which have had the great est number of members and degrees over an ex tended period of time Chrisman received its first plaque in I946 and its second in i950 Miss Margaret Meredith is the able sponsor of Chrisman s chapter The ottlcers are Delores Tandy president Patricia Dickey secretary Richard Willoughby treasurer The glistening of a prized trophy catches the eyes of Pat Jimmy Celia and Douglas Winning such coveted trophies is an ottreaeated accomplishment of National Forensic League members FL E ALTS INTEREST IN SPEECH OFFICERS SEATED Pat Dickey secretary Celia Fry president Meredith Freeman Fletcher ROW THREE Bain Jennings Twente Delores Tandy vice president Richard Willoughby treasurer ROW Smith Hagan ONE Gregg Brand Myers Klein ROW TWO Gibson Cable Miss T . , f ' F .. . ' 1 I ' I 1 xl: I . . . , .. ' I : I . 2 .. 1 I 1 - I I 'V f 4 . K fl el LV I L J . iv ssl . -- i , i i 1 . I - If tl 5 I , 'ry V 5 3 Q 5 i W' I . , 1 tl I c ' fi 1 : ., -, . ,H i hifi. U N' ,, Ii ' .gg 3 it , , I ' . r T.. il -- - ' Z 7' . . 7 0 , , Y . Y 1 -T t L, - , ' . I -Q 0- ,J - it , U I 1 ' W K gk , 5.1, H N +I is Aff-. ft L x fm: ROW ONE: Johnson, Bain, Byrne, Gibson, Reich, Denris, Theiss. Rhygnl Fregmimr Dimyqomjf 5,-llfimyr Vx,'illiQ,,y,5, Q'NeGl, jenkins, M. ROW TWO: Wood, Cook, Warren, Jun Miller, Overmlin, Kuhlrnan, Hall. ROW FOUR: Latirner, Eiman, Rich, Rall, Smith, Milby, Cotting- Judy Millcr, Flanders, J Hall, Connor. ROW THREE: Specht, Skaggs, nam, Edmunds Dove Willoughby Willhoit, Chandler, THESPIANS STRIVE FOR BEST I DRAMATICS 5 it' X -3, i, 5 si iii I ,S V If . 5 , Q-UA T5 ROW ONE: Richard Willoughby, Daw- Freeman, Richard By'nc .lon Miller, Jo Ann Overman, Patty Vlfood, ROW TWO: Janis Williams Kenneth Rall, Sharon Diamond, Charles Rich, Bonnie Bradley, These are thc- outstanding actors and actresses ir the one-art ivlriy contest. . Q 1 , 2 Q 7, tif - r ii L 5, 2, .,, 1. The William Chrisman chapter ot the National Thes- pian Dramatic l-lonor Society has as its sponsor Mrs, Mary Foster Williams. The purpose of this organization is to promote a greater interest and a more active parti- cipation in the held ot drama. The annual one-act play contest is sponsored by the Thespians. Six one-act plays, in charge ot student direc- tors and under the supervision of Mrs, Williams, A. B. Spears, and William Weber were presented. Awards were made for individual performances and the best cast, ln this year's contest the plays and their respective ratings vvere Quiet Please, excellent, Bread and Hedda Gablerf' superior, The lmportance of Being Earnest, She Stoops To Conquer, and The l.ord's Prayer, good, Those students receiving the individual awards were: first, Jan lvliller, Richard Byrne, second, .lo Ann Overman, David Freeman, third, Patty Wood, Richard Willoughby, fourth, Janis Williams, Charles Rich, titth, Sharon Dia- mond, Bonnie Bradley and Kenneth Rall. Besides the forty persons cast in the plays there were tifteen others vvhO served as student directors and prompters. The officers vvere Richard Byrne, president, Donald Bain, vice-president, Nancy Reich, secretary, Sue Gibson, treasurer. Early in the year Cora Lou Brovvn and Shirlee Osborne held the ottices ot vice-president and secretary, respec- tively, Twenty-nine new members were added to the Quill and Scroll International Honorary Society for High School Journalists, which was organized for the purpose of encouraging and rewarding individual achievements in iournalism and related tlelds. Students are eligible for membership if they meet the following requirements: l they must be of at least iunior standing, 2 they must be in the upper third of their class scholastically, '31 they must have done supe- rior work in some phase deavor 4 they must be of tournalistic or creative en recommended by the publlca tions advisor 5 they must be approved by the executive secretary After being accepted as a member of the Society the student receives a years subscription to the Quill and Scroll Magazine the official publication of the Society He also receives the societys gold badge One of the highlights for the publication department this year was the Publications dinner held March i8 The guest speaker was Dean Burton VV Marvin School of Journalism the University of Kansas At the publications assembly on April i7 the new members were presented with their gold badges The feature of this assembly s a talk given by Bill Vaughan Starbeams Editor of the Kansas City Star Officers were Margaret Hall president Donald Can non vice president Shirley ONeal secretary Miss Sarah Ellen Campbell is sponsor of the William Chrisrnan Chapter of Quill and Scroll QUILL AND SCROLL ROW ONE Bryant Ziegenhorn Cannon N Hall ONeol Hightower Kuhlman ROW TWO Calltns Pugh G bert Comer Reich Spencer Pickett Gregg .l Hall Thiess ROW THREE Wood Wilson Ebeling .loe Dick Higntower and Sharon Spencer work on programs and placecards for the publications dinn r Observing and giving their appraisal are Alberta Douglas and Margaret Hall WIDENS HORIZONS Langton Porter Bentley Myers Julan Sage ROW FOUR Dckey Douglas Williams Diamond Gregory Mueller rnond Braley px Ross Dennis Drum 1 L 1 ' xx t . 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The queen ond her oifendonls corne on To The held ond pro- ceeded To The spotlight in o convertible driven by Gene Williorns. These girls had been chosen by the members of The ioofboll squod, ROYALTY CHOSEN The qUeen's Throne vvos o moon in front of o lorge sior. After escorting Polly To The dios, Vernon Hozel- rigg presenied her o crown ol Trodifionol mums. Sue wos escoried by l-loword Tignor, Jeon by John Bill Poce, Shirley by Fronlc Poinler, ond Belly by Bill Thilking. lmrnedioiely following The ceremony, The Chrismon Beors wenf into cornbof with The Loloyeiie Shomrocks ond were vlcforious wifh o score of 20-14. The homecoming gorne is olwoys C1 gold olzloir enioyed by olurnni ond students. v t l l A f The seventeenth annual mili- T - I I ' If L tary ball, held March I4 in K, Memorial hall, was an impres- , sive pageant of beautiful formals and colortul decorations at na- ? eel ' e 3 2 Y, A . 9-xl, 3 '1 N 3' X v yt as wh, K V K, X i- 5 6' ,FQ ' ' 13 . l A A X gl? 'll J' 9 K fl 5 . ' 1 T s ' l , 'PF ' 'f ' 'l X , ,. 4 Q tional blue, yellow and white. -. i N K Six girls were selected by the William Chrisman ROTC unit to be honorary sponsors of the various companies Delores Tandy was chosen captain ot company B and Janis Williams at company A Judy Miller won the title of sponsor colonel and Joyce Higgins that of sponsor malor Rutn Ann Znegenhorn was captain of company C and Iris Miller of company D BY CLASSMATES Beginning at BOO pm cadets and their dates passed by the receiving line which was composed at Mayor and Mrs Swoftord and six sponsors and their escorts The grand march created a multi colored pat tern on the main floor following the receiving line The sponsors were introduced to the audience after marching under the traditional arched sabers During the intermission a cadet drill was the attraction The decorative theme Fort Chrisman carried out the motif of an old fort with walls and watchtawers On the main tToor the couples danced around a small garden with a revolving lawn ball which retTected colored lights an the ceiling fyXTst W ct X M 5 A Mbmi as-aff' ,Q ,- Q f-'rw 1 X I, ss I I Vx ,AY .,, '-AX .P M' x- ,f 1 v,,,.4rY Xgx Q x 3 4 I in 4' 1 uv Mother was a Freshman Junior Play RICHARD presents a corsage to Nancy as he calls to fake her fa the fall prom SHARON asks Judy sf ner date has cafled as Velma and Jan hsten PAT accepts Adrian s mvutatwon To the dance DRESSED In their txnery Jerry Sue Gary Betty Mike and Jo Ann are on Yhelr way To Yhe prom WATCHING dnsgusfedly Ruchard wnnesses Nancys return of the scholarship to Douglas ii 45 I HO Arsennc and Old Lace Speech Play 'lg OH G '76 GP DOF oe hey os rc r wn eesrl ns Ano con ThGT be 5 rnesl be on r o nueve r e'n r we ore perfo mrng belore 0 cilsrlnguxshed crmc soys Adrlon Curl os he ond Rlchord Byrne pro ce '4 f cg lr' Wllloughby .,-,,,-...- Ill Th e ugle Hrs brother med to lo I one of the ofhcers ond he sold was thot he looked luke orns Kar fl exclolms Kenneth Roll The mem bers of the cost shown In the plc ure ore Edmunds Mu r J Overmon ernon C Brown K R ll Byrne Ho on A Carl J Brond OTS The guy thot blows th b . I MQYQOV 'X V5 Tcylf' Mdrgoret Kuhlmon Rrchord Byrne Potty Wood Ann Cook Mortho VVorren ldnls Wrlltoms Morcuto Grlswold Joon Jenkrns er lswltlmon MR BARRYS ETCHINGS Mr Borrys Etchmgs o comedy In three octs wos presented os the senlor ploy April 3 ond 4 ln the Wllluon Chrlsntdn oudltorlum lt Wds the stoty ot Judson Barry o protesslonol etcher who tor o posttrne c eoted o ftty dollor bull with o sntlltng Andrew Jackson Althoudh Mr Bdrry hod no ldeo ot doing dnythung dlshonest hrs Innocent deed beglns the hlldrlous octlon ot the ploy vvhuch losts tothe hnol curtdln A pdrtrculnrly ornuslng scene wtthrn the per torntdnce vvds when Fatty Ferns ond Sow buck Som two protesslondl fountertexters drru e dt Borrys studlo to propose ct pdrtner shrp Borry lures thent on ond tnnolly they ore tmp lsoned But the horrn as done The bulls ore dust touted ond d sec et ogent oces them to the Borry residence B the trodltlonol ltoppy endwg ol d cornedy c n wrt Bd ry welcornlng o sh t 'dnl te rn rn peoce ond our Mrs loylo Judson Borry Fatty Ferris Dousy Evelyn Toylor Mrs G lswold Cdrrre Stonwlch prom ter Potty lfllls Don Wulholt Dowd Specht Steve Johnson Som 'otttnghom Tonnrny Edmunds Rlchord Chondler Mory Foster W' rms RlCl Q G K1 511. 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HER E fx s 3 x Ki ' ffl, J K J Elecio C s deco ore P' no s cc 'ado e Russell W o 1 A MCQ d Fee The GLEAM stotts ond director express th Ir smcere ogoprecnotroh to the oftvertrsers photogrophers yeorbook compohy odrhrhrstrotors tocu y cmd stuoeht booy whose voluoble ossustcmce hoxe mode posstbte the pubhcotron ot he I952 GLEAM The gems mvlte you to VISIT the odvertusers through the tolIovvmg poges ot the GLEAIVI Good luck fo the Senior Class BELL P EST CONTROL Z3 I ' Q jf I27 E Lexington 51' 82 '-T f' CONGRATULATIONS Phone CLrttoh 9200 AmbuIcmce Servsce ROLAND R SPEAKS FUNERAL' HOME no C NDEPEND NCE R R SPEAKS BANK OF INDEPENDENCE Independence Mo Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp esd c:dHS VcePesrdetadCashe INDEPENDENCE CONGRATULATIONS Sensor Closs ot 52 CLEANING 81 LAUNDRY e youth kofls ccerhnko e COMPANY II5 So Osage IN 3343 C B ZE KLE KANSAS CITY LIFE INSURANCE CO I236 VN st 3Oth CL 7751 . E. . I -Y . . X x . 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EQUIPMENT CO THE HOVE OF BETTER FURNIT R: NO JOB TOO LARGE TOO SMALL Pfcn CL Ivo L COMPA STI-ISLISFIED SINCE T894 GENERAL PAINTING AND DECORATING ped SIover s CHILI 'I FOUNTAIN LUNCH HAMBURGERS MALTS DrIve In Open Every Day Excepf Xmas Day Ind p dence Mo II6 w'Fu.e':I 5 I ' .. ! A VII' I VXIIn'.f Ewa :'F.,u A mdep Iam, M55 CQ:-v:3In ePfs -II R 'S CIIHIQST very I1I'g ov I Q I, .-,II .I LQ ' 7CC N '.'.1I'- WSU:- S. P. W I E Y P A I N T I N G N Y I L- I ECT' Irwde rw erwce, F- ,so I :I fm' g WWA e ew , N. 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I' L ' J ' I , CONGRATULATIONS TO THE ORADUATING CLASS OF I952 ' ' AND BEST WISHES TO ALL THE STUDENTS OF ' WILLIAM CHRISMAN HIGH SCHOOL , 'Jevnilgg Wfwwfwrg jfu cwffmgi Cacia SEE THE MOST BEAUTIFUL THING ON WHEELS 3I7 West Maple CL 9800 G ELEC Soles Servlce yp Re cu BARTO GRAIN 81 COAL COMPANY Poultry ond Donry Feeds COAL COKE HAY STRAW vv Wh: O k CL 6344 BROWN DRUG CO South Sade of Square ond Englewood Your REXALL Stores MORE THAN 84 YEARS OF SERVICE GALLOWAY STUD O Gleom Photographer 229N Oso Indep Mo CL 8606 POWELL COOK GROCERY Grocernes cmd Meats Mark W Weston Flowers for AII Occasuons 3930 S C ys er 7424 II? If 0 0 :Q O l R E I N A T R I C T ewriter nt Is Everything Electric 215 , O I I l Ph n 202 N. Ltberty Phone CL. 785 A I e O e I 0 . ge ., . . r I CL. P- 'N IETSH IS IF7Q TQ -'11-J M,1pIe Ave aagzczlaiczzfcaae 66444 a 52 ampfcmenle a dow Deane Wfataza HXWQMM Sales an Servnce 322W M pl CL 8660 YD 6 . f , 6 ' 14 6 f ' d . Chas. F. 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You are in the ranks of men and women who have achieved much and who stand high in government buss ness and all the professions You are standing elbow to elbow with Presudent Harry S Truman his lovely wlte and daughter and with many other persons whose names have often been flashed across the pages of time and who have made great con tributlons of service to all man In This places a great responsu bility on you young peoplel Let the diploma you receive today be your inspiration for more education and better preparation in order that you may be fully worthy ofthe great company you loan when you graduate Heatriest congratulations and best wishes V TUCKER FURNITURE COMPANY Compliments ot P E N 81 FURNACE CO Cor Hayward 8g Cottage Independence Mo hora d new bookshop gl! Congratulations From Monuments 224 W Maple CLitton 7279 Congratulations to the Senior Class Luff s Lunch Hardware and Supply Co CONGRATULATES SENIOR CLASS Congratulations To the 52 Graduating Class BRADLEYS SUPER MARKET Groceries Meats Vegetables Q vx Coll J IN 5944 5945 lc'd. 1 of w- I 1 '52 A ' D E E N D C E S T O V E n ' A J o H N s o N 84 , 5 0 N 5 1 W. B. D l C K E Y l' ' O8 '. ec: . - l23 TO THE GRADUATE OF 1952 CONGRATULATIONS MXIX KQSDURI WATER COMPANY N SMS, Q55 X Independence Mo Independence Drug Co Across The srreei Whe e The rcden 5 Ieorn To eof Frosty s Dr nk Cokes And be I-Ioppy go Lucky COngrC1TuIC1Ylor 5 from Old John Fel hohn WIT you swnc 1921 Congrofdoho s To The C1055 of 1952 INDEPENDENCE PAINT AND WALLPAPER COMPANY 220 VV Lex ng on INC! p 43 K1 sinus QUALITY BAK Y ,K 214 W Maple IN 0488 Phone IN 2626 204 W Lexwngfon COIWELETE JEWELRY SERVICE ISAIN dwenco GT-IX John T Ban Independence Mo Congratulations fo the Senior Class OVERMAN'S FOOD MARKET SPRING 8. FARMER In 0133 0134 A WoIferman's Associate Store 1211 K. If 'Elly Nl' . . V y I . 1 L4-4 ,fi KX., I Q XI 'NIJ Jw .LKLLQNE Q I V M LI , I KI JY 'I . ,I P III I I ' I 1' I 0, L XL xx ., A 'I IIN A Y 11 'XIX Ly In fs AII . I I I ,YM Q I I 9 I I I' I V f ' XI' ' 4 'N If Pe X QQ X N .X XX? IX 12 K ISST. , . ' rw . I 7 e . I5 I I ' - a H. 11 11 x,J . , . w :I I ' H 'H 'X 1- I 1 CI N r 'J' 'h ' e K i A I1 - , ,Q f . -f 1 'X I , .A 1 , ::5 I' ,' gulv 5 '. 'y ' W 6 1 I I L K . I ' L ' . I . X f ' ' I l v-' ' L , .v A ,x q' E IK ' N I 1 R 1 v ' Q x . l , . . 1 1 K X X. , ' F if ff' fy gfjyiff' j :RST NATIONAL BANK 7' INDEPENDENCE M0 MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE MEMBER F D I C I Howd 0 ASSURE YOURSELF OF TI-IE BEST IN CSROCERIES AND MEATS WE CUT STRICTLY CORN FED BEEF Meme M ouncx JR QUICKS MKT cuss or so I20'I W Lexington Expert Cleaners of Oruenfal and Domestic Rugs HERBS SERVICE STATION B 7 h IN 4881 P GRINTER STUDIO FOR PHOTOGRAPHS PHONE 101735 W TRUMAN RD I26 Wes? Maple Phone IN OSS! INDEP 1628 INDEPENDENCE MO Independence M ssour I 0 ',-X , , v 1 J- ' f 4 . 'J ,I J 4 ' ' .I 1 I , . I J, 1 . . . V-A X f 7 - I ' 4 , 1 T I ll ' o . I, 0 I' , ,l I -. jo T' , I I - I Q Q A by . x Q . .. . . s ' Q 1 1 s ' 0 . f I .,' 4 4 i 9 ' 0 1 1 li' 4 . . if I, S L A J , I 1133 ' I , Congratulations fo the Senior Class . . 1 Lubrication-Tires- at eries Accessories-Was ing PII e , Mapleand IA.t Idg I - ' - , a I T25 CHILDERS PRESCRIPTIO Frank R Brown Jr Damon A Bogart Jerd T Bales Arch D Woods Otho CBudDSlay1on beorge T Perry Charles J Saylor James D Handley First National Bank Bualdlng 126 ,9 ' fa . Ol' X so 'QNX I O L q ,f l ' ., 3 . , . , , :N A' I I . 1 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1952 FHHHHS SUPER lllllllllll 40 Highway ond Blue Rndge Cu? Off Quolltv Foods M Low P rcos e 14' Compliments of TURNER MUSIC CO Complere lane of Bond ond Orchestre: lmsrrumenfs Accordlons Promos Muslc ne 4N R086 ashnons Hugh School Boshun Chevrolet Company College Career SALES AND SERVICE GH-5 l25 Wesf LexmgTom CL 565 5 ll CD' p rdence Mrssourl 4 127 , i X V. J 'J . , I 1 4 'X l J A. ' . I J ' rJ '1 N I I Al In ' J jk 1 I ,' My , Q A., 'J U, . l ' 4- 4 I I NEI '- . ,bl h A 'The MuswClCm'sFr1Qnd W M, J ll J 6' 715. V -e,gYorSf 4.- l Ol' ' I 409-l l-33 'k'.f'of A .1 C lvde e r H, X ' Our Congrniulufions fo the Senior Class Wulllam Chrlsmon WOODCRAFT EQUIPMENT COMPANY gconomcm. PRES0RlPLlEURNvIc Q When you are seekxng Health pnce rags are n mnnor consnderauon But here xt IS a mane: of pnncxple to prxce each prescnpuon accordxng to A fixed formula I practxcal terms our prxces are no h gher than you d pay else where Try us next mme Watt Drug Co ITWOL WNUM ky WP SM RELIABLQO .OOOOOCOOO PRESCRIPTIONS CONGQATULAT ONS PLAZA GRANADA O U sa . :L n g ' . Xia 'I . E . I . . ' 9 n 0 -B . Eau 5' 2 A ' u ,E F - 0 W . In . : -Q ,.. . .Ii 1 Q . E ' . , I I . . T I n '...'....'.'......'..... 00... 4 ' m . A . o J -on N v 53 X il VX l 4 ...THE LAMP OF F ME SHINES BRIGHTLY... EMILIE ADKINS D O Club Commerctal Club MARY ANN ALLEN Gtrls Chorus BETTY ALLISON Nautllus V pres Rep 2 Student Counctl 2 Art Club 2 Spantsh Club I Thesptan 2 Natl Art Honor Soc 2 ROTC War rant Ott One act Play Natl Honor Soc GEORGIA ALTON Commerctal Club I Pep Club 3 Pres Nautilus 2 V pres Mtxed Chorus I A Cappella I Natl Honor Soc CHARLENE ANDES M Club Soc Chalrman Pep Club Spantsh Club Nautilus Mtxed Chorus MARILYN ANDES D O Club I Spantsh Club I JEAN ATCHISON Ltbrary Club Pres 2 Mtxed Chorus I One act Play Lattn Club Y O B Pep Club RICHARD BAIRD Band 4 ROTC Lt Orchestra DONALD BARTELS Band 2 Natl Honor Soc JOYCE BATES Sctence Club 2 GERALDINE BECKERDITE Future Homemakers I MARY LOU BECKER DITE Future Homemakers Library Club 2 Mtxed Chorus I JEANNE BENSON Student Council 2 Commercial Club I V pres As You Luke It Natl Honor Soc NANCY BENTLEY Commercial Club 2 Treas Spanish Club I Shakespearean 2 Oulll and Scroll Gleam Typing Stal? I Spantsh Fuesta THELMA BORGMAN Pep Club I D O Club GENIE BRADLEY Spantsh Club 2 Nautilus I Gleam Bus Stott I JAMES BRAND Band Science Club Natl Forenstc League Jr Play Debate 2 Student Coun ctl R LEE BREWER Football 2 A Cappella 2 Shan Pageant BEVERLY BRIDGES Ltbrary Club Sec Treas ketball 3 Track 2 BARBARA BROWN Spanish Club 2 CORA LOU BROWN Shakespeartan Vpres Spanish Club Parl Natl Forenstc League Thesptans Vpres Speech Play Jr Play Dtrector One act Play 2 Best Actress Sr Class Treas Debate 2 Natl Speech Contest WAYNE BRUDER Natl Rtfle Assn Treas Rltle Team 2 BARBARA BRYANT Art Club I Science Club I Natl Art Honor Soc 2 Outll and Scroll 2 Envoy Staff 3rd page Ed One act Play Natl Honor Soc PAREALEE BRYANT Student Counctl I Band 3 Commerctal Club Sec Treas 3 RONNIE BURNS Football 3 Basketball Mgr 2 Jr Play RICHARD BYRNE Student Counctl 2 Band Capt Student Dtrector 2nd Lt Future Teachers Boys Pep Club Pres I Sctence Club Pres Vpres 2 Thesptan Pres 2 Natl Honor Soc Vpres 2 Natl Rifle Assn 3 ROTC Capt Comdr Co C Speech Play One act Play 2 Jr Play Col McCormack Medal Mo Boys State One act Play Ist place actor 2nd place actor JERRY CADWELL Band 3 ROTC Band Ofhcer l.t Orchestra Natl Rttle Assn 3 Jr Play Stage Crew DONALD CANNON Student Counctl 2 Sctence Club Vpres Natl Forenstc League 3 Outll and Scroll V pres I ROTC Adlut Capt Gleam Bus Statt I Speech Play Jr Play Debate DELBERT CASEBOLT French Club Lattn Club JOAN CASON Commerctal Club V pres Pep Club I Spantsh Club 2 Shakespearean 2 Mtxed Chorus RONALD CASSELMAN Track 2 Mgr RICHARD CHANDLER Boys Pep Club Sec I Spantsh Club Pres I Thesptan ROTC Sgt Ist class Jr Play One act Play JOANNE CHILES Commerctal Club Orchestra 4 Gleam Typing Staff SUSAN CHOPLIN Art Club I Pep Club I Spantsh Club 2 As You Luke lt Natl Art Honor Soc 2 Spancsh Fiesta LESTER CLARK Natl Rtfle Assn 2 ROTC MfSgt Stage Crew PATSY CLARK Art Club Treas 2 Science Club 3 Natl Art Honor Soc Sec 2 Mlxed Chorus I M Club Natl Honor Soc PEGGY COEN Band 4 Commercial Club I Orchestra 3 CAROL COL LINS Student Counctl I M Club Pres 4 Spantsh Club 2 As You Ltkelt Treas P rl Htst 5 Qutll and Scroll Natl Honor Soc Gleam Ed In Chnet Jr Class Sec D A R Cnttzenshtp Gtrl Student Asst In Phys Ed Shan Pageant Spantsh Ftesta Science Club DELORES COMER Student Counctl I Nautilus 3 Girls Chorus I Envoy Typtst and Bus Mgr Gleam Typtst MARTHA CONNOR Student C unctl alt 3 Art Club I Fut re Homemakers I Spantsh Club I Science Club I Shake spearean Pres 3 Thespuan I Gleam Bus Mgr Bus Stal? One act Play Dtrector BRUCE CORYELL Student Counctl I ROTC M!Sgt Speech Play 2 One act Play 2 Jr Play SAM COTTINGHAM Student Counctl Thesptan Football I Track I Mixed Chorus I A Cap THERESA CRASS Mtxed Chorus Gtrls Chorus D O Club BOB CUNNINGHAM Football I Basketball LENILE CUNNINGHAM Future Homemakers EMMA IRENE CURTIS Student Counctl I Cammerctal Club Vpres Future Homemakers I Treas M Club Girls Chorus Gleam Co Sports Ed Lattn Club Future Teachers MILDRED CURTIS Student Counctl I Future Home makers Mtxed Chorusl A Cappella Jr Class Treas I DOClubI ELAINE DANFORTH Nauttlus Pres Spanlsh Club Girls Chorus MARY ELLEN DANIELS Band Sec and Treas Ltbrary Club Pep Club Soph Class V pres Soph Play VERNON DARLING Track WAYNE DAVID SON Basketball 3 DONNA BETH DAVIS Student Coun ctl Art Club Sctence Club Natl Art Honor Soc Mtxed Chorus Gtrls Chorus VIRGINIA DAVIS Student Counctl Future Teachers Future Homemakers M Club Sec Ltbrary Club Rep Vpres Pep Club Treas Spanish Club As You Luke It SHIRLEY DECKER Mtxed Chorus Gtrls Chorus GENE DEXTER Student Counctl Boys Pep Club Sctence Club Treas Parl ROTC Co Comdr fapt Natl Rttle Assn ALBERTA DOUGLAS M Club A Cappella Gleam Staff Class Ed Quull and Scroll BETTY DUDLEY Mtxed Chorus Spantsh Club JOHN DUNN Boys Pep Club Vpres KENNETH KYER Foot ball I Basketball Mgr TOM EDMUNDS Student Councll I29 G 1 1 - 1 1 1 : . : , . : 1 . - -1 - 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 1 - ' I . . . . . 1 1 . . 1 , 1 . 1 . 1 - . 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