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

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'7 Title Page Foreword Dedication School Calendar Table of Contents Superintendent and Principal Board of Education Vice-Principals and Secretaries Parent Teacher Association Faculty Bus Drivers and Custodians Senior Class Junior Class Sophomore Class -404460141 Sports Intramurals Reserve Officer Training Corps Plot Music Department Publications Department Co-operative Occupational Education Debate Classroom Scenes Clubs Plays Activities 14 1446- .focal Qin 'Ma 0,4 1-5 6-is 16-47 48-69 70-1 1 1 112-127 128-136 5 fl l , 3 , sf- , 7 1' W4 , Wa N 4 . 4 1 K PA M 1 x l 'W ,ij lx ' I Y 'P' h 4 . ' 1 air! '1-51. 1 . K K .lr 1 4 - 2 ' lr- ll

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i . K R Ill um - ,. le X X Q ,,,,,.,,,, S 18 Football game with East High School, here 25 Football game with Raytown High School, here 26 Second Jackson County Publications Conference 066150: 2 Football game with Benton High School, in St. Joseph 9 Football game with North Kansas City High School, here 16 Football game with Southwest High School, here 23 Football game with Lafayette High School, here 23 Speech Play, afternoon performance 24 Speech Play, evening performance 30 Football game with Central High School, in St. Joseph 30 End of first quarter 6 Football game with Northeast High School, here 13 Football game with Wentworth Military Academy, in Lexington 20 Basketball game with Center High School, here 27 Basketball game with Lillis High School, in Kansas City Decemla 1 Basketball game with Benton .High School, in St, Joseph 3 Junior Play 6 'a ..-nz.- I '- in ev - 9 Qu f , 4 4- ge ,.. W T f K E-rj f ,Q 'QMQ7 .ns of? 4 Junior Play 4 Basketball game with Lafayette High School, in St. Joseph 7 Senior College Day 7 thru 11 Basketball tournament at North Kansas City 15 Basketball game with Central High School fKansas Cityj, here 18 Basketball game with East High School, here 22 Basketball game with North Kansas City High School, here Hmm 7 Shan Pageant 8 Basketball game with Central High School fSt. Josephl, here 9 Shan Pageant 12 Basketball game with Wentworth Mili- tary Academy, Lexington 15 Basketball game with Lafayette High School, here 15 End of the first semester 19 Basketball game with North Kansas City High School, there 22 Basketball game with Benton High School, here 26 Basketball game with Paseo High School, here 29 Basketball game with Central High School, in St. Joseph 29 Bond Concert ?elfu4afrg 1 thru 5 Basketball tournament in Clinton 9 Basketball game with Manual High and Vocational School, here 4 12 16 19 25 26 12 19 23 24 29 30 16 21 21 22 Basketball game with Northeast High School, here Basketball game with Wentworth Mili- tary Academy, here Basketball game with Raytown High School, here Senior Play Senior Play 7784444 thru 6 State Art Festival Art Festival basketball tournament Vocal and Orchestra Program R. O. T, C. Ball End of third quarter Amd One Act Plays One Act Plays State indoor track meet Regional Conference af National Thespians f Regional Conference of National Thespians State Music Festival State Music Festival 77544 State Music Festival Pony Express Conference track meet Senior Sermon Commencement Class A Outdoor track meet Class A Outdoor track meet

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442: 74 Om Stofzq A short story has many basic requirements: plot, setting, local color , . . . but what would these be without the characters? Characters are people who may be in almost any walk of life, from any country, or any size and shape. Characters do not merely exist but also add to the story life, color, and an extra touch to give the reader an understanding of the events taking place. Just as the short story must have characters, the students become Ncharacterd' in our story of the school year. Sophomores entering a new school, making new friends, and renew- ing old acquaintances provided the school story with new faces and ideas. Chrisman standards and methods were new to these people, but after the first few weeks they captured many honors and awards, making Chrisman extremely proud of its talented newcomers, Juniors, the in-between members of William Chrisman, carried on the memories and ideals of the past year and helped to introduce under- classmates to the student body. They assumed many more responsibilities and continued to retain esteem by winning even more honors than in the past. The seniors, jolly, fun-loving, gay to other people ..... but feeling deeply the fact that this will be their last year to see daily their friends, teachers, and fellow classmates. For some there will be college, others marriage, still others will have a good iob which will insure security for years to came. But whatever their future, they will soon realize that the years at William Chrisman have enriched their lives and have helped make them better citizens. Definitely, the 1,050 students of William Chrisman have made possible the unforgettable memories that the story of the school year has produced. The Baird twins performed one of the first duties of William Chnsmun by writing information on their enrollment cards in homeroom on the afternoon of August 31 mia:-L 1. L. 'Q