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

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ROW ONE: C. S. Nelson, Parliamentariang S. McHardy, Reporter- Historian, N. Johnsen, Secretary, B. Stockton, President. ROW TWO: K. Davis, L. Hall, J. Cook, BA. Travostino, E. Harnmar, T. Zander, K. Crenshaw, S. McGinness. ROW THREE: J. Allen, M. J. Cahoon, G. Hutcheson, D. Austin, P. Pritchett, J. Resch, D. Davenport, S. Smakewood, B. Barnard. ROW FOUR: J. Gil- lespie, C. Wasem, M. Harris, T. Hedges, V. Ingram, D. Boone, G. Elliott, J. Allen, S. BrookS, J. Babb, D. Zion. ROW FIVE: S, Conyers, J. Brewer, B. Ellis, S. O'Dell, N. Saunders, P. Fulton. P. Richardson, L. Thoman, D. Chapple. New faces, smiles, skirts, pam-poms A committee composed at Janice Cannon, Jackie Record, Pat Fulton, Nancy Chiles and Terri Hedges decorate the gym before each basketball game. The i959-60 school term brought a new look to Pep club and to the cheerleaders of William Chrisman. This new look was seen in the blue and gold pom-poms that were given to each girl to accent those of the cheerleaders. Each of the cheerleaders re- ceived a blue and a gold skirt, purchased by the Pep club. Miss Schondelmeyer and Miss Bierbaum are the new sponsors from Divisions ll and l respectively. For the second year the Pep club reached its goal of sending the cheerleaders to the

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Ei' .-M351 A F3 1 ROW ONE: C. Yoke: F. Bulen: Mrs. Brush, Sponsor, L. Thoman Secretary: S, Heinlen, President: S. Constance, Reporter-Historian D. Coil, Treasurer: K, Johnson. ROW TWO: D. Rose, H. Hertlein R. Schindler, A. Challis, D. Carlile, C, Beem, C, Herrington, C. Turrentine, J. Andrews, S. Blankenship, N. Amos, P. Roach, K Barton, D. Block. ROW THREE: J. Pyper, N. Brown, S. Burkett, B. Heaviland, S. Gibson, D, Burns, E. Gordon, N. Keens, R, K, Beal, C. Burns, M. Bullamore, K. Ferguson, L. Richey, G. Cocloy, I 'tn S. Allen. ROW FOUR: D. Moore, S, Sims, K. Frisby, S. Smittle, D. Boone, C. Duncan, J. Record, T, Watson, C. Livesay, B, Hoefer, S. Pullen, R. Laughlin, M, Caslcey, D. Reavis, F. Mann, M. Shu- maker. BACK ROW: M. Munro, S. McHordy, S. Byers, L, J. Andes, J. Bracht, D. L, Livingston, K. Brewer, J. Mann, J. Van Hook, R, G. Tompkins, G. Casteel, S. Mitchell, K. A. Carpenter, P. Sandidge, S. Minton, L. Tousley, M. Perry. F. T. A. molds aspiring instructors Oflicers of Future Teachers review the constitution before plan ning the year's activities, The officers were Sharon Constance reporter-historian: Lea Thaman, secretary: Sharon Heinlen president: Mrs. Brush, sponsor, Donna Coil, treasurer. Sponsoring two candy sales and a Leap Year dance were the main moneymaking projects of the Future Teachers of America this year. The funds from these enterprises were used to operate the club and for the annual SlOO scholarship given to the most promising senior in F.T.A. who plans to be- come a teacher. The club sponsored a spring visitation permitting the members to visit the schoolroom of their choice for a day, Members of the club with a study hall visited Gtt school in the fall, For entertainment the club held a Christmas caroling party. Another first held by the club was a seminar to further education improvement: it was held in April. Many schools were represented and entertain- ment was provided after the day's program.

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.-nmefmf. Q, .,. w of ie 18 5. ad id m fd me D if ROW ONE: J. Record, Vice'Presidentp F. Mann, Treasurer, J. Boetier, Treasurer, L. O'Connor, Reporter-Historian, A. Collinson, Parlicmenturian. ROW TWO: S. Allen, J. Truvostino, A. Kenley, E. Robinson, C. Slusher, M. Arnone, S. Schopeler, G. Doublsdee. ROW THREE: C. Luther, M, Barnes, S. Gillum, J. Surface, D. J 'J an 'Iii .44 A . Aid, .-i Ni , iiybats fn Smith, D. Bunyar, L. Latimer, N. Beeney, P. Weeks. ROW FOUR: V. King, P. McClellan, M. Mowder, S. Hart, M. P. McConnell, N. Chiles, C. Bushey, S. Gibson, N. Brown, L. Deaver, K. Huhn. ROW FIVE: S. Crawford, B. Titus, S. Fullerton, D. Robinson, S. Smittle, C. Frick, S. Thurman, S. Beal, J. Allen, J. Cannon seen in Pep club during I959-I96O National. Cheerleading clinic in Oklahoma. The sale of stationery and hard Work in the concession stands helped to provide port of the funds to attain the desired goal. Decorations for homecoming and drilling during the halftime ceremonies highlighted the football season while the nomination at Mr. School Spirit spotlighted the basket- ball season. Mr. School Spirit nominees were Ronnie Johnson, Jim Nichols and Bob De- Tray. 25 ,J Lea Thaman, assisted by Jeannine Resch and Peggy Pritchett, helps find a uniform to lit Virginia King, an honorary member of Pep club.