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

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D A ...r'W1 French club promotes interest in France and the French people Members at Division I ore: FRONT ROW: Miss Riller, sponsor, B. Travostino, parliamenturiang N. Saunders, treasurer, T. Lin nenbrink, president, V. King, vice-president, S. Graff, secretory: J. Witherspoon. ROW TWO: K. Morris, K, Rothrock, V. Ingram J, Andrews, S, Freeman, R. Hayes. ROW THREE: J. Babb, S. ini F5 Rifch', T. Hedges, S. Gibson, D. Ellisor, M. McDonald, J. Ewing M. RandaII, ROW FOUR: J. Dickey, S. Smittle, D. Burns, B, Mc Fadden, L, Tousley, E. Zyskowski, P. Himes, S. Kerr, L. Thoman BACK ROW: K, Lent, B, Easten, R, Inman, M, Hicks, M. Parker D. Chaney, J, Gamble, P. Rowe, N. Keens, J, McConchie, French dance and picnic highlight year Aiding the Division II group in activities were the club members from Division II. FRONT ROW: M. K. McConneII, C. Cook, C. Durham, secretory: H. Brown, treasurer: P. Jacobs, V. RiIIer, sponsor. ROW TWO: J. Ackerman, S. Comer, B. McDonald, R. ,rf Burns, D. Bennion, G. Elder, R. Brown, M. Soper. ROW THREE: S. Thurman, P. Rohrback, J. Oberhelman, G. Tousley, K. Jones, D. White, S. Smith, J, Dickey, A. Petrovic, L, Etzenhouser, P. Murray. -A I . wr:N'?'

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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.

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F01 0 FRONT ROW: R. Boyd, sponsor, C. Jett, M. K. Closson, president, M. J. Williamson, treasurer, M. P. McConnell secretaryg S. George, J. Hammer, ROW TWO: C. Fullerton K. Andes, A. Fisher, K. Davis, M. Shellenbergar, J, Smith S. Hart. BACK ROW: N. Maxwell, P. J, Haldeman, D, Morris, B. Livesoy, W. ran, R. Johnson, J. Haag, J, Andes. Richardson, P. Fulton, Graham, J. Caugh- Their year highlighted by fiesta Endeavoring to learn more about the Spanish- spealcing people and their customs is the Spanish club of Division ll. Requirements for membership in the club are ability ta speak Spanish, enrollment in a Spanish course and an S average inthe subject. Protects of the club included a Spanish Fiesta and On all School dance. This summer the club under direction of Mr. Boyd is planning a taur of Mexico City and Acapulco. Otticers for the year were president, Mary K, Clos- son, vice-president, Judy Paxton, secretary, Mary P. McConnell, treasurer, Mike Williamson. Mike Williamson, Mary Pat and Mary Kathryn Clossan bourine, and cloves. 0 1. f . McConnell, Dick Morris, Judy Paxton enioy playing maracas, guiro, tam- vy