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

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l.ff Cizrzsman proudbf hosts AFS students L 1 Katchy enjoyed a surprise party for his eighteenth birthday during lunch. Veta Van Tuyl is happily helping Katchy take a big bite of his chocolate cake. Chris Taylor Katsuyasu's Ameri b h Katsuyasu Cliatchyl Takanashi, a citizen of Murayama City, in Yamagata, Japan, a small, quiet oriental with thousands of years of history credit to his background, was one of Chrisman's foreign exchange students this year. Katchy lived with the Webster Taylor family. Chris Taylor, student body president, was his American broth- er. They shared many of the same interests. Some of them were a cappella choir and the ancient forms ofdefense,judo and karate. Katchy enjoys American food, a dinner of fried chicken and chocolate cake rates as his favorite. Katchy belonged to student council and was an honorary member of the Shakespearean Literary society. Being a proud Japanese, Katchy stated that 99.896 of his country can read and write, But Katchy is, also, Americanized. His favorite actors are Charlton Heston and James Dean. His favorite actress is Natalie Wood. Some of Katchyls hobbies are reading novels, listening to classical music, and astronomy. ' , can rot er, Katsuyasu sister, J'n R ll ' ' 1 . - Takanashi, Renate Schranzhofer, and Renate's American The aredde use are enjoying d Sunny' fall morning' y iscussing future plans for the school year. P old Auf part sect a hc V A. Rus F Fre ativ It groi P Rer stut Spa fore F swii Rena Throi breat I . ' ' :Q t 'Wan