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

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Seniors develop qualities of leadership Drew Denton President The senior class of 1968 steadied the pulse of Chrisman's student body. They led the wav and the underclassmen followed. They braved the new, whether it was a psychedelic dance. sole a la orlv or an advanced course in chemistry. They were unaf- raid because they were seniors, the leaders of the sehool. They set standards and upheld tradition as they worked hard in and out of school, They gave their all in sports, drama, clubs and academic studies. Their senior year was the best. VVherever they nt-nt, excitement followed and they loved it, But as graduation drew near, being seniors had a new meaning for them, It meant graduation, the end of an old wav of life, the beginning of a new, VVith mixed emotions, seniors looked toward the open door of graduation. They looked toward the future but remembered the past. Thev remembered the eliallenges they had aeeeptcd and won . . . Seniors remembered working together as om '.,, This was the elass of 1968. J ill fi .N-Q DuVonne Wright Treasurer -li Class officers, DuVonne, Naney. Dong and Drews pose while dis- cussing plans for the senior liroin