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

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fx - ,Ks a sophomore at Chrisman. many found being a member of the largest class had its advantages and disad- vantages. In August, the 600-member 1-lass invaded the school. Being a part of such a large group made it difficult to find individualism. I think it's a challenge to one's ego, said Jeanie Creek, because we're the sophomores too, and that makes a big difference. Some advantages of being the largest class is you get to become associated with more people your own age, said Ronda Cline. There are also a lot more people in the halls, though, and you get less help. But be- ing the largest class doesn't bother me at all. Class of 600 challenges sophomores 1' 'f Rick Cornwell ,Q .L - Julie Counsell X ' Lea Ann Courier 'A fp Mark Covey I '-' f - Q f - , 4 a K , X ' ' I l ., 1 l W 5 Z 3' ' Kathy Cox 5: 3- ' Kim cox 75' f , l Frank Crane W 1, . I . -. X ' ,', Jeanie Creek as il V w. 2 me 1 f . at .i to V as as .Q ', A Pam crack jlx al Ll W Dehbie Crim l K ' I -5,5 .V Bren Crocker .X -X J, ' amid Crocker ' -V ' I -v' X A . ' 4 e 'ml 4 2 1 X VM-lm Q 'rf 1 A 4 ', xzlflffgi uv' Kelly Crnmpackcr Lcsu Culler 1 . if ' Chris Curnul mf- .A Melissa Curnull ' Terri Cum Rin-hard cuulcf Both Daniels , Prcslonc Uarity asf x , t SOPHONIORES Cornwellflflarity 29 -rw 'wr

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