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

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v I V, i.,-1-,-31732-s- f1fr,t..,gS .wg-if --.-f Y .C i - - -4 Q.- - Y X , ef-Q 1-' 4 -L eggagas'-if Mfg A' fx. YW-Lv - i:-isffefi gif- , ' , K f e .- ,.:1-- .Hs5T.-?.ii.'Qo:'- . - e-'re looking o ,Beginning . . . first day anxiety . . . excitement . . . resent- ment after a three-month vacation . . . stu- ' dents drift through the main doors to start 1 1D S i A , ,. ,o . . . Q E 4-' ll ' the school year. , ., , L: E A ,f l Confronted with the mass confusion of the new ' Q 'L ' 1 Q wing construction in its final stages, the confusion of W' light boxes stacked in the halls and scafolding and ladders ,? 'fQ ' blocking walkways. students begin a new year. ' 7 ' I' ' Instead of the usual first day busy work, some students were found carrying books from the old library to the new one. L Instead of listening to the teacher, many students could hear only the sounds of drills. and power saws echoing from the Ott wing. as new doorways were being cut through into the hallways. Along with the chaos of construction came the usual problems. The office was overrun with students seeking directions. while others .filled the counselors' office for schedule changes despite the no schedule changes until Wednesday sign on the door. Sophomores and students transferred from Young School per- haps wondered after seeing the confusion, what could there pos- sibly be in store here for their future. To the juniors and seniors, the work taking place may have been utter chaos but. We're looking good, well almost compared to what we left last spring. GINGER COLEMAN I I I l I , r I . I 4 ' . I, pw 'T Q--X-s, fs' . Y' X 42 ' 5 5. I . - ,v . -D, .iii'Q'j35Q2xpgli3:,g52.iaE'9.f 1f:5E'F',i: ' ' lf J '?1'f'f-Y: EP'-57 -Zsifliiffs ?f'iLflAJ.E2 5 I flf A F - --T ' - 'iffffv H - J t Ki- .5'Tf' -Q: 4:-1:15-. 1 .Z7':I.5.'Q12fsf 1'i-' -ff'2'QI-'.'3f':?-1-9'-'i ' ' 'afigszffff '-:eff ' '14 iff: - V' ' ' . , I -, if .eff faefsm. :af :: :: . s l- L , - f fis if - SQ: E ' J iff: Q 4:31 232265 1. . N K e- 51s.-'5' - 1 -V l - - .V .-':'f1.-'11s-:fac e Tessa, 'z9,m,iQ:Sgffaq:wa.ae - -sf Q - - ' f , ,w J 2' Zv-:L,:Lf::61wZ- L-:mrs 1 F5354-fl-15215 2 fdgpiyzfrfe:512133-air'E:SESS:15125914653-5.4-la'-awtifc-ggi-,-3, 3 X qyNis:f'fE,A:iis.-,in ' 1- '. Y 15.15 12f'f'2is'1f .- - ' 1- any J-iff.:Q'.-,Q-1-2 ,11 .-Jlyifgf .I-gre-35.11531 sf: 11.-' 2 2s'3ia3:f:1f:-,tiff:-fsgig.-R3541-171.212451.1256-aesfsgqg24..as-ff. r nw- V, .,,'q.,1,, , V129 ll:-Civ JE21ii2:2aJf:iii J-ri'fs1f- if-:f'fff-ff-'f ' ff:5?.1s:f.H5 1: :aka 'f f'E.fZ2ALfiSfef'S 561 fbil sig- ' f TGP- F ' '- .- -' ' - . Qggitgfif 11,qj'fls9s2?EG2'.p4 '?? ' f.fj.g1-ffl L ' f ' ' , . ' ' . ,Q PM 'ss :3g'x?1 ,.4,fg5?g,g.gs-47' wee . Q, , :f -3 - .1 , 233.33

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