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

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- - F 1 t MISS ROBERTA RICE MISS VERDA RILLER MISS NELL E. SAMPSON MRS. ASENATH SCI-IROEDER Hygiene-Biology English Art Social Studies 1 . af fs Q ' P 1. .' ' f' ,, .r K VI, , V V, , , J . . W, 4, Lg 1' f ' fri ' .. 'IM- '. . if 'W' , , . Qwww.. tsgffv-Lvv, 2-'H J, if 1 'M Vi 'wzfwl V . K 135 .sg . , 'QQ I Eg 17ffjfpLfl9'i'59 f,fWf,5fr 2,1 gg! vssflslml, ' fy' fy 7 HW' i I , fa.. f ,,.,, 5 ftusir , MISS BERNETA SHERMAN MISS ELLEN SINGLETON MISS IESSIE SMITH MISS ETHEL WAITMAN Social Studies Latin Vocal Music Mathematics Miss Roberta Rice instructs the health classes. She, with Miss Kimsey, sponsors- the Pep Club. Miss Rice, popular with all, is asophomore class sponsor. Miss Verda Riller is a very busy teacher of sophomore English. She is on the faculty social committee, directs the junior play, and, during Miss Hill's absence, has been in charge of the Literary Staff of the GLEAM. Miss Nell E. Sampson teaches Art I, ll, Ill. She is the sponsor of the National Art Honor Society, a co-sponsor of the Art Club, and in charge of the Design and Layout Staff of the GLEAM. I Mrs. Asenath Schroeder, who teaches American history, sponsors the assembly pro- gram committee of the Student Council, and is also sponsor of the sophomore class. Miss Berneta Sherman teaches world history and sociology. She is a senior class sponsor, a member of the National Honor Society Committee, a sponsor of the As-You-Like It Dramatic Club, and the sponsor of the social committee of the Student Council. Miss Ellen Singleton teaches sophomore English and first and second year Latin. She is chairman of the faculty social committee. Miss lessie Smith teaches vocal music, drects the annual operetta, and is chairman of the teachers' flower fund committee. New to our faculty this year is Miss Ethel Waitman, who very efficiently is discharg- ing her duties as teacher of geometry and algebra. She is co-sponsor of the As-You-Like It Dramatic Club. 19 l

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182' MISS LOUISE MacDONALD MISS MARGARET MEREDITH CAPT. ARCHIE MORRIS MISS THELMA MEYERS English Dramatics-Speech R. O. T. C. Commerce MISS IESSIE PAGE MR. RAY PEARCE X MRS. MAYME PIPER MISS MABEL POTTER Commerce Physical Education Library English Miss Louise MacDonald, the sweet little teacher who reigns over room 300, is co-spon- sor of the Nautilus Literary Society and beloved by all who know her. To all who have known her, Miss Margaret Meredith, speech and dramatics in- structor, has become endeared. She has acted as sponsor of the National Forensic League, the Thespian Dramatics Honor Society, Debate, and has directed the speech play and helped direct the senior play. - Captain Archie Morris, a member of Chrisman's staff for two years, has made a place for himself in the hearts of all the students by his joviality and friendly manner: and is especially liked by his R. O. T. C. cadets. Well known and beloved by Chrismanites is Miss Thelma Myers, co-sponsor of the Commercial Club. She capably guides her students through the intricacies of typing, and is the steadying influence over turbulent, muddled minds of future bookkeepers. For the students of commercial subjects, there is found a real friend in Miss Iessie Page, also a Commercial Club co-sponsor. Admired and loved by her students, she has helped make the Chrisman business department one of the best. New on the staff of Chrisman's teachers is Mr. Ray Pearce, athletic coach and in- structor of boys' physical education. Much of the credit for 'Chrisman's fine sports record should go to Mr. Pearce's untiring efforts. He is sponsor of the National Athletic Scholar- ship Society. Mrs. Mayme Piper is the efficient little lady who keeps the library in perfect' order. Mrs. Piper, also a newcomer to Chrisman, has been a great help to the students. Miss Mable Potter is an able and popular teacher of sophomore English and journal- ism. She is sponsor of our school paper, The Envoy, as well as the National Honor So- ciety, and the Quill and Scroll Honor Society. 18

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