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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v With such a Well qualified, active, and congenial group of teachers and friends to guide them, the stu- dents of William Chrisman should go forth into adult life well prepared for it's problems. Chrisman's stu- dents are fortunate to have a faculty in which the various members are glad to gave their talents to de- velop future leaders and rejoice in the success of the students under their tutelage. NORTH SIDE OF CHRISMAN THE CLOCK um? 21