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

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Chrisman's custodians lceep the building clean and in order for us. These men challenge the elements day in and day out and disregard their own comfort to contribute a healthful environment for faculty and students. First to arrive and the last to leave Chrisman halls are the faithfuls, James Ward, Charles McLelland, Joseph Myrtle, and George Hammer. As a part of their daily routine, Mr. McLelland, Mr. Ward, Mr. Hammer, and Mr, Myrtle clean the east front entrance. Om ' and 'p Pace School Bus Service and its drivers distance. play a very important role in the progress Steadily throughout the past years Paces of the school year. Through their careful have enlarged their fleet of busses to accom- driving they have made a loyal contribution modate the ever growing demand on all to the safety of the students in William transportation incurred by the rapid growth Chrismon who do not live within walking of our community. x 15 L-,, E! F 'rl - ' la 4 Mr. Allcri, Mi, ltltyrers, Mrs Mcflorlcle, Mrs. Schulenburg, Mrs. Melton, Mrs. Oatis, Mrs. Pace, Mr. Skinner, Mrs. McCue, Mrs Eoswell, Mr Pace, Mr trmlffr, Mr Cavanah. 15

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