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

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Forming the policies, rules, and regulations of Division I are Mr. Benson and Mr. Lcfever. Each year they send a report concerning the new teach- ers and the classes they teach to the State De- partment of Education. p,.,..5b Mr. Lefever is in charge of thc attendance and tv., l issues bus passes to students according to the bus 'QW' schedules of that year. He also checks credits for graduation. Both Mr. Benson and Mr. Lefever study the curriculum requirements specified by the State De- partment of Education. They coordinate these re- quirements with students' needs to provide a well rounded program of studies. They feel their time is well spent when the graduating class leaves to make its place in the community. JOSEPH F. BENSON Principal Division I directs students toward graduation GREGORY LEFEVER Vice-Principal Division I GLORIA FISHER VERNITA BENDET Attendance Secretary Secretary W., 3 wad 5' 7 25

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X . 75:-1 K X t Qi.-,X t t x W4 , x 'i 'T'.V ,,. V W ' wf?f't'l bf EMORY C. PARKS Principal Division ll Adm1 IVIARY HOLLADAY IVIARJORIE COSTIGAN SUf'ffUfJ' Attendance Senelary Kit: Brown and Mr. Parks are kept busy during the sunnner planning appropriate schedules for the students at Division II, This program includes pupil counseling, faculty assignment and supervi- sion and continuous evaluation of their progress. Preparing boys and girls to meet the challenge of each succeeding periods in their lives requires a great deal of planning and action. The routine tasks of record keeping, building maintenance, public relations and extra-class ac- tivities should serve to increase the effectiveness of the classroom activities. They are always on the job trying to serve as the situation requires. 'nistrators' creative planning LEROY BROWN Vice-Principal Division II 24

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Dr. Plucker and Dr. Carter are active in the civic ac- tivities of the community and are responsible for the general public relations program of the school. They approve for adoption all textbooks and instructional material for the program at William Chrisman, Dr. Plucker and Dr. Carter are confronted with housing problems for the ever-increasing school population. Studying blue prints and architectural drawings keep them busy in the planning and supervising of new build- ings, additions to buildings now in use and improve- ments to the older buildings. Students at Chrisman have been interested in the many improvements made at Division II. Underclassmen are eagerly anticipating the completion of the auditorium at Division I. Each year a permanent record for each student is kept. They shall assign all instructional and non-instructional personnel. The superintendent of schools shall serve as the executive officer of the Board of Education, and shall be charged with the responsibility of implementing the policies of the board. Their responsibilities are con- tinuous during the entire year. They effect policies GUY CARTER Administrative Asxistant ' 5, txt X Riff: O. L. PLUCKER Superintendent and philosophies NOLA JAMES BETTY TESTERMAN Secretary Clerk Central Administrative Central Administrative G, OEICC . Office 26 6. is K