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

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B4-rtncv tflnrlx Vt hyte, f1hristnan's 18 year old lion-igut l'X4'llllllQl4' student, is a native of Durban, Natal, Republic of South Africa. She is the liilllgIllI1'l' of Mr. and Mrs.S. A.Wl1yte.lVIr. Whyte is at sworn appraiser of an Estate Agency. Mrs. Whyte is u housewife. Bernice has an older sister, Sheila, whois 22 years old and at younger brother, Hilton lb. Bern. as she is called by her friends, is living in Anterica with the Harold Brower family at 116 South Willis. ln South Africa Bernice has completed high school. When she returns, she plans to continue her studies to become a mathematics teacher. Bernice eagerly supports ffhrisman's activities. She is a member of the As-You-Like-It Dramatic society, Thespians, student council and Pep club. Two of Bern's hobbies are meeting people and stamp collecting. Bernice states that Americans are friendly, interesting people. Bernice spends much of her time studying. She- particularly likes her course in mathematics. iii li S! it -, ,, Chrisman proudly hosts AFS student Bernice enjoys many pleasant evenings with her American family, the Harold Browers. She often uses the map as she shares information of her home country and continent with Mr. Brower, Mrs. Brower, Sally, Bill and Susie. It is through ,VN 5 experiences that Bernice learns about life in the United States, but her informing must be done by conversation and showing slides. - X., . -Q.. .,, f Q, l,,,A,,

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improve themselves 1 Bob Culfy and Channy Combs practice daily in band to prepare them- selves for their many performances. Mr. Gary Elting trains them in musical skill. Students find the library an essential part of their school P' Iwi life. During study halls and before and after school, they are allowed to collect reference material ur to check out books. I5 Supllmrllinres in 'Nlrs lllrla llupp's Envlish class study lm rl spa-llm, .xml vm ulrulury lest wllull lllcy nl-eml in wriling um-eptulmlr lllrnies. 'lilu-y alsu stuuly lilm-rzilure and ollivr 1-nliiliiuriicaliuii newli- niques.