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

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THE, r GLEAM LOOKING NORTH FROM THE SOUTH EN A H are lmed with locker TR NCF' ON T E FIRST FLOOR All the halls ofthe Annex department has a large shop for whrch much new equrpment was purchased at the hegrnnrng of the year The shop IS now up to date rn every respect The grrls gym also rs located rn the basement It rs of the latest tvpe and contarns all necessary equrpment Thrs new room has made rt possrble for the admrnrstratron to reduce the srze of all phvsrcal culture classes besrdes provrdrng separate gyms for the boys and grrls The Board of Educatron also has a room on the mam floor of the Annex equrpped wrth a safe to keep the drstrrct records and all other offrcral school documents The whole student body greatly appre crates the Annex and although many es pecrally the Senrors have had no classes rn the new hurlclrng thev feel that the Annex adds greatly to the prestrge of our hrgh school The Independence school drstrrct should feel exceedrngly proud that such a frne modern burldrng rs open to then hrglr school students rememberrng also that thrs hurlclrng has done much to enable Independence to retarn 1tS hrglr posrtron on the l1st of class A schools 515180 000 to bulld and furnrsh thrs 'rnnex to M w?iW 5M mi the h1gh school and to reparr and supplement The architecture of the new burld ng and the oldr much thesa the furnrshrngs ofthe other hurldrngs of the drstrrct P1ge9 lf ll 1 9 3 1 l Q . T ' J n S. . , ' . . I . - . I I ' , . . 1 f . T v A , , , . J - , Ax - . Q Q 1 n , ' ' , K . if I U 4 1 1 - . I 1 , , ' . A . ' ' '. I I H A W . . . The school district was bonded for -,I ,,,, , . - - tj,g jQJ':.fEfY' 13 'V . QW- , , 'fitgfkrt 1 W T l I 1' Y 7?'?'W!'?r'1. -255' K' W ,ill K-V 'i ni ' . - I g,Q5i'fLf'1,f:f:5'.,f Q, n , '4 l l . I . 'S me.

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' ' GLEAM R HALL ASi SEEN FROM THE DOOR BETWEEN THE NEW AND THE OLD HE THIRD FLOO . , BUILDTNGS. Notice the art disyilaycase at the left and the fountain in the background. three specially built work rooms and one classroom. The sewing depart- ment has an large well lighted room and a dressing room. The art depart- ment has two well lighted rooms on the north side. Miss Sampson 'uses one room for exhibits and supplies, and the other room for her classes. A W ..:. . si 46, Q WJ 63415 :AN , I . gy ' .5 : AQ-.Hx ' f my -14F: C-A . .::f V'V' . f ff 'X' r-nw-if S235 W... W . .., , W , -Wkafw. 'MLM V vig lr: Q-r5ffuf,05,ff ', 224 fafjjigfy-rj .,,-. , f. fmwggf,e:f avtiawffiii 42e'fe'5w?E45f e aiifacexm -' K 'unc .M ' 1 ,gfjf-3-'iaitffifgf Q-.ff-we- 1 12,55 r-fri? ,. ff. ex ' F . 4'F :fff' GZ 3 1 W 'Mu E2-za N e ' - Wi! 'mfiwmzxfm . .Y fmmnmciz ,mam .. K :P 1 at ifeiii' f it' - M ,aw - x p .5551 ?. xg' ,4 :Q V QS? ..--f,f.w,v Y V. ' 535.6 - tr ' 2 ' , 14 E rf Q mv ' G'fP'jffw -1 , a NSW. ' 14 . ' ' 9 I 9 Q ,::L.1f-. . Q- z W-w fffh 2 it-ff fa .4 4:-X . gw' 6 ' M . ,,., ff ----' . Y U W gamer? W pdf 1 F ff, W6-5. w,Zg war ' A . 'wfrszm , ,gf I :gf 5 M Q.-.:r..,.,. R .mam 7 'Uf'.'-'f.1.f'. ,'.7f'm.:firm : ,,.,,,- ' E' . . . wi :,,::..,g.iQ.q V : 'f l, r-'- warg 5.14.4 W - 'f was Q4 A-1. ,Q no ,ilp . , ,,:' 1 ' ' . . -eil ' ages is ' ia K, wr 2,1 ff 311 4, .... , g1 . f Q ' ff, 45 X f ,, ' J ' .J is wi A v af ,H f z 1. wk st, Q f Q V .1 . W wr SQ -- M s I, f 1 'ii X K Je X . ll!! w K sh: ' . 1 ' THE SOUTH ENTRANCE OF ANNEX AS SEEN FROM LEXINGTON STREET Page S THE 6 B 1 .-,ra--4--.vu-v -ssc.-.uu.n:-.1--rlekwc-f lVlr. Pigg and Miss Lucas are the oc- cupants of the second floor, which contains classrooms only. On the first floor, Miss Potter has a large room which contains sev- eral built-in cabinets and book cases that greatly aid her in her teachers' training work. Mr. Morris also has a north side room which is excellently adapted to his mechanical drawing work, being well lighted and large enough to leave plenty of space between the drawing desks. The school printing press, also under the supervision of Mr. M-orris, is in an adjoining room. Next to the mechanical drawing room, Miss Smith has a large sound proof music room. It has a number of closets at the east end where the instruments of the orchestra can be safely kept. The side walls contain cabinets for the music. In the basement the manual training 931

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THE GLEAM xv . I 4, . f ' .X , If you would win a man to your cause, first convince him that! youf are- his true friendfi Therein fis al drop off honey which, catches his heartf which, ,,say,whz!t,yCiLl:v1iill, is the greatest high-road to his reasong and, when this is once -geiinecl, you will gfincli little 'trouble infxcon- vincing. his judgement fof the justice 'of your ceuse ,if'indeed' -Abrahkim Lincoln M : 1 9 3 1 -- 'that-,cause is really affjust onel,'1,x-E .K Page 10 I w