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

Page 25 text:

y F A cy U L T Y -.hm-.M-.x -.IJMI.3:E4f.m..1,:.1-1-.-:v.,.,ggg1:.fret-u:4::.::.':z::rQ?Z.I f.'ifiF: ff'F 'u'?i1TJ.: 'L ' Without the aid of the faculty extra - curricular M E B D activities would be im- . 1 M . ' D. B B iss THEL ENFIEL , MR'CCe:iniieiZ-LHEY R biology EEN N1llfhC'171!lliC.f posslble' Mr. Athey organized the X. L. Club which sent representatives to Warrensburg, and de- voted much time to di- recting the N.Y.A. Work. Mr. Beets has been in Chrisman only one se- MR. IOSEPH BITER MR. IO!-IN BLACKMORE Miss RUTH BRYANT Social 561.01166 A Soda! Sg1'g77pg Giflf' Phy.fiClZl Edllfllfillil master is maklng friends rapidly. Miss Benfield spon- sored the Nautilus Soci- ' ety, and With Mr. Biter p R sponsored the Sopho- mores and directed their t M play. Q . Mr. Biter also s on- MISS IANIE cfm-E5 Miss MARGARET Cmuas SERGIEANT H. C. DEAN , p Mamfnmnff Donzarlfc Art R. O. T. C. Sored the S- Mr. Blackmore sponsored the Athenians and with Miss Bryant Was largely responsible for a successful Junior play and Junior-Senior reception. Miss Bryant also sponsored the Nautilus Society and the M Club. Miss Janie Qhiles attended to all the school finances, advised the Gleam staff, and as Senior sponsor, helped direct all their plays. Miss Margaret Chiles sponsored the Home Economics Club. 20

Page 24 text:

,. . -J-seiue::: r:3':-33-1-3:5353 fa:-mmzsfz.--M---113-fi-3if-e:va:.u.:r:.:aT:::::L1':?E'Ii'MTff?l'f i'UV-:ff-2:'.t.,.::r:-.,1:'.':..g'.':, , ' Mr. Hanthorn Applauding and always supporting all of the student activities, whether it is a football or 3 basket ball game, a play, a dance or a mixer, stands our principal, Mr. James N. Hanthorn. He is one to whom any and all students may go for advice when they are in diliiculty and be certain of receiving wise counsel, encouragement, and aid in the solution of their problems. Mr. Hanthorn is always ready and waiting to give his fine co- operation in any worthwhile undertaking the students attempt. Because of his broad education, he is capable of conducting nearly any class and is glad to help us with our lessons. His long experience in managing not only the regular schedule of classes, but all the extra organizations as well, has given him the ability to cope with situations new to the students, and MR- l' N' HANTHORN they are assured that his suggestions are reliable. Perhaps this intelligent, dependable personality is one of the reasons why non- resident students choose to attend William Chrisman. Mr. Hanthorn's friendliness encircles everyone who comes to the school and makes them happier. To him the student body feels a debt of gratitude that they cannot express in words, but it is a debt that they will not soon forget. ' Not less appreciated by the Chrisman students than he who presides over the office, is his secretary, Mrs. L. E. DeShazo. Besides efficiently taking care of the regu- lar routine of office duties, she manages to do the little things that have endeared her kind, cheerful, and sympathizing personality to those who attend Chrisman. This year Miss Josephine Comboy, assistant to Mrs, DeShazo, has become a familiar figure. Her friendliness and utter lack of an air of superiority in dealing with both students and teachers assure her of being kindly remembered by those who graduate this year, and being looked for by the undergraduates when school opens next September. MR. HANTHORN,S OFFICE 1. Combay, zzssistanz secretary: Mr. I. N. Hanthorn, pr1'ncipal,' Mfr. L. E. De- Shazo, secretaryj Elizabeth Kuehnl, :lu- delzlf Reginald Crumlcy, xzzldcrlt. 19 v --Lu V ,Y ,gm MLM- , Q H y m n., .egfgqligiizxataarraux .Lib-x fT.iT5?i:?G'1L 2'1ff71m ' -'At-V 4- - ' ' ' ' '

Page 26 text:

.s.fm:.-.1-:fauna--AV--s.s........Nmnns.w::-----....L.s.. --e ,--..- ,..-,, L- ,,,.m,,,,,. , . . .., - ----e --..-. .... 4 , -----......,h.., , fu-,-...,....,, 1-I - .. . .....1....., FACU LTY M1. Ehmke and Mr. Elliott spent much extra time in the laboratory with those inteiested in sciences. Miss Fallon sponsored the Commercial Club and supervised the typing of the Gleam copywork. Mr. French Was in charge of all boys' gym tournaments and pro- moted the noonhour games. Miss Gibbons trained the Fairbanks twins in extemporaneous s p e a k- ing for the Topeka tour- nament. Miss Hill sponsored the literary staff of the Gleam and was one of those who made the Sen- ior play successful. Biology Ilzysfcx mm' Clzemzstfy FUWIYYPICICH . . . Mu. AUGUST EHMKE Mu. D. C. ELLIOT1 MN ADA FU-LUN D. 1 J ,Y . e . Kv fu-aa... aw Mu. RAY FRENCH Miss MARY Aucn GIBBOVS M ss EMINA Him. Bgyy' Pllyyfml Eduggfign FI'FHL'h and SOCIIII Science English Mn. H. C. HUIiN Miss DELPHINE LAUGHLIN Miss ESTHER L,nTox Coach Huhn sponsored the C Club and the National Athletic Honor Society He also Worked hard to make the Reglonal Basketball Touinament a success, and took our team to the State Touinament Where they Weie awai ded a cup for placing fouith Miss Laughlin assisted in making speclal operetta scenery Miss Layton spent much time as 1ep1 esentatlve of the National English Council Hygiene and Sorial Scienrc Art Engl: h IK 77 ' ' fl . . I ' '- s u ' I ' ' ' 21 - - - - - -----.. -..-1:- --A--.-.. ....:xv::.u:sfa-azmu-EEEEZ?:'::m-:vm-Examu4ii35-',::-T.1:TLT:':.. .:e:'.f:L-:':.-:enm.-mvt-fo-a