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

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ool, out .red ien. tter 1 in any ms. osi- cal, Y Y --1 - - - .-- -. .-. -w.-.vmvfuasz-v..-,-.-.-g..f.:'. -.-....g...:.:.-.-. 2.2.-.-.:. .'..'.,...... ,., ... . .. . . . .. , . . . .-.v -. . Principals The senior class is to be commended for dedicating the GLEAM to those, living and dead, who have contributed greatly to our school. The largest contributing factor has been the fine quality of its students. The records and trophy cases are mute, but convincing, testimony of this. Let the students of the next half century be ded- icated to the same lofty ambitions. And when the world links your names, With gracious lives and manners fine, The teachers shall assert their claims, And proudly whisper, 'T h e s e a r e mine! J. N. HANTHORN. IAMES N. HANTHORN MR W L C PALMER principal eleven years devoted his time unceas ingly to aiding the students Having a broad educatlon he was Well fitted to cope with diflicult situations His eager interest wise guidance unfail ing courtesy made him belox ed by all MR GEORGE S BRYANT principal fourteen years steadfastly per formed his duties and gave sagacious counsel and inspiration to the pupils With h1s llberal education brilliant mind charming personality and help ful suggestions he managed the school adairs capably Gems GE BRYAVT 190 i W L C PALWER 1390 190 1 I 1915 Q . . . . , , ' - ' 2 ' J 7 '- E ' ' 1 L f ' l f . . , , ' , . 5 1 1 1 ' 1 3 . . . , - . 1 S. . X T i 8

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Superintendent of Schools The Independence High School the past half century has sent out as graduates forty-two hundred and ninety young men and women. They received training to better fit them to take an active part in the life of the community. Many are prominent in the professions. Others have been called to posi- tions of honor and trust in local state and national affairs E. B. STREET. .REXZA ii B' S WILLIAM F BAHI MANN captain in the Confederate Army a native of VITOIHIH, attended the Un1ve1s1ty of New York studied two years 1n Ger many was superlntendent of the Independence schools 1887 1896 H organized the high school teaching some classes himself Later he taught German in the Wauensbulg State Nolmal School Outstanding 1n the history of the school IS Mr Palmer who became superintendent of the Independence Schools 1n 1901 He held the pos1t1on fo1 twenty yeais 1851 96 19 21 9 7 1, 1 , . x 1 Qxiblw 1 J , A. , S 7 A 7 ' , , - . 9 , . I fl N fl a I - a . . . WILLIABI F. BAHLAIANN W, L, C, PALMER -18 01-19

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