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

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L P r n x 1 1 5 5 5 P 0 t t t r L 4 l 1 t x x I t K t, Mrs. Mary W Duggan Miss Marjorie Doutt F Mr. August Ehmke Mr. D. Elliott ISS MARIORIE DOUTT directs the girls' physical education department and teaches hygiene. Besides her diligent Work in managing the gym, she acts as sponsor of the Pep Club and M Club and as co-sponsor for the Shakespearean Literary Society. Miss Doutt also plans to sponsor a Play Day this spring. Because of this year's policy of compulsory study periods, Mrs. Mary Duggan has returned to Chrisman as supervisor of the study hall, Where she maintains order and checks the attendance. Mrs. Duggan, formerly Miss Mary Weldon, taught European history at William Chrisman during the year 1920-1921, before her marriage. ' Mr. August Ehmke Works diligently in the science department as 'teacher of biology. His department includes Zoology, the study of animal life and botany, the study of plant life. Mr. Ehmke has been working for the last five years on a steam engine which he hopes will run successfully. Mr. D. C. Elliott, an instructor in the chemistry department for many years, Works enthusiastically to make his subject interesting and Worth While to his students. Mr. Elliott spends much time in his own Workshop and is greatly interested in photography. 4-. 19

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Miss Geneveive Cravens V Sgt, H, C, Dean . R A. C rs Miss Margaret Chiles Mr ex onye i V 1 ,, Z ,ir 03,7 , Faculty ISS MARGARET CHILES is supervisor of the sewing department. At the end of the school year, she sponsors a display of the outstanding Work completed by her pupils. Under her guidance several girls have won honors in contest Work. She is also one of the sponsors of the Home Economics Club. Mr. Rex Conyers is a new teacher at Chrisman this year, replacing Mr. I. D. Beets. He teaches biology and is the capable sponsor of the Wild- life Conservation Club, an organization which does a great deal toward protecting animal life. He has also acted as a sponsor of the sophomore class Besides her regular schoolroom tasks oi teachlng bookkeeping and first year shorthand and typlng MISS Genevleve Cravens also serves as a sponsor of the Junior class She spends much tune 1n directing their class play and helps to make the Junlor senior reception a success Sergeant H C Dean is completmg his fourth year as a supervlsor of the B O T C work in W1ll1am Chnsman High School He helps sponsor the Officers Club the Non CO1'I1I'l'1lSS101'l Officers Club and asslsts the boys 1n plannlng their big event of th year the R O T C dance 18 l I m yn I - I . . . . . . . . - . . . - ' - I . . . . 19 , . . . . . 1 - I Y- - -' 11 -t --- :'nf:':r',:i: ...,.g:::::f .1.-p:gj',:n1Qg 'xwgr ' ' 3, ,,,N.,, ,v.,. ,..- .A . . im if VM Q Y: A Y -

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Miss Ada Fallon Mr, Ray F. French I Miss Emina C. Hill Mr, Charles Huhn Y N ADDITION to her classroom duties of teaching second year shorthand and typing, Miss Ada Fallon spends much time out of class giving dictation to students preparing for contest Work. She also acts as sponsor for the Commercial Club and the junior class, and has devoted much effort toward the success of the junior play. A popular member of the faculty is Mr. Ray French, Who capably in- structs the boys' gym classes and teaches hygiene. He also sponsors the inter-class basketball tournaments which are held in the boys' gym and provide a noon-hour pastime for many students. Miss Emina Hill becomes acquainted with a great number of students by teaching sophomore, junior, and senior English classes. Through her diligent Work in sponsoring the Gleam literary staff she is responsible for a great deal of the Gleam's success. This year she has also acted as sponsor for the newly formed Hobby Club. V Mr. Charles Huhn, coach of the football and basketball teams, deserves much credit for the success achieved by both teams this year. ln addition to his athletic instruction, Mr. H h t h history. u n eac es classes in hygiene and European 20