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

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Mrs. lessie Moore CTING as librarian of William Chrisman's library, Mrs. Iessie Moore holds that position in the administration department of our school. Until this year she also was in charge of the study hall in the library. She Was relieved of this duty by the appointment of a regular study hall teacher. For fourteen years Mrs. Moore has served students, offer- ing them the opportunity to gain knowledge and friendship through book reading. ROOM 205, SPANISH Room 3 SHOP: MANUAL TRAINING Room 208 Hygiene Room 107 Chorus J' -Y

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. -... ....s.asu. . ,-,., ....,.- .- . . 3' 1 1- . , Jus- -f 1-my ' - ,NW in Miss Anna Stewcm Mrs. Mary Easter Williams Miss Geraldine Wilson Mr. W- H' Wininger Faculty ISS STEWART is a teacher most thorough in her instruction in the social sciences. Civics, sociology, and American history are the divisions she teaches. As an outside activity, she is co-sponsor ot the Nautilus Society. Mrs. Williams, a former member ot the Iunior High faculty, is teaching junior English. Even though this is her first year at William Chrisrnan High School, she Was chosen co-sponsor of the Nautilus Society. Under Mrs. Wil- liams's experienced guidance the club has been very successful. This is the first year at William Chrisman High School for Miss Wilson. She teaches the Spanish classes and has reorganized the Spanish club oi which she is sponsor. She is also co-sponsor ot the As-You-Like-lt Dramatic Club. With Mr. Wininger as the instructor, the boys of William Chrisman learn all the tricks of Wood turning and cabinet making, interesting Work to them. Mr. Wininger aided in the production oi our annual operetta. He was chosen by the junior class as one oi its sponsors. 1 l I 25 l lt I xl, Q, ti it ill l it ty 5 ,, t x 5 ! t is s if zt- lt tl if R, lt' it Q U v t 5 i I., 2 v l lg 4 I la S. 5 V! V. t: t ' ' ' ' M M -'- 1 ffS'-'42-'fit'-1fU1'r2fT4I1: , s E.-i-L-mimznz-::,i:3::1: jg 51:51 ,,'.,'.1.Z..lI..' , , 1 R t fgj ii

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