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

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Mr. Hahn - Mr. Greer - Mr. Ritter - Mr. Watson Mr. Thompson One of the most important iobs at Wil- liam Chrisman is that of the custodians. They have the task ot keeping our school properly heated, cleaned, and in good or- der. As head of the statf of custodians ot the Independence School System, Mr. George Kreeger has had an exceptionally hard task this year, because of the shortage of labor and need for the conservation of iuelg how- ever, he has been able to secure enough help to keep our school very neat and also comfortably heated. A Z, Mr. C. R. Watson, who is rounding out his fourth year at William Chrisman, very efficiently takes care of the second floor' of the old building. In charge of the third floor and half oi the second floor in the new building is Mr. lohn Greer, who is a capable and depend- able worker. Replacing Mr. Ritter, who left this se- mester, Mr. Strohm cares for the third floor in the old building, and is also in charge of the south typing room and stencil room. Upon Mr. Thompson rests the biggest responsibility. His job is looking after the heating plant and making sure our class rooms are properly heated. He also takes care of the first floor in the old building. The first floor and half ot the second floor in the new building is looked after by Mr. lohn Haun. This is Mr. Haun's third year at Chrisman. ' W' e are exceedingly grateful to Mr. Kreeger, Mr. Watson, Mr. Greer, Mr. Strohm, and Mr. Thompson for the efficient way they keep our school. Students are aware of the increased duties of Chrisman's diminished custodian staff, and they have been re- minded that they can help in many ways to keep the building in order by remember- ing to throw all scrap paper in the waste baskets and by using the auditorium only when necessary. Our school would be a very dismal place if it were not tor the conscien- tious work of our cus- todians. yy . ,rw-1 K . Vtfilliam Chrisman High School Built in 1916

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