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

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Miss lessie Page Cmnmerce Miss Mabel Potter English Sergeant Richter R. O. T. C. ficuuv utr Miss Iessie Page is Chrisman's efficient commercial teacher. She is co-sponsor of the Commercial Club and has sponsored the Royal Typing Contests given at noon periods. A favorite with Chrisman students is Miss Mabel Potter. Miss Potter is spon- sor ot the National Honor Society at Chris- man. She teaches sophomore English and Iournalism. lt is through her effort and aid that the students are able to pub- lish the ENVOY. New in our midst this year is Sergeant Richter, who is teaching R. O. T. C. , 'mmm' . 54 Miss Vercla Hiller Miss Nell E. Sampson English Art ' classes. He is replacing Sergeant Dean and is doing a fine job. H Miss Verda Riller is also new in Chris- man this year. She taught at Lathrop be- fore coming to Chrisman. She is very capably teaching sophomore English. She is also one of two sophomore play spon- sors. V Art is made very interesting under the efficient instruction of Miss Nell E. Samp- son. She not only teaches art, but is also sponsor of the National Art Honor Society, the Art Club, and GLEAM art staff. ..,........-.+.-.5 -Q-

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L1 u nan! Stocks Q R O. T. C. ' Mr Walter Vlfebb Manual Training Iv'1ss Elizabeth Welborn Social Studies mcuuv 'Ir Lieutenant Stocks is the supervisor of our R. O. T. C. unit at Chrisrnan. He has become Well known among the students and faculty. Formerly an instructor in Iunior Hiqh, Mr. Walter Webb has been in Chrisrnan two years as teacher of manual training. He has made many friends by his happy outlook on life. World problems in our social science department is taught by Miss Elizabeth Welborn. She has been very helpful in her work in the Nautilus Society. Her in- Mrs. Mary Williams Miss Nora Witthar ' English Chemistry terest in the students has made her many friends. ' , Mrsj Mary Foster Williams not only teaches junior English, but she found time to direct the junior play, Best Foot For- ward. The students greatly appreciate the service she has rendered. . Chemistry, as taught by Miss Nora Witthar, has helped many of our future chemists on their Way to success. She is not only an excellent teacher but a Won- derful friend as Well.