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

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.. - :L N .--41,-,fs it SERGEANT RICHTER MISS VERD-A RILLER Miss NELL E. sAMPsoN MRS. ASENATH SCHROEDER R. O. T. C. English Art Social Studies FACULTY MISS BERNETA SHERMAN Social Studies Sgt. Richter, who has been teaching R. O. T. C. at our school for a year and a halt now, is well liked by all of the boys who come in contact with him. Sophomore English and general business pupils who have Miss Verda Hiller for a teacher always receive a good interpretation of the subject she is teaching. Miss Sampson ,art teacher, always helps her students with a willing smile. She spon- sors the art staff of the GLEAM, the National Art Honor Society, and the Art Club. A broader understanding of the import- .- sf 1 MISS ELLEN SINGLETON Latin ance of American history is gained by the pupils of Mrs. Schroeder. ln addition to her other duties sheis one of the sponsors ot the Student Council.. American history and sociology are brought to everyday terms in an interesting manner by Miss Berneta Sherman. She is also co-sponsor of the As-You-Like-lt Dra- matic Club. Miss Ellen Singleton, instructor in Latin, makes Latin, a dead language, come to life for her first and second year students. She also has charge of the study hall tor two hours. .......,.r.z.r.:.zv.4-..--1 ,.-.. 1: : . . uf..-.rf-.--, -

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,.,, ,, . ,.,ux...,:T.1..1.ef, ..,c,:s.gg::.tt1t?Z:. -:? 511' - ' CAPT. ARCHIE MORRIS MR. L. E. MORRIS ' f , fi 15' J . 0 i if My 4 ax if ff 7 2' X if . , . , fi gZs,WQ 41151 in f f W ,iff fig' ,r I 3 't f Wit ' ini'-if' -iff if 52352 Tift -Fifi? , I ve 1 A .o r f1 , 1 Jf2fa5jf?? 4 H 'fifirj NW f ffs'Hl,f' i Miss THRLMA MYERS Miss IESSIE- PAGE R, O, T, C, Mechanical Drawing Commerce Commerce FACULTY MISS MABEL POTTER English Captain Archie Morris is a new addition to Chrisman's faculty. He has had many in- teresting experiences, and for his personality is well liked by the cadets and Chrismanites who know him. Chrisman has lost a valuable and helpful member of the faculty this year in the death of Mr. Luther E. Morris, mechanical drawing teacher. Mr. Morris was a friend to all who knew him. In the field of commerce, future secretaries and business people are capably instructed by Miss Thelma' Myersr Miss Myers is also co-sponsor ofthe Commercial Club. MISS ROBERTA RICE A Hygiene, Biology At almost any time you can find in room 313' a prominent teacher of commercial sub- jects, Miss Iessie Page. Miss Page is a spon- sor of the Commercial Club. ' Students of.sophomore English and jour- nalism work under the capable guidance of Miss Mabel Potter. Miss Potter sponsors the publication of the school paper, The' Envoy, and the Chrisman chapter of the National Honor Society. t ' , t A good friend to biology and hygiene stu- dents is Miss Roberta Rice. This is Miss Rice's first year as a member of the William Chrisman faculty. R

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,-., 2 I R , i ,. 'M MISS IESSIE SMITH MR. WALTER WEBB MISS LQLA WH-KIN Vocal Music ' Manual Training Library FACULTY MRS. MARY WILLIAMS English -All vocal classes in Chrisman and Iunior High are instructed by Miss Smith. Under her direction, Chrisman students provided music for special assemblies and presented the very colorful operetta, Pickles The manual training classes conducted by Mr, Webb have become popular courses. A skillful teacher, Mr. nWebb also has lively humor that makes for happy hours in class- rooms. ' A new member of the faculty this year is Miss Wilkin, the school librarian. Friendli- 21:41-1,-,am MISS NORA WITTHAR Science ness and helpfulness have made her many friends among Chrisman students and teach- ers. Mrs. Williams is a vivacious and hard- working member of the taculty. She teaches juniorlinqlish, directs the junior play, and cheerfully helps .students and teachers in any way possible. A favorite among the faculty and students is Miss Witthar, chemistry teacher. She is deeply interested in her , Work, and her friendship and guidance' are hiqhly valued by her students. I I