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

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STUDENT GUUNCIL CLARENCE PAUL NAGEL KATHLEEN NORRIS WEATHERFORD IEAN NAGEL President Secretary President Secretary One of the most active organizations of William Chrismanfthe Student Council, was formed in l94O. By giving the students a representative form of government, it en- courages' good citizenship and prepares bet- ter leaders. , ,The president of the Council for the first semester was ,Paul Nagel, who proved a very capable leader. Clarence Weather- ford lead the second semester With equal ability. Kathleen Norris and lean Nagel, secretaries, performed their duties Well. The Envoy is being sent to the boys and girls in service. The Council has sold pen- cils and stickers and promoted a paper drive to add more funds to the treasury. ' Shirley Myers and Paul Nagel were the Student! Council's representatives on the Teen Town Board of Directors. The Student Council has urged the buying of more war bonds and stamps to aid the war effort. y Other activities were promoted by the Council duringhthe year. ' The sponsors are: Mrs. Schroeder, Mr. Le- fever, Mrs. Iohns, Miss Kennedy, and Miss Sherman. FIRST SEMESTER

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...-.eng-,-...z:::L:L3 :. .fi .. V. . 1 NORTHWEST VIEW CUSTUDIANS Perhaps one oi the most important things in life is cornfort. We surely realize, then, what an important task our custodians have in keeping' our school properly heated, cleaned, and in good order, so that We stu- dents Will be provided the best Working con- ditions possible. Mr. Iohn Greer certainly deserves a great deal of praise for the capable and depend- able manner in which he has carried out his duties at Chrisrnan for fifteen years. Mr. Iohn Haun, who has served Chrisman for tive years, also has proved himself to be an inspiration to those he serves so capably. Mr. Hight and Mr. Benson, who have charge of the old building, have also proven their efficiency this past year. We are exceedingly grateful to Mr. Greer, Mr. l-laun, Mr. Benson, and Mr. I-light tor the able way they keep our school. As students and teachers of William Chrisman, We all realize that if it were not for the conscientious work of our custodians, school would cer- tainly be an uncomfortable and dreary place in which to study. n BENSON, WALKER, HAUN, GREER, HIGHT 23 t ' ' Q- -uw..-.rn,.,--r ':::-rf ,...-........L.,.4-,ur---f-. ff- .... .L . .

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, . V , . ,. H-V . els, -4.3.'-fax, :-:,1 SENIOR OFFICER CLARENCE DORIS GRIFFITH BYRON STEWART IOAN HILTON WEATHERFORD Secretary Presldent Secretary Pres1dent The sen1or class ofhcers for 1945 were a Well chosen qroup and through the co opera t1on of the sen1ors they proved Lnqhly capable The presldent of the class for the frrst semester was Clarence Weatherford an out stanchnq member of Chrrsmans football squad Besldes be1nq presrdent of the sen chosen by the student body as the1r presl dent for the second semester Dons Grrfhth proved her ab1l1ty by bernq a successful secretary Dons 1S a very popular student and classmate Taklnq the helm of the sen1or class for the second semester was Byron Stewart a very outstandmg student Byron was Cadet Lt Colonel ot the R O T C th1s year and was act1Ve 1n drarnat1cs l:'1ll1ng the pos1t1on of secretary for the se ond semester was Ioan Hrlton a Well hked student Wrth a pleasmq personahty Besrdes bemq sen1or class othcers these students were also members of the Student Counc1l The sen1or class1s proud ot her ofhcers SECOND SEMESTER 1 ' . ,., . - - A ' l I . ior class for the first semester, Clarence was ' l I 1 25 ' ...-....,...n Arn.,--4 , 1, 32.1.1121-nv..-vm., Sir,--Lil? ' 35