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

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SUPERINTENDENT , , c I :E , J. .. -.fu-I.-...Q-.vw 1 an-4-w: LOWELL G. KEITH Bachelor of Science Southwest Missouri State College Springfield, Missouri Master of Education University of Missouri Columbia, Missouri Additional Graduate Work: George Peabody College for Teachers Nashville, Tennessee The students of William Chrisman are fortunate to have as administrative head of the school system Superintendent Lowell G. Keith. His educational program for the city of Independence is comprehensive and progressive. Early in his administration Mr. Keith became acquainted with school personnel, the work of student organizations, the resources of the community, and the policies of the Board of Education. As superintendent, he has been the unifying factor in the school program and the able executive through whose acts the educational plans of the community have been put into smooth operation. Although Mr. Keith's work does not bring him into classroom acquaintance with the students, he has succeeded in coming into close contact with them in various ways, his office doors are always open to visitors. Evidences of the development of skill and under- standing will find no greater approbation than that which is felt and expressed by Mr. Keith. ln his work Mr, Keith is ably assisted by Mrs. Mildred Kearnes, secretary, and Miss Martha Hutchens, clerk. I May we, the students of William Chrisman who are trying to paint Life's picture well, here express our deep appreciation for the helpful suggestions of our superintendent on the art of living. --111