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

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PRINCIPAL Bachelor of Science In Educa tlon Bachelor of Arts Northeast Mlssourl State Col ege Klrksvllle Mlssourn Master of Arts University of Mussourn Columbia Mlssourl Additional Graduate Work Unlverslty of Mlssourl Unlverslty of Mlchlgan We Sensors of the Class of l949 have been fortunate In havlng as our Prlnclpal Mr Jesse H Stlnson Durlng the three years of our attendance In Wnlluam Chrnsman Stlnson has directed our student life with qulet efflcuency He has been helpful when we were In dlfflculty sympathetlc when we were troubled and firm when our actions necessl tated a decision Mr Stinson has effected numerous changes IH the management of office records, mak :ng frllng more easy and Information more accessable, and all phases of his admunustra tlve work have been carried out with efficacy and drspatch Assisting Mr Stinson as Mass Susan Parobok, a well tralned assistant to whom the duties of secretary are matters of prompt and meticulous care It .5 the Wish gf our Class thot under mfr pr...clpal's dlrectnon, our alma mater may con tlnue to serve a useful purpose In tralnlng American youth for worthy accomplishment In whatever statnon In llfe the future funds them Moy all the school Scenes In Llfe-'S plcture be pleasant ones because of wise leadershlp 15 JESSE H. STINSON A A l A . l M -A M ,Mg

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VICE PRINCIPAL AND SECRETARIES Mr, Gregory Lefever serves the students of William Chrisman in a dual capacity: as class- room teacher and as vice- principal. His instruc- tional tasks include classes in advanced math- ematics. The greater part of his school day, how- ever, is spent in adminis- trative and clerical duties, particularly those con- cerning the attendance of resident, non-resident, and tuition pupils. In this clerical and administra- tive work Mr. Lefever is assisted most efficiently by Mrs. Mable Alley. Mr. Lefever's record at William Chrisman is a long and fine one. Good instruction, decisive ac- tion and careful planning mark his tenure here. The smooth functioning of var- ious school departments is due in no small meas- ure to Mr. Lefever. We the publishers of the I949 GLEAM wish to express our sincere thanks to Mr Lefever for his efforts to make our school life memorable for its pleasure and its profit 'kink Gregory Lefever vice principal Mable Alley secretary Susan Parobok secretary Martha Hutchens clerk Mildred Kearnes secretary 1 1 1 I - I 1 I I I - .- '

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Painting Lifefs Picture at Clwrisman Mr. Stinson accepts the Driver Training Car from Mr. Arnold Eyssell ot the Moody Motor Co., as Mr. Keith, Mr. Redford, and students in Driver Education witness the acceptance. Th Ch ' - , - . , ese emlstry Students Ore 5'fUdYmQ The properties of charcoal in the laboratory. -16- - -YY-,,,,Y1-7-3-5--.:.:: umu.r.:-.,,.,,, --'V'--,.., ,. so ,.,.,, .,.., ,. w d ,I t---. H' 'A nl ' 'B. 2-L':.-:.:-QQ.. ' -'-2-'lxrfzzwu-.,.,.