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

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The Faculty Aids Willy's '91 4153? i' S I4 I , x DOROTHY BALES English, Guidance W. A. BERG , Guidance Director ELIZABETH BERRY Social Science FLORENCE BRUSH Spanish SARAH ELLEN CAMPBELL English Publications LUCILLE CARROL L Biology ELLIS CLEMENT Physics Algebra Advanced Physical Science KENNETH R CLINE Mechanical Drawing MXSGT WILLIAM H DICKSON R O T C GLADYS EVANS Biology SGT DAVID E GARNER R O T C LEWIS HARTZOG Track Coach V HOPKINS Physical Education MARIE HORD Commerce HAZEL JOHNSON Vocational Home Economics

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For some time now the size of William Chris man has exceeded the original estimate of its capacity With the increase in enrollment came also an increase in the administrative duties necessary to good school management A part of these duties has been assigned to the office of vice principal a position held srnce its creation by Mr Gregory Lefever Mr Lefever is well fitted for this post by virtue of his training and experi ence and because of his long association with Willy Chrisman the guiding spirit of the school i Through Willy has come an acquaintance with the needs of the school community the wishes of the patrons and the hopes of the students who fill the classrooms The specific task of the Vice Principal is keeping the attendance records a task involving the collecting and classi ing of the data and the comprlation of periodic reports Mr Lefever s duties are however instructional as well as ad mrnistrative and clerical He teaches classes in advanced mathematics This fortunate circum stance gives him close contact with the students and provides a double vantage point from which to view the entire student body The manner in which Mr Lefever has performed his duties has always been in harmony with the traditional ef fxcient service of the school GREGORY LEFEVER Vice Principal because of Admlnlstratlve Plans Few are the educational institutions and business establishments today which can assistance of capable ones lhe qualifications for busmess and educational work are happily combined in the persons of the four secretaries in the Independence schools Mrs Mabel Alley and Miss Susan Parobok are secretaries in the office of the vice principal and the principal respectively Mrs Alley s duties are chiefly, the actual re cording of the daily attendance Miss Parobok s work is both stenographic and clerical She is ir charge of most of the school correspondence and of permanent student records Miss Martha Hutchens and Miss Ann Price are employed in the office of the superin tendent and Miss Hutchens is officially designated as clerk Her chief duty is keeping the enumeration data, but her day s work includes countless routine tasks besides this Miss P e handles school correspondence, makes reports, and acts as receptionist ANN PRICE SUSAN PAROBOK, MABILL ALLEY MARTHA HUTCHENS Sec y to Supt Sec y to Prin Sec y to Vice Principal Clerk Supt s Office 13 . - . . v . . . . . V '. . ' I . . . I - X ' 'J 7 ' Q ' . . 'AW 1 Y 1 fy , . . . . , n 7 ' O I O operate smoothly without their Secretaries, and fortunate is that concern which has the n u . 1 u n , 1 1 - a I , - . . . , . . . . , . . . . . ri: - ' ' . , X ,V w A ,, I , , . , . - . . , . . . ,

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