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

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Dr Floyd Ycle Presldenf THEY GU rs wdencc We proud p ssessor o a c rc nun e ar d corscuenfuoas pobhc servan' rr' ne person a D Flo Yale presudenr ol he Board of Educahon Dr Yale has The rare gr r of the abr' ry to hre The enrhuslasrn of hrs fellow workers Hrs succrnc remarks are ah rrwsprranon ro The faculty rh oaghour the year because rney are mofnvo'ed by The srn erny ol purpose o The speaker Frye arher pubhc prrnted men ard wornen compose The lr r er endence Beard ol Education These are pe sons whose o csrqn aw ur ose Q endeavor enable e schools of Independence to achzeve Thelr pu pose rn The 1 arnlnc, ol youna people for lulare cvrzenshup wh hese men n cu vlonuew lF ha ge Indeperdence rnay lc cs e Mar he sc oo hna ces vw be carefully man accd and that school needs wrll be anhcnpafed and pro wded lo ID the besf and WIS6Sl manner We express our rcs e rnanks To he members of The Board RD CLIR il xl Dr Eugene Theoss mcmber Mrs Floyd Snyder member Murvun Carl Choslon secretary treasurer Kenneih Smith member Mrs Wlllram d 1 L G Keith supermtendent of schools Mass Kuhe Gnllmor 'nembcv Dr Floyd Yale presldent IO

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The Parent-Tecxcher Associdtion of Williciin Chrisrndn is cw cictive orgciniZdtion,lthc1s hod o full ond voried progron' to the yecir Its regulor octivihes consisted oi the monthly meetings, sponsorship ot the Senior Prony rcidio hroodcosts stressing the work ot vorious committees, ond luncheons ot which the tecichers were guests. The ossocicition worked with vorious civic groups in chorge ot Teen Town, sotety ond civil defense. The ossociotion contributes to the Coroline B. Ullmcxnn Student Loon Fund H which is ovoiloble to college students who ore preporing 'o W teoch and who will teoch in the public elententory schools of Missouri one yeor for eoch yeor of scholorship ovvord they receive. We feel thot the theme for the yedr, Building Better Per- sonolitiesf' hos been eftectively ccxrried out through the c1ssociotion's progroni for the yeor. Mrs. Elbert Pickett President EDLICATI r' ,A xg'- x 7 i s iur s but Pickett 'vtrs Clorencc Po cr 5 il rs it r M Mrs Russel Duct: M s A t Johnson BACK ROW s Etzenricusci Mis Chester Bcrihoin N Cifmig Sic-gtried Mrs Hurold i i i Mus Q, Mrs Doufq 1 tn i fc Lx I Q Q Q O 0 O r i 4 f. . V ' ' 1 C ,ai gr gf A ,, .' Y' - - Fx L- . 'r' ' 1' 3 at ' . 1 ' '5 s ..- - A r ' T - ll: 0 ' w .. 5 L ' ' 1' C N , f. q , - X , . l X -L FRONT ROW: Noii l.Nttt'.:' Jesse Sthsoi' Mrs 'Nillicirr' Pricnord Eyre Vrs Uiniel Ednmncis Mrs Gordon Cable, Mrs Richard 'Ai' Aitt Collin, Mi, El - , i I ltn, Mis CTN-c M F E, Poi te, Mrs, G E Lowell, 4 l it? T1-cl Hun, Giegcry lvl-fvei, ii ui c-' N : Mi, , f., f. 1 - , f'i:s rc' , . ' :ci tiiili M -, Mylzniuiin- Mill rr, M s E J ll lr, i ,lci Srhi M s Pi l D - ter l