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

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Serving in the capacity of principal of William Chris- man. loseph F. Benson immediately succeeded in his first objective, that of gaining the respect and friendship of fac- ulty, patrons, and student body. His over-all attitude in regard to the various problems and obligations relative to the students and the school as a unit was largely respon- sible for this. Mr. Benson took an active interest in every phase of school life - classroom work. sports, speech, dramatics, music, and commercial courses. He not only showed ap- preciation for a well-performed task but also encouraged even greater achievement. His desire to see Chrisman ex- cel was strengthened by the fact that he himself at one time participated in the school activities as a student at Chrisman. The friendliness, sportsmanship, and wise counseling of Mr. Benson have added threefold to the worthiness of Chrismanls soul. Joseph F. Benson Principal cghefzgfffefzs Xie tgazffk tgmfcfufte Gregory Lefever Vice-Principal Since its creation, the office of Vice-principal has been held by Gregory Lefever. The distinct duties of this office are clerical in nature. They involve the keeping of the at- tendance records of resident, non-resident and tuition pu- pils, which involves collecting and classifying data. Mr. Lefever also is responsible for compiling periodic reports. Due to Mr. Lefever's experience and proficiency, the records ofthe school have been kept with care and exact- ness. Besides being adept in performing the duties of vice' principal, he is also skilled at teaching and is the instruc- for of two advanced mathematics classes. The opportunity for meeting many of the students per- sonally is afforded by his dual position as the vice-prin- cipal and a teacher. These contacts impart a sense of indi- viduality tothe soul of Chrisman.

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