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

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t 2-53' rw fl i , y L is 1. c n ' v ' Executive oliicers of the Parent Teacher Association pose behind the refreshment table of the First meeting, of the organization for the school year. They are: Front Row: Mrs. Edward Constant, Mrs. Lester Fike, Mrs. John Tlioman, Mrs. C. A. Skinner, Mrs. James Brinton, Mrs. Cordon Cable and Mrs. Evert Elliott. Back Row: Mrs. Daniel Edmunds, Mrs. Ernest Curnutt, Joseph F. Benson, Mrs. Theo. Fleischman, Mrs. Asenath Schroeder, Mrs. Hubert Dowell, and Mrs. Wendell Luft. Pictured above is Mrs. Hubert Dowell, president. Parent Teacher Association Nvilliarn Chrisman has had another good year. Through the Parent Teacher Association it has been possible for Mrs. Dowell to know about many of the things Chrisman students have accomplished. She has observed their work, classwork, and extra- curricular activities. One of the pleasant experiences afforded to the Parent Teacher Association is that of sharing with the students and faculty members a feelingof worthwhile accomplishments. High school is one of the happiest periods of a person's life, and the recording of those splendid experiences will enable students and tcachers to treasure in their minds the many good things that happened to them whilc they were in Chrisman. The Parent Teacher Association likes to feel it had 21 part in the giving and sharing of these happy memories. Miss Gladys Evans, biology teacher, explains the work of her course to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cohoon. All teachers were in their classrooms October 7 to meet the parents of their students and to explain the courses which they teach. 'fir' if

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I A Q1 Y Q Q Floyd H. Brown, Sr. Paul Tandy Vice-President Mfmbel' 'S . 1' 'U- 4-1 tt- ., I I. Everett Mcffluhan Mrs. Frank I. Baldus Member Member Ai- if f '- ' il af ff- f 1 i 'T Phil Weeks Mrs. Raydell Holland Member Secretary Miss Katie Chastain Treasurer B M l ' . Mrs. Floyd Snyder, Sr. President tl 'I Board of Education 'I l The most important memories for students to take with them are pleasant memories of their teachers and the impressions they made on them. If, in memories, students can have an appreciation for their teachers, the Board of Education has suc- ceeded in providing them with qualified, under- standing, sympathetic people to help guide them through their career. The board hopes to furnish excellent facilities. However, these do not compare in importance with the quality of teaching that is done in each class- room. It is the hope of the Board of Education that all may have fond memories of their teachers. Tl pc th In their regular monthly meeting Ovlolmcr 5, 1954, board members paused Sl for the posing of a picture before transauting the business of the cvenin Cl all ol a a X cy 9. tr .' hz .' T 1 Z1 n L

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