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

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Parents return Each year the Parent Teacher Association offers parents an opportunity to return to school. They soon discover that stairs seem steeper and the halls longer than when they were in school. Mothers and fathers may gain added strength by stopping by the refreshment table. They enjoy visiting with each other and teachers. Chrisman parents observed Back-to-School Night Thursday, October 3. They followed their child's schedule by attending ten minute class periods. Teachers explained the purpose of the various courses to them. Faculty members are happy to arrange for individual conferences with parents whenever necessary. Chrismanis PTA works with parents and teachers to help youth meet the challenges of a swiftly changing world. Programs this year are directed to bring more information concerning the students' future after he leaves high school. to t Y.-W' ve, f .-. syxzzvrmww t ,s .1 school October 3 Y 2 l e ff 2 lt? 4 1 1 s P In ,. 3 ' Stopping to talk with Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Wright, Miss Thelma Myers takes a hreak between class periods. Ten minute class periods were not nearly enough time for Mrs. Marianne Jensen to answer all of the parents' questions. If

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for classes Listening to Mrs. Judith Du Chateau explain the art program, Mrs. Clyde Marshall and Mrs. Jerald Cnnksey agree that art has 1-hanged with the times, E, ln r'l1.mg:ing 1-Iassrunlnw, parents Soon discover that the stairs Seem -I1-1-'wr .md the hallf. nrt- longer than when they were in school, By stopping to chat with Mr. James Spence, Mrs. Harvey Fullerton will he late to her daugh!er's next class. 11