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

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4 l' 1 xt pix I 1,1 . cntcx ' Clif HOQK? .-1' Improved facility initiates changes Giving students a special opportunity to advance themselves in skills and knowledge was a common practice of four very familiar faces. Various duties were performed by Mrs. Susan Kisslinger-librarian, Mr. Phillip Legg-audio visual advisor, Mrs. Katie Turner-counselor, and Miss Dorothy Bales-senior counselor. With one counselor leaving to take over new responsibilities, only two were left to compensate for three classes. I feel like a forest ranger who spends his entire time outing fires! stated Mrs. Turner sophomore and junior counselor. Miss Bales senior counselor com- mented We assist and encourage a stu- dent to investigate his many options and understand his potential so he may make his own decisions. A larger room was added to better ac- comodate audio visual equipment. However Mr. Legg feels that the bigger room is still inadequate for their opera- tion. A new wing was planned to enlarge the present library and classroom facilities. i X ,mi 1 2 -:gl Dorothy Bales Counselor 'S-Q Susan Kisslinger Librarian Phil Legg Audio-Visual Katie Turner fi! rf Counselor Libral'iar'lS!21

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