Central High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Muskogee, OK)

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,.,... Yr. f M M.. ,M N n L Q Q5-eg . .I ' , WW . 4 Wu 54 175. 255 4 ,x .vi -fs. f - tg,-N-ss. No faculty member or student is more for Muskogee High, than ferry Parsons . Mr. Parsons works daily with students, student leaders, faculty-,Wand adrnjnistrationy to make Muskogee Higha bet- tegplace. He is quick toyback you when he thinks you arey 'right in your decisions or directions, but on the other hand hey is guickyto-challenge you if he Qggrees with your actions. On both counts,yhe is for Muskogee High and its students, ML,yPagsons,vQ,r Uncle Jerry as many c ' Muskogee H-igh nine yearsdago. He is a graduate of.Ngr1l1l, eastern State, Qollege. ,gt Muskogee High, he is Activities Director and in the classroom he teaches government and economics. N He runs the school bookstore and hg friendly smile greets gucients qvermay from hisnpositionybehind,theMcounter.jje is- Qieu-yoiqe overthe intercom for b0Il'1,QQ,U1lQg, and afternoon ,announcements and his neat sayings and quotes are thoughts, l .Q ' .dailytlaulletina ,ML Parsons is a dedicatedzindividualg For that, we dredil gate this bgolg LQ Uncle le,Q:y,,,