Park Hill High School - Troyian Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

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SUPERINTENDENT vi lv,-+ ' ms... is kai-0-I S 559'- va Q 2 ,ipaq- el- RUSSELL G. JONES, SUPERINTENDENT OF R-5 SCHOOLS THE S UPERINTE NDE NT 'S ME SS AGE A high school education has become increasingly essential in this day of technological development and scientific progress. America, today, requires young men and women who have the capability and educa- tional background to absorb specialized and complicated training. I urge all students in our Park Hill High School to complete their high school studies. Such a foundation will be to their lifetime advantage, and a source of strength for our country. gQELcu.,uL'!Kf-- Q :I 2 '2 l-'L 6

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PRI CIPAL :Y Q 5 Z Q s 5 RAY L. BROWN, PRINCIPAL OF PARK HILL HIGH SCHOOL THE PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE We should always keep foremost in our mind that the greatest resource in our country is the youth of today. Education must be a personal undertaking if we are to receive the optimum benefits in a world where so much progress has been made in physical and mechanical sciences. It is imperative that we learn to live and work together in a world where the jet plane and atomic power are bringing nations closer together in a geographical world. Many phases of our lives in public education should emphasize the importance of learning how to get along with other people, and the frontier of human understanding is a vital problem among all people. If there is a real science of human relations at the present, it must be better developed. This has been a year marked by many achievements and in the coming years, when we are located in our new building, we anticipate greater things. It is my hope that we can all become better acquainted as the years progress. 7