Park University - Narva Yearbook (Parkville, MO)

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Does your club want to schedule a picnic for Friday night? Do you want to go to the city with a date? Do you have some problem that you need advice about? Then the person that you want to see is Mrs. Baxter. Her friendly smile and charming manner puts you at ease and en¬ ables you to discuss your problem freely with her. Dr. Cannom’s sincere interest in the student establishes a bond there that few administrators know. And if you are acquainted with Mrs. Cannom and the little philosopher of the family, David, you can under¬ stand why Dr. Cannom seems happy most of the time. Of course those haggard lines in the morning only mean pleasant hours spent pacing the floor with David—giving him crooning lessons, don’t you imagine? Mrs. Hazel Baxter Dr. Charles W. Cannom

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HAWLEY [nuns We are all acquainted with the hearty personality of Dr. Hawley and the work he has done. Park will always bear his influence and remember his fine, courageous leader¬ ship. The men who handle the finances are most vital in promoting the suc¬ cess of such institutions as Park College. Mr. D. M. Knight, the busi¬ ness manager of the school, has handled Park’s money problems for many years. Mr. Knight serves also on the Board of Trustees, and was active in the stabilization drive of 1939. Not only has he proved him¬ self invaluable as the college finan¬ cier, but he has been the primary factor in jiromoting friendliness and KNIGHT cooperation between the students, the work, and finance departments. [ 15 ]

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Everj ' individual needs the help of a guiding hand. It has been the aim of the W. S. G. A. to extend the help of such a hand to the women of the campus, by setting before them a code of rules including suggestions for proper conduct on and off the campus. Better wear hose to dinner, girls. How many does it take to make a quorum? Shall Parker House have one-half a vote or a full vote? Why give Terrace as much representation as Woodward? What will be the outcome of all this wrangling? The answer is self-govern¬ ment for the men of the campus, a worthwhile experiment.