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Parkview's Facult . . . HOMER KESTERSON, principal, and .Iames Ford, assistant princi- pal, extinguish the uncounted candles on their combined birthday cake. Though not on the same day, their birthdays are close. ELEANOR BECK GEORGE BUCKLER GEORGIA CALTON Home Economics I, Citizenship B00kk6CpiI1g I II, III Secretarial Practice Departmental Chairman ARCH COCHRAN MARY COLLIER BELLE COPSEY Driver Education Special Education Biology I English I . I4 N0 play could ever be presented without a director, likewise, no school could ever exist without teachers. Parkview was blessed with sixty-six well- trained and considerate faculty members this year. These were the best directors a student could want. Whether the subject be home economics or history, each teacher put his all into his work and as a result, Parkview was a bright, interested, and happy school. LELA BABB CHARLES BAIRD Algebra I, II English I Fundamentals of Speech Public Speaking BONHAM CHANCELLORX Generallgdnceg ,ry if MAR'LYN D. RUTH COWAN CUNNINGHAM Journalism I, II English III, IVL English II
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tudent Welfare Their Concern QW H COLLEGE . . . Mr. Fred Baldeu, dean of boys and senior counselor, consults with Donna White- hair about plans for the next year. PERMISSION SLIPS . . . Miss Lena Davison, dean of girls and junior counselor, accepts Kay Stone's reasons for being absent from Class. CONSULTATION WITH PARENTS . . . A link he- SCHEDULINC . . . Miss Lucille Dugan, sophomore counselor, tween school and home, Mr. Robert Lewis, freshman advises Cary Bareforcl about courses he should take during oounselor, holds a telephone conference. Mr. Lewis held his junior year. many such conferences during the ear. ' I3
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G idance . . . OLIVE DECATUR LILLIAN DELO THELMA DILLARD RALPH DOTY BERNARD DREIER English I Music Arithmetic General Woodwork Biology IA Mathematics IA Advanced Woodwork Biology I Algebra I General Drafting LUCILLE DUGAN DOROTHY DOROTHY ELLISON KENNETH WAYNE FRENCH H Psychology DUSTMAN Citizenship FREDERICKSON Citizenship I Sophomore Counselor Algebra I Algebra I Sociology ' Q Plane Geometry Mathematics I LEONARD GILMAN General Science Physics Chemistry CHARLES GRAY World History Departmental Chairman ADA GRIFFIN ALLEN GWINN Typewriting Bench Metalwork General Metalwork Electricity Advanced Drafting HAROLD HEIN Chemistry Departmental Chairman MILDRED HULSE HARLAN HUTSELL EVALYN JOHNSON HELEN JOHNSON WILLIAM French I, II Driver Training English III English III KIMBERLING Word Study Departmental Dramatics American HiSf0fY Chairman I 5 World Geography
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