Parkview High School - Viking Log Yearbook (Springfield, MO)

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Parkview's Helping Hands 0 6 O , may Q.,-if 450' . A i 5 CHEERFUL COOKS . . . Feeding 1,700 persons a day, these cooks had a big job. Front row: Mrs. Goldie Cobb, Mrs. Eliza- beth Muggelberg, Mrs. Delphia Elfrits, Mrs. Evea Andrus, Mrs. Eula Allman, Mrs. Juanita Bade, Mrs. Jewell Canada, Mrs. Lona Kissick, Mrs. Esther Redd. Back row.' Mrs. Nell Pearcey, Mrs. CLEAN-UP CREW . . . Always keeping Parkview High School looking shipshape were these very efficient custodians. Front row: Harry Ray, Martin Lewis, Herschel Keltner. Back row: Albert Coats, Harry Walton, Bill Cilleland, Joe Hackley. Lillian Horn, Mrs. Colden Edge, Miss Cecil Welch, Mrs. Mary Steele, Mrs. Jessie Wilkinson, Mrs. Bonnie Mae Hughes, Mrs. Eunice Wright, Mrs. Cledith Smittle, Mrs. Louise Huxley, Mrs. Mabel Burk. IT'S A BIG JOB . . . Yes, keeping all of Parkview's many windows clean was a big job. However, these two custodians, Max Eagleburger and John Wood, managed to tackle the job with a smile. 20

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Parkview's Helping Hands . . . 1 l C1 GOOD AFTERNOON . . . Answering the phone with a WHAT A JOB . . . Mrs. LaVerne Edge, Mr. Kestersons friendly voice is Mrs. Latricia Chrisman, general office worker. secretary. shows Mrs. Maxine McFarlin, Mr. Ford's secretary Mrs. Clirisman is also secretary for the deans. how to begin the quarterly job of sorting grade cards. STEP RIGHT UP . . . Mrs. Margaret Brewer, financial secretary. sells a Viking Log fee card to Bill McCollum. Mrs, Brewer handles all financial matters. keeps the club bank, sells bus tickets, is- sues fee cards, and holds class money. ON FILE . . , Mrs. Beverly Mace and Mrs. Mary Moffett check the files for telephone numbers of absent students. Whenever a student doesn't ap- pear in school, the parents receive a call. Thus, skipitis is banished at PHS.

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. Student orkers Aid School 0 O BUSY. BUSY. BUSY . . . l. ,lerrie Cunningham stands ready to begin the big chore of delivering the High Times. This is done by her and five other girls every Thursday when the paper is issued. 2. Collecting absent and tardy slips is Linda Cook. This task is performed every hour by the office workers. 3. The school store is always a busy place. Kay Conrad sells a package of typing paper to Sam Claxton. Profits from this store helped finance the student government activities. f scH00'f STORE A -A--.st I, M -Q 4. Pam Henslee waits to take the money of the students coming through the lunch line, Both the hot line and the snack line are very popular with the students. 5. Mr. Ronald Rucker. science instructor, receives the pink sheet from Carol Ritzen, office worker. The sheet contains absences, tardies, withdrawals, and entries of students. 7l