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

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Guide Students In School Life. WHERE TO GO . . . Anna Lou Shelton dis- cusses college plans with Miss Lucille Dugan, senior counselor. Madeline Battling, her office assistant, checks other college bulletins. FOUR YEAR PLAN . . . 'Miss Lena Davidson freshman counselor, helps ,lim Blakeslee plan his high school program for the next three years. credits. vo' TAKE A LETTER . . . Mr. Fred Baden e counselor, dictates a letter to the of a PHS sophomore after checking his

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Principals And Counselors . MR. HOMER KESTERSON The warmth of his understanding, the friendliness of his personality, the efficient administering of his position make Parkview's principal Homer Kester- son respected and loved by faculty and students. To him and to Mr. James Ford, assistant prin- cipal, belongs much of the credit for Parkview's successful years. Stare Principal MR. JAMES FORD Assistant Principal

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From whatever perspective Park- view's faculty is viewed-whether as professionally trained and skilled in- structors or as the interested, helpful friends-its members meet high standards. They contribute their share toward the friendly atmosphere that charac- terizes Parkview and give unsparing- ly of their abilities and energy to pre- pare their students to meet the de- mands of a highly competitive society. DIG IN . . . Apparently unafraid of calories Mr. George Buckler, Mr. Edward Rykowski, and Principal Homer Kesterson help themselves to dessert. These desserts were only a small part of the variety of food available at the Parkview faculty picnic held in the PHS cafeteria. Eloise Austin Fred Balden Eleanor Beck V. J. Bixler George Buckler Georgia Calton Shorthand Sophomore Counselor Home Economics I, IH, Business Low Citizenship Bookkeeping Clerical PVUCHCC Dean of Bays Il' Salesmanxhip Secretarial Practice Typewriting Citywiie Chairman ol Business Education I4