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

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for Welfare ol Students KEEPING IN STEP . . . Dr. Joe Kuklenski cmd Mrs. Marilyn Stevens confer about classroom materials and classroom matters. SAY AHHH . . . Mrs. Pearl Murray, the school nurse. takes Mary Anderson's temperature. Health records must be kept in order. Caring for sudden illnesses are a part of her responsibilities. GOOD ADVICE . . . Larry Cole- man and Mr. Fred Balden, assist- ant principal, have a friendly chat. Parkview administrators maintain a close relationship with the student body. 15

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Home, School Unite Efforts PTA EXECUTIVE BOARD . . . Dr. l. E. Kuklenski, prin- cipal: Mrs. Iohn Patterson, president: Mrs. Howard Kerr. first vice-president: Mrs. Kirk West. treasurer: and Mrs. I. C. Bartee. secretary. Uniting home with school is the Parent-Teacher Association whose main objective is to work with faculty to promote the welfare of the student. The Parkview chapter works in coopera- tion with local, state, and national PTA or- ganizations to strengthen understanding among faculty, parent, and student. 14 OPEN HOUSE . . . In observance of American Education week, parents are given the opportunity to visit Parkview and to talk with teachers. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Canaday talk with Miss Michele Gallais. English teacher. and Mrs. Rema Seiford, librarian, explains the library to an interested visitor.

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Deans, Counselors Guide TESTING TIME . . . One of the duties ol the counselors is to supervise the various diagnostic and measuring tests given to students. Miss Lucille Dugan. freshman coun- selor. is ready to proceed with the explanation given before the test begins. SCHEDULING SUGGESTIONS . . . Mr. Craig Sobotka. sophomore counselor, confers with Tom Davisson con- cerning a time for working out his program of study for his sophomore year. Deans and counselors are concemed with the welfare of each student in Parkview. Help in solving personal problems, advice in the se- lection of a program of study, information conceming college and vocational opportuni- ties are but a part of the assistance they offer. Through tests and conferences they try to evaluate both performance and potential of the students. 16 TABLE TALK . . . Daniela Gabutti. American Field Service exchange student: Linda Eiffert. her Ameri- can sister and hostess: Miss Lena Davison. dean of girls: Susan Har- rington. and Sara Heinemann. liason representative of the senior class for the AFS program at Parkview.