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

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Develop With Gymnastics BENDIN' LOW . . . Development of grace through exercise is stressed as an important iactor in physical education classes. Frances Merrill demonstrates a stretch exercise. SWINGIN' SOPHS . . . Chrissy Simon and Patty Holmes use rope-jumping to develop co-ordination. agility, and stamina. pw. Mn. Mildred Mac. Mn. Patricia sam Mn- Do th Physical Education 1. n. m phpml Baumann 1. u. nl Phnjwl Bd H 7 Q7 wgzfw M

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o a ell-Run School Service to the school is the goal of Parkview's secretaries, student workers, cooks, and cus- todians. The secretaries and attendance clerks help in scheduling, keep records, and perform ef- ficiently a multitude of tasks to keep Parkview running smoothly. Assisting them through the school day are student workers. The cooks prepare well-balanced hot lunch- es and maintain a snack line for the staff and students. It is the duty of the custodians to care for the building and campus. I t CUSTODIANS . . . Front Row: Warren Sarten, Doyle Daniels, NIGHT SHIFT . . . Bill Douglas and Gene Meighen work Duane Rutledge, Herschel Pippin. Second Row: Ioe Hackley, from 11 p. m. until 8 a. m. at their custodial duties. Dur- R. W. Snodgrass, Larry Walton. ing the school year, custodians maintain a round-thc clock care of the school. COOKS . . . Front Row: Mrs. Ilah Ramsdell. Mrs. Iewel Canady, Mrs. Nora Crance, Mrs. 5 Mary Melton, Miss Marie Hall. , Second Row: Mrs. Iane Hamil- V- ' 2241 5 K ton, Mrs. Margaret McCrimmons, ' if ,io L V Mrs. Ivy Chilton. Mrs. Elizabeth Q52 il Muggleburg. Mrs. Edna Brown. gi f - f? ' 35 Ag Third Row: Mrs. Arnyl Hobbs. yr 1 Miss Betty Anderson, Mrs. Faye McNerney, Mrs. Eva Andrus. Mrs. Edie lorgenson, Mrs. Anna Belle Osborn, Mrs. Esther Redd. ,,