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

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Miss Lena Davison Mr. Robert Lewis Dean of Girls Dean of Boys TAKE NOTE Miss Lena Davison, dean of girls, sends a message to a student by Linda Humphrey, stu- dent 'oflice worker. Miss Davison serves as one of the chief disciplinary and guidance counselors of the school. RECORD REVIEW Mr. Robert Lewis, dean of boys, constantly reviews records of both present and past students of Parkview for job and college opportunities. School, PTA .loin Forces in Student Welfare TOP BRASS On the executive board of the Parent-Teachers Associa- tion were Mrs. John Pat- terson, president, Mr. Fred dent, Mrs. Harold Kerr, first vice-president, Mrs. Kirk West, secretary, Mrs. James Mauldin, treasurer. 15 Balden, second vice-presi-

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ff at i W Lu! i J fl if L ,il L Fi X N' W i Mr. Fred Balden Principal Mr. Charles Espy Assistant Principal Dedication and enthusiasm mark Mr. Fred Balden's Hrst year as Parkviewas principal. His support of Parkviewis strong educational program and extra-curricular activ- ities and his friendliness help to make Mr. Balden well- liked by both students and teachers. Since Parkview opened, Mr. Balden has served cap- ably in carrying out the many duties of principal, assist- ant principal, and dean of boys. During his First year at Parkview, Mr. Charles Espy, assistant principal has demonstrated his interest in the educational and social programs of the school. Parkview students have been impressed with his friendliness and school spirit as well as his capability as an administrator.

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1442 Haag, efe'ZaeaZ2ffz, CPD .dfwfcifiaef f Mirza? K Q Mg? rr as wi. , if .. t J? + wc tr at ,lift . 51 7 u s,Z.,,.1,f.t. 4 5- -,H . . it . V Mr. John Bell Miss Lucille Dugan Freshman Counselor Sophomore Counselor DON'T DROPOUT .. . Mr. John Bell, freshmen coun- selor, looks over some cartoons dealing with the dis- couraging future faced by the dropout. Counselors en- deavor to work out a program of study for each student which will meet his individual needs. THINK IT THROUGH, TALK IT OVER Miss Lucille Dugan, sophomore counselor, confers with a stu- dent. Personal conferences may deal with present edu- cational problems or with ways to reach future goals. f 16 Counselors Aid . . . Deans and counselors provide guidance to students in forming their plans for the future and in handling the problems of high school life. Advice in the selection of a college, in application for scholarships, and in investi- gation of vocational opportunities is a valuable part of the assistance which they provide. Solving scheduling problems for students and provid- ing information to prospective employers are also in- cluded in their duties. They also administer group di- agnostic and measuring tests and hold conferences to evaluate the performance and potential of the students. The deans assist teachers, counselors, and administra- tors wi-th guidance and student problems. They also serve as the primary disciplinary officers of the school. The counselors serve as consultants for both students and teachers, working in such areas as student academic achievement, attendance, attitude, and behavior.