Parsons High School - Norseman Yearbook (Parsons, KS)

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.. 4. 'I ' ,L-its , x1asz as,.g .. 3:11 38 SENIOR CLASS ' President ..... ..... H arold Deever Vice-President . . .... William Dearth Secretary .... ...... R uth Keiter Treasurer . . . ..... Maude Griggs Sponsor .... .... M iss Mary Scott Sponsor .... Mr. Allen Piatt SENIORS BROADCASTING This is the Senior class of 1929 broadcasting their annual history from Station P. H. S. It is with the greatest of pleasure and pride that we broadcast to you at this time, the history of the four wonderful years which we spent in Parsons Junior and Senior High Schools. In the fall of 1925, we were a divided class, attending East and West Junior High Schools. Ralph Glore and Sidney Robinson were the leaders of the two groups, and led them through a very successful and eventful vear. In 1926, we all united into one class, as Sophomores in the Senior High School with Bill Dearth as president, and looked upon our upper classmen with awe waiting and hoping for the time when we should be the dignified Seniors. In 1927 we were Juniors drawing nearer and nearer to the goal for which Junior Freshman was chosen to lead our class. In this eventful year we presented one of the best and most successful plays ever given in P. H. S. Mrs. Temple s Telegram . We also surprised the school one day, the girls came dressed as boys, and boys as girls, each one representing some one in the Senior class. And then! The J umor-Senior Banquet, the annual social event given in honor of the Seniors by the Junior class. This banquet was given in a most delightful wav, decorated in pink and green colors, at the Central Christian Church. In 1928 we became the mighty Seniors under the leadership of Harold Deever. The Senior Carnival, which was given November 16, was a big financial success and afforded amusement for many. We are looking forward to hobo day when everv senior sees how ridiculous he can look and also to skip day when we forget that we are the dignified Seniors, and fail to appear in our respective classes. We will also have a chance to prove that we have the best dramatic talent to be found anywhere, in the form of a play which will be presented by the Senior class at the end of the school year. But alas! All things pleasant or otherwise must end, and we must pass on to our future careers Class of 1929 signing off bidding a fond farewell to dear old P. H. S. Ruth Keiter, '29, we were so eagerly striving. Ralph Glore, the capable President of the East J f f f .,:.::.+:w-zm. 1 . . I mmm 1 929zamw13s1Lsaa1almralsians.n'snaunnsmxa1 mn-3 M. 'ii S 1-1 .131

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