Parsons High School - Norseman Yearbook (Parsons, KS)

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Qirl Reserves U lf l I C ICHS l'l'l'SlllL'Ill . , . . llusr-A1111 llunnclly . . . . Nlziijimwiu Davis . . XX'ilin:i 'l'lmlnpsm1 Yimw'-pix-siilm-iii S1-i'i'1-lail'y . . 'l'l'1-'nsiiiwi' . Nlzirgauri-I Ili-llv King 4 . . . . . Mlm- Sl'1lll'llX . Bl:n'joric Ilzivis . . Arli-nv llngun . . . . lnvz Allcn Social . . NIL-inlmm-Vsliip l'rugi'znn . Finzinci- . Wnrsliip . Sl'l'Yl1'l' . . lbzwzi llc-1-il liairncs . , Ninn Main .Mlznns l'ublii'ily . . . Nl:n'g:iri'I Slough Nlusir' . . . . Nlzlry lmliisc livcrl SIIUIISUI' . . . Miss Nurs: Slllllll To face lifv sqliziri-ly :nnl In lincl :xml givc Ihr- lu-sl is the illllll of the Girl Rc-svrvos. This clnh which incols cw-ry third Nlnncluy, has become one of lhc li-ailing cluhs nl' lhc sulioul for girls. Thc cnhinoi clijuyi-fl ai 1linncl'sr'i'vc4l hy thc G. li. Cmllillitivc of the Y. YV. C. A. llnnril in tho lnnni- nl' Mrs. I cn'lu-y. The districl t'0llli0l'0l1L'l' which hurl ns ils lll0lll0 ushlllvllllllg hiddeng go and find il was hi-lil in Clizninlo. Tlmso ulloncling frrnn the cluh were Rosc Ann Donnelly, Mzlrjnrio llnvis. lnoz Allcn. :anal Muxinu Glllllllllllll. A clinnvr party for tha- lli-Y llaihinvi was given hy ilu- Girl Reserve Cabinet in thi- Y, XV. 11. A. rnnlns. This party, along with various programs has helped to further the co-opcralion between the two clubs. NINETEEN HUNDRED THIRTY-FOUR Page Forty-three

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Music The High School Orchestra, Little Symphony, Chorus, Band, and Drum Corps are directed hy Mr. Charles S. McCray. To Mr. McCray the credit is given for 'ntroducing the orchestra and band as regular classes into tlzc schools, and for being the first to bring the band and drum CUIIJS arrangement now in uf-ie in the Parsons Schools. He is an able director and has a wide knowlege in the field of music, as has been moved by his success with the scluool organizations. Besides directing thc High School Orchestra lie also also directs the Junior High Orchestras. Miss Nora Smith, Dean of Girls, helps the mus'c Department by act- ing as sponsor and chaperon for the girls on all trips taken by any of the mus..c groups. Band and Drum Corps The High School Band and Drum Corps has upheld its reputation as the best band and drum corps in this part of the country. In July, as the official hand for the Lions club, they went to St. Louis where they placed third in the national contest, thus winning S250 for the hand and S100 for the Drum Corps. For the seventh consecutive time they have attended the American Royal at Kansas City, Missouri, where their performance was an honor to the school and to the city. They have been present at all the ,QSIIICS of football and basketball, and have been an important factor in creating the proper school spirit. Those girls in the drum corps are: Naomi -Allen, Marie Caldwell, Frances Campbell, Betty Cole, Mary .lane Conroy, Mary Eleanor DeLongy, Elizabeth DeVine, Therese Holland, Maurine Hyatt, Suelee Galvin, Margaret Belle King, Marian Hughes, Mary Markham, Mercedes Murry, Enid Palmer, Audrey Peterson, Neva Ralston, Betty Risser, Alice Scaletty, XVinifred Schmoll, Marguerite Startz, XVilma Thompson, Anita VVarden, Florence Marie Columbia, Mary Catherine Coons, Anna Marie Haubold, Getella DeJarnette, Jean Gilbert, Dorothy Henry, Virginia King, Dorothy Jean Knauer, Thelma McKinley, Marian Meador, nd Mary Martha Russell. PARSONS SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL Page Forty-four

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Hi-U President .... Vice-presidcint and Program Chairman Secretary .... Treasurer .... Social Chairman . Bible Chairman . . NVorld Brotherhood trl7l7lClIli1i . , Elmer Columbia Jr. . . Roger North . Ralph Rust . Mark Griggs . Bill Hudspeth . Dale Gribhen Gayle Rodgers Sponsor ..... . , Mr. Victor Hall The Hi-Y is the high school orgnization of the Y. M. C. A. This club meets every Mondav at Activitv period. lt has progressed rapidly since the date of its organization in 1921 until now it is one of the leading boys' clubs of the school. The aim of the Hi-Y Club is To create, maintain, and extend throughout high school and community life high standards of Christian character. Its motto is Clean living, clean scholarship, clean speech, and clean athletics. PARSONS SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL Page F orty-two