Parsons High School - Norseman Yearbook (Parsons, KS)

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Q. ' FACUL Y ma 4 px. First Row-Isabelle Dills, Margaret Gifford, Arley Riggs, Helen Bartlett, Principal E. F. Farner, Harriet Taylor, Gladys Sissell, Vesta Smith, and Lorene Bailey. Second Row-W'illiam Moore, Dean of Women Nora E. Smith, Victor Hall, Ann Theilen, Bailey Ricketts, J. H. Koontz, Leeta Scott, Allene Guthrie, Clara Morris, Clarence Franklin, and Margaret Smith. Third Row-Donald B. Youel, YVilma Wells, Lucille Bailey, Mary Scott, Charles Piatt, Ray E. YVilliams, L. N. Jewett, Fred Fordemwalt, Wallace Guth- ridge, and VVallace J. Newell. Those patient sufferers-ourj teachers-deserve all kind of credit as each high school senior walks across the stage and receives his Sheepskin, Many hours and much thought have gone into making the five years in the higher units profit- able and enjoyable. A The teachers have teachers meetings about every two weeks, where problems of interest are discussed. Books have been reviewed, and reports have been made. Teaching isn't all these teachers can do. Several of them are good farmers, some are intensely interested in art, and others have very beautiful gardens. Please, teachers, accept our thanks for your patient leadership and under- stan 'nga fe Q-f I-ILQE ,fE.3X!lliIlXlC?lefs hi?

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os, E. F. FARNER REES H. HUGHES Principal of Senior High School Superintendent of Schools ADMINISTRATION MR. FARNER MR. HUGHES Mr. E. F. Farner, principal of the high school and junior college., is one of the best leaders that could be found in all the country to guide young people through the difficult five years of high school and junior college. His patient guidance and kind consideration have made him loved by allr-stu- dent, teachers, and parents alike. He has helped to make the feel- ing of pulling together that is evident in high school, and thus has made himself invaluable to the Parsons school system. Serving in the capacity as Superintendent of S c h o 0 l s for eleven years, Mr. Rees H. Hughes h a s become a familiar figure among the students. His genial companionship and advice have brought about the high esteem which is held for him. Mr. Hugh- es will never be forgotten by the ones who are closely associated with him. He is always one of usf, Without sufficient leadership no worthy enterprise can succeed smoothly. The combined cooperation of Mr. Hughes, Mr. Farner, the Faculty, and the School Board has been the guiding hand that has cruised the Class of '35 through the most critical period of history, each doing his part to make the work less difficult for the, other. l3,4AI'QefCDlXll,QXlXI

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Resource means a supply that will meet all demands. The Clubs and the school ac- tivities are helping to build an abundance of right think- ing, experience in leader- ship, a resourcefulness of clean living so that in later life a richness of knowledge and a skill of meeting life's gs Resourcefulness difficulties and problems will be prevalent in the every day life of all stu- dents.