Parsons High School - Panther Yearbook (Parsons, WV)

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Principal’s Message GETTING ALONG There are about four billion people in this world. That is a lot of people; and each of them has feelings that are just as imponant to him as yours are to you. You don’t like to have your feelings him. But how can you expect others to be careful of your feelings unless you show a little respect for theirs? To remember how other people feel and to be consider- ate of their feelings is one of the hardest things we have to learn. Learning to consider other people's feelings is very important in making and keeping friends. It is imponant in other things, too. What- ever you want to be - a businessman, doctor, law- yer, teacher, or almost anything else. You will be more successful if you know how to get along smoothly with people, without hurting their feel- ings. - Better yet - Read and practice Ephesians 6:10-12, n

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Board Of Education LEFT TO RIGHT: James Phillips; Patrica Michael, president: Don Carr, superintendent; Edward Kepner; Ronald Hel- mick; and Ronald Knotts. Superintendent The Board of Education meets several times a month to make important decisions on things of importance to the schools of Tucker County. 10 Don H. Carr

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Assistant Principal Boy, it’s been a long day. Mr. Moore, more commonly known as Coach has been the assistant principal at PHS for three years. His duties vary from MR. HOWARD D. MOORE writing excuses to making change, helping in the lunchroom, and relieving Mr. Swank on different occasions. Secretary i? Mrs. Mason's duties are very interest- ing throughout the day as she aids stu- dents in locating Mr. Swank, making change, and answering the telephone. She also keeps records of all the stu- dents at PHS. MRS. EVA MASON