North Kansas City High School - Purgold Yearbook (North Kansas City, MO)

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1 I I I fi 1 t . I11- 42 11 1 .4 I 21.2521 - 21. 1 - 1 SUPHOMGRFS . F 1 1 11 .1 I I . I SOPHOMORF OFFICERS Prather . .I ...... President Moore . Vice-Pvfesident Keller . . Sec1'eta1ry-Treasurer Lucas . . Song Leader McCall . . Yell Leader Evans - . . S 6'1'gf?CLl'llf-Off-f17 I7'lS I This is station S. Q. P. H., the broadcasting station of the Sophomore Class. I 1 On a bright September morning, an energetic company of boys and girls I I entered the High.School with the purpose of becoming loyal students and peppy I, I1 boosters of all school activities. Our Freshman Class history gives proof that in y i scholarship and in all activities we played our part well, and this year We have striven to keep up the good record we made last year. JI At the opening of school this year we again entered as peppy Sophs, and we had a dandy enrollment. We are now making as good a record as any Sophomore ' Class in the history of the scho-olg Wehave always done our bit toward boosting and improving our High School, and next year we hope to accomplish even '- greater things. . If. 1 111 Q, ..fff. 71g's1I Wx, iw, 'L yy I :IZ 5 t 117: . I Ilfi 145, . 9 I C . 1- .L 1 K+'- iThis is station S.. O. P. H., the broadcasting station of the Sophomore Class, signing off. I l14l . 1 1I I I1 ' 1 , I 1 I 1,1 V1 1I I I1 K1 1 11 II W1 I I 1 I W1 1 I II 1 I '1 I1 I 1 I 1 I 1 I 1 I. . It 1 ll K 1 ISIC fa: I f 1 1 i 1 I I 1 1 1 . 1 T . I - I II 1 . L , I . 1 .4 1 . U? eu .- 11 T7 X 1 gm. 1 '1. I I 1' I Z3 I3 I ?1I C. -1 . I .Fw . del I 1 I .Q J.. .1 , ,N Je, fy 2 1 3'-2 I 12111 121 1 1 I?11 I I IM I , I 1 I I I ' 1 11 11 It I 1 II 1 I 1 II I I 1 I I1 II II I I X. II 11 I I I 1I I I I X1 LI I 1I I I ,I IT I I I I 1 1I g l 1 C gi-1 I -Fi V.. fi: Iii ' rt fi X, .111 :fi :Fifi 1531 L' 'ss I x ma- - .Li . . ...,a,.,- ,a,,.g,N K .. J,,ammAi-Wm . , - 1 .gs