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

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ff XIX. if i . -- SHINNY CLUB Q'LtCllifiCLZf7i01flS.' A Weak mind and a strong back. M0tt0.' Shinnyon your own sideg -Flo cl ev' .' Buttercup. ' Colon: Green and yellow. QFFICLRS Shroeder . . H . Shinniest Shinnief McCall . Shimmiestt Sihinnef West . Shinniest Shimmier p THF HERD A Foster Hodge Neal Prather Caxanaugh Settle Leonard VVilliamson Cooley Morgan Gleason Cleason Davidson Henderson Fvans Moore. The purpose of this club is to enable those who must exert their dormant athletic desires to do as the motto says Shinny on your own side. For mem- bership application the official staff must pass unanimously upon the prospective ability of the would-be Shinnier. Other qualifications vary according to the time and date of initiation and personal desires of the officials. . 2 if 7 . Hf fQ Q 7i ' 'f fff k W pin CK Ja cz iv Hr , - 4 , . , l . . . J 7 x J Q 9 1 1 1 1 9 J 7 I 1 J 1 -' 1 , 1 7 1 J: 1 r l ' ' 'WP ul . 'I Q

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I I I I I I I I I I I ig, I 5 I 114 I , V, I I-I I L' I Iil I -if' , I I 'I I II M I I 'V 3 I 'Ii I I ' II I I I I IJ I I Iii I I IW? I I II I I WI I I V , AI I y I ' ISI I 3 ' I I F Q g I gfii I gin I ' III? I lpil 2 IM I ,Jil 8' RY- lj iIi iIi Ii 4 NI, I iifuii-il ' rw 'Z 1 gm IV 3 NN PWR fig I -IIIIC' 'mfllmsv THE 13 CLUB Flower' Jonquil. Colors: Yellow and Wliite. CHARTER MEMBERS I Fightmaster, Thompson, Neal, Goodwin, Hodge, Cooper, Gabb, Keller, Williamson, Settle, Moore, Prather, Davidson. ADDITIONAL MEMBERS Foster, Gragg, Henderson, Lucas. The Thirteen Club was organized during this last year and has proved to be a worthy organization to all concerned. A special constitution has been drawn up and through this, the Club will undoubtedly become a permanent organization. Thirteen charter members chose Miss Favreau as sponsor and on a certain Friday, the 13th, a most successful program was given before assembly. The motto, Lucky or Unluckyn logically became universal following this program. Only members of the Senior High School are eligible. An assessment of thirteen cents per month is placed upon each member and a program is generally given at the meetings of the Club, which are always held on the 13th of the month. E27l . A-fs---H -U --'P ef'---e-M-----+-fefQ:ff-AAt'f--'--1-fff- A-- r I ie1eTzf'-'-1'+- 1 up W ' A'i 'M ' ' 'Aw , . .I,,,., LW, - , .-,-, :-.s-- I, ,,,.,,I I X I