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

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W., -..ie .5 . A - FRESHMEN Top row: lames Brown, Paul Brandenberg, Bob Barber, Billy Carroll, Carl Albers, 1. A. Barnes, james Berry, Charles Benlamm, lack Bryant, Bob Ballard. Second row: Opal Belcher, Donna Beitman, Eileen Almons, Nor- ma Black, Edward Breshears, Mar- fha Bell, Kenneth Barr, Andres Barrera. Bottom row: Kathryne Bell, Betty Brenner, Dorothy Brand, MBV' garet Berg, Helen Brown, Clara -55 xv' Brown, Doris Bird, Dorothy Bruce. 'fix T 0 p r o w: Edward Dauck, .james Curtis, Clay Edwards, Rich- 'Qfard Canaday,C lame? Clar:qk,COl1f:-ll II ar en er, i , l?gIril4r,DIiw?myan, Richard Cuthbert- son, Ralph Downing. Second row: Eddie Collins. PN, Frances Cantrell, Shirley Dunn. 3 Mary lane Edwards, Martha Cooley. i lx LaGreta Donaldson, Helen CQYF, Mary Clapp, Benny Dudley, Marilyn Cales, Anna Conway. Bottom row: Louise Ded- . mon, LaVonne Dorman, Hazel Conn, Etta lean Drennon, Letta lane Drennon, Darline Chadwick, Marie Casey, johnny Enggas, jack Dorflinger. lx xg xi 'Nas . 3' x 'xv X- Top row: Charlene Hawley, Viola Harmon, lean Groves, Mar- guerite Fulton, Dorothy Fisher, Mar- iorie Fisher. Eugene Green, Kenneth l-lackett, Riley Hague, Charles Ferry. Second row: Robert Gray, Louise Filger, Fred Fitzsimmons, Shirley Fisher, Robert Criessel, Rob- ert Hall, Donald Harlan, jack Gen- try, Floyd Groves. Bottom row: Buddy Flani- gan, Barbara Harris, Glen Fry, Jimmie I-larmon, lohn Fowler. Ruth Fletcher, Louise Foster, Virginia Glenn, Doris Gravatt. EXCERPTS FROM. A FRESHMAN'S DIARY 7. lust as I was feeling unsually proud of being a member of the largest freshman class in the history of the school, an upper classman hurt my feelings by saying, My land! 228 freshmen this year? That's just 228 times more greenness than we need in this school. The upperclassman didn't realize that meant there were 228 times more chances for our class to be smarter than he ever could hope to beQuncloubted- ly, the greenness from his freshman year hasn't worn off. SEPT. l3. Of c . g a initiation? How that paddle and those women's hats and aprons, which the boys had to wear, injured the dignity of our class! As much as we shall dislike mistreating the freshmen next year, l suppose we shall be compelled to treat them with the same tender consideration with which we have been treated in order to get even. SEPT. 28. On 'thi . - g l p S gn Z ary Rokach, vice-president, Paul Williams, secretary and treasurer. SEPT. ourse, the thirteenth day ot the month would be an unlucky one for us Can we ever for et th t s day we had our first important class meeting and elected Riley Ha ue re id t M DEC. lO. How busy our class has been the last two months. ln fact, we have accomplished so much and worn off so much greenness that we showed the school we were perfection pink when we gave our assembly program this morning. When a class has such members as Betty Brenner, Dixie Poynter, Marguerite Fulton Donald Murphy, Noel Myers, Richard Canady, Lauren Hudgens, Bill Schooley, Lois Klemp, Warren Streeter' Martha Ann Cooley, Marjorie Fischer and Virginia Glenn, to sing, dance, and read why shouldn't the other classes realize our importance? ' lAN. l4. After four months of hard work we decided a little relaxat' t th El T ' ' Freshmen may be green about some things, but they do know hootlvato skeate. Orreon would be beneflclal' MARCH 2. Betty Lou Vincent becomes our candidate for the lunior Carnival Queen, MAY l2. l-low tired I am this last week of school, yet not too tirecl to think of the ' f b ' ' ' high school next year. However, right now the j f t b ' my or emg In The Semor of the summer vacation. Hurrah for vacation sejyior if h emg green any longer I? ecllpsed by The thoughts f V' O 'S 1 end GVGVYHWWS, GSDGUBHY the vacation! 30