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

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A11 tfzur Lznalon Maddox A ternber 24, 1909 anuary 2, 1940 W iam ,Davis B A 1 1925 ugus 6, D d November 1, 6 if V 1 7' i F' V 1 w + 1 I r L. ff , F' LM, F' H I' I iq , F 1 L.. id L F-41-, L 1 1 im , A 1 , L., 1 i..i1 l i , i l 1 5- . ...L--V 6

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iG1.,rff-- ' c,-,pm I A-on F LN, - t Lev L, .,4 Ft L, l V' L F L1 ,..i L tt' Lf F4 L It 0.4 L 1 I 1 t FJ 3 Lu F gtf ri L 1' P it DQD CFITION , I 5 liz i man 6 Associated with the growth of the North Kansas City schools there is one who by her untiring efforts and generously given time has helped to promote all the interests of the school. Aware of the part that she- has played in the progress of the school, we wish to dedicate this l94O issue of The Owl to Myra Del-lcrrt Cotter whose devotion to the school has been evident at every milestone in its growth. -W4 Z ' , 0 r 5 I 'lf E eeeee e I 5 tt

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r ' 1 l 'U ,Q Wei ,,- 'l t c ,ir F' 1 F ' the proper educational development of boys and girls must be the foremost of all WJ administrative policies. Efficient management of books, equipment, buildings, finances, 1 teaching personnel, community relations, and hundreds of other administrative policies are Lua N important only in so far as they contribute to the Welfare of the pupils as they learn to live in an organization which prepares them for participation in a democratic society. T in developing this attitude it becomes necessary for all, administrator to pupil, to realize that J'-fi 'r the other fellow has his privileges which must be protected and respected. The proper F- coordination of all of the school's facilities and activities in promoting such a program lui constitutes the chief function of good administration. li' 1 1 L, J 1 H L, J is J c fc' 1 'I I c Li J b fr jj aj, , iff '- A 11?-:i '?3. S' ' ,ff 5 by ' l 7 K , L