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

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RAY ELLIOTT Work? Work? What's work? Where have I heard that word before? EUGENE EVANS Iust an idea! Why doesn't he get that job he wants at the airport? BETTY FAIRBANKS Cheerful and delightfully pleasant. BETTY LOU FAUSSET A modest wee lass who prefers silent prudence to loguacious folly. BILL FISHER Rather sleep than study-rather eat than sleep-rather laugh than eat. CI-IARLES FOSTER Your silence is refreshing f- your ability is a prize. BILL ENOOI-IS Bill has blazed a path fl1fO1-195 many activities in high school? l'1'9'll burn his path through music, sports, plane designing, and IOUY' nalism next year at college. LUCILLE EVANS One of these quiet little music makers-department of violinistics- smiling-good natured-and full of fun. PEGGY FAIRBANKS She is enthusiastic to start learning how to fashion hair at a beauty school. Vtfe recommend her traits. PAUL FIELDS A smiling countenance is a big asset-Paul ought to know. EMMA LOU FOLEY An unobtrusive girl-but fools 'em with jollity when they come to know her, NORINE FRENCH And-'may I suggest -Norine with her finger in many pies always finishes her iob well. P' F' F' t I' on V' ts, F. i at r-I ht ,,..4 La F. I 5 'Q ,Q L-L A L', ,A a ...Q a .4 ...A ...-Q L.. L-r g ,.A 9 ..,i Q Curl' l'l1E A OVIHA knitt Who Welt Earl footl goin deci Quia , in-if Iled 'C11 ..::,

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BILL HENDERSON Alibi Bill . Every fan should have a good alarm clock. He is willing to be everyone's friend. ROBERT LEE HILL Immaculate, ambitious, and consis- tent-three admirable traits, Bob. PALMER HUGHES This engineering aspirant turned loose his compressed tank of energy on Hi-Y. ROY HURSI-IEY He speaks the nomenclature oi radio like a veteran. WANDA IOHNSON Willing to be everyone's friend- with a sense of humor that carries her along. ELIZABETH KIECHLE Sincere good humor marks this girl -one of those whose loyalty cloesn't die with time. BETTY HICKS A willing and active girl who as! pires to become a beauty' OPGTWOT- NADINE HIMMELBERG She does things as they should be done-a rare characteristic. DAVID HUNT Here he isp there he goes-just a ilash in athletics. BETTY ANN IACKS Sugar and spice and all that's nice -that's Betty-leader of the Eti- Ouettes. IULIA KANABEL A demure lass-one whose friends derive great pleasure from knowing. IEAN KIECHLE lean is a loyal companion-an ex, cellent friendia very earnest work- er---true to the end. P' ri f V' 51 r- 'VW , in ,. 'Q f 7 5 'Q T 'T -L 'Qi -A Fl' QA, bu, 1 A ,A 6 f. nfl! BX I, P I G, Bt B C1 li O cc O. G lx U CI 1 X if