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

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uf -15- -is -4 pa. me -gr. -. -1: -1 uv- -1' -L. -1 -. 1 ..l, elf ul -I pl .1 4, d ,yr LESl.lT' NELSON the nudifffd along, knowing what he Ss-ought, hut whistled as he went AUT RHI Ol thimqllt. lSET'l'Y lEAN PALMER Of an understanding nature and an amicable temperament she Wins friends. She has localized her in- terest in the business field. IUNE PORTER Like all good machinesAlune Works noiselessly. She doesn't gnaw dazedly on the end of her pencil with thoughts of going homey but on the contrary, thoughts for a shoit story. PEARY PRUETT To work or not to Work? That is the question . Mention archery and Peary's lethargy disappears pronto. ROY A. REYNOLDS The many imaginary model air- planes that Roy has so tediously constructed make it apparent that he is a true master of the hobby. We'll be Hhearin' from you. EUDORA CARLEYNE RIDDLE Eudora is known for her friendli- ness, enthusiasm, and thoroughness In all thot she does. J, U ' A, Q N ,W .gy -F LOUIS NEWMAN lust a journalist at heart-this handsome lad4although he's good -he can be bad! EUGENE PETERSON Gene -never idle a moment - thrifty and thoughtful of others. A worthy student is admired as a person of ctbility. IOE PRATHER Quiet, stable, genial fellow-kind of fellow who'll get far without much noise. NADINE PURSELL Possessed with a definite charm- willing to be usefulg willing to be liked. It is the French personality. BETTY LOU RICHARDSON Inscrutable-smiling Mona Lisa-We were baffled-till webdxiscovered that she was smiling-axt soriekthingafgnriy. x 'X' I 'Y X. rg. if xg QE EE s Y fig C. ai all is Q js, Q L Y I Cx, T Xxx x 1giMEs 1W.sj13iLEiS fx N. 2-4 - L,- Iarnes thinks in gterrhs of the ififthvi K dimension, neverlx stopping ,Stix thas fourth. Be merryt, if you are Wise, K R X Xe W . L A ' E 'Q xx V.: X yi R , . X Q1 11 4 L x , X , , X t -NX. t K' N x f R if N 'Gift , ff' Rt Y. t t

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X 't ' ' ax, -- .. A, 7' i1 ,L 1 v 7 X i- i X f 4 1 5 - ,T 5,1 a 1 LELIA BELLE MARSHALL Easy-going Lelia plans to exercise her ten ivories, slaving away tor an irate employer. Here's luck. You'll need it. VICTOR MATTHEWS Quiet but dynamic-silence often denotes intelligence. Writing is one of his chief accomplishments--see the Buzz . EUGENE MCCAMMON An upright, downright honest boy, who is a fixer-upper -of locks. IOHN MCGRATH Nothing is more useful than si- lence , says Iohn. He's another one of those collecting photograph ad- dicts. LAWRENCE MORROW As a spark-plug in boys' music, Lawrence hummed through a school career jammed with activities. He aspires to continue some mode ot journalism. lO ANNE MYERS This sophisticated senior girl with that enigmatic smile keeps us guess- ing, She has that certain some- thing which will aid her in her chosen profession-librarian. w V 24 I VC' GERALD MARTIN A student ot welding, he ir1ter1dS to protessionalize his hobby as his life work. EDWARD MATTHIESEN A diligent worker who believes success comes through honest labor. FRANKLIN MCCORKLE Not flashy-but steady and depen- dable- Hank will make an ex- cellent taxidermist. CARL McMlLLlAN Athlete-always cheerful-always Willing to help-mechanical draw- ing on the side and a maior in personality. EARL MOSBY As relaxation from studies, he shoots the bull's eye-- Waterlog is bent on filling his obligations. DOROTHY NELSON A cheerful grin is the secret ot popularity-ea genial disposition brings its owner more friends. F' P'T or F Q, V' 'ri V' 'll' ,..i A rr l rr l it ig? -, l 1 .L ,A 'Q ' Li LL Hi Sl Q i -I W.. -I N.. ,i

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t BILL ROSS His friends are manye-his foes are few-but just between us two-he has a girl! RAYMOND SCOTT A sense of humor carries one along, but suc ess omes to the deserving. Continu q od work fl: , r i f' yi ffl My X I SARA MAE SEELEY Gen us and virtue are often plain- set. She has enjoyed trying achieve her ambitions. CHARLES SMITH Charley commanded an army of tin-a Ford. If he hadn't existed, il would have been necessary to invent his equal. MARQUIS SMITH He-'s one of those Smith brothers. The fOrce of his own merit makes the way. MARGARET ST. IOI-IN A girl of mind, of spirit, of action- malces her a center oi attraction. ludfge nor by stature for quality. FRANCIS ROYSTER To take life as it come is IClCk'S creed. To be simple ' .t ,bel Grem- tj ix JW N' M21 VY! ., N J! , .- I I 1 ,A 7 jf X f If 'I If, , Z. ,,' I X ,Z- pf' L- gift L . , i! fl I, 4 1 r I I 1 I Krfffrf fi fift U ALIQEE MAE SEARCY ,w f 3 ' 1 She yieg out Vwithuffhe mostl, sur- ll pris' rem ziksfjatv, timesjf47 'good st dent-ho Xaiaoutybpsirress E lish? A ,. , If ROBERT SIMPSON Reserved and modest in everyday lite: under responsibility he shines. More responsibility-less sleep. EVELYN SMITH The more they gazed-the more the wonder grew-that one small head could carry all she knew. Fate could not conceal her by naming her Smith. NORMA SMITI-I Aqlow with youth and vitality? she generates pep-a small packaqe of energy and willingness. FRANCES STOCKWELL A set of teeth like pearls are hers and she's not afraid to show them. Her interests are involved in home life. P' sa F 'v r 1 All r' rs W ,.' I .. J r 1 - l F T 'I s J P -. J f' 'W Q ..J' A 'W ,dl 'I at J Al- all ol-, I .Al l -yi I ,ls , J -IZ I , J I ' I I , ,J -S. ,, .1 .-l -I .l 1