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

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5 1 i i 4 I Q f I I 5 r 1 i 1 1 E I Q I I 1 l 1 1 1 3, f 1 5 i I foffix 5? I .Zi Q J T X IK QDQOKCW About two miles from dear old N.K.C.H.S. there is a noisy windy spot that more than slightly influences our school days. This spot is the K.C. Municipal Airport that sends planes over the high school at irregular inter- nals. These planes afford a roaring competition to the spealqers in the class- rooms. Sometimes classes are brought to a complete halt while a plane talqes or lands. Because of this relationship hetween the planes and our school and ther fact that airplanes are representative of the speed of the age in which we fine, the Owl Staff has chosen airplanes as its theme for the ,47 annual. At the end of each trip hy plane, the pilot and other qualified persons must record the events of the journey in the plane's logue. y N.K.C.'s ship, The Owl, has just reached its destinaton-the end of an- other school year. The trip has been a pleasant one for most of the passenf gersj the talqe-off was delayed two weelqs .because of polio. The Owl was almost grounded near Christmas time because of the coal strilqe. With the next three months to refuel, The Owl should he none the worse for wear when it again talqes to the air in September. As you read this Logue you will recall many memories of your journey. i d A E V ,,.. f ' -7..

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'FTTEK' Ocvtcf of Eitacfo 'za L A From left to riqhl: VJ. W, Chi-sky Superintencleni L. O. Lilley W. Lindsey Smith, R. P. Poynterg secretoryy E. D. Lewis, A. B. Fuson, trecrsurerp V. I. Woods, president, Merrill Burnidqeg lock Street, vice-president. The Board of Directors represents the people who have investments in the com- pany-the stock holders. The president of the Company is responsible to this board for his authority. V ' . Likewise, the school board represents the 'people who have investments in our school -the taxpayers. The Superintendent of schools is responsible to this board for his authority. 1 X X V X! P f ' X23 I e ii ' if 4 f f' ' 8' ----n b e E? TM -f -9- .. .., . ...........:.'g.L,..:.... .rg-J... - W - ,.,- .