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

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czlzaqsmsnf No airline can function properly without a management to formulate its policies, to direct it according to the principles upon which it was founded, and to co-ordinate the work OI each division in the company to insure its continued success. Likewise, no school can function properly Without an administration to carry out the cor- responding duties in the school. North Kansas City is not lacking. in administrative leadership. Its faculty and board are to be complimented on the great advances of N. K. C. this year. Like the airplane, Ncrth Kansas City is a city and a school with a future. I N. K. C. PRESIDENT Our president, Dr. L. O. Litle, is not' onlylthe big boss in our airline hut is also quite a well-known personage in the state. He is interested chiefly in seeing that the passengers in his planes have ' comfortable, enjoyable, educational trips in whatever fields they may want to explore, but' as a diplomat he also is quite active on school committees and in community affairs. , FIRST VICE PRESIDENT IN CHARGE OF THE HIGH SCHOOL The first vice president in N. K. C. airlines is Mr. H. W. Schooling. His duties center around the high school-seeing that all flights leave Without un- necessary delays and taking care of passengers' complaints. His position in the company is an important one and he fills it admirably. He came to N. K. C. in the fall of 1944 and his never failing courtesy and kindness has won for him the admiration and esteem of students and teachers, alike. -IOL PAI CLYI

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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 - ,.,- .

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xirline have Want iiiiees PORREST GHEER, M. A. P-MEUR KELLER' B- S- Vice-Principal Dean Of QU13 Coordinator Mathematics f L W PAUL CHAPPELL. A. M. Science, Radio CLYDE C. COOPER, A. M. Physical Education Hygiene MARY CUNNINGHAM. Mathematics Social Science B.S ANNABELLE BAILEY, M. A. Commerce MARY LOUISE BAKER. M. A Physical Education Latin DOROTHY BARNETT, A. B. Social Science fyfy 1 6' fl' , wif' i i 'x ffl