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

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F z 4 A -k,,:., 4 W fy ,V , -nr'-' f g ',l' ' kA, ,ff ds f if , - 2,9 7, 1 1 l MABEL HALE MILDRED FULTON GUS I-EIMKUHLER CHARLOTTE GRACE SHIELDS X English, Speech Iourncxlism, English English MCCUNTOCK English Debate Dramatics English Ill F g X E U X . ,.- , ELEANOR CALVERT HAZEI.. EGGEMAN LOUISE OLIVER ELLEN IANE BE El 'IE MOORE English Common Lecrrnings Common Learnings English gf, 'L Mgng l Ap' En ' XJ ' X ,I ff' 'V K 91 Z ' ' jjf jyjr Q -f'N. E' N 'J , ,J , , IUANITA CAIN ENGLISH 15 co ON LE INGS E E MARY HELEN GRIME , were g -four ssf gush 'gm in the ff, CHARLENE WILLSON HIQLCIIIQOI , 'PTS' f r, 0 1111+ - In 31656 'HE 5' X mot pictured, gasse i l mcmp e or gramrncrr grigpa xewe an cm R I pprecxati t liter e is a ht. on thoughj g Common I-eammgs only three cr of Engli cxr equir radu ti . A over 100 seh rs sign-epl' up wwe Seq' E 'ter In ' the Common L n' lasse uwhi re fore sev cmd eighth grade u ls, g cr a terature a a in- BEATRICE SWATERS eluded' gg , J' Common Leamings ff I l I ,nr W I xi i ul I 14

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-2,.s3m.?r '?-G- -. fs, ,Jul in-4a:lt1,fc.f tnznnl. L ff A - '. ?z , it ti: gm Z I4 .gif M, . 2 en du- ell as ng of er. .ity es' out es' nd HQ ers. ate DOROTHY BARNETT American History 3- K it la RUBY KELLER World History FW? it 4 -X X 40-s l AA.. ,1-,,,,, am LOMAN CANSLER Citizenship, Counsel- ing ZS- NORMAN LITTLE Citizenship, World History FACULTY I Q N1 ' - ,f, A ar- :'fr , Q Z ' it is X -' iz w i: ' x ,Q ,v rw: ji X X jf 'fl ' 1 My , I' l HILDA MCCONNELL MARY CUNNINGHAM ELLA MARY Psychology, Economics, American History. Citizenship, rld ,D American History Internation Relations. Historyd, Z ' f ,jfsxq A iff 4 ' . ,fir ,wr-, ,sr ..,,, 1 , hw, World History Xf DJ l Q.-f .1 SOCIAL STUDIES In social studies students become familiar with other countries as well as their own United States. They learn of the relationships between countries, the customs of countries, the political leanings, and a great deal about the people themselves. The past is delved into and a con- nection with the present is usually revealed. Students in social studies also learn of psycho- logy, sociology, economics, and citizenship in order to broaden their outlook on life and to prepare themselves to become useful citizens. Too rnuch importance can never be placed on the valuable time spent in these various classes. N460 WW 13

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.ef - Mi, it . s ,. , J X lf, I .f .Q , f J. , ' I fm ,f so K sw., Q, it! .5 y ,., ,, ,li P .. nlvzz E 1 ' :: as LOUIS MOTTO PORTER PRICE DONALD NEUHART BERNITA ISLEY Spanish, English Art Art MILDRED SMITH Band, Orchestra Vocal Music IOYCE TUCKER lNot picturedl French, Citizenship LIDA WARRICK ELSIE DeFOREST SALLIE KINGSBORO- BEATRICE SHRYACK Music Supervisor Speech Correction UGH Vocal Music Librarian ASQWM as FINE ARTS The efforts of the fine arts classes are noticeable throughout the school year, this past year, or any year. You hear the vocal music department with their Christmas assembly, their operetta: the art classes with their finished products of beauty and originality, the band at the pep assemblies and concerts, their performance during football and basketball games: the Span- ish and French classes, the library and its year-round work. All of this makes for an interesting and varied school year. 15