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

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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

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TK il 'ln . Y , ff fi f X A - f. 9 5, f 'f ti, X ' Q . . A , Q f M 5: A H f l ibs! Q 2' X ' . , 5 , X ,, 5 Q 2 f 5 X s A' N N yt DONNA QUIGLEY RALPH MCKEEHAN VIOLET HOUSER LAWRENCE LEMING MATTIE IO KING Home ECOIIOUHCS Industrial Arts Commerce Industrial Arts Typing PRACTICAL ARTS Those classes included in the Practical Art cate- gory are typing, shorthand, bookkeeping, junior busi- ness training, secretarial practice, shop, and home economics. While the majority of these classes pre- pare the students for the business world, home eco- nomics provides the girls with instruction for home- making. Many students will be able to secure jobs in these fields immediately following their graduation from high school. A knowledge of these skills will be of great value in the future to all students who take these courses in school. his 17 aw Lise?--1.4 4 l . ' fliii P 1 1 ' I It l -it r in A4 I I I i T !l l 1 l l