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

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I ., ,A t ,H-, -,i It 1 . snip pg, g Ib!! xt ..........,,.., time 4 FULLER GANN GARZEE GASWINT GIFFEN GODSEY GRANT GRAVES GRAVES GRAY HACKETT HAINES HALSTENBERG HARBIN HARRIS EDWARD FULLER-Ed was vice-president of the General Hi-Y and vice president and secretary ot his own chapter. His other activities were A Cap- pella, Madrigals, Modern Music Masters, Student Council, N Club secretary, National Honor Society. a manager of Basketball and Baseball. Ed enjoys model building and is interested in engineering or architecture as a vocation. DONNA IEAN GANN-Y-teens, G. A. A., and Band were Donna's outside interests. She hopes to attend M. U. and thinks teaching or nursing would make a fine career. JAMES GARZEE-I. T. was a member of Hi-Y and D. O. and also played baseball. Industrial engineer- ing holds a future interest for this Hornet. CLAY GASWINT-While tool and dye work seem to be Clay's desires for the future, his activities such as A Cappella, a lead in the operetta, and Madrigals show a decided interest in music. Other activities are Growing Pains and the Hi-Y. ROSEMARY GIF EEN- Rosie expressed a desire to someday become a modeling teacher, but recently she was busy with Pep Squad, Y-Teens, Girls' Glee Club and Modern Music Masters. MARY ANNE GINAINEAA future M. U. student and X-ray technician, Mary Anne's activities consisted of G. A. A. and Y-Teens. ELEANOR GODSEY-Eleanor was a member of G. A. A., Y-Teens, and D. O. Club. She also worked as a receptionist in the counseling office. BENIAMIN GRANT-Those activities of Benny's con- sisted of Hi-Y, N. F. L., and Track. He was also an active member of the A Debate Team c ' Debate Club. He may be seen on the K. U. campus vi ere he Wishes to study law. DEBORAH GRAVES--Sometimes called Debby . this Hornet was interested in music and dancing and is considering the possibility of becoming a secretary. She is a member of Y-Teens. IO GRAVES- lo enjoyed speaking in public, as his activities included N. F L., Debate Club, Basketball und Football announcing, Other activities were Hi-Y, Spanish Club, A Cappella Choir, and National Honor Societv, DAVID GRAY-Perhaps someday to be seen doing chemical or physical engineering, David has had an unusual interest in the sciences. Debate Club, N. F. L., Hi-Y, Spanish Club, National Honor Society and aviation head his activity list. MARIORIE GUTHRIE-To be a secretary or nurse is her intention and Margie spent three years here in the Y-Teen organization. Margie helped with Prom decorations and served on the junior play make-up committee. PATRICIA HACKET-Pat should later be seen roam- ing around M. U. or perhaps Michigan. Masque and Gavel, Y-Teens, A Cappella, Madrigals, Modern Music Masters, Growing Pains, and Meet Ari- zona kept Pat busy during her days here. LARRY HAINES-A football and track letterman, Larry has been occupied with his sports. He attended another school during his first two years and made a sports record there, too. ALBERT HALSTENBURG-A participant in A Cap- pella, Madrigals, Hi-Y, and Football, Albert's voca- tional desire is to be a C. P. A. EDWARD HARBIN- Edderd or Hot Rod joined Hi-Y his senior year and seems to be interested in customising as a future vocation. He also helped with decorations for the Prom and printed junior play props. TERRY HARRIS-A member of Hi-Y and Radio Club, Terry wants to attend K. U. where he hopes to studi' engineering. .- BETTY HAWKER-Betty has frequently been seen running from one of her numerous activities to another. Her long list includes Pep Squad secretary, A Cappella, Madrigals, Future Teachers vice-presi- dent, Y-Teen Cabinet, Buzz Staff, Masque and Gavel, Purgold Co-Editor, N. F L. G. A. A., National Honor Society and Ouill and Scroll. Betty was the first president of the newly organized Modern Music Mas- ters. Betty also sang in the Girls' Quartet, the oper- ettas: Pirates of Penzance , M. S. Pinafore , and Meet Arizona , and she acted in Growing Pains , the junior play. i I A x 5 fhk. - 5 : 1, If, ' snfzzf -M6-iwffit se ,W .1 I1 GINAINE GUTHRIE HAWKER 27

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CROSSLEY , DOTSON EDWARDS MARSHA CROSSLEY-Marsha was an active mem- ber of Y-Teens and participated in A Cappella Choir and Modern Music Masters. She also likes to occupy her time with a good book. GARY DARNELL- Gabe or Big Red was an active member of his class. Among his numerous activities were Hi-Y secretary, N Club, Student Council Treasurer, Football, Baseball, Vice-President of French Club, Basketball Manager, Senior Class President, and the Senior Advisory and Nominating committees: he was also a member of National Honor Society. IUANITA DAVID-This gal was a member of Y- Teens for four years and also a member of Glee Club, A Cappella, French Club, and Modern Music Mas- ters. She hopes to attend William Woods College and to become a voice teacher. LUTHER DAVIDSON- Babe was a participant in several of our outside activities. Among these were Football, Hi-Y, French Club, Modern Music Masters, A Cappella, and Marching, Concert and Pep Bands. SARALYN DAVIS-A member of G. A. A., Modern Music Masters, Spanish Club, Debate Club, N. F. L., Future Teachers, Y-Teens, A Cappella, Band and Pep Band, and National Honor Society, this Hornet was kept busy. She also was in the junior play and was a majorette. MARLYSE DOLAN-Marlyse participated in Girls' Glee Club, Y-Teens, Future Nurses, and Modern Mu- sic Masters. This ambitious Hornet has chosen nur- sing as her future vocation. SHIRLEY DOTSON-Orchestra, Band, Twirling, Y- Teens, A Cappella Choir, Madrigals, two operettas, and Modern Music Masters kept her busy outside of school hours. Shirley hopes to do clerical and office work. ALBERT DUNBAR-Busily occupied with HiAY, N Club, Basketball, and Hornet's Nest Board of Control was our Little Al. He was quite interested in basket- ball and would like to someday be a coach. LAURA DYKES- Deanie was a four-year member of Y-Teens and served as a chairman on Y-Teen Cabinet. Also, she was ta member of G. A. A. and the Art Guild. Incidentally, she helped with Prom decora- tions and was an extra in the junior play. DARNELL DAVID DUN BAR DYKES EVANS F EURT E f Tig... ixxl I I , I as 0 ,.,... I r M I, x-N! Z. 1.27 ,, , I ,Q .A W tif 4. il. .. 's Yeoh, Vw We BARBARA EASTBURNiMusic seems to be Barbara's interest as she was in A Cappella, Girls' Glee Club. and Modern Music Masters. She was also a member of Y-Teens and G. A. A. MARTHA SUE EDMONDS-Sometimes known as Marty, this Hornet was kept busy with Y-Teens, G. A. A., A Cappella, Y-Teen Cabinet, and Modern Music Masters. She enjoys skating and swimming and would like to attend Central College this fall. DONNA EDMONDSON- Donnie was an active member of Y-Teens as she was president of her senior triangle, secretary-treasurer of her sophomore triangle and also elected to cabinet. Spanish and Poetry Clubs are included in her list of activities. LOWELL EDWARDS-A member of D. O. and Hi-Y. Lowell seems to have had his share of nicknames such as Slim , Eddie , and Ace , He is interested in woodcrafts and would someday like to go into radio andgor television. SHIRLEY EVANS-A G. A. A. member for three years and Y-Teen member for four years, Shirley was also in the D. O. Club. IEAN FEURT-Hoping to attend M. U. and intending to excel in secretarial work is Iean whose list of activi- ties includes Y-Teens, Spanish Club, Nurses Club, Modern Music Masters, Concert, Marching and Pep Bands, and a Nurse's aid alternate. She was vice- president of Marching Band and treasurer of Pep Band for one year. SHIRLEY FISHER-Shirley's activities were Y-Teens. A Cappella, and Modern Music Masters. In her spare time she collects autographs of famous people and enjoys watching baseball games. NORMAN FRANCIS-Athletics seem to interest Bevo , as he played Baseball and Basketball and would someday like to become a professional coach in either of these fine sports: he is also a member of Hi-Y. Norman has really done a lot for the school, during his only year at N. K. C. H. S. MARTHA FRANK-A member of G. A. A. and Y- Teens, Martha may someday be some lucky person's secretary. The beauty of our Prom was also due part- ly to Martha's efforts. DAVIDSON DAVIS DOLAN EASTBURN EDMONDS EDMONDSON FISHER FRANCIS FRANK K 5 ,X Nlv' K W3 'Q'-1,3 A 'f --M A A I 'ifiifi . I cd X lla x 1' 'I -291-1 ','.'.',u I 'QM' I I if f 'Ivy' Qrv-gy lbs, 'Ds Vi? , X Qi L XXX. . I

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2 4 t HEDRICK SHARON LEE HEDRICK--Sharon was a member ol Y-Teens and was partially responsible for the success ol our Prom, as she helped with its decoration. EILENE HEIVIMERLING-Eilene was a four-year mem- ber ol the Y-Teens and has been attending College of Commerce. She hopes to someday be a secretary. GLENN HENBEST-Vice-president of orchestra for one year and a toursyear member, Glenn also showed an interest in aviation. LINNEA HENDRIX-Interested in attending a busi- ness college and perhaps becoming a secretary, Linnea was a member ot Y-Teens and Spanish Club. LOU ANN HENRY-Lou Ann has taken an active interest in the Y-Teen organization. NANCY HILL-Nancy was a four-year member and vice-president of the Pep Squad, a member of G. A. A., Student Council, Future Teachers, National Honor Society, Quill and Scroll and Buzz Staff. In addition. Nancy was unusually active in Y-Teens, being secre- tary of General Y-Teens, member ol Y-Teen Cabinet, president of her junior triangle and vice-president ot her sophomore triangle. RALPH HOLMAN- A member ol the D. O. Club. Ralph wants to study farming and enjoys hunting and leather crafts as hobbies. CHARLES HOSKINS-Colorado University may be the stomping grounds of this student next fall. He was a member of Hi-Y and wants to be a C. P. A. some- HEMMERLING HENBEST clay. His hobbies consist oi photography and stamp collecting. ' IAY HOUGH-President of D. O., active in band and orchestra and Hi-Y, lay hopes to attend one of two universities, Iowa or Oklahoma. HELEN HOYLE- IIlVl HUDSON-Hi-Y, Spanish Club, potential William lewell student and interested in business administra- tion, Iim contributed his share to the welfare of the senior class. LARRY HUMPHREY-A two-year member ot the Art Club, Larry claims as his hobbies, girls and hunting. Larry helped with Prom decoration. IOHN HUTCHERSON- Hutch was a four-year member of HiAY and may later be seen at Colorado University, studying law. IANICE IRONS- Ian is interested in secretarial or stenographic work and helped with the Prom and Growing Pains. Her activities consisted of Y-Teens, D. O. and the Art Guild. IACKIE IRVIN-lackie was a three-year member of Y-Teens and says her hobby is any sport. BEVERLY IENNINGS-A two-year member of Y- Teens, Beverly was also a member of D. O. MARY ALICE IOHNSON- lonnie participated for toureyears in Y-Teens, two-years in the Art Guild and one-year in Poetry Club. Her other interests include piano and art. HENDRIX HENRY HOLMAN HOSKINS HOUGH HOUSER HOYLE HUPEIQIEJN HUMPHREY HUTCHERSON IRONS IRVIN IENNINGS IOHNSQN Elv- Q 7 f -M.