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

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V t, W f'f ,, 7 ff 42'-,352i1?'MZ3'f ff '- fffi- fs 1 :,, ,gf-.4-off , ,I 3,M.55gi f, , Q f. 1 '- 7 , 'w X fgd 'ibn the year ofthe mambo . . . the hot rod . . . the p1nk sh1rt . . . hep talk . . . tv spectactulars . . . jets . . . the charcoal su1t the 1ta11an harr do jaguar m1nded teen agers h1 1 the flat top crnemascope color tv . . . outer space . . . the modern age . . . the year of the modern purgold the 1955 purgold K and you can t hardly get them no more! D we hope you, our readers, get as much enjoyment from it as we did in its preparation . . . sincerely . . . Carolyn hall and fred bell, co-editor: miss bernlta Isley To you the founder of the Span1sh Club the founder of the French Club a bu1lder of a better Y Teen Club in North Kansa s City the person who has won the love and respect of students for over seventeen ears y . . . e . . . The Senior Class . . . lovingly dedicate the 1955 Purgold . . . TX faculty and administration I, ,rf A F L 5 l r , l I v f. F i L1 E I: 1 r 5 i , W 1 D I ' I 1 J i L i, I I. r M u yr i if W, U L V H M lr V . I ii U . 1 l H ll i W x i .,.,.:f I t wma, , Nwfxx kr ' wwf., 'N , W -www BOARD OF EDUCATION The Board of Education . . . to these men who have been the builders of progress . . . five new elementary schools . . . Crestview, Golden Oaks, Maplewood, Oak Ridge, and Winnwood . . . we ex- ' press our gratitude for their never-tiring work. ABOVE-W. W. Chick, president: Wayne Keltnerp Arthur Schroeder, vice-president: Virgil Bower, secretary. BELOW-Glen Crain: Richard Poynter, treasurer: Hoy Bentley: E. D. Lewis. fi 7 Q , f , - Q A , M.: i-24...-4' 1 4 ..- I f I ' ' mm- ,-f , , ' N f K Q .1.-'gxqs'.Qmv'-gms.-f-ws.Aww, Q A- W V L.-.X m X WW 4 N -N--..NMM W-, , fri V N. ---w-Vf+ j i--:,.-,wgqzzf -- Y ' ' ' -ff -'F-wr' -,,13..Q-.-, f -' ,kzgeggr-.,.,.,,,..,., A f W' 'vw f - -..M . --H-P Q-V. .X ,.A-, , . 4.... QL- N51 --fm-.,mg.3f,.,.5.T Q , L I X- 3 . 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Q ELQQX f . , U , . . 9 Y 3 S Z f VIRGINIA ANDREWS ROBERT ARRINGTON Science f C I t ROBERT BOLLIN GER Biology American Historv 6 U Chemistry Science English and Counselinq ij 5 23 2:s:E2iE': 3' i E . S 5 il .X lag 3 , .Q f 5 ' y w e X55 ,f .,,.,. W, X ,. N ,... E, ft Q .... , Aw! -: ,f 1 f, L f M ' as Q .. . .,.., ,V 'gf ..... if I vi ,Q :., , it ,X WA ELIZABETH COLLINGS ALFRED CONWAY Home Economics Mqih, Athletics Wy' .' ' WW, ANE BEERY EMILY BEIGEL DOROTT-IY BARNETT EU-BNET 1, h School Nwse ng is ELEANOR CALVERT I-OMAN CANSLER Citizenship. Counseling ' V WSF T , :.: f f Q . A My 2, gf ? .. M ,f sv ff ff ' to 1 2, SM 4 5 .El , ,,. S f Y ,f ' ' Z Xi pg 51- .... ..... , swf? Y A Y lf at t t,,ufa,jWv ts l - N! 5 7 A 2,4 5 if X 4 V 'K .xjzf J V ,Z CLYDE COOPER Hygiene, Physical Education MARY CUNNINGHAM ERNEST DANIELS ELSIE DeFORREST ELLA MARY DeVALL HAZEL EGGEMAN American History Diversified Occupations Speech Correction World History Common Leamings World History International Relations CLARK Physical Citizenship, 1 MATTIE TY .YQWHNW 5 'Vx L- ' 5 ' BEIGEL :nl Nurse L ECGEMAN 1onLearnings r--.L ,-I 5. 1 wan- -. 1. bn-...ts iv.. 'WX CLARK FERGUSON Physical Education Citizenship, Counseling MATTIE lO KING Typing 5 c s '73 .ni A -5 ' u f.. LOIS FANN Commerce MABLE HALE English, Speech Debate CAROLYN FOSTER Physical Education WILFRED HART Citizenship American History 1 fy, if 3 I. f f ,f -nf f 7 ' ,Z -Sb X ' 4 7 I, 4. ,W L, - ., ,, t f gl' ,L , 5 - ,oft fi ' Zf X fpf E L5 7 if f -.QW Q t.-xx, 'ff 51- s wmgmfgf 65? .hjg-' .1 : , sf.. Ji ' 'Qs T , r as 11:-'I '?:'.'.iwL2i-If VIOLET HOUSER Commerce SALLE KINGSBOROUGH Vocal Music if i T 5. ,., B - JL . tg- 7 pf- BERNITA ISLEY English, Spanish DON KUMPY Athletics Drivers' Training 'Kb' MILDRED FULTON Iournalism Dramatics MERTON HOCH Math. Counseling we f ff. 2 BILLIE IO JONES Physical Education GUS LEIMKUHLER English f li ,f x uf, Y, i'- 'Z ,yi 'M PAUL GALATAS Science Drivers' Training facult ,T U if ,kfgvf ,,f,:'a, , A .JG . LAWRENCE LEMING Industrial Arts A INTOCK HLLDA MCCONNELL NQRMAN LITTLE LOIS MABE ROSE MARIE MARINO CHARLOTg5g1fici1CL Psychology' French En lish W World HiSf0fY English ' g American History RALPH MCKEEHAN CALVIN MERRIFIELD RICHARD MEYER X, a C U t Industrial Arts Coimselinq, Aviation, Mmh I I' ' ' ' - L : 1 . 1 g t.. sw. V , , , , ,5,, ,,.:5,.L .,,. , , ,,.. ivers Trammq 1, I IV X ' Q. 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A X 4 . A . -gf -Z 1-:Q-:N-.,.z'?w:2' f -'-' 6 Z:a:::f:1,yM - --1-1,-jm' .-.. , 4I:Nfm4 ,, iMg,Z'M4 A QV LOUIS MOTTO Art IEAN PLATT PORTER PRICE Citizenship Aft Physical Education DONNA Home 1 f fi I, I 5 .5 el ,ff IOAN C MCCONNELL rcholoqy. icon History TER PRICE Ari DONNA QUIGLEY IVA REEVES GRACE SHIE1.DS BEATRICE SHRYACK MILDRED SMITH Home Economics Science English Librarian Vocal Music HELEN SULLIVAN BEATRICE SWATERS LIDA WARRICK Math Common Lecnfnings Music Supervisor H C U GEORGE BUNCH Citizenship, Economics. Sociology fNot Pictured? CLYDE WELCH Industrial Arts Superintendenfs Office Principal's Office IOAN COOK KATHERINE NUNN SECRETARIES WILMA GUNTHER MARGARET LORENZEN Nr o en house Open House at the high school . . . November 9, 1954 . . . committee members from each of the classes handled the arrangements . . . many parents, all the faculty, much discussion, wonderful refreshments . . . results: much closer parent-teacher relations! Mr Ferguson meets wrth the parents of Ernie Saunders Bob Berkebile and his mother chat with Miss Isley. ir Mr. Lexmkuhler greets the parents of Sandra Shepard. Miss McClintock assures Patsy Parrish's moth r th 1 h G a s e'1l pass English, f ber 9. lasses :ll the ss Isley. ent. dur 'so P classes Mr. F 18 I L i z i if R uunders. X, X 5 1 2 i lt's time for a change! has been the motto oi the Class of '55 throughout their years at Northtown. As freshmen, Nancy Anderson, Ioyce Blackburn, Io Ann Croley, Iudy Counts, Donna Cundifi, Ioan Dunbar, Pat Rains, and Sondra Wurzer were elected to Pep Squad. Sondra Wurzer and Wayne Black represented the class in Student Council. Kenny Ienkins was elected to the soph- omore presidency with Larry Cobb to the vice-presidency and Marilyn Armstrong to the secretarial position. Nancy Anderson, Iudy Counts, Kenny Ienlcins and Don Ray voiced their classmates' opinions in Student Council that year. Nancy Elliott. Iudy Garzee, Carolyn Hall, Mary Ann Malone. Iudy Stone, and Ann Roberson were added to the hornet cheering section- Wigh Q full year ahead. the Iuniors chose Robin Reeves to lead them. Larry Bodenhamer became vice-president: Nancy Elliott. secretary: and Mary Ann Malone, treasurer. Margaret Cline jean Winqo and Marilyn Armstrong don- ned the gold sweaters oi the Pep Squad. while Sondra Wuyzef gud Ioan Dunbar rose to fame as varsity cheer- leaders, Student Cguncil representation was handled by Nancy Anderson, Cheryl Elbe, Kenny Ienkins, Bill Mark, D RG Und Sondffi Wurzer. A Young Man's Fancy on A qyented fre the junior class play with Bill Mark, Don Ivyasngfjj Nancy Anderson, and Pat Rains in the leading ey Wirth the pzoceeds irom the play the prom was fin- Dqrijai me meme. Ebb Tide lent itself beautifully to the cnc' FA. U ,hm-199, students were free to invite occasion. 'f ' r . t . to this ererl. P6oPle outside the scnoel ' ' thdgl f3'rr were chosen by the class - .Sims IPC- , , , I FQ: Sm Ayer t f 'rf Jtizce ol Student Cotzrrrirl KO CCIHL. Ut-' -' 4Ol0 X ,X UK if president. This was another of the many changes that came during the year. The five lucky ones were Nancy Anderson, Kenny Jenkins, Bill Mark, Robin Reeves, and Iohn Rouse. Following a lively campaign the Buzz an- nounced that Kenny Ienkins had won the presidency with Robin Reeves falling heir to the vice-presidency. The Buzz also ran the scoop announcing Sondra Wurzer as head cheerleader with Ioan Dunbar, Carolyn Hall, and Ann Roberson as her cheering assistants. As seniors the Class of '55 elected Nancy Anderson president, the first feminine president in 25 years. Bob Hauetter, as vice-president: Iudy Garzee, as secretary: Iean Wingo, as treasurer: and lim Trout, as sergeant-at- arms: were also elected. Another major change came about when the Homecoming Queen and her four attendants were eliminated from run- ning as yearbook queen candidates. This disqualified Sondra Wurzer, who reigned as the 1954 Homecoming Queen, and her four attendants, Ioan Dunbar, Ioyce Black- burn, Ann Roberson, and Nancy Anderson, and allowed Iudy Garzee, Carolyn Hall, Nancy Elliott, Marilyn Arm- strong, and Pat Rains to sell yearbooks. Still another change came when the neck-and-neck contest closed giving the big silver crown to Iudy Garzee as Purgold Queen tor '55 and a smaller crown to Carolyn Hall as Purgold Princess. Seniors chosen for Student Council work were Cheryl Elbe, Io Ann Croley. Mary Ann Malone, and Don Reynolds. Deann Ferguson and Liz Rhode joined the ranks of the Pep Squad. All in all. a successful four years, full of changes and surprises. W X, Z f 7. 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MW IKMHW3 , , , , ' 5 .4 M ' f W , K1 . . , l4y. ,V ' 1' fa f ,, f 4 4: 4 4' VV',,,,. ' ' 5 Q Q x M'- H 4 , QC . I wg., , ii, as 1 , Q ,J v ? S 1 :E 3 S Q5 2 5 ls S , ..s ix X4 ' ' Q13 ny' 1-P' I Ui' E E 1 i A l if L 1 i W.. ,-,..J . 5 'MTL CZFIINN . . besides being treasurer of French :ml nice president of Future Teachers' Club, Mac river-s luture Nurses, A Cappella choir, and 'vhtsifg Masters Warrensburg is in the offing lor it MADLYN GAIL CLARK . , . French Club, Y-Teens, Block N keeps her busy. Madlyn was also secretary of Future Nurses' Club, and secretary of DO. Her future plans include Oklahoma A 6 M. MARGARET ANN CLINE . . . Margaret has been a mem- ber of Y-Teens for four years. The past two years she has been yelling for the Hornet team as a member of Pep Squad, and has been active on the Buzz Staff. A career of nursing is her destination. LOIS El.AlNE CRAFT . . . has her main interests in the tml-.l fit rnusic. To prove this she is active in Marching, Pep, and Concert Bands, A Cappella choir, and Modern Music Masters. Besides music she finds time for Y-Teens, and being secretary of the Future Nurses' Club. lO ANN CROLEY . . . a four year member of Pep Squad. lo was elected president of the organization this year. She also keeps busy in A Cappella choir, Student Council, Y-Teen Cabinet, Spanish Club, Art Guild, Purgold Staff, and Modern Music Masters. She has been on the stage in The Fortune Teller, and Meet Arizona. LARRY COBB . . . Feet has been a member of N Club and Hi-Y. Besides being the sophomore class vice- president, he helped lead the football team to many victories. DARRYL DEAN COOPER . . . a member of D.O., Cogs also enjoys hunting and working with cars. Next year he plans to work. DEAN CORUM . . . has been active in Hi-Y, Concert, Marching, Swing and Pep Bands. Satch was also seen in the lunior Play, and plans to attend K. U. after graduation. IUDITH ANN COUNTS . . . ludy has been active in Pep Squad, Y-Teens, Y-Teen Cabinet, Student Council, Span- ish Club, Hornets Nest Board of Control., Modern Music Masters, A Cappella, and Madrigals. She was president of the Sophomore Y-Teen Triangle and is now treasurer of Modern Music Masters. She plans to attend Warrens- burg State College next year in preparation for teaching second graders. lONNlE LYNN COVINGTON . . . has been a member of Hifi' for tour years, N Club, and a member of the foot- ball team He plans to attend college after graduation. ALLEN DANIEL COX . . . Allen likes to play basketball as o hobby and after high school plans to go to college or join the Armed Forces. DAVID CROWLEY . lives in Cooley Highlands and col- lect.: stamps Alter graduation he plans to attend college. R Q DJHLBEHC is 3 member of A Cappella, t ..g Clur. Future Homemaker: of America. -ef Sic IE preswierl of F H A , 'reas- 'f .xcf-pxe dent cf he 'armor Y-Teen 'ecl wnl g her nurses' 5 1 7, I 1 X.. . it -.E args: Q , 1 Z i 4 4 6 . L5 E I an 09, ro 1 L, ' I 5' 5. is , S- A 5- 1 L D I I t 4 EDWARD DORIAN FAIBIAN . . Monk has been a mem- ber ct the N Club tor three years and is a member ot the baseLall tear: He plans to goin the Coast Guard atter graduat CAROL ANN FARNSWORTH . . . is a member ot Y-Teens, Future Nurses' Club and the Library Club. She will go into nurses' training after graduation. LAVONNE FAUSETT . . , DENNIS FELTON . . . has been a member ot Art Club, Hi-Y, and D.O. this year. Besides coin collecting, Denny spends much of his time working on cars. DEANN FERGUSON , . . Dee has been in Y-Teens for five years and Y-Teen Cabinet for tour years, as well as a member of the Pep Squad, Purgold Staff, and Photo- graphy Club. She was also a librarian one year and a member oi the cast of The Curious Savage. She was also chairman of the Y-Teen Membership Committee. Dee will attend college after graduation. DONNA SUE FISHER . . , Susie has been a member of Y-Teens for two years and spends much of her time taking pictures and reading. She plans to work in an office after graduation. ELIZABETH IANE FLETCHER . . . two years in A Cappella choir and Modern Music Masters has kept Liz's voice in trim. She is also a fourfyear member of Y-Teens. She plans to work after graduation. IIM FRANS , . . Snatch has been in Hi-Y for four years and N Club for two years. He was treasurer of the General Hi-Y and a member of our championship football team. Besides being elected co-captain of the team, he was elected to the All-City and All-Conference teams. He plans to enlist in the Navy next year or to attend K. C. University. DARWIN GARRISON . . IUDY GARZEE . . . Cotfeebean has been in Y-Teens for four years, GAA and Pep Squad for three years, French Club, YfTw1n Cabinet. Student Council, and Purgold Staff. This year ludy 'eras elected president of the senior Y-Teen triangle, GAA president and also secretary of tli. senior -'lass She hailed as Purgold Queen at the annual Coronation Brill. Next tall she plans to attend M. U. ELAINE GEENENS has been a member of the Art Clutt this year Shu plans to attend C B. I. College some trac- rr. the tuture. . . NJ IA?- FS GIRRS lim spends much oi his time with his , IlOl:f'tE 'klitfii 's .'J'ir'?Ltig on Cars. Ne:-It fall you may find I- Ftzxn 'rt if? U studying Circ-rniccl Engineering. 5 I dll .VAFFJT f-it 1: trio Stfzrtfli Club and 8,4 s Inf: Currous and nel' -fr 'f.t IT ti' 1 if, mei' Q, ' mc, rt rI mmf. r. x.'i -V '- ,,.,,'y4 Nl 15 6- . ,. J., , gi F 4: ,.--. ,L 3! Qs f' 7 CASSIE ANN HENSON . . . has been in Y-Teens for five years, Art Club and French Club for three years, and in N.F.L., Debate Club, and Future Teachers' this year. Cassie plans to go to college and become an elementary teacher. PAT HERRING . . . has sung with Madrigals and with A Cappella. He has appeared in the Iunior Class Play and Dramatic's Class Play as well as the choir's operettas. DUN HIGGASON . . . a member of Hi-Y for three years. Dton plans to attend the University of Kansas City to study Business Administration next fall. MARY ANN I-IINDS . . . has been in Y-Teens for five years and Future Teachers' one year. She plans to attend Mount St. Scholastica in Atchison. Kansas next fall. CORINNE HIXSON . . . Corky plans to keep herself busy next year at Warrerisburg, but while she was at NKC, she was kept busy with Future Nurses' Club and French Club for two years, and Y-Teens and GAA for three years. BONNIE HORN . . TEDDY HOTT . . . has been in Hi-Y lor two years and D.O. for one year. He was president of the D.O. Club. Next year he is either going to business college or join the Navy. Q . Tl BARBARA HUBBARD . . . four years of Y-Teens, three years of French Club, two years of Modern Music Masters and A Cappella Choir, The Fortune Tel1er and Future Teachers' kept Barbara busy all year. She was secretary of French Club her junior year. She plans to attend Central Missouri College and become a teacher. MARY HUFFORD . . . has been in Y-Teens for two years, LOREN HUGHES . . . Lonnie moved to Northtown this year and has become an active member of A Cappella Choir, Madrigal and Motel singers, Modern Music Mas- ters and Hi-Y. He is also sergeant-at-arms of D.O. DAVID IOCOBSON . . . KENNETH WILLIAM IENKINS, Ir .... as a member of Hi-Y. N Club, the football and basketball teams, Ienks has led his class as Sophomore president, student body president, president of the Hornet's Nest Board of Control. and vice-president of his Hi-Y chapter. Following grade el! xy uation he will enter college. WILLIAM ROBERT IOI-IANSEN . . . The Englishman is a member ol Hz'Y his first year at Northtown He is known for his lokes. At college he plans to major in business administration. ROBERT IOHN has been a member of I-li'Y lor two years a:zfl was on the lrosh basketball team at Central II: H School I-Ins hol,lr:es include hot-rods and coin col- 9 is-ct.riq College is in the luture. LOIS IOHNSON BARNETT Z wr' ,. '- ,XZ ,fifn f, fm' y f M , . 7' f f , f w x xy? W f yffss xfggv, , 4 4 X X sb' 4 . xr Q4 X Q fi in-..-. l H QW! if is BILLI' LECLERE . 'Frenchie' has been a memoer oi A Cappella Choir tx-so years, Modern Music Masters one y-ear, and appeared in Meet Arizona. His other activities include Hi-Y, French Club, and Buzz Statt, laVhrle interested in sports, he plans to enter the engineering field alter attending William lex-:ell CAROLE A. LEE . . . Steve has been an active member oi Y-Teens for tour years. DOROTHY ELIZABETH LESLIE . . , Icy is interested in horses, singing, and drawing. She has been a member of 4-H for three years, serving as reporter. .r its-svf' :A MARY LESSLEY . . is a real songbird, a member oi A Cappella Choir, Madrigals, Modern Music Masters, of which she is president, and has appeared in three oper- ettas, HMS Pinatoref' Meet Arizona, and The Fortune Teller. She has been a member of Y-Teens, Y-Teen Cab- inet, French Club, Poetry Club, and historian oi Future Teachers' Club. She plans on continuing her voice study irt Lindenwood College next year. MARY ANN LEVANTINO . . . Shorty has been a mem- ber of Spanish Club, Y-Teens, and was also secretary of her senior Y-Teen triangle. After school she plans to work as a secretary or a clerk. DIANE LEWIS . . . is a member of Y-Teens and Civil Air Patrol. She is interested in flying as a hobby. After grad- uation she plans to work. THOMAS NELSON LEWIS . . . Louie is interested in flying and is commander of his Civil Air Patrol squadron. He belonged to Hi-Y, Art Guild, Spanish Club, the tennis team. and CAP. Future plans include studying electrical engineering at Rolla School of Mines. ll' is me ESTHER IOAN LINDER . . . has been a member of French Club, Y-Teens, GAA, and Y-Teen Cabinet. She also appeared in A Young Man's Fancy. After graduation she plans on studying law at Warrensburg or Colorado University. IUDITH FRANCES LINEBERRY . . , ludy appeared in The Curious Savage and has been a menrber of Future Nurses' Club, Y-Teens, Masque and Gavel, and she also served as vice-president of the Future Nurse's Club. A R.N. degree from Trinity Lutheran Hospital is her goal after graduation. DONALD NEAL LLOYD . . . has been a member of Band for one year and plans to enter college next tall. IOHN FREDERICK LLOYD . . is interested in sports and f H' Y I i've ears. His future plans has been a member o r- or 1 y include attending Rocl-:hurst College. CHARLES RUSSELL LOGAN . . . Chuck is vice-president of the Band and has been a member ot Marching and Concert Bands lor tour years, and Pep and Swing Bands lor three years He has also been a member of Hi-Y lor four ,rears A Cappella lor one year, track lor two years, and intramural basketball for two years. Alter graduation, 'r will :rite-nd William lewell College, I DOiI.3.l.IJ IEE LOTQG. L .!1glol'i!i h'T:s been V1 member ' ' two years, and Art tyrqe ft' I cn CML for twc: :Is rl lr for 3. Q ' 's:r'f QP' N.-K 'Qf r iq.-, lbs... J. , . ,- - .,., - ,,v ,y--, Vwvdpiy , 1 'r7Te-2. QPF U Y 1 7 2 E I fs lEANEl lE CATHERINE McHUGH , . . as a member of the cast TJ: Meet Arizona and The Fortune Teller. Camhlla cho r, Madriguls Modern Music lt-luster, 'r7Teens. and Spanish Club Future plans are tor college. CLETA RAE MCINTIRE . . . member of Modern Music Masters, Y-Teens and Glee Club, Cleta Rae plans to attend college next year. ROBERT DONALD MCKOVVN . . . a Hornet basketball player for tour years and baseball player for two years. Bobby Don is also active in N Club and Hi-Y. Next year will find him workinfr or f-mor-f4Gnf-1 Warrensbura RITA McNARY . . a Y-Teen member for three years, Rita is also iii Orchestra and Modern Music Masters. Plans are to become an air line hostess or a secretary. NANCY MEHLSTAUB . . . Nancv is one of the few students at North Kansas Citv High School to be a member of Y'Teens for six years. Spanish Club and GAA are her other activities. Her plans are to be a private secretary or a model. MASON LLOYD MICHELSON . . . Mike has been active at Northtown in Hi-V, football, track, A Cappella choir. Modern Music Masters, and Spanish Club. He plans to ioin the air force. MARGARET ERLENE MILLER , . . Maggie has been a member of Y-Teens her four years in high school. College or marriage is in the future. GAIL MARIE MINTER . . . a Y-Teen, Spanish Club, Library Club, GAA, and Block.'N member, Gail has been an active speaker through Debate Club and vice-president of N.F.L. Her future plans are to become a teacher, IAMES LEE MORGAN . . . lim is a member of N Club, track team Art Club, l-li-Y, and A Cappella choir. His future plans include Finley college of engineering. ELIZABETH BRADFORD MOORE . , . Liz is known for her hard work in any organization to which she belongs. Some ol these are 'r 'l eens, Art Club, and Y-Teen Cabinet. Ottif tally she is vice-president of GAA, vice-president ot French Club. president ol Future Teachers, and vice' president ot the cityfwide Y-Teens. College is her desti- tration. NETTIE MIJLLINS ci Y Teen who also enjoys corres' 3, , 2- ponfling with people in different parts of the world. She ' M, U f plfrns, to becor, an airline hostess CHARLES 7.'filTOfiJ T-fURl'H'i' a DO gfufjgm for one -'fir CY mm. 3.lf::. to f i cytometry work. own lie l l'.:o1 t 1 3 DC' stu me 'QP' '2- Y it i A 5 i Q 3 GARY LEE PRATT . . Hotrod likes mechanics and alter graduation, he plans to own his own garage. I-Vhile in school, Gary belonged to Hi-Y, D.O, and Radio Club. BONNIE PRENTICE . . . has been a member ol Y-Teens tor three years, Future Nurses' Club and Block N for the past year Her tuture plans include a business course, as she wants to become a secretary. ELSIANN OUELL . . . has been a member of Glee Club. Future Teachers, Y-Teens, Modern Music Masters, and Spanish Club while in high school. She plans to attend college alter graduating. PATRICIA ANN RAINS . . Pat was Purgolcl Attendant. Pep Squad secretary, and vice-president of Library. Be- sides these honors, she belonged to Pep Squad, French Club, Y-Teens, Librarv Club, and Buzz Staff, She also held a lead in A Young Man's Fancy. College or secretarial work lies in the future tor her. HUGH RAPP . . . Hugh came to NKC High just this year. DON CARLOS RAY . . . is really interested in sports, as is shown by his tour years in football, basketball, and track. He has been in N Club for three years and was elected one of the three co-captains for the year. Besides this, he was N Club President, a member of French Club. Student Council, Hornet's Nest Board of Control, Hi-Y General vice-president, and Chapter President. After grad- uation, he plans to attend college and study engineering. CECIL EDWARD REED , . . Cesspool Reed is very active in sports and music. He played football one year, a mem- ber ot N Club, baseball manager for three years, A Cappella Choir, and The Fortune Teller. He was also a member of Hi-Y for three years. College calls him after graduation. BILL REED . . WILLIAM ROBERT REEVES . . . Robin is our Student Council vice-president and served as lunior Class presie dent. Besides this, he has been a member of Hi-Y, Student Council, Masque and Gavel, A Cappella Choir, and Modern Music Masters. He appeared in three operettas and the plays, A Young Man's Fancy, and The Curious Savage. After graduation, he plans to further his educa- tion at KCIC. ' ef, f DON LEE REYNOLDS . . . is interested in radio, and besides Radio Club, he keeps busy with N Club, Hi-Y. Student Council, Masque and Gavel, basketball manager, a lead in A Young Mans Fancy, Hi-Y otticer, chaplain in the sophomore chapter, and secretary in his senior chapter College lies ahead for Don, perhaps at Kansas City University ELIZABETH IEAN RHODE . . . Liz is another of our singers, with tour years in A Cappella, three years in Madrigals, two in Modern Music Masters, and parts in H.M.S. Pina- toref' Meet Arizona, and The Fortune Teller. She has been a member ol Pep Squad, French Club, Y4Teens, Y Teen Cabinet, Poetry Club, Art Club, and Buzz Staff, serving as coezlitor, secretary ot Y-Teens, treasurer of French Club, and secretary ot Modern Music Masters. Her Future plans include maioiing in Art and Home Econo- mics at Colorado University. RICHARD 'v'f'Ali'ffE RICKART . Rick is interested in sports and cars, and has been a member ol HiY The Navy calls hirn alter graduation ,irit r - I rc z,-etorrie cz Li ' .usic anc fVffSC'ff r'.':rfor'n,ng . X 1, - 'NY sf, K X ,Mai M-.. V f , X, W x J 'E F iff . J C X ' 1 r W ff .rgmr , . f -1 fd, I , i gc I 2 1 ff s Jie I 'z is year French k 5 s 6 4 f 2 wg F ' , P .. O w I' 'YU' M , CYNTHIA LYNN WATEROUS Crndy ha ls from the Lone Star State, but she hasnt been a lone Star at ' ' Y-T ens and three N KC For tour years, she nas been in e years in Spansh Club. Next tall she plans to go to college. RONALD CLAYTON WHITE . . . Ronnie was in A Young M ' F ncy his junior year. This year he was in charge ans a ol the Coronation Ball as he is a member ol the Purgold ' - Carleton College Stalt. He has been in Hi Y lor two years. in Northfield, Minnesota, will iind him busy studying medicine next fall. RTLE LEE ONA WIARD Men has been a Y-Teen MY - I 4 for three years, Spanish Club for two years, Nurses' Club and D.O. her senior year, DELIGHT WTLFORD . . . has been in Y-Teens ior three Sl lans to become a secretary after graduating. years. 're p MERILYN LEE WILLIAMS . . . lor tour years, Merilyn has been a member of Y-Teens. She was also in Spanish Club, Block Future Nurses' Club, and GAA. After grad- uation, she plans to become a stenographer. RANDALL KEITH WILLIAMS . . . Randy was the treas- urer ol senior I-li-Y this year. His many other activities include N Club, football, track, Art Club, Spanish Club, and he is an advertising manager oi the Buzz Stair. RONNIE RAY WILLIAMS . . . Willie has been a four- year member oi Hi-Y and basketball for two years. ' BEVERLY ANN WILLIAMSON . . . Bev has been in Y- Teens for four years, Nurses' Club for three years, and also French Club, GAA, D.O., and Nurses' Aids. She plans to become a nurse. naturally. BETTY ALICE WILSON . . . Kittie has been in Y-Teens for four years, and she plans to work after graduation. IEAN MARIE WINGO . . . Weenie has been in Y-Teens live years, GAA, and A Cappella choir three years, Pep Squad and Modern Music Masters for two years and was also in Madrigals, The Fortune Teller, and Meet ri- zonaf' This year she is secretary of GAA and treasurer of the senior class. She was secretary ol Y-Teens her sophomore year. 'Usd sl . l 6 ? 'Q ' ' 'E' , r. SONDRA MARLE WURZER , . . besides being Head Cheer- leader and Homecoming Queen, Son has been in Y-Teens for five years. Y-Teen Cabinet and HNBC for four years, Student Council Ior two years, and French Club, N F.L., Debate Club. and also Iunior Class Advisory Corn- ' ' ' h mittee. Next fall, shell be heading for Topeka where s plans to attend college at Mt. St. Scholastica. 8 E YOKUM Bob has been a member ROBERT EUGEN , , , of Spanish Club and Hi-Y for two years. He plans t attend college after graduation. MARTHA SUE YOKUM . . . Susie has been in Y-Teens for .I Iour years. She plans to get married before too long and be a secretary. IOY CHANEY . . . PAUL DONALD ZIMMERIVLAN . . . Zeke has been in D.O. the past year and also Hi-Y O Yu '1-M ' lor two years. He plans to join the Armed Forces after graduation. ILENE LINCH .. U O I1 New As freshmen, the class of '56 elected loe Cooper class president, Bobby Landis, vice-president, Mil- dred Schroeder, secretary. That year the Freshman Pep Squad was begun and Beverly Schroeder was the first president. Marcia Michelson, Alta Swaithes, Beverly Lewis, Iudy Yeager, ludy Hayes, and Gail Wigger were the first to be freshman cheerleaders. loe Cooper, lack Gibbons, and loyce Hasten were the duly-elected Student Council reps that year. The sophomore year found loe Cooper re-elected to the presidency with Richard Jenkins as vice- president, Beverly Lewis as secretary, and lohn Younghanz as treasurer. Fifteen girls moved up to become full-fledged members of the varsity Pep Squad. They were: Sherry Williams, Mildred Schroe- der, Beverly Schroeder, ludy Hayes, Beverly Lewis, ludy Ganote ludy Yeager Ioyce Denny Gail Wig- ger, Sondra Bodenhamer, Eleanor McCall, Alta Swaithes, Betty Cordell, loyce Hasten, and Betty Smith. Meanwhile five boys took over the class representative spots on Student Council. They were: Richard lenkins, loe Cooper, Roger Morris, Ed Con- way, and Phil Snowden. As Iuniors, the class voted for lohn Younghanz to lead them through their most important year yet. 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Si -ix x y SY ' .,.. , M X ' 'lil .ws A A i r f,, r 4. .wi . 142 , , ' r 112. . ri W, 2?rl7??fE . .. ' , 'fre is 'ff' ' ---- 2 5:Q'.p,, , s f A 1 9 pf?-i F .K r X fx, i if S gf gf, Teresa Thomas Pal Venable Naomi Welsh Barbara Williams Ken lNood Nancy Calc-y 47 'QW Iack McCuaig Danny Richardson Victor Nelson Nancy Plumb Harry Lawton Roy Lanio Bob Mason Gary Ganote Ronald Haines Frank McKay Charles Riggle Bobby Schultz Walter Hensley in memor of David Milton Mather, a member of the Class of '56, who was killed in a construction accident Iune 5, 1954. and Dixon Lee Cooley, also a member of the Class of '56, who was killed in a motorcycle accident December 17, 1954. S G E . 1 N-..f...eJr.f,,... -ui.. Lg- jui. vw- V T fimufif I , Gathered around the round table as knights of old, sit the four Sophomore Class officers: Conrad Schroeder, vice-presidentg Sylvia Stout, treasurer: Carroll Cheek, president: and Dixie Zug, secretary. As freshmen, the same electing-body picked Conrad Schroeder, presidenty Carroll Cheek, vice-president, and Marshall Sherlock, secretary-treasurer. That year, also, Donna Pet- ers, Sylvia Stout, Dixie Zug, Mary Alexander, l.eVita Aubrey and Hose Cuilvezan led cheers as freshman checzicaflersg '.-.fhlle Diane Black, Sylvia Stout, iffy' Vff:IH6i', Cl'1UIlQS Erickson, f and Conrad Schroeder represented the class on Student Council. On the Student Council their sophomore year, Donna Hauetter, Carroll Cheek, Roger Henderson, Sylvia Stout, and Conrad Schroe- der did the honors, as the class picked the fol- lowing girls to the purple and gold section called the Pep Squad: Sylvia Mosby, Donna Peters, Darlie Rosie-r, Deanna Durham, Donna Hauetter, Rose Guilvezan, Sylvia Stout, Ianice Steffens, loyce Steffens, LeVita Aubrey, Mary Alexaiicler, Dixie Zug, ludy Werner, and Diane Black. I E 2 i , 1 r I 1 L. 1 Downey 2 Edwards Fabian in Ford Garten 9 Gray we ' Q ws: ' if, JL. f hrs. 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Walker Rogene Wells 58 Richard Stoneberger Carl Summers Ted Taylor Frank Thurston Vera Ward Iudy Werner S T ,:-. X , ,yn .f ' ' - 'W J , .r 'egg .'g-,sf S 1 rlr- if Q M, , tis' X jk f 4 T lin T EN kisses X ,XR rm? X r.f'f ' ' S X 1, f X X SAS XX K QW 4 vfx X X XQ f s X f Q X X if X A Xt! 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WW X ww , if Roy Eugene Kern, o member of the Class of '57, who was killed in cr motorcycle gm f F 41 2 Z' 6 As leaders of their class, the frosh chose Bob Elliott, president: Bob Campbell, vice-president: Sue Hedrick, secretary: and Mickey Dyer, treasurer. With the help of their classmates, they planned the big freshman party in the field house in November. Their class was well represented in Student Council, too, with Bob Elliott, Bill Kelso, Linda Keltner, and Iohn Stone holding down the posts. Go, team, go was the cry-of six other freshmen, the cheerleaders, Marlene Brown, Kay Lynn Borden, Linda Keltner, Frances Gillotte, Iudy Forbis, and Lois Heller, as they led the Freshman Pep Squad in cheers. 1ST ROW-Sue Acheson, Beulah Mynatt, Ierry Haas, Francis Mordecai, Linda Iohnson. ZND ROW-Pat Walker, Sharon Steele, Eleanor Aubrey, Sheridan Harper, Marian Cain, Iimmy Ellis, Guy Rector. 3RD ROW-Lewis Mylar, Paul Fletcher, Richard Kincaid, Richard Iones, Richard Backhus, Marilyn Ganote, Ruth O'Laughlin. Ierry Hancock. 4TH ROW-Ion Skaug, Larry Cory, Iudy Weston, Mary Dame, Bill Henderson, David Silvers, Mike Pigler, Raymond Littrell. Lonnie Thatcher. -vii' X 2 5 if li 33,954 1ST ROW-Ierry Walters, Don Whittaker, Bobby Kincaid, Don Thompson, Dick Riggle. ZND ROW- Frances Henry, Ianet McNutt, Darrell Elliott, Nancy Hott, Sharon Turner, Marguerite Aubrey, Iudy Thompson, Bob Curl. 3RD 'ROWkKent McCall, Oliver Wilson, Larry LaClair, Kathie Wayman. Ioyce Thompson, Loretta Schaeffer, Linda Daniels, Marie Bugbee, Sharon Lohnes. 4TH ROW- Iimmy Iustus, Delbert Schriever, Iohnny Henderson, Wayne Mynatt, David St. Iohn, David Allen, Gary McGee, Prank Thurston, Michael Byrd, Tim Bowman. freshm 1ST ROW-Dona LeToski, Ioyce Peters, Larry Dean Thomas, Mary Sue Mynatt, Alice Crutsinger, Wanda Blackmore. ZND ROW-Jimmy Aikins, Charles Murdock, Donald Myers, Dean Saltzman, Carol Atwood, Dewayne Martin, Elaine Homan. Ioyce Davis. 3RD ROW-Blaine Laux, Milton Ladd, Harley Humphreys, Kathie Sowder, Iudy Humphreys, Marvin Nicholas, Dorothy Kistner, Kay Iohansen, Theresa Gabel. 4TH ROW-Mark Sonnenberg, Donald Lake, Roy Palmer. Wayne West, Tommy Decker, Bill Kaley, Roger Hamilton, Sandra Shepard, Margaret Gilmore, Alberta Hooper. ah ss: 1ST ROW-Larry Little, Deona Gibson, LoisAHeller, Iudy Overstreet, Melba Grizzle, Donna Camp- bell. ZND ROW-Bette Buchanan, Iohn Osborn, Iohn Owens, Mary Lou Schaffer, Dixie Cain, Linda Guyer, Sharon Hodshire. 3RD ROW-David Kephart, lane Murphy, Iudy Swindell, Iudith Witte, Bobby Montgomery, Vickie Sue Mauton, Mary Lynn, Brenda Mynatt. 4'TH ROW-Charles Phippfs, Leon Iustice, Jimmy Smith, Ierry Reilly, Warren Houschild, Arthur Crabb, David Smith, Leslie Tucker, lack Ruma. li freshm n IST ROW-Wayne Grizzle, Bobby Kaufman, Stanley Martin, Tommy Fisher, Larry Lantz, Carol Martin, Elizabeth Hedrick. 2ND ROW-George Whitteker, Iohfn Willman, Carol Hayes, Mary Boggess, Phyllis Whiteside, Paulette Kitzman, Barbara Woodrome, Mary Ann Huston. 3RD ROW- Ioanne Smiglewski, LaWanda Endecott, Melvin Odor, Ierry Nelson, Larry Thomas, Letha Dodd, Ierry Henbest, Darryl Lowe. 4TH ROW-lack Reeves, Iohn Linder, Bobby Gorbet, David Mathews, Patricia Stewart, Bobby Howard, Ieffrey Bowmaster, Patsy Nolte, Sharon Slater. 'iff' JY IST ROW-Susan Wolf, Cozette Chappell, Sandra Thompson, Willa Lorene Justice, Iaqueline Stevens, Loretta Patterson, Billy Dutton. ZND ROW-Margo Rose, Marjorie Williams, Sandra Ham- mett, Doris Morrison, lane Mitchell, Marty McGowan, Bob Good, Donald McCall, Iohn Elliott, LaVoy Iohnson. 3RD ROW-Ioe Middleton, Ion Keith Hubbard, Glynda Ritter, Mike McHugh, Ierry Van Horn, Mike Wright, Mary Ketcham, Barbara Manahan, Mary Yates, Barbara Iaquiss, Gary Stubbs. freshm IST ROW-Marcia Geer, Dorothy Crews. Nancy Hedlund, Carolyn Shaw, Ierry King, Raymond Evans. ZND ROW-Carolyn Allen, Bobby Wise, Bruce Roberson, Iim Spencer, Harry Becker, Ierry Moore, Iames Reynolds, Darlene Garzee. 3RD ROW-Sharon Harrington, Iudy Ainsworth, Lois Blakemore, Sallie Zajic, Carol Hansen, Sandra Olsen, Sue Scott, Patricia Meador, Ioan Swentor. 4TH ROW-Iames Harper, Billy Kelso, Raymond Ager, John Tonge, Gary Williams, Gerald Fer- rell, Iimmy Beam, David Kendle, Daniel Lawrence, Glenda Fellows. +54 fax g,f2l fuzz 4' ag ,, s: :nf 'if' , z 4. gf, 1ST ROW--Iudith Parker, Ioan Nelson, Naomi Iennings, Della Whited. ZND ROW-Yvetta Shu- mate, Darlene Wilson, Eva Mae Barnes, Evelyn Wood, Bob Boyles, Naomi Iackson. 3RD ROW- Peggy Barnes, Bob Whaley, Patrick Wright, Rollie Reeb, Ion Ira Cockrum, Sharon Mathers, Marlene Brown. 4TH ROW-Neal Houser, Robert Campbell, lack Ferguson, David Brazeal, William Young, Iudith Chamberlain, 'Frances Gillotte, Angela Catalano. 5TH ROW-Donny Cockerham, ,Tom Collins, Iohn Bond, Harvey Vice, Fred King, Carol Fritz, Pat Williams, Pat Adams. fre-shm IST ROW-Iudy Scott, Alan Hurlburt, Olin Strader, Ruth Bryant, Scott Michaelson. ZND ROW- Billy Lee Smith, Iudith Stewart, Ruth Ann Yokum, Rosemary Lawrence, Myrna Campbell, Darrol Boeppler, Iacqueline Witte. 3RD ROW-Bill Hermanson, Danny Hoffman, Elaine Anderson, Beverly Balthasar, Patricia McThompson, Lois Ann Lewis, Iudy Forbis, Glenna Whaley. 4TH ROW- Ronald Hendrix, Robert Berry, Iim Pate, Karen Davis, Nancy Hill, Kay Lynne Borden, Carol Lee Hershe, Sandra Osburn, Alice lean Powell. 1ST ROW-Leveta Oberholser, Charlene Delaynes, Patty Standley, Frances Dick, Dennis Davis, Art Ogilvie, Bobby Clegg. ZND ROW-Donald Wilson. Sandy Olson, Thomas Shockey, Billy Losh, Edward Robb, Bill Loomis. Sue Hedrick. SRD ROW-Ruth Burton, Suzanne Nielson, Carol West, Iackie Frost, Mary Reynolds, Betty Richart, Gail Lewis, Larry Maxey. 4TH ROW-Keith Dickerson, Ronnie Rollins, Keith Lewis, Dick Shaw, Charles White, Iim McCroskie, Ioan Ainsworth, Mildred Huskisson, Katherine Hansen. fre-shm lST ROW-lack Purdy, Grant Coleman, Ioyce Wrigley, Peggy Cates, Adele Craig, Gary Ellis. 2ND ROW-Jeanie Fudge, Iudy Monaghan, Mary Lou Gordon, Ierry Allen, Iimmy Hinds, Larry Mansfield, Pat Iaynes. 3RD ROW-Floyd Hobbs, Robert Baker, Tommy Shepard, Robert McLane, Mike Gronninger, Glenda Oyler, Carolyn Baker, Mac Armour. 4TH ROW-lim Tuttle, Larry Phillips, Marvin Haman, Iack Davis, Richard Pagach, Bobby Reynolds, Walter Hott, Richard Gifford, Donald Brockman. 9 .' -V X ' Q-.' 5 Q .- ji! 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Speed and Spot Show . . . proceeds to purchase new speed light attachment . . . presented by Masque and Gavel, Pur- gold Staff, Photo Class . . . hidden talent uncovered . . . prizes going to Barber Shop Quartet, Drifting Cowgirls, Barbara Gentry, Hillbilly Four, and Lee Tucker . . . Roaring Twenties pantomimes given between numbers . . . Foreign Correspondent R. Morris M.C.'d the affair. ,,,,, , ., ' ...r' I The Spit-curl Seven shake a sexy shoulder! A ,,,, , ,W ,. ,Q , D ,,.: Q 55,21 1 6 V Z f ' M , , li J VOW swer to enace! 3 -h 1 I fall events Z f Q 4 7 I f n I 1 X - 4, G? X , ,aff nf X M , Em! ,if f 1 fb, X 'M X X1 X57 X 1 1 ' 0, EV' . W-Ks - ,. 1' Avi - ik. ff? AY y Z1 .6 I X x vf xv' f f' -fmwwwf - , .X , N L, M ' ,.,'. ffi. f A4,., 5 Q. 1 A-. ,. ,,..,g.. ' ...Ju-,-..,,.- -V ,f ' ,, Q2 - mi. fx 1P 'A 421, ,f fr ' IJ: , I A , 5 f Q ,X 19, . 41 ' ' fl ' 5 ,-f i?1ff!5'2'fg,g ,,, 'V' i , ,N V1 , ' L ,, f ,W ' - g pw- V I IERRY AUBREY DWIGHT BAILEY 5 E Haliback Left Guard Bm. ALLEN PAUL Bm Left End Righg TQCEEY L RAYMOND BENDURE LARRY BODEIIIHAMER DAVID BOLSENGA Center Co-Captain Right End Right Half DAVID CHEEK LARRY COBB Right Tackle Left Guard ED co ou. CHEEK . NWAY CARR1,en End Rlqhr End IO MELVIN H Right I QU , V-::g:s9:-V525-4.,w f N fx K - ..,. , , S 4 f J fa X N , , , 2 X W ., , w Xa X ,, ,y , V W MM' 4 fp, 1 92,6 ON COVINGTON LEY 101-3 coopza IM ru11bQck WWNE DANIE ide Leii Hqli High! Guard L I N 5 i J W .,. HM FRANS ELLSWORTH GARZEE DAVID GRIFFITH CO'CUPfCIil'l Left Halfback Left Tackle Left End KENNY IENKINS MIKE MORHOW NSEN Fullbcrck Left End CQNWAY MELV?N Had JERRY MEYER gh, End Rxqb' fullback 5 2 Q ATT, rm-. ,Q-su' I I ' VV V ' C I .:, V? 2,5 14 gpg I, X, 4 1 N 5 N N I Q ' i f 'ggi' 4 'g I f ,,,' 1 fi 3717 fr ,Q , - f gn ff? 4 My DON RAY HOWARD SILVERS Co-Captain Right Guard Center BENNY H NORRYS I ALSTON f Till, Tackle Hlqhf Tackle nkc ga N The 19 Hornet returnil tember La Sqll dium . Phil Sn scored Silvers result 1 ' Y TIM RYAN CLIFFORD SCANTLAND DON SMITH Right Guard puuback Right Hulfback HARRY TEETER CHARLES TRAW EN Left Haliback Left Tackle PHIL SNOWD IEEE QuGIl9IbGCk Y WHITE QW!- Left Half rf U'-Zi 1 ,. ,Q 44 , ,5 l ,, ff bn, the secl Nl The Bo Northto' scoring bably played years. AHQ STON :le RY WHITE eft Half I resume of nkehs football games IQ54 NKC 20, DE LA SALLE 6 The 1954 edition of a revamped Hornet squad . . . 12 lettermen returning . . . season opened Sep- tember 1O . . . Hornets thumped De La Salle Cadets 20-6 . . . CYC Sta- dium . . . Larry Bodenhammer, Phil Snowden, and Cliff Scantland scored touchdowns . . . Howard Silvers kicked 2 conversions . . . result . . . first Hornet Victory of the season. Scantland scoots! As the 'sun sets behind the goal post, the knight closes in on Mr. B NKC 0, BOYSTOWN 39 The Boystown Cowboys showed Northtown a terrific ground attack . . . Hornets snowed under by scoring in every period . . . pro- bably the best team that has played a Hornet squad in recent VQUFS. A Hornet coming in for a landing' ,tk NKC 13, SOUTHEAST 18 The Southeast Knights handed Northtown their first loss . . . first home game . . . September 17 . . . Southeast backs caught pass . . . 42 yards for touchdown in last 4 minutes of play . . . NKC scorers . . . Elzy Garzee and Larry Boden- hammer on short smashes. Comeon, you fellows, who moved the goal line? NKC 27, WILLIAM CHRISMAN O October 8 . . . Homecoming clash . . . William Chrisman was con- quered . . . Cliff Scantland starring . . .gaining 142 yards . . . scoring a TD on a 12 yard run . . . Garzee and Snowden adding short touch- downs . . . Jenkins passing 35 yards to Conway for a touchdown . . . Silvers adding extra points . . . NKC 27, SEDALIA 7 The Sedalia Tigers routed by Hor- nets at Sedalia . . . highlight . . . Ierry Aubrey going 95 yards with an intercepted pass . . . Howard Silvers adding 3 conversions. NK Harry ' . . . O yards Phil Sn ing a T for 49, Dave mer . . hamme- NKC 18, BENTON 0 Benton blanked at St. Ioe . . . October 15 . . . the first play of the game by Elzy Garzee . . . 66 yards . . . Ienkins scored from the 3 . . . Snowden flipped a 28 yard pass to Frans . . . NKC won . . . early PEC lead . . . Garzee carries the mail. Z 1 l l Chc ber Hor Cro goa Tra thej 3 yr iror sco 1 ww..--S xx f, xf 1, AZ A vw, -W V2 2 WW wwf, 1 V 12,58 swf Z f ,. ' f Ww-ww,, L- 1-144. 5 yu 3,59-1'-pf f f-2 ,ff , zgffw: fx VW .rv 4 82 I don't rnind your pushing, but please don't smear my 1ipstick . I M? NKC 12, RAYTOWN 20 A strong Baytown squad . . . mas- tery over NKC continued as they beat Hornets for fourth straight year . . . Hornet scores . . . Fran on a 6 yard pass from Snowden . . . Garzee went over from the 2 after his 60 yard run. SEASON'S RECORD-7 WINS, 3 LOSSES PEC CHAMPS! I I 7. ' Z ff, Y! 2 ,Z , ,, '-mv r i I and the girls played too Garzee in the Blue Iays' Nest Mama, where's the one with the two front teeth knocked out? The 1 4. Z I . ,gg ,ff fr ' 1 at ,M , ., ,,MM4nmZew.x..,, ff ,,,, af, 1 Q5 Q? if 4- ,M .ai IQ54 homecoming The latest models .... in cars and beauties nocked out? V+' I ' The Queen . . . compliments of the Wurzers! 'the car . . . compliments of Rudy Fick! October 5, 1954 . . . five girls chosen for Homecoming Queen candidates . . . the lucky girls . . . Ioyce Blackburn, Nancy Anderson, Ann Roberson, Sondra Wurzer, and loan Dun- bar . . . lived in agony four days. October 8, 1954 . . . the candidates and escorts adorned bright convertibles . . . Pep Squad, band, and football team paraded North- town streets . . . assembly in stadium . . . Pep Squad presented skit . . . Chrisman Hideaway . . . Ole! Good luck tokens given to each player, then . . . The big moment arrived . . . Kenny lenkins stepped forward . . . a small box in hand . . . a hushed awe fell upon the crowd . . . then . . . the 1954-1955 Homecoming Queen . . . Miss Sondra Wurzer! After an eventful first half by the football team that night . . . the Pep Squad and band made formations on the field . . . blare of trum- pets . . . beat of drums . . . Sondra walked slowly across the field . . . escorted by co-captain for the game, Larry Cobb. Pep Squad girls knelt as the Queen passed by and ascended the plat- form . . . she is regally crowned Homecoming Queen for the Hornets . . . her attendants and escorts were on hand . . . Ioyce Blackburn and Kenny Jenkins . . . Ann Roberson and Clifford Scantland . . . Nancy Anderson and Don Ray . . . Ioan Dunbar and Iim Frans. The team played a rousing game against William Chrisman High School for their pretty queen and attendants . . . also the conference championship title . . . with a smashing victory . . . score 27-0. Homecoming dance held in the gym . . . celebrated the victory . . . honored the happy queen. The wonderful day was over too soon . . . the queen and attendants agreed they wouldn't exchange the thrills for a million dollars . . . Dont frown, Mark! Maybe next year youll wm! All right lady, let's see you break out of those handcuIfs ' ...................t -I ll Gee, mama. look at those beautiful hood ornaments! Waltz her around again, Billy! Her majesty, the Queen! What's this? a Tom Thumb wedding? Queen on the Cobb' Billy! an! W! 1 r 4 L 'I 1 if : X , A in-1: Q Ns ,VE wir 'Am 11 I u Sondra wurzer A IQD4 homecomin queen f..w3: ' Ai.--PM A 4 All f 'K , 1 . : ,, ,4,, , KN V , ', ' ' ' j '42, ' ' 4' ' 'j , Af A 'inf' M -' 'A 4':-FSF-1'-. - qs f- A 4 A , A --A 'Zn .A A , ' 1 ' 1 45, , , ,M , , , ,U 421'-Av2?AA'AA? 4- A 44ii5A':7'j f414iif44' AIAA fglcgf, 5 j QA Qjilm 3 H f i Q h L ' '- -W . --,::,..-r:-... ne 21 A A ,M 5- A - A g nancy anderson homecoming attendant joyce blackburn homecoming attendant 86 joan dunbar homecoming attendant ann roberson homecoming attendant 7 I the junior C ass pla Hands off the phone sister this is my dime! THE LITTLE DOG LAUGHEDU THE CAST Laurie Huntington ..,... V Sidney Huntington ....,, Martha Huntington ,.... Wally Huntington ............. Miss Gus Gustavesky .. Ioan Wood .....,.................... Ted Wood ........... Lillian Wood ...... ...... Mark Bradford ......,......,..... Horatio P. Honeywell .,.... Amelia Dennis ..,......... Caroline Blakesly ...,... Grace Schoenbeclc .,.i,.... Walola Breckenridge ....... Therese Brown ......,........ The Woman ...,... The Little Boy ...... The Newsboy ....... The Man .......,........,,,,........ Stage Manager A ,,......,,... ,.... D eanna Pennington Roger Morris . Gretchen Riddle Bob Short Io Ann Trantham Georgia Gaddy Iames Mallory .. Brenda Peterson Tom Lovejoy Dwight Grantham Marcia Michelson Carol Newhard Wanda Vick Terry Thomas Ieanne McCartney . Iudith Windburn Leslie 'Neer Bill Leonard Troy Majors - Beverly Thompson The Little Dog Laughed. Oh! Yeah! Yes. ma'm, that s a genuine dirty bird! 1 sf 'E S Someone put TEA in my crumpets! T t 1 t 23 S 4 Set and Stage Crew Prompters Gene Bruns Chairman Karole Hctrrmgicrv Howard Stephenson Patsy Parrsbh Tom Tanan Bill Leonard :on 'ris dle ort um .dy :ry son ' i0Y am son :rd ick 'ras iey um eer ard tors that s cr y bird! .f M.-1 ,, ,- ,.-- . , , f F J xx t r lc, I K' f I-GUY Holland Make-Up Stall Troy Majors Bill Greenwood Richard Jenkins Properties Sherry Williams, Chairman Iudith Winburn Beverly Schroeder Gail Wigger Gloria Enochs d Hey, momma, look at that tongue! is ,kr A RQ They were doing the . . Publicity Carol Newhard Gail Wigger Betty Cordell Beverly Lewis Gary Ganote . . .A-I' - ' rr d THAT line belore ' And here We me , come now, Lovejoy, even we ve ear . rvrr 1 it f i I Xxlkzfcofpgiixgopltx fi' 9 if l Mw'i tk Z - - 1 my 1 f W Q Rr, if t 2 Y H 3 6 E l H A i 'fi t Y' - - 5 ry ww what? 'Q V ff! p-',.,.........4.... -,ict . .1 l 4 . f, football pep assembl Diane Black, Iudy Ganote, Iudy Garzee, Iudy Yeager, Pat Rains, lean Wingo, and Darlie Rosier parade as cheerleaders of days gone by . . . the caveman, the Crusader, Napoleon, the Indian, the southern belle, the flapper, and the depression kid. halloween queen Lions Club sponsored contest . . . girls were backed by various clubs . . . sold chances for merchandise . . . clubs and girls all won prizes of varying amounts . . . Lorinda Neville, backed by Block N , crowned Halloween Q-ueen at annual festival held in stadium Halloween Eve for community children . . . ROW 1-Grenda Iones, Iudy Thompson, Karin Hedlund, Lorinda Neville, Nancy Elliott, Marilyn Armstrong, Carlene Elliott. ROW 2-Keith Dyer, Iohn Skaug, Larry McClain, Royce Richards, lim Frans, Pat Herring, Chuck Logan. organizations f football -Black, Iudy Gcmnoi Wczrlie Rosier para frusader, Napole ion kid. allov 'ored con 'cndise . 'evil1e, held I , V 7 umm fff x Ziff 2' ff M SV 1 ' 'If I 7 f f A f 2:7 ? ,gf 2Ogf,,.'f fl y., . ,f , J 5' ,, ,. M .I ,., H1 fi - vga, ' -4, , O a Q., ,N iq 'E' 4523 A motion is put before ihe group gt cz general Hifi meeting student Council Student Council . . . the governing body of the school . . . composed of elected represen- tatives from each class . . . presidents of Y- Teens, Hi-Y, GAA, Pep Squad, and N Club . . . presidents or vice-presidents of each class . . . works with Dr. Whaley, principal, and Mr. Art Pfaff, their sponsor, in making the policies of the school. The president and vice-presi- dent of Student Council are elected by the stu- dent body . . . Kenny lenkins, Cpictured at leftl, president . . . Robin Reeves, vice-president . . . Nancy Anderson, secretary . . . Mary Ann Ma- lone, treasurer . . . Iohn Rouse, sergeant-at- arms . . . the officers this year. Kenny Ienkins, President ROW l: Conrad Schroeder, Iohn Stone, Bob Elliott, Sylvia Stout, Donna Hauetter, Mary Ann Malone, Io Ann Croley, Iudy Garzee, Mr. Art Pfaff. ROW 2: Beverly Schroeder, Nancy Anderson, Cheryl Elbe, Don Reynolds, Iohn Rouse, Ioe Cooper, Iohn Younghanz, Richard Ienkins, Bobby Campbell. ROW 3: Roger Henderson, Robin Reeves, Kenny Ienkins, Ed Conway, Phil Snowden, Bill Mark, Larry Bodenhamer, David Bolsenga, Carroll Cheek, Bill Kelso. Not pictured: Linda Keltner, Betty Smith. it ,. 'Elf wa-Sims., NMS ng, ii Aung... :yn - L-. hr- From freshman to senior, Hi-Y members seek to meet the goals of . . . clean speech . . 'Q clean living . . . clean sports . . . clean scholar- ship. With seven chapters this year . . . mem- I bers are kept busy in service projects . . . oi- ficers for 1954-1955 . . . Bill Mark, president . . . Don Ray, vice-president . . . Harry Teeter, secre- tary . . . Phil Snowden, treasurer . . . Roger Morris, chaplain. Bill Mark, President hi-y cabinet ROW l: lack Gibbens, Kenneth Wood, Charles Broomfield, Dick Brand, Bob Berkebile, Gene Voights, Marshall Sherlock, Iohn Brunner, Dennis Gray. ROW 2: Dick Bevard, Robin Reeves, Larry Bodenhamer, Don Reynolds, Roger Morris, Harry Teeter, Tom Tanan, Ioe Perkins, Conrad Schroeder, Pat Herring. ROW 3: Phil Snowden, Don Sarver, Roger Henderson, Norman Amos, Wayne Black, lohn Rouse, Richard lenkins, Robert Ketcham, Randall Williams, Bill Mark. -- Tiff-r V A 5 1 I' lk' A I V ,, 'I . ' 2 Q f' 1 1 ,4- rf N ,F so n 7 'Q lf f QQ- ffs-QQ, it , Q Q sg, eff 9-west V , i,t, Ig' if Ps 'hid' ROW 1: Ronnie Evans, Harry Teeter, Iim Frans, Bob Haueiter, Mason Michelson, Cecil Reed, Howard Silvers, Don Tinqler, Teddy Hott. ROW 2: Mr. McKeehan, Dick Bevard, Ray Tyson, Bob Kern, Ronnie Williams, Robin Reeves, Pat Herring, Bob Henderson, Richard Rickart, Iohn Lloyd, Robert Iohn. ROW 3: lack Baird, Don Ray, Wayne Black, Kenneth Bradhurst, Charles Logan, Larry Allen, Ronnie White, Iohn Rouse, Robert Ketcham, Larry McClain, Bill Campbell. senior hi- ROW 1: Dick Brand, .Raymond Bird, David Page, Don Reynolds, Walker Stone, Tom Kennedy, Bill Iohansen. ROW 2: Mr. Welch. Bill LeClere. Alan Adams, Dean Corum, Robert Ruch, Gary Keyes, Don Higgason, David Jacobson, Bob Berkebile. ROW 3: Bill Mark, David Dillingham, Norman Amos, Leonard Noah, Ronald Serviss, Ionnie Covington, Henry Hendricks, Randall Williams, lim Trout, Larry Bodenhamer. I fri? O N Q 'of ROW l lack Underwood Davrd Gnifrth Iohn Newberry Iohn Younghanz BOW 2 Bob Hewlett Iack McClain, Danny R1ch ard on Gary Carruthers B111 Greenwood ROW 3 Gene Bruns Davrd Watkrns Davrd Bolsenga Kenny Storck, Bob Chipley Gary HOW l Tom Lovejoy Kenneth Wood Bob Short B111 Leonard Bob Chamberlarn Ken Karnes ROW 2: Tom Norr1s Roger Morns Ronny E111s Charles Broomheld Davrd W1lch Tom Pcrrrrsh Benny Iohn on Tom Burke Bob Crabbe. ROW 3: Phil Snowden Irm Looney Ierry Myer lack Grbbens Terry Short Davrd Macey Fred Havens Dwlght Barley Gary Ganote, Tony Downmg ROW 4 Leonard Smrth Rrchard Ienkrns Terry S1mmons Drck Cooley B111 Loop Rex Fowler Ioe Perkins, Larry Holland Tom ROW 1: Herb Havens, lack Creason, Tom England, Lynn Bondurant, Victor Nielson, Mickey Reuck, David Whittaker Mr. Leming. ROW 2: Bruce Henry, Charles Homan, Gary Flack, Arthur Ienner, Ronnie Thompson, Ioe Beals, Charles Stackhouse, Warren McNall, Ronnie Kimmel, William Glick, Kenneth Byrd. ROW 3: Bob Burke, Bill Rogers, Bill Allen, Roger Henderson, David Schiman- ski, Guy Owen, Iim McClure, Gene Voights, Duane Silvers, lim Crowley, Conrad Schroeder, Dennis Gray. sophomore hi- 'ROW l: Nick Roper, Roger Arbuckle, David Blasco, Tommy Ellis, Paul Roberson, Don Simons. HOW 2: Ronnie Henderson, Marshall Sherlock, Donald Silvers, Ralph Zimmerman, Gerald Tingler, lack Hendrix, Eddie Young, Charles Ferry, David Warner. ROW 3: Iim Neill, David Keillor, Don Sarver, Bob McGee, Bruce Fuller, Steve Pate, David Berkebile, Iohnny Brunner, Bob Green, Gary Smith. ROW 4: Mr. Little. If fm! t ef' X 5 freshman hi- ROW 1: lack Ruma, Donald McCall, Rolly Reeb, Kent McCall, Russell Addison, Bobby Kincaid, Stuart Bower, Art Ogilvie, Bob Elliott. ROW 2: David Smith, Arthur Crabb, Bob Riggle, Mike Pigler, Iohn Stone, Don Henderson, Lewis Mylar, Ronnie Siegrist, Bruce Roberson. ROW 3: Iames Harper, Bill Kelso, Raymond Ager, Larry Cory, Walter Hott, David St. Iohn, Ronnie Rollins. Leon Iustice, Iim Pate, Darrell Elliott. 3th grade hi- ROW l: Pat Pennington, George Black, Michael Drowns, Phil Hayes, Larry Brewer, Ronald Holland, A. I.. Woods. ROW 2: Roy Dickey, Kenneth Pagach, David Williams, Iohn Olmedo, Mike Bryant, Grant Gullen, Billy Io Clair. ROW 3: Iay Anderson, Hobart Mason, Tom Short, Kenneth Burton, Lyman Hagers, David Fulton, Harlan Snodgrass, Larry Arnett. ROW 4: Terry McGrath, Ronnie Piatt, Dick Crabb, Gary Leatherwood, Tom Carey, Kenneth Brand, Richard Watkins, Brian Hobson. buzz staff Seniors with journalistic tendencies . . .cmd high English grades man the stall of the school newspaper . . . The Hornet's Buzz . . . Miss Mildred Fulton teaches the class in journalism and acts as adviser for the paper that is published every two weeks during the school year. f ROW l H Freddy Bell, Carolyn Hall, Mary Ann Malone, Ioan Beam, Patty Parkinson, Margaret Cline. ROW 2 - Char- lotte Chastain, Pat Rains, Margaret Carman, lean Dyer, Viola Berry, Phyllis Dunn, Nancy Elliott, Miss Mildred Fulton. ROW 3 - Randall Williams, Ray Tyson, Bill Mark, Iohn Rouse, Robert Ketcham, Keith Dyer, Maynard Mann, Bill LeClere, .Alan Adams. h0rnet's nest board of control Hornet's Nest Board of Control . . . ten meinbers 'selected by the Student Council . . . supervise the Hornet's Nest . . . Student Council President is chairman. Sponsor . . . Miss Ella Mary DeVall. ROW l - Harry Teeter, Iudy Counts, Ioyce Denny, Sondra Wurzer, Miss DeVall. ROW 2 - Larry Galloway, Don Ray, Kenny Jenkins, Marshall Sherlock, Charles Erickson, Ion Skaug. Mrs f - 86115 To grow as a person . . . to grow in friendship . . . to grow in the knowledge and love of God . . . these are goals of the freshman, sophomore, junior, and senior girls who belong to Y-Teens. Ways of obtaining these goals are the primary objects of their bi-weekly meet- ings. Cheryl Elbe, this year's president . . . by assisted by . . . Charlotte Chastain, vice-presi- dent . . . Elizabeth Rhode, secretary . . . Carol 3 4 M England, treasurer. N . X Cheryl Elbe, President Q y-teen cabinet BOW l: Philancy Catlin, Ruth Ann Leming, Elizabeth Moore, Carol England, Ioyce Hasten, Iudy Counts, Dee Dunkin, Virginia Taylor. ROW 2: Iackie Morgan, Donna Hauetter, Mary Alexander, Donna Peters, Darlie Bosier, Carol Newhard, Margie Higby, Etta Iean Farmer, Ioyce Denny. ROW 3: Iudy Garzee, Deann Ferguson, Phyllis Dunn, Sondra Wurzer, JoAnn Croley, Pat Gordon, Ioan Dunbar, Nancy Elliott, Iudy Werner, Dixie Zug. ROW 3: lane Murphy, Bette Buchanan, Carolyn Crisp, Patsy Parrish, Corrine Brown, Linda Foster, Phyllis Mylar, Ann Drclgen, Deanna Durham, Pat Parkinson Mary Lessley ROW 5' Betty Laswell Charlotte Chastain, Nancy Anderson, Cheryl Elbe, Diane Black, Sharon Smith, Vicki McCarrick, Betty Srnith, Beverly Schroeder: Beverly Thompson, Ioan Linder, Sylvia Stout. pei, HOW 1: lean Wingo, Carolyn Hall, Iudy Counts, Mary Ann Malone, Carole Stine, Bonnie Blackburn, Cleta Mclntire, Lavonne Fausett, Margaret Miller. ROW 2: Ianice- Carey, Gail Minter, Yvonne Spotts, Beverly Walker, Iackie Spencer, Ioan LaFrance, Ierry Hulett, Geneva Blair, Dolly Dibben, Donna Fisher. ROW 3: Nettie Mullins, Mary lane Shipman, Gail Butrick, Pat Parkinson, Ieannine Mayo, Marie Gilbert, Ioyce Allen, Carol England, Philancy Catlin, Io Ann Louderback. ROW: 4: Barbara McCallum, Pat Rains, Decmn Ferguson, Sondra Wurzer, Ioan Dunbar, Pat Gordon, Cassie Henson, Diana Hatfield, Shirley Breid, Bette Thetford, Shirley Davis. ROW 5: Cheryl Elbe, Betty Wilson, Carol Ham, Myrtle Wiard, Kay Straub,- lean Dyer, Iudy Lineberry, Marjorie Palmer, Bonnie Prentice, Cindy Waterous, Ioan Linder, Irma Io Barger. senior - ee-ns ROW 13 Tune R0'-ml1'ee- Mcfgflfel TYCICYI Sl-'Sie Fuchsft Diane Lewis, Barbara Walker, Mary Levantino, Ioyce Blackburn, Elizabeth Moore, Elsiann Quell. ROW 2: Ann Roberson, Marilyn Nelson, Jeanette McHugh, Barbara Danberg, Carolyn Green, Maxine Chinn, Mary Bronaugh, Elaine Lunn, Carol Bianchini, Patty Dane. ROW 3: Nancy Mehlstaub, Margaret Cline, Pat Stout, lean Bailey, Delight Wilford, Sue Yokum, Martha Prather, Merilyn Williams, Phyllis Dunn, Io Ann Croley, Iudy Stone. ROW 4: Iudy Garzee, Marilyn Armstrong, Nancy Elliott, Viola Berry, Ruth Ann Passmore, Mary Lessley, Margaret Carman, Elizabeth Fletcher, Paula Case, Mary Ann Hinds, Bonnie Hagg Ross. ROW 5: Barbara Hubbard, Nancy Anderson, Betty Laswell, Lois Dahlberg, glainle Crait, Pat Maddox, Mary Sonnenberg, Carol Hagerman, Barbara Bivens, Charlotte Chastain, Carol Farnsworth, Regina e rieze. 1, W sviw my X44 Q4 N' gl Milf W 25514 ,J ,,,.4.., ,,,. X fX 25, 1 XS ff .vi .:1,....-....-..- wx 3557 ff m ff f-A Q Q. Z ,Q X44 W ' WAY MZ ff vw ,rx N Q WW wa NX N ,ff 1 wi , ,XMVME M f ,fr N W NW xW Q5 , Q4 M I Q I 'min Q, W6 .7 57? NW W Y ,, N, if in my yr h , If NZM U PM X : W W 'V V- W' ' iwg ,w 'C V 4' -. 7 ,Rf M ww, 4 f an gif! Q QW E ,,f . , ' f, 5 ' 5. Q aj X 1 7 2 M , 1 A' ' wi .. f ,, ,. ZZ WA . -1.-fs ROW 12 loan LOITIGD. Elizabeth D9M9UleHGlY9, ludy Hester, Iudy Hennessy, Ginger Tarwater, Ioan Breid, Plesie Morast, Etta lean Farmer, Martha Schultz. ROW 2: Charlene IOhnSOI1, Rosqlee Brqssfield, Norma McDowell, Betty Ann Clark, Ianice An- drews, Martha Goodman, Barbara Hamblen, Madelon Snyder, Malissa Warmack, lane Barnhart, Marcia Childs. ROW 3: Mary Teresa Verderame, Cheryl McDonald, Georgia Lance, Mary Snider, Ioyce Key, Carol Thompson, Kathy St. Iohn, Darlene Gann, Ruth Leminq, Faith Alton, Sue Carol Brown, Shyla Soderstrom. ROW 4: Ioyce Steffens, Dixie Ballard, Martha Pritchard, Kathy Dulohery, Barbara Graves, Kathy Amos, Ann Park, Sylvia Stout, Deanna Durham, Vera Ward, Linda Bigbee, Ienny Quimby, Donna Peters. ROW 5: Iudy Brower, Alice Dahlberg, Pat Logan, Ann Taylor, Sara Fortune, Karen Morris, Charlotte Spalding, Donna Mehner, Pat Holmes, Marilyn Newbill, Donna Fisher, Carol Miller, Madelyn Olmedo, Marylou Smith. sophomore y- eens ROW 1: Sharlyn Snipes. Icmice Petering. Melvu Eaton. Marilyn Stowe, Lou Ann Sullenger, Estella Smith. ROW 2: Dixie Zug, Mary Alexander, Rose Guilvezan, Marilyn Cannon, Iudy Werner, Donna Hautter, Darlie Rosier, Marjorie Higby, Marqaret Stuart. ROW 3: Lorinda Neville, Mildred Powell, Io Ann DeMeulenaire, Nancy Rueter, 'Marilyn Ford, Laddie Moore, Iudy O'Neil, Pat Stevens, Iackie Morgan, Beverly Darrah. ROW 4: Sherry Miller, Nancy McFarren, Lorene Edwards, Betty Lou McClunq, Sarah McKay, Shirley Williams, Ruth Koetting, Barbara Newby,'Elizabeth Erickson, Corrine Brown, Sylvia Mosby, ROW 5: Diane Black, Lagene Irvin, Suzanne Storment, Barbara Platt, Mildred Littlejohn, Deanna Niederman, Karole Whittaker, Dorothy McGowan, Ellen Marks, Myrtle Loop, Ioyce Steffens, Miriam George. Row l. Alice Crutsinqer, Iudy Koenig, Jackie Frost, Frances Dick Iacqueline Witte Deona Gibson Myrna Cam bell. ROW I 11 - I P 2' Nancy Iackson, Mary Io Gordon, Ruth Bryant, Iudy Statts, Sharon Mathers, Ioyce Peters, Sharon Turner, Naomi Iennings, ROW 3g Donna Goldsbury, Iudy Monohan, Rosemary Lawrence, Iudy Stewart, Elaine Anderson, Betty Rickart, Pat Walker, Mary Io Ottman, Iudy Forbis. ROW 4: Marilyn Ganote, Ruth O'Laughlin1 Karin Davis, Sue Hedrick, Sue Acheson, Frances Gillotte, Brenda Gibbs, Darlene Wilson, Marlene Brown, Carolyn Allen. ROW 5: Alice Powell, Iudy Weston, Kathie Sowder, Ioyce Thompson, BetteBh' ,Sh S' S ' ' uc anan aron mith, haron Harrington, Kay Lanto, Iudy Bagley, Dixie Williamson, Bobbie Montgomery. fre-shma n y- eens ROW 12 ludy Porter, Nancy Hedlund, Carolyn Shaw, Charlene Delaynes, Mary Lou Lacey. ROW 2: Darlene Garzee, Ieanie Fudge, Dona LeToski, Nancy Hott, Linda Guyer, Beulah, Mynatt, Iudy Thompson, Glenna Whaley, Virginia Taylor, Cozette Chappell. ROW 3: Theresa Gabel, Sheri Harper, Sandra Hammet, Iudy Parker, Ioan Nelson, Barbara Woodrome, Della Whited, Carol Hayes, Susan Wolfe. Lois Heller, Mary Lunn. ROW 4: Sharon Lohnes, Lois Blakemore, Barbara Iaquiss, Ioy Walker, Doris Morrison, Beverly Balthazar, Kay Iohansen, Ruth Burton, Carol Atwood, Carol Hansen, Patsy Nolte, Eleanor Aubrey. ROW 5: Glenda Ritter, Linda Daniels, Pat Adams, P t' ' S ' arrcia tewart, Mary Ketcham, Sandy Osburn, Iudy Thompson, Pat Walker, Marie Bugbee, lane Murphy, Iudy Swindell, Kay Lynn Borden, Mary Dame, Kathryn Wayman. 3th grade y- eens ROW 1: Nancy Mauton, Dorothy Watts, Sharon McClure, Iudy Simkins, Shirley Powell, Anita Blaurock, Doris Smith, Rosemary Walker. ROW 2: Linda Lampkin, Kana DeBoard, Beverly Smith, Maurine Riley, Linda Wegener, Connie Kinney, Patty Harris. Carol Baldwin, Charlene Quell. ROW 3: Barbara Conroy, Ianice Young, Bonnie Sherlock, Karen Moore, Iudy Hulett, Elaine Botty, Ann Parker, Iudy Wolkin, Marilyn Trantham, Diane Walters. ROW: 4 Sharon Cochrane, Linda Bourn, Linda Iohnson, Carol Howard, Sally Iennings, Margaret Blackman, Iudy Bagwell, Io Lene French, Pat Shryack, Ioan Weatherman, Charlsie Wiard. ROW 5: Nan English, Carolyn King, Ioann Hoch, Iudy Hogue, Ianice Stevens, Pat Simmons, Pat Morgan, Shirley Wilson, Sharon Fuller, Gloria Parsons, Ioan Formby, Phyllis Fortune. A es bons camarades Sophomore, junior, and senior French students . . . sponsored by Miss Rose Marie Marino. Their purpose . . . to promote an understanding and appreciation of the French language. Officers . . . President, Viola Berry . . . Vice-president, Elizabeth Moore . . . Secretary, Ieanne McCartney . . Treasurer, Maxine Chinn. ROW l: Maxine Chinn, Elizabeth Moore, Miss Marino, Viola Berry, Iean McCartney. ROW 2: Ioan La France, Geneva Blair, Ioyce Blackburn, Shirley Dick, Dorothy Linneman, Beverly Stakley, Norma Malone, Karin Hedlund, Mary Ann Malone, Sandra Middleton. ROW 3: Iudy Stone, Ann Roberson, Marilyn Armstrong, Marilyn Nelson, Pat Parkinson, Faith Alton, Elizabeth Rhode, Nancy Heuter, Marcia Childs, Corrine Hixson, Philancy Catlin. ROW 4: Sondra Wurzer, Iudy Garzee, Mildred Schroeder, Mary Ruth Carter, Barbara Williams, Ioan Linder, Phyllis Dunn, Iean Vandeginste, Mary Ann Hinds, Bonnie Sauer, Io Ann Meyer. ROW 5: Nancy Anderson, Rex Fowler, Bob Crabb, Pat Gordon, Beverly Schroeder, 'Anita Stark, Iack Gibbens, Barbara Piatt, Iudy Winburn, Ann Dragen, Mary Lessley, Gwyn Cloud. ROW 6: Bill Mark, Bill Leclere, Alice Dahlberg, Scott Merritt, Don Long, Larry Allen, Dick Cooley, Guy Owen, Cheryl Elbe, Barbara Hubbard, Lois Dahlberg, Marian Lindberg, Bob Hewlett. ROW 1: Ted Snell, Larry Valentine. Iohn Newberry, Alan Adams, Bob Berkebile, Bob Yokum, Fred Schlie. ROW 2: Nancy Melstaub, Vermara Ottman, Ieanette McHugh, Margaret Carman, Iudy O'Neill, Dorothy McGowan, Carol Whittaker, Elizabeth Erickson. ROW 3: Maureen Donovan, Virginia Fuller, Sherry Williams, Beverly Thompson, Cindy Waterous, Carol Gates, Brenda Peterson, Miriam George, Barbara Bivens. ROW 4: Ronnie Taylor, Burnell Toombs, David Wilch, Keith Dyer, Tom Lewis, Charles Stackhouse, Charles Homan, Gilbert Nichols, Kay Straub, lean Dyer. ROW 5: David Dillingham, Ronnie White, Gary Thompson. Deelay McGhay. Louis Dillard, Randall Williams, Tom Allen, Dick Bevard, Ed Morgan, David Griffith, Ray Hall. spanish club Los Interamericanos or Spanish Club . . . promote interest in Spanish-'speaking countries, their people, language, and customs. Any Spanish class student interested may become a member. Projects include Spanish dinners . . . movies . . . fiestas . . . and sometimes, even a trip to gay Mexico . . . Miss Bernita Isley is the sponsor and founder. Officers . . . President, Carol yn Hall . , . Vice-president, Vermara Ottman . . . Secretary, IaniceCarey . . . Treasurer, Dee Iay McGhay. ROW 1: Dee Dunkin, Sue Carol Brown, Marilyn Stowe, Shyla Soderstrom, Ioyce Beadling, Martha Shultz, Mary Ann Levantino. ROW 2: Iudy Counts, Donna Peters, Terry Thomas, Carol Hansen, Wynn Sharon Luskow, Marlene Brown, Ruth Leming, Elaine Evans, Darlene Irwin. ROW 3: Clara Taylor, Carol Newhard, Patsy Parrish, Pat Stubbs, Ioan Beam, Nancy Elliott, Iackie Spencer, Susie Bryant, Barbara Burner. ROW 4: Sara McKay, Marilyn Williams, Marie Gilbert, Ioyce Allen, Ioan Mudd, Lelia Iohnson, IoAnn Rodenberg, Sharon Lewis, Ianice Carey, Phyllis Mylar. ROW 5: Howard Dawdy, Iohn Hoium, IoAnn Trantham, Ann Smith, Myrtle Loop, Barbara Madjor, Beverly Anderson, Pat Acheson, Irma Io Barger, Myrtle Wiard. f A L ff ' , ' X , 4 -' ' , f ,. M 'f f '- I 'I ,. fi,-. ,' f ' .- Af, , , ' A 'Q it F 'TW ,ff f of gif ff ' ' - , ' E is Z If I f' 'A ff 1 J if f LV' y, , , ,,, 'f I AZ 'iffy A I ,f f f'7 M'f V 7 I, A , A y ff A f, my , X WV fr I ,f ff , ff f V .f , 7 f' V f i ,V f9ff2 9w f' ,. 5637 ,1 ,,'f7,! , X' . 'LI Kviff W' . '..:. 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Z N. . -..,, -tt j'j, ' 4 , G e 'r'f 'QW' X I A JZ ' - ff ff ', , Ur' f 'QXVW-'Y ff ,f, S f Iibrar lub Students voluntarily give up study halls . . . help sponsor, Miss Beatrice Shryack, care for school library . . . seek to interest young people in library careers . . . Officers . . . President, Rosie Spruytte . . . Vice-President, Linda Foster . . . Secretary, Bonnie Hagg. ' ROW 1:Patty Dame, Alta Swaithes, LeVita Oberholser, Maxine Chinn, Ann Evans. ROW 2: Pat Gordon, Sandra Heinz. Linda Foster, lim Simmons, lack Reeves, Nancy Mehlstaub. ROW 3: Miss Shryack, Carol Farnsworth, Pat Logan, Elizabeth Erickson, Barbara Newby, Rose Spruyette,'Bonnie Hagg, Robert Crabbe. secretaries Secretaries . working in the attendance office . . . collecting absence slips and assisting in filing and other duties . . . in the principal's office . . . answering phones, working duplicating machines, and helping students . . . in the coun'seling office . . . making appointments and handling college information. These girls volunteer their study hall periods for these jobs. ROW 1: Beverly Stakley, Ianice Hallengren, Ioyce Blackburn. ROW 2: Elsiann Quell, Iean Wingo, Nancy Elliott, Sondra Wurzer, Marjorie Palmer. ROW 3: Iudith Winburn, Sherry Williams, Cindy Waterous, Irma Io Barger. Ioyce Ainsworth, Elaine Craft. Not pictured: 'Vicki McCarrick. I sv varsity pep squad Leading yells . . . promoting sportsmanship . . . are main goals of the Pep Squad girls . . . elected by members of their class. All girls from sophomores to seniors are eligible . . . Mrs. Carolyn Howard . . . Miss Billie Jo Jones . . . and Mrs. Jean Platt . . . sponsors, Officers . . . President, JoAnn Croley . . . Vice-president, Judy Stone . . . Secretary, Pat Rains . . . Treasurer, Joyce Blackburn . . . Sgt. at Arms, Nancy Elliott. ROW l: Ann Roberson, Judy Hayes, Sondra Wurzer, Carolyn Hall ROW 2: Donna Peters, Alta Swaithes, Jeannie Wingo, Judy Stone, Mary Ann Malone, Joyce Blackburn, Elizabeth Rhode, Judy Counts. ROW 3: Miss Billie Jo Jones, Deanna Durham, LeVita Aubrey, Sylvia Mosby, Judy Yeager, Judy Ganote, Joyce Hasten, Gail Wigger, Beverly Lewis, Cuppy McCall. ROW 4: Mrs. Carolyn Howard, Judy Garzee, JoAnn Croley, Margaret Cline, Nancy Elliott, Rosie Guilvezan, Wanda Bishop, Mary Alex- ander, Donna Hauetter, Darlie Rosier. ROW 5: Diane Black. Beverly Schroeder, Nancy Anderson, Sherry Williams, Sylvia Stout, Janice Stetfens, Joyce Steffens, Deann Ferguson, Marilyn Armstrong, Mildred Schroeder, Judy Werner. gan To increase interest in girls' athletics . . . to promote good health and clean living . . . to develop better sportsmanship in the school . , . and to build class spirit is the purpose of the Girls' Athletic Association. Membership is open to every girl in high school who is interested in playing sports. GAA has three sponsors this year . . . Mrs Carolyn Howard, Miss Billie Jo Jones, and Mrs. Jean Platt . . . all physical education teachers. Officers . . . President, Judy Garzee . . . Vice-President, Elizabeth Moore . . . Secretary, Jean Wingo . . . Treasurer, Janice Carey . . . Sports Manager, Ruth Ann Passmore. ROW l- Ruth Ann Leming, Lorinda Neville, Marie Lintner, Jean Wingo, Deanna Dunkin, Sharon Lewis, ROW 2: Jenny Quimby, Eliza- hetlt lvloore. Carol England, Nancy Freed. Barbara Bendure, Nancy Laber, Beverly Stakley, Bonnie Blackburn. ROW 3: Mrs. Carolyn Hoxword, Szndra Wurzer, Corrine Hixson, Sandra Heinz, Barbara Burner, Joan Mudd, Geneva Blairf Joyce Allen, Miss Billie Jo Jones. Rfllifv 4. Judy Garzee, Pat McCormick, Marilyn Nelson, Merilyn Williams, Vermara Ottman, Ann' Dragen, Patsy Parrish, Waridrr Poage, Jane Poage, Corrine Brown. ROW 5: Janet Clark, Ann Smith, Beverly Schroeder, Jean Dyer, Rosalie Spruytte, Beverly 'thompson Ruth Ann Passmore, Nancy Mehlstaub, Janice Carey, Susie Bryant. ,f ' W mf 49. 7' , f 4 If Aff! ff ,Z 4 Q ,, Q , , , f W 'zukwl ,, 1 ' 5 8 'yi' f ey , . l H f , ' ,. ' - '14 K if I X 1 vi' ' -ff f Jw , 5 W O it rr Q was 7 PM a l f a, , J .V ,TLM5 . VIAI My vry, aff If st N W , . K Z 2 V f ig K 1 WW 1 t is W4 X W f f id. ROW 1: Mary Io Ottman, Frances Dick, Iudy Porter, Virginia Taylor, Cozette Chappell, Nancy Hedlund. Carolyn Shaw. ROW 2: Rosemary Lawrence, Sharon Turner, Melba Grizzle, Della Whited, Iacqueline Stevens, Dona Letoski, Charlene Delaynes, Patty Stanley. ROW 3: Alice Crutsinger, Sue Hedrick, Deona Gibson, Linda Daniels, Mary Lunn, Iudy Thompson, Ona Swearin- gen, Myrna Campbell, Naomi Iennings. ROW 4: Bobbie Montgomery, Iudy Stotts, Donna Goldsbury, Lois Lewis, Mary Lou Lacey, Dorothy Crews, Carolyn Allen, Susan Wolfe, Brenda Mynatt, Ruth Burton, Suzanne Nielson. ROW 5: Sharon Smith, Marilyn Ganote, Peggy Barnes, Ianet McNutt, Ioyce Yingling, Ioy Walker, Ieanie Fudge, Pat Walker, Sharon Mathers, Iudy Koenig, Iudy Parker. freshman pep squad These Frosh girls join together to cheer on their freshman teams to victory. Led by five cheerleaders . . . Kay Lynn Borden, head cheerleader . . . Marlene Brown . . . Iudy Forbes . . . Frances Gillotte . . . Linda Keltner . . . and Lois Heller . . . Sponsor is Mrs. Carolyn Howard. Oilicers . . . President, Iane Murphv . . . Vice-Dresident, Carolyn Allen . . . ROW l: Frances Gillotte, Iudy Forbis, Kay Lynn Borden, Linda Keltner, Lois Heller, Marlene Brown. ROW 2: Kay Iohansen, Sheri Harper, Iacquelyn Styll, Carol Hansen, Karen Davis, Beverly Balthasar, Doris Morrison, Sue Acheson, Carol Atwood. ROW 3: Iackie Frost, Mary Lee Miller, Sondra Olson, Kay Lanto, Iudy Swindell, Glynda Fellows, Sally Zajic, Dixie Williamson, Patricia McThompson. ROW 4: Pat ,Williams, Darlene Wilson, Sharon Harrington, lane Murphy, Pat Adams, Bette Buchanan, Sandra Hammett, Marjorie Williams, Kathie Wayman Iudy Humphreys, Ioyce Thompson, Mary Ketcham, Kathy Sowder, Mary Dame. ROW 5: Iudy Kay Thompson, Ian Ross, Katherine Hansen, Glynda Ritter, Iudy Weston, Sue Scott, Dorothy Kistner. SW ROW l: Ieanne McCartney, Carol Neuhart, Patsy Parrish, Grenda Iones, Patricia Borton, Rosemary Cross. ROW 2: Gretchen Riddle. Georgia Gaddy, Gloria Garton, Faith Alton, Anne Dragen. Corlee Morse, Malisa Warmack. ROW 3: Beverly Thompson, Brenda Petterson, Mariam George, Ann Park, Marilyn Cannon, Elizabeth Erickson, Kathy Amos, Sally Cavin. ROW 4: Donna Fisher, Carol Miller, Karen Morris, Mizriam Williams, Nancy Plumb, Carolyn Iackson, Deanna Pennington, Virginia Fuller, Vemara Ottman. ROW 5: Angela Brock, Ianet King, Lagene Irvin, Ioyce Earls, Sara Fortune, Barbara Piatt, Bonnie Prentice, Marilyn Newbill, Vera Ward, Mildred Littlejohn. block n Block N . . . card section organized this year . . . sponsored by Mrs. Carolyn Howard . . . composed oi sophomore, jun- ior, and senior girls . . . helps promote school spirit . . . The officers . . . president, Pat Parkinson , . . vice-president, Etta Iean Farmer . . . secretary, Rosalie Spruytte . . . treasurer, Sandy Heinz . . . sergeanteat-arms, Marcia Michelson . . . historian, Pat Gordon. ROW l: Pat Parkinson, Marcia Michelson, lane Barnhart, Margie Wilson, Shyla Soderstrom, Sue Carol Browng ROW 2: Betty Clark, Judy Lowe, Dee Dunkin, Nancy Casterline, Plesie Morast, Elizabeth DeMei1lenaire, IoAnn DeMeulenaire. ROW 3: Donna Shirley, Patty Chambers, Darlene Gann, Carol Thompson, Ilene Gibbs, Sarah McKay, Shirley Williams, Elaine Evans, Etta Jean Farmer. ROW 4: Cheryl MacDonald, Ioyce Key, Lorinda Neville. Ruth Leming, Flora Tapp, Wanda Vick, Pat Gordon. Sandra Heinz, Marcia Childs. ROW 5: Ruth Koetting, Iackie Ienkins, Iackie Bateman, Corrine Brown, Pat McCormick, Ienny Quimby, Indy O'Neill, Yvonne Frazier, Marie Gilbert, Rosalie Spruytte. s X N X M 1. ,K ' 4-f , , f , , , ,f ', ,, V f fr ma' 4- 4 Ami, . TW like l F3 ' - t f ,Vu fel' uf 1 40:41 47 55 A fl -waitin! MQW' n club N Club . . . composed of boys who have lettered in any school 'sport . . . sponsored by Mr. Clyde Cooper . . . promotes sportsmanship in high school athletics. The officers . . . President, Larry Bodenhamer . . . Vice-president, Don Ray . . . Sec- retaryffreasurer, Harry Teeter . . . Sergeant-at-arms, Howard Silvers. ROW li DiCk BIGHCL Harold Cordell, lim Morgan, Harry Teeter, Iirn Iackson, Bob Berkebile, Billy Campbell. ROW 2: David Griffith, Howard Silvers, Alan Adams, Dwight Bailey, Iim Gray, Ioe Cooper, Raymond Bendure, lack Gibbons, Don Smith, War- ren McNall, Denny Harris , Cecil Reed, Ierry Aubrey. ROW 3: Iohn Hoyle, Bob McCartney, Bob McKown, Ray Henson, Tom Norris, Don Reynolds, Larry Cobb, Ronnie Evans, lim Frans, Pat Herring, Larry McClain, Bob Hewlett, Larry Bodenhamer, Clifford Scantland, Mr. Clyde Cooper. ROW 4: Kenny Ienkins, Ionnie Covington, Carroll Cheek, David Garrett, Rex Fowler, David Schi- manski, Bob Kern, David Bolsenga, Charles Kelley, Ierry Meyer, Dick Bevard, Eddie Faibian, Curt Mathews, Bob Haynes, Don Kanabel. ROW 5: Kenny Carmichael, Don Sarver, Ed Conway, Norman Amos, Melvin Hansen, Gene Bruns, Leonard Grab- owski, Don Ray, Gerald Cheek, Charles Traw, Bill Allen, Bill Mark, Tim Ryan, Randall Williams, Benny Ralston, Wayne Daniels. diversified occupations DO . . . sponsored by Mr. E. F. Daniels . . . is based on co-operation between businessmen, students, and the school . . . di- vided into three divisions . . . open to any student interested in working and at the 'same time attending school . . . this work in some twenty-two different industries and businesses. ROW 15 Lois BGUIGUI Ruth Bird. Beverly Williams. AHC! lones, Iune Rountree. ROW 2: Robert Long, Dennis Felton, Gart Pratt, Dominic Gillotte, Darryl Cooper, lim Leathers, Richard Elam. ROW 3: Roland Critel, Teddy Hott, Alan Cox, Ronnie Rule, Benny Martin, Tommy Williams, lim Sipes, Bob Wegener. ROW 4:ABob Nelson, Charles Murphy, Don House, Loren Hughes, Paul Zimmerman, David Jacobson, Hugh Rapp, Madlyn Clark, Mr. Daniels. ROW 5: Lloyd Reed, Charles Bryant, Iim Thomas, Henry Hendricks, Eddie Tapp, lack Baird, Nick Brandon, Dick Chapburn, Leonard Grabowski. NW? nfl National Forensic League . . . promotes speech activities among students . . . any student is eligible for membership. Novem- ber, 1954 . . . presented Leading Chapter Award for state of Missouri . . . first presentation in school history. Officers . . . President, Nancy Anderson . . . Vice-president, Gail Minter . Secretary, Karin Hedlund . . . Treasurer, Sharon Smith . . . Sponsor, Mable Hale. ROW 1: Karin Hedlund, Mary lane Stephan, Carol Iohnson, Sharon Smith. ROW 2: Viola Berry, Cassie Henson, Sondra Wurzer, Miss Mable Hale. ROW 3: Gretchen Riddle, Iudy Winburn, Ken Wood, Roger Morris, Charles Erickson. ROW 4: David Page, Dick Bevard, Gene Voigts, Ben Fegan, Diane Black, Nancy Anderson. ROW 5: Iohn Rouse, Wayne Black, Bill Mark, Tim Ryan, Bob Burke, Robert Ketcham, Rex Fowler. debate club Debate Club . . . organized for students of debate class . . . 500 merits must be attained for membership. Officers . . . President, Iohn Rouse . . . Vice-president, Wayne Black . . . Secretary, Nancy Anderson . . . Treasurer, Ben Fegan . . . Sponsor, Miss Mabel Hale. ROW 1: Sharon Smith, Carol Iohnson, Karin Hedlund, Mary lane Stephan. ROW 2: Miss Mabel Hale, Viola Berry, Sondra Wurzer, Cassie Henson. ROW 3: Ken Wood, Charles Erickson, Roger Morris, Gretchen Riddle, Iudith Winburn. ROW 4: Nancy Anderson, Diane Black, Gene Voigts, Ben Fegan, David Page. ROW 5: Rex Fowler, Bob Burke, Tim Ryan, Dick Bevard, Wayne Black, Iohn Rouse. r ,af ,mt f V? 1 iii M W iv masque and gave-I Masque and Gavel . . . an honorary drarnatics 'society . . .sponsored by Miss Mildred Fulton . . . members chosen from outstanding participants in school productions . . . voted by the organization . . . promotes excellence and interest in dramatics. ROW 1: Gretchen Riddle, Anita Stark, Carol Newhard, Marie Gilbert. ROW 2: Cheryl Elbe, Nancy Anderson, Bob Short, Deanna Pennington. ROW 3: Robin Reeves, Ronnie Evans, Don Reynolds, Roger Morris, Bill Mark. quill and scroll Any junior or senior who has done outstanding work on the Purgold Staff . . . or the Buzz Staff . . . and is in the upper one-third of his class . . . is eligible for Quill and Scroll . . . a national organization for journalism students. Miss Mildred Fulton and Mr. Gus Leimkuhler are sponsors. ROW 1: Liz Rhode, Ioan Beam, Carolyn Hall, Pat Parkinson, Viola Berry. ROW 2: Charlotte Chastain, Phyllis Dunn, Deann Ferguson, Nancy Elliott, Pat Gordon, Marilyn Nelson, Philancy Catlin, Ioyce Blackburn, Mary Ann Malone. ROW 3: Freddy Bell, Ronnie White, Bob Ketcharn, Iohn Rouse, Nancy Anderson, lean Dyer, Bob Berkebile, Alan Adams, Bill Mark, Mr. Gus Leimkuhler. rom tics. tort, Jper tlton FCIIIII art club Members are students who have had one semester of art . . . S average . . . Purpose . . . to increase knowledge of drawing and painting . . . Sponsors . . . Mr. Porter Price . . . Mr. Louis Motto. ROW 1: Charles Broyles, Ronnie Rule, Charles Homcm, lohn Hoium, Eddie Nash, Ieanette Mcmhys, Clyda Burton, Ann Evans, Elizabeth Hlwde. Darlie ROSier, Donna Peters, ROW 22 CC1Iol Newhard, Marie Gilbert, Ioyce Allen, Beverly Anderson, Martha Shultz, NGHCY Hedlund, 511611011 Lewis, Beverly Stakley, leflll Wingo, Delight Wilford, Donna Fisher, Dorothy Lessley. ROW 3: Wanda Poage, Rosalie Hagg, Elizabeth Moore, Grendfl lOH9S, Mildred Schroeder, Bill Iohansen, Sylvia Stout, Deanna Durham, Iudy Ganote, Sally Zajic, Gail 'Wigger, Beverly Lewis, Donna Hauetter, Madlyn Coates, Mel Roberson. ROW 4: Sarah Fortune, Naomi Welch, Sally Smith, lane Turpen, Ralph Cox, William Glick, Roger Arbuckle, Carl Aubrey, Don Silvers, Don Smith, Ierry White, Ralph Clark, Howard Brown, Don Warner, Deanna Pennington. ROW 5: Donald Long, Melvin Hensen, Benny Beals, Don Reeder, Bob Haynes, Howard Stevenson, Randy Williams, David Bolsenga, Tom Allen, Ierry Meyer, Iudy Brower, Cheryl Elbe, Vicki McCarrick, Emily Hall, Lou Ann Labarge, Dixie Lee Ballard. poetr club Poetry Club . . . sponsored by Mrs. Grace Shields . . . open to any interested student . . . encourages the writing of poetry. ROW l: Mary Bronaugh, Ann Ienkins, Elizabeth Rhode. ROW 2: Mrs. Grace Shields, Mary Lessley, Sarah Fortune, Patsy Nolte. Bell, hler. .swam radio club Radio Club . . . an organization devoted to amateur radio . . . operating station WAOQ . . . sponsored by Miss Sallie Kingsborough and Mr. Paul Galatas . . . open to any interested student . . . the olficers . . . President, Dave Macey . . . Vice-president, Wayne Black . . . Secretary, Sylvia Mosby . . . Treasurer, Martha Shultz . . . Sergeant-at-Arms, Bruce Fuller. ROW 1: Larry Mansfield, Gary Ellis, Paul Cummins, Ierry Walters, Martha Schultz, Marie Lintner, Sylvia Mosby. ROW Z: Pat Wright, Mike Wright, Ronald Rollins, David Kendle, Ronny Ellis, Bruce Allen, Bob Good, WNZLQ, Mr. Paul Galatas. ROW 3: Wayne Black, Dave Macey, Bruce Fuller, Dick Bevard, Wayne West, Tom Decker, Ierry Brown. stage crew Volunteers . . . their job . . . to supervise care ot the stage and auditorium . . . Miss Hilda McConnell, sponsor. ROW 1: Norma Malone, Wynn Sharon Luskow, Pat Gordon, Nancy Elliott. ROW 2: Bob Short, Charlotte Chastain, David Page rsr B RR D, A future nurses of a merlea Interests sophomore, junior, and senior girls in personal and community health . . . acquaints them with nursing as a pro lession. President, Geneva Blair . . . Vice-president, Iudy Lineberry . , . Secretary, Elaine Craft . . . Treasurer, Lois Dahlberg . . . Sponsor, Mrs. Emily Beigel, R.N ROW l: Geneva Blair, Lois Dahlberg, Elaine Craft, Iudy Lineberry, Mrs, Emily Beigel, ROW 2: Elaine Evans, Ruth Koetting, Sally Cavin, Ann Ienkins, Ianice Roberson, Ianice Andrews, Ilene Gibbs, Linda Amone, Kathy McThompson, ROW 3: Phyllis Poage, Eva Burch, Corlee Morse, Maxine Chinn, Dorothy Linneman, Ioyceylon Wiard, Mary Roush, Pat Venable, Iackie Spencer, Shyla Soderstrom, Flora Tapp. ROW 4: Kathy St. Iohn, Barbara Burner, Ioyce Allen, Corinne Hixson, Darlene Irwin, Ann Evans, Barbara Williams, Marilyn Warlord, Sharon Bliss, JoAnn Trantham, Elaine Lunn. ROW 5: Alice Dahlberg, Lagene Irwin, Pat Maddux, Ann McClure, Sherry Miller, Sharon Thomas, Paula Case, Bonnie Prentice, Rosalie Hagg, Bonnie Ross, Jane Poage, Beverly Williamson. nurses aides Nurses' aids . . . chosen by Mrs. Emily Beigel . . . these girls assist her during their study periods . . . caring for any student who is taken ill or injured during school. ROW 1: Mrs. Emily Beigel, Ann Evans, Iackie Spencer, Grace McClain, Nancy Sperman. ROW 2: Geneva Blair, Pat Venable, IoAnn Trantham, Paula Case, Corrine Hixson, Beverly Williamson. ra. -WA 55 we kn lWnwwmwtMQ ft, .f mf , EP ' fmwf PE' y g mn future teachers Future Teachers . . . encourages young people to become teachers . . . acquaints them with the various fields of teaching. Members are . . . sophomores, juniors, seniors . . . Sponsor . . . Mrs. Eleanor Calvert . . . Officers . . . President, Elizabeth Moore . . . Vice-president, Maxine Chinn . . . Secretary, Beverly Thompson . . . Treasurer, Ianice Carey . . Historian, Mary Lessley. ROW 1: Elizabeth Moore, Maxine Chinn, Shirley Dick, Martha Goodman, Marie Lintner, Mrs. Calvert. ROW 2: Barbara Newby, Cassie Henson, Elsiann Quell, Virginia Colby, Mary lane Stephan, Ianice Carey, Ioan Mudd, HOW 3: lean Dyer, Keith Dyer, Bruce Henry, Mary Lessley, Beverly Thompson, Brenda Peterson, Mary Ann Hinds, Pat McCormick. future homemakers of america To promote . . . an interest in home economics . . . an appreciation of homemaking. Members . . . have one semester ol home ec with an M average. Sponsored by . . . Miss Donna Quigley . . . Miss Elizabeth Collings. Giticers . . . President, Emily Hall . . . Vice-president, Corinne Brown . . . Secretary, Grenda Iones . . . Treasurer, Nancy Laber . . . Historian, Vicki McCarrick. ROW 12 Miss DODHCI Quigley, Vicki MCCarrick, Nancy Laber, Grenda Iones, Emily Hall, Corrine Brown, Lois Peterson, Sue Stewart. Miss Elizabeth Collings. ROW 2: Sheri Harper, Linda Arnone, Ieannette Byrd, Iudy Hester, Ioyce Begdling, Sarah McKay, Shirley Williams, Plesie Morast, Shyla Soderstrom. ROW 3: Dixie Williamson, Cassie Henson, Mary Blackman. Mary Ruth Carter, Shirley Crocker, Iudy Nelson, Yvonne Frazier, Ieanie Fudge, Flora Tapp, Philancy Catlin. ROW 4: Lois Dahlberg, Joyce Earls, Pat Logan, Patricia Stewart, Kay Lanto, Grenda McFellows, Pat Holmes, Sara Fortune, Miriam George, Sylvia Stout, Iackie Bateman. 1' ti 9 at projectionists Keep 'em Rollin . . . could well be the slogan of the projectionists . . . consisting of thirteen boys . . . and Mrs. Sullivan. sponsor. These boys . . . in charge of projection room . . equipment such as . . . record player . . . movie projector . . . slide projector . . . public addre'ss system. Showing movies to . . . clubs . . . classes . . . and organizations . . . only part oi their job t ROW 1: Neil Houser, Kenny Bost, Iohn Criscione, Ralph Clark, Iimmy Painter, Bill Young. ROW 2: Mike Peterson, Ed Morgan, Troy Majors, Tommy Dixon, Bob Peterson, Harley Humphreys, Earl Lumsden. , madrigals Madrigals . . . a mixed group . . . selected from the A Cappella choir . . . contains 30 members . . . sponsored by Miss Lida Warrick . . . gives experience in singing madrigals and motets. ROW 1: Victor Nielson, Iudy Counts, Elizabeth Rhode, Bill Leonard. ROW 2: Harry Teeter, Iim Wingo, David Wilch, Tom Burke, lack Gibbons, Iohn Younghanz. ROW 3: Mary Lessley, Ioan Rodenberg, Ieannette McHugh, Margaret Carman, Carol Newhard, Iean Wingo. ROW 4: Charlotte Chastain, Barbara Hubbard, Lorinda Neville, Patsy Parrish, Barbara Bivens, Sue Seneker, Pat Acheson. ROW 5: Bill Mark, David Page, Robert Ketcham, Iohn Rouse, Iim Trout, Ronnie Evans, Robert Short, Royce Richards. af, 7 4?7Qf' W ,, 5 Q f f , 2 l 5 S! 4' W -f f.. Q4 y.. U , , ,V .. .k I M .W W ,XX V , 1 'sm 'Wx ' X f ,Z , sw .T 1 'R M' 'iw -se M , www ' ,' 'iff ZW 3 4 f 4 f, r W , ff 9 VE? , Zsfl TZ' A ROW 1: Mary Teresa Verderame, Nadine Davis, Martha Williams, Linda Arnone, Laddie Moore, Ianice Thomas, Martha Goodman, Ianice Wilson. ROW 2: Bill Leonard, Shirley Ballard, Dennis Gray, Bob Short, Bob Wegener, Sylvia Mosby. Lois Standley, Wynn Sharon Luslcow, Ioyce Beadling, Ianice Andrews. ROW 3: Ioe Perkins, Harvey Hungate, David Page. Ray Bendure, Paul Bailey, David Wilch, Bruce Henry, Gary Williams. Herbert Havens, David Warner, Shirley Standley. modern music masters Modern Music Masters . . .a national honorary music society . . . started in 1952 . . . has 165 active members . . . outstanding students from A Cappella, Orchestra. Glee Club, and the bands. Sponsored by Miss Lida Warrick, Miss Mildred Smith, and Mr. Don Neuhart . . . promotes good feeling among the various branches of music. The officers . . . President, Mary Lessley . . . Vice-president, Bill Mark . . . Secretary, Liz Rhode . . . Treasurer, Iudy Counts . . . Historian, Charlotte Chastain. ROW 12 lean WiHQOf VVCfI1dCf Vick, STIGTOH Lewis. 10011 Wise, Kay Straub, Iean Dyer, Marjorie Palmer, Phyllis Brown, Patsy Williams, ROW 2: Pat Acheson, Jean Bailey, Sue Seneker, Rosemary Cross, IoAnn Louderback, IoAnn Rodenberg, Carol Newhard, Iackie Morgan, IoAnn Croley, Ieanette McHugh. ROW 3: Carlene Elliott, Anita Stark, Shirley Parker, Barbara Bivens, Elizabeth Fletcher, lack Gibbons, Mildred Schroeder, Anne Dragen, Patsy Parish, Margaret Carman, Dorothy McGowan. ROW 4: Gary Thompson, Darwin Garrison, Charles Logan, Marvin Dixon, Gene Voigts, Iudy Brower, Barbara Hubbard, Elaine Craft, Beverly Schroeder, Gloria Enochs, Emily Hall, Betty Smith. ROW 5: Iames Neill, Bill Allen, Dwight Grantham, Iohn Rouse, Robert Ketcham, Ronnie Evans, Hobin Reeves, Carl Summers, Royce Richards, Bill Leclere, Loren Hughes, Iohn Younghanz, Mason Michelson. WHL 2' 2,61 I w modern music masters ROW 1: Elizabeth Rhode, Secretary: Bill Mark, Vice-President: Mary Lessley, President: Iudy Counts, Treasurer: Charlotte Chastain, Historian: Miss Warrick, Mr. Neuhart, sponsors. ROW 2: Rose Arnone, Dee Dunkin, Iudy Yeager, Mary Bronaugh, Nancy Casterlinej Bonnie Blackburn, Cleta Mclntire, Maxine Chinn. ROW 3: Ruth Ann Passmore, Karel Whitaker, Frances Iane Poage, Ianet Owen, Barbara Gentry, Carolyn Iackson, Iudy Deaver, Vermara Ottman, Tom Burke. ROW 4: Lorinda Neville, Martha Pritchard, Norma McDowell, Judy Davis, Lucy Snell, Nancy McFarren, Martha Prather, Ioan Mudd, Linda Foster, Jacqueline Bateman. ROW 5: Melissa Warmack, Yvonne Frazier, Ann Smith, Ianet Clark, ludy Hayes, Beverly Walker, IoAnn Lowman, Jackie Spencer, Iackie Scott, Pat Maddox, Beverly Darrah. ROW 6: Ioyce Earls, Carol Hagerman, Iean Marsh, Sharon Bliss, Pat Logan, Carl 1-lubrey, Viola Berry, Paula Case, Barbara Newby, Elaine Lunn, Elsiann Quell, Susie Bryant. glee club Sponsored by Miss Mildred Smith . . . Girls' Glee Club encourages a more active participation in musical activities . . helps to increase interest in vocal music. ROW 1: Linda Arnone, Rose Arnone. Patty Dame. SC11'ld1'a We'scott, Kathryn McThompson, Iudy Stotts, Mary Lou Lacey, Mary Bronaugh, Plesie Morast, Mary Ann Boggess. Nancy lC1Ckson, Ioyce Beadling, Iudy Hennessy. ROW 2: Beverly Darrah, Ioan Mudd, Iackie Spencer, IoAnn Loman, lean Hawk, Ruthie Bryant, Bonnie Blackburn, Ona Swearingen, Pat Iaynes, Dolly Dibben, Cleta Mclntire, Iudy Koenig, Shirley Ballard, Mary Io Ottman, Ioyce Thomas. ROW 3: Miss Smith, Bobbie Montgomery, Iackie Scott, Kathleen Dulohery, Teresa Verderame, Corlee Morse, Iudy Deaver, Iackie Bateman, Ianice Andrews, Ioyce Key, Eva Burch, Rose Ann Gash, Rosalie Brassfield, Marilyn Ganote, Karen Davis. ROW 4: Marcia Childs, Charlotte Spalding, Martha Williams, Sharon Bliss, Mildred Littlejohn, Barbara Newby, Sherry Miller, Nadine Davis, Kathie Wayman, Beverly Walker, Ianet Owen, Carolyn Iackson-, Nancy McFarren, Martha Prather, Lorene Edwards. ROW 5: Alice Dahlberg, Lagene Irwin, Pat Maddux, Virginia Bain, Bette Buchanan, Phyllis Browh, Donna Mehner, Ioan Powell, Ruth Passmore, lean Marsh, Madeline Coates, Carol Whitaker, Sara Fortune, Carol Miller, Karen Morse, Iollrm Tranthcrm. it V W iw? 'YWllV7l 'l jllZ, I A Cappella , . . a selected group of students . . . chosen by Miss Lida Warrick. sponsor . . . on voice quality cmd ability to read music . . . the big event of the year is their operetta . . . this year Trial by Iury wa's presented. ROW 1: Liz Rhode, Dee Dunkin, Nancy Casterline, Ioan Wise, Tommy Fisher, Alan Hurlbut, Iohn Randall, Bob Elliott. ROW 2: Harvey Hungate, Dennis Gray, Bob Good, Mike McHugh, lean Wingo, Maxine Chinn, Wanda Vick, Sharon Lewis, Iudy Counts. ROW 3: Tom Burke, Bob Wegener, lack Wise, Iim Morgan, Charles Farris, Iim Wingo, Vic Neilson, David Warner, Her- bert Havens, Kenny Bird. ROW 4: Les Tucker, Donald Lake, Bob Short, Carlene Elliott, Anita Stark, Vermara Ottman, Bill Leo- nard, Ray Bendure, Harry Teeter, David Wilch, David Page. ROW 5: Virginia Watt, Lorinda Neville, Marguerite Wilson, Iacl-rie Morgan, Wynn Sharon Luskow, Anne Dragen, Iudy Yeager, Sylvia Mosby, Ann Ienkins, Frances Henry, Lois Stanley, Shirley Stanley. a cappella choir ROW 1: Pat Acheson, Ieanette McHugh, Margaret Carmen, Iean Bailey, Ioann Louderback, Ioann Rodenberg, Carol New- hard, Rosemary Cross. ROW 2: Gloria Enochs, Elizabeth Leonard, Patsy Parrish, Dorothy McGowan, Mary Lessley, Barbara McCallum, Io Ann Croley, Sue Seneker, Barbara Hubbard. ROW 3: Tom Kennedy, Mason Michelson, Beverly Schroeder, Mildred Schroeder, Lois Dahlberg, Emily Hall, Barbara Bivens, Shirley Parker, Charlotte Chastain, Iohnny Younghanz. ROW 4: Ronnie Evans, Cecil Reed, Carl Summers, Bill LeClere, Fred Carman, Bruce Henry, Lois Barnett, Iudy Brower, Elaine Craft, lack Gibbens, Pat Herring. ROW 5: lames Neill, Iim Thomas, Bill Allen, Dwight Grantham, Royce Richards, Iim Harper, Iohn Rouse, Robert Ketchum, Robin Reeves, Jim Trout, Bill Mark, Loren Hughes. lity JW idy Ier- .eo- :kie .ey. I l E , I orc hestra lst Violins: Robert Tinsley, Concert master, Judy Potter, Rita Mc- Nary, Rose Giulvezan, Norma McDowell, Pat Logan, Cozzette Chappell, Martha Pritchard, Ioyce Earls, Linda Keltner, Pauline Franklin. 2nd Violins: Virginia Rowland, Ioyce Irwin, Ioan Formby, Mary Ann Yates, Sharon Lohnes, Iacquelyn Bateman, Ioyce Davis Carl Aubrey, Frances Geenes, Bobby Ioe Kincaid, Ronnie Fellows. Violas: Kay Borden, Yvonne Frazier, Ioyce Steffens, Ianice Steffens. Cellos: Iack Davis, Iack Woods, Larry La Clair. String Bass. David Naylor. Oboe: Ianet Clark. Bassoon: Mary Ketcham. Horn: Carol Hagerman. Trombone: Ierry Rule. - Y Y' Y Drums: Ianet Mclntire. Tympani: Darwin Garrison. Piano: Marilyn Cannom. swing band Alto Saxophones: Dee lay McGhay. Burnell Toombs, Anita Stark. Tenor Sax: Don O'Beilly, Jim Pate. Clarinet: Steve Pale. Baritone Sax: Kent McCall. ' o: Carol Newhard. Trumpets: Dean Corurn, Bob Hauetter, Tommy Ellis, Leslie Tucker. Trombones: Charles Logan, Shirley Dick Ioe Perkins Drums: Bob Landis. String Bas's: David Naylor Pran 7 2 as Flutes: Wanda Poage, Martha Goodman Clarinets: Steve Pate. Iudy Davis Alto Saxophones: Kent McCall. Trumpets: Iim Trout, Malissa Warmack Bill Allen Basses' Terr Fr Ra Hall. 43 I, il 'C L E 'C I I fx . 4' , 1 1 . fhfgifbgihexw 1 , f'- fm M .,, ,,, D qv Jaya I ff... K E771 rv' .ae..f, S, X ' .1 - as VU' X 5534 ww ' ' sim X W!! x , SS jk A W gwfgxi , f f Sf fc 4414 ww amy ,,, . w W, ww jj wmv X W f mm S WS, 4 Co-Editors: Carolyn Hall and Fred Bell. Fred was also in charge oi all photography. pu rgold staff 121454 ,wo Literary Staff: Alan Adams: Pat Parkinson. Advertising Staff: Iohn Rouse: Philancy Catlin: Pat Gordon, Advertising Manager: and Robert Ketcham. Make-Up Staff: Iudy Garzee: Deann Ferguson, Make-Up Editor: Marilyn Nelson: and Ioyce 126 Blackburn. Nancy Anderson, Literary Editor: and Nancy Elliott. Not pictured: Viola Berry and Carol Bianchini. f Art and Promotional Staff: Bob Berkebile and Cheryl Elbe. Not pictured: Ronnie White and Io Ann Croley. Junior Staff Members Gary Ganote, Photo Assistant Ioyce Denny, Beverly Thompson, Carol Newhard, Make-Up Assistants. Av rkinson. Nancy 1 Carol Berkebile and de White cmd nt event Q-up I A M ' Ax W A 4 A ' . , A .. , L . .. U 4 A A 4- A .. - - , ,,, ,AAA , M ! ' J fx'-rv'-L.-V Af -A-+44 W.-. .,,,,, ,-.,..,., -1.,,, ,W AA,, -4 U r N iam? Q. N - -13 I? :mc-.4,. V. , N. M., , , '1 A' 5 , - - - I , ' -- V . w ' '- 4-- 'iw 4.-uf-T -1 V-1. . 4- f ---Y A 54 ,,f,-Ar-, - ,. , W., .. f Q , I f ' L , . , - in P n I r 1 1 ,yn Hull and Fred Bell. 'xurge oi all photography. G Ro 4 X N Rx E3 Q f 5 X X xg f Y -. N N QS X X :K S N, 'Q 4 1 ' Q ix m1'w'f2 -,V 1 fx 4- f 5 4 I IW. f ' A ,x g X Z 67 X XZ x -A Nw fx W1 x f ., NAVY ' 3-fi Wfavyxx 14 sm fi AQ V V f SZ S 1 , ' 3 , up .,,,., 1 V? I XX 'Z N :Af S, 355, ,Hi , C X 4 , X K W3 , f Q A 1 A , My hp SWQZW fr , VX, Nw-, Vw ' x w 1 2 'Z W5 'X 5, , f J 'Y 1 Head Coach Clark Ferguson, B Squad Coach Art Pfaff. Freshman Coach Don Kumpy, and Eighth Grade Coach Wendell Carey. basketball schedule NKC X OPPONENT 29 Pembroke Country Day 65 36 Wentworth 28 48 Shawnee Mission 63 36 William Chrisman 50 42 Raytown 39 54 Park Hill 18 45 Lincoln 65 53 Lafayette 40 63 William Chrisman 51 37 Wyandotte 49 55 Benton 30 34 Northeast 56 56 Central 41 NKC OPPONENT 55 Wentworth 21 50 KC Central 36 43 Benton - 51 78 Lexington 66 54 Clinton 59 74 Windsor 52 51 Baytown 59 45 Central 41 43 Southeast 61 61 William Chrisman 81 68 Lafayette ' 43 47 Northeast 63 NKC 29 . . . NKC. NKC was as they Home! h 13 and l NKC 36 ...NKC In the tourney Phil Sn- 13 poin may 've 4 basketball IQ54-I95 NKC 29 PEM-DAY 35 NKC 36 WENTWORTH 28 . . . NKC, November 23, 1954 . . . Lexington, November 26, 1954 NKC was downed by a tough Red Raider team The Hornets were victorious in their first PEC as they opened their season at home . . . tilt and were led by Don Sarver's 12 points Hornet high scorers were Norman Amos with . . .superior height 'spelled the difference... 13 and Bob Kern with 10 .. . NKC 48 SHAWNEE MISSION 63 . . . S-M, December 4, 1954 Meeting the Indians for the first time in basket- ball, the Hornets made a good showing before bowing to the tough opponents . . . Bob McKown Senior Captain NKC 36 WM. CHRISMAN 50 NKC 42 RAYTOWN 39 ...NKC, December 7, 1954 ..lNKC, December a, 1954 In the first round of their own invitational Raytown's Blue Iays were eliminated as the tourney NKC went down to the Bears . . . Homets gained the consolation finals of their Phil Snowden was high scorer for NKC with tourney . . . Amos and Saver were high with 13 points . . . 10 points each . . . Norman Amos Clifford Scantland Senior Senior NKC 54 PARK HILL 18 . . .NKC, December 10, 1954 By trouncing the Trojans in the consolation finals, NKC picked up their first trophy of the season . . . Snowden dropped in 18 for scoring honors . . . NKC 45 LINCOLN 65 .. .Lincoln, December 14, 1954 Montgomery hit 30 and Hawthorne added 22 to lead the undefeated Tigers against the Hornets . . . Snowden scored 14 points for NKC... Gene Bruns Iunior Phil Snowden Iunior NKC 53 LAFAYETTE 40 . . . St. Ioe December 17, 1954 Winning their second straight PEC game, the Hornets had minor difficulty. Hornet scorers were Snowden with 13, Sarver and Amos with 12 apiece, and Bob McKown with 9. NKC 37 WYANDOTTE 49 . . . Wyandotte, Ianuary 4, 1955 n Returning from the holidays the Hornets scored the Bulldogs before bowing in the non-conference tilt . . . 1 NKC 34 NORTHEAST 56 . . . NKC, Ianuary ll, 1955 Sarver poked in 17 for high scorer position, but NKC was beaten badly by the tall and powerful Vikings . . . Snowden's bad knee kept him out of action . . . NKC 63 WM. CHRISMAN 51 ,, .. . NKC, December 21, 1954 With Don Sarver dumping in 25 points as he D,-T went to the center position for the first time, Sm, NKC completely surprised the Bears by lead- H515 ing all the way . . . Cliff Scantland had ll ,519 and McKown had 10 in a good display of foe teamwork . , . NKC 55 BENTON 30 . . . NKC, Ianuary 7, 1955 ' The Hornets took complete command of the PEC by smothering the Cardinals . . . Don Sarver took game scoring honors with 18 points . . . NKC 56 CENTRAL 41 NKC Ianuary 14 1955 Sarver again h1t 25 to take scoring honors and Scantland added 10 as NKC swamped the Indians . . . Dave Bolsenga, up from the B team for his ,first varsity competition, hit 7 points . . . Bob Kern Senior NKC ss WENTWORTH 21 NK .. .NKC, Ianuary 21, 1955 Taking their sixth straight PEC win was easy as the Hornets raced to a 32-12 half-time lead and coasted on through . . . Sarver's ll and , Kenny Ienkin's 8 led NKC . . . fie nxt NKC 50 KC CENTRAL 36 A , , r NKC, Ianuary 25, 1955 NKC 43 BENTON 51 . . . St. Ioseph. Ianuary 28. 1955 GS he Don Sarver sank 17 points to take game NKC was completely stunned by the Cardinals t time, scoring honors for the titth straight game . . . who were led by Gary Smith's 24 points . . , r' lead' BOISQHKJG .hCld 12 Gnd SCC!Df1UI1d hdd 10 in Snowden hit 12 to lead NKC as he returned to mad 11 the victory over the Interscholcrstic League the line-up after missing tour games . . . PIGY of foe . . . NKC 78 LEXINGTON 66 . . . Clinton, February 2, 1955 of the Iourneying to Clinton for the Clinton Tourney j Don . . . NKC won their Iirst round game . . . 'nth 18 Sarver poured in 24 points and Kern added 16 as the Hornets hit their peak . . . I 'ik-1' Don Sarver Sophomore , . NKC 54 CLINTON 59 . . . Clinton, February 4, 1955 ' Atter a poor first halt, NKC came back to gain a tie at the end ot regulation time only to lovse in an overtime to the host team of the tournament . . . Snowden swished 17 points in for the Hornets . . . Edward Conway if Iunior 1 i David Bolsenga Mio' NKC 74 WINDSOR 52 . . . Clinton, February 5, 1955 NKC took the third place trophy as Snowden hit 18, Amos hit 17, and Sarver added 12 . . . Snowden had 16 points in first hailf . . . NKC 51 RAYTOWN 59 . . . Baytown. February 8, 1955 The Hornets dropped another overtime de- gli T225 cision to the Blue lays at the new Baytown iieldhouse Clift Scantland had C1 1101 3 d - Q 1 . . 11 an night as he dropped in 18 points . . . 1 ll David Dillingham Senior 1 'l g. 1 1 1 Kenny Ienkins Senior NKC 45 CENTRAL 41 . . . St. Ioseph, February 11, 1955 In the important conference game at St. Ioe the Hornets 'slipped past the Indians . . . high point honors went to Sisson of Central and Sarver of Northtown with 16 apiece . . . NKC 43 SOUTHEAST 61 . . . Southeast, February 15, 1955 Resting the starters for the Chrisman game the Hornets could not give the Knights a close contest . . . Southeast was led by Hymer who hit 19 points in one half . . . Don Ray Senior NKC 61 WM. CHRISMAN 81 . . . Independence, February 16, 1955 Led by Gene Miller's 26 points, the Bears gained a first place deadlock with the Hor- nets in the PEC . . . Sarver hit 20 and Amos and Bolsenga had 12 each tor NKC . . . Bill Mark NKC 68 LAFAYETTE 43 Senior . . . NKC, February 18, 1955 The Hornets easily disposed of the Sham- rocks to gain a Co-Championship of the PEC . . . Sarver pumped in 17, Bolsenga his 13, and Amos added 10 . . . Scantland and Mc- Kown played a good floor game . . . NKC 47 NORTHEAST 63 . . . NKC, February 22, 1955 Northtown was knocked out in the first round in one of the toughest state regionals by the Northeast Viking . . . Don Sarver took game scoring honors with 22 to wind up a brilliant sophomore year with 310 points in 25 games . . . AMW a squad ROW l: Mr. Clark Ferguson, Kenny Ienlcins, Clifford Scantland, Alan Adams, statistician. ROW 2: David Bolsenqa, Bob Kern, Bill Mark, Bob McKown, Don Reynolds, manager. ROW 3: Ed Conway, Don Sarver, Phil Snowden, David Dillingham, Norman Amos, Gene Bruns, Don Ray. -squad Coached by Mr. Art Platt . . . B Squad Basketball team... record of ten wins . . . eight los'ses . . . will comprise for the most art next year's varsity team . . . beginning their basketball careers properly . . . gaining experience in play . . . teamwork P . . . sportsmanship. ROW 1: Allen Hurlbut, Mr. Pfaif, Denny Harris, Skipper Keith. ROW 2: Phillip Campbell, Bill Allen, Royce Richards, Ronnie Misner, Conrad Schroeder, Roger Morris. ROW 3: Larry Olsen, Ronnie Henderson, Roger Blomquist, Melvin Hansen, Raymond Buhl. Bill Rogers, Larry Holland. Not pictured: Harvey Hungate. P i f C squad Coached by Mr. Don Kumpy . . . C Squad Basketball team .... has only begun the long road to basketball fame . . . ROW 1: Richard Pagach, Milton Ladd, Dick Shaw, Don Henderson, Ierry Hancock. ROW 2: Mr. Kumpy, Iohn Skaug, Mike Ironsmith, Bill Kaley, Bill Kelso, Gary Stubbs. Not pictured: Iohn Beller, Iohn Tonge. eighth grade squad Under the coaching supervision of Mr. Wendell Carey... eighth grade basketball players had a fair season's record... five 'wins ,. . . three losses. ROW 1: Gary Gore, Ross Anderson, Ronny Petree, Ioe Boothman, Iimmy Davis, Kenneth Pagach. ROW 2: Mr. Carey, Iohn Dlmedo, Iohn Caldwell, Kenneth Brand, Tommy Carey, Wayne Bruington, Hobart Mason. ROW 3: Arlo Batson, lay Anderson, Larry Weakley, Ierry Britton, Ronnie Piatt, Ted Mclntosh, Richard Watkins, Bobby Popalisky. . Gee, lookit, real glitter! Coronation Ball . . . December 19, 1954 . . . theme . . . Modern Mood . . . sponsored by the Purgold Staff . . . decorated by hard workers of staff and advisers . . . Candidates and managers cam- paigned . . . sold Purgolds . . . candidate selling largest number acclaimed queen of the ball . . . tense excitement . . . greeted the candidates and es- corts . . . Nancy Elliott and Iim Frans . . . Iudy Garzee and Don Reynolds . . . Pat Rains and Don Ray . . . Carolyn Hall and Ronnie White . . . Marilyn Armstrong and Pat Herring. Then . . . spotlight on Fred Bell, co-editor of yearbook . . . announcement . . . ludy Garzee . . . Queen of the 1955 Purgold and Coronation Ball . . . crowd starts yelling and applauding . . . another announcement . . . Carolyn Hall . . . acclaimed Purgold Princess . . . more ap- plauding. Queen Iudy . . . Princess Carolyn . . . and their pretty attendants . . . hailed and congratu- lated by all . . . music by George Tidona and his band . . . then came the end of a wonderful and sleepless week. Tough race, Queenie, but you won, so smile, kid smile! Turn off the charm, Don Lee, the campclign's over. 37 ! Head up Landis. Didn't Authur Murray tell you never look at your feet! The Sid Huntingtonsn on their 25th anniversary! Iudy., you're crushing my boutonniere! 8 Who said swimming pool nlocker girls can't dance? judy garzee queen Gf the l955 purgold 13 ' ' '.,J:..5' f -'2',:,...u...-.L.a.-:HEL-xr--11-1--V f'--f - 'H ' ' ' ' ' ' ...,...:.g..,-.f...,- 40 pat rains purgold attendant 4 ca: olyn hall purgold princess M4 :rv ,. . .fm ,-,., .WM V V . . ., W - na ney elliott purgold attendant f ,ru Q . , . -,- ,. v.-..,-wan-un'-'l0l ' marilyn armstrong purgold attendant I draniatics class ple February 11, 1955 . . . ghost seen in halls of Northtown High School.. . resembled Ronnie White. Yes . . . it was the Dramatics class play . . . Gra- mercy Ghost . . . directed by Mildred Fulton . . . hard work by cast and crew resulted in entertaining comedy enjoyed by all . . . Cast: Nancy Elliott as Nancy Willard . . . Ronnie White as Nathaniel Coombes . . . Robin Reeves as Charley Stewart . . . Ronnie Horn as Parker Burnett . . . Patsy Parrish as Margaret Collins . . . Deanna Pennington as Miss Ames . . . Tim Ryan as Officer Morrison . . . Pat Herring and Ronnie Evans as Ambulance drivers . . . Tex Frye as Irv . . . David Page as Rocky . . . Ioan Linder cfs Girl Ghost . . . George Washington, I presume! Vermouth, my eye! This is Dcrd's Root Beer! Who t'rew dis boddle? el w dis boddle? I Wu Y 1 X, z f ,f f r XQ urri ulum :,..-.- f , Northtown ,rmatics class , . . . hard w , 'by all . . . 1' . . . Ronnie W1 .Stewart . . . Ronnie ,ollins . . . Deanna Pe fn . . . Pat Herring and ,rs Irv . . . David Page as 5 n Hi Q1 Q Q QMS A X f 5 y X, 2 , LI ,W 3? Q N , ' 4- f W H . wmwwmffvwfmnsfhb ,SK 1, 75 -J , ,H V' f ,I A,.,,,,,,L W, fWwy,,wfQ-- 1, nf , , f, 3 ' X A f f, o 4 , f ihcxt insiructs students in the study of ihe Chemisirv, the science course . ,j,,.U3,,Lq me 44 vgyied offerings of the currxculum. 7 ' X Wg NW - -V i C ,Rfk fi fill? S si gi QS: Q MQW ff MMM up-I f ' if composition oi mciter, is 1 mwp 'QS I 5 'U Q ' ,f5,2yyw,,,, A ,, ,I ,fm 4, , ., ,, , 5 3 5 9 that ' 'WWQQ GIG 6 wwwfx x ,M ,W wwf N om 4 WORLD N39 David Keiller . . . sophomore . . . points to a map that his world history class is studying at the moment . . . class is taught by Miss Ella Mary DeVall. Two other history courses are also required for graduation . . . citizenship and American history. Other related courses offered include economics, sociology, and international relations. A freshman English class . . . instructed by Mrs. Iessie Mae Moore . . . working together 'in a reading group. Three years of English required for graduation . . . freshman, sophomore, and junior courses . . . fourth is not required but much-requested . . . English literature taught to seniors -by Mrs, Grace Shields . . . 'supervisor of the English department. M v Librarian, Barbara Newby . . . stamps a book for one of her many customers. Su- pervised by Miss Beatrice Shyrack . . . the well-equipped library is used by all students. Books of history, non-fiction, fiction, biogra- phies, research material . . . any type that is needed by the student or teacher . . . is found here. The efficiency is rated excellent. Many students arrange for one hour each day in a supervised study hall. Reports are written . . . class assignments are completed . . . books are read. Some of the luckier frosh and seniors . . . take advantage of the magazine counter. Mr. Meyer, mathematics instructor . . . watches as 150 young people try to acquire good study habits. -'Q 5.5 53:24 s ,.., ,..,,.., . V fs r, 22.50 ogether courses ry Mrs. mm 4. r Q X' Ty, ...,..,.. 5 'z f , If 0 if 1 my ,, fi XV , W Q 1 V 7 Art classes help answer some oi the creatlve needs students have m hxgh school above students rn Mr Louls Motto s classes try thelr hand at deslgmng and stxll hte pamtmg below Dwxght Balley and Randall Wxllrams put the frnxshxng touches to a mural created by art students 1 f e ' Q L 2 l Q i U DHT fp NYIWHHN UNLESS HE Lov s IT Shop courses . . . general shop, wood work, metal work, girls' mechanics, applied electricity . . . taught by Mr. Ralph McKeehan, Mr. Lawr- ence Leming, and Mr. Clyde Welch . . . offer students great sense of accomplishment . . . as well as practical knowledge in the use of tools and the development of skills . . . to the right, Charles Riggle skillfully uses a band saw . . . below, boys finish attractive end and coffee tables by attaching black wrought iron legs to beautifully-finished wood. i it rx is 'Q 2 3 memes pw aw M WNW!! Counseling plays an impor- tant part in every student's high school career . . . members of counseling department give os- sistance in deciding what sub- jects to take . . . vocational pos- sibilities . . . college choices . . . personal problems that might confront students . . . here Mrs. Hester Kretz explains the re- sults of cr preference test to sen- ior Cindy Waterou's. Typing is one of the many practical arts offered . . . also one ol the most popular . . . here 0 students of Mr. Art Pfafi click off another daily assignment 1 impor- nt's high mbers of give as- 'hat sub- onal pos- :ices . . . xt might iere Mrs. the re- st to sen- More and more importance attached to the driver education program offered at NKCHS... students now have three instructors fequipped each with a vehicle, naturallyl to answer the growing demand for enrollment in this class... here Mr. Cal Merrifield helps a new student become familiar with the instrument panel... next lesson: once around the block! Instrumental music attracts the future music- ian element of the student body . . . offers A . . here and B band, marching band, pep band, concert band, swing band, and orchestra . . . students perform at plays, concerts, football games. basket- ball games, other special events . . . Mr. Donald Neuhart capably wields the baton. P l l 1 One year of mathematics required 10, graduation from NKCHS . . . however many courses offered . . . general math, algebra, advanced algebra, plane ge. ometry, solid geometry, and trigonome, try . . . to the left Michael La Salle shows his fellow math students the construction of a perpendicular from Q point to a line . . . Mrs. Helen Sullivan W 4 is the instructor in this particular course, CWM 0 Below Mr. Clyde Welch instructs cx very popular elective course . . . drafting . . . boys interested in engi- neering futures always find satisfaction in this curriculum offering. l - ., N., 1 , M mathematics required for NKCHS . . , however ffered . . . general math, ced algebra plane e . g - eometry, and trigonome- e left Michael La Salle llow math students the a perpendicular from a . . . Mrs. Helen Sullivan r in this particular course. Clyde Welch instructs cr elective course . . . boys interested in engi- a always find satisfaction Llum offering. adverti in 3 2 2.2 RUDY FICK '4It's Fick for Fords in Kansas City New and Used Cars and Trucks 1925 Burlington NOrclay 8300 5 Anchor Hardware H. E. Miller Motors, Inc. For a Quarter of a Century your Home-Owned Friendly Hardware Store 304 Armour Road NOrclay 4432 INSURANCE Complete F3C111t16S for all types of Insurance Notary Publlc Income Tax returns Loans and rentals A one stop SGTVICS Walker and Clark Insurance Company 313 A rmour Road N Orclay 4245 DESOT0 PLYMOUTH Sales 81 Service Q 2015 Burlington NOrc1ay 4335 Compliments of O11ver Turpen Prescrrptron Shop 2008 SW1ft No 4423 No Kansas Clty Mo HAIR STYLES BY RONNIE Compliments of Decm's Auto Parts Fashion Beauty Salon 2024 Swift NOrclay Suite 202 Wholesale Automobile Parts 3151 212 E. 18th Avenue - N. K. C., Mo. Vlctor 8033-6738 Dean Moore, owner Chilled Fresh Fruit Co. KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI A daily fresh fruit service to Junior and Senior High Schools that all doc- tors, dentists, nutritionists, and mothers to If approve. , .MA ig - fii Compliments of Roberts's Prescription Drugs Alber Electric Co., Inc. 1810 Swift Street. No. 4149 North Kansas City Division No. 2911 North Kansas City M0 Ben lacobson's, Inc. C '9'a a'i 's To the Class of '55 Men's 81 Boys' Wear Strathman Studios Quality Merchandise 310 Armour Road No. Kansas City Excelsior Springs, MO, -a: ri::....W---we C 5 ...,.. iir rr Congratulations 8g Best Wishes To the Class of l955 A North Kansas City State Bank 327 Armour Road MEMBER Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Kansas City Diesel Power The I. C. Penney Co. Company of North Kansas City, Missouri 1711 Swift Avenue . Extends Congratulations NGTCI35' 3526 and Best Wishes to the Class of 1955 Wayne Mast, Manager -.-- .-.f .za Congratulations to the Class of '55 Norclay Home cl? Auto Supply N. K. C.'s Firestone Franchise Dealer Compliments of Karnes Drug Company 1902 Erie North Kansas City, Missouri Phone 'NOrc1ay 4673 L A. N. TAUL Taul - Tau1Rea1 Estate Co. Sales 8. Leasing Residential Commercial Industrial We Welcome the opportunity to serve you 500 Armour Road NOrclay 3992 Davidson Furniture Co. 418 Armour Road North K. C., Mo. Extend Congratulations and best wishes to the class of 1955 FIVICISOHS. Joseph C. Williams, President H. Virgil Bower, Vice-Pres. E. Virgil Bain, Vice-Pres. 8: Cashier Dortha Jolley, Asst. Vice-Pres. George J . Gillman, Asst. Vice-Pres. Edwin Cavanaugh, Asst. Cashier Clyde L. Stratton, Jr., Asst. Vice-President The National Bank in North Kansas City CAPITAL, SURPLUS 84 UNDIVIDED PROFITS- OVER S700,000.00 EXTENDS TO THE CLASS OF 1955 THEIR HEARTIEST CONGRATULATIONS84 BEST WISHES THE LARGEST BANK IN CLAY COUNTY CMember Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation? Davidson's Bakery 8i Cate Decorated Cakes When you want the best ----play safe---- Call No. 8756-or come in 2000 Swift North Kansas City, Mo. 2 Rex Ken Photos 329 East 14th Avenue North Kansas City, Missouri' Quality Finishing INSURES LIFELONG PRINTS- CLEAR SPARKLING PICTURE NOrc1ay 3930 VOLKSWAGEN The Most Economical Car on the Road Ritter's Service 1401 Swift No. 4316 Swift Motors, Intc. 1725 Swift Avenue North Kansas City, Missouri NOrc1ay 4708-4709 North Kansas City Beauty Shop Kathryne Cochrane, owner 2003 Fayette North Kansas City, Mo. NOrc1ay 4022 i i M vs-3' iw ,, mv., .Qs Berl Berry Wor1d's Largest Lincoln, Mercury Dealern NEW AND USED CARS Factory-trained Mechanics Free Pickup Sz Delivery miami 4 Compliments of Dierks df Sons Lumber Co. North Kansas City, Missouri Henry's Route 4 N. K. C., Mo. Gladstone 9980 Home of Fried Chicken Sz Steaks. VERY BEST WISHES FOR YOUR FUTURE Tancm Floral Co. Our Flowers and your Thoughts Are sure to be appreciated 2010 Swift Avenue NOrclay 3620 Compliments of Shepherd Motor Company Chrysler - Plymouth - Imperial Sales Sz Service 104-110 Armour Road No. 4330 North Kansas City, Mo. Q' Ray Tyson , f EX E BEST IN TRAILER VALUES Jet. US 69 da US 71 New Models On Display Riverside, Mo. See Them Today l?lmZ5f y X , f ff 1 1 X f , f, f 3 n W1 ef: Congratulations fo the Class of l955 from Mr. and Mrs. Paul Morris North Kansas City, Missouri Velvet Freeze 21st and Swift Y-, V - ,i-W YYJ - 5 The Press Dispatch-News Dispatch Compliments of 2001 Clay North Kansas City, Mo. Corn Products Refining Co Complete coverage of school activities and sports Sandy's Oak Ridge Manor Lyle H. Bean, Insurance North Kansas City Tea Room 5410 Munger Road Kansas City, North Congratulations 81 Best Wishes One mile from Ford Plant To the Class of 155 1 ' 0 V I in E .,.. . , V ' hfvh E. E st i it 'AE 3 P - sl-V :I . fi -,,' -- I it t 4 lg ,qt A COOPER CLEANERS 81 LAUNDERERS H. E. Gordon Ili NOrc1ay 4662 2018 Swift Street North Kansas City 16, Missouri g 1 - I l i 7 8 Where the style needs of young people are really met Will!! The 'Patrice rwafm mo GRAND Downtown ALSO IN NORTH KANSAS cm: 201-11 Armour Road In North Kansas City clothing. .hats. .shoes. .accessories .sportswear from the Nation's Outstanding Maker. Compliments of Thriftway Super Market City of Gladstone ew! wsu ' i vt ii wi naw' 3 1 1 min . 'Q' BW Q will ? ll.losl1 Ellington Nash 1501 Swift Street - NO. 4479 NORTH KANSAS CITY, MO. Compliments of Burton's Family Shoes Congratulations to the Class of 1955 Burlington Trading Post 1800 Burlington 316 Armour Road N0fC1aY 3194 .North Kansas City, Missouri Compliments of Compliments of Clay Adams Anderson and Norris El' dH 'lt Wth gm an ami on ac es Hardware and Supply Diamonds - Silverware Complete Line ef. Jewelry 16th and Swift Avenue All Watch and Jewelry Repair NO- 3240 Guaranteed North Kansas City, Missouri Local Watch Inspectors for the Burlington, Wabash and Missouri V G Anderson sz Lloyd R Norris Pacific Railroads . R. fsneconusuun pgs, th Musk! ,,,,, vu ctar also One of the most Complete Selections of Records and Labels in the Midwest 316 East Eleventh Street Kansas City 6, Mo Hail! Hail! The Gang's All Here!- CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '55 CHI PHI SORORITY DELTA PHI OMEGA SORORITY Xl OMEGA SORORITY A KAPPA PI DELTA FRATERNITY PHI ALPHA DELTA PI BROTHERHOOD 2 .1.l....i.., Kelvinator - Hotpoint- Hoover Westinghouse Maytag - Laundromat - Ironrite RCA Roy Bentley's Clay Appliance Co. Gas 81 Electrical Sales 81 Service Home-owned and operated, personalized service. 2105 Burlington NOrclay 4541-4542 Compliments to '55 Seniors from N. K. C. Auto Trim 1411 Swift St. NOrclay 3350 Vernon Beck - Dick Beck If It's New If It's Different It's From The Model Sportswear our Specialty 400 Armour Road No. Kansas City, Mo Community Barber Shop Joe P. Hall, Prop. 317 Armour Road Q , North Kansas City, Missouri ARE YOU AWARE THAT --: In 1905 the North Kansas City Development Company was created by Armour Sz Swift Packing House and the Burlington Railroad. T357 Burlington Railroad has been serving North Kansas City since The three main streets of North Kansas City are Armour, Swift, and Burlington. The ASB Bridge was built in 1911 and it was also named for Armour, Swift and Burlington. North Kansas City became an incorporated village in 1912. The first mayor of North Kansas City was Uncle Bill Macken, for whom the city park was named. The first medical doctor in North Kansas City was Dr. Hiram McElroy, for whom the first elementary school was named. North Kansas City covers nearly six square miles and now has a resi- dent population of nearly six thousand. It has a working population of approximately eighteen thousand. The tallest and second oldest industrial building in North Kansas City is the National Bellas Hess building - it isfnine stories high and was built in 1914. There are now over two hundred industries located in North Kansas City. There are seven churches in N orth-Kansas City. The North Kansas City public library and swimming pool was built in 1938. ' There are three public schools in North Kansas City enrolling 2,794 pupils. The first high school had five pupils - the present North Kansas City high school, built in 1925, now has 1,694 pupils. There are six high school teachers who are past students of this school. The present mayor, city attorney and two councilmen are past stu- dents also. AND WE ARE CONFIDENT THAT NORTH KANSAS CITY FACES HE MOST PROMISING FUTURE OF ANY COMMUNITY IN T GREATER KANSAS CITY! North Kansas City Development Co. 7 174 Armour Drive-Inn Congratulations to the Class of 1955 Mr. 81 Mrs. Ernest Black Ben Bolt Barber Shop Russell O'Neal, Prop. 2002 Swift Avenue North Kansas City, Missouri North Kansas City Cab, Inc 24-Hour Service NOrclay 4333 All Cabs Radio Dispatched Bill Cochrane 2010 Swift Ave From Any Angle- CHEVROLET'S Your best buy OUR SINCERE CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1955 Allen Chevrolet Bill Allen, jr. Bill Kelly North Kansas City, Mo. 101 Armour Road Phone NOrclay 4770 Free Pick-up and Delivery 7 74 STORE ,K Compliments to the Class of 1955 Cy's Department Store Antioch - Hardware ci Varrety 5126 Antioch Road 5128 Antioch Road . . Hank Goudy Cy Zmelher Clarence Simmons Walswortlw Brothers PRINTERS and BOOKBINDERS MARCELINE MISSOURI W I Q 1 4 e E ,i 5' A 1 , '21, F ,I i 2 W 5 M! 1? 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