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

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Time flies, and this year has been no exception. To the Juniors, this year has been one of prepara- tion for their future Senior year. It has been filled with fun, activities, endless hours of homework, and those dreaded finals. For us, the Seniors, this has been the most worth- while and exciting year we have ever had. It is fright- ening to think that this is our final year as students of North Kansas City High School. Even after graduation and for the rest of our lives, our Alma Mater will al- ways hold a sacred place within our memories. It doesn't seem possible that we could be leaving some of the most enjoyable years of our lives, our teachers, and our friends, to go our separate ways. The Purgold Staff has compiled a personal account of the past days and months of this year, to reflect upon in the years to come. We, the Purgold Staff, of the year nineteen hundred and sixty-three, proudly present our rf if -tiff' i ' A K ,Q,L,,VLi . 1 1 C ,J 1 ff 1 6-H ff K A 9 .Sid ffl -1' 3 1 ,' 'A S-if as KJ X Kfril, gn. C 5,kT4-Z,Qt!.., CLJxl,l2. ffm MQQNQU vga me , la . ' I Q, il

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--n-nav-4 ' Miss Mabel Hale '1fUorL in .SJIQQQCA .fdncl legafe wind 1963 !9urg0!6! During her years at North Kansas City High School, this year's honoree has been highly instru- mental in bringing to our school new prestige, added honors, and bright trophies by the excellent participa- tion of her students in national, state, and local debate and speech tournaments. Besides guiding her proteges in these endeavors, she has directed class plays, served as class sponsor, been active in professional teachers' organizations, and sponsored a local chapter of the National Forensic League, as well as the Debate Club. All of this has been in addition to the classes she has taught in English, speech, and debate, and the many week-ends spent on debate trips. So for her quiet, unassuming manner, her fourteen years of sincere devotion to the teaching of her students, and for her outstanding work in the field of speech and debate, we, the Senior Class of the North Kansas City High School, do proudly dedicate this, the 1963 Pur- gold, to you, Miss Mabel Hale.