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

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i,...Q.,..Wf-M0 I Y ' P 3 ENGLISH English II, III, and IV and Senior Literature are the courses in the English department. Grammar, composition, and literature were studied in each of the classes. The sophomores read selections. from world literatureg juniors, American literatureg sen- iors, English literature. This year, students went to see the film version of Macbeth and the stage' production of Harley in order to better appre- ciate and understand these two plays that they had studied in class. in Blaine discovers a unique and ingenious method of disposing of im- anted students-the guillotine. Iornet words, tories, novels This is the hand that contracts writer's cramp while writing Senior Lit. themes. grammar, spelling. . .poetry English appreciation MISS KAY PFEIFER Miss ROSALIE 0'REILLY BUS. in Ed. AB- , English III English III Junior Class Co-Sponsor 1323- CAROL SHULTZ MRs. MARY FRANCES SMITH - -, BA. English In Senior Literature, English III ' '1 N 'r.,,, 5 J y g fe-'--K . ' 'rl , S 1'-H :Jr .V A Q QJJ,!,f

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ie' f. r' an-l . H Miss 0'Reilly and Cindy Littrell confer in the library during English class. MR. BOB BLAINE MRS. J UANITA CAIN MRS. BE'I'l'Y CONVERSE B.S. in Ed., M. inEd., M.A. B.S. B.S. in Ed.,M.A. English IH, Biology En lish II En lish H AFS Co-Sponsor 8 Sophomore Class Co-sponsor MR. SAMUEL G. DALZELL B.S. English IV 20 'FQ' gags. BARBARA JOHNSON Ehgush 11,111 . ,iiii I A.., I I ' i QWw5iEMa .A', -... ..A'. S Sophomore Class Co-Sponsor MRS. JO ANN LYNCH B.S. English III MISS CHARLOTTE McCLINTOCK B.A., M.E. Senior Literature Future Teachers of America Co-Sponsor MR. CHARLES A. COTTINGHAM B.S. in Ed., M.S. in Ed. English III, Physical Education Varsity Basketball Coach, Co- sponsor of N Club Henry shor MRS. LOVETA MOORE B.S. English II

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MATHEMATICS With a twist of the compass and a push of the slide rule, students began their study of the complex field of mathematics. Slowly the mysteries of parab- olas, logarithms, similar triangles, and quadratics unfolded as the year progressed. The algebra, geome- try, and trigonometry classes offered students experi- ence in problem-solving and a basic understanding of structure, properties, rules, and techniques. The com- bination of these gave students a well-rounded prepa- ration for additional work in mathematics. Terminal math taught the necessary applications of math needed daily. Mr. Cole, who instructed the UICSM courses, was a new member of the math department. MR. EUGENE COLE M.S. UICSM II, III Reetangles, triangles, eireles tangentd axioms, theorems, proofs images, set Mr. Cole speaks to you from radio station UICSM. MISS JOYCE HAYNES B. S. Geometry