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

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bers hool ri of .l of V Q Q ,If 3 if ., r Z' f ,ja ' 4 , af Vfhfya: , ff? y, ldent wg f - ident it Q 1421, ,Y I iw . UX if ,,i Plot KC Students' Future Although they may be taken for granted by the students, the administra- ' tion has constantly strived to move forward for the benefit of everyone in- volved. Also necessary people, counselors helped students make decisions about their high school and post-high school careers, as secretaries took care of the mounds of paperwork necessary to keep the school running smoothly. Robert Blaine Vice Principal Lindajane Roney Counseling Secretary bf-N Qi-ar I Iiianita Ness 'si hool Nurse Walter Borgman Francis Galbraith Dr. Robert Howe Vice Principal Vice Principal Principal Robert Briggs joe Brown Loman Cansler Clark Ferguson Counselor Counselor Counselor Counselor 'Ky .Z ! , , - is C ' 4' Q X, gy, 9 , X , wb ' 1 1' ?'2g:'lf'f+:i '4 ?5'fJ' es ' 39 L Billie Marie Chaney Mary Lou Leimkuhler 1206! Weber Vlfilnlli WMNCI Secretary-Printipal's Office Secretary to Principal Secretary Attendants Offife

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Behind The Scenes Personnel . . . . . l The immense task of central office personnel and school board members was to oversee education in all of the schools in the North Kansas City School. District. They had to co-ordinate facts and figures to come up with a system of education that was both workable and feasible. Improvement was the goal of these important people. Robert B. Atkin Wilfred E. Hart Lloyd C. l-leiberg DF- R- B- DOOUH Assistant Superintendent Assistant Superintendent Assistant Superintendent Superintendent of Schools ,X Donald Ewing Wdliam C. Davidson David Cutherbertson Donald W. Kum Board President Board Vicepresidem Board Secretary Assistant Superiniiizdent K. G. Hovland Roy E Baker Gene H . - Assistant Superintendent Board'Mem ams Wayne Herring Richard Mattox ber Board Member Board M emb-'ff Board Member Al tion haf volved. about t care of smoothly m Robe: Vice l Linda Com Q 1 1 T jua Sch

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Resource Aids Serve Students Among the many faculty members, the librarians and their ers in the audio-visual department were most able to co-work each member of the student body. A student was influence assistance when in search of material for a never without ort, The AV room was available for those term paper or rep who wished to listen to records. These departments also helped teachers who wanted to review information or check out films and filmstrips to show to their classes. !n , 5 ., ff? Hggifia ,a,,Mi, 1 David Short catches 40 winks while making use of audio-visual equipment, ,V .,,, . X fl r X iz., awww :fy 4 ,. ' 0, XUN 1 , 5 fe' i est 1 Marie Chandler Gus Leimkuhler ' ' Library Reference Clerk Lb ' lvlariorie Ifleer . Mary Pulley Suanne Taylor 1 faflafl Library Circulation Clerk Audi-Visual Clerk Audiqyvisual Librarian Are you sure she said i t was in the card catalogue' 9 im the ter, set up velopin various pects c more Photog camera 1 ta arriiri f YVWXT ' , it 4.5.4. sb fi ti Ztwir