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

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,,..,..,,, I can't get this cookie batter off my hands. An informal atmosphere allows Sharon O'Brien to study. 'J QS 4-Af' 2 -'1 , Zffr ' y ff' A' i i ffy 's iz 'f 1' . ii 4 iff' . if Z fabrics and accessories. Q My 1 Rosalee Dickensheets Carol liov-'ltr D . Ins Practical Arts The home economics department encouraged students to Str use individual talents in cooking. sewing. interior decorating, Skills vz and wardrobe planning. Current fashion trends were analyzed. Clans, c A. Y. McDonald Manufacturing Co, hosted interior deco- bage fo rating classes as new items for the home were exhibited. Color interests co-ordinated kitchen appliances, 24-karat antique gold bathroom practical water faucets, and round 5'g-by-7 foot bathtubs were among Called f the many new trends shown in home accessories. product: Home Economics Il classes revealed stunning new designs and mo during their fashion show, featuring items made by the students themselves. Each pattern was personalized bv the choice of 'li Individu One more word out ofyou and pow. lm z , i t , ,, f 9 mm . 'V X

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4 . abury. wpson, Katie Coff- cCall, 1 lu. ,J if f I ,W - f. gi ,,.. SYMPHONIC BAND PERSONNEL-FLUTE: Michele Snow, judy Sholts, Linda Lockard, Kathy Payne, Cindy Willard, Patty Hampton, Lisa Williams. OBOE: Mike Farrar, Elizabeth Peacock, Anita Thomas, jackie Sailor. Eb CLARINET: Mary Virgo. Bb CLARINET: Alice Colemen, Kim Heft, Pam Burton, Marilyn Ryan, Steve Reiman, Chris Marks, Kyle Pulse, Roxanne Sells, Kathy Smith, Cindy Scott, Wendy Berglund, Anita Horseman, Kay Barney, Tracy Buress, Miles Reece, Cindy Bellew, Dennis Routh, Dennis Lemasters. Eb ALTO CLARINET: jackie Hill, Debbie Long. BASS CLARINET: Rick Coomes, Pam Salisbury. CONTRABASS CLARINET: jim Van Arsdale. ALTO SAXOPHONE: Dale Stewart, Greg Nees, Gary Koon, Terry Murphy, jim Flanary. TENOR SAXOPHONE: Albert Erdman, Hank Schraeder. BARITONE SAXOPHONE: jim Leimkuhler. BASSOON: Brian Owen, Randy Shephard. TRUMPET: Mike Winkle, Steve Kopetz, Bob Berglund, Steve Langley, Bill Watkins, Chris Dunn, Robert Rich, Bob Koon, David Smith, Keith Baskin, Bobbi Winters, Mike jarnevic, Ken Patterson, Larry Smith, Bob Murphy, Darrell Stenrod, Rhonda Burgett, Doyle Donovan. FRENCH HORN: David Ludwig, Roberta Bartels, Darrell Davis, Russell Thompson, Susan McCoy. TROMBONE: Keith Gardner, Kent Skidmore, Bob Wilson, Claudia Hopson, jill Van Alden, Linda jones, Keith Irvine, jim Enterline, Tom Reiman. BARITONE: jon Melvin, jess Sutton, Steve Bradford, Even Bright, David Budzinski. TUBA: jack Pearson, Don Frank, Ronnie Leo. PERCUSSION: Alan Wiley, Larry Tuso, Steve Golnik, jan Gruenkemeyer, jeff Wright, joel Campbell, Guy Thomas, Richard Hill, john Friend, jeff Duce, Rick Ferguson. lk! f f' 1 v,,gi,, g Q Mr. White plays the role of concert director. ' was

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