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

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Y , A - 'ff '2' iff' V ' 2.5 9 School Board displays tran-siticin.s' Members of the Board of Education spent many sleepless but decisive nights this year. After up- holding their original decision to split the two North- land high schools into three, the Board had to face a levy increase. Three levy defeats forced immedi- ate action. Funds, classes, and teachers were cut, while prices of school lunches and teacher's .salaries were raised according to the cost ofliving. Another decision, made half-way through the school year, allowed sixteen seniors from North- town with seventeen or more credits to leave school to extend their education. If a student had at least a three point zero grade average, he was eligible to enter college. A limited number of other seniors with seventeen credits were selected to attend vo- cational schools or enter on-the-job training pro- grams. Interested students were selected from applications they had filled out. A major transition was the abolition of the district dress code. The last two months of school, students were allowed to wear any type of clothing or any length ofhair, with parentalpermission. Wilfred Hart Don Kumpy Byron DeWitt and Lloyd Heiberg take a relaxing break in front of Central Offic' We-'M t ' ' ln H2-W 'aw'-'M--Wfzfzfmweww wwm ,::: :::. , f-.s,,.W' 7-ww 1 fs ,.A.-ww - wmv

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Lzsa Williams concentrates her attention on Ellery Queen. ,J ! it 4 V. SY' '-X . sw Gb .jxxf-A sv . 1 ' blfj QQQQ XQQ 'A w S if i A f ,,,,,...e,.,,1..1e. .Q . Q X Q se 'M X ' we ,N S ,NA ,Q ,M XWWW f' ff , of , ,, , f ,ff X 1 ' at ff 4 .. X Mrs. Mary Pulley finds herselfdwarfed by vast amounts ofA V material. UW 1 .,,,-..., H Virginia Algaier Gus Leimkuhler Librarian Head Librarian Librarian Georgia Payne Xe:-sv Bernice Ashcraft Mary Pulley Sue Taylor Inst. Asst. Audio- Visual Clerk Audio- Visual Librarian tezrrzieu lieu. bm mfleo recordel also mat Du audio-U, complet cutting a door c The lib bilities partiallg AV dep with tl Pulley. Th. place it school minglin. Mr: for the during her job, ing stud Mr. Don 1 ' 1 -- ,Y - , , M A ' U' ' ' I ' -'---Y'--f - --M -- .. .. , , 4 V Y ' -A-aaa-.,.., . .,. .