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

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...,,,, - 11 interest fmt M faq vi ..f MNX l, 'V Z? X I Teaching physics and photography in his twenty-first year at Northtown was Mr. john Craig. His activities in- r l aged the Hornet's Nest ff Q ? Y eww 5 i aqsasexqwfqsa ' cluded Stuco, Intramurals, Buzz and Purgold. Mr. William Cross taught philosophy and Missouri history in his tenth year, em if .aiilfiu Teaching home economics, wardrobe planning and interior decorating kept Mr. Samuel Dalzell devoted his time to teaching short stories and com- position. He has been at North Kansas City for seven years. avg, , f of l for fifteen years. 1 e jerry Diehl taught driver education in his Eighth year at Northtown. He also coached , AmEflC3n lllefawllfwrestling and sponsored N Club and FCA. n and Pep Club OCCUPIC nverse in her seventh yei tion and composition in year. Besides sponsoring Pep Club, Mrs. Lin- da Daniels taught English, Mrs. Rosa Lee Dickensheets busy in her sixth year at N.K.C. She also sponsored Science fig- Future Homemakers of America. her fourth f ' K dyzzgyy ,,,, ' 4 ff,l I '-'f' V' ,,,,,, ', ,,,, H ' 'ett 1 .. - ig, W .,y1 uiil l V Mr. Don Duey instructed United States history and contemporary issues classes. It was his thirteenth year of teaching at N.K.C. Ff'-Q f.'f '-.-'.'1'w5 ',q?., L ...IT ..,.,.z..-111gwzv:Y V , s .. g--- -..,..-,.,..--..,.. ,.,t- 1 --... 1- .--4...-1... 17 ,Q-. ' ' ' f ' - 77 -f-- 47' 'iE!?43rE? ?1 -Tgigif. f ' Q -

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Mr. William Durham had classes in American history and American government in his third year. He was assistant coach in football and basketball. at-.J Mr. Clark Ferguson was Coordinator of Counseling in his thirty-first year at Miss Marilyn Fairchild taught American Northtown. history, history of minority groups and sociology in her seventh year. She also assisted with the Activity and Election '72 Committees and Buzz. Miss Velma Frost was kept busy teaching art and crafts in her eighteenth year at N.K.C. She was co-sponsor of Art Club. 18 E-.., In his seventeenth year at North Kansas City, Mr. Robert Elliott instructed drivers' education classes. ,qi 3 Teaching English and American literature was Mrs. Bonnie Foulke. She also sponsored Prom in her third year at N.K.C.H.S. 'Z Miss Mildred Fulton was a teacher of drama and American literature in her thirtieth year at Northtown. Her activities in- cluded the plays, Thespians and N.F.L. U fi g In her fo: secretaria fl .V I I Miss Ma four yea: American Teaching Americar eighth ye His activi' it 5