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

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nd. i r V all season. 1 O I1 Q! X12 f 1 f '. g,w'sW-jf, ,M 3, f X O -2? , mf ,f , 44 'X f wg ,W ,, ,. . 4W'w7i - , ala, I f .f,g',w, W., Civ' This year's bannerettes include, Cindy Keltner, Kim Graham, Vicky Kimball, Candy Carpenter, Brenda Ford, Debbie Roschke, Diana Brock, Leah Monk, Bobbie Aston, Susie V . , 5 .. 43.15 -1+ 2 tml-raising. fs. Barrett, Vicky Morris, Cindy Leslie, Carleen Montoya, Becky Bartels, and Brenda Hamp- lon. Not pictured are lean Baum, Mary Beth Coons, Shannon Davis, Lynn Eberts, Diana Farmer, Marcia Forsythe, Deanna Griffith, Suzanne Hartzog, Ian Koontz, Ianice Martin, Penny McColloch, Carol Middleton, Connie Miller, Kathy Morris, Lisa Mynatt, Teri Nance, laci Nordine, Kathy Sevedge, Cindy Seymour, Cathy Stock, Ioni Wilhelm. X, ...M i fm' Mr. Patrick White admires trophies and ribbons collected by marching musicians. , ,,,. Hb N , . V 5, ' Ki? W 'riff , J 'fra ,f i Y I ,, V. , ' This years tour majorettes, Elaine Nees, Barbara Carson, Betty Carson, and Teri Mann, Susie Hillis directs the band on field and in parade in add extra excitement when they twirl with the band, he? S9COTld yefif HS drum-major.

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ic equipment. tlent Donna Crab. , Iohn Baker. Steve Robert- Knn Ferguson. ngham, Terry y Austin, Tim Angela Dodge, y Io Ward, and fgf 4 A9 X! ff M! ,H ., l 5 ,....,, i' ' 'W 'N , ,Wa A 'V Miss Donna Lou Pyper leads the a cappella choir in a concert for an area elementary school. ' , awe' ...sa ' -.--.1 ,. .'v.n .av...sf-F ,W I hffji, 1 X fi' ,N 1 fi V,,.,. 3 X :W K . if . if-gt , 1 4 it . p.. 1 y., N GL .. ...v -vs-'-4.una J ' fx H--pf' Rini, Chgckg Drug'-Q55 on the candy selling contest charts. Northtown has never had a lack of talent. This year was no exception. Bach's Magnificot was presented in an evening concert by the students in early November. Thanksgiving and Christmas carolling assemblies were given, as well as the Christmas concert held in connection with the instrumental music department. A candy selling competition was held between the different vocal music classes. The 51,984 raised helped to buy a new recording equipment and speakers for all the students to use. After the Christmas holiday, two special concerts were held. Dr. Iester Hairston, Negro spiritualist, held a clinic and concert featuring some of his best known songs. Dr. Hairston is world-renowned for his performance in Lillies ofthe Field as well as for researching and recording many old folk songs. The Surburban League Conference, with guest director Eugene Butler, was performed at the begin- ning of February. The pops concert and the musical Oklahoma rounded off a successful year of performances for the department.