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

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. . .s . ... ...W ,,.,,, , ., -, V A., f,.:fZ.:, - al l -134. Y . ,,,,,. 11-A With the 'lWild, Wild West as the theme, the stage was set for Roses Saloon, and the 1974 AFS Variety Show swung into action March 6, 7 and 8. The entire plot developed around Rose's Saloon and the problems that set in when no money was available to pay off the final mortgage. To help raise the funds, acts of all kinds were brought in to perform. Over eighty performers added to the fun and surprises in- volved. Highlighted in the show as saloon ' at-galzirs xvcgre RUSE .....,,.,.,,....... . Suzie Hillis HERB IBartenderl .......... , . .Hill White ROSEBUD lRose's Daughterj . . Vickie Tvleyer VIGLET fRose's Daughterj . . . .Pam Roberts BANKER VVURTHINGTUN . . . Ron Sbalsvvell CIGAR STORE INDIAN ..... Marty Rankin CHARLIE fthe Piano Playerj . . .Neil Midkiff Wild, Wild West sets stage for Rose's saloon 2 Mibelle Bef I' , 2: 2 f Z 7 f v t I? 4 45 V as Familiar faces seen in Rose's saloon include clockwise' the Ci . , , , l ' . . gar Store In- town drunkg bartend r H b' 5 R ' - daan minding his post: an original portrait of Big Roseg Rose, herself, ex- Rose's Girls entertainflng tllad lfdys. O56 S Sweet daughter' Rosebud' and c anging pleasantries with Banker Worthingtong faithful customers: the 'those actsi 1' 'WW t -fain-ia illihmaauvu-paxghn . - i . ,i 14- I , .1 . . c . aia- r ' Ln' a'm:uniqr5,t-m-a-xmgsqifr 3 ' ,,1,ig,i1,g,i,,g5Kvigji55hN'.N I. -v,,..:-ii,e-.s'--- f Aff.-. g...J'-1.-nf I vi, ,KN-4-,: , fs: - .. - . . , . ' ' . , nigga wh. i Y fi WA A V 4 4-- -P , N- .. , , H QIVY V , . PA K A, Q- - -- - , f ' . 1...-a I if I Iflg CUt'Vg1I

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