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

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With the participation of students and scheduled programs, assemblies were good and plentiful. The variety ranged from a performance by Gerald Trimble and Company to a program on Child Abuse presented by the Kansas City, Missouri, Police Department. Throughout the year students were constantly asked for suggestions by Mr. Blaine. Mr. Blaine, who is in charge of coordinating the activity period program, provided the student body with a great variety of assemblies. Due to the great reception by the student body some of the favorite assemblies may return next year. I Tom 0'Donnell pushes a ball in a race during the Stuco Fun Fest. 2 Band members play during the first band assembly in the field house. 3 Tanks from the United States Army invade Northtown. 4 Concert Band entertains interested students at a Special Interest Assembly. 5 Two visiting members of the Navy Band pause for a quick moment before their performance. 6 Larry LaFave sets up equipment for a Special Interest Assembly. 7 Huynk Kim Hai and Mitch Beene struggle with string during the Stuco Fun Fest. 8 Members of the Junior Class continue the string race during Stuco Fun Fest. 9 Danny Waters recovers from a pie in the eye at a pep rally.

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l 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Band members play for the student body. The Christmas Assembly brought toy jbotball players to the student body. Pull the String Through is the name of the race. Mark Larrick plays dress-up during a drama assembly. Child abuse assembly brings interest to many students. Band members entertain musical students during Activity Period. Christmas wishes come true for Vocal Music students as Kathy Frogge and Shirley Asby dance into their hearts. Ann Dickson laughs when Mitch Lawson gets the string stuck at the Stuco Fun Fest. Assembly pf0gfamS Vary f' fr... .35 ff' f-2 s