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

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. Q-- ,,.,.41ua1,+41f.1.wm,,,1f,,,,,,,-w,,u7.w.-,ewfazaf-hhfef A'-,ze-faf-1, .,,,,:,,,,,,7,,.A . MARGARET MACKEN Secretary to Prznczpal ' T R Vg ' :xp ps p MELDON MURPHY ' S' I R 'ARR 2 ' Secremry to Superznzendent ' f 1 ' .S . . f fn Ms .4 'ff sf if ,ia W, , ' in t 9 R f' MARY Lou LEIMKUHLER W f U Secretary to Superintendent .lj u 5 R ! fb V c , .bl .X . , L. E. MILES y V Supcn 111507 of azntenance f fxxf. X - ' ,. M 143 ,-fvfy, 'H , fm fiiatm-'Vffif S ' f ,. ,'.1fTz,f ' f:,.' fha Senior fass In the year 1849 there was a great rush for the treasures of the West. Great caravans of people plodded across the desert, and towns sprang up all along the coast. They left their treasures to the people of the United States in the form of gold, cities-, and a colorful, romantic story. We, the Senior Classof 1949, considering the uncertainty of this mortal life and being of sound mind and doubtful memory, do hereby make our last will and testament in order that we might also leave some of the treasures of our times. First of 'all we decree that all of the just debts, club dues, and graduation expenses of any senior girl in gym class should be paid from the Davy Iones Locker fund. The Senior Play Cast wills the old stage divan to the Smithsonian Institute. QWho knows? Some day it might be a very valuable antique worth thousands of dollarsj. Arthur Nichols wills some of his super-duper snapshots of different people to the Nelson Art Gallery. Don't worry, folks, he was- only kidding about blackmail. We wish to leave to the members of the faculty the memories of our cunning ways, charming manners, sweet tempers, helpfulness, eager, blank, or bored faces, and clever remarks. Dallas Divelbiss and Pegge Rhoads will their Dewey buttons to Gerald Gorman. They donit think they'll be needing them any more. Page Twelve 4 mar tub: Ein thej take locl C03 har tim of l ent thi: 1 S..- ,....-.r.,...,.....-4..--..,-...c,,......-....s. .,.....,+... J, Y V P - - , --- .V ... ...WM V ....n.....,,:. a ' , -- ,. , .a.A.,......-..-.....,1.g man,