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

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o e :the PUD 8 SO mor some 1 Art ming don t To the language, English, mathematics, science, journalism, athletic, home economics, and manual training departments we leave our ponies, essays to write, bent compasses, broken test tubes, perfect news stories, Habbergasted footballs, dented pots and pans, and toothless saws. Eddie Collins will leave his intelligence to Princeton University to be used whenever Albert Einstein retires. ' We do deed, devise, and bequeath to our worthy friends, the Iuniors, the campus, upon which they may drive cars, ride cows, and dig dandelions. Patty Peters leaves her latest traffic ticket to Miss Mary Louise Baker. She should know how to take care of it. QEXperience, you knowj. To the custodians we leave two nice water pails and a pair of new sponges to erase the many locker notes, love letters, and such. Pat Fuson leaves her ability to get her finger in every pie in school to Mary Lou Fuller. The Buzz Staff wills all of its scoops to next year's Staff. QThey think a scoop is something a coal man usesj. Iean Caraway and Shirley Turpen leave all of the test tubes, which have survived their long, hard usage, to next year's chemistry clas-ses. To all of you in general and no one in particular we bequeath sincere thanks for many good times dreams fulfilled and dreams shattered our many stiff tests and the unforgettable four years of happy daze we ve had at North Kansas City It is our Hnal request that the student body and faculty deem our departure just cause for lam entation and will reverently dispose of our remains ln witness whereof we have this 13th day of Iune AD 1949 signed sealed and declared this our last will and testament and do hereby revoke all other w1lls made by us Senior Gfass 0 I 1 X ,N The signature of the foregoing will of the said Class of 1949 of North Kansas City was acknowledged by them in our presence to be their act and deed and we have attested the same in their presence . Richard Burkhart of the Class of 1950 Ierry Hall of the Class of 1951 Pg Tl . 3 . . X , . D 7 J i ' 9 f 3 ' d . . . 9 ' ' 3 ' 9 9 g 1 . . . 5 ' Qr ffm ' f 6 r1f .lsl at x Q ll ' ! X I I S R, 4 U , i s . . . . 3 1 . . 7 . 1 f L . i W ' X II c' ziricen

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