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

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17 rd of .pidly zhers. 'es as uson, right, J. 1. si that i sur- iling, .C in gable idles very .971 3600! Mr. Gerald W. Munday, who is principal of the high school, came to NKC from Mo- berly last summer to fill the position left vacant when Mr. Schooling became superin- tendent of NKC schools. Mr. Munday left the post of dean of Moberly Iunior College to accept the respon- sibility of student Welfare at North Kansas City High School. His friendliness and Warm praise for a job well done have vvon for him in return the friendliness and cooperation of a Whole student body. Mia. FORREST GREEK MISS AMELIA KELLER MR. G. W. MUNDAY High School Principal Two other persons have very grave responsibilities concerned with the ad- ministration of our high school. Miss Amelia Keller,Who serves as Dean of Girls, and Mr. Forrest Greer, Who serves as Dean of Boys, also check the at- tendance records of every student in high school. Mr. Greer, who holds a Master of Arts degree, acts as coordinator and teaches two courses iii diversified occupations. Miss Keller teaches tvvo advanced mathematics courses. Slie has a HS. degree. liagr' lifes r II

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.. ,I , 1 X . W, .. S, Xwgwsa I A. , 4 --' ...cas - SK M ' BOARD or EnUcAT1oN .xdclminiri frafom Aiding our school in its progress and backing it up in all that it does is the Board of Education. With the Boardls financial and moral support the school has progressed rapidly until today it is one of the best in the state with very high standards. and excellent teachers. Without this group behind us, we would fall very short of our ambitions and desires as a school. Pictured above are: Back row, left to right, W. W. Chick, E. D. Lewis, Albert Fuson, and Paul Allen. Front row, left to right, Merrill Burnidge, Lindsey Smith, V. I. Woods, and Iack Street. The man behind the scenes who sees. that W all goes Well with this school and the sur- rounding district is Mr. H. W. Schooling, Superintendent. Mr. Schooling took the helm at NKC in the spring of 1949 and under his capable direction our school flourishes. His is an enormous- task but he handles it with great elhciency and things run very smoothly under his guidance. MR. W. H. SCHOOLING Superintendent 3 Page Ten

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1 I YW I I I fy I. ,Wi .I wp...--w YQ? V f 7 f 5 XX f . A Y V f, , 4 'E f WW wi .I inc 1 ff Za-an ,NA nm 'N If ,,vg,W,Wm -Q5 C-MCMA? ROBERT ARRINGTON, BS. in Ed. Mathematics, Science MAIQY LOUISE BAKEP, MA. Physical Education, Latin DOROTHY BARNETT, A.B. Social Studies PAUL CHAPPELL, MA. Science, Radio CLYDE C. COOPER, M.A. Physical Education MARY CUNNINGFIAM, B.S. Social Studies HOWARD DEWELL, AB. English, Physical Education L. O. ERICKSON, BS. Instrumental Music LOIS FANN, B.S. in Ed. Commerce CLARK FERGUSON, M.A. Physical Education, Citizenship MILDRED FULTON, B.S. in Ed. English, Speech, Iournafism MABEL HALE, B.S. in Ed. English, Debate MERTON HOCH, M.A. Mathematics, Science BERNITA ISLEY, M.A. English, Spanish RUBY KELLER, M.A. Social Studies, Music NELSON KERR, M.A. Chemistry, Assistant to the Principal MATTIE IO KING, BS. in Ed. Typing LAYVRENCE LEMING, M.S. Industrial Arts DARWIN T. MAURER, B.A. Instrumental Music CHARLOTTE MCCLINTOCK, M.E. English HILDA MCCONNELL, BS. in Ed Social Studies, Psychology MARIORIE MCGONIGLE, AB. Biology, General Science RALPH MCKEEHAN, B.S. Industrial Arts I RICHARD MEYER, M.E. Math em atics