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

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Kimura! O! gyulcafion To the Board of Education we look for the solution of the many problems of the rapidly expanding high school. lt has been through their help and guid- ance that North Kansas City High School ranks with the best in the state in its very high standards and excellent teachers. Members pictured above are: Merrill Burnidge: Virgil Bower, secre- tary: Albert B. Fuson, treasurer: and E. D. Lewis. Seated are W. W. Chick, president: Glen E. Crain: W. Lindsey Smith, vice-president: and Arthur Schroeder. H. W. SCHOOLING FORREST GREEK Superintendent ol Schools Assistant Superintendent of Schools To help the Board ot Education administer their program, they have chosen Mr. H. W. Schooling as Superintendent of Schools. That they have chosen wisely is shown by the outstanding work Mr. Schooling is doing. He is responsible not only for the program at our high school but also tor the entire North Kansas City school dis- trict. For the first time we have an Assistant Superintendent ol Schools, Mr. Forrest Greer. Mr. Greer, who holds a Master oi Arts degree, and has been Dean of Boys, assists Mr. Schooling in the enormous task of administering the North Kansas City school district program.

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y m71fLcL7ooz r Our principal this year, Mr. Robert Whaley, has quickly won the friendship and co-operation of the entire student body through his genuine interest in each and every one of us. Although this is his first year at North Kansas City, he has become a very definite part of our school. Mr. Whaley came from lennings High School in Saint Louis County where he was principal of Iunior and Senior High School. Mrs. Viola Fullerton and Mrs. Margaret Lorenzen Secretaries to the Principal Adidfanf Qfzfncrpa Vtdith a school as large and rapidly growing as NKCHS. there are more jobs than can be efficiently handled by one man. Therefore part of the administrative duties have been assigned to Mr. Nelson Kerr, the assistant principal. Mr. Kerr assists with enrollment, changes ofischedulesfand is the school's rumen- business manager. ' l ROBERT F. WHALEY NELSON KERR