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

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RICHARD MEYER AMELLA KELLER ARTHUR GARRISON Mathematics, Athletics Mathematics Mathematics -,,-:..-- IWH? , ,uigisl 31,7198 f . Q y . 00 Alffpi If f ' ell? Q-49 cz emu, LC5 f , , Y Wrffffff 21' ' ' Z Qfll gxzliq We have a variety of mathematics classes Pig' X f A ,fm being taught in the high school. Beginning with - Rx f Q ' - gre. general mathematics, a student can study alge- 1 i bra, plane geometry, advanced algebra, solid Z geometry, and trigonometry. Only one year of ' , I, ff AV ' mathematics is required to graduate from high K r Q W ft' school, but many students take advantage of 'Z X A7, the classes offered and take from two to four Q W , X l - X years of mathematics. A knowledge of the gen- fl ,W S X X eral principles of the different kinds of mathe- f x P fy 4 Z F matics is useful to anyone. JZ A THOMAS MOORE Mathematics, Photography HELEN SULLIVAN Mathematics, Counseling 18

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CLYDE C. COOPER Physical Education, Hygiene 5066 5 wllllg 'f0ee5 Xqlpgvqf C0915 Q .., cf' x wg Jocltgyfthix .I le zo .E- van 9 Nur-ddyes Q94 u 'ras 6 E - NN jot 5 . U 1 'X Bell 1' Y X r Rolls f fy f 5 ' 1 fC sd 'R 1 ' Fi iw ., X xx W' 4+ ff QXM 43 'QCA oss CLBBKL F Physical Education, Citizenshi , Counseling 1' . 'N f I 7-sk J plcydicaf glofoacafion The physical education classes help us to gain skill in sports, such as basketball. These classes help both boys and girls learn the rules of such sports. They teach us good sportsmanship, which is more important than skill. Besides learning about sports, we learn how best to use our muscles and how to exer- cise. These classes are extremely interesting to most students, many ol whom never before have had a chance to play any sport and probably will never again have such a chance. CAROLYN FOSTER Physical Education FRANCIS GALBRAITH Physical Education ff 1 1,4 , , gf' . ' ' f 1 V 'w:eMgi,Qf3 , 1 . A V. V - j --5' 'G ' ' ' ifitfsf . 'V-'dfilffisiifiiit fiy 'Jfif , 5 V 'QW 1 , ,,,,,f M .4 ww 4 fy i t , :ff f ,f yy .- f ry I A, .V ' ' , w tf ! , i L V it .-,,r Physical Education 1 9