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

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Like the streams that pour into the mighty Missouri. so our classes con- verge to make our school. From the seventh through the twelfth, they come 1500 strong to equip themselves to meet the future. 5 f X S g A K, L fr . ff f 5'!X f fx' gf x Qx xg ' K X7 as fixwt X 1, s A ,X QA!-ff' 'M ! ' rw ftfxx .X 'X mi! F P' 22, 2 ff r ' l 39k A' - gli--1 ' A J fe as-X f fs-gi ee-e+s 6 F ' W :Z 'fhwl li' J l WL--.-.:'-'il2. -i e Lg . Y --'- -Y .5 - YZ Y Y -A - s ffiffs f- s ef' 1 - ,r ,r JW M77 as he 32 L - e 4 J pl' I Y 7'4 Fxriifr 'fr Mr Vrgr. V, - fffaf.. ,, 12:7 ,..V,N Q ' as - sf-2, L ff ,iff exft- F -ii: e l wife-22 g fi , j g i R i.. if' XII i--'girl ' , QYf i-it ' Y ES r ---fe rf - s f .ee g 'if fi, 1-f s if X if s as as sei-ffifz-'ss-r-srq .-assi? 'e gt at TT- - Nfl.,-1 1 v-,,j:::---i ir-Y 6- 1:1 J fizifsfliit-Yi.14' 4' 'TQ X 4 - 'Jil ' ' ,T ' .....- Y f -- X' ' + f it i ff , Q ' 1 ll aj .1 f-7 ' gf- QQ? s t Y il e s 'gli ss 'ZTE2 1 , K 3- ' -0 - ,sl-1 ,rf -f Q ' , - ' - -,rd Z, if K - t T fi?-5' rail eeee e ' ,gqg fi-jgjizii ' JN 1 f ,K f -,,.,, g iii- ' ' 7 int fb ,iff -:iff YQ f ,fi , --- if--fp Qi'-'I-d ,i- .i.1i Jr fi U 'gfb-I rr fif3ldl: 4 Z. ' 'iify mi' af 4 , gf ?...' -A ,, f J, -, I fl! ,if 4' E , W t f f ? f e ,f--ffe ff 0 4 ,f ,f 1 f ff' ., f- Y' ! l Z' N -f 1-f X 22 Z 4.:::- N f I Z4 I f I -- -,Q-saga-1 .- EE i 'iid' 5' '77 f r ' r iff s -I -, A- A 'A xg f if 1 as V ies-ft ' ss Q , ' 42-5 --f-1 f '?: f-- ' - x 7 02 f,- as T2 if-K.:-1 s ? f21 - , . ' A ' ff? . fi -r ,..- , e.:, lf:'9- 5 f --' fl 4 ai tg, ff,-f r --1 '- .:,,. f-ig Y f sg:- fif- , v ff, , 117 -- fffi.-few? 3215-.fr C f f,- , ef - r Effhii 1 Q g ij X . e J f if F ' X X -f - ' ' 4' 'SW wi l S 5Y'0Ct'TuJeU 'jfgfl

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endow IOE STEVENS President IUDY PARKINSON Secretary 4--no-n-un--5 f Q 5, f DON GREEN WOOD Vice-President S lv l- V9 ii S , f X , , Q ' I ai tt,Qf'4.4:1:fgwwz,s ..'f. V P .. KAY KINDRED SAM BUTERBAUGH T'eQS 'e' HISTORY or THE SENIOR CLASS Sefqefml-G'-arms The great day iinally arrived! After three years of waiting, we became Seniors, the most important people in school. Looking back over the years we have been in high school, we have these memories. Our Freshman year we elected Shirley Christgen, Patsy Cooley, Beverly Mosby, Cornelia Watkins, and Carol Justus to the Pep Squad. Cornelia Watkins, Don Wolverton, and Alvin Fuson helped the Student Council make those important decisions. Donna Little, Linda Colt, Peggy Foerster, and lo Ann Duffey were elected to the Pep Squad during our Sophomore year. Galen Hemmerling, Mike Mc- ZZ Call, Kenton Schwarz, Alvin Fuson, Sam Buterbauqh, and Paul Walker represented us in football. Don Greenwood was the President of our Iunior class, with Paul Walker serving as Vice-President, Nancy Leonard as Secretary, and Ted Shaw as Treasurer. Yvonne Winkler, Donna Little, Cornelia Watkins, Mike McCall, Alvin Fuson, and Ierry Crea- son were members of the Advisory Committee. We put on the play Mother Is a Freshman to finance our prom with its Moonlight and Roses theme. ' Our Senior year? We want you to meet the class of 1953. A