Northeast High School - Nor Easter Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

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Wallace Ferris Bernard Gillis Elsie Frisbe Leah Patt Honorary President President Vice-President Secretary Joseph Schwarz Treasurer I Z f ff M Z7 f , ? ft fsxf Q Q6 X s KSA! iffy? A 5 , , ff ff f sf X M ? V W -f W Dorothy Sawyer Sergeant-at-Arms A, MW W-X, me C QQ MS ,W ..,..w,WM, ..,M..a-W,..t,,,,, K X 4545, Q75, my X, , , ,ww ,mf--wi T S, MAWMXXX 5 M M W J fer, WJ Q22 we fl AW f X wifi fb X Af 1125, f few' , ' -fave V, Fred jenkins Reporter swf fa X ft? , ws! Xfff ,sf 4, fs Q 1 X KJ f J nf-' 1 as 1 ZX f 5 1' 5 EVM 1 I

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NOR'EASTER IDORES So o Sophomore Organization f'Nf'QJ Honorary President. . .lVallace Ferris President ............. Bernard Gillis Vice-President . . . .. .Elsie Frisbe Secretary ...... ....... I seali Patt Treasurer ............ joseph Schwarz Sergeant-at-Arms . ..Dorothy Sawyer Reporter ........... Fred B. Jenkins Enrollmentg boys, 84g girls, 114. Adviser L . Mr. F. H. Ayres. o o1H I3-Dil 4 'LJ

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i V iAM- ---75,-gg ,-,,.,.?, N-. --f f- ' ' W hvishannou-anim I -..u.a.m.3um3RmQqE' g1m .-ptagzjlw.-:-.mu - - 32 NOR'E.-XSTER Freshmen Frank Snell, ,172 say no more of this lest it cause FRESHCDSN 532?5lt?fiir2Qf?f3i'ZQS4lgi ' 'iff 'Ili' Q 'nl maflQ2l1k,,,. t M wx 4' 6 T i 0 G' , X 0. 0 6 r. as ff 'fx - ' ill s A 'F Thompson. Wife are the Freshmen, and, though it may surprise you, we are very proud of this fact. lVe know that the maxim, 'fln numbers there is strengthf' is true in our case, because nearly fifty per cent of the school or three hundred and fifty of this great high are what are commonly termed Freshmen. No, Northeast could not do without us. The word Freshman is of interest- ing derivationg the word fresh mean- ing not over ripe or green, and the word man meaning simply person Thus putting the two together you reach the apt conclusion that a Fresh- man is a green person. However, let's trouble. In days gone by Freshmen did not count for much. Luckily those times are past. Vfe saw that the school needed us, and so without waiting to attain long trousers or knowing looks we rolled up our sleeves and went to work right away. Please, sir, look at the basket ball teams, the debates, the orchestra, track, societies, clubs, school paper and literary contests. Haven't we made our presence felt everywhere? I should say we have! We con- tributed nobly to everything. Some- body said that if the other schools had half the pep we have they would do wonders. Of course, our athletic ap- pearances are only attempts so far, but we hope to grow and then we'll 'fshow everybody. The girls did much to make the Treble Clef Club the largest of its kind in the city. VVe all tried hard for the Norieaster and helped in another way, maybe, even more appre- ciated, for we bought a majority of the copies sold each month. Though we do outside things still we study hard, too. There are some of us that know much intellectually, our Latin, Ger- man and Algebra sharks. So you see we really have made a wonderful start. Wfe are a class full of possibilities. A glorious future awaits us. The rising sun of our Northeast High School is this Fresh- man class of nineteen hundred four- teen. Enrollment of first year students: boys. 143, girls, 220. 1.1 1 - ff. Inf 3 .2 -- ,..,,.2--sf.,-ws Q-6.-L.'1-L22-111- -e2qZgn:g74rg-.iq:44:auy-,u35:qnsnug,gg-,,g,g55-L.-,,.- L? ..g:L. :.s74z:g:u.::.ur am-s.:.....w.,...,,.,..,,,-.-...