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

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3-O7 61 s f During the year just ended, the business part ofthe Nor'e'aster has, I believe, kept pace with the other branches of its Work. It has required some vvork as well as some worry to uphold the Enancial side of our paper this year, ibut,the business manager believes that the experience derived from this undertaking has more than paid for the trouble, Worry and work incidental to making its business side a success. In fact, a new definition of a school paper has just recently been invented by Miss Louise Hold- man, the sentiment of which exactly coincides with the views of the busi- ness manager. A school paper, she says, is an institution which enables the business managers to- get all of the experience, the editor-in-chief to receive all the blame, and- the printer to' receive all the money, if there is any left. In bidding a last farewell to those who have been of unmeasured helpas well as those who have lent their encouragement in times of dire need, the business manager wishes to personally thank the editor-in-chief, Mr. Herbert Chapman, and Mr. H. E. Hardin, of the Empire Printing Co. Sincerely, IOHN N. NIONTEITH. Business Manager. a 7 '

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U Z 1 l Q :- 1 ' 10 ' ' 0. 5 2 , ,.. V' Q.. L Editor-in-chief: Herbert Chapman. Business Manager: john Monteith. Associate Editors: Lucile Meinhoffer .... Irving Brown ...... Dorothy Briggs ..... Elsie Frisbie ....... Martha Thompson .... Leah Patt .... ..... George H. Sibley. Lucile Campbell .... .......... Ahuertizing managers Ewing Gibson ........ Frank Snell Clayton Gordon ..... Bert Canfield , 4 . Literary . Literary . Literary . . . .Music . . . .Locals . . Locals Athletics .....Art 9 Q g I l