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

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Board uf Edwcmmiwn MR.BRYCE B.SMITH JMR-CHARLES BAlRD MR-J-ROY SMITH Vice-President CE1ected 19261 fE1eCfed 19287 fE1ected 19271 U17 , Q , 4,33 MR' ROBERT MiR. EDWIN C. MISSMANEETTE MEHORNEY MESERVEY 00 fEleCted Pqweszdgnt fEl9Cted fElected 19171 MRS. CAROLYN F. FULLER fE1ected 19221 7 MR. GEORGE MELCHER Superintendent fE1ected 19291 Eight MR. C. W. ALLENDOERFER T'l'6llS?L7'6fI CAppointed 19241

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-.q,,..,.- v., Y , BACK of every great achievement in science, every tri- umph in art and music, every brilliant statesman, there are the shadowy figures of those Who have made this suc- cess possible. We owe much, and sometimes all, to the continuous guidance, the invaluable advice and unfailing .instruction of our teachers. Our faculty at Northeast has the satisfaction of know- ing that they have left their mark on many of our success- ful Alumnae, They locate our latent abilities, and develop themg they direct our feet along the path of the right vocation, and all We can give them is our everlasting gratitude and appre- ciation. Seven

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'- 1 ' 'f ' I i--P-xi 'si Q- ' fd-fr T116-6-1--sea-rss,-:Visser-.sw.2,.c-sw-If-,s-1.1 FH, ,f ,Q gan Www M WW. V1 X .-f,g,,' .1 W W 1 , . 4 f ffwwp ,M ff! ff f ff Pdrcrttflfcaclicr Association Wl Row 3-Mrs. Bleistein, Mr. Davis, Miss Baskin,,Miss Weaver, Mr. Chapin, Mrs. Dobson. Row 2-Mrs. White, Mrs. Butterfield, Mr. Harlan, Mrs. Horn, Mrs, Manning, Mrs. Primm. Row 1-Mrs. Thomas, Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Adamson, Mrs, Smith, Mrs. Frie, Mrs. Gunn, Mrs, Flowers. HE Parent-Teacher Association forms a home and school partnership and provides the necessary medium for establishing a unity in edu- cational standards. It develops co-operation among the parents and af- fords them an opportunity to understand better the school system and its needs. It brings to the teacher the viewpoint of the home and the sympathetic appreciation of the parents. The Parent-Teacher Association offers a vision and presents a chal- lenge for trained parenthood. It enables parents, teachers, and others who are interested in the Well-being of young people to declare their in- dependence and to unite their forces in an intelligent effort to secure bet- ter homes, better schools, and better communities for -better boys and girls. iffffgihn us. 52,2 -1- - W TGA,-fr, President ............ First Vice-President. . Second Vice-President. Tlzfircl Vice-Presfident. . . . IeC'C0l'll'l'Vl!j Secretary. . Correspomlifzg Secrcta Treasurer .,.......... .'lll.lZl'f0l' . . . Histmiruf .. OFFICERS Xi 71 47 ' Mrs. Elbert E. Smith . .lVlrs. Frank Bleistein ..lVlrs'. Gordie Flowers . .lVlrs. James C. Gunn . .lVlrs. Walter L. Horn Mrs. E. W. Workman Mrs. Robert E. White ..lVIrs. Maud Williams ...lVlrs. W. A. Primm