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

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school systems through contributions 1 rm TOWNER fanish ty of Kansas ua R. WEAVER Iistory fi University fIAN W HART an 52.5 N College as an :ago SHS 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 THE NOPUEASTER FACULTY Row I-Gufier. Smith, Davis. Phillips, Chapin, Davis Row Z-Roedl, Evans, Packard, Hofacker, Gustafson, Row 3-Coleman. Lawless, Maddox. Spencer, Wasson, Row 4-Salter. Harman, Hibbs, Pile, Newitt, Baxter, gow 5-Pinkney, Marsh. Clashman., French, Weaver ow 6- , Chaffee, White, Sears, Bell, Cunningham. Healy, Fate, Henry, Waddell, DeWitt. Peters. Carder, Bashman, Miller. Dobyns, Ball. Gregory, Weatherman, Rouse. Hobbs. Calvert Gaylord, McElwain, Thompson. Pickens. Kunz, Green, Babbitt. Deniston, Bland. Steywart, Cleveland, Engel, Miller. Murdock. The faculty for the year 1933-34 con- sists of 32 men and 32 women, all of whom are graduates of various univer- sities and special colleges throughout the United States. Mr. Samuel T. Clashman is the ex- change teacher from McKinley High School, Honolulu, Hawaii. Miss Mary L. Latshaw of East High School is taking his place. He has proved himself a worthy representative. This exchange was made in the inter- ests of the advancement of the teachers, the furthering of world brotherhood, and for the improvement of the individual made by the separate school departments. At no period in the school life of a boy or girl is there a greater need of cooper- ation between the home and the school than that of the high school period. It is the purpose of the Parent-Teacher Asso- ciation to meet this need through its va- ried programs and study groups. Many of the difficulties arising between parent and child, and teacher and pupil, might be solved through a better understanding within these groups. It is the aim of this association to bring into closer relation the home to the school. PARENT-TEACHER ASSOCIATION Row 1-Mr. Davis. Mr. Harlan, Mr. Chapin. Row Z-Brennan, McCloud. Door. Anderson, Hallopeter. Davis. Ball. jordan. Row 3-Haynes, Hamm, Slagle. Rubick, Wetz. CPD Davis, Weber. Wirthman 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 NINETEEN Tl'llRTY-FOUR 27

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THE NOITEASTER 1 1 1 f f ' ' ' ' FACULTY FRANCES SPENCER NELLIE STEWART ANNA M. THOMPSON HERBERTA TAUWNER English-New Plan Physical Education History . SPUWS University of Western Reserve 'Boston University Universlty Of Colorado UHlVeI'5ltY Of KanSa5 WINIERED WEATHERMAN CHRISTINE L. WADDELL MARIE WASSON Commerce-New plan GERTRUDE R. WEAVER Study Hall History Missouri Central State History Central College for Women Penn College, Iowa Teachers College Missouri University RICHARD A. BALL SAMUEL T. CLASHMAN Science Central Mo. State Teachers College ALDINE BASHAM Commercial Northeast Junior College LOUIS P. BROUS Engineering-New Plan Kansas State College GEORGE CALVERT Science-New Plan University of Missouri CARL C. CARDER Commercial Kansas State Teachers College Social Science Indiana University HERMAN P. SWINEHART English-New Plan University of Kansas D. L. DENNISTON Science Kansas State Teachers College RAY M. LAWLESS English-New Plan ROBERT E- WHITE University of Chicago Mathematics Missouri University LEO I. ROEDL Industrial Arts University of Kansas 1 Ani I Tl sists Whor sities Ur1it1 M Chanl SchoI Latsl his p repre Tl ests the l for 1 W ,1 5 Q NINETEEN THIRTY-FQUR 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Y u I 26 a1...4.4-11, ia-1-. L LA. . .1 , ,Q .i1-..,,. .........L,.....M-.......,... .-.- - - -- --1 -Y

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W I c J fbuflfogfvtfzaaia. THE NOITEASTER 1 1 1 1 I STUDENT COUNCIL 1 1 1 l Row 4-Farris, Anderson, Voss, Fra k, Railey, Burns. .-2 1 'xl . ii X Jxll It is the purpose and aim of the Student Council to create and develop a zeal for scholarship in our school, to co-operate with the faculty in making the high school the best possible place for cultural development, and to foster a spirit of loyalty and co-operation throughout the school. Miss Packard, the sponsor of the council, has been working with this group ever since its origin. For twelve years she has untiringly given her time and effort toward the betterment of the organization. It has been and always will be the policy of the Student Council to help any organ- ization of Northeast High School in any project that will beneiit the school. rmsr SELIESTER EXECUTIVE BOARD Robert Smart ..... ......, P resident ...... Paul Shoemaker ..... .... F irst Vice-President. . Helen Heaton ..... ..... S econd Vice-President. Anna Lee Wyatt .... ......... S ecretary.. Nathan Ginsberg Kenneth Simms. Dorothea Drew ..... Anna Raily ..... Ethel Hester .... Harold Boehmer James Anderson. NINETEEN .....R6170l'L6l'..... .....Ne'w Planlll .....New Plan I..., .....Senior...... ....Junior... ... .Soplwfnore THIRTY-FOUR 1 1 28 .....New Plan II..... SECOND SEMESTER .Robert Poindexter .Barbara Ketchum . . .. . . .Paul Glenn Ruth Alice Perrigo . . . . .Peggy Stanley . . . .Marie White . . . .Edna Bottoms . . ...Max Hibbs . . . .David Levitch . . .Marjorie Bybee .......Ioe Ryan 1 1 1 1 1 1 Xl X3 M 3 S X li? 5 R W t x T? ', Q i X