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

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, 'r THE DEDICATICDN l First in the heart of the student body is Ath- letics. To this Department, whose high ideals of fair play will forever be enshrined in the mind of every Northeast student, present or future, do we, the stottf, dedicate this l935 Nor'easter Annual. lt is our wish that the spirit of their memorable achievements shall not die, but live as lonq as our school shall live, dedicated to the promo- tion of the welfare of our cherished school and likewise to the upbuildinq of Kansas City, which strives to maintain the enviable reputation of its notable school system. jx 1 li ,J 1 ,r ,ii , Q 1 5. A ' ig? A , ,Q 1, l , ,' r ' ' K H 1 , ,ani 'A 1. 4? , 51 ' , 1+ ,V - ,-pq' 1: 1 E1 4 . , . . . ,QM 'Q - 4 'Sl , .5 I Y 1525! ilxiu- x M .QL V61 , .ig-8,95 we--W ' ' . ' 1 5 4 ,ml V1 Q75 Wi -- Q til - N . -,I -in T, 'sl '. I: nh ' I ri S , rx c X' I 1 NWX V-XX 2 ,F r, rf, ,Q ,f .X- , . 1 v' 2. 1 -V --. .1 Z I- ,,mi,,f3, ,Afi- , ,Vg ' 1 . . 11W, . Ll X . wi. l 'tl ll N E' x N Q 't 4 . , ' I N . VAVX - Xa .I r,. st 1 'V 's N' -' , , r at 5 1 'f ii. , , , 4' i ik 'wa ' 5 -x ' '-I t , f ' ,, I ' , ' .1 l A I v- ., . gr . . Q U , ,E .MVN M J, I , , ,,.,t,,b d . .Q ,N X-, -b 1: 41 :X N V.--A., .r 1 - 7-X t. f rt' all -, f , ' l , 5 E, , . r - my-a--' 5 X S5 4, 415 f t Q , K l X I . -,iff A - 'S' i' ,', . 4' -r.--' l' N V l -Q' if 7 xi -0. : E , 3' 11, ' 1 hr 4 i - i - a . . . r. -. fr . M, Nr- er. if

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LIBRARY T PUBUC h MID-CONTINENT PUBLIC LIBRARY Illflllllljflcflfflfjltlflflffllfwlflllllfllll lg.QnS,liY, 'tif fmji ,Q ln' ' 1, illt. , Mtg. lltgfff- f l kill f'7l.ffif ,. itll. Wifi? 6' aug -iytt lx, W f , t 15 .g,:f'f:i Q tiff? uy.g:,ff .V ittiiw . 'W Mui , ' , 5 1 i W . Jaffa 3 1 4 E: 4 1 f 5 ff 'frigf' Ql..f11?utE sv 2 M. wa.. .ft THE PREFACE Great achievements in the field of athletics have marked the 1935 school year. This, com- bined with our usual high scholastic standing, has made this an outstanding year. ln an unique and pleasing manner we have compared the progress made in our teams with the progress made by our ever-growing city. With this in view, we have Vmade Kansas City our theme, introducing new views of our beauti- ful skyline. We heartily thank everyone who helped in making the Annual, and hope that this book will be a source of joy to students and teachers for many years to come. We also hope that the student body will do their best in patriotic spirit and in a financial way to induce the Powers That Be to continue the publication of the Nor'- easter Annual perennially.

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u-OAl.0'xo 4.1. S, I jllfllhillkjillf TDv-l.P'1AJf1' 1 4511 .Q-4. ul l'i'N lk .I ,XX .275 O The most modern public structure of its kind in our nation, an imposing yet practical municipal building, which was planned for the most efficient service to the public-is our new IACKSON COUNTY CQURT HOUSE. Near the north entrance stands the heroic equestrian statue of General Andrew lorckson, seventh president ot the United States, for whom our County was named.