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

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.L , 4:21455 fs.: tif 'ff IN the spirit of American youth, lies the hope of nations for a more stable World society. To this dynamic type of peace- loving and progressive democracy, which must not fail its great trust, We, the staff, dedicate this ' Nor'easter Annual. --The Editor L pi inf' - 1 !. .11 , .-1. ,..,-...Q ...-.1

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-- -' ,A THE fruits of labor are doubly sweet when shared with friends. With this in- centive, the staif has Worked unceasing- ly to record Viking school life in the entirety. Mark Twain and the spirit of Amer- ican youth, are the undercurrents of thought. May all Vikings awake to the inspiring challenge that IN the spirit hope of natia society. To t loving and which must awaits American youth: Seek peace and universal understanding. Forever, --The Nor'easter we, the staff: Nor'easter A ,i

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xx IIWII 11 lllllllh 1 Mrs Sabra Cunnmgham passed away July 24 1935 Before com 1ng to Northeast as a member of the or1g1nal faculty wh1ch was or gan1zed 1n 1913 she was VICE Pr1nc1pal of Spaldmgs Commerc1al College Mrs Cunnmgham made fast fr1ends of her students who recog n1zed her ab1l1ty not only 1n her own field Shorthand and Typewr1t1ng but also ID Englxsh H1story and world affa1rs Her classes were always st1mulated by her pertlnent and thought provok1ng remarks She spared no effort n helpmg her students prepare themselves for lucrat1ve POSIUIOHS and gave them proper contacts w1th 1mportant bus1ness eXecut1ves Mrs Cunnmgham w1ll be remembered as a teacher who was loved and respected by all students and who occup1ed a h1gh place 1n the esteem of the Faculty Josephme Scaglla a Jumor at Northeast passed away March 3 1936 Although of qu1et nature she had the adm1rable qual1ty of mak ng f11ends eas1ly Although not mterested ln extra currlcular ac t1v1t1es she was one of the outstandmg glrl athletes of the school As a student Josephme was well thought of by her teachers for the en thu 1asm and perseverance wh1ch she employed 1n tasks ass1gned to her osephme w1ll long be remembered as a loyal V1 queen who through her s1ncer1ty fr1endl1ness and mtegrlty of character made a br1ght spot 1n the school l1fe of Northeast George W1ll12mS a Sophomore at Northeast passed away Apr1l 10, 1936 Although hav1ng been at Northeast only a short whlle, he soon ga1ned the respect of h1s fellow classmates and teachers George was act1ve 1n the Scout work and held one of the pr1nc1pal pos't1ons 1n h1S troop He w1ll be remembered by tlaose who knew h1m as a consc1ent1ous and true fr1end Helen Gorham, a sophomore 1n our school, passed away Fr1day, Aprll 24, 1936, at St Mary's Hosp1tal Although extremely self cr1t1cal, she was very len1ent 111 cr1t1c1sm toward others ThlS tact won her many frxends who valued her charm and personal qual1t1es As a talented student 1n the arts of pa1nt1ng and musxc, Helen always sought the beaut1ful 1n llfe, trylng to make her own as full and beaut1ful as her h1gh 1deal Her fr1ends w1ll long remember th1s lofty 1deal1sm wh1ch manlfested 1tself ln her youthful personallty . -1124 7 s .- ,V -'- --31' - M. - I - . , 9. g ,--.,, -1 .e-.. - -Y -x f-, f . . . ,- ur, f V s s r - 4.75 ' .A . a 1 ' ' W' ' '- ' 71 -. 7 H Y WY7, W-H, 1 , F f 1 l I I, ' . g , , l l . Q 1 y g H ja , . I 1 f ' , gl: 1- 1 f ,Mill 1-' Q71 Y, JI Ii 'JJ' Q,,,v ,, 1, 1 , , ,M ,,,1l,,. 1 . 1 ' - , , , . 1 . . . I - , , 1 - 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 ' - '1 Q A. . D . K . -1 . - 1 ' N , . o 1 - ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1