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

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FOOTBALL COACH E. A. MARKEY A toast to a swell fella and the best football coach a school could ever have. Northeast is proud of her football coach. Coach E. A. Markey's eleven provided variety de- luxe for the fans of the 1942 football season. Al- though he lacked experienced men, Coach, with the assistance of three returning lettermen managed to guide the team into fourth place. The Vikings finished with a total of ninety-nine points scored against their opponents throughout the season. Only fifty-six points were tallied against them. The Norsemen fought hard on the defense and harder on the offense. Being smaller than the usual Northeast team, the wearers of the purple and white had to rely upon trickery and speed. These tactics proved successful and once the Vikings got started, they were hard to stop. Carl Capra, co-captain, acted as team captain all during the season. His decisions were wise, his experi- MR. D. L. DENISTON Here is a man who re- ceives little credit for a whale of a jobf' All fi- nancial problems are left to Mr. Deniston who cheerfully and accurately smooths them out. ence great, and his smile seldom, if ever, disappeared. He secured the position of right end on the All-Star Team. Fullback Sal Franks, also voted co-captain, was smaller than Capra but he picked up many a yard by his line bucks. The second team also fought hard during the 1942 season. Their efforts were appreciated by their oppon- ents more than those of the first team as they finished in first place. Mr. George Calvert, coach of the second team of years past, was called to serve his country, so Jay Anderson, Northeast alumnus, took over the job of coaching the second team. Nine lettermen will be returning next year to give glory to the purple and white. SCHEDULE AND RESULTS NON-LEAGUE EXHIBITIONS LEAGUE GAMES Northeast . 0 Wm. Chrisman . 0 Northeast Westport Northeast .18 Ward .... . 6 Northeast Central . Northeast East .... Northeast Paseo . . . Northeast Southeast STARTING LINE-UP Left I0 right: Cook, Capra fCaptainj, Dahm, Gillespie, Guth, Franks, Gualtier, DeHardt, Viers Walker Shields