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

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BASKETBALL BASKETBALL TEAM SCHEDULE AND RESULTS NON-1,1 AGUI2 Gmxufis NW111. Chrisman 23 Northeast Wfzlrtl .,.. . . , 36 Northeast Roekhurst . 25 Northeast Alumni 19 Northeast LIZALIUE GAk'1liS Xvestport . 2 3 Northeast Central , . . . , 21 Northeast East , .. . . 35 Northeast Southeast . 29 Northeast Manual . . . 33 Northeast Paseo .,,, . 37 Northeast Southwest 23 Northeast 'Q I'-Vflllf R1llL'flt'ff fo rigfrfj: D. Cook, 17. Taylor, Gualtier, R. Hull. lx. Dylxal. I Batik RUll hl. Rewoldt, M. Miller, M. laee, C. Shields, C. Towuscml.

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BASKETBALL nm., M, if if it K . . , ' A .F T 'V ,,... CQACH REEVES PETERS Managers- Pee Wee,' Frederick and 'KCurly Feiring Nine times the Northeast track squad has taken first place in the city meet and for more than twenty years her basketball team has fin- ished in the upper brackets. Coach Peters has been the inspiration for all of the above teams. Northeast is proud of Coach Peters. CHEERLEADERS Upper left is one type of inspiration but here is another. These were our razzle-dazzle kings and queens of 1943. Princess Carolyn Weins, mascot, is shown with the other members of her troupe. Note the original outfits. The fives of Chrisman, Ward, and Rockhurst proved too powerful for the Viking basketeers and their single lettermen. Off to a poor start, Coach Peters' Norsemen fought gallantly to redeem themselves in the Interscholastic League race. In this, they fought an uphill battle and although they were defeated four times, the purple and white waved over victory thrice. Foreseen hopes are established in five returning lettermen. Chuck', Shields, forward, was elected to the second all-star team and Mike Miller, center, was given an honorable mention. 22 9

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TRACK NORTHEAST TRACK RECORDS 100 dash .,......,... ,,.... . ,Henley, Dye .,...,..,.......,.,. . . 10 200 dash .... . . .Anstine .... . , . 19.8 220 dash. ,. ,,Dye .,..., , 21.7 440 dash .....,.. . . ,Thomas .... . ..1. 51.4 880 run ......,..,. ,.,Thelen, Auld ,. .... 2:03.3 High hurdles, 120 yds.. . . Wilcox . . , . , . , . 15.6 Low hurdles, 200 yds.. , , Rhodes .,., . .,,, :23.2 Low hurdles, 220 yds. . . Uits ...,, , ,........ :24.8 Shot put ...,.... , . . .Thomas ..,... . . . 47 ft. M in. High jump ,.,,. . . Smith, Bounds . , 6 ft. 1 in. Broad jump . . ,Wilson . . . , . . . 22 ft. 8 in. Pole vault . Lancaster . , . , 12 ft. 1 in. Discus throw , . . . Ross ....,. . 115 ft. Javelin .,... Ross . . . 152 ft. 440 yd. relay-Dye, Trotter, Glenn, Wirthman . . . . , , '44 880 yd. relay-Dye, Trotter, Glenn, Wfirthman ...... , . l:30.7 1 mile relay-Henley, Thomas, Smith, Rhodes .....,... , . . 3 30.5 2 mile relay-Thelen, Koones, Lewandowski, Kirkpatrick ...8 Medley-Auld, McDaniels, Dorsett, Orrison .,.,.,. . SCHEDULE AND RESULTS OF TRACK MEETS Northeast 57 XVm. Chrisman 34 Northeast 50 Central l Northeast 58 East 33 Northeast 38 Southwest 52 Northeast 41 2 3 Paseo 49 1 3 Northeast 48 1 2 Southeast 42 1 2 '25 .40 f...-.........d . . 1 TRACKSQUAD Prrmi Row-Qleft io rigbtj: L. Viers, B. Stephens, F. Anstine, C. Munkers, C. Miller, K. Foster, Dykal. Srmml Row-B. Burns, R. Reilley, B. Feiring, B. Endicott, E. Daugherty, W. Hoverder, C. Townsend. Third Row-B. King, Gualtier, A. Annis, L. Allred, F. Buschhorn, L. Perry, L. Smithmeier Back Rou'-G. Playter, R. DelOrier. Absentees-R. Allen, D. Cook, S. Franks, W. Hull, R. Hu ll, F. Taylor, E. Nugent, J. Anglin, G. Fisher, johnson.