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

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EIESTEQEL A 1 PIANO Ralph Freeman, Harold Todd. VIOLINS Iames Clifton, Leonard Hahn, Mary Lou Gartman, Shirley George, Lula Gipson, Kathryn Greeniield, Theadora Guinn, Ei- fill Irish, Norman Lee, George McGinty, Lillian Mason, Nina Mel- strom, Willis Melstrom, Iames Mizes, Rose Marie Myers, Keith Pointer, Mary Tipton, Ione Valen- tine. lohn Willis. VIOLAS Ronald Cosby, James Ra- bon. CELLOS Clifford Carver, Doris Ty- ler. BASSES Betty Arvin, Elizabeth Gippner. STUDENT DIRECTORS Left lo right: Bill Salmon, Harold Todd, Robert Nester. ORCHESTRA OFFICERS l 1 FLUTE George I-Iulett, Larry Perry. OBOE Don DiRaimo. BASSOON Bill Salmon. CLARINETS Mary Brazeal, lacque- line Hunter, Robert Nester, Gene Welch. CORNETS Charles Black, Fred Fats, Claude McComas, Martin Thomp- son, Thelma Thornton. A-IORNS Norville Emberton, Rich- ard Yennie. TROMBONE- Herbert Lurqen. PERCUSSION Robert Lonq. DIRECTOR Mr. N. E. Wasson. BACK ROW: Theadora Guinn, Harold Todd, George lVlcGinty, Lillian Mason. SECOND ROW: If-an Melstrom, Thelma Thornton, Mary Gartrrlan. FRONT ROVV: Doris Iyler, Shirley George. 23 Us A , -W' X -N. . ll 5 l C ll 1 I 2 ' - mfg , xl: V - 5l 1. 553, 5 J sf z'-5 lk .- ii f K fff o Y is 3. gifigi' t 4 ,

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fit! I FLUTES Edward Edwards, Barbara Howard, George Hulett, 'iLarry Perry. PICCOLO- Barbara Howard. OBOES ,kDon DiRaimo, Billie lean Matson. Bb CLARINETS- Ned Bradley, Keith Brough- ton, Lee Bounds, Marilyn Cook, Edward Dix, Henry Hardcastle, Iacqueline Hunter, Betty Irving, Iohn Martino, Marjorie Nelson, fRobert Nester, Victor Passiqlia, Margo Pierce, Ioe Simone, David Slusher, limmy Smith, Shirley Thomas, Betty Tillman, Wil- liam Umstattd, Frances Woodruff. ALTO CLARINETS Anthony DiBenedittO. 'Harlan Miller. BASS CLARINET i:Carol Pipl-rin. HASSOONS :iBill Salmon, Elaine Wolfe. Eb Alto Saxophone Frances Beckner, Rob- ert Bisbee, Clyde Darr, Margaret Prosser, tfAllen Sample, Lois Schondelmaier. Bb Tenor Saxophone Pete D'Anqelo, Wil- liam Poore. Eb BARITONE SAXOPHONE Marilou Paul- sen. 57: 'Q K W, . 'ease' li X : ' f if Q , fi it ,,,. BAND OFFICERS i i ' . - CORNETS--William Allcock, Iames Bisbee Iohn Canaday, Horace Epperson, Donalm Fisher, Kenneth Gartin, Donald Guthrie Charles Holloway, Lester Hooten, 'tRichar1 Kyle, William McClelland, Udell Prescott lack Selsor, Orrie Snook, Fred Tate. HORNS Norville Emberton, Lloyd Iuhlin Merlin Miller, 25iRichard Yennie. BARITONES Austin Ellis, t'Robert Needles Richard Perry, Dean Roberts. TROMBONES- Everitt Corwin, Robert Dick ens, Mary Lou Epperson, Phillip Kenley 'Herbert Lutgen, Ray Sullard. BASSES 'iRonald Bowlin, Eugene Dauqh erty, Roy Hall, lack McCleary, Milie Wade SNARE DRUMS Frances Borden, Velma Bu terbauqh. Harry Easton, Iimmy lzzard, Ioj Melton. BASS DRUM- Edward Price, TYMPANI Robert Long. MR. N. E. WASSON, Director Indicates first chair players. BACK ROVV: Jimmy Smith, Robert Long, Ronald Bowlin, Bill Salmon. Robert Nester, Richard Kyle, lack Selsor. SECOND ROW: Everitt Corwin, Frances Woodruff, Shirley Thomas, Bill Poore, Margaret Prosser, Edward Price. FRONT ROW: Margo Pierce, Marilyn Cook, Billie lean Matson, Betty Irving, Lois Schondelmaier, Betty Tillman, Iackie Hunter.

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MR. FRANK E. CHAFFEE, better known as Pop to his students, has finished with flying colors his thirty-first year with Northeast. Pop will not return to us in September, as he has done before, but will retire with a record unsurpassed by none other in Kan- sas City. The A Cappella, a choir of specially selected voices, has done some splendid work this year. They have sung for numerous churches, entertainments and assemblies. The Solo Contest, a long anticipated event, was an outstand- ing success this year, with more than thirty contestants entering. We would like to take this opportunity to wish Pop the very best-we know he'll get it!! X , J GIRLS' TRIO Doris Sullenger, Bettie Thornton, Ioyce Goodwin BOYS' QUARTETTE Lloyd Iennings, August Miller. Bill Cofer, Bill Cave X A. POP'S DISPLAY OF TROPHIES STARTING THE DAY WITH A SONG 24