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

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lun- SUPERINTENDENTS STAFF tleft to rightl Nate W. Downes, Assistant Superintendent in Charge of Buildings and Grounds: Roscoe V. Shores. Associate Superintendent in Charge of Instruction: Dr. Harold E. Moore. Superintendent of Schools: C. S. Robinson, Assistant Superintendent in Charge of Personnel: George C. Tinker, Assistant Superintendent in Charge of Business. PUBLIC SCHOOLS UP TO A l-HGH STANDARD THE SUPERINTENDENT AND HIS STAFF- The superintendent of schools, Dr. Harold E. Moore, who began his work in Kansas City in February 1948, has the administration and gen- eral supervision of all public schools in the city. Acting under the direction of the Board of Education, he and his staff are responsible for putting into effect the school policies as formulated by the Board. Mrs. I. F. Hill, President of the Northeast Parent-Teacher Association, conducting one of the regular monthly meets ings. 9

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MR. G. W. DAVIS Vil'l'-l,l'iIIl'if7ll1 Mr. G. W. Davis, vice-principal of Northeast, faithfully devotes his time to the many duties which are demanded by the responsible position which he holds. The efficient manner in which he handles his work shows that he has an unusual capacity for organization. MISS HELEN JOHNSON fozinsvlor Every student is familiar with the pleasant smile and friendly greeting of Miss Helen Johnson. our counselor. She is always ready to listen with sympathy to students who bring their problems to her, and to give in- telligent advice. Besides her work as coun- selor, she is also eo-adviser of the Student Council.