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

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STUDENT COUNCIL-BACK ROW: lack Price. Don Dicker- son, Dick Hulse. Gene Burrus. Anthony Costanza, Carl Windhausen. Roy Henshaw, Ioe Brancato. Bonnie Brown. FIFTH ROW: Iosephine Ranallo, Ianet Hatchitt. Cornelia Blair. Margaret Flanagan. Alice Walker. Margery Karr, Deon Harrison. Frank Maude. Bill Lewis, Beverly Smith. FOURTH ROW: Betty Baldus. Katie Varner. Marianna Surface, Gwen Mann. Elaine Cummins, Ioan Annis. Zula Cox. Normx STUDENT CCDUNCI L Staves, Angelina Mussurici. THIRD ROW: Renee Allee. Connie Naylor, Betty lean Graupner, Paul Cain, David Liter. Anthony Distelano, Pat McClelland. Martha Johnson. Janice Nickson, Betty Bartels. SECOND ROW: Catherine Taylor. Donna Maret, Ianice McGowan. Mary Alice Herrick, Eliza- beth Sands, Carol Goehner. Pat Ienkins. Steve Ardito, Norma McVay. FRONT ROW: Everett McGaugh, Pat Park, Lenare Provinge, Katherine Hogan. Betty Bloom. CONTRIBUTES TO ,ue 'Pr '-vw 16 ,- EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE AND COM- MITTEE CHAIRMEN IFIRST SEMES- TERl-BACK ROW: lack Price. Presi- dent and Member All-City Student Council both semesters: Gene Burrus, Second Vice-President: Richard Hulse. History. MIDDLE ROW: Betty Bloom. Secretary-Treasurer: Bonnie Brown, Continuity Member and Member All- City Student Council both semesters: Don Dickerson, First Vice-President and Member All-City Student Council first semester: Betty Bartels, Personal Property. FRONT ROW: Katie Hogan. - Reporter: Norma Staves, Red Cross: Donna Maret, Civics. ISECOND SE- MESTERl-BACK ROW: Bonnie Brown. President: lean Crawford, Health: Bet- ty Bloom. Reporter: Gloria Mannino. Red Cross. MIDDLE ROW: lack Price, Past President: Don Dickerson, First Vice-President: Norma Looney. Secre- tary-Treasurer: Betty Patterson. Safety: lane Chartrand, Second Vice-President. FRONT ROW: Robert Nagamoto. Con- tinuity Member and Member All-City Student Council Second Semester: Bill Thompson. History: Ronny Waller. Civics: Anthony Costanza. Courtesy. K 'Ki 7- fx-:W 1 , ,-'SL

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.4 smtsamnsumwf-em .. Jn J it ,- STUDENT COUNCIL-BACK HOW: Mary Lee Penning, Shirley Wolfe, Shirley Ann Huff, Carmeline DeSalvo, Nancy Sansom, Martha Lee Neece, Shirley Atkinson, Carol Goehner, Connie Naylor. FIFTH ROW: Iean Crawford. DeLene Parker, Io Ann Lusby. Dana Turner, Mary Agnes Povala, Pat McClelland, Roberta Whitlatch, Pat McCune. Ralph Marcom. FOURTH ROW: Norma Looney. Betty Davis, Betty Patterson, Beverly LaSala, Ianie Chartrand. Bonnie Brown, Virginia Thompson, Iean Stowell, Theresa THE BETTERMENT To co-operate with the administration in solving school problems, to promote a better understanding between pupils and faculty, and to improve the appearance and operation of the school are the purposes of the Student Council. Composed of representatives elected from each homeroom, the Council is divided .washer ,..l. STUDENT COUNCIL SPONSORS-f Miss Mabel A. Newitt, Red Cross: Miss Clara Boulton, Lost and Found: Miss L. Hortense Miller, Safety: Miss Helen Johnson, Co-Sponsor of Student Coun- cil. and Courtesy Sponsor: First Sgt. Archie Morris, Civic: Miss Bernice M. Light, Health: Mr. Leo I. Roedl, Co- Sponsor of Student Council: Miss Edith I. Grassley, History. Spanbauer. THIRD ROW: Ronny Waller, lack Price. Don Dickerson, Anthony Costanza, lack Roach, Bill Lewis. Bob White, Charles Pullen, Carl Windhausen. SECOND ROW: Bill Thompson, Tom Holden, Patrick Cook, Iohn Dods, Harold Capper, Norris Durrell, Lee Roy Moore, Bill Barnhouse, FRONT ROW: Io Ann Tricarico, Frances Carter, Gloria Rose Mannino. Carol West. Arthur Evans. Henry Teri. Betty Bloom. David Kobe. OF THE SCI-ICDCDL into committees, each with a chairman and a faculty sponsor. These chairmen serve on the executive committee, along with the elected officers. This executive committee plans the meetings and discusses the suggestions or criticisms brought before the Council. 17