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

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Privzcijml :ome to an ship of our n. Patrons, r. Laughlin it, friendly tanding of f problems. te to have y the lead- 's and girls rl with a ...... ... ...,,M, MR. G. W. DAVIS Vice-Prilzciprzl Mr. G. W. Davis, vice-principal, pos- sesses a subtle sense of humor and ad- ministrative ability. He assists Mr. Laughlin in all the varied duties of high-school leadership. Perhaps one of the busiest persons in school, he is known by every student from the scared sophomore to the smug senior. l -S MISS HELEN JOHNSON Miss Johnson endeavors to be a true counselor to the students by encourag- ing them to come to her with all their problems. Besides helping them to make adjustments in school programs, she advises them on the selection of a col- lege, helps them to secure scholarships, and guides them in the choice of a vo- cation. Through the use of a standard testing program, she Works hard to keep the scholastic achievements of Northeast graduates high. 9

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MF Mr. G. W. sesses a subtl ministrative Laughlin in hi gh-school Q the busiest known by scared sopho MR. J. L. LAUGHLIN, Principal Another school year has come to an end under the skillful leadership of our Principal, Mr. L. Laughlin. Patrons, students and teachers find Mr. Laughlin to be a fair-minded, tolerant, friendly man, with a genuine understanding of young people and their many problems. The community is fortunate to have such an able executive to play the lead- ing role in providing the boys and girls of Northeast High School With a thorough education. EA

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teaching staff provides 10 interestin Nolan Alexander Science Ellis B. Babbit Science Annabelle Bailey Commerce Mary Baxter Mathematics Gertrude Bell Spanish Ruth Catherine Biggerstaff Physical Education Clara Boulton Mathematics Louanna Burton Homemaking Martha Lee Cain Vocal Music George Calvert Chemistry N anabel Cassell Speech Violet M. Clausen Vocal Music Madalin Clough Commerce D. L. Deniston Science Thomas Ditmars Newswriting-Commerce Sgt. Emory L. Duncan R. O. T. C. Merle R. Engle Woodwork Lettie L. Evans English Margaret Flagg Accompanist Gladys Gaylord Social Studies Phleta Gherring Homemaking Isabel E. Gilmore English Edith Grassley Social Studies Margaret C. Green Homemaking educa' Elizabeth Gregoi Commerce Augusta Guiler Homemaking R. V. Harman Social Studies Kenneth Hawtho Physical Educa Fred Heine Bookkeeping Martha M. Heinri Registrar Harriette S. Hend Family Living Lucille Hensley Physical Educa Ioseph W. Hollis Science Lucile Hollis Commerce Charles H. Huhn Physical Educa Courtney M. Iackq Social Studies E. W. I ackson Drafting Mary Ruth Iacobs Commerce Ioseph Henry Ien: Engineer-Custo Edna Mary I ohanr Librarian Clifton E. Iohnson English-Driver l George Keenan Orchestra Arthur O. Kresse English O. W. Kunz Graphic Arts Bernice Marie Ligl Nurse Arthur K. Longfellf English E. A. Markey Physical Educai Audrey G. Miller Art