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

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E 5' I M4 -. - ...., ..-1:- n nf Q. . tj r .'-.5 J L 1: CO-OPERATIVE OCCUPATIONAL EDUCATION-BACK ROW: Roy Henshaw, Paschal Twyman, Harvey Parker, Ray Smarr, Keith Hall, Bill Wetherill, Stanley Wrabec, Bill McClure, Mr. Roedl. FOURTH ROW: Phillip Burch, Myra Miller, Mary Smith, A1 Wallace, Howard Windhausen, David Phillips, Ronald Kean, Herald Holding, Ronald Ehrhardt. THIRD ROW: Carol Loulos, Gladys Cave, Ray Whetsel, June Henley, Elizabeth Kemmerer, Iames Henderson, Frank Morris, Arnold Arenson, Duane Simpson. SECOND ROW: Louise McFarland, Donna Wood, Mary Lou Plumlee, Georgia Pruesner, Nancy Iones, Nancy Asher, Vernice Wood, Iames Owen, Dorothy Hodges. FRONT ROW: Wilma Bartels, Leila Swearingin, Jean Nash, Mary Lou Stone, Valerie T. Perry, Iane Osborne, Donna Duggan, Frances Callahan. - C. 0. 6. This program enables students to earn their high school diplomas and at the same time gain actual work experience. These studem attend school in the morning and, from Mr. Roedl, receive classroom instruction on how most effectively to handle their jobs. They leave school at noon to go to their places of employment. CEIFCCI' S The careers class helps students in choosing the vocation for which they are best suited. The requirements, preparation, and rewards of each occupation are analyzed, thus providing an excellent opportunity for careful and wise se- lection. CAREERS CLASS-BACK ROW: Harry Roberts, Henry Deller, Ed Thompson, Allen Anderson, Bob Stokes, Ronnie Correll, Dean Nicholas. THIRD ROW: Pat Fry, Myrtle Parker, Pauline Kremer, Muriel Faustlin, Charles Baer, Ioe E. Wllle, Tom Payne. SECOND ROW: Shirley Masters, Shirley Downing, Eilene Coen, Iohn Osborne, Barbara Homan Bernice Lane Margaret Flanagan, Miss L H. Mill r FRONT ROW. D h , , . e . ' orot y Campbell, Betty Mulmx, Bonn1e Mulmx, Gladys Nicks, Shirley Green, Billie Io Osburn, Barbara Lynn. 'W Q7 iw? :Q 9 iw W. Mi l UN gea Wa: This year members el Northeast, a for the first classmen! 'll to their sen careful cons- This class en President, Donald Ch

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DOIHS MILLER , Dean Dunaway, ay, Roy Henshaw, ard Conrick, Miss ierson, Fred Dun- e Merwin, Kennie ltthews, Anthony Robinson, Joanne Beverly Alexander, ean Pratt, Patricia Seabhart, Pat Mc- St. Gemme, Donna lana Miller, Donna PFELLOW son, Dick Trekell, Vlorgan, Troy An- Gene Willmett, ', Tony Butcher. gle, John Adams, ltokes, Larry Bald- ald Waller, Char- ld Catt, Kenneth Vinyard, Sandra yce Finkland, Bob Kathryn Tate, Wil- s, Mr. Longfellow. tuer, Shirley Gor- rrnabene, Wanda Barbara Christina, lland, Joan Parker. fREEN ield, Bill Pickett, horn, Marvin An- lenn Martin, Ken- aecarver. ll, Jo Ann Tellis, nderson, John Os- my Dishman, Miss Homan, Shirley Kentucky Dykes, ng, Donna Parton, ner, Bob Van Com- ture, Joyce Fann, reve, Tom Graves, UFLER 'n, Alma Hartley, ans, Mary Ryan. ons, Lyla Maddox, irley, Dolores Ar- rothy Cox, Lorene ldwell, Josephine y. zlett, Myrna Marr- Shirley Hurr, Dan- etersen, Jacqueline Campbell, Rosalie , Judith Moberly, ton, Patty Lyons, BSENTEES etta, Don Scanlon, Pippin, Charlie 1, Robert Woolf, e, Connie Naylor, 'es, Lyell Walker, helps, Freda Mc- sels, Phyllis Irwin, cCannon, Dorothy irginia Thompson, ssantino, Dorothy tty Winfrey, Shir- n, Betty Wallace, DRIVER TRAINING-BACK ROW: Richard Gauert, Vance Glasgow, Don Huff, Delmas Coupland, James Chappelow, Bob Long, Dean Dunaway, Roger Kittle, Marion Mistretta, Edward Harmon. THIRD ROW: Conrad Graham, Helen Lee, Patricia James, John Lockhart, Hubert Kent, Albert Kent, Lois Bell, Beverly LaSala, Theresa Spanbauer, George Foster. SECOND ROW: Wanda Pennington, Joanne I-Ielftrich, Ruth Templeton, Ronnie Bledsoe, James Logan, Frank Lynn, Bob Welch, Sam Pascuzzi, Richard Rinehart, Mr. Johnson. FRONT ROW: Edna Buckingham, Sue Breshears, Shirley Case, Betty Stubbs, Penny Spicer, Toni Danzo, Mary Braile, Charlene Speed, Joeanne Lacey, Nadine Phillips. DRIVER TRAINING tSprinq Semesterj-BACK ROW: Robert Parks, Dean Ide, Keith Wilson, Clifton Burkhead, Robert E. Durham, Mr, Johnson. THIRD ROW: Burt Hendricks, Rita Lee Haydel, Margaret Neal, Pat Pen- nington, Nita Sioux Pool, Jean Caldwell, Howard Burnaugh, William Mc!-llexander. SECOND ROW: Dorothy Schumaker, Gracie Beck, Teresa Tittone, Patricia Ranallo, Dolores Arnold, La Verle Yates, Norma De Vore, Frances Haas, Dale Horn. FRONT ROW: Dorothy Sands, Mary Scudiero, Lester Gillette, Norma Jean Lusher, Mary Frances Pomie, Barbara Hilker, Janet How, Vince Burgio, Beverly Hinote. driver training emphasizes safe drivin Because of the ever increasing number of cars and drivers on the highways today, steps have been taken in high schools to teach beginning drivers the safe, correct Way in which to handle a car. Driver training has now become an important part of our school curriculum. The course is taught for one semester, limited to a maximum of fifty stu- dents vvho spend two days each week in class, studying their manuals on different phases of safety. One day of each Week a student drives a training car, which is pro- vided through the Automobile Club and the Union Chevrolet Company. The car is dual controlled, so that when the student drives, the instructor is able to take over quickly in an emergency. The course teaches techniques and skills in handling a car, as Well as traffic safety. 25

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irvey LOW: Cean, nley. LOW: rnice Mary ls in choosing est suited. The Wards of each providing an sv 35 Q- 5. ln CD rn lokes, rstlin, Coen, nrothy , 4 f fr r -'iwpf , 7 . , 0 , , li f W i ft 1 7 -9 f ' w ff! bf-W lyws IUNIOR OFFICERS Cleft to rightJ4Ricl'iard Trekell, President: Donald Best, Reporter: Suzanna Brown, Ser- geant at Arms: Donald Chapin, Vice-President: IoAnn Lusby, Treasurer: Donald Hatfield, Gittoriany Nancy Wasson, Secretary: Mrs. Bell, Adviser Cabsentj. junior class steps into the lime ight This year there are tive hundred and eight members enrolled in the Iunior Class at Northeast, all proud to be juniors, for now, for the first time, they are considered upper- classmen! These students are looking forward to their senior year, and many are giving careful consideration to the choice of a career. This class elected as its officers the following: President, Richard Treckellp Vice-President, Donald Chapin, Secretary, Nancy Wasson, Treasurer, Io Ann Lusbyp Sergeant at Arms, Suzanna Brown, Gittorian, Donald Hatfield, and Reporter, Donald Best. They acted as a committee to help plan one of the most im- portant social events of the year, the lunior- Senior Prom. Another happy incident in the lite oi the Iuniors is the day they order their Senior Class rings and pins, for they realize that they are now about to reach the dignity of being called SENIOBS. 27