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

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P T A OFFIQI RS fgllllltllllg It I in Hgfrfj Mrs H Lanolt Hospntzzlxty Qommxttet Xirs Merle Chambers Assnst mt Founders Du Chanrmln Hrs W Canztr Humtroom Loordnnator Hrs XX H Austm Homtroom Coordmator Nlrs Ralph Rtnnnson uumle Prottttnon Nlrs H Houser Hospxtalntw Commnttee Mrs Hnrxard Krokstrom Rndxo and Second XILC Prcsnlent Mrs Vullnam Leslre Historian Nirs Ihud Bunnmg, Lorrtspundmg, Sttraury Nlrs R I Mc 'Xcxll Rccordmg., SLLYLIIFQ Nirs Lharlts Sptnctr Fxrst Vnce Prtsndent Mrs XX I' Cn s Pr sldtnt N1 I Laut, nn I lntxpal M s H I Benson Trtasurtr Nlrs Wxllxam Czts hm Fourth Xntt Prtsxdent Nls H D Vnllmms Parlla mentnrmn Mrs T A barrxson Nlutual Help Asslstant Mrs Bell Thnrd Yxct Presxdcnt P T A Creates a C0 operatlve Atmosphere 9 Hard work and wholeheslrted co operauon are the bywords of the Pauent Te1cher Asso c1at1on Thls year .15 m the plst, If part1c1p1ted ln many Worthwh1I projects, such ls tht 'X TASTY LLINLH IS 1 vxtltomt ht to th PT 'X members .lfttr .1 buss mornlne., of suunt, Tht txptrltnted tooks who lrt prtplrlns., tht slwors dlshts ire Cleft to flight, 'Wrs Ray Haw thorm. Wrs Rn Bmty and Nlrs H D Wlllmms Chmstrnas Seal Sale, sewmg for Mutual Help Center, sponsormg :I umor Semor Dance, md tontrxbutmg to sex eral funds NIAKIING CLOTHILS FOR WILI ARL AGIJNCIILS IS ont of tht numtrous proyetts of our PTA Tht lldlts mdustrlously vsorlum, on tht plan lrt Qltft to flglllj XII' H I Benson Wrs Harxlrtl Krolsstrom Nirs 'I A Cnrrlson Nlrs Arthur Bonne Mrs Don mld Hlrrls 17 l ,,,,,, , ,i . , . 'Q I I ' J, lf, - ,. AI. . ' ' Y, ' r ' ' -' 'g I '. . .. - ,w V .5 A LA . , - A ' , I- .1 .5 A , , , ., . . ' . I 3 I '. il. 3 , f 'A 3 . Ire, ee' 1 3 I r, j. .. 'hl , - ' g I . '. . , - - ' g 'r ' g r.. . 1, , - 3 I . ' '- I . ' , -I g , ,. . , 1: , ' - . , I r.. . . , - . I' 3 ' ' , ' g I ,. . . ' , I ' 1 I '. Television. 0 SI-Izlml' 14' I lu ri lv! -Mrs. DI A. Harris Ra ' Beat ', Parent Education. 0 lAlm'f1l Mrs. Gertrude 1 H v I 3 I ' - 3 .. . , 3 . . ' , I '- , . - I U . J f J I L - . . - - . - I J - I . . . 7 I . I . . . 1 wr . . V I . , . I - . . 6 . L i v ' ' f : r : ' ' ' H I , .I . , , , I . . , i , i I ' J 4 ' ' slg csc . ' ' ' ' . . . q .A l I I . , , - V ' , K I I' V. A ' I- ' ' - 1 Y A V I I L . . ' ' ' I ' A ' ' L l K' ' 1 ' .' 'A' I 5. . f. ' . , I ' 'Q ' . . ' ' I .. ' f' ',I I I .. l. . Ig ,I . ', .. - ' 1' '. , ' I '. . . I I 1 .

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Facult Leo ,I Roedl Cn ordmatm Vl1sterSgt F NI Rueh R O T CS Herbert A Smg Co onllnalm W R Sears S04 lal Slmfn x Nlaney Shepherd HIIIIIUIIIHLIII Q Cllfford L SIITTS XI4 fals D H Smith PIJJSIFIII I l1Ill afmn Cleo Soapes f10ll1lllldLHI g Frances H Speneer I ngllvla Nellie A Stem lrt Human S1 117111 Elnzabeth F Summers lzngllsb Ruth E Thompson 501101 Slmllu Nevln E Vfasson Band Soc1alSfml1u Leonard I Western Allen T W hlslmore S111 mr l ON BUSINESS ILDLCATION DAY inaugurated thus year bs th Chamber of Commerce teaehers us nted mam busmess firms nn Kansas City Thus helped them to under Stand the problems of husmess and thus be better quallhed to Luxe .ld wee to students who plan a business eareer These teaehers spent the das at Burger Baird 5 Photoeneraung plant where the Nor easter enerax mes are mmd ll 5 N Y A , , , T K V, : H , I 14 K Sjn'4'r'b-Ifrzglixlz l l t W . -. , L. A my ' 1' c x , ' 'I - y Y 1 3 x AY ,I 1 2 AY '- S 4' ' 1 e.

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,Iumors IOR CLASS O11-KIRS in Rau Uaxxd Sam: Presxdent ll'11 Loru xmrnan 1 ee llxo 'lreasurer 1 X e son X lee Presn en! Iloul 11 1rx r u 1 eerturx llzrme 1 gem: IN xr 17 Report L Nl l'- The JUHIOI' Class Marches Forward 9 We the Jumor C11ss of 1953 1954, who lre thls plst year IS 1 successful one The new experlences, responslbllntles, and deelsnons th1t became ours as upperc1assmen w111 help us to m Ike future dec1s1ons more wxselv When once ag11n we entered mto the f1 mnhar halls of Northeast last f111, we felt a11tt1e more 11ke school leaders We IS jumors, knew that we could elect our own officers, perhaps attend C1ty Hall day, and become more actne nn sports, clubs, and soe1et1es We were per mltted to choose more courses that partlcularly mterested us, SIHCC we had completed many of our requ1red subjects We also found that hard work would be necessary 1n order to pass the dreaded math and Enghsh tests 0 We began to work harder on our studxes because we realxzed more than ew er the need of a good educat1on On Careers Day and College Day we learned of the many opportunxtles awaxtmg us after h1gh school graduatnon Llfe became more than a game, and we took respon S1bll1t1CS more serxously We felt prlde m a Job well done, and trled to correct our mxstakes when we found we had not succeeded On the other hand, we st111 had plenty of tnme for fun We found ourselves makmg new and stronger frlendshlps Our footba11, basket cheermg It the glmes We held our own It the umor Semor Prom, too ' Now the junlor year IS over, but the next and even 1 better one IW 11ts us the 111 lmpor tant ye1r when we shall be SENIORS As we order our semor rnngs, we realnze that 111 the work and toll on studxes have been worthwhnle, for our dre1ms W111 soon come true We look forward to next year, hopmg that the Class of 1955 w111 be one of the best exer to graduate from Northeast X il it 'N 13 . ,IL'N i A f' if '-11 -k ,I .- . . ' , 1 J' Gf ' 1 .1xy 1f '11, ' - 1115.1 .'i'k . f d' . 0 R0 I N1.,'C'oc1,S- . paul., . -1. Seri . at Arn 1 XYH1 mls, - A cr: 1.'1lm':1l1 Nlrs. 15-11. .Kd ' su . . , N' I L ' 2 N' N' I 1' . . ' ' five hundred sixty-four strong, shall remember ball, and track teams were encouraged by our 1 ' ' , L A . . . K 1 . - . . A y . A NN - J' 1 ' 4 . ' 3 V I . - .ff P' , . ' ' . . I u . Q1