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

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Seniors 954 Vu. il IOR C S C11 I 1 lb 1 Sharon e onne Seeretirx IW I rtmlent S ll1e Du frenurer X IL N no Sertelnt II Arms oe slk.3!U'IllU resuent hn Spnnb luer Reporter N1r Ctorte C xlwert Aelwse ay We ere Leavm but Add just a Gem 9 Our sen1or ellss ns one of the largest m the hlstory of Northelst, numbermg lbout tour hundred Ind twenty, md we feel eh If xt IS one tm the Natlonll Hono1 Soe1ety ten pex eent of the ellss Colleges 1d umxers t1es gx mteel seholarsh1ps to mfanx of our C,llSSl11lILS, md sexeral org1n111t1ons presented speeul un uds to other outstnndmg students IH the Helds JT 1rt, musle, prmtmg wood Ind metnl shop dx lmltxes, md home eeononnes ' We senxors hue llwlys glorxed IH the flet that the SLIIIOI' ye1r IS the best, and thus xe.1r hqs been no CXCLpIl0l1 The tense exeltement or eleetlng senlor oiheers, the thrlll of reeenmg our semor rmgs, the suspense of ehoosmg the senlor ballot, 'md the delwht m seemg or tale 14 mg put III the SLITIOI lssemblx, were only fOUl of the m IDX vsonderlul hxgh spots of thls, oux f1n1l xelr As vse hurrled 1bout the hllls, tlme ehemlstxx test next hour others ll1XlOL1Sl5 vs ured to see 1f thex l ld mlde sprmg., plu, md st1ll others were frettmg lbout vshether thex hld reeeued seholnshxps to then fuonte unnersltles All of us hld fun oxderxng mnouneements mel exelvngmg st lmp pletures and name cards XX e lte too mueh It the senxor luneheon, felt drlwn eloser togeth r If Baeelllurelte, and ehol1ed blcle telrs as we mtrehed ln our e1ps 1nd gowns If Gmdultlon We hue enjoyed three full sears here If Northeast, md now lf seems hard to behexe that ve won t be com mg baek next year V'-X SLN LI.-xsf UH-lcil-IRS nf ro F A igfr ,Ioh I1 Neely, f1lfKKlI .ll1I f . ' y K , x1-e -ll, -. 54 111.11 11. 111. vire- A 1.' . lox, '. ' ,K .3 11 Dc- . 4 .1--1 . ' ' l' ' 'l' : -Io .K . . - , ' : MI1111111. . 3- 1- 1. 1- , 1' -1. If xf' if it , .- lf 66' ' 99 'L 1 2 x K Q. i Q 1' 7 I l L 7 L 1 ll L . I, Y Q V ll . 7 l .1 K X I i of the best. Forty-two students were elected seemed to fly. Some were worrying about that 1 1 I ' 1 - -' 1 1, 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 A - - 1 1 1 1 - . ' 1 . . . f , e . N ' P1 '1 ' 'ah' 'U' 11 at 'Y .' - - ' 1 1 1 1 1 . , ' 1 1 A - 1 1 1 . i . X L' K - H . Vl ,'- . I . 1 ' , 1 ' Q ' 4, ' Q ' Q W lf! I I l ' ' E I - w rj . - . Vx 1 1 . I , , 1 , v 1 l 13 1 . 1 1 l U x W. 1 1 ' . . l I . vw. . l ' 1 D 1 ' - ' 1' 1 1 - 1 1 . 1 . y K. , I O 1 , , - ' . 1 , '

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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

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Seniors Agler,' Agrusa. Alexander, Allen, Allen, Allison, Anderson, Raymond Salvatore James Benson Marjorie Ann Rollin Clark Barbara Lee Allen Roy A d ROSS Baile f . I2 ersora, A , Arnold, J I' l.n Bailey, Baird, Baley, 1322252 Elaine Ross Lawrence Raitlue 1 Q Ralph Eugene Donice Jean Robert E Banks, Barnes, Batchelor, Beal, Beaty, Blaker, Bl0CmkCf. W'iIIiam John Jerry Doyne Lois Jean Patricia Ann James Kenneth Harold Wfayne Gerald XV AGLER, RAYMOND BRUCE: R.O.T.C. Lieutenant Colonel 4, Crack Drill Team Commander 4, Regi- mental Staff 4: Benton 3, 4. AGRUSA, SALVATORE ROSS ALEXANDER, JAMES BENSON: Hi-Y 4: Track Team 4: Tennis Team 3. ALLEN, MARJORIE ANN: Olympic Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4: Y-Teen 2: Clio 2, 3: All-Star Basketball Team 3, All-Star Hockey Team 4: All-Star Volley- balI Team 4: Student Council 4. ALLEN, ROLLIN CLARK: R.O.T,C. Major 4. Rifle Team Captain 2, 3, 4, All-City Rifle Team 3, 4. ALLISON, BARBARA LEE: Olympic Club 2, 3: Speech Arts Club Treasurer 4: Delta 2, 3, 4: Student Coun- cil 3: Spring Play Cast 4: National Honor Society. ANDERSON, ALLEN ROY ANDERSON, KENNETH EUGENE: Band Z, 3, 4: R.O.T.C. Iiirst Lieutenant 4, Crack Drill Team 4. ANNIS, ALICE ELAINE ARNOLD, ROSS LAWRENCE: Hi-Y 4: A Cappella 3, 4: Football Second Team 2, Iiirst Team 3, 4: Track Team 3: N Club 3, 4: Student Council 2. BAILEY, JACCQUELINE RUTH: Speech Arts Club 2, 3: Band 3, 4, Orhcer 4: Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Othcer 3: ' Clio 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4: All-Star Individual Team 2: Student Council 3: National Honor Society. BAILEY, RALPH EUGENE BAIRD, DONICE JEAN: Y-Teen 2, 3: Nor'easter Staff 4: Alpha 4: Student Council 2, 3. BALEY, ROBERT EUGENE: Track Team 2, 3: N Club 2, 3. BANKS, NVILLIAM JOHN: Spanish Club 3, 4, Treas- urer 3, Secretary 4: Courier Business Manager 4: R.O.T.C. Sergeant 2, 3. imtxiis, ji-LRRY DOYNI2 1s,xTcgH11i.oR, Lois JEAN: Y-Teen 4. A Cappella 3, 4. BEAI., PATRICIA ANN: Seal Club 2: Olympic CIub 4: Y-Teen 2: All-Star Individual Team 2: Student Council 4. BEATY, JAMES KENNETH BLAKER, HAROLD NWAYNE BLOEMKER, GERALD NVILLIAM: R.O.T.C. Major 4, Crack Drill Team 2, 4, Rifle Team 4. I5