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

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Qur Administrators Have a Very Busy Day .. M. W. MeKANNA Prinfifwal DMlfTlMliS A IINCIPAL has to 1 down and think 'er some of the any problems that ist. lilil.IliVli l'Vli JUNIJ 'I'Hli SO- J,l'lUN ln lllgll e. At least, I'Il we it 11 try. WORKICIJ OUT rn better llinn l Jed it would. 1AT'S next? SHR Mk.Fiua1mHiciN1 Vim'-Prillriflal NOW, I'M NC SO SURE th. you've given me 1 the facts. Ho about it? C,ON'l'lN Uli LAD, lllll listening WICLIA, THAT' I5li'l l'lfR. lt's nl ways best, my boy to lie frank. NOW' 'l'l'lA'l' W1 HAVE IT All STRAlGH'l'l'INliIJ OUT, you and ' botli feel lwettel about it. We're sril friends, nren't wel

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Facult Teachers Are Busy from Eight Till Four l l BEFORE SCHOOL EACH MORN- ING, faculty members can be found in the office signing in, gathering up their mail, and talking to each other. SCI-IOOL'S OUT AN HOUR EARLY-faculty meeting. REFRESHMENTS AND TALK are enjoyed by our faculty after :i business meeting. l 1 4

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P. T. A. BOARD-Burk Row: Mrs. Glen Carriker, Mrs. W. D. Sappington, Mrs. Carl Carder, Mrs. Edwin Huntsman, Mrs. S. Cross, Mrs. Tom A. Goe. 0 Middle Row: Mrs. Vernon El- liott, Mrs. W. R. Kidwell, Mrs. A. W. Munger, Mrs. Emmett Anderson, Mrs. jerry Michaels, Mrs. D. R. Crockett, Mrs. Paul Cacioppo, Mrs. Charles Bennett. 0 Front Row: Mrs. Frank Henry, Mrs. Floyd Early, Mrs. Merle Engle, Treasurer, Mrs. L. H. Roberts, First Vice President, Mr. M. W. Mc- Kanna, Mrs. Ralph Hartley, Mrs. Louis Porter. 0 Absvnl: Mrs. Gilbert H. Bledsoe, President, Mrs. Charles Vocarro, Recording Secretary. THE EOUNDERS' DAY LUNCHEON, held at Oakley Methodist Church, helped to provide an enjoyable afternoon for these P.T.A. members. P. T. A. ponsors Many Fine Activities Take a common goal, a lot of good cheer, a willingness to work, a great deal of time and devoted effort, and you come up with the Northeast P.T.A. This year the P.T.A. has spent many hours devoting their services to sponsoring polio shots, selling Easter seals to fight Tuberculosis, and sewing for Mutual Help Drives. For the enjoyment of the student body, the P.T.A. backed the annual Junior-Senior Prom and 16 helped with the plans for the Graduation ac- tivities. The object of the P.T.A. is to promote che welfare of children everywhere, to secure ade- quate laws for their protection, to raise the standards of home life, to bring a closer re- lationship between their home and school, and to give their children stronger spiritual, educa- tional, and moral advantages.