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

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MR. M. WAYNE McKANNA Principal Northeast is extremely fortunate in having as its administrator a man such as Mr. McKanna, whose interest in and knowledge of all phases of Northeast life make him well-qualified to cope with those many little (and big) problems that are somehow continually arising. Through his efforts, Northeast students were given the opportunity to join with those of Glcnnon High School in forming a Northeast Youth Community Council which, in turn, set up a Northeast Youth Traffic Court. Mr. McKanna enjoys gardening, woodwork, traveling, and of course all sports activities in which the talents of Northeast’s superb athletes are demonstrated. Because of his wise assistance in their problems, his sincere interest in their achievements, and his loyal support of their activities, the Nor’easters join in ex- pressing to Mr. M. Wayne McKanna a big, hearty “Thanks!” 6

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ADMINISTRATION

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MR. E. A. MARKEY Vice Principal This year has been an unusually successful one for Northeast, athletically, so- cially, and scholastically. One man who has done a great deal to push I hou Dear to that success is Mr. E. A. Markey, in this, his first year as her Vice Principal. Mr. Markey completed his Bachelor of Science degree at Central Missouri State College and his Master of Arts at the University of Iowa. From 1937 to 1956. he coached the Northeast varsity football team to many victories, and under his lead- ership, they achieved seven city championships. He left Northeast in 1956 to assume the job of Consultant of Boys’ Physical Education for the Kansas City High Schools. Mr. Markey’s strong interest in sports is demonstrated by his selection of hobbies, for he enjoys fishing and is a spectator at many football, basketball, and track events. With a sincere concern for his'school and capabilities extending into many fields. Mr. E. A. Markey has gained the admiration and respect of all Northeast Vikings. 7