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

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Spencer Bayley Mathematics Paul Dean Goodman Mathematics “B” Team Football Marvin Kintz Mathematics Isabel McClure Mathematics National Honor Society Calvin Nelson Mathematics, Science Frances Pickens Mathematics Pythagoriis and his theorem, so the mathematics teach- ers have found, had nothing on the brilliant, inventive minds of our Northeast mathematicians. Harry Bianco Band, Orchestra Martha Lee Cain Vocal Music Treble Clef Violet Clausen Vocal Music ACappella The Philharmonic and Metropolitan Opera stars of tomorrow receive valuable training from the members of the Music Department. Margaret Flagg Accompanist Lucille Haddock Accompanist Robert Browne Future Pulitzer prize winners are instructed by the illus- Aileen leveUnd tr ous members of our fine English Department. English Delta Literary Society Cosette Davis English Pep Club Thomas Ditmars English MathematicsyCourier James N. Drake English Nor easier Adviser Isabel Gilmore English Paul Kavanaugh English, Civics Nancy Kienle English, Spanish Alpha Literary Society “B” Team Cheerleaders Arthur O. Kresse English Melvin Reeves English Lowell Stafford English, Junior Class Robert Swoboda English

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FACULTY AH the knowledge, skill, art and science that we use and revere, up to Einstein’s formulas linking matter and energy, are merely the repetition and extension of a basic principle. This extention, however, does not take place by itself, but must be preceded by slow and painful teaching; just as the ability to run must always follow tedious lessons on how to walk. There was once a time, no doubt, when even Mr. Einstein wasn’t quite sure of the product of eight times nine. No man can say of another: “I educated him;” but it is a proud thing to say: “I taught him.” Education must come from within, yet it is often the result of the teaching he has had. Experts in their special fields, teachers provide a reservoir of knowledge from which interested students may draw in order that they might be- come experts, too. The Dramatics instructors, for example, are busy training the young men and women who will be tomorrow’s celebrated producers, di- rectors, and performers. Vivian McCaffrey Speech Betty Suer Speech, English Speech Arts Club Mary Jane Berger French, Spanish French and Spanish Clubs Martha King Latin Latin Club Our language teachers lend a cosmopolitan air to the school as they teach the basic Latin language and the very popular French and Spanish languages. 9

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Frank Bcvans History Jack Cox Civics Sam Doutt History, Civics Team Basketball William Evans Family Living Charles Huhn Civics, Human Science Basketball Ethel Madick History Catherine Neumann History William Polk History, Psychology NoPeaster Photographer Ivor Reese History Lucille Shepard Careers Ruth Thompson History Theta Literary Society Preparation for the responsibilities and opportunities of the future is gained from those successful citizens, the Social Sci- ence teachers. Lucille Cornelius The faculty and student body alike are proud of ma Jane2Hughes tllc caPablc sta members who keep things running smoothly around Thou Dear. Emma Health Center Joseph H. Jennings Engineer, Custodian Edna Johannabcr Librarian Vina Rathbun Matron The first human beings to reach the moon will undoubt- dely he graduates of Thou Dear, trained by our expert Sci- ence teachers. George Calvert Chemistry Senior Class D. L. Deniston Science Athletics Director Katherine Rising Science Clio Literary Societ Allen Whisamore Science Dwight Adcock Science Ellis B. Babbit Science