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

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Richard Brown Metals Merle Engle Drafting Chalmers Harris Printing Richard Partridge Radio and Electric Shop Clifford Sims Metals Practical handicrafts arc learned in the Industrial Arts Department. Ernest Wallin Radio and Electric Shop Assistant Football and Track Coach Wallace Zakula Woodwork Jackson Larabcc C.O.E. Student Council Adviser An opportunity to begin work in their chosen voca- tion is given through the C.O.E. program. Strong and steady nerves are a “must” for the brave Drivers Education teachers. Alva Baker Drivers Education David Becker Drivers Education Through our teachers, we gain the knowledge, ability, and experience which will enable us to live wisely and usefully. I hey instill in us the desire to learn all we can, not for the sake of knowledge alone, but for the purpose of creating meaningful, contributive lives. It is their wish, and ours, that what is now so often said of them may someday be said of us — that wherever they are is a better place because they are there.

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Anabcllc Bailey Commerce Madalin Clough Commerce Genevieve Comer Commerce, Civics Betty McMillin Commerce Glen Redford Commerce Society of Debate Howard Ross Commerce Central Treasurer The practical aspects of the business world are taught by our six efficient instructors of Commerce. Northeast’s ViQueens learn many tricks to the trade of cook- ing, sewing, and homemaking from the teachers of Domestic Arts. Lucille Jams Homemaking Margaret Stark Homemaking Doris Tamanaha Homemaking Sgt. Kenneth Brewer R.O.T.C. SFC Donald Scott R.O.T.C. Our country’s future will be safeguarded by boys trained in R.O.T.C. ■ Budding Rembrandts, Renoirs, and Picassos receive essential background work from North- east’s three instructors of art. Charlotte Cannon: Art; Junior Red Cross Cyril Directo: Art; Art Club Lena Trujillo: Art Cliff Abel Boys’ Physical Education T rack Marilyn Deistcr Girls’ Physical Education Seal Club, Majorettes “Vim, vigor, and vitality” is displayed by both teacher and pupil in the Physical Education classes. Kenneth Hawthorne Boys’ Physical Education Football Genevieve Jones Girls’ Physical Education Lou Jean Moyer Girl’s Physical Education Olympic Club Cheerleaders Ruth Sheffner Physical Education Accompanist

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OFFICE STAFF LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Doro- thy Randazzo, Mrs. Evelyn Ken- nedy, Mrs. Peggy Ramond, Mrs. Kathryn Keims. Left to right, SEATED: Mrs. Jo- seph That ker, Mrs. L. S. Brace, Mrs. Mattie Cross, Mrs. Joe Ri- gali, Mrs. H. W. Krokstrom, Mrs. Frank Laurenzana. Mrs. Clarence Carey, Mrs. Edwin Huntsman, Mrs. Tom Garrison, Mrs. Charles Rucker, Mrs. W. R. Kidwcll, Mrs. Glen Carriker, Mrs. Fred Henners, Mrs. Glen Hosman, Mrs. Emmett Anderson, Mr. M. W. McKanna, Mrs. Arthur Forney, Mrs. Wil- liam Borchardt, Mrs. J. L. Green, Mr. W Polk. CAFETERIA STAFF Left to right. SEATED: Mary Toyne, Stella Brocato, Emily Organ. Mary Bechtel, Marguerite Shoemaker. Jo- sephine Batliner. Jewell Puckett. Josephine Brummel, Mar- tha Clark. STAX DING: Wilda Belt, Lena Slavens. Alice Coulson, James West, Myrtis Badger. Mabel Converse, Lucille Cornelius, Dorothy Rogers. Essie Constable, Cora Hamilton. ABSENT: Floyd Finncll. 14