Northeast Junior High School - Buccaneer Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

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ig if' Q-' QLZTLY -X1 Cldaslcetball League Standing. W. L. Pct Northeast ..... ........ 6 0 1.000 Manual ...... ........ 4 2 Central ..... ........ 2 4 Westpo1't ..... ........ 0 6 .000 of Northeast junior High banner high in the league t of 1925-26 rose to supreme heights, out-classing former teams in both defensive p and offensive play. ' The wearers of the Purple and Orangewere un- defeated in ten games against Junior High competition but lost a pre-season game to the Rockhurst Seconds by three points. In the ten games won, they scored a total of 267 points to 106 points scored by their opponents, an average score of 26.7 points to their op- ponents 10.6. The squad was the strongest in history from the standpoint of balance of play- ing ability and richness of the substitute material. The hardest job on an ath- letic team, that of playing the bench, was filled with the fine spirit which has al- ways been shown by junior High, and the precedent of having no one quit the squad was upheld. The basketball teams have always held their standing but the quintet Captain C. Spellman Top Row-Albert Smart, Howard Maher, Fred Taliaferro Q A Second Row-Tom Benson, Elton Carr, Coach Cohlmeyer, lzarl Renfro, Front Row-Tony Manuer, Frank Mangiarcina, C. Bud Spellman Qcaptainj, Roy Bccklean, Billie Miller. Z- . .df lffX55q m One Hundred One

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or r eww g no nr r r, , i r or Q iv Howling Hundred r The Howlin, Hundred capablyi fulfilled its duties as the official pep squad-- ron of the school. This organization, established by Coach Cohlmeyer in 1924, draws its members exclusively from the boys, gymnasium classes. The group this year established a worthy precedent by turning out in a body for every home game and by consistently upholding the code of sportsmanship which is so great a factor in junior High athletics. Cheer Leaders T mil .George Rogers, Frank Rogers and James llflorgan, cheer leaders, performed brilliantly in leading the support of the schoolls athletic teams. These three, to- gether VV1lll.Cl1CStC1' Qlds, alternate, were selected from a field of twenty-two by competitive tryouts in assembly Qctober 19. To them, in a large measure glues the credit for the enthusiastic support given the junior teams throughout tie year. lffflj'-FG-4 .cv zofexgxotx 63 5. One Hulzdrecl

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