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

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Home Room 106 Last fall when the sale of Buccaneer panel pictures opened, a certain Home Room determined that it was to be the one to win the prize of a page in the Buc- caneer to use as it saw fit. This room was 106, and it won. This energetic and wide- .awake Home Room is composed of twenty-six girls and nine boys: the hard time of it keeping up with the pace set by the girls on the various ects. The end of the first semester caused a loss of some good pupils to and others were transferred to other rooms, while a few additions were officers were elected. Under their leadership the good work of the room The sale of the Buccaneer itself started in February. A prize of a page was offered for the highest percentage of sales. VVith the same vigor that had characterized the first campaign, the room started to work. The first object was to make the room it- self 100fk. By starting a thrift drive this was done. As many outsiders as could be seen were solicited and lined up. The final result gave the room the prize by a mar- gin of over thirty-three percent. Some of the room's members have also won honors. One of the three pupils on the Highest Honor Roll was Henrietta Bonaviez of 106. Three of the pupils on the General Honor Roll were of this room. In banking, as in other Home Room projects, 106 was among the leaders. Less than 1CC-fk each bank day was the cause of general dissatisfaction. The successes of the year were due largely to the hearty feeling of co-operation among the pupils, and their enthusiasm and desire to do always the right thing for the good of Northeast Junior. Mr. Doyle is the teacher of 106, and his kindliness and sympathy was a great inspiration and help. boys have a school proj- senior high, made. New continued. Back Row: Blaclebzmz, Bloomer, Bliss, Bomlrcrgcr, BI'L'tllI1l1'!1, Blmlyell, Bitvma, Blasco, Boclzm. Third Row: Blvisfvilz, Boi-wille, Barley, Bolts, Brolzouglz, l307lfI'i'lt'.'.7, Ho11c'l1t'1', Hotwli. Second Row: Blick, Bl'ClClCL'lllIIlI'j', Bozzam, B7'Ul1Sl't'llC'l', llflr. Doyle, Biggmn, Bjorlcmmz, Brafziogel, Boyer. From' Row: Bozeman, Binglzam, Brasficld, Brflflfl, B0l'lf '- kizifizbgga gfwxjx ps 55-'gr jig?-lm Ninety 0 0 o o -T

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