1933 Nor'Easter *

1934 Nor'Easter *

1935 Nor'Easter *

1936 Nor'Easter *

1937 Nor'Easter *

1938 Nor'Easter * (See Note #8 Below)

1939 Nor'Easter *

1940 Nor'Easter *

1941 Nor'Easter *

1942 Nor'Easter *

1943 Nor'Easter *

1944 Nor'Easter * (See Note #2 Below)

1945 Nor'Easter *

1946 Nor'Easter *

1947 Nor'Easter *

1948 Nor'Easter *

1949 Nor'Easter *

1950 Nor'Easter * (See Note #3 Below)

1951 Nor'Easter *

1952 Nor'Easter *

1953 Nor'Easter *

1954 Nor'Easter *

1955 Nor'Easter *

1956 Nor'Easter *

1957 Nor'Easter *

1958 Nor'Easter *

1959 Nor'Easter *

1960 Nor'Easter *

1961 Nor'Easter *

1962 Nor'Easter *

1963 Nor'Easter *

1964 Nor'Easter *

1964 NE Jr. Yearbook * (Vol. 1 - No. 1)

1965 Nor'Easter *

1966 Nor'Easter *

1966-1967 Bulletin *

1967 Nor'Easter *

1968 Nor'Easter *

1969 Nor'Easter *

1970 Nor'Easter *

1971 Nor'Easter *

1972 Nor'Easter *

1973 Nor'Easter *

1974 Nor'Easter *

1975 Nor'Easter *

1976 Nor'Easter *

1977 Nor'Easter *

1978 Nor'Easter *

1979 Nor'Easter *

1980 Nor'Easter *

1981 Nor'Easter *

1982 Nor'Easter *

1983 Nor'Easter *

1984 Nor'Easter *

1985 Nor'Easter *

1986 Nor'Easter * (See Note #4 Below)

1987 Nor'Easter *

1988 Nor'Easter *

1989 Nor'Easter *

1990 Nor'Easter *

1991 Nor'Easter *

1992 Nor'Easter *

1993 Nor'Easter *

1994 Nor'Easter *

1997 Nor'Easter *

1998 Nor'Easter *

2000 Nor'Easter *

2001 Nor'Easter *

2002 Nor'Easter *

2006 Nor'Easter *

2007 Nor'Easter *

2008 Nor'Easter *

2009 Nor'Easter *

2012 Nor'Easter *

2013 Nor'Easter *

2014 Nor'Easter *

2014 Courier *

2015 Nor'Easter *

2016 Nor'Easter *

2018 Nor'Easter *

2019 Nor'Easter *
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Note #1: Initially The Nor'easter was a magazine.
(See The "Forward Page" on page #3.
On page #9 It was dated Dec. 25, 1913.
Later they decided to name the magazine "Courier" so as not to
confuse it with the "Nor'Easters".
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Note #2: Scroll to page 114 to read 2 pages of little known
NE Trivia submitted by Steve Cooley.
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Note #3: The class of 1950 was denied the privilege of having
their own Nor'Easter by virtue of the school district's decision
regarding the addition of an 8th grade to the system.
Pages 71 Through 77 of the '49 Nor'Easter were Seniors that
would not have their own Nor'Easter.  Steve Cooley '67 added
this notation into the Preface and edited the '49 Cover to
say '50.
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Note #4: Scroll to page 73...
You may recognize Ron Mott from NBC News as a Senior.
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Note #5: Steve Cooley '67 added a Notable Page since  it was
Clarence M. Kelly's 1928 Senior Year and he later served as the
Director of the FBI and the Kansas City, MO Police Chief.
Steve added a reminder that this was just 1 year before the
Market Crash and the Great Depression.  These faces certainly
had no idea of what they would experience, as they ventured
out into the Cold Cruel  World where  people literally jumped out
of windows and food was very scarce for many of "Our People".
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Note #6: View the "Charles B. Reynolds Memorial Athletic Field"
dedication and Memorial Entrance on Pages 72-73.  Also on Page 79,
is chronicled John Phillip Sousa's visit to Northeast.
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Note #7: 1925's Nor'easter brought the introduction of the
Northeast Jr. High Staff complete with the expected students for
those years as it opened and the ad in the final pages that the construction
company that built the school, "Sebastian Patti Construction" took out.

There is also a tribute to Ethel Mae Rush Randall, who wrote the words
to our School Song, "Thou Dear Northeast" on Page 95.

The following two people were later designated as Alumni "Notables":

Charles Luckman who later became an Architect, Civic & Business Leader
and President of Colgate Palmolive.  He designed Cape Canaveral,
Edwards Air Force Base, Television City and Spacecraft Center in Houston.
He was Decorated by France and Britain.

Fred Hawkins who later became a Dance Choreographer and in 1938
became the first man to dance with the company of the modern dancer
and Choreographer of that time period, Martha Graham.  The two were
married in 1948.  He left her troupe in 1951 to start his own company.
They divorced in 1954 and he passed away in 1994.
(It is unknown why he was listed in the "Notables" as Eric Hawkins,
however, the picture used was his Class of 1925 Sr. picture)
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Note #8: Steve Cooley '67 found the listing of all the names of
Northeast High School and Jr. High Graduates from the
KC Times Star Newspaper.  He then noticed that the "Flip-Side" of
the page was a galley of Movies that were playing in  the area
at that time.  These pages can be found at the end of the Nor'easter.
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