Northeast High School - Rocket Yearbook (Lincoln, NE)

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W WB'l'y'j,,ll15Tvfl'.jflY5fW .,VS3jijj l i r Rxwf lilyyff trr UW? Xl W ii if fi 1 ,Q lp The year now ending for the .students of North' X east high school has been one of peace and brotherf hood-a year of happy and worthwhile experiences, and one which we hope will be characteristic of the Big' Fordwlllfdlilfffilij ,ll SN lr Ll t if ii 'md'r'l.'y y6dTS to COTYIC. This class of seniors will be the 'first from North- east to enter a world not being torn by screaming shells, atomic bombs, and bitter hatred, and they will accept their challenge to work toward making this a better world in which to live. The opport-uni' ties and responsibilities of future senior classes will increase. Education and free enterprise offer equal chance for all, and it is on this basis that our school is governed. As the years go by and tradition grows, we realize how much our school means to us. The treasured memories of this year are within the cover of our book. In order that they may remain vivid in your mind, we the 1946 ROCKET staff, present to you this yearbook. , , ,. If 3, Associate aim t 1 COZIER INE A Editor SHIRLEY Business anager f BETTY GREEN so is 50 f 7 Editors Advertising Managers . JANET FAIRCHILD LoU1sE MCDILL v ,T . BETTY LEA STACK DON PISKE ' Smmu CRAMER , Q MARILYN GROSSOHHME Circulation Managers f ESNEQQSEXLON Doino-my MAXWELL S S lgoms SCg'IOENLEBER DAWN GAMER Tf::I1:d0ARN g:::I.IllAN Ph0f08 f'Pl1ef N Y . ' 6 GENE Ow11Ns lIM WROTH RUTH ELLEN CHn1sTENsEN , Q 3 3 MARGARET RUBEN 3 sl 3 Y YK may QUAM- Marr 46- 1 ,7 v 7 is i 'S ' - it Q ef Z A C' . i - 67-22, 4107, 9 N Q W Av L f Jw wt-act hiya J' -7, A 257 ff LL ' ILZA,-i lA,A,.

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M. C. LEFLER Superintendent ol Schools O' H' BIMSON Members of the ollicial school board are: Plssistant Superintendent Board of Education For the purpose ot governing the business ot the Lincoln Schools, six board members, assisted by Super- intendent M. C. Leller, Qssistant Su- perintendent O. H. Bimson. and Secretary I. G. Ludlam, contribute their time and energies to the Wel- fare ol our public education system. Dr. S. M. Brownell explains procedure to the members ol the Local Hdvisory Committee ol the Co-operative Study. Photo by Norman Cast, Elmer E. Magee, President I. C. Whitten, Vice President M. C. Leiler, Supl. ol Schools Mrs. Roscoe Hill Robert C. Venner Robert Van Peli George H. Lemon