Northeast High School - Rocket Yearbook (Lincoln, NE)

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Your card's the last. Reynold — Reynold McMeen and Mrs. Richards We have English Comp together— Margrethe Plum and Irene Samuels. I'll never get used to waking up at seven o'clock again.. .Hi, Joe.. .Have to get my sched- ule card.. .Didn't get fourth lunch period... Hope I can get it changed.. .Well, first period is over.. .I'll be late.. .Can't remember where room 110 is. A Laugh and a Sigh Our Last First Day The beginning and the end oi a public school education — Aubrey Becker and Paula Kramer. 28 Change the white card and pass it on Mr. Taylor. Mr. Fosnot. Starlyn Wey- ers, Kay Webster, and Ardith Galbreath.

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CUSTODIAL STAFF: M. Brennan. C. Elam. H. Brown. R. Clark. I. Oesting, L. Brown. A. Bailey. L. Lovelace. G Westfall. L. Hake. B Koenig, L. Pierson. H. Lorensen. L. Wurm. Each day 1050 hungry students must be fed by the 18 members of the foods staff, headed by Mrs. Schafer. The cafeteria is completely self-supporting. Our nickels and dimes must pay the bills. Cleaning and keeping in good repair more than 100 rooms are the jobs of the main- tenance staff. Mr. Brown, the head custodian, sees to it that the school is a pleasant place in which to work throughout the year. Mrs. Lovelace is in charge of the girls' dressing room—a huge job in itself. I wonder If they're through with these Mrs. Elam is accustomed to finding any kind of queer gear left in the journalism rooms. They Keep Us Well Housed and Well Fed CAFETERIA STAFF: Front Row -F. Rolofson. D. Dappen. V. Koenig. B. McMullen, H. Schulte, E. Anderson, R. Sinnett, A. Keim, Second Row T. Ingwerson. H. Becker. G. Norton. B. Gans, S. Cavanaugh, E. Munford. M. Squires, M. Case. A. Baehr. N. Nelson. B. Schafer. L. Eby. 27

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Slowly at First, Then All Too Quickly As their last year slipped away, the seniors took on a strange posture. With lag- ging feet, they tried to look both forward and backward at the same time. Already beginning to fall into perspective were their years as lowerclassmen. They re- called sentimentally the uncertainty and ex- citement of being sophomores learning their way around the senior high school. As jun- iors, they had begun to pursue their individual academic interests and talents, to assume re- sponsibility and take leadership in related school activities. As the year ended, suspended between two worlds, dreaming, they remembered . . . Rockettes decorate the goal posts Kay Cole. Nancy Horton. Sandra Sinnett. Joann Wen- dorff, Starlyn Weyers. and Kay Webster. Always room for one more Lois Pape Lyla Anderson. Jerri© Bell, Gail Gallo- way. Alice Holm, Maxine Davis. Faith Wotton. Mary Jo Logan, Donna Kopcho. J. Abrahamzon L. Anderson K AUen J. Appleman Abrahamzon. John. Teacher's College. Rocket Staff, editor,- Boys State; Choir, secretary-treasurer, operettas; Keentime Council; Masque and Gavel, president, vice-president; May Day Attendant; Quill and Scroll, honorary president. Allen. Keith. Fine Arts. Anderson. Lyla. Teachers College. International Club; Red Cross representative; Rocket Revue; Rockettes; Student Council. Appleman. JoAnn. Arts and Sciences. Honors Convocation Re- gents Scholarship, honorable mention; Science Club; White Caps.