Northeast High School - Rocket Yearbook (Lincoln, NE)

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Lincoln Northeast senior honorees got a headstart l Sam and Kathy are Nebraska's mast valuable students. Cindy Fletcher received the N.S.A. Scholarship. 178 Early in the year scholarships, honors, and special awards began arriving for members of the Senior Class. Northeast was honored to receive both the boy and girl Elks Most Valuable Student awards on the city and the state level. Both stu- dents were required to fill out an application and prepare a scrapbook showing their accomplish- ments. The awardees, Sam Knight and Kathy Johnson, also received other awards. Kathy, who is headed for California to be- come a marine biologist, received a scholarship and grant-in-aid from the University of California at Irvine. Also on her list is second place in the Soroptimist Youth Citizenship Contest, Her awards and scholarships totalled Sl,785. Kathy felt she was lucky and surprised! Sam Knight, winner of the Elks Most Vol- uable Student Contest, Gateway La Sertoma Club Leadership Award, Sertoma Club All-City Scho- lastic Team and second runner-up in the Elks Leadership Contest, could think of only one thing to say about his awards, Thanks, the help will come in handy. Sam plans to attend the Uni- versity of California at San Diego. Sandy shows a smile for her P. E. Scholarship.

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WOERNER, CONRAD-Band, letter, N Club, Masque 81 Gavel, Tennis, letter, Debate, letter. WOODCQCK, DARLENE-Rockettes, Drama Class-Plays. WRIGHT, JOHN-N Club, Golf, letter. WULF, SUSAN-Band, letter, majorette, Girls' State, Drama Class Plays, Fine Arts Festival, Mid East Band Festival. ..,...,-' WULFF, RONALD-Band, letter, Orchestra, Track, Cross County. WYLDER, NANCY-Transfer from University High School. YEARLEY, CHARLES-N Club, Football, reserve, Tennis, letter. YOUNG, MICHAEL-Football, reserve. YOUNG, STEVEN-Football, reserve. ZESSIN, VICTORIA-Girls' Glee, Rockettes, Reserve Pep Club, Red Cross, International Club, treasurer, German Club, GAA. ZIER, CARO L-Rockettes, GAA. Aksamit, Rick Andreesen, Bradley Aylward, Kathleen Baumfalk, Melvin Berogan, Eugene Bontrager, Lana Bouges, Connie Budt, Alan Burchess, Edward Bush, Franklin Casady, Richard Chamberlain, Harlan Clements, Mary Collins, Doug Danley, Kathy Draper, Randall Dunn, David Edgar, Karen Eisert, Marvin Ethridge, Dale Fowler, John Gardner, Teresa Gettman, Jane Gibson, John Gilliam, Donnalea Goggins, David Graybill, Vicky Green, Gary Haney, Brenda Hansen, James Harris, JoAnn Hart, Patricia Heiserman, Byron Helmick, Ronald Kelly, Gayle Kinney, Michael Kinney, Timothy NOT PICTURED Klopp, William Knollenberg, Perry Kometscher, Michael Lawler, Dianne Lee, Diana Lee, Kevin Maul, Michael Mealhow, Mary Meyer, Leslie Muir, Gene Owen, David Pierce, Linda Pike, Mary Rader, Karen Rankins, Richard Richters, Maris Rivett, Thomas Roclcel, Gary Schafer, Robert Schukar, Michael Sittner, Ricky Sitzman, Christina Smith, Carol Smith, Darrell Snell, Edith Stanley, Kenneth Stinson, Daniel Stolzenburg, Alan Streuer, Joseph Surmacz, Genowef Taylor, Sharon Thompson, Mary Voelker, Thomas Ward, Dennis Whitney, Jo Anne Wilcox, Michael Cl 177

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on future plans throug Two other Northeast scholarship recipients were Cindy Fletcher and Sandy Kriz. Cindy was chosen from five other girls to receive the Na- tional Secretaries Association Scholarship. To be eligible for the scholarship, Cindy was nominated by the Northeast business teachers, she attended a banquet held by the N. S. A. and was inter- viewed by a panel of judges. She will receive Sl5O to attend the University of Nebraska, Sandy, who also plans to attend the Uni- versity of Nebraska, received the E. R. Moore National Women's Physical Education Scholar- ship. Sandy was presented the SlOOO scholarship h scholarships and awards May l2, by Governor Tiemann, in the presence of her parents, Mrs. Short, Mr. Taylor and Mr. Moore. Only five girls in the United States re- ceived this scholarship which makes the honor even more exciting and outstanding. Lincoln Northeast has always been among the top rated schools scholastically. This year students from the top lOfXn of the Senior Class were named to the National Honor Society. A new point system based on grade averages, ac- tivities, and leadership was used in selecting members. These students are to be commended for their effort at Northeast. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Bennett, Kristine Bergt, Beverly Birdwell, Shara Bloch, Kathleen Blumer, Paula Borgens, JoAnn Brehm, Laurie Bucy, Jeanne Burkhardt, Margaret Burling, Dennis Butler, Vicki Byleen, Mary Cameron, Phyllis Chaffee, Kathleen Clinefelter, Dorothy Curtiss, John Dake, Karen Deeds, Richard Dell, Barbara Dolan, S. Jean Els, Deborah Ewing, June Fox, Jefferson Free, Bette Gaston, Debra Gillette, Timothy Gossman, Mary Greeno, Jeanie Gregg, Kathy Gross, Sheila Hall, Marcia Harris, Roddy Hart, Patricia Henline, Alice Hitz, K. Kay Holtgrewe, Michael Jamison, Judy Johnson, Kathryn Kelly, Michael Kennedy, Janice Kirchner, Jacquelyn Knight, Samuel Koch, Philip Kriz, Sandra Lee, J. Kevin Magnusson, Nancy Meierhenry, Susan Miller, Bruce O'Neill, Polly Papke, Gary Parker, Kathryn Reinke, Cassandra Robare, Sandra Robison, June Rumpeltes, Jane Schafer, Steven Schneider, Jack Schroeder, Steven Schuldt, Barbara Schwarzkopf, Stanley Sipma, Cynthia Sissel, Stephen Swanson, Kathryn Thompson, Delta Torell, Janice Tramdachs, Guntis Warren, Lisa Weber, Kenneth Weber, Laura Wheatley, Nancy Wilkins, Michael Woerner, Conrad Zessin, Victoria Jones, Bradford Jones, V. Sue Scharf, Sharon Schmidt, Timothy Miss Delbridge and Mrs. Copas, faculty members who were new to Lincoln Northeast the second semester, pause to congrat- ulate Kathy Chaffee who ranked number one in the Senior Class. 179