Northeast High School - Rocket Yearbook (Lincoln, NE)

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Our school, The cenrer and source oi all Jrhe iniorrnaiion and aid young srudenrs may desire, is proud of irs beaurilul library. Experr advice on any boolc or magazine, pamphlei or repori is available. Sludeni assisianlrs hello orhers and learn by doing ii. This room every srudeni and reacher uses. Ii ihe library is Jrhe all-school re- search cenier, rhe arr deparrrnenr is Jrhe all-school puloliciry cenier. Many srudenrs regisier for The all-school arf class ready io serve by malcing posrers, charis, parry decorairions, play seis, and arricles pasr Jrhe ordinary innaginarion- Wheiher ii's Johnny Cox is Corning or Broadway success 'Eve oi S+. Mark' presenredf' rhe arr deparrmenr has a hand. Such cooperarion belween de- parimenis is iypical ar Noriheasr. Palsy Wilson, Pafricia Kirkus, Mavis Money, Mar+ha Pan+er, Frank Meyer, Bill Dauer, Georgia Lemon, and Pal Lang are peppy as ever as fhe +7f+h period ends. Jane Cunning and Colleen Gallegher 'work long hours and like if on any arf proiecf 'ihaf comes iheir way. Florence Gladson, Adalia Winlrlepleclr, Maxine Dari, Delores Heiser, Keifh Royer, and Mary Mccurdy find a quier place fo sfudy. Sfudenf assisfanf Mar- garef Hall sfands ready +o help Miss Lillian Griffiihs. fri 'ie ,ea Q :. sf we E , if i 5' i 5 '- if ., X z K g Q - Me

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Administrative Body Plans for 1000 Students DR. J. E. LODER never seems to tire ot his responsibilities as principal. His ever-present humor is popular among the students and his associates. He has an A.B. degree from Nebraska Wes- leyan, M.A. and Ph.D. from the Univer- sity ot Nebraska. R S. MICKLE, possessing a certain calmness and patience, is well-suited tor his tedious iob of advising students con- cerning curriculum and vocations. He received an M.A. 'From University ot Ne- braska, and an A.B. 'from Doane college. GRACE JANIKE has completed her tirst year ot service as junior high prin- cipal. ln addition to this, she instructs classes o'F language and social studies. She has a B.Sc. 'From the University ot Nebraska. On MRS. MABLE D. THOMPSON rests the recording ot student attend- ance, which is one ot the largest iobs tor this assistant principal. Added to the rest ot her duties, she has English classes to tutor. She obtained an A.B. degree 'from the University ot Nebraska.

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X X 4, ,--5 .r 5, , ,,.: 2 ,Q A Faculty are Helpers and Leaders Sludenls saw many dillerenl laces among lhe lacully when school convened lasl fall. Mosl ol lhese leachers have become lamiliar, bul a lew did noi complele lhe year. ll was sad lo see lhem deloarl, bul new members were welcomed. These changes were due lo presenl war-lime condilions. Noi only have ihere been changes in The lacully, bul new courses perlaining lo war aclivilies have been inlroduced. lnslruclors look lhis in iheir slricle and adapled lhem- selves lo new subiecls. Nol in piclure: Mrs. Grace Koser, Mrs. Helen LaBounl'y, William Grossoehme, Emily Johnson, W. A. McMullen, Donald A. Slrawn, Vincenl Vaughn. .S-rw MRS. NETTIE BAILEY resumed Miss Elsie Buxman's dulies as a home economics feacher before fhe close of lhe firsl semesler. Mrs. Bailey graduafed from Peru Slale Teachers' college, and alfended lhe Universily of Nebraska. She has charge of bofh iunior and senior high home economics classes. HELEN BECKER divides her classes belween funior high girls' physical educalion, English, and reading. Miss Becker is a sponsor of lhe class of '44, In addilion lo lhis she is sponsor of lhe Rockelies. She received her B.Sc. af 'lhe Universily of Nebraska. MRS. ANITA BITNER has a B.Sc. from Hasiings college, and an M.A. al lhe Universily of Nebraska. Mrs. Bilner is an inslruclor in lhe home economics deparlmenl and has classes of bolh junior and senior high girls. CLIFFORD BOSLEY has his A.B. 'From Nebraska Wesleyan universily. Boz is Norlheasfs head baskelball coach, asso- ciale foofball menlor, and assisfanl in frack. Besides sporfs and physical educalion classes, he lulors American hisfory and pre-induclion courses. INEZ BURNWORTH received her A.B. and B.Sc. al' Kear- ney Slale Teachers' college. Miss Burnworlh is new in 'lhe malhemafics deparfmenl, bul already has gained popularily, as shown by her eleclion lo sponsor of lhe sophomore class. JOCY CARTER obfained an A.B. al Morningside college in Sioux Cily, Iowa. She was elecled sponsor of lhis year's senior class, and is also a sponsor of lhe Girl Reserves. Miss Carler specializes in leaching Spanish and algebra classes. MYRTLE CLARK, an experl af mafhemalics, has an A.B. degree from Doane college. She has inslrucied in algebra, geomelry, and lrigonomelry. Her lalenls are used in keeping fhe records for 'lhe sale of aclivily fickels. MARGARET CRONE has a class in ninlh grade social sludies and language in addilion lo having charge of lhe enfire vocal deparlmenl. She wa. chosen sponsor of lhe senior class affer only a semes'rer's slay al Norlheasl. She has a B.F.A. 'from lhe Universily of Nebraska. RUTH CROSS, who has received her B.A. degree al Ne- braska Wesleyan universily, and M.A. al fhe Universify of Nebraska, fulors English and social sludies and advises The journalism and yearbook sfalil members in publishing The Norfheaslern and The Rockel. VIOLETTE DONLAN, inslruclor in lhe commercial deparl- menl, also has fhe responsibilily of advising lhe iunior high leadership class fhis year. She received her B.Sc. in Educa- fion and an M.A. from lhe Universify of Nebraska. GLEN DORSEY spends only a 'few periods al Norfheasl every day, bul' he is well-known lo his diversified fraining classes and Hi-Y members, of organizalion he is sponsor. Mr. Dorsey received his degree al lhe Wis- consin Slafe universily lhe Universily of Nebraska.