Northeast High School - Rocket Yearbook (Lincoln, NE)

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VERNON A. FORBES, anolher new addilion lo lhe facully, received his B. ol Music lrom lhe Universily School ol Music, and B.F.A. in Educalion 'from Universily of Nebraska. AI- lhough Mr. Forbes is al Norlheasl bul lwo periods, he is known lor his line work wilh lhe band. Oulslanding lor his work as loolball, lrack, and reserve baskelball coach, BERNARD GALLOWAY also leaches iunior high arilhmelic and science classes. He received an A.B. degree from lhe Peru Slale Teachers' college. ANNE GILHAM'S scope ol iunior high classes spreads over a number of subiecls. She has laughl social sludies, science, arilhmelic, and language in lhe pasl year. She has a B.Sc. from lhe Universily ol Nebraska. LILLIAN GRIFFITHS has an A.B. from Haslings college, and a Library B.Sc. lrom Sl. Louis Library school. She may be 'Found almosl any lime of lhe clay in lhe library, as all her work is clone lhere. Her sense of humor has won her a place as sponsor ol lhe Girl Reserves. JULIUS HUMANN'S dulies aren'l compleled al lhe end ol lhe school day, lor he has charge ol all nighl aclivilies al Norlheasl. Nol only has he senior English courses, bul he is in charge ol lhe sludenl leadership class and noon hour aclivilies. He received an A.B. al Union college, and M.A. al Universily ol Nebraska. KATHRYN KELLISON remained al Norlheasl bul a semesler, bul became well-liked by lhe girls in her physical educalion classes. She Iefl lo lake her place in lhe ranks ol lhe Waves. Miss Kellison oblained her B.Sc. in Educalion lrom Universily ol Nebraska. Teaching such subiecls as melal lrades, algebra, shop, and aeronaulics give FRANKLIN KYKER a lull-lime job. Mr. Kyker has bolh a B.Sc. in Educalion and M.A. in Economics and Business Adminislralion lrom lhe Universily of Nebraska. All ol lhe school's arl work is done under lhe supervision of MIRIAM McGREW. She and her classes have been re- sponsible lor mosl ol lhe slage sellings and publicily poslers lor various allairs. She has an A.B. lrom Peru Slale Teachers' college. Mid-year grad sponsor, C. B. MAPES, has received bolh his A.B. and his Masler's degree lrom lhe Universily ol Ne- braska. Mr. Mapes leaches world hislory and geography, social problems, and home living. ANNE MUNSON received her A.B. degree lrom Univer- sily ol Nebraska. Any sludenl ol hers will say lhal she is an excellenl English leacher, and may remark aboul her palience and calmness. She leaches bolh beginning and advanced high school English. Anolher inslruclor who lell belore lhe year was over is REX A. NILES. He oblained his B.Sc. degree in Educalion al Nebraska Wesleyan universily. Formerly he pul his ellorls lo woodwork lraining bul now employs his lalenls on his chicken farm. FRANCIS REZEK, anolher newcomer, look over lhe dulies of reserve loolball coach and associale baseball menlor. This is in addilion lo his classes of drafling and malhe- malics. He oblained his B.Sc. and M.A. degrees from lhe Universily ol Nebraska. The second leacher lo leave Norlheasl in order lo enler lhe service is MARGARET SERVINE, who ioined lhe W.A. A. C. early in April. While al Norlheasl, Miss Servine laughl speech and drama, and was in charge of Red Cross aclivilies in lhe school. Miss Servine has her B.F.A. from Nebraska Wesleyan universiy, and a Masler's degree from Norlhwesl- ern universily. ELIZABETH SHAVER, who is an inslruclor in hislory and geography, earned a Bachelor's degree al Colner college, and her Masler's al lhe Universily ol Nebraska. Miss Shaver is also doing her bil lor delense in her role ol adviser ol lhe Norlheasl Viclory Corps. AUDRIA SHUMARD, inslruclor in lyping and physical educalion, was chosen sponsor ol G. A. A. Much ol her lime is spenl managing lhe book room. Miss Shumard has an A.B. degree from Nebraska Wesleyan universily, and a Masler in Educalion from lhe Universiy ol Colorado. Preparalory and advanced orcheslra are under lhe direc- lion ol RUTH SIBLEY. She, loo, is al Norlheasl bul lwo periods each day as she has classes in olher schools. She received a B.F.A. in Educalion wilh a maior in music lrom lhe Universily of Nebraska. Having received her B.A. al Midland college, and M.A. al lhe Universily ol Nebraska, ISABELLE SMITH is now leaching iunior high English, science, and arilhmelic. She is also sponsor ol lhe sophomore class, which proves her popu- Iarily exlends inlo lhe senior high. Associale reserve loolball and head baseball coach LAWRENCE TEPLY has a B.Sc. lrom lhe Universily ol Ne- braska. Besides leaching physical educalion and sporls, Tep has a bookkeeping class. Junior class sponsor, MRS. SUE WORRALL, spends her day leaching Lalin, world hislory and geography, and lirsl aid. Mrs. Worrall has an A.B. lrom Mariella college, and an M.A. from lhe Universily ol Nebraska. ELSIE M. RICE, direclor ol lhe child cenler, leaches lirsl and second grades. Miss Rice has an M.A. degree lrom lhe Universily of Colorado. JANE THOMAS is a iunior al lhe Universily ol Nebraska, and is preparing lo become a leacher. As a parl of her lraining she assisls in lhe kindergarlen of lhe child cenler. LEORA BAILEY was promoled lo head office girl belore lhe close ol lhe lirsl semesler. She gradualed 'From Belhany high school, and allended lhe Lincoln School ol Commerce. HELEN PAPPAS, an addilion lo lhe ollice slafli lhis year, is nol a slranger lo Norlheasl. She gradualed 'From Norlh- easl wilh lhe class ol '42. Helen, as a high school sludenl, lrained in ollice work. R

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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.

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Jeanelle Bassler Fourlh row Mable Wills Phyllis Knudson Pally Pelers Jacqueline Ficlce Berla Lou Woolhelher Marie Eldred Eleanor Caves Pally Esry JoAnn Hall Suzanne Amos Virginia Garlow Phyllis Yanney Magdalene Pappas Jim Scoll Third row Lola Giebenralh Fourlh row Dorolhy Rose Barker Marilyn Roberlson Janel Fairchild Marilyn Logan Sheryl Hulchinson La Verne Sinner Carolyn Ludamen Janel Bassler Belly Bowen Lorella Yanney Janice Ulrich Frances Hanson Leanor Slrain Audre McClure Gerlrude Kennedy Beverly Payne Joan Nye Second row Paul Harlman Howard Griess Tommy Tuclrer Ed Aclrerman Russell Allen Bob Knighl Wall Meier Marlin Slrawser Jane Ann Harrison Mary Anna Armslrong Billy Vogelsang Douglas Hagans Third row Marilyn Reed Dorolhy Madden Doris Roberls Junior High Organizes for Action -Prepares for the Future Bob Slriles Gene Cederdahl Duane Harlley Bob Filch Kennelh Lux Firsl row Marvin Mclnlosh Lucia Wills Barbara Furman Barbara Laughlin Marilyn Meelt Margarel Slone Janel Harringlon Gene Nelson Frilz Davis Marvin Spaur Forresl Ruperl Ray Brophy Blylhe Tilman John Lux Merlin Bule Billie Allen Rulh Allen Don Jones Clarence Newshem The junior high, wilh Miss Grace Janilce, principal, has been divided inlo lwo groups. The lirsl group is composed ol one hundred lhirly sevenlh graders and ninely-six eighlh graders. The olher group ol one hundred lilly-lhree is made up ol ninlh graders. The junior high has many organizalions similar lo lhose ol lhe senior high. The junior high sludenl leadership class, lhe cheer lead- ers, and lhe speech classes lunclion as lhe older groups. The youngslers like lo come lo lhe school dances il lhey are allowed. They palronize lhe school carnivals and subscribe lo lhe school paper and annual. Thus lhey begin lo prepare lor lulure aclivilies. Second row Donna Yoho Shirley Mercer Evelyn Porler Doris Schoenleber Marilyn Myers Jeanne Wood Virginia Aydeloll Rulh Byers Belly Lea Slack Lila Mae Tracy Doris Will Tommy Emil Firsl row Bob MuFlley Gene Owen Doris Bassler Lois Giebenralh Mary Ann Slulheil Jim Gordon Bernard Worley La Vern Franlr Lesler Way Elhel Carne Margarel Ruderi Belhel Carne I4