Northeast High School - Rocket Yearbook (Lincoln, NE)

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x The latest editions ot books and magazines are reviewed by Shirley Mintzmeyer, Wanda Zinsmaster, Betty Bolin, Norma Gans, Leta Lamphear, and Wilma Skamser. Marilyn Meek poses for artists Delores Iewell, Walt Meier, Tom Kipper, and Shirley Wilson in the advanced art class during the study ot portrait drawing. Mrs. Sue Worrall explains the Latin story ol Caesars Gallic Wars to Iackie Ficke and Deloris Meier while Marylu Olson, Bonita Ritt-enburg and lane Goth read the English translation. Voy, explains Spanish Hdams, Witham, Garner, Heiser. vas, va -Miss Iocy Carter the conjugation of go to students Ianet Ross, Verla Mary Hnn Snell, Norma Luella D-eshayes, Elizabeth Ieanette Sestak, and Pat

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Watson S. Coleman Bruce Evans Sponsor President Shirley Wilsgn Helen G. Krause President SPOUSOT Performing their duties as first semester junior class officers ar-e: Mary Hnn Snell, Florence Leacock, Shirley Wilson, and Dan Iohns. Taking charge of the junior class and planning the junior-Senior were second semester officers: R o l l i e Haas, Margaret Stone, Bruce Evans, and lim Bunyan. THEY'LL CARRY ON Making their debut in the spring of the sophomore year by means of a dance, Spring Daze , 223 en- ergetic students, now members of the junior class, were socially introduced to the senior high school. With the profit from Spring Daze the juniors began early in the fall to plan the projects for the year. initiating the dance season was l3lutumn Ember , the first objective of the junior class. ln order to builpl up the treasuryponcessions were sold after school under the direction of the first sem- ester cabinet headed by Shirley Wilson, president, Dan johns, vice president, Florecne Leacock, secre' tary, and Mary I-'tnn Snell, treasurer. Climaxing the year was the junior-senior banquet presented May 31. Second semester was spent in preparation and planning for this all-important event. Bruce Evans was second semester prexy, with jim Runyan, Rollie Haas, and Margaret Stone constituting the cabinet. Mrs. Helen Krause and Watson Coleman acted as sponsors throughout the year. . .eI ' 'Ein - V A junior class members deco- rate the playroom for Flu- tumn Ember the junior sponsored dance. Page 22 MQ:

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Iackie McKinney and Eileen lmig watch intently as Pat Wiedman points out Spitz- bergen while Barbara Furman looks at another map in World history class. Law- rence Everett iinds the latest news on the radio. This is the center of the circle and the central angle, explains Marlene Belisle to geometry students Boyd Thompson, Margaret Bartels, Mark Martin, and Shirley Buettgenbach. Donna Hyland, Ruby Parrott and Donna Kirby listen attentively as Don lohns, Marilyn Greer, and Torn Po korny solve for X in advanced algebra. Flmerican history students Margaret Wil son, Suzanne Hmos, Ronald Kroon Hilda Bauer, and Don Engle compare present day government problems to colonial day prob lems with Margaret Stone. ' - 54 SEhi1K'