Northeast High School - Rocket Yearbook (Lincoln, NE)

Page 12 text:

Room lO3 and the lunch hour qive faculty members a welcome chance to relax and enjoy their meals, Members of the teaching staff await their turn to be served at the faculty Christmas tea, a highliqht of the first semester faculty parties. ui This Tuesday offers a change from the regular teachers' meeting for the faculty members, as they Wait to see a film on vocational rehabilitation. Page 8

Page 11 text:

t .v 7, x-Q' IUNIOR BND SENIOR HIGH FRCULTY First row, left to right: Miss Myrtle Clark, Miss Violette Donlan, Miss Iocy Carter, Robin Mickle, Mrs. Mable Thompson, Mrs. Margaret McCutchan, Mrs. Mary Moore, and Miss Lydia Weber. Second row: Lawrence Teoly, Ellis Jeffery, Mrs. Frances Watters, Miss Elizabeth Shaver, Mrs. lane Bean, Miss Mary Burnham, Mrs. Ula Maher, Miss Helen Dunlap, and Mrs. Flnita Bitner. Third row: Bernard Galloway, Miss Flnne Gilham, Miss Isabelle Smith, Mrs. Eloise Lockwood, Mrs. Sue Worrall, Mrs. Elizabeth Reeder, Miss Hudria Shumard, Mrs. Helen Krause, and Iulius Humann. Fourth row: Mrs. Velma Snook, Watson, Coleman, Miss Marie Woerner, Miss Hnne Munson, Francis Rezek, George Solen, Lloyd Schmadeke, Mrs. Elizabeth Sherrill, Mrs. Eleanor Ganz, and Franklin Kyker. Not in picture: Glen Dorsey, Vernon Forbes, William Grossoehme, Dawson Hawkins, Mrs. Lucena Hendrix, Iohn Messervey, Mrs. Virginia Roberts, and Mrs. Roberta Stech. I THE HANDS THAT GUIDE Teaching . . . counseling . . . guiding . , . on a music trip, debate trip, sneak day, or sponsoring . . . these activities are all part of planning a pep or annual assembly, as it is the daily lite of Northeasts faculty members. in a class room. By working together, the stu- Getting acquainted with a teacher may as dent body and Northeast faculty have com- easily be done in Y-Teens, G.H.H., Hi-Y, F.F.Pl., pleted another successful year. Robin S. Mickle Principal Francis l. Rezek Qssistant Principal of Iunior High Iulius H. Humcmn Hssistant Principal Mabel D. Thompson Plssistant Principal

Page 13 text:

ln charge of Northeast's elementary pupils are child center teachers Miss Vesta Keeton, Mrs. Martha Goebel, director, and Mrs. Deloris Chapin. Getting a good start in life are 73 children Who attend the Northeast child center. Through the use ot modern equipment and practical application ot studies, the staff of three teachers is preparing these students tor their advanced school years. Kindergarten students constructed a Northeast market and stocked it with clay vegetables, canned goods, and other foods which they made. The older students fash- ioned wigwams and Indian ornaments in con- nection with their study of Hrnerican Indians. Child center students have taken an active part in both the Open House and May day programs. Former Northeasterners Pat Croskary and Marilyn Yowell efficiently manage the vari- ous business problems ot the school in the olfice, while Mrs. Margery Smith is in charge of the bookroom. Page 9