Northeast High School - Rocket Yearbook (Lincoln, NE)

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Books close, lockers bang and the doors fly open as school ends SQ for the day and students rush to N home or work. fwtasw Hi fins QQ? l?1i6llfJ School Board . , . . . 6 Faculty .. ,. 7 Seniors ....... .. 12 Underclassmen . . . . 27 Features .. ,. 38 Activities . . . . . 50 Sports . . . . . 80 Advertising .. .. 92

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Walking into the school alter one of the monthly fire drills are ct portion of Northec1st's 374 junior high and 558 senior high students, Three forty-five minute lunch periods comodorte Northeost's students, with the lunch period beginning dt 11:10 clnd the ending Qt 1:05, Ten Women, under the rection of Mrs. Grace Ferguson prepare licious mecrls at CI nominal charge for dents who core to purchase their lunch. dc- first lost di- de- stu-

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BEHIND THE SCENES LINCOLN BOHRD OF EDUCHTION Left to right :Elmer O, Magee, Magee's Clothing Company, Robert Van Pelt, attorney, Millard C. Lefler, Superintendent of Schools, Mrs. Ruth Hill, Hill Hatchery, Robert C, Venner, Farmers Insurance Groupg lohn C, Whitten, First Trust Company, and George Fl. Lemon, Peerless Cleaners and president of the school board With a never-ceasing agenda of work and a never-tiring effort to carry out its duties and accomplish its aims is the Board ot Education of the Lincoln Public Schools. ln the busy of- fice located at 720 South 22nd street, these six prominent Lincoln business leaders fulfill their many duties which include the entire administration of the schools, from supplying them with needed equipment to the payment of teachers' salaries. One of the board's major accomplishments for the year 1947--18 was the completion of the 520,000 Co- operative Study for the purpose of determin- ing needed improvements for the betterment of the Lincoln Public Schools. Many of these improvements have already been put into effect. Millard C. Lefler Superintendent of Schools Page 6 Gilbert S. Willey Hssociate Superin- tendent of Schools