Northeast High School - Rocket Yearbook (Lincoln, NE)

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Taking the first step toward a business career by doing their bookkeeping are, at the first table, left to right: Iean Knight, Phyllis Schock, and Francine Hillierg at the second table, left to right: Veda Plager, Donna Craig, Nancy Hageman, and Ruth Benson. Engrossed in an interesting experiment con- cerning gravity and metric Weights are juniors Iohn Van Dusen, Hlthea Blunn, lim Gekas, Philip Lehman, and Leon Lehr, Reviewing the history of early Plrnerica, un- der the direction of Mrs. Sue Worrall, are stu- dents, Mary Plnn Dickinson, Shirley Heim, Harold Voller, Plnita Hckerman, Helen Gillispie, Renee Kruse, and Merrill Pllbury. Finishing their dresses, projects in home economics class, are juniors, first row, left to right: Nina DeBoer and Beverly Lodwig. Sec- ond row, Phyllis Shafer, Shirley Cole, and Barbara Call, Page 27

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Planning thejunior sponsored dance are first semester officers, left to right: jane Plnn Lowe, treasurer, Barbara Crowe, vice president, Hnita Picker- man, secretary, and George Stephens, president. Second semester junior class cabinet mem- bers discussing plans for the junior-senior dance, are, left to right: junior Qmend, presi- dent, Bernard Galloway, sponsor, Caryl Besse, vice president, Dale Lemon, secretary, and Ed Glass, treasurer. ALMOST THERE Under the capable leadership of presidents George Stephens and junior Qmend, the junior class took an active part in this vear's activities. Having reached the half-way mark on the high school ladder, the juniors are well rep- resented in extracurricular activities, such as student leadership, Y-Teens, f-li-Y, journalism and annual staffs, athletics, and dramatics, Sponsoring the junior-senior prom, which was held at Cotner Terrace this year, required hard work. Decorations and extensive program planning were necessary to make the prom a success. The juniors, under the guidance of sponsor Bernard Galloway met the challenge and carried through with shining colors. ,W 014, ,p , V., f f 74 .f 'B ,', 1 F' ,- Hageman Pa. tu lit. of loik owe: ti .cw i- ..: tart. fldgla' Bti titles in the card filo are lxfixrie lcx' loan Wrfliazzzs Pat Greet' ani ui Hitcs F :una F:-ai: her 1 U

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