Northeast High School - Rocket Yearbook (Lincoln, NE)

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, iielyfg s :'.- .fl Followinga new pattern this year, Northeast required modern problems for all senior high students. Teachers for the course were MRS, HELEN KRAUSE KTOP RIGHTQ for the seniors, ELMER SCHICK fCENTERj for the juniors and MRS, BERYL BOWLIN KBOTTOM RIGHTJ for the sophomores. The course included two hours of problems each week alter- nating with study hall. Vocational preference tests helped the students select the vocation best suited for them. onsor clubs and activities Junior high students were included in the guidance program this year. IRVIN DEEDS, DORAN GROSS- MAN, MRS. MARY FRANCES MOORE, LARRY VAUGHAN, MISS MARY SIGLER and SAM LETHEBY QBELOWJ taught guidance two days aweek and litera- ture three days a week. Students learned to adjust to the many activities of high school life and discussed conduct becoming to students when in public places and problems confronting the leadership class. 15

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Showing off some of the features of the new home economics department, MRS. ANITA BITNER and MRS. LUCENA HENDRIX QABOVEJ look at some new dishes. Mrs. Bitner teaches sewing and Mrs. Hendrix has charge of the six new kitchen units. if ,miss Sas 1. eilfigsgr Q Q WSW Aww' llmnwvlmy mmsnw Music teachers DAVID FOWLER and MRS. VELMA SNOOK CABOVEJ look over some music for the Christmas vesper. Mrs. Snook has charge of the vocal music classes at Northeast and Mr. Fowler conducts the instrumental classes. addition to leaching classes, the Your shading is really quite nice on this picture, encourages GEORGE RUSH fLEFTJ to one of his stu- dents, Lois Miller. Mr. Rush teaches art and sponsors the art club. Ready to begin a busy day of classes is FRANKLIN KYKERLBOTTOM LEFTJ, Mr. Kyker teaches shop and metal trades classes as well as classes in review math. t Overseer forthe boys enrolled in building trades and wood shopclasses is WATSON COLEMAN QBELOWJ. Heis shown scrubbing up after a busy day of classes. 'a E u xx ' M 14

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If 35. is , MRS. NETTIE BAILEY, beginning home economics instructor, dis- plays some seventh grade projects. Supervising the radio classes, EVAN BOILER demonstrates to one of his classes. Gathered in Wilbur Woll's room to dis- cuss further assignments for their Eng- lish classes are MR, WOLL, MRS, LORENE SIMS, MRS. VIRGINIA KNOLL and MISS CLARA THOREN. Mr. Woll occupies one of the new rooms. is Q s is i ,- f Helpingjuniorhigh students learn arithmetic and algebra is the task of the staff of capable mathematics teachers shown above. They are MRS, ROSEMARY ROBINSON, ROBERT JOHNSON, MRS. LYDIA WEBER, LAWRENCE TEPLY and CECIL JOHN- SON. . . in the school as well as Sponsoring .sv 'f 7's-. r+-.F5r,s-1- .f - L1 H PWR WK 1 f ftisflksk -IQQWW . . LL L LL L L L 10141112 Wlfh H OAKES and between cla E i'i I , , L 5 ,,-- 2 high s cie nce .1 Lk .sf L. fs -.f- I ' -ix is :L 'ff' KR -Hsfisi L 16