Northeast High School - Rocket Yearbook (Lincoln, NE)

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NJ ' ' J Are you sure? asks Ellis Jeffery. William Grossoehme doesn't look too sure about the question, but he is sure about the money matters of all sports that he takes care of. Mr. Jeffery teaches physics and chemistry, Mr, Grossoehme, biology. professional groups Miss Mary Burnham, school librarian who is ever ready to assist a student or teacher, helps find just the right book for Doran Grossman, junior high social studies. Looking over the Practical English, Mrs. Lorene Sims, Miss Clara Thoren and Mrs. Virginia Knoll talk over the different stories and parts of the book they will present to their classes. The three of them teach Eng- lish to the junior high students. Teaching social studies to the junior high students are Wilber Woll, Mrs. Pauline Ashton, Lawrence Austin and Henry Willemsen. In their classes students be- come acquainted with world capitals, American presi- dents and the ideas of good citizenship. They make use of textbooks, maps, movies and panel discussions. Cur- rent affairs are also stressed, as evidenced by the stacks of magazines available. if - Ning... U-J-eff-fr ' :ef XE Y wi. In All , i jrnvi 4 8..t:,,, 9 r is r K fig , 2.17 .AX midi 'f , v Page 15

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v. i Taking a minute out to smile at the birdie are Ken- neth Wall, boys' hygiene and gym, Mrs. Vietta Short, girls' hygiene and gym, and Miss Betty Brown, junior high physical education. Mr. Wall also coaches the swim- ming team, and Mrs. Short sponsors Penguins. They belong to -Q . .i.. . HM,-xi in -s i i M Ek X fe fl 2 if mm if i lx l . l -1 X Page 14 x ,,-.N Wh-N. K .uv all A aww, s.... churches, service clubs Max Hester, drafting teacher, gets in a little practice at the drawing board himself as his colleague Lewis Malinowski looks on. Mr. Malinawski is also in charge at Northeast's new print shop, while Mr. Hester coaches track and football. That was a swell job your team did last Friday, says Tom Kidd, gymnastics coach, as he congratulates Bill Jones, wrestling coach. Besides their coaching jobs, Mr. Jones teaches math, Mr. Kidd, social studies. Playing one ot his originals tor Mrs. Pearl Lowell and Mrs, Esther Shipman is Kenneth Freese. Mr. Freese teaches instrumental music, Mrs. Lowell, junior high chorus and speech. Mrs. Shipman is an accompanist. -'r

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Students look to them for guidance in geltlffi No, no this is where it is, argues Miss Jocey Carter with Lawrence Mason. Miss Elizabeth Shaver and John McCormick decide not to enter the discussion. All four teachers teach history. Miss Car- ter also teaches Spanish and Latin, Mr. Mason, English literature, Miss Shaver, American democracy. YQ-f'c,',' ',,-f Examining the display case that their seventh graders arranged are John Lewis and John Oakes. Something exciting and new is always going on in their science classes, as they conduct interesting experiments or observe pet animals. Page 16 . . . And then the dish fell and broke in a thousand pieces, finishes Mrs. Verna Mae Peter- son to George Rush who laughs at his tole of woe. Mr. Rush and Mrs. Peterson both teach art, which includes everything from finger painting to the his- tory of art. Mr. Rush sponsors art club.