Northeast High School - Rocket Yearbook (Lincoln, NE)

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rse»t y.d you ca prove. (you Grades of their junior high reading and guidance classes concern Miss Milada Dolezal and Cecil Johnson. Mr. Johnson also has a junior high math class. Discussing problems confronting their senior high guidance classes are Mrs. Beryl Bowlin, Mrs. Helen Krause, and Frank O. Simon. Mrs. Bowlin teaches sophomore guidance; Mrs. Krause, senior guidance; and Mr. Simon, junior guidance. Principles and Skills Number Use, Fire prevention equipment is examined by Miss Opal Karr and Mrs. Mary Moore. Miss Karr teaches junior high reading classes and Mrs. Moore teaches junior high guidance classes. A morning coffee break provides a moment to relax and discuss mutual problems for Mrs. Mary Stall and Irvin Deeds. Mrs. Stall and Mr. Deeds teach junior high read- ing and guidance. Page 11

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That complex algebra formula is easily solved by Robert Johnson and Miss Myrtle Clark. Mr. Johnson and Miss Clark teach math classes ranging from general math to trigonometry. Comic incidents from their junior high math classes entertain Carroll Unland, Mrs. Mar- jorie Adams, Bill Jones, and Mrs. Rosemary Robinson. Mr. Unland also teaches junior high science and Mr. Jones is the wrestling coach. Caught by the photographer while chatting between classes are Wilbur Woll, Max Hester, and Barry Moore. Mr. Woll teaches junior high math and social studies; Mr. Hester, junior high gym, swimming, and drafting; and Mr. Moore, geometry. Faculty Instill Problems that stumped their junior high math classes bring a conference between Mrs. Lydia Weber and Lawrence Teply. Mr. Teply also coaches reserve basketball and sophomore football. Page 10

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Train Students in Language Arts: The library and senior high English classes are under the direction of Miss Mary Burn- ham, Mrs. Ula Maher, Miss Isabelle Smith, and Miss Elaine Smithberger. Miss Burnham is the school librarian, and also the cheer- leader sponsor. Mrs. Maher teaches senior composition; Miss Smith, sophomore English and world history; and Miss Smithberger teaches senior composition and sophomore English. Charles Dickens’ “Great Expectations” is studied in Mrs. Lorene Sims, and Miss Clara Thoren’s ninth grade English classes. Miss Nancy Ellsworth, who teaches eighth grade English and ninth grade speech, joins their discussion of the novel. Mrs. Sims and Miss Thoren teach eighth grade English, also. Showing Mrs. Barbara Kos and Mrs. Eliza- beth Reeder his picture in a 1952 Rocket is Lawrence Mason. Mrs. Kos is new this year as instructor of beginning journalism, sophomore English, and adviser to the Rocket and Northeastern staffs. Mrs. Reeder teaches speech, drama, and English classes. Mr. Mason has classes in world history and literature. Page 12