Northeast High School - Rocket Yearbook (Lincoln, NE)

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A bugle resounding through the halls calls students and faculty to attention—a moment of silence—and the recitation of the pledge of allegiance to the flag officially opens each school day. The activity and demands of the day leave little time for patriotic thoughts, but the brief ceremony once each day reminds Americans at Lincoln Northeast that their first duty is to God and Country.

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“I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America

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As Lincoln Schools Sometimes the grin fades by the end of a hard day, but it always returns—Principal Harland V. Taylor. An important newcomer to the administrative staff— Glenn Fosnot, assistant principal and dean of boys. In addition to the traditional five senses, Lincoln Northeast's Principal Harland V. Tay- lor displays two more which contribute to the ease with which he handles his demanding duties, and to the well-being of the students— a sense of fairness and a sense of humor. Mr. Taylor is faculty sponsor for Student Council. His organizational ability keeps the school running smoothly, yet he's never too busy to listen to the smallest difficulty. The responsibilities of Mrs. Frances Wat- ters add up to at least 459—that is the number of girls in the senior high school. Mrs. Watters also sponsors Leadership, the junior high stu- dent government group, and plans May Day, the traditional senior honors assembly. Glenn Fosnot, the new assistant principal, is director of guidance activities, including registration Like Mrs. Watters, he has many duties—402 senior high boys. In charge of the bookroom, and of all the many activity accounts is Mrs. Selma Pavey. Club sponsors and group advisers check with her frequently. One frequent client is Direc- tor of Athletics Bernard J. Galloway. In addi- tion to managing athletic affairs, Mr. Galloway teaches driver training. Come in—Mrs. Frances Watters, dean of girls. 12