Northeast High School - Rocket Yearbook (Lincoln, NE)

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Training a pilot, instructing a nav- igator, educating a ground crew. Such an undertaking requires a compre- hensive program of knowledge and skill, curiosity and desire. To man his craft, a crew member must understand each facet of the flight-each air current, each map, each instrument on his panel, each law of physics which will affect his course. ln a sense, each high school student is learning to become a pilot. He must learn all those forces which will help or hinder him as he leaves the runway and takes off to follow his own flight plan. A school pro- gram must, then, be comprehensive lt must be well-rounded. lt must lead the student down many trails, from the wide concrete superway to the little-explored byway of knowledge. And finally, it must challenge him to open new trails for the students who will follow after.

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Teachers saw much action through sponsoring clubs The faculty get into the swing of things by performing a skit at the G. l. rally, helping boost the LNHS spirit. World Lit teacher, Mr. Mason, opens his book, gives the class a smile and proceeds into one of his lectures. Northeast teachers had many new exper- iences during the '68-'69 school year. Newcomers were orientated by the veterans to the policies at LNHS. Teachers new or old always have new pages put into memory books. Some teachers performed in a skit at the Grand Island football rally. The Rocket spirit was lifted when the villian's magical mustache Mr. McClanahan's experimenting Sr. Comp class had a guest who spoke on her original poetry and read examples. Early on Monday morning three history teachers talk with much enthusiasm ot the activities scheduled for the week.