Northeast High School - Rocket Yearbook (Lincoln, NE)

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year while continuing lished much in their classes this year. Everything from making coffee tables in wood class to prac- ticing formations in band taught new facts, Everyone has now learned, with help from the office, one must obtain a parking sticker before parking in the school parking lot. Considering all phases of the year, no one will forget the fun ancl classes of this year. Mr. Hiza directs students alike by Woodshop teacher Mr. Coleman talks to one student about his project, finding mostly favoiabre comments on Brad Schuman's record cabinet betore he takes it home. Mr. Dietrich reminds a student that a sticker needs to be obtained to park in the la'- 3 -r some old LN traditions time the busy lunchroom traffic, teachers and putting up a sign and enforcing the law. The all school play light crew spent a lot of time preparing tor performances. After many long practices the Northeast band, led by Mr Schulz finished with saluting LNHS at home football games

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Students found new and different experiences this 7 Who will ever forget this year at Lincoln M i i 1 Northeast? Many experiences were unforgettable and many you would like to forget but cannot. Boosting Northeast spirit was an effort of everyone during our undefeated basketball season. Hours were spent making signs and practicing skits to show what Rocket spirit exactly is. Along with rising spirit, students accornp- N Club staged a Grin In to help boost the basketball team to their season record of 16-0 by dedicating an original song to Coach Johnson. Mr. Putman models his new outfit given to him by the cast and crew of Chalk Garden. Another N Club member recited a poem -+--We about the winningest Rocket BB team. W, ,,....-J- N . . Q o b Coach Ed Johnson taught his son, Jay, early what the game of basketball is. fire

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Many LN boosters took time lor school dances, both Northeast students always anticipated school dances. Preparation for the special dances took much time and work. Decorating demanded co- operation of many people, but when fully carried out, the theme put couples into a dancing mood. Homecoming was put into full swing by the Student Council. Election of a host and hostess, an alumni tea honoring the class of l'-758, plus the Harvest Moon dance were highlights of the event. An exciting evening in Wonderland, mak- ing students feel miniature, and voting for a King of Hearts climaxed the Turnabout. if . ,.. , g ef' . .es Rockettes sponsored the Turnabout, a dance where the girls are the host. The theme was carried out by entering through the keyhole to Alice's Wonderland of giant flowers and trees. Homecoming brought many unforgettable surprises, responsibilities, and joys to students, faculty and parents. Decorating with pumpkins and hay, naming Linda Gage hostess, and the dance - all were planned by the chairman, Margaret Burkhardt.