Northeast High 1964 Yearbook

As a campus year unfolds, a portrait is painted. The painter takes up his brush. With quick deft strokes, he applies to the canvas the red of an exciting game, the purple of a loyal friendship. Crimson is added as a championship is earned. The pastels of social activities and fine arts are added after long hours of practice and rehearsal. The painting may, at times, be tempered with the somber tones of hard work and the greys of disappointment which deepen and enhance the overtones of gaiety and laughter. But under his brush grows a portrait-a reproduction of a living entity.

A campus is a living, pulsating being. As the portrait artist attempts to capture the true character of his subject, so we have attempted to capture the spirit, the school, and the students who are Lincoln Northeast High School. This 1964 Rocket is a

Portrait of Our Campus

Northeast students become familiar with complex

Both students and adults of Lincoln find the beautiful Bennett Martin Library, dedicated in 1963 , a valuable educational and cultural center of the city.

Terri Vifquain , Dianne Fager, Rich Bailey , Dianne Knutson, and Barbara Strain report school happenings to the city newspapers.

"Happiness is the goose bumps and shivers when the flag goes up at the darkened Seacrest Field."

environment of ~orld, nation, and community

As pro sp ective citizen s of our community, high schoo l st udents tak e an avid interest in national and c ommunity affairs. T hey find this to be essential as they becom e aware of aerospace craft, new world 9ov er nment s , and a 1964 presidential campaign. Many long hours of reading and observing are spent by Northeast st udents who are sincerely str iving to discover their rightful place in today's everchanging, ever - challenging world.

Northeast students and faculty serve t he community by participating in the United F und Campaign , as well as in other worthwhile projects. The Lincoln Public Schools provide community entertainment with plays, vespers, concerts, and football games at the year -old Seacrest Field . Informing the community of Northeast activities was the duty of the five student reporters who were emp loyed by the various city newspapers.

Vickie Spurgin is rather dubious about all the attention that the boys in Mr . Price 's home room are giving her , but it's all because the 22 girls donated more money to the United Fund and the 9 boys must "work off " their humility. The entire school gave a total of $141.78 to the campaign.

NORTHEASTERN and ROCKET staffs enjoyed participating in the annual journalism convention held on November L 1963 , at the University of Nebraska Student Union.

John Fitzgerald Kennedy

May 29 , 1917 - November 22 , 1963

High school intercom systems clicked on across the nation. Heads bobbed reluctantly, chalk was returned to its tray and discussions halted. We inertly shifted our attention to what we expected to be a routine notice from the office. A change in plans, an alteration, a postponement, an announcement concerning a club drive.

Instead, a solemn report was given. The President of the United States had been shot and was listed as in critical condition Glances were exchanged and pencils fingered. Murmuring swelled and was subdued . Classroom activity resumed.

Inter coms re ceived immediate attention t h e second time t hey clicked on that afternoon. After an awkward pause, Presi den t Jo hn F itzge rald Ken nedy ' s dea th w as announc e d.

Man y sc hool s dism issed. Those wh ich di d not, couldn ' t escape the paral y tic effect the report had on both students and tea che rs .

A few amon g us wep t Others sat qui etly. Most of us simply d idn ' t kno w how to react. A joking commen t died in the air, shot down by cold stares. Some h ow , the whole thing seemed unreal to u s Like a movie or a secondrate paperback espionage novel. But there wa s no intermission, and this was one book we could not lay aside.

T hough we had heard it and been shaken by it, perhaps we didn't immediately grasp the purport of the t ragedy. The President of the United States had v ici ously been assassinated. Perhaps it wasn't u ntil the first black newspaper headline cried out, or the first deeplyt ouched television news commentator groped t o relate th e details , that we realized wha t it meant. Perhaps it wasn't until t h e networks proclaimed to devote their entire weekend to keeping t he nation informed or when newlysworn-in President Johnson declared the day of the funeral a , ational Day of Mournin g.

Bu t we, the you th of A merica, came to know Hel plessly from the si d elines , we w atched a three- day weekend wh ich was saturated b y murder, shame, bitterness , threats, and hate.

An d w e go t a g ood look. We ' ll remember. We must. For the burden of at temptin g to untangle this maze of hate and rebellion which has crept, seemingly unopposed, into even this, the most democratic of nations, will be upon us As if not, surely , it is already upon us.

-Gary H ill

" Ask not what your co un ry can do for you ; ask instea d what you can do fo r your country"

Faith is essential in our hectic, modern vvorld

Fait h is a necessity for happiness. It is the basis of our heritage and t he background of our government. Fa ith and patriotism are ideals we grasp within and beyond the walls of Lincoln Northeast. We must seek , and find, these ideals in our churches and with our families and daily acquaintances. These ideals are personal ones that must be achieved individually.

The church is perhaps the most important facet of our lives. Witho u t the church to bridge our lives with God, w e, as citizens and as individuals, would fall - our societ y could not be maintained. And too, without patriotism our society would crumble . As students we show our love of country by pledging our allegiance each morning and wi th the National Anthem before an athletic contest.

Casual moments ...

To us as students at Lincoln Northeast, our family and our friends are an integral part of our lives-the hub of our societ y, the mainspring of our activity.

As a family, many of us worship together , vacation together , and many of us attend football games together Our families give us the background and foundation for our convictions and ideals .

In this modern world, it is often hard for us to live by our convictions and without our parents to guide us, temptations would not be overcome as easily.

Our friends give us the confidence and assurance we need to make decisions and mature readily. They share our moments of sadness and thrill with us in our moments of delight. LN teachers help us understand our problems and ourse lve s ; they also give us the guidance so vital in making decisions .

Northeast's team doctor, Dr. Taylor, watches LN football games with interest.

Tears of joy and delight fill Mrs Watters' office as 1963-64 Varsity Basketball Cheerleaders are notified of their election .

In

ROCKET business manager, Marilyn Kelle , receives valuable guidance from publications adviser, Mrs. Hughes.

the eerie atmosphere of Carole Heileman's home, Nancy Livers and Linda Schidler intently watch Mary Renaud and Carolee consult the Spirit of Ouija about their love life.

The Handa's attend LN football games family-style to watch their son and brother, Jack, participate.

Like every year, '63-'64 brought campus fads;

This 1963-1964 school year brought many things , not j ust a class of exceptional Seniors! We finished the last of the elephant jokes .. . started grape jokes listened to the Beatles went sledding at Jack Rabbit Hill . . . played girls' football .. . romped at Pioneer Park .. . bombed through King ' s . .. we cheered for Nebraska at the Orange Bowl.

The boys wore pin-striped shirts, dark

socks , and inherited the old pep club hats . Girls were seen in baby doll dresses, high boots, square glasses, knee socks , blouses with big bows ; some of us finally rebelled against " ratted " hair.

NORTHEASTERN an d ROCKET staffs collaborate d to make C h ristmas favors for the lu n ch tray of each student o n t h e last d ay of s ch oo l be fore Christmas v a c ation .

and , traditio nally, hon ors brought distinction

Along with unique fads, 1964 brought many awards and honors. Doug Hill proved himself an outstanding musician, composing and directing many numbers for the band. Gerald Logan de s igned the RocketBooster, "Rocky," to be known forever as the symbol of Lincoln Northeast.

Our football team, losing none, captured the Mid-East Conference trophy. This was a particular honor because the Mid-East Conference

was dissolved. The faculty presented the students with a real rocket to be placed on the side of the building, signifying LN as the "Home of the Rockets."

The school librarian, Miss Burnham, gave assistance and enthusiasm to a former college professor who is writing a political hi s tory of Nebraska. Indeed, this year has most certainly been filled with achievement.

Academics

Basic ingredients of a portrait are the solid, sombre tones which form the background of the painting. These the painter applies first; on these he can build his masterpiece.

So it is on a campusthe Academics become the bases upon which our school is founded. These must be assembled and arranged so they become the foundation of a successful year.

Grovving student enrollment causes nevv problems

Determining policies and conducting business of the school district. the School Board meets every second Tuesday morning of the month. The ever expanding school attendance requires new buildings , additional facilities, and a growing staff. Seated around the table at one of their meetings from left to right are Robert Wekesser , J. Ar-

Dr. Steven N . Watkins finds being Superintendent of Schools for Lincoln both challenging and rewarding.

Assistant Superintendents Rudy Fredstrom Rudy Bauer and David Sell find the growing population of students only one of the problems they faced this year.

thur Danielson, I. J. Devoe, Robert Ammon, Dr. Watkins , Superintendent of Schools , James Stuart. and Robert Magee.

needing nevv solutions

As the s chool was bursting at the seams with fifteen hundred students , the administration experime nted w ith new methods to try to relieve confusion. Scheduling was done by computers to eliminate a great deal of paper work in the office Wh en the students finally mastered the codes , most agreed that this change was really quite an improvement.

Added enrollment also showed a need for more classroom spa ce , especially for the large stu dy halls and television classes To provide room for these , the auditorium was con v er t ed in to a te levi sion English cla ss room , and the cafeteria was transformed into a stu d y hall for several periods of the day.

More classroom space was added by removing the third grade from the child center , and changing storerooms to small classrooms

In o r de r to alleviate bewilderment over new s chedu les second semester , pupils went th ro ugh a trial run of second semester courses s ix w ee ks early . Teachers were thus able to know defini tel y t he n u mber of students in their classes and make necessary changes

As a new assistant principal, Norbert Schuerman finds the telephone makes many jobs easier.

Being principal of a large and growing high school like Northeast is challenging to Harland Taylor.

Jan Parrott and Mrs. Ramig consult Mrs. Walters, dean of girls, on plans for an upcoming Pep Club activity.

Faculty leads students on to further education

Marjorie Adams

B .A., Wayne State Teachers College; Mathematics , JRC

George Bruner

A.B ., M E , Ne b r as k a ; Wisconsin ; History , Biology

Arthur Bauer

B.A ., M.E ., Nebraska ; His t ory , Varsity Foo t ba ll , Assis t ant Track

Mary Burnham

B A ., M .A. , Utah; Nebraska ; Lib r ar y , Cheerle ad ers

Melvin Berka

B .A , M A. , Wayne State; Histor y

Myrtle Clark

B A. , Doane College ; Mathematics

Evan Boiler

B A ., M.A ., Colorado State ; Iowa ; Simpson College; Electronics , Mechanical Drawing , Radio Club

Watson Coleman

B S. , M A , Nebraska; Cotner; Santa Mon ica Tec h; Wesleyan; Industria l Arts

Beryl Bowlin

B.A , M.A ., Nebraska; Guida n ce , Senior Class Sponsor , Ushers

Margaret Dolezal

B S ., M.A ., Nebraska ; German , Spanish

Helen Dunlap

A.B ., Nebras k a ; M A ., Columbia U nive r sity ; So r bo nn e , Par is , F rance ; In te rnati o nal C l ub , F r e n ch

Max Hester

B A ., M A ., Wyomi ng ; Health Ed uc a tio n , Varsity Track , As sis tant F ootball

Clifton Foster

B .A ., Nebraska Wesl ey an ; eb ra ska U ni versity ; M E ., M issouri Sc hool of M in es; Math e ma tics

Marlys Hughes

B S ., Kearne y St a le ; Nebrask a U niversity ; I owa ; Colorado ; Englis h, Publi c a t i o ns

Claire Fredstrom

B .A ., Neb r as k a W e s ley an ; St. Pa u l Bible Coll e g e, St Pa ul, Min n esota ; Neb r aska : Englis h , In t ram u rals

Mary Ingwerson

B.S , Ma calester College ; Inte rpretative Rhyt h ms , Biology , Scie n ce

Bernard Galloway

B A ., M A ., Ne braska ; Director of Ac t ivities , Am eri can Driv e r Educat ion and S afe t 1 Confe r enc e , Kansas ; Dnv e r Tra i ning , N Club

Mabel Jacoby

B .S ., Nebraska Wesley an ; Commerci a l Arts , P ep Club sig n committees

Mary Jean Gast

B A ., Wayn e Stal e; U n iversity of South Dako ta ; Home Eco n omics , Commercial Ar ts

Robert James

B A ., P eru State ; M A , Nebraska; N at io nal Scie nc e Fo u ndation ; Summer Scie n ce Ins titute ; Audio-visual, P hysiology , Sophomore F oot ba ll

Charles Harper

B.A ., Ta r kio , Missouri ; Kearney St at e ; U n iversity of Nebraska ; Ma s qu e and G a vel , St ag e Crafts , P la y s , Literature

Christine Janda

B.S ., Nebraska; Special Ed u cation

More 'n More Faculty

As the number of students increased, so did the need for more classes and more teachers. F illing this need were the eleven new instructors who joined the teachin g staff at Lincoln Northeast Hi gh School this year

The new arrivals fit into the activities of Lincoln Northeast quickly and easily To our school the y bro ugh t n ew theories and new ideas which contributed much to our curriculum. A djusting to the en v ironment of Lincoln Northeast was an unfo rgettable experience shared by new teachers a nd new students.

The Moore fam i ly proves that baseball can be enjoyed by the family. With the help of their parents, the two Moore children play an exciting game.

Ellis Jeffery B A ., M .A., Nebraska ; P hysics , S ci e nce C lu b

Ed ward Johnson B .A ., M A ., Missou ri ; Dra fti ng , Varit y Bask etb a ll

Thomas Kidd B .S , M S , N e braska ; Physical Educatio n , Gym nasti cs

Ida Klockner B S ., Nebraska ; Home Economics , History , Co -spo nsor Jr Sr. Prom

Barbara Kos B .S ., B A , Nebra sk a ; Englis h

Ula Maher

B .A , M.A , Nebraska ; Englis h

While some students attempt to help a fellow classmate , others pass free time in the student lounge.

William Maly

B A ., Nebraska Wesleyan ; M E. , Nebraska ; Guid an ce

Lawrence Mason

B.A. , Hastings College ; M.A ., Nebraska ; Th B , Northwestern Seminary , Minnesota ; ' G.E. F ello ws hip , Purdue U nivers ity; Li te ra ture

Barry Moore

B S ., M E , Nebraska ; Guidance , Mat h ematics ; Varsity Baseball , Reserve Football , Sponsor of Junior Class

John McCormick

B.S ., M E ., Nebr as ka ; History

A. J. Mueller

M .A., South Dakota ; B A , Augustana College ; Debate , History , Masque and Gavel, NFL

Faculty members enjoy themselves in the faculty lounge with coffee, pop, and cake during their free periods_.

Richard Nagele

A.B ., Nebras k a Wesleya n ; B A ., M .A. , Kearne y State ; P urdue Un iversity ; Geometry , Mat he matics

Gary Price

B A ., Ke arn ey State ; Nebraska ; World History

Pauline Ramig

B S , Nebraska; Mat he matics , Rocke t tes

Mary Lou Robinson

A B., Nebraska Wesleyan ; Midland College ; Wyoming ; Nebraska ; English , Histo r y

Elizabeth Reeder,

B A. , M A ., Nebraska ; Drama , Speech , Mathematics , Masque and Gavel

George Rush

B.A , Morningside College ; Art , Art Club

Robert Resz

B.S , M.A ., Nebraska; New Hampshire ; Science , Chemistry , Scien c e Club

Lloyd Schmadeke

B.S ., Nebraska; Agricultu r e , Engineering Mechanics, FF A

Mildred Richards

B A ., Nebraska Wesleyan ; Nebraska ; Chairman of Facul t y Courtesy Committee , Comm e rcial Arts

Mr . Bruner and Bill Derrick find a common interest in their small foreign cars. The trend of 19631964 seemed to be toward compacts and foreign makes

Duane Schulz

B.A. , M A. , Nebraska ; Wayne State ; Instrumental Music , Dance Band , Rocke t Rev iew

Charles Seng

B.A ., Wesle y an ; Wayne State ; Nebraska ; Driver Training , Physical Education , Reserve Basketball

Elizabeth Shaver

B A. , Cotner College ; M A. , Nebraska ; H is tory

Devotion to school and community ah,vays evident

Instructing students in the classroom was not the only aspect of a busy Northeast teacher's schedule Sponsoring clubs both in and out of school , as well as assisting with community projects, were important factors in the lives of t h ese instructors

Man y teachers were active participants in church activities, leading or singing in choirs, servin g as organists , or teaching Sunday School classes of young children

Tea chers' meetin g s , held on T ue sdays at 3:30 , gave teac he rs a chance to discu ss classroom procedures and new tea ching methods. Each teacher also had the opportunity of joining LEA; Mr. Lawrence Mason , in his position as sen ior truste e, ser ved o n the executive council of this important profe ssiona l organization .

Vietta Short B .A. , M E , Nebr aska ; P hy sical Educ

tio n , Peng ui ns , GAA

Audria Shumard B .A. , M A ., M E ., Colorado ; Commercial Arts

Frank Simon B.S ., Nebraska; Guidance

Saturday afternoons in the fall find Mr. Hester, health teacher and coach, Mr. Re z ek and Mr. Teply, former Northeast faculty members, and Mr. Galloway , Director of Activities, assisting with NU games.

Isabelle Sm i th

b r aska ; Midland College ;

niversit y of Washington ; English

Velma Snook B.A ., M.A , Nebraska; Vocal Musi c , Operetta , Co-sponsor Turnabout

Margaret Stednitz B A ., Nebraska; English , Chorus

B.A

B

Dorothy Vifquain

B S ., Nebrctska ; Commerci a l Arts

Kenneth Wall

B .S. , M.A ., Nebraska ; Driver Training Eng lisn , Varsi ty Swimmi ng , Reserve Baseball

Keith Watt

B S ., Tar kio , Missou ri; Bi ology , Science C lub

Henry Willemsen

B S ., N ebr a ska; Americ an Histor y , Modern Pro blems , Sop ho more Basketball , Sophomore F ootbail

Vivian Wilson

A. B ., P eru St at e; M E ., University of Wyo ming ; Iowa ; Nebrask a ; Guidanc e , Co -spo n sor Junior Class

Robert Wohlers

B .A ., Nebraska ; Colorado St a te ; Wesleyan ; California ; North Dakota ; Geometry , Mathematics

Standing left to ri g ht: Mr. Boiler , Radio C l ub sponso r , and members Richard Sommer, Joel Swanson , Wayne Fa ri s , Steve Conover, Al a n Met c a lf , Mark Nemeth , Kelly Sta rkey , Dave Robel. Seated: Mi ke Kunkee , Jim Way, Al an Ca rter, G a rth Kennedy.

Boyd Thompson

., Wesleyan ; Indust ri al Arts , Varsity Wrestling , Assistan t Reserve F ootb all

Judy Thompson

A. , Nebraska Wesleyan ; English , Spanish , Reserve Ch ee rleaders

Mr. Schuerman turns mechanic as he adjusts Donna Hellerich 's neck brace as one of his many duties.

Unsuspecting Tom Rexilius finds that he is caught in the act by Mr. Fredstrom. Everyone seems to enjoy his predicament.

Every morning before school one can find the teachers at the i r ma il boxes , examining daily bulletins. Seen abo v e from l e ft to right are Mr. Bo il er , Mr. Fredstrom , Mr Coleman, Mr. Rush , Mrs Short. and Mrs. Krause.

New classes to solve problem of growing school

A n increased enrollment created t he need for several new classes in the curriculum of Lincoln Northeast. New instructors were added and o t hers reassigned to handle the oversupply of st uden ts A djustments were required in all depart m e nts of t he school.

A dding a new instructor in t he art d e p artme nt contributed greatly to the balance of clas s

Is it a man's world? Connie Frasier doesn't seem to think so. Surrounded by a roomful of boys in mechanical drafting class, she seems quite content.

scheduling. Classes were more evenly divided and in better proportion.

Mr . F redstrom, who previously instructed only Sophomore English, now added classes in Senior Comp to his schedule. Mr. Seng became a full-time instructor with classes in drive r ' s education, boys' physical education cla s ses, and a basketball team to coach. Mrs. Gast joined the business education and homemaking depar t men t s. More "eight o'clock s " expanded the day's program. W i t h the s wi t ching o f ass ignments and sections , students were offe r ed a variety of courses and cla s ses

A new touch was added t o the cra ft s gro u p when a girl enrolled in M r John s on' s mechanical drafting room This was an innova ti on at Lincoln Nor t heast and t o say the lea st , resulted in an interesting, and v e ry popular class.

Finishing touches are put on a coffee table by Floyd Neiswonger as classmates continue working on projects

Future calls for skilled craftsmen, secretaries,

After much work, Dave Nichols presents his project to Mr. Thompson and listens to the comments made on it.

Shorthand class appears busy taking dictation as Mrs Jacoby gives them one of the usual writing exercises

Sue Ready interviews Rev. Robert Heydon of Second Ba i tist Church before he speaks at a school convocati o One of Sue ' s ambitions is to be a newspaper report e

Mrs. Bryant. child center teacher, instructs assistants as the curious children watch. Standing from left to right are Sue Carlton, Helen Strahan, Marie Barnes, Kathleen Griepenstroh , Mrs. Bryant. and Beverly Wilcox.

teachers must be met

Elective and ex tra-curricular activ ities were plentiful for students at Lincoln Northeast this year . A wide variety of choices wa s available to anyone interested Realizing the need for a choice among required and elective courses necessi t ated additional sections of clas s es already on the schedule as well a s the addition of new classes in the cu rr iculum.

Rhy t hmic dance provided an excellen t oppor t unity for girls in GA A to learn the intricate art of modern dance techniques. Eight o'clock classes opened for those who wished a third y e ar of a foreign language. Mrs Ko s wa s chos e n as instructor for an advanc e d cl a ss of Senior Comp , fo r a ll t h ose ma joring in Engli sh

As Mrs. Reeder and the cl ass look on , Ron Otto and Judy Jungers demonstrate a scene during drama cla s s .

With Mr. Rush's help, Paul Zanderholm applies the finishing touches to his picture.

Judy A ll en , Bob Vaughn , and Mar l ys Madde n c ompare th e d i splays one finds i n Miss Du n lap 's room , i ncl u d i ng re plicas of the famous Eiffel Tower and a French c ar.

Miss Sm i th found s he had to "commute " from her room to the auditorium every day to superv i se TV Engli s h.

Efficiency No. l qualification of office staff

Amid thermometers, tongue depr ess or s , cotton balls, and bottles of antiseptic, Mrs. Witt, the school nurse , cared for the needs of students Treating minor cuts and bruises, providing first aid for more serious injuries , and keeping accurate health records for every pupil took care of her time at Northeast.

Recording the money and receipts for all clubs and activities was a seemingly endle s s

j o b ior Mrs. Pavey in the bookroom In this bu s y place, she also was in charge of books, supplies, and the lost and found department.

Keeping busy at all times, the ladies on the office staff managed the everyday affairs of the school. Mrs H ubka, Mrs. F erguson, and Mr s Lim beck handled the correspondence, attendance, and students' academic record s , a s well as special requests by teachers.

Taking

O n a s nowy or rai n y afternoon , pho n e messages for students fl ow into the office . Mrs. Li mbeck and Mrs. Ferguson take the messages to be s e n t to the students

Mrs. Hubka typ e s from a dictaphone. Besides being responsible for gett i ng the daily bulletin out right on time she handles all of Mr. Taylor 's correspondence.

Mrs. Pavey, head bookkeeper, keep s all school busine s s records and record s all expe n ditures and receipts fo r activities. A second job i s opera ti n g th e bookroom.

care of a school full of students is a full-time job for s chool nurse , Mrs. Witt. Stocking her medical cabinet w i th supplies is not a simple task in itseli

Service staffs maintain high standards at LNHS

Preparing and serving hot and cold meals to fifteen hundred enthusiastic students , and cleaning up after them occupied the time of the ladi e s working on the cafeteria staff Keeping the school clean and well-kept

was one of the many duties of the custodial staff Sweepin g the halls, cleaning classrooms, and straightening up dressing rooms con stituted a never-endi n g task. In addition, custodians helped with special activities.

Standing from left to ri g ht; Blanc he Schafer , Lois Hood , Jackie Lusher , Bernice McMullen , Kathy Grey , Juanita Moo re , Lorreta Taylo r , Edna And ers on , Mabel Nelson, Edna Schilling , Darle n e Gammel. Seated: Naomi Sherven , Hilda Schutte , Lillie Eb y , Tillie Ing werso n , V iol a Koenig , Bernice Gans , Shirley Fleming , Shirley Leh!. Not pictured: Carrie Cline, Esther Rohr , and Delpha Luhr

Seated from left to right: H. Walther , M Bradb ury , L. Bock , W Haas , L. P earso n , El Holsum, C Rada Standing from left to right: L. Lovelace , C. Elam , C P i ne , J Engler, W Smith , E. Smith , Mr. Bunten Not pictured: L. Wur m

1964 Seniors portray enthusiasm and dedication

Seniors at last! To the Class of 1964 it had seemed that this final year would never come, but in September seniors began to realize that this really was the beginning of the end of their high school lives.

From the first of the year, members of this class took an important part in clubs, organizations, and scholastic activities. Their enthusiasm was reflected in their many accomplishments.

As the year gradually wore on, seniors discovered, a little at a time, the many elements that make the senior year a time for learning and broadening horizons

ACKERMAN, CANDACE Clerical. Choir ; Operettas; Mixed Chorus ; Rockettes ; Drama Class Pla y s.

ADAMS, LYNDA Arts and Science Choir; Operettas ; Penguins , letter; Rockettes ; GAA

ADEN, LARRY . . Industrial Arts .

ALBERTI, GILBERT Bus i ness Ad m inistration Choir; NORTHEASTER N Staff ; N Club ; Senior Class, president ; Swimmi n g , letter; May Day Attendant ; Honors Convocation ; Journalism Clinic.

ALLISON, ROBERT Business Administration N Club; Science Club ; Swimming, letter.

ALTHOUSE, BARBARA Arts and Science

Girls Glee; Rockettes ; Red Cross Representative; International Club , treasurer ; Science Club, secretary; Honors Convocation; Regents Alternate .

ANDERSON, SANDRA .. . Homemaking . Transfer from Abilene , Kansas ; M i xed Chorus

ARNOLD, RALPH Arts and Sci e nce

AXTHELM , DONNA .. . Teachers College. Girls Glee ; Rockettes; Red Cross Representative ; International Club ; Regents Alternate; Drama Class Plays; All School Play .

BAHR , LARRY Industrial Arts

BAUMBACH , TERRY Teachers College N ORTHEASTER N Staff ; Rockettes ; GAA , p re s id ent , vice preside n t , secretary , treasurer; H o n ors Convocation.

BARAK, KATHLEEN F ine Arts Band ; Orchestra; Rockettes

BARGMAN , DENNIS ... Business Administration S tudent Co uncil ; ROC KE T S taff; N Club ; Juni o r Class , pres ident; Football, reserve , vars i ty , letter ; Basketball , rese:-ve, varsity , letter; May Day Attendant.

BARNES, DARLENE C lerical. Girls Glee ; Mixed Cho rus ; Ro cke t R e v ue

First semester class officers, Gib Alberti, Glen Lockhart , Linda King, and Robert Kinkaid arrive early to discuss plans for a senior class party.

BECKER, GARY ... Ar c hitecture and E ngineering Track; Cross Country , letter.

BECKER , MARY S ten o grap h ic G irls Gl ee; Mixed Ch orus

BECKER, PATRICIA T eac h e r s C o ll ege Mix ed C h o rus.

BEHRENS, DENVER Industrial A r ts Tra n s fe r from Co o k, N e braska

BERGER, LUANNE F ine A rts Ro ck e ttes; Inte rnati o nal C l ub

BETTS, SANDRA A rt s a n d S cien c e Choir; Operettas; Ro ckette s ; Ro c k e t Re v u e ; Ch ee rlea d er , reserve , varsity.

BEAN, CHARLES Teachers College Transfer from Abilene , Texas.

BICKFORD , LEONA Clerical. Band

BILLS, KATHRYN Arts and Science. Rockettes ; Intern a tional Club; Regents Alternate

BISHOP, GARY . .. Architecture and Engineering Cho ir; O perettas; N C lub; Gymnastics, letter; Ro cke t Revue

Second Se~ster Class Officers , Rich Bowker , Ken Jones , Merlin Brodd , and Jim Brox have fun on Hobo Day , a Sen i or act i vity which they plan n ed.

BLANDFORD , DONALD .. Arts and Science . Mixed Ch o rus; NFL; Masque and Gavel.

BLANK, RUSSELL Industrial Arts. Transfer fr o m Denver, Colorado Mixed Chorus; FAA; N C lu b ; W re s tling, letter; Trac k

BLUE, PEGGY . Teachers College. Transfer from Mt. Cl emens , Mic h igan. C ho ir; Student Council ; Rock e tte s ; Junior Class, vice president; C h eerlea d e r , varsity; May Day Attendant; H o n o rs Conv o c a ti o n; Regents A lternate

BOCKHOVEN, PAM . . . Arts and Science Orchestra, letter; String Ensemble; Rockettes; Red Cross Repr es entative ; International Club; H o nors C o nv oc ati o n; State Music Clinic.

BORCHERS, SONJA Arts and Science. Band; Rockette s ; In t ernational Club; Science Club, secre tary ; GAA ; Co u'nty G o vernment Day; Regen t s Alt e rn at e

BORGENS, BARBARA Teachers College Band , letter ; Maj o rette ; Penguins , letter , vice president ; Ro ckettes; Red Cross, president; Rocket Revue; Girls State; Honors C o nv o cati o n; National Meri t Letter of Commendation ; Youth Symphony ; Governor ' s Co nference .

BISHOP , JAMES Teachers College

BLAKESLEY , ONA Clerical. Mixed Chorus

Diversified activities reveal varied interests

Taking time from daily-schedules, seniors participated in sports, church choirs, and youth groups such as 4-H, Explorers, and Y-Teens Also attending the annual National Aeronautics Science Association assembly held at Johnson Gym, at which Lieutenant Colonel John Powers was guest speaker, was one of the highlights

Strictly senior activities included Hob o Day, a day of antics by all members of the class , and two dances , the first in Decembe r on Friday the 13th , the other on March 26 , a " Swing into Spring" dance; the Illusions, a loca l combo, played for both parties.

Lon g an d hard hours of practice went int o the last All-School Pla y , the Drama Class Plays and the Operetta, " My Fair Lady ." Climaxin g the social events was the Junior-Senior Prom

BORNEMEIER, SUSAN Arts and Science

Choir. secretary ; Operettas; Penguins , letter; Junior Class, treasurer ; Rocket Revue ; Cheerleader , reserve, varsity; May Day Attendant.

BOTTCHER, JIM Clerical.

BOWERS. BARBARA Stenographic Girls Glee; Rockettes.

BOWKER, RICHARD Business Administration Student Council ; Choir; Senior Class, president ; Football, reserve, varsity, letter; Gymnastics , letter; Rocket Revue; May Day Attendant.

BRAASCH, BARBARA Teachers College

Orchestra , letter; Rockettes; Youth Symphony ; State Music Clinic; Drama Class Plays

BRADLEY. SHERYL Stenographic Choir Operettas ; Girls Glee ; Roc kettes ; Rocket Revue ; NOMA Spelling Award

BRIDGER. SANDRA Stenographic. Transfer from Lincoln High School. · Mixed Chorus; Rockettes.

BRIDGES. ROBERT Industrial Arts Band; Mixed, Chorus.

BRINKMAN. SUE . Teachers College Mixed Chorus .

Mike Lamson, Judy Stansbury, Wes Loos, and Mary Becker enjoy a crisp fall evening listening to their favorite record albums and talking over a recent football game.

BROOD, MERLIN Teachers College Choir, president, secretary-treasurer; Operettas; Senior Class, secretary; Football , varsity , letter ; Wrestling; Track ; May Day Attendant.

BROOKS, BETTY Stenographic. Transfer from Waverly, Nebraska Mixed Chorus ; Rockettes

BROWN, JOSEPH Industrial Arts

BROWN. JOYCE Arts and Science Mixed Chorus; NFL, secretary; Rockettes ; Masque and Gavel ; International Club ; GAA , treasurer; Girls' State, alternate ; Debate, letter.

BROX, JAMES Teachers College Student Council; Choir ; N Club ; Senior Class, treasurer ; Football, reserve , vars i ty , letter; Basketball , reserve; Baseball, reserve; Rocket Revue

BRUCE, LORRET A Arts and Sc ience Penguins, president , l e tter ; Red Cross Representative ; Science Club ; GAA, vice pres ident , letter ; Rocket Revue; Cheerleader, varsity ; Rockettes

BUELL, SHARON Clerical. Tran sf er from Ashland , Nebraska

BURESH, LADDIE Agriculture Mixed Chorus; FAA , president.

CADY, MARCIA Stenographic Transfer from Lincoln High School. Rockettes ; Drama Class Plays

CALEY, ELIZABETH Bu siness Administration

Transfer from Fairbury , Nebraska. Choir; Operettas; Girls Glee; Rockettes; NOMA Spelling Award

CARTER, JOHN Architecture and Engineering

Masque and Gavel, president, secretary; Red Cross Representative , vice president; County Government Day ; Rocket Revue; Honors Convocation; All School Plays; Drama Class Plays .

CASEY. FRANCES Homemaking. Transfer from Waverly , Nebraska Mixed Chorus.

CASPER, LINDA . . . Homemaking Transfer from Albion, Nebraska Mixed Chorus ; Rockettes; International Club; Honors Convocation; Birdie E Hutchinson Memorial Scholarship

CHRISTENSEN. PATRICIA Stenographic Transfer from Kearney , Nebraska. Rockettes.

CLINKENBEARD. MICHAEL . . . Arts and Science

Transfer from Sioux City, Iowa N Club ; Football , varsity, letter, All City

COLLINS, LAYNE

COLLINS, PAUL Council; NF.L

CONKLIN, HOW ARD tration. Tennis; Track.

Industrial Arts

E ngineering Student

Business Admi nis -

CONRAD, MIKE Indus trial A rts. Choir; Operettas ; Mixed Chorus; Basketball, Stude n t M anager

CORNELL , VICKI F ine Arts. Band , lett er; M ixed Chorus; Rockettes; G.A.A

CRAMER, SHARON Stenographic. Ba nd; Rock e tt es; G.A A.; No ma Spelling Award

CREAR, JO ANN Art s and Science Choir; Operettas; ROCKET Staff , E ditor; Rockettes; Internatio na l Club; G.A.A.; Rocket Revue; Jou rnalism Convention; Wesleyan Teac h ing Conference

CUL VER, ALAN Teachers College Golf

CUNNINGHAM, DANIEL Teachers College. Student Council; Orchestra; N Club; County Government Day; F ootball , reserve, vorsity , l et ter ; Wrestling; Track.

"Old MacDonald had a farm , but what a farm!" a barnyard skit for Rocket Revue composed of senior girls.

Clinics, classes, conventions keep seniors busy

With the demand for higher educational standards an advanced course in senior composition was offered to the upper fifteen per cent of the class. All composition classes read "Hamlet.'' Seniors enrolled in the advanced mathematic subjects, analytical geometry, and trigonometry, with many receiving college credit. Still others discovered laboratory experiments with acids in chemistry were most exciting .

Many enjoyed the arguments, pro and con, of current happenings in modern problems class. Income tax, philosophy papers, discussions of colleqes, vocations, marriage, and choosing the class gift, a spot li g ht for the Rocket donated b y the facult y .

As seniors had an increasing amount of homework they asked that the school library be opened at eight o'clock. An orientation program at the University gave an opportunity to observe college life and talk to professors.

Student Council members from the class of '64 attended the State Student Council Convention at Scottsbluff, while jo u rnalists visited the University of Nebraska for a State Journalism Clinic. Those with musical talents participated in the State Music Clinic at Kearney, Mid-East Band Festival at Beatrice, All-City Orchestra Concert and Choral Program. Members of the varsity debate squad worked and practiced diligently for each trip.

CURp, RODDY Swimming. Business Admini s tration

DAVIS, BRENDA Clerical. Band , letter; Girls Glee; Rockettes; Rocket Revue

DENNIS, MARLENE Business Administration

DERRICK, WILLIAM Industrial Arts Transfer from Lompoc, California Mixed Chorus

DINGES, JIM Business Administration Mixed Chorus ; Football; Wrestling; Rocket Revue; Drama Class Plays

DORMER, JAMES Fine Arts. Student Council; Football ; Wrestling

DOVEL, TIMOTHY Industrial Arts N Club; Wrestling, letter

DUFFY, ALAN Teachers College Football , student manager

EBERT, JIM Architecture Track

EDGAR, THELMA . .. Cler ic al.

EDWARDS, ROBERT Architecture and Engineering Band ; Trumpet Trio; Orchestra; N Club; Football , reserve ; Wrestling , letter; Rocket Re vue; Mid - East Band Festival ; All City Orchestra Festival.

ELLIS, BARBARA Teachers College Orchestra; ROCKET Staff; Rockett e s ; International Club; Science Club ; GAA ; Rock e t Revue ; Drama Class Plays.

ELLIS , DAN Archit e cture and Engineering Mixed Chorus; N Club; Football, reserve , varsity , letter ; All City Football Player ; All MidEast; All State Honorable Mention; Basketball , reserve; Track , letter.

ELLIS, DARYL ... Clerical. Mixed Chorus.

EPPENS, SHARON Arts and Science Orchestra , letter; String Ensemble; Drama Class Plays.

ESTLE, GERALD . Industrial Arts. Band , letter; Baseball , reserve; Tennis

EVELAND, BOB Business Administration Band; Wrestling, letter; Track; Rocket Revue ; Dance Band

FAGER, DIANNE . Teachers College Chpir; Operettas; Mixed Chorus; NORTHEASTERN Staff; Rockettes ; GAA; Journalism Clinic.

Dianne Fager, Barb Strain, and Fern Seaton interview Lt. Col. John Powers at the Senior Air Assembly.

"Where the serious ...

EDELMAIER, EDWARD . . Architecture and Eng i neering Orchestra

meets the social"

...

Are seniors superstitious? Of course not, at least not at their class party on Friday the thirteenth.

FISHER, SHARON . Arts and Science . Choir ; Operettas; Student Council; ROCKET Staff; Rockettes; Cheerleader , varsity ; Honors Convocation.

FLICK. JUDY . . . Clerical.

FOLEY. KATHLEEN Stenographic. Girls Glee; Mixed Chorus; Rockettes ; GAA

FOSTER. LINDA Teachers College Ro ckettes; Hub Club Council ; Rocket Revue.

FRANCIS. PAMELA Teachers College. Choir; Operettas; Triple Trio; Rockettes ; Masque and Gavel; Rocket Revue; H onors Convocation; State Music Clinic; Drama Class Plays

FRANKS, DIANE Teachers College. Mixed Chorus ; Rockettes; International Club; GAA; County Government Day

FRENCH, DAVID Teachers College. Transfer from Medical Lake, Washington . Art Club ; Gymnastics ; Honors Convocation ; Scholarship to Concordia Teacher 's College.

FRENZEN. PENNY Fine Arts Girls Glee; Rockettes ; Rocket Revue

GALLOWAY, ROGER Arts and Science. N Club; Football, reserve , varsity, letter; Basketball, reserve ; Tennis , letter

FARKAS. JEFFREY Arts and Science Basketball; Wesleyan Teachers Conference

GARCIA, DIANA Stenograph ic. Student Cou ncil; Ma jorette ; Orchestra , letter ; String Ens emble; Rockettes; Cheerleader , varsity.

GARCIA, RALPH Teacher s College Student Council , t rea s urer; N Club ; Fo otball , reserv e , varsity , letter ; Wrestling , letter; Track ; All-City Wr es tli ng Team; Mid-East Cha m p io n; Lincoln Invitational Champio n

GARNER, BENJAMINE In dus t rial Art s

GASKINS , KEN Art s and Science. Tran sfer from Fort Dodge , Iowa NFL , president , vice president; Masque and Gavel; Science Club; Ho nors Convocation; Debate , varsity, letter; Regents Alt erna te ; National Merit , letter of commenda t ion.

GEDWILLO, CAROLYN Teachers Coll ege. Choir , vice-president; Operettas; Mixed Chorus; NORTHEASTERN Staff; Ro ckettes; Ho nors Convo cation; Journalism Clinic ; Drama Class Pl ays.

GEITZENHAUER, JO Clerical. Mixed Chorus; Rockett es; GAA; Bowling League.

GEMMELL, DOUGLAS Art s and Science. N Club ; W res tling , letter.

GENTHE , RONALD Archit ecture and E ngineering. Choir ; Operettas; Rocket Revue .

GIES, JOHN reserve ; Track.

-May 29, 1964! Our Senior Year is over!-

Industrial Art s F ootball ,

Lincoln offers culture

Realizing the cultural benefits of their city, seniors took advantage of the State Historical Society and the University museum. Research papers were composed at the new Bennet Martin Library, which serves the area and which was donated by the Martin family.

For those interested in dramatics, many attended plays at the University of Nebraska and Nebraska Wesleyan, as well as those at the Community Playhouse. Others practiced Saturday mornings for the Lincoln Youth Symphony sponsored by Lincoln Public Schools.

Speakers of national and international fame including noted authors and statesmen , who appeared during the year , challenged the thinking of seniors as citizens of tomorrow

GLANTZ, KENNETH . . . Teachers College . M ixed Chorus

GOESCHEL, STEVE Arts and Sc ience Transfer from Lincoln High

GOOD, ROBERTA Teachers College Cho ir; Operettas; NFL; Penguins , letter, treasurer ; Rockettes , treasurer; Masque and Gavel; Honors Convocatio n; Nati ona l Merit, Letter of Commendation ; Drama Class Pla ys

GOULD, RAMONALEE Teachers College. Mixed Chorus ; Ro ckettes; International Club; GAA

GRAHAM, DAVID Teachers College

GRANT, DAVID Agriculture Band; F.A.A

GRAUL, GARY Arts and Scie nces Mixed Chorus ; NFL; Track , letter; Honors Convocation ; Cross-Cou ntry , letter ; Debate, varsity , letter; Drama Cla ss Pla ys; National Merit fin alist ; Second all-state Regents team

GRAY, MARY Teachers College Transfer from Falls City , Nebraska; Band, letter; Choir; Operettas; Rockettes ; Honors Convocation; Wesleyan teachers ' conference

GRIEPENSTROH, KATHLEEN Teachers College Mixed Chorus; Rockettes ; International Club; GAA , letter ; Wesleyan Achievement Scholarship; Honors Convocation .

Stan Portsche, Judy Waldo, Sandy Smith, Jane Steil, Ron Inness, Tom James, and Linda Schidler take advantage of the new Sheldon Art Gallery near the University campus.

GRIGSBY. LALANNE Teachers College Mixed Chorus

GRITZ MAR JORIE ... Stenograph ic. Band , letter; Rockettes ; GAA

GUIDINGER . PATRIC IA Teachers College

Student Council ; Penguins , letter , treasurer ; Junior Class , secretary ; Masque and Gavel ; Cheerleader , reserve , varsity; May Day Attendant ; Honors Convocation

HALL . TERRY Architecture and E n gineering NFL; Sc ien ce Club ; County Government Day ; Honors Convocation ; Nati o nal Merit Finalist ; Regents Alternate ; Debate, letter

HAMPTON . CAROLYN . .. Mixed Chorus ; Rockettes ; Drama Class Plays

HANOA . JACK Arts and Science. Stude n t Council , vice president; N Club , secretary , treasurer ; Junior Class , treasurer; Sophomore Class , president; Football , varsity , letter; Rocket Revue ; Homecoming Host ; Wesleyan Al umni Scholarship; Sertoma Club Football Award

HANSEN . VICKI Teachers College Mixed Chorus ; Rockettes

HANSON . HAROLD . Architecture and Engineering Science Club ; Football , reserve.

HARRISON LYNDA Homemak ing G irls Glee ; NORTHEASTER N Staff ; Rockettes ; GAA; Journalism Clinic

HART . THOMAS Swimming , lette r.

HAVRONEK. JOHN

Indus trial Arts N Club ; Arts and S cience. Band

HEILEMAN . CAROLEE Teacher s College Band , letter; Ma jorette ; Rockettes ; Masque and Gavel ; International Club , secretary; Honor s Convocation ; Art Club; Regents Alternate ; All School Play ; Drama Class Pla y s ; Rocket Revue , M.C.

HELLERICH. DONNA Teachers College

Rockettes ; International Club; GAA; Rocket Revue

HENDERSON , SUSAN Arts and Science Student Council ; Orchestra , letter; String Ensemble ; Cho i r; Rockettes ; Rocket Revue; Honors Convocation; Regents Alternate; State Music Clinic; Lincoln Youth Symphony.

HENDRICKS , DIANA Stenographic. Mixed Chorus.

HERMAN. PHYLLIS Arts and Science. Choir ; Operettas ; Girls Glee ; Rockettes ; International Club ; Regents Alternate ; Drama Cla s s Plays

HERSTEIN , NANCY . . . Teachers College. Student Council ; Girls Glee; Rockettes , secretary ; Red C ross Representative ; International Club, secretary ; May Day Attendant; Honors Co n vocation.

HESSON JAMES Business Administration Orchestra; N Club ; Gymnastics, letter

HESTER. TRACY G lee; Rockettes.

HIGHTSHOE. ALLEN

Teachers College Girls Industrial Arts

HILL. DOUGLAS Business Administration Band, letter; Drum major; Orchestra , letter; Masque and Gavel, secretary ; Rocket Revue; Lincoln Youth Symphony ; Drama Class Plays ; A ll School Plays

HOLTON, MARILYN Stenographic. Studen1 C ouncil; ROCKET Staff; Rockettes; Red Crose Representative; GAA ; Journalism Clinic

HUGHES, JANICE S tenographic Choir ; Operettas ; Mixed Chorus; Rockettes; GAA

HUTCHINSON. MARJORIE Arts and Science Orchestra , letter; String Ensemble; ROCKE1 S taff; Rockettes, treasurer; Masque and Gavel ; H ub Club Council; Nati o nal 4-H H ome Economics Sc holarship; Lincoln Youth Symphony; Drama Class Plays; All School Play ; Journalism Clinic; Rocket Revue

Gi rl footba ll pl a yers a n d boy cheerle a ders(?) S eni or s pre s e n t a skit at a pep ra lly before the Linco ln H i gh gam e.

INGWERSON , ELIZABETH Teachers College . Orchestra; Choir; Girls Glee; Rockettes; Rocket Revue; Honors Co n vocation ; Regents Alternate

INNESS, DONNA Arts and Science Rockettes ; International Club; GAA ; Honors Convocation; Nebraska Wesleyan Trustees Scholarship; National Merit Semifinalist; Regents Alternate.

INNESS , RONALD Architecture and Engineering Football ; Gymnastics ; Track , student manager , letter

IRWIN , JERRY Teachers College Band ; Choir; Operettas; NFL; N Club ; Masque and Gavel; Track , letter; State Music Clinic

ITZEN, JAMES Industrial Arts.

JACOBSON , MARTIN Teachers College Student Council; N Club, president; F ootball, reserve, varsity, letter , co-captain; Basketball, reserve; Track, letter; All-State, All-Mideast, All Ci t y Football; Foo t ball Sertoma Award

JAMES , RICHARD Fine Arts Mixed Chorus , vice president.

JAMES , THOMAS Business Administration Ch o ir; Operettas; Mixed Chorus; N Club; Track, letter; Cross Country , letter.

JEFFRIES, JUDY Teachers College S tudent Council ; Choir; Triple Trio; Rockettes; Hub Club Council ; Ro cket Revue; Cheerleader , varsity; State Music Clinic ; Intra-city student council; Drama Class Plays.

Happiness i s a humorous skit depi c ting a Rocket relay a n d presen ted by senior m embe rs of Pep Club and N Club .

Sports promote fitness

Senior boys participating in sports , represented champions, whether in victory o r defeat. H ard practices paid off for teams with new trophies being added to our showca se . E veryone was ea g er to learn the rating of thei r favorite team A fter a tournament game a loc a l radio station with a special broadcast complimented LNHS on their fine sportsmanship

G.A A. , Penguins, and a football team provided " physical fi t ness " for girls. Pep club supported athletic events, while pep rallies encouraged enthusiasm and school spirit. H omecoming, Tournamen t Dance, and the All-Spor t s Banquet highlighted sports activities. On New Year's Day, seniors viewed the telecast of the O range Bowl game, cheering for Nebraska a s they defeated the University of Auburn 13-6.

JIRKA , MIKE Teachers College. Student Council; Choir, presiden t ; Operettas; State Music Clinic; Ho nors Convocation .

JOHNSON, RICHARD Teachers College N Club; Football , student manager, varsity, lett er; Basketball , student manager , letter; Track , student manager, l etter.

JOHNSON , SANDRA Clerical. Girls Glee; Mixed Chorus; Rockette s; GAA; County Government Day.

JONES, KENNETH Engi nee ring Student Council; Senior Class, vice-president; Football , reserve , varsity, letter ; Boys' State; Honors Co nvocation; Ba ske tball , reserve, varsity , letter; Regents Alternat e; Sertoma Football Award ; Drama Class Plays ; Masque and Gavel.

JUNGERS, JAMES neering.

Architecture and Engi-

KAISER, BILL F ine Art s. Cho ir.

KALLEMEYN , ROBERT is t ration.

Business Admin-

KEEFE, BRIAN Arts and Science ROCKET Staff; N Cub; Baseball; Swimming, letter

KEELAN, SIDNEY Teachers College Choir; Operettas ; Mixed Chorus ; N Club; Swimming , letter; Honors Co nvoca tion; State Mu s ic Clinic.

With a big boost from concerned teachers and coaches plus the admiration of underclassmen seniors finally , after work , reach the top.

KELLE, MARILYN . . . Arts and Science Student Council; Choir; ROCKET Staff , bus i ness manager ; Hub Club Council; Rocket Revue; Cheerleader , reserve, varsity; Honors Convocation .

KIERSTEAD, ROBERTA Teachers College Choir; Operettas ; Rockettes; Masque and Gavel , secretary; Red Cross Representative; Rocket Revue; Honors Convocation ; Regents Alternate; AFS Finalist; All School Play ; Drama Class Plays

KINER, GARLAND . .. Teachers College Orchestra , letter ; Rockettes ; Rocket Revue ; Honors Convocation ; Drama Class Plays ; State Music Clinic ; Lincoln Youth Symphony

KING, JOYCE Stenographic Band; GAA.

KING, LESTER Industr ial Arts N Club; Football , reserve ; Wrestling , letter; Track

KING. LINDA Teachers College Student Counc il; Rockettes , vice president ; Senior Class , treasurer ; County Government Day ; May Day Attendant ; Drama Class Plays

KINKAID, ROBERT Architecture and Engineer i ng St u dent Council , vice president; Choir; Sen ior Class , vice president ; Sophomore Class , secretary ; Swimming , letter; King of Hearts ; May Day Attendant.

KLIPPERT, BRUCE . . . Business Administration Student Council ; Mixed Chorus

KNAPP, GLENDA Fine Arts Transfer from Windsor , Missouri. Mixed Chorus ; Girls Glee; Rockettes ; GAA; Red Cross Representative

KNUTSON, DIANNE Teachers College Student Council, president ; NORTHEASTERN Staff; Rockettes; Cheerleader , reserve , varsity; May Day Attendant ; Homecoming Attendant ; Honors Convocation ; Student Council Convention; Journ a li sm Clin i c

KOCH, ROGER Clerical.

William Shreffler and Betsy Ogden confer on their assignment in the accelerated composition class.

KOHLER, KATHY Teachers College Orchestra , letter; ROCKET Staff; Rockettes; GAA; Rocket Revue ; Lincoln Youth Symphony; Journalism Clinic

KOLAR , FRANKLIN chestra; Track, letter.

Industrial Arts Or-

KOON, JANICE Arts and Science Choir; Operettas; Triple Trio; Penguins , letter, secretary; Rockettes , president; Sophomore Class, treasurer; Honors Convocation; State Music Clinic.

KRAEMER, JOCHEN Engineering , AFS student from Frankfurt, Germany ; Student Council ; Inter City Stu dent Council ; International Club ; Track ; Honors Convocation

KRUSE, ROGER Arts and Science. Mixed Chorus; NFL, secretary , treasurer; International Club; Rocket Revue ; Honors Convocation; Debate varsity , letter.

KULLA, CARRIE Teachers College Student Cou ncil, president , secretary; Choir; Sophomore Class , vice president ; Hub Club Council ; County Government Day; Cheerleader , reserve, varsity ; Homecoming Hostess ; Elk ' s Youth Leadership Award

LAIRD, JOHN Teachers College Choir ; Operettas; Mixed Chorus ; N Club; Basketball , varsity , letter; Baseball , reserve, varsity , letter

LAMSON, MICHAEL Teachers College

Mixed Chorus; Science Club; Baseball , reserve; Gymnastics

LARSEN , JENNIFER Ste no graphic. Mixed Chorus ; N OMA Spelling Award.

Racing down the hall to the cafeteria, Les Myers , Nancy Livers and Mr. Fredstrom show the "latest."

LARSON, ALAN Arts and Science. Band; NFL; S cience Club ; Track; Cross Country ; Honors Convocation ; Debate , varsity, letter; Regents Scholarsh ip W inner; National Merit Sem i-Fi nalist.

LEDYARD, PATRICIA Stenographic Transfer from Lincoln High Girls Glee ; Rockettes ; NOMA Spell ing Award.

LEE, FRANKLYN Arts and Science Orchestra , letter; N Club; Masque and Gavel; Gymnastics, letter; Wrestling; Rocket Revue ; State Music Clinic

LEWIS, GERALDINE .. . Clerical. Girls Glee ; Mixed Chorus; GAA

LIVERS, NANCY Busine s s A dminis t ra t i o n. Transfer from Neligh, Nebraska. Band, letter; Majorette; Choir; Operettas; Girls Glee; Rockettes ; Honors Convocation ; Mid - East Band Festival.

LOCKHART , GLEN Arts and Science Ch o ir; NORTHEASTERN Staff ; N Club; Senior Class , secretary ; Football , reserve; Track , letter ; Honors Convocation.

LONG , GARY Industrial Arts

LOOS, WESLEY Architectu re and Engineering Band ; Football , vars ity; Wrestli n g.

LORTZ , LUCKY Indu srti a l Art s

McCONKEY , CHARLES Bu siness Adm inis tration F ootball, re se rve, varsity, letter ; Basketball; Track.

McDONALD , NANCY Homemaking . Transfer from Lincol n High Rockettes

McGREW, MORRIS Teachers Colle g e Orchestra.

MclLVAIN, LON Arts and Science. C h o ir; Operettas; Mixed Chorus; Rocket Revue; State Music Clinic

McKEE, TERRY E ngi ne eri n g. Orchestra; Science Club , secretary; H onors Conv o cation ; Regents Alternate; National Merit , letter of Commendation; Science Talent Search Honors Winner.

McMEEN, CAROL Teachers College Choir; Operettas; Triple Trio; Rockettes ; Masque a nd Gavel ; Internat i onal Club , secretary; Rocket Revue ; Wesleyan Alumni Scholarship; State Music Clinic.

McMURTRY, DIANA .. . Homemaking Girls G l ee ; Mixed Chorus ; GAA

MADDEN , MARLYS A rts and Science Cho i r ; NORTHEASTERN Staff; Rockettes ; County Government Day; Rocket Re v ue; Cheerleader, reserve, varsity ; Ho n ors Convocation

MANSKE. GEORGE . Teachers College Mixed Chorus ; N Club ; Football , varsity , letter ; Wrestling , letter ; Track

MARSHALL , MARY JENNIFER Art s a n d Sci en ce. N FL ; ROCKET Staff ; Ro ck e ttes ; Ma squ e a nd Gavel , secretar y; Rocket Revue; Cheerleader , vars i ty ; Honors Convocat i o n; Rege n ts Alternate ; Journalis m Clin i c ; Drama Clas s Pl a y s; All S c hool Plays; Nebraska Youth Conference.

MARTIN , RONA LD Teachers College Mixed Chorus ; Football , reserve; Track.

MARTIN , VIRGINIA Home m aki n g

MASON , ROBERT Business Ad m i ni stratio n. N Club ; Football , reserve ; Wrestling , letter.

MAY , FRANK . . . Teachers Coll e ge . Transfer fro m Richmond, Virginia Orchestra ; Gy m nastics

MAYFIELD . JOHN . Architectur e and Engineering Football , varsity , letter ; Track.

MAYFIELD . LINDA Arts and Scie n ce Orchestra , letter; · Rockettes; Red Cross Represe n tative ; Drama Class Plays

MAZURAK, CYNTHIA Arts and Science Transfer from Sevilla , Spain . NORTHEASTERN Staff; Rockettes ; Red Cross Representative , secretary ; International Club , pres i dent; GAA , Honors Convocation ; Regents Alternate

MILLER . SANDRA Teachers College Stud e nt Council; Choir ; Operettas ; G i rls Glee , president; Rockettes; Rocket Revue; Drama Class Plays

MOHRHOFF , RONALD . Industrial Arts. Mixed Chorus; Football, sophomore; Drama Class Plays

MONK , TERRY . . Teachers College. Student Council; Choir , treasurer ; N Club , vice president ; Junior Class , vice president ; Football, reserve, varsity , letter , co -captain; Basketball , reserve , varsity , letter ; Homecoming Attendant.

MOOCK, JANET Arts and Science. Rockettes; Masque and Gavel; Science Club , treasurer; County Government Day; Girl's State; Phillip s University Merit Scholarship ; Regents Alternate ; All - School Plays; Drama Class Plays; Governor ' s Youth Conference.

MOORE, GERALD Arts and Science Transfer from Boulder, Colorado Regents Alternate ; Debate

MORFORD , JERALD Business Administration. C hoir; Operettas; N Club; Football, reserve, varsity, letter; Wrestling; Track; Rocket Revue

NA HLEY, MARIAN NE Arts and Sc ience Rockettes; Art Club ; Int ernationa l Clu b; Doa n e Colleg e A rt Show

MORGAN , GORDON Arts and Science Band; NFL; Science Club, president; Track; Boy ' s State ; Honors Convocation ; Regents Winner; National Merit finalist ; Governor ' s Youth Conference ; Debate, letter.

MORIAN , MICHAEL Industrial Arts. Football , sophomore; Basketball, reserve; Track.

MORRIS , DAVID Architecture and Engineering. Choir; Operettas; Wrestling ; Rocket Revue.

MOSHER. MYRA Teachers College Girls

Glee ; Mixed Chorus; Rockettes ; Rocket Revue; Wesleyan Teaching Conference.

MOTZ, JERR Y Teachers College Mixed Chorus , president; ROCKET Staff ; N Club, secretary; Football, reserve , vars ity ; Basketball, varsity , letter; Baseball , varsity , letter ; May Day Attendant ; All City Baseball; All City Basketball; Basketball Sertoma A ward

MUNSON , GAYLEA Chorus ; Rockettes . Stenographic Mixed

MURPHY , KATH LEEN Teachers College Transfer from Lexington , Nebraska. Band

MUTCHIE, ELOISE Pius X Mixed Chorus Clerical. Transfer from

MYERS , LESLIE Teachers College Band , letter ; Trumpet Trio ; Orchestra ; Radio Club , president ; County Government Day; Rocket Revue; Regents Alternate; State Music Clinic; Mid-East Festival Band ; Dance Band

NEISWANGER, FLO YD Industrial Ar ts Mix ed Chorus, p re sid en t ; Swimm i n g , letter.

'Tis the se as on to be jolly ,' rings out while Susan He n derso n, Pam Bockoven , Danny Ellis, Lynda Adams ,

NELSON , CHERYL . Arts and Science Orchestra ; String Ensemble ; Rockettes ; International Club ; Rocket Rev ue; Lincoln Youth Symphony ; State Music Clinic; Regents Alternate ; Wesleyan Recognition and Ach i evement Scholarsh ip.

NEMETH , MARK Bus ines s Administration Radio Club , vice president Tennis; Track

NILSSON , TIMOTHY Business Administration Band , letter ; Trombone Trio

NUNN, DARRELL Industrial Arts

NUNN , MARY Award.

Stenographic NOMA Spelling

OGDEN, ELIZABETH Arts and Science. Choir ; Operettas ; Rockettes ; Red Cross Representative ; Rocket Revue ; Honors Convocation ; Regents Alternate ; National Merit , letter of Commendation

OKANO , YUMIKO Arts and Science AFS student from Kobe , Japan. Student Council; Choir ; Rockettes ; International Club

OLSEN, MARSHA Teachers College Choir ; Operettas ; Girls Glee; ROCKET Stal£; Rockettes , vice president ; Rocket Revue ; Cheerleader , resetve; Journalism Clinic

OLSON , CHARLES Teachers College

and Dennis Van Landingham keep the Christmas spirit by caroling at the home of friends and neighbors.

OLSON , DONALD Business Administration Band ; Radio Club, vice president.

OLSON , RONALD .. . Teachen College Transfer from Walt

o n , Nebraska

Today's graduates foresee problems of tomorro-w

OTTO, RONALD Business Administration Transfer from Council Bluffs, Iowa Band ; Tenn i s; Drama Class Plays

OVERMAN. LARRY . Fine Arts Swimming

PARKER. DOUGLAS Business Adm i nistration Orchestra.

PARKER. ROBERT Business Adm i n i stration. N Club ; Football , varsity, letter; Wrestling ; Track

PARO. SUSAN Stenograph ic Transfer from York, Nebraska NORTHEASTER N Staff ; Rockett es

PARROTT. JANICE Teachers College Mixed Chorus ; ROCKET Staff, associate editor ; Rockettes , president ; Internat ional Club; GAA ; Rocket Revue ; Drama Class Plays ; Journalism Clinic; NHSPA Contest.

PEARL, ROSELLA Cler i cal. Tran sf er from Pius X

PETERSON. DELORES Clerical. Choir; Operettas ; Mixed Chorus

PETTIT. VICKIE . .. Cler i cal. Rockettes ; GAA .

PHILLIPS. MICHAEL . Industrial Arts Choir; Operettas; Rocket Revue

PINE. ROGER Industrial Arts Football , reserve ; Basketball; Swimming ; Track .

POLAGE. DONALD Industrial Arts.

through current events

Entering a new, adult world meant that current events had a greater effect on the Class of 1964 than in previous years

This year , many crises were faced or averted, perhaps the most dramatic impact was the unexpected death of President Kennedy. On the brighter side were the income tax cut and , in keeping with leap year, a woman came into political prominence by entering the Presidential race for the first time. Civil Rights legislation and President Johnson ' s War on Poverty made headlines while on the world scene Panama, Viet Nam and Cyprus remained serious and troubled areas

PORTSCHE. STANLEY Clerical. Choir ; Operettas ; Mixed Chorus ; Rocket Revue

POWELL, NADINE Clerical. Transfer from Alexandria , Nebraska Band ; Choir

PRIER. L. RANDALL Arts and Science Band, letter ; NFL , vice president ; Masque and Gavel , vice president, secretary ; Science Club ; Rocket Revue; Boys ' State ; Honors Convocation ; Regents Scholarship Winner; Debate , varsity , letter; All School Play

RENAUD. MARY Arts and Science Band , letter; Majorette; Girls Glee ; Rockettes ; International Club ; Mid-East Band Festival.

RICHARDS. LAURA JANICE Teachers College Girls Glee ; Rockettes; International Club; Rocket Revue.

RIGGERT, DONALD Teachers College. Student Council; Choir; N Club; Football , varsity, letter; Wrestling; Track; Rocket Revue; All Mid-East Conference Guard, All City Honorable Mention.

ROBERTS, ARDITH KAY Homemaking Trans £er from Golden , Colorado . Mixed Chorus ; G i rls Glee; Rockettes ; International Club

ROBINSON. HUGH Business Administration Mixed Chorus

ROGERS. NANCY . . . Teachers College . Choir; Triple Tr i o; Penguins; Rockettes; Red Cross Representative; International Club; Rocket Revue

'Fellows. please ," beg Evelyn Talbott and Nancy Rolofson to a very reluctant Bob Allison and aloof Dan Cunningham, "after all, Leap Year only comes once every four years."

ROLOFSON , NANCY Te a c h ers College Penguins ; Rockettes; Internati o nal Club, treasurer; Rocket Revue

SALEH , SONHAM Arts and S c ience AFS student from Saudi Arabia Student Council ; Rockettes; Internati o nal Club.

SAUM.AN, LARRY Teac h ers C o llege. Mixed Chorus; Football; G o lf.

SAMUELS , PHIL Arts and S cience Band , letter; Tennis.

SAND , NORMA Teachers College Student Council ; Mix ed C h orus; Rockettes; International Club ; Honors Convocation ; NOMA Spelling Award.

SAZAMA, JUDITH Stenographic Rockettes; International Club; County Governm en t Day; Honors Convocation ; NOMA Spelling Award

SCHAFER , CAROL Clerical. Transfer from Pittsburgh , Pen n sylvania. Rockettes

SCHAFER , RONALD Engineering Choir; Mixed Chorus ; NFL; Honors Convocation; Regents Alternate; National Merit , letter of Commendation; Lincoln Boys Choir

SCHEIDT , BILLIE LOU Stenographic Girls Glee ; Ro ckettes ; International Club; GAA , president.

SCHELL, DENNIS Agriculture College. FAA ; Football, reserve; Wrestling

SCHIDLER , KATHY . . . Teachers C o llege . Student Counc i l; Girls Glee ; Mixed Chorus ; ROC KET Staff; Ro cke tt es; GAA ; All School Play, student director; Rocket Revue ; Journ a lism Clinic

SCHIDLER , LINDA Business A dministration Rockettes; GAA; Art Club; Ro cket Revue

SCHLEGELMILCH, LARRY . Industrial Arts Mixed Chorus; Baseball, reserve

SCHLEIGER, DONNA F ine A rts Mixed Cho rus

SCHMIDT, SHERRY . Arts and Science. Girls Glee; Roc kettes ; Hon o rs C o nvocati o n

Seniors found scholarships to be very valuable

SCHNEIDER. BEVERLY Bowling. Clerical. Rockettes ;

SCHNEIDER. LARRY Arts and Science Choir; N F L; Masque and Gavel, vice president; Rocket Revue ; Debate ; State Music Clinic; All School Play ; Drama Class Plays; Fine Arts Festival.

SCHNEIDER. RONALD Engineering

SCHULTZ. SUSAN Teachers College. ROCKET Staff ; Rockettes ; GAA; County Government Day

SCHWAB . ROGER Fine Arts Band , letter

SCOTT . MERL . Industrial Arts Choir ; Operettas

SEARLS NANCY Arts and Science Transfer from Lincoln High

SEATON . FERN Arts and Science Choir; Operettas; NORTHEASTERN Staff, editor; Mixed Chorus; Rockettes; County Government Day; Honors Convocation ; Regents Alternate; Journalism Clinic

SEHNERT. ROD .. Engineering

SEVERN, JOHN Transfer fr o m Ba nd.

Bus iness Admi nist ra tion. Weeping Water , Nebraska.

SHERMAN, RICHARD Arts and Sc ience. NFL, vice president; Masque and Gavel , president; Rocket Revue; Honors Convocation; Regents Winner; NMS Q T semi-finalist ; All School P lay; Debate, varsity , letter.

SHOWEN, ALBERT DONALD Teachers College N Club; Gymnastics , letter.

SHREFFLER, WILLIAM Arts and Science

Student Council ; Cho ir; Operettas; County Government Day; Baseball , reserve; Bo y's State; Honors Co nvoc ation ; AFS Finalist ; National Mer i t , letter of Commendation; Regents Alternate

SIMONDS, DENNIS Industrial Arts.

SKINNER, DAVE Business Administratior, Mixed Chorus ; Basketball , reserve.

SMIDT, LONNA Homemaking.

SMITH, JUNE Stenographic. Mixed Chorus

SMITH, SANDRA Busines s Administration Mixed Chorus; Rockettes ; GAA; Rocket Revue

SOFLIN , ROBERT Teachers College. Band, letter; Trumpet Trio; Orchestra; Masque and Gavel; Rocket Revue; Drama Class Pla ys; All School Play ; Dance Band.

Senior girls realize that this will be the last time that they will actively participate in the pep club.

SOMMER, RICHARD E ngineering. Radio Club, president , vice president; Honors Convocation.

STABERG , DWAYNE . . . Teachers College Choir; Operettas; Football , reserve ; Basketball, reserve ; Baseball , varsity , letter; May Day Attendant.

STANISLAV. PATRICIA Stenographic Mixed Chorus ; Rockettes ; GAA .

Margie Hutchinson addresses graduation announcements while Jan Parrott helps by enclosing the name cards.

STANSBURY. JUDITH Arts and Science Band , letter ; Ma jorette; Choir ; Rockett e s ; Masque and Gavel ; Rocket Revue ; Ho n or s Convocation ; All School Play ; Dra m a Clas s Plays; Mid-East Band Festival.

STEENBARGER , JOHN Arts a n d Science Orchestra; Science Club ; Baseball , reserv e; Honors Convocation

STEENSON. BRUCE Industrial Arts. Mixed Chorus ; Baseball , student m anager , varsity , letter.

STEFFEN , SHIRLEY Clerical.

STEIL , JAYNE Arts and Science Student Council; Choir ; Penguins , letter ; Rockettes ; International Club , president; GAA ; Honors Convocation; Regents Alternate

STEINKE. GARY Teachers College Football; Baseball , reserve ; Wrestling

STEPHEN LYLE . . E ng i neering . Art Club .

STEVENS, DANNY ... Engineering. N Club; Basketball , sophomore; Track , letter; Cross Country, letter.

Clerical. Tran sf er from

STRAIN, BARBARA . . . Arts and Sc ience

St u dent Cou n cil ; G i rls Glee ; ROCKET Staff; Rockettes ; Junior Class , sec r etary ; Rocket Revue; Honors Convocat io n ; Journalism Cli ni c

SWANSON. JOEL Engineering NFL, vice pres ident ; Radio Club , pres ident, vice p r es ident , secretary , treasurer; International Club ; Scie n ce Club , president ; Baseball, reserve , varsity; Honors Convoca ti on ; Regents Alternate

TALBOT, THOMAS . . . Fine A r ts

TALBOTT , EVELYN Art s an d S ci e nce Mixed C ho rus, sec r e tary -t reasurer; P enguins , le tt er , presiden t , vice president; Roc k e tt es; Int erna t io nal Club; G AA ; Rocke t Revue; H onors Conv o cation.

TAYLOR, RITA Cler ical. Tran sf er from ' Omaha , N ebras ka

TEICHERT, MARSHA Teachers College

Transfe r from Provo , Utah O r chestra; Rockettes ; Internatio n al Club; GAA ; Honors Convocat io n; Dra m a Class Plays

THOMAS, MICHAEL Arts and Science Orchestra; Masque. and Gavel ; County Government Day; Wrestling ; Honors Convocation; Regents Alternate ; All School Play; Drama Class Plays.

THOMPSON, JOHN Teachers College Band , letter ; Orchestra; Rocket Revue ; Mi dEast Picked Band ; Dance Band .

THOMPSON, SANDRA . . . Arts and Science . Girls Glee; Mixed Chorus ; Rockettes ; Internatio n al Club

TRAUDT. GAYLORD .Industr i al Arts

TUREK. CHARLES Teachers College Student Council , treasurer; Cho i r , vice president , secretary; Jun ior Class, president ; Football, reserve , varsity , letter; Basketball, reserve , varsity , lette r; May Day Attendant ; Homecoming Attendant.

Ralph Garcia surprises Mike Clinkenbeard and proves that "You never know what to expect when opening a senior's locker."

TURNER. JUDITH Busines s Admin is tration. G i rls Gl ee; Rockettes; I nternationa l Club ; H on or s Convocatio n ; OMA Sp e ll in g Award

TYRRELL MARVIN

E n gin ee ring

VAN HORN. ROGER

Foo t ball

A rc h i t e ct ure and

I ndus tri a l A rt s.

VAN LANDINGHAM. DENNIS Teach e rs College. N Club; Football , varsity , l e tt er; Gy mnas tics , letter; Track, lett e r

VIFQUAIN, TERRI Tea c h e r s College. Band , letter; M a jorette; Choir; Operettas; Ro cket t es; H ub Club Council; Ro c k e t Revue ; Dr ama Class Pl ays; Mid-East Band F estival.

VRANA , MARGARET Art s and Science Band, l etter; Ma j orette; Mixed C h orus; Rocke tt es; Masque and Gavel ; Science Club, vic e preside n t; H o n ors Convocation ; All-S c h oo l Pl ay ; S t ate Music Clinic; Dra m a Class Plays ; Rege n t s Alt e rna t e.

WALDO. JUDITH . . Art s and Science. Stud en t C ounci l; Girls Gl ee , vice presiden t ; Rockettes; Roc k e t Revue; Ho nors Co nv o cati on.

WALL. MIRIAM A r t s and Science Orc h es t ra; In t erna tio na l Club

WALL, VICKI Stenographic. Or c h es tra; Rock e tte s; Red Cro ss Representative , secreta ry; Interna tio na l Club , vice president; Sc ience Club, tr easure r ; Ho n ors Convocation; N OMA S pe lli n g Awar d.

John Havronek shows Vicki Wall that "books increase stature" as he rises to new heights.

WALLER . MARGARET Teachers College Girls Glee; Mixed Chorus ; Rockettes; R ed Cros s Representative; GAA ; F AA Sw ee the ar t Att endan t.

WALSH. LANORE T eac h ers Coll ege. G i rl s Glee ; Internat ion a l Club

Spring ushers in final exams, carefree moments

Trading name cards and pictures, also sending announcements were new experiences Being measured for caps and gowns brought the realization that graduation was imminent. As they reflected, seniors realized the importance of social and intellectual attitudes gained through the last three years.

WALTERS, CINDY Arts and Science Girls Glee; Mixed Chorus , Rockettes.

Baccalaureate was scheduled for May 31, at Pershing Auditorium for Lincoln Northeast, Lincoln High, and Lincoln Southeast. The 365 members of the class elected to wear the traditional black and white robes, and Dr. Vance D. Rogers, president of Nebraska Wesleyan University, was chosen to address the Northeast Commencement Exercises on June 2. Dr. Carl Davidson, Rev Albert Gray and Rev James Cunningham assisted with the two ceremonies

Jennifer Marshall and Dick Sherman as speakers re presented the class at Commencement.

Following graduation seniors gathered at a local recreation center for a party, replacing the traditional train trip to Ashland.

WARE, GARY Wildlife Training Transfer from Wichita, Kansas Mixed Chorus

WATTNEM, STANLEY ... Teachers College .

Transfer from Ashland, Nebraska. Choir; Mixed Chorus; Gymnastics, letter .

WEBER, DAVID Industrial Arts Wrestling

WEBORG. MARY ANN Stenographic Choir; Girls Glee; Rockettes; Masque and Gavel; International Club; Rocket Revue

WHITE, MIKE Teachers College. Choir ; Operettas; Mixed Chorus ; Baseball , reserve.

WHITE, RICHARD Business Administration Transfer from Pleasant Hill , Missouri.

WILDE. JOHN Ind us trial Arts Band; Swimming

WILLIAMS, BARBARA Teachers College Student Council; Choir; Triple Trio; Girls Glee; Rockettes ; Rocket Revue; Cheerleader, varsity ; State Music Clinic .

WILLIAMS, KAREN Arts and Science

Transfer from Phoenix, Arizona Masque and Gavel ; Drama Class Plays

and the challenging future after graduation . •

WILSON, CLAUDE

Cl ub; Swimm in g , l e tter.

Teachers College N

WOLF , NANCY A r ts and Sc ien ce Stude n t Co uncil, tr e asurer; ROCKET Staff; Rockettes ; Art Club ; May Day Att endant; H o mecoming Att endant; Ho nors Convo ca t ion; Journal ism Cli nic; Elk s Art A ward; All State; F ine A rt s F estiva l.

WOODRUM, LINDA Stenographic Choir; Operett as; Girls Gl ee; Ro cke tt es; GAA ; Rocket R evue.

WOODS. ROGER A r ts and Sc ience. Choir; Op ere tta s; Mixed Chorus , vice presiden t; N Cl ub; F oo t ball , r eserve, varsity, l e tt er; Wrestlling , _ l etter; Track .

WOODWARD, PATRICIA Gl ee; Mix ed Chor us.

YONKEY, DARRELL tion. Band , lette r

Cl erica l. Girls

Business Ad minis tra-

ZANDERHOLM, PAUL . . F ine A r ts.

ZIMMERMAN. ANGELA Clerical

ZIMMERMAN, DAVID T eac h ers College Mixed Cho rus; Gymnastics.

NOT PICTURED

Ahmic, Mike

Baldwin, Edgar Barrett, Lawrence

Beem, Jim

Bushing, Lu Ann Chopp, Larry

Cunning, Gerald

Easterday, Sherry Haney, Rick

Mathews, Wendell

Miller, Joy Morse, Sharon Oakes, John Pecka, James Scherer , Harry Sinica, Victor Smith, Paula Stevens, Susie Sweetser, Imogene W eskamp, Michael

Barb Bowers , Mike Jirka, Pat Stanislav, and Brian Keefe soak in the sun as they begin to study for final exams.

Northeast salutes top seniors, avvard • vv1nners

Recognition and/or Achievement Scholarship winners: First Row -B Borgens , K Griepenstroh, R Good Second Row-J Carter , W. Shreffler , M Vrana , J Moore.

Recipients of Wesleyan Alumni Scholarships: First Row-T. Vifquain , S. Fisher , K Griepenstroh, J. Koon , P Blue. Seco nd Row -J Honda, J Steenbarger , J Motz , T. Monk , C Gedwillo (Not pictured C. McMeen )

1964 Regents Alternates: First Row-R. Good, P Herman , D Iness , F Seaton , C. He ilman Second Row-G Moore , C Mazurak , J. Marshall , B Borgens , B Althouse, K Bills , L. Myers. Third Row-W. Shreffler , J Mooc k, M Vrana , D Axthelm , J Steil , P Blue , M Thomas

Not pictured are S. Borchers , K Gaskins , E Ingw e rson , C. Ne lson , R. S c hafer.

Terry Baumbach Danny Ellis Marjorie Hutchinson Martin Jacobson Sid Keelan Janet Moock Charles Turek Terry Baumbach. University of Nebraska Freshman P E Scho lars h ip Danny Ellis. Wayne State Scholarship , S h rine Bow l. Marjorie Hutchinson. Na tio nal Home Economics Scholarship Martin Jacobson. A ll S t a te Football , Shrine Bow l. Sid Keelan. P hillips University Scholarship Janet Moock. Phill i ps University Merit Scholarship Charles Turek, KFOR Sportscaster Scholarship

May Day honors of '6 4

'Mid the traditional pomp and fanfare, May Day Honors were presented to outstanding students . Participants were dressed in pastel formals and dress suits as the girls carried arm sprays of roses, colorful nosegays, and boys wore boutonnieres. The north gym was gayly decorated and the music for the morning was furnis h ed by the high school orchestra

Parents and friends were guests for the occasion to witness the coronation of the king , queen , attendants and the royal court, whose identity had been kept a secret until that time.

Attendants : Firs t Row-V Packett , S Bo r gens , D Campb ell , B. Pe tri , S. D ete nbeck , P Top li ff , L. S t an s b u ry , B T h ac k e r S ec ond Row-B Harman , S G e rlac h, R. Go ldens tei n , K . Kendle , L. De fna ll, T Oc h sner , S Wolf , J Egg e r Th i rd Row-B Will iams , G Loc kh a rt , S Betts, J Kra e me r, J Koon , K Jon e s , Y Okano , D Hi ll.

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Pages , C r own Be a rer s and Tr a i n Bearers : Ju d ith W aldo , Ka thryn Mo ore , Robe rt Sc h u er man , Nan cy T h ompson , Ken t Wo h ler s , and Mar i ly n Kell e

Usher Richard Bowker chats informally with MC Bobbie Kierstead following the ceremony.

Senior Honor Guard : Seated-S Miller , J Pa rr ott , E Talbott , B Borge ns , J Hug he s , N Li v e rs , P Bo ck o ve n , R. Good S t anding-K W illi ams , S Schu lt z , D Garcia , N Wo lf, J Ma r s h a ll , L. Ki ng , L. Adams , C Gedw ill o , P Blu e , L. Br u ce , N Herstei n , M Madd e n

MAY DAY

Attendants

Queen

Susie Bornemeier King Dennis Borgman

Pat Guidinger Gib Alberti

Class of '65 discovers

Looking ahead towar d their lives after high school, busy juniors of 1964 began planning for further education, careers , and social activities. Those anticipating college, made preparations by taking PSAT and National Merit scholarship tests A's t he yea r wore on, they realized this was ju st a beginning.

Preparin g for job s after high school, many students took vocational courses, including typing, shorthand , and bookkeeping

Junior girls proudly wore their Pep Club uniforms for the fi rst time on September 6only without emblems, numerals, or hats These didn't arrive un til mid-September. The girls also acted as hoste sses for the H oliday Ball , and looked forward to next year when they would be the only class in Pep Cl ub.

Adams , Charles

All en, Janice

Allen , Judy

A lls man , Jac k

Alt , Nancy

Altstadt , Fred

Anderso n, Gene

A nderson , Rose

Arow , Rebecca

Ashby, A mbe r

Ault , Pat

Bailey, Richard

Bandars , Inta Barnes , Marie

Barney , Barbara

Bartlett , Paul

Barzydlo , Connie

Barzydlo , Ron

Bassler , Bill

Bates , Barbara Bauman , Nancy

Bennett , Kathi

Benton, Jim

Berogan , Terry

Bickford , Elizabeth

Blackford , Lynn

Blades , Sa nd i

Blumer, Sammy

Bohlen , Wilma

Bo iler, Iris

Bolz , Richard

Boop , Don

Boop, Ro n

Bornemeier , Nancy

Boucher , LaVetta

First semes t er junior class officers. Doug Craft. Bob Scott George Knight. and Lynn Staberg, count money from latest projects for the junior class.

'in-bet~een' year fun

Returning for their second eventful year, the junior class prepared for the term ahead. The year involved more students in school-sponsored activities and demanded increased maturity. The students demonstrated their capability for accepting responsibility and governing their actions in society.

Realizing they would be graduated in another year, juniors gave serious thought and careful selection of classes and curriculums to prepare themselves for higher education and vocations. Grades became increasingly important to the class of '65 as students realized that marks acquired in the junior year are examined by colleges and universities and used to select applicants Every quiz and test mark was related to credits to be applied to graduation requirement.s . Every class was evaluated for its contribution , in vocational or cultural development.

Branstrom , Dave

Bratt , Carolyn

Bretto, Bob

Brochu , Elaine

Brokaw , Marcia Brown , Phil Brunsen , Anna

Bru nsen, Betty

Buchanan , Carl

Buck , Melvia Jo

Buell , Lee Roy

Bundy , De nnis

Bunt emeyer , Dian e Burch , Ji m

Burkhardt , June

Burnham, Barbara

Burt , Geraldine

Burtch, Brice

Buterbaugh , Roger Butler , John

By rne, Roger

Cadwell , Charles

Cagle, Doris Campbell , Rick

Cain, Trudy

Capps , Dennis

Carlson, Don

Carlson, Linda

Carlson , Marilyn

Carlson, Nick

Carlton, Sue

Catlett , Mary

Chelchowski , Kathy

Chriswisser , Linda

Churda, Alan

Preparing to start decorating for the Junior-Senior Prom are the second semester officers, Paul Moeller, Karen Kendle, Ron Goldenstein and Terry Nelson.

Clements , Claudia Clough , Joyce Coff man, F rank C o il, Randy C oll ins , Gene Co nant , Jerry Co nover, Steve Co o k , Jud y Cook son, Marjory Coole y, Sandy Cooper , Gary Copa s, Kathy

Sue

.

Cornfeld , Barb

Craft , Doug

Cramer , Joh n

Cronk , Nancy

Crook , Jim

Crosley , Alex is

Cunningham, Pat

Cunningham, Patsy

Dahl , Susan

Dalby , Nancy

Davidson , Charles

Davo ll, Jack

Dean , JoAnn

Decker, Sue

Defnall , Linda

Desc h , Terry

De Vere, Denise

Dewey , Barb ara

Dewey , Rod

Diehl , Don

Dillon , Mary Jo

Dinsmore, Donna

Dixon, Bruce

Dority, Barbara

Dove, Barbara

Dovel, Kathy

Dugan, John

Dugdale, Judy

Dunbar, Gloria

Durfee, Ric k

Ebmeier , H owar d

E gger, Jerry

E ggeric h s, Dennis

E ggert , Da l e

E k s trom , Karen

Ready, representing the office of county commissioner , listens to Ralph E. Harlan explain the duties and the importance of his office

F indley , Susa n

Fl a n agan , Judy

Fl eming , C h arles

Fl etc her , Io ne

F oers te , Mary

F ontaine , Larry

Fo s t er, C raig

F rancis , Lo uise

F rasier , Connie

F redstrom , S t eve

Fr erking , Jo A nn

Fr iesen, Tom

F roscheiser , Kathy

F ull e r , Kath y

F ulton , Bob

Gab el h ouse , John

G arbers, Sandy

Gaskins , Judy Gates , Norma

G ausman, John

Gergens , S t eve

G erlach , Sandy

Gibson , Gail

Gillispie , Tim

Glancy , Paul

Glantz , Gayle

Glaze , Connie

Godfrey , Vicki

Golde ns tein , Ron

Gol dsberry , P am

Govaerts, Jim

Green , Sherry

Greene , Vic k i

Grell, Pam

Gr im , Sharon

E ldenborg , Nancy

E lfe l d t , Will iam

Ell i o tt , David

E llis , Dic k

E mbree, Mary

E nge l , G ary

E rbac h , David

E ver e tt , Nancy

E wing , Caro l yn

F ar h o , Sandra

F erguson , Linda

F ickes , Mark

One of the places Norma Mason visited during student government day was the office of Mr. Hugh Dillon, county engineer , who explained surveying.

Groulik, Fred Haag, Bernie Haas, Larry Haeffner, Bonda Haeseker, Mary Hahn, Bob Hahn , Sally Hametz, Charlene Hamill, Larry

Hamilton , Elizabeth Hamilton, Lyla Handa, Jane Hansen, Don Hansen,Linda Harman, Brad Harman , Kenny Harris, Cynthia Harris , Mick Harris, Tom Hartman, Ronny Hauschildt, Patti Hawkins , Cheryl Heilman, Becki

Heinike, Greg

"Do you think we'll ever get this homework done? It takes grocery carts to carry it all home," Mary Wright says to other juniors,

Herstein , Jim Hill , Gary Holm , Mary

Hester , Mimi Hilyard , Diane Howard , Linda

H es ter , Judy Hill , Rob er t Holton, Gary

Hielen , Jerry Holm , Mark Huff , Linda

Hempel, Tom Hensley, Keith Herr , Dick

Sherry Rasmussen, Dean Knight, Rollie Hughes and Tobey Stark while they walk home from school dreading the night ahead.

Hughes, Allen

Ilkenhons, Diane Janda , Sharon

Hunt , Bill Jackson , Bob Johnson , Alberta

Hughes , Rollie Ingram , Ruth Jennings , Bruce

Husbands, Jerry Jackson , Linda Johnson, Diane

Johnson , Kandy

Johnson, Lynn Johnson , Melvin

Johnson , Mike

Johnson , Tom Jourdon , Cindy

Judkins, Tom Junge , Ann Jurgens , Larry

Jurgens , Leon Kaldahl , Marlene Kampsnider , David Kane , Margaret Kaye, Margie Kearns , Kitty Kelley, James Kemist, Julaina Kempkes, Brian Kempkes, Bruce Kendle, Karen Kennedy , Garth

Kerrey , Bill Kessler, Sandy · Keyser , Neal

King , Bob Kimes, Jean

Kfrk , Robert '.

Kirkendall, S teve

Klopp, Mary Ann

Knapp , Glen

Knight , George

Knudtson , Dennis

Koch , Mary

Koo ntz , Bob

Krause , Nancy

Krcmarik, JoAnne

Kringle , John

Krueger, Linda

Lahodny , Jeanette

Laird , Donna

Lambert , Leslie

Lambert , Robert

Lamborn , Kathy

Lane , Nick

Lane , Vicki

Lange , Bill

Larsen , Linda

Larson , Linda

Lawrence , Glor ia

Lebsack , Christina

Lee , Susan

Leisher , Lindy

Lewis, Judy

Lickei , Don

Lindholm , DeVern

Lineman , Terry

Logan , Gerry

Lo n g , Linda

Loo s, Kathy

Loos , Ted

Loudenback , Jim

Lovejoy , Lorelei

Lowe , Jo yce

Lu n gersha u se n, Linda

Lus her , Bill

Lut e s , Mar c ia

Lu tz , Rick

Ma c Dow e ll , Jo n

MacNabb , Neal

McCabe , Ka thy

McCar t hy , Mike

McCo l ery , Ronald

McCorkle , P a t

McCormick , Jack

McCullum , Barbara

McG o vern , W illiam

McLaughlin, Sandy

McVey , Sharon

Madison , Ray

Marlow, Jay

Martin , Ralph

Martin , Sue

Martin, Vernon

Mason , Norma

Mason , Rick

Mathews , Linda

Maull, George

Maxwell , Joyce

Merritt , Kay

Metzger, Jackie

Mick , Carolyn

Miles , Margaret

Milhollan, Dav e

M i ller , Cathy Miller , Gary

Miller , Toan Miller, Ron

Miller , Rox Ann

M i lls , Ka y

Min er, Bruce

Moell e r , Paul Moore, Tud y

Morga n , Robert

Moritz , Cheri

Morrissey , Tom

Mu e hlhau sen , Bonnie

Mueller , Sharon

M ullinix, Terry

Munford , Teri Ann

Murphy , Dennis

Nance , Larry

Naylor , Venona

N elson , Terry Nelson, Tim

Nelso n, Wan.do

New e ll, Thomas

Nic h o ls , Dave

Nicolai , Karen

Niemann , Doyle

Norwood , Alice

Novotny , Sally

Ochsner , Tom

Ogier , Diane

Olson , S u zanne

Orosco , Toni

Orr , Lyn n

Orthe ngren, Glen

Oster man , Patrici a

Otto , Sheldon

Pa cke tt , Cheryl

P arker, Larr y Parks , Bob

P ashby , Doug

Patz er, Michael

P ayne, Susa n

P ee t , E ugene

P ea , Rick

P e ter son , Mary

Ph i lli ps, Chri s

P ic kard , Herb

P ieper , S e l m a

P ier c e , Bruce

P ierce , Larr y

P ike , Vernell

P itches , Rosemary

Ple ines , N orman

P o i tz , Ro nald

P or t er , Roger

P or t man , Richard

Po rtsche, Laura

Pow er, Craig

P uepp ke , Mike Ramsey , Linda

Rasmussen , S h erry

Rau , Russe ll R eady, Sue

'Tvvo Bits Four Bits

Rediger , Dale R ediger, Diana R egler, Terri R ewerts, Judy

D.Riggins , M i k e Ri v e ra , Pat Ro bb ins, M ike Ro berts, G ary Ro binson , Linda

Robison , Diana Roblyer, Kar en Ro land , Ch uck Roper, Dana Rope r , Leslie Rot h , P ete Ru eter, Jo h n

Rus sell, Pa t ricia Scha af, Dianna Sch enke l, P h y ll is S c h l o tfeld , S h aron

Schmidt , Jon S c h neider, El izabe th Sc hr eurs, Les

Picking up their uniforms to wear at the first football game are junior members of pep club.

The first few times the girls wore their uniforms they had their ha ts and sweaters but no emblems.

Finally, on the way to a rally the girls are seen proudly in their complete official uniforms.

Not long after the completion of the uniforms, new hats were added to all members' outfits.

Six Bits, a Dollar'

Schroeder , David S c h uckman, Dary l Sch u le r , Linda

Schultz , Marvin Schulz , Susa n Schuman , Jim Sch waninger , Dean

Schw ei tz er , Carolyn Scott , Bob Se ll , Be tty

Segviano, David Sh e lton , M ary Jo

Shepard , David Shipp , Dary l

S h irl ey, Robert Shriner , Tom

S h uma k er , Sue

Si eme ring , Cin di Sildmets , Vaike

Simmon s, Wa rren

Sinner , Lyle Skala , Joyce Skala , Pa me la

Ski nner, Den nis Slaby, Tom Sleigh t , Gary

One of the main highlights of the junior year is the selection of reserve cheerleaders. Pat Rivera, Terry Nelson , Mimi Hester , Sandy Gerlach , Linda Larson, Jo Ann Dean, Linda Mathews, and Lynn Staberg were chosen for this outstanding honor for '63-'64.

S mit h , Dennis Smith , Jo an S mit h ey , S h erry Snoo k , E velyn Snyde r , Terry Sovereign , Gord o n S pa th , Dennis

Spel ts, Bob Spier, Dell Spomer , Mary Spurgin , Vicky S t aberg , Lynn Stallings , Bob Staples , Lynne

Starck , Jim Stark, Tobey St a va, Gary Stephenson , Janie Steuben , Pau l a St ory, Diana S t rahan , H e len

St rayer, Bar b

S ummers, Rh onda

Su tt on , Bo b

S wanson, Linda

Ta lbot, Linda

Tay lor , Joanne Taylor , Terry

Tejra l, E rma

Terry , Irene

Th a l mann , V ir ginia

T h ompson, Betty

Th o mpson , Donna

T h ompson, Gary

T h ompson , Larry

T h ompson , P au l

T h ras h er , Connie

Towns , Merna

Traudt , Sharon

True , Susan

Tupe , Jo h n

Turner , Glenda

Ubben , S h ei la

U rbanec , Ronald

Vall is , Susan

Van Arsda l l, Georgia

Van H orn, T om

Vaug h n, Bob

Villiers , Vicky

Voge l , S t eve

Vrana , Jo anne

Waline , Rober t

Wall ace, Dana

Walters, Janice

W alton , Darre ll

Ward , Apri l

Warn k en , F rieda

W arns h ol z , M erle

W ay, Jim

Weber , A deline

We b er, Ir vene

W ebs t er , Ph y ll is

Weiberg , Jerry

W e idman, Je a nne

W ells, Jeanne

W e lt er, S and ra

W es k amp, P a tr icia

Wes t , Lynda

W es t , M i k e

W ewee, Dav id

Wh it e d , Larry

Wh i th a m , Lin rla

Wi e k e r , Kur t

Wil c o x , Bev e r l y

W i ll , Je ro me

Willi ams , Li ndo

Willi a m s, V i c k y

Wil s o n, Be tt y

W i l s o n, Jo Di a ne

Wi n gro ve , G e or ge

W ismer, Linda

Witt s t ruc k , Mar cia

Wohle rs , De n nis

Wolf e, De l

Enthusiastic iuniors spend hours enioying and

Wolf , Susan Wood , Steve Woo d r u ff , Di ane

The Junior year often seems filled with waiting- waiting to see who will receive honors, elections, and appointments One of the greatest anticipations is AF S finalists who are selected by the American Field Service O rganization each year Students chosen for this honor spend a summer in Europe .

Yo u nt , Sandy Zem k e, Ji m

Not Pictured

Bai l ey , M e rl e

Bail ey , P a t

Behr e n s, Ro n

Bro p hy , Nancy

Bu n t emeye r , D ian a Rae

Di ll , C ar l

G roa t , Cra ig

H e l mic k , La w r ence

Hood , Je rr y

Joh ns, Bo nn i e

Ke h m, H e r man

Ke h m , Ka th y

Kin g , C ar ol

Kni ght , Dean

Knip p e l, Bary

Kr ejci, Jan

M c C au l ey , G la yne ll e

M c C ona thy , To m

P a tt ers on , D an

P ears o n, Ci ndy

P e t ers, Gw en

Raney , M i k e

Ric ht er , Jo e

S c hl ere th , Dar l e ne

Sh ad l ey, Jerr y

Sh eff er , C ar ol

Short , M i ke

S ipp , Jerry

St e rl ing , Lar ry

W ay, Ro n al d

W ood h u ll , Dolor es

Woo drum , S u san Woo ds , Steve Wor m , Je r ry Wright , Jan Wright , Mary Wulf , N ancy

Receiving a better understandin g of local g overnment gave the sixteen boys and girls who were chosen for County Government Day , a chance to put their abilit y into use

The candidates for Girls and Boys State learned the workings of government by setting up a model legislature , an d by electin g state, county, and local officials , and passing t heir own bills The co n vention which is held during June, is held in Lincoln and is sponsored by American Legion and Auxiliary

Dreaming of far away places are the AFS finalists from the jun i or class, Sally Novotny, Norma Mason , Lori Lovejoy , and Sheila Ubben.

participating all extra-curricular activities

As the students entered their junior year and began various activities they united and instead of separate individuals, became a complete class, s triving for a common goal. They cheered together a t games and r alli es , s t udied together for test s , and s har e d sorrows, joys, laugh t er, and enthus ia s m W h e n they weren't studying, juniors were planning parties and programs

Initiative and ability of the studen ts combined to conquer homework and ussignmen t s S t udy schedules were adjusted to include time for organizations and committee meetings .

Each member of the class learned to under s tand and appreciate the tradi t ions of Lincoln Northeast As the year progressed, they found their thoughts turning more and m or e to the future Decisions conce r ning a career could no longer be postponed . Funloving juniors found themselves becoming more s erious and dignified a s their senior year drew near and greater re s pon s ibility became theirs.

Mr. Foster, State Senator and geometry teacher who is new to Northeast this year, talks to juniors , Vivian Painter and David Weichbrodt also new Rockets. This i s the first year Northeast has had a Nebraska legislator on its faculty.

Two of the three candidates for FAA queen were junior girls. Linda Mathews was crowned queen and Mimi Hester was an attendant. From left to right- Margaret Waller , the senior attendant, Linda, Mimi , Mrs. Schmadeke, and Mr. Schmadeke, the Future Agriculturalists of America sponsor.

Sophomores discover high school,

Abbink, Betty Adams, Barbara Addison, Cynthia Ailes, Timothy Albrandt, Jackie Alexander, Connie

Beckman , Linda Beggs , Gary Be hre ns, Lester

Berkemeier , Roberta Bickford, Cheryl Blakesley, Walt

Allen , Sharon Anderson , Jim Anderson, Neal

Borgens , Susie Bossung , Ray Bottch er, Vickie

Anderson , Sheryl Ankrom , Sondra Applegate , Susan

Bouges, Carl Boug es, Marilyn Bounds , Bruce

Arnett , Don Arnold , Sandra Baker , Bill Baker , Denise Baldwin , Diedre Baldwin , Donna

Bradley, Rick Briggs, Pat Brockman, Larry

Barnes , Barbara Barnes , Jim Barringer , Charles Barry , Chris Bartzatt , Marcia Bartzatt , Mary

Bastro n, Sherm Becker , Charile a Becker , Marle ne

Perplexed sophomores study day's schedule

Brown, Frank

Brown , Kirk

Brown, John

Cary , Steve Cessna, Ted Christenson , Bruce

Brown, Sharon

Buchanan , Glen Buis , Cindy

Burkhardt , Carl Cabrera, Axel Cade , Cindy

Clement, Mary Clifton , Ben Clifton, Connie Cloyd , LeRoy Coggins, A ngela Cole , Tom

Cadwell , Carolyn Calf ee , Randy Calloway , Cindy

despite confusion of first day 2

Collura , Rick Conaway , Diana Cook, Ala n

Campb"ell, Douglas Carter , Alan Carter , Steve

enroute to their new first period classes.

Cook , James Coolen , Alvin Coster, La rry

Cottier , Randy Cover , Dave Cowel , Kent

Craig , Debbie Cramer , David Crose, Cath y

Crosier , Bill Cucinitti , Gary Curtis , Dave

Curtis , Dorisann Cuzzupe , Donna Dady , Steven

With amazing candor, underclassmen encounter

Dahl , Linda

Daugherty, Kay

Dawson, Anita

Dedering, Susan

Dell, Su san

DeNino , Alan

DeNino, Patricia

Densberger , Don

Denis o n, Darnell

Detenbeck , Sharon

Detmer, Seanne

Detore , Donald

Dickerson, Jack

Dickey, Daniel

Dietrich, Cheryl

Dingwell , Robert

Dorenbach, Don

Dougherty , Terry

Downs , Roger

Drewel, Kenneth

Duffy, Georqett e

Dugan , Nancy

Dunn , Phylli s

During , Pamela

Eb ert, P eggy

Eck er t , Gina

Edgar , E u gene

E ic her , Janis

E isenbarth , Richard Eitel , Charl es Elliott , Linda

Ell is , Joyce Emanuel , Bill Emery, Barbara

Emry, Mary Erickson , Linda Erie , Ross

E squivel , Frank Estle , Glenda Estle , Glor ia

Ewe n, Bar bara Farber , Joyce Farr is, Wayne

Sophomores Mike Zimmerman and David Lange watch as Gary Hansel receives his first office slip.

ne"" experiences daily

This year found the sophomore class even larger than last year's . The double assembly system was continued to accomodate additional students Enthusiasm was not affected by cramped quarters during pep rallies.

At the rallies people were able to move over and somehow managed to make it possible for everyone to be seated . School spirit required sophomores to learn and participate in all the cheers. Attendin g all home games gave them an excellent opportunity.

Typifying sophomore activities were the passing of the driver's license exam and getting to drive the car thro ugh King's. At the beginning of the term they could be seen wandering through the halls in search of the right classroom and gathering in groups to decipher IBM cards.

Fox , Jerry Fra in Gerald Fredstrom , Mark Freeman, Sharon

Freese , Linda

French , Jame s Fuller , Lynn

Gabelhou se , James Gage, Steve Garcia , Steven Gardner, Bob Gari , Mary Garrison , Gary Genthe , Larry

Gerbeling , Sandra

Gettemy , Richard

Giebelhaus , Diana Gillespie, Shirley :;,~ ,.. Gillispie, Linda -

Gilsdorf, Larry Gochnour , Gary

Goeschel, Dennis Golden, Danny Goodwin , Keith Graul, Dennis

Gro n quist , Susan Gross , Suzanne

Gustafson, Roger

Fellers , Cathie Felto n, Jim Fenstemaker , Dan

Forcier , Steve Ferguson , Derald Ferguson , Kay

F erguson , Lana Fern , Shirley Fields , Anita

F itc hett , Mary Florea , Sharon

Fo ntaine , Kar en

Gustin , Julie

Ham ilton , Cher y l · ·

Haas, Kath y a.

H ammes , Glen

Ham mond, William '?

H aney , Harold Hann eman , Kathy

Fo rd, Kenneth Foster , Gilbert Foster, Susan

Hansel , Gary

Hansen, Charlene Hansen , Cheryl Harris , Jim Harris , Pam Hart, Emily Hart , Susan Hartshorn , David Haydon , David

Hecht , Dennis Heiserman , Byron Hellerich , Douglas

Henriksen , Sheryl Henry, Susan Heston , Kathryn

Heydon , Ju ne

H ia tt , Ken Hiatt , Randy Higgins , John H i lto n, Dori A nn

H inkle, Tim

Howell , Betty Howell , Robert Huber , Bob

Hi sey, Anita

Hl adi k , Shi rley

Hoch , Linda

H umeniak , Jea nnie Hu nter, Ja m e s Hut chison, Sta n

Hohenstein , Jim

Holm, Nancy

Holton , Bill

Ifland , Sandy Ilkenhons , Jan

Ingrams , Jim

Hood , Starr Hoover , Chris Hornby , Clinton

Inman , Jim Irick , Rosanne Ja mes, David Jensen , Arlinda Johnson , Eva Johnson , Kirk

Johnson, Richar d

Johnso n, V irginia

Johnston, Tom

Jones, Gary

Jonsso n, Geir

Jungers , Ju dy

Jurgens, Ji m

Kaul , Linda

Keating, Ji m

Keefe , Colin

Ke ller , Nancy

Kenned y, Geral d

Kent , Larr y

Ketterer , Jack

King , John

Ki ng, Marietta

Ki ng, Mildred

Kirby, Dian e

Kirk , Terry

Kleeb , A nn

Kluska, John

Knight , Kris tine

Knoble , Gary

Knudtson , Jim

Knudsen, Terry

Koch, Don

Kollman , Jane Koontz , Dennis

Kors , Karen

Krc marik, David

Krieger , Tom

Kringle , Don

Krohmer , Dick

Kru mm, Roger

Kruse, Carol

Longmore , Linda Loos, Craig Lortz , Tom Lowe , Mike Luedtke, Robert Luedtke , Tom

Lyman , David McAdams , Co nnie McAdams , Susa n

McDiffett , Cheryl McGill , Suzanne McGovern , Jerry

Sophomores participate in physical fitness programs by doing exercises with assistance from classmates.

McGrew, Catherine McM urtry , Sharon McVey , Carol

Kunkee , Mike Kunzman, James Kyle, Doug Laher, Frank

Sophomore Galen Schulz astounds members of the gymnastics team as he goes through his difficult routines during practice session.

Lahodny , Ju dy Lamberson, Alla n Lange, David LaPointe, Charles

Larsen, Linda Larson, Cherie Laws, Diane Leavitt , Robert

Lehr , Charlene Letheby , Susan Lewis, Ellen Lewis , Ron

Livers , Steven Lobush, Ronnie Lockhart , Larry Lofink , Kathy

Miller , Ji m Miller , Jim Miller , John Miller , Mike Mills , Joyce Mitchell , F rank Mo ffitt , Katherin e Mook , Janeen

Morell, Mik e Morga n, Mik e Morgaridge , Jo yce Morlok , W i lli am

Morrison , St e v e Mozdzen , Ruth Mullenax , Ke ith Murkle , Gal e

Madsen, John Magorian, Jerry Mahlman , Robert Manley, Peggy Manske , Georgia Martin , Brock

Martin, Cheryl Martin , Scott Maul, Tom Meents, Mike Melichar , Ron Menefee , Barry Meng , Li nda Merrill, Corinne Metcalf, A lan

Mike Y earley and Jim Hohenstein visualize wearing their own varsity letter sweaters.

Murphy , Michael Myers, Paul Nahle y, Carolyn Nauslar , Terry

Sophomores Beverly Talley and Loris Stith dream of representing Northeast by belonging to Rockettes.

Sophomore band prerequisite to advanced music

Neal, Carol Neiderhouse, Lon Nelson , Jim Newcomb, Nancy Newell , Lizabeth Newlon , Philip Newstrom, Bill Niemann, Rodney Niemeyer, Marva Norwood , Mary

O ' Hare , Stev e Oliver , Bob Ollson, Marjorie Olsen, Artyc e

Ostwinkle , Pet e Otto , Steve Packett , Virgil Parker , Larry

Pearson , Gary Peet , Barbara Perkins , Craig Peter , David

Peterson, Sandra Petri , Barbara Pettit , Scott Ph elps , Charlotte

Phillips , Joyce Phill ips , Vernie Pickerel , Nancy Pierce , David

Prep band director Mr. Schulz assists Randy Hiatt and Keith Mullenax who are practicing for the music festival at Lincoln Northeast.

Piontek , Al an Pitts , Douglas Plock , Kenny Preston , Cindy

Price, Jack Prie ss , David Proch now, Michael Prusia, Christine

Pu eppke, David Quigley , Joan Rochow , Linda Rapp , Barbara

R asmussen, Ho ward Rausch, Connie Ra usc h er, Dwane Rauss, Melvin

Reddick , Dwight Rediger, Wayne Regelean, Cheryl Reinick , Tom Rexilius, T o m Riedel , Harold Rife , John Rivett, Charyl

Robel , Dave Roberts, Harvey Roberts , Jorene Roberts, Sandy

Roblyer, Larry Rohn, Sandy Roland , David Roller , Gail

Ross, Dan Reuter, Christine Rule , Tom Rung, Robert

Rupe, James Rush , Amalie Rustermier, Barbara Sabalka , Elizabeth

Sampson , Steve Sazama , Janet Schafer , Dennis Schafer, Dennis

Shuman , Kar en Sizemor e , Terr y Sloey , Tom Smith , Ann Smith , David Smith , Florence Smith , Harry Smith , Judy Smith, Michael Smith , Sandra Snyder , Keith Snyder , William

" Accented notes are separated ," director Mr. Schulz explains to s ophomore members.

Schaffer , Stephen Scherer , John Schmidt, St ep hen Schultz, Jim

Schwab, Marv in Severn , Ro nnie Shaeff , Jol een Shearer, Linda She lbourne , Kar en Shel don , Richard Sherven, Arlene Shirey, Ja nis

Sophomores, faced vvith nevv duties, labor to adiust

Adjus t ment was the first requirement for sophomores But once the in itial change had been accepted, the class settled down to the routine of homework and study. Work techniques learned in junior high were beneficial in assignments required as sophomores.

Sophomore boys participa t ed in sports and athletic intramural groups during the school t erm Receiving numerous honors, awards, and certificates enabled the class of '66 to be recognized as an outstanding group of students. The t raining they received prepared them for t heir p laces on varsity squads in years t o follow.

The girls, refusing to be excluded, enthusiastically organized bus trips for out of town games a n d joined ex trac urr icular a t h le ti c groups. T he accent on physical fitness encouraged many to develop their potential to the greatest capacity.

T he s e ambi ti ous studen t s demons trated t heir ab i lity to accep t the responsibilities and obligations required of them in their firs t year in N or th e as t H igh S cho o l.

Sophomore class office rs Marcia Wall, Bob Thacker, Linda Stansbury, and Tim Hinkle wait patiently for Mr. Simon.

Spelts , Sh ar on Sp inar, Do n Sta iduhar , Edd ie

Stairs , Jud y Stanley , Bob Stan s bury , Linda Stark , Sharon Starkey , Lloyd Stephen , Lorna Ste rli n g , Bob Stewart , Rondo Stith , Lori s

Stokke, Lynn Sto n er , Paula Stotts , Ell en

Strayer , Dann y Summ e rs, Dennis Sundquist , Randy

Sutter , Charles Sutton , Richard Swanson , Jane

Swanson , Ken Swartz , John Swenson , Paul

then actively participate and, lastly, achieve

Tharnish

Twiehaus,

Sophomore biology students gain new knowledge by listening to Mrs. Ingwerson explain methods used in dissecting.

Szakal y, Cra ig Talbott , Phillip Tall e y , Be verly

Tautfest , Alvin Tautfest, Andrew Tays , Susan

1'eal , Gayla Teterow , Tom Thacker, Bob

, Dan Tharnish , Di ck Thompson , Larry

Thompson , Tom Tische , Diana T ische , Jim

Topliff , Paul Torell, Ann Townsley , Ruth Travis , Linda Tumblin , Debbie Tupa , Alvin

Hebert Tyrrell , Patricia Urbom , Richard

Underwood , Bette Unger, Connie Upton , Susan

Knowing how to operate and repair a tractor is but one of the many skills learned by sophomores in the Agriculture classes under the direction of Mr. Schmadeke.

Va nde rlecht , Judy Vercell in o , Ann Vifquain , Gary

Wall , Ted W all er , Doroth y

Walters , Carol Walters , Delore s Ware , Joh n

Vosika , Jackie Vosika, Patty Voyle s, Philip

Warkow , Bob W arner, Nancy Watts , Cindy

Wait , Steven Wagner , Jean Walker , Gary Walker , Ronnie Wall , Marcia

Wear , Kathy Weber , Linda Wedberg , Carol

Weiberg , Cathleen Weiler , Sherry Wells , Bradley

Wells , David Wertz, Dennis Westfall , Gary

Wilson , Dianne Wisehart , R aymond

Westover, Karen Weyer, Ardyce Weyer, Jerry

Witten , Shirley Wittstruck , Gary Woessner , Nancy

Weyer, Lee Wheatley , Doris Whitham , Nellie

Wolfe , Cindy Woolman , Larr y Worley , Sharon

Wick , Barbara Wieker , Ann Wilken, Steve

Williams , Robert W i lson , Bev e rly

Wright , Terry Yohe , Gary Yates , Stan

Y earley, Mike Zimmerman , Gary Zimmerman , Mike

NOT PICTURED

Brown , Larry Dickey, Daniel Dovel, Bill

Graham , Linda Gude , Craig Hansen, Karen Hauschildt , Kandis Hobbs , John Huddle, John Kenaston , Lee Lester, Roger McCord, David Mills , George Rae , Linda

Remi n gton , Jan Robert s, Connie Samuelson , Linda Sarrell s, Jame s S c hultz , Galen Seyersdahe , Eldon St e phen son, Robert Towns , Jo e Uribe , Danie l Traver, David Walker , F rancis Wilcox , Linda Zepf , Jim

Representing new students of the sophomore class are Mike Rains, Nita Chessmore, Dawn Booth, Charles Graham.

Activities

Blues, reds, yellowsthese the painter adds to give depth, and contrast to his portrait. A painting done only in the deep basic tones would indeed be drab. So the artist adds color, lights, shadows to enhance the features of his model.

Activities are the blues, reds, and yellows of the campus. A pastel formaL a resplendent trophy, the echo of a Christmas vesper, a reflection in the pool, the sound of the early morning buglersthese are the "blues, reds, and yellows 11 of a campus.

Student Council reflects kaleidoscope of opinions,

A ny organization made up of s ixteen hundred individuals, thirty-two organizations, ten organized sports, plus countless activitie s , require s a gu iding hand to co-ordina t e plans and projects . Thi s is the Studen t Council.

Jochen Kraemer and Linda Ramsey , the two non-officer student council members who attended the State Student Council Convention, discuss materials they received while in Scottsbluff, this year's convention site.

Besides promoting the image of Northeast , the council served as a sounding board for new ideas and new suggestions Members became a liaison between school and community, between faculty and student, between class and department, between administration and staff.

Such was the task of t he Student Council.

Fi rst semester student body officers , Bob KinKaid , vicepresident; Sheldon Otto , secretary; Carrie Kulla, president; and George Knight. treasurer, look over the newly-restored Rocket sig n at the school's south side

First Semester Student Council : Row 1-P Guidinger , J Brox , D Knutson , S. F isher, J Kraemer , G. Knig ht. Row 2-N. Herstein , B KinKaid , G. Thompson , B. Scott , L. Defnall , L. Ramse y, M Haeseker. Row 3-S Saleh , S Otto , R. Bow ker, B Ha rman, N Woll , Y Okano , L. La r sen , C Cadwell. Row 4-C. Kull a , D. Schafer , J Cook , T Lued tke , C. McAdams , D Borgman , S. Wit te n

becomes clearing house for school policies, plans

Meeting twi ce weekly, on Tuesdays and Thursda ys during fourth period , th e Student Council studie d rules a nd re gul ations of the school. The council was composed of ten seniors, ei gh t juniors, and six sophomores elected from th eir resp ect ive class e s. Sponsorin g t he council's activiti e s was Mr. Tayl or, principal of Lincoln Nort heas t Hi gh School

As elected representatives of t he student body , the council formed a liaison grou p for all

Second term officers, Jack Handa, vice-president; George Knight. secretary; Nancy Wolf, treasurer; Dianne Knutson, president. plan the day's agenda.

school activities T hey formulated school policies and recommended changes and inno vations , both social and academic

In addition, members of the council prepared an d presented the annual half-time show during the H omecomin g foo t ball game. The prog ram outlined, throu g h skits and song, the history of Northeast Representatives also attended the Intra-Cit y Council and the state convention held in November.

As part of their various duties and activities, second semester Student Council members, Richard Bowker, Cindy Wolfe, Linda Stansbury, and Jim Brox, count and tally ballots cast by the student body in the election of sophomore and junior class officers.

Seco nd Se m ester S tu d e nt Co u n cil: R o w 1-S. S a leh , T Nelso n , ) Wald o, N Wolf, D Craft , ) K e tt ere r , G Th o mp s on Row 2-Y Okano , V Pa c k et t T Hink le, L. St a berg , ). Ho n d a M Ja cobso n , P M oeller , B Har mo n R o w 3- H ers t e in ) Brox , M K e l le, R B o w ker, C K u lla S O t to L. St an s b ury C. Wolfe. Ro w 4-D. Kn utso n P B lue M )i rk a B. T h ac ker, ). Handa G. Kn i g ht, ) Kra e m e r M r. Ta y lor.

Jr. Red Cross'ers contribute time and talent

H oliday r emem brances to patients at nursing homes, Butternut key strips to buy Christmas gifts for orphans, baskets of food to needy families , a Thanksgiving assembly for students , March enrollmen t drive, joke books for shut-ins - all these plus hours upon hours of volunteer service at loca l hospitals and care homes' This is what the high school Red Cross members, under the guidance of Mrs. A dams and Mrs. Krause, contributed to their community during the year.

Meeting on al ternating Wednesdays, the chapter remains one of the most active organizations at Lincoln Northeast H igh School.

Red Cross: Row 1-D Thompson , J Kemis t , B Dority , C. Hametz , N. Herstein , S. Mueller , N. Holm, B Adams , K Copas , G. Knapp , L. Hans e n , T Stark , Mrs. Adams. Row 2-Mrs Krause , G. Teal, B. Borg e ns , L. Roper , M. Meents , S. Gillespie , M Cookson , C. Lehr , M. Clement , B. Wilson , P. Bockoven, J Gustin , D. Tumblin , S. Ifla nd Row 3-N. Pickere l , C. Wedberg , B Thacker , S. Green , L. Larson , B. Dingwell , V. Wall J Kimes, L. Blackfo rd , B. Ki e rstead , S Olso n , K Heston, B Althouse.

Suzanne Olson , a Junior Red Cross volunteer worker, helps week l y i n th e laboratory at Veteran's Hospital.

Heading for a County Council meeting are reps, Barb Borgens, Julie Gustin, Bob Thacker , and Kathy Copas.

Science club probes into secrets of tomorrovv

Learnin g more about the world of science as well as the world around them, Science Club members planned speakers and trips for their bi-weekly T u esday ni g ht meetings .

Because of the increased demand for trained specialists in the scientific field, sponsors Mr Resz , Mr Watt, and Mr. Jeffery felt it was ne c essar y to acq u aint members with v arious branches of modern day science.

One of the meetin g s was held in conjunction with the Astronomy Club at the University of Nebras ka Club members felt this trip was enjo y able as well as informative.

Explaining radio-activity , a speaker at another meetin g kept club members alert by testin g them with a Geiger counter. It was disc o v ered that Science Club was a pretty " active" organization at Lincoln Northeast

Another meetin g w as held at the SmithDorsey pharma c euti c al laboratory, a trip which was repeated from last y ear because of the interest which it aroused in club membe rs .

After attending a demonstration on glass blowing, John Steenbarger, Joanne Vrana, Dale Rediger, and Barbara Althouse decide to give it a try.

Row 1- J Sw an so n , D Niemann , M Jo h nson , J. Hiele n , C. P hillips, M r. Res z , M r. W a tt, M r. Je ff ery. Row 2- S Borchers, T McK ee , M Vra na , D. Re d iger, J. Moo c k, D. H an se n , G. Morgan , J. Stee n barg er. Row 3-D E r ba ch , D Lic kei, A. C art er, B Althouse, M C ookso n , S. He nriks e n , J. Vrana , V. Wall , B Ellis

Club officers for both semesters include Joel Swanson, Margaret Vrana, Vicki Wall, Sonja Borchers. Terry McKee , Janet Moock, and Gordan Morgan.

Internationalists become acquainted ~ith their

Yumi Okano , who is living with the Phil Henderson family , shows them a native doll from Japan.

Sharing a letter from home with the Norris Swanson family is AFS student Jochen Kraemer.

First Row-K. Roberts , S. McAdams, S. Worley, L. Lar sen, vice-president ; B. Althouse , treasurer ; J. Steil , president; C. Heileman, secretary; B Sabalka, G. Roller, C Martin Second Row-M Cookson , M. Crokaw , B. Dewey , S Rasmussen , L. F reese, N. Everett, S Illa nd , J Dugdale , S Grim , S. Saleh, L. Casper. Third Row -P Goldsberry, N. Dalby , L. Erickson , S. Dedering , K. Fros cheiser, R. Gould, S. T ho mpson , L. Wals h, L. Stephen , S. Gillespie, K. Ekstrom , J Weidman. Fourth Row-C Prusia , S. Green , C. Wedberg B. Bates , N. Sa nd , J. Munford , J Kraemer , M Wall , L. Crosley , P. Briggs , K. Nicolai, V. Naylor , M. Gar!.

AFS students and "neighbors throughout the vvorld"

Throu g h the year , International Club members explored man y foreign countries. Slides and colorful displa y s of handiwork illustrated costumes and traditions of the many lands vi sited by the members.

Ea c h year a forei g n foods dinner is prepared. Guests have a chance to tr y strange and exotic foo d s and exchange recipes.

The Christmas season brou g ht a party where members portrayed customs of other countries In the Mexican tradition, pinatas were broken by blindfolded s tu dents.

The year's outstanding project was selling tickets which were redeemable at a local restaurant , with a per c ent of each ticket being dona t ed t o the AFS fund.

Yumi Okano displays the native dress of Japan.

Deba t e: F irst Row-J. Smi th , G Pearson , J Honda. Second Row-N Nolm , B Howe ll, L. Huff, T Doughe rty. Th ir d Row-T Hall , A. Larson , G Mo r gan , D Sherman , J Swa nson Sta nd ing-K. Gaskins , R P rier, R Kruse , J Moore , D Erbach , J. Rue ter , S Schmidt , D Schafer , L. Hamil ton , S. Pa y ne , J. Brown

Officers of N. F L. for first and seco n d semesters were Ken Gaskins, Joel Swanson , Jane Handa, Roger Kruse , Dick Sherman , and Randall Prier.

Varsity Debat e: Seated-S. Payne , R P rier, T Hall. Standing-A. Larson , K. Gaskins, J. Swanson , D S her man , G. Morgan

Collecting trophies becomes popular NFL hobby

Encouraging excellence in debate and individual speaking was the main objective of National Forensics League, sponsored by debate coach Mr. Mueller.

Requirements for membership in this organization were met by earning twenty-five NFL points Points were earned by participating in variou s debates and speech events. Various teams were victorious in local and area meets, and as a result many trophies were added to the Northeast trophy case

Intermediate Debaters: Stand i ng-D. Erbach , L. Huff , L. Hamilton. S eated-S Pa y ne , J Handa

Beginning Debaters: Standing-G. Pearson , G. Moore , T. Dougherty , D. Schafer , J Rueter. Seated-S. Schmidt , N. Holm , B. Howell.

N. F. L.: Seated-J Marshall , B. Howell , L. Huff , J Koon , J. Handa , N. Holm, S. Payne. Second Row-G Pearson , S. Schmidt , D. Erbach, J. Rueter , D Schafer , R. Prier, A. Larson , T Ha ll , L. Hamilton Third Row-D Blandford , K. Gaskins , T Dougherty , J. Swanson , D. Sherman , G Morgan , G Hill , R. Kruse.

All vocal music groups combine for

Row 1-Y O k ano , M Weborg , S. Lee , J. Dean , M. H ester , M. P hillip s , ) Brox , M White , M. Warnsholz , B Ka iser , S Por t c he , ) Handa , D Morris , M. Conrad , D McGovern , S. Brad ley, ) St ans bury , S. Mille r, D Wallace , M Olsen , M Madden , B Williams. Row 2S. M ueller , S. Gerlach , D Pet er s

Francis , D Polage , T. Hempel , J. Loudenback , J. Irwin , J. Burc h , R. Goldenstein , W. S i mmons , T Monk , G Alberti , V Martin , M. Johnson , B. Ca ley , P Herman , M. Ke lle , S Fis her , J Steil, B Kierstead , L. Woodrum , N. Rogers. Row 4-M Gray , D. Fag er , C Gedwillo , B

Groups large and small provide musical variety

Annually the vocal music departmenTs combine to present various pro g rams, operettas, vespers, and special assemblies. These groups, directed by Mrs. Snook and Mrs. Stednitz, consist of three mixed chorus group s , girls glee club, choir, and triple trio

Some of Lincoln Northeast's oldest traditions were observed again this year . During the holiday season everyone was serenaded by the choir, who also took part in the Christmas assembly, spring concert, and a vesper program After numerous auditions and rehearsals,

"Let's !ry that once more ," comments Mrs. Snook to Mrs. Ungers , pianist for the vocal groups.

the operetta was presented Girls glee club assisted the choir b y furnishin g scenery , costumes , and props.

Harmon y and showmanship were the key words for the members of the Northeast Triple Trio. The group was composed of nine Junior and Senior girls and an accompanist, all selected by auditions Performing for various civic groups kept the Triple Trio busy practicing all the time . This year the girls wore matching blue wool dresses.

Triple T rio: J Wilson , J Jeffries , M. Hester , J. Ko o n , P. F ra nc is , J. Alle n , N. Rog er s , C. McMeen , J Dean , B Williams.

Row 1-C Schweitzer , R Townsley , C Roberts , B P etri , J Farbe r , S. De ll , A. Junge , B Ta lley , E. Schneider , S. Hl adi k , M Brokaw , S Upto n , D. Tische , K Merritt. Second Row-E Broc h u , A. Je n se n , L. Hoc h , S. Worley , S. Gross , B. Thompson , S Garbers , D Dinsm ore , J. Vanderlec h t , R. Pi tches , C. Loos , T. Sizemore , J_ Ska la , D. Schleiger. Third Row- L. Erickson , J_ Brown , J Vosik a , M King , B Morlok , D S h ipp , M. P roch n ow , D .H a ydo n , R. Lester , J. Remington , J. Smith , L. Wismer , A. Olsen , L. Stephen , L. Lambert. Fo urth Row-Mrs. Mar garet Sted n itz , teacher ; Mrs. Dorothy Jungers , accompanist , C Regelean , D Cuzzupe , D. Walters , N. MacNabb , K. Brown , R. James , M Zimmerman , G. Cooper , T Krieger , M F ickes , J. Kilus k a , R. E ise nbar th , B. Barn ey , P. Eb ert.

Row 1-P Led y ard , S Smithey , K. Roberts, M Spomer , A. Dawson , L. Stokke , A Brunsen , M. Shelton ,. T Hester, I. Fle tche r , M Mos her, M Renaud , J Kemist, S Gronquist , G Knapp , S McAdams , J. Kollman , C. Neal , L. Mathews, K Kendl e, N. Alt Row 2-S Grim , S. Johnson , M Waller , K. Bennett , V Williams, P McCor kle , N Dalby , L. Ferg uso n , S Ra h n , S. Detenbeck , J Ellis , S. Welter, S Tray s , J Roberts , C Dietrich , J Dugdale , B Bowers , J. Rewerts , P Fren ze n , E Snook , C. Hawk i ns Row 3-S. Rasmu ssen , B Abbink , L. Larsen , C Becker , D Laird , N. Mason , A. Ward , L. Chriswisser , L. Talbot , K. F erguson , M Be cker, J. Wright , J Waldo , C Clements , K Daug herty , P Russell , D McMurtry, K Haas , P Grell, L. Ja ck son ,

B. Wilson , L. Walsh. Row 4-B Heilman , P Cunningham , S Olson , M Becker , L. Larson , E Stotts , V T halmann , H Strahan , J. La hod n y , J Richards , L. Blackford , D Detmer , S Let heby , J. Miller , K Roblyer , L. Stansbury , D Johnson , C Wolfe , C Walters , K Dovel, S Green , P Webster

Mary Gray, in the role of Eliza, goes through the transformation from a poor flower girl to a young lady who once in a while forgets her newly acquired poise, to the final accomplishment - making her debut at the embassy ball.

Phyllis Herman has another story for Stan W attn em, Mary Gray, Melvin Johnson, Dennis Murphy, and Terry Berogan.

Bartenaer Jim Burch warns Mike Jirka, alias Doolittle, against marriage , with the help of Harry, or Jerry Irwin.

Director Mrs. Snook and student directors Carol McMeen ; Bonda Haeffner, and Wanda Nelson go over one of the numbers in preparation for the operetta.

Choir changes flo¥Jer girl into "My Fair Lady"

An atmosphere as English as London fog rolled over the auditorium May 8 and 9 when the choir presented "My Fair Lady," under the direction of Mrs. Velma Snook.

The transformation of the dirty , ill-mannered Cockney flower girl Eliza Doolittle into a fashionable lady of English society, becomes the project of Professor Henry Higgins, assisted by Colonel Pickering Their work begins in a lowly Cockney neighborhood and as the operetta progresses , the scene shifts to the Ascot Gavotte races , and finally to the Royal Ball in high society Not all goes well, however, as Eliza at times has difficulty remembering her newly-found sophistication and reverts to her former self. After minor, and major, crises are passed , the climax is reached when the transformed Eliza becomes My Fair Lady.

Elaborate sets and unique lighting effects prepared by the stage crafts department, plus extravagant costumes, added to the enchantment of the familiar melodies, and the audience found themselves swinging and swaying as the choir swept through the various waltzes of the era under the direction of Mrs Dorothy Unger.

Bill Shreffler and Roger Woods hope to improve MaryGray's speaking techniques with the aid of marbles.

Susan Lee, Linda Woodrum. and Beverly Wilcox console Mary Gray, as she realizes she has been discredited.

At tea are Jeri Munford, Mike Conrad. Sid Keelan, Mary Gray, Bill Shreffler, Roger Woods. and Pat McCorkle.

Ba n d : F ron t Row-N. Li vers , P Sam ue ls , M Re na u d , C. H e i le man , N. Bauma n , J Oakes , N. Wulf , R P rier , N. B ornemeier , T Vilquai n ,

M. Vra n a. S e co nd Row-S. Sc hu lz , R. Bail ey , V. Co rn ell , M G r itz , J. Weidm an , R. Marti n , E. Ba ld wi n , M C ar lso n , D. Wo od ruff , S B lad e s , J. Stan s b ur y , L. W h i t e d , J. Bis h op , S F indle y , N. P owell , S Wolf , W. Nelso n , B. Ev e land T h ir d Row -B Davis , J Ki ng , L. Bickfor d , J Co n a n t , C. Gude , B. Hill , J H a vro n ek , M. Bai ley , C. Davi d so n , B Solli n , L. M yers. F ourth Row- J Coo k , A. Sherve n , S Alle n , S Ja nda , C. Siemeri ng , H. Ebm ei er , B Borg e ns , D Hill , D. G ran t , C. P erki n s , N. La n e , J. Thompson , S Borge n s , M Gray , D. M urp hy , T Morrisse y, H. Han e y , B Bu rt c h , G Estl e , H. Sm i t h, R. Bossu ng , D P ierce , D Her r , P Gl an c y, D Elliott , T. Nilsso n St and in g-W. /3i mmons , K Co p a s , J Se v ern , K Jo h n so n , R Miller , S. F orcier , K M urphy , Mr Du an e Schulz.

St ri ng En s emble : G a rla nd Ki n er , S us ie He nd erso n , Ma r gi e H ut c hi n s o n , C h eryl Nel so n , Sus an S ch u lz , S and y McLa u g hl in , D iann a G a r c ia , Pa m Bockov e n , Marsh a Wal l, S h aro n Ep pe n s

Bob Soflin, Les Myers, Bobby Edwards, and Charles Davidson begin each school morning with the call to colors preceding the flag salute.

Instrumentalists expand interest • 1n fine arts

Adding a lively touch of color to the "Northeast picture" was the instrumental music department. This department is made up of various musical groups, differing not only in size but also in purpose

The ninety-member advanced band provided Northeast sports fans with pep and enthusiasm throughout the year at basketball games, football games, and rallies. The ninepiece string ensemble entertained frequently a t

several teachers' meetings, parents' meetings , and other school events. Fifteen musicians composed the popular dance band; t wenty participated in the Lincoln Youth SyI11phony.

New twirlers' uniforms, participation in Band Day, marching in a downtown community Christmas parade , and the Mic-East Band Festival a t York- all these and more were highlights of t he year.

Starting each assembly with "The Star Spangled Banner " are Les Myers, Bob Edwards , Charles Davidson, Bob Soflin , John Thompson , Mary Gray , Nick Lane , and Doug Hill.

Orchestra: First Row-G Kiner , S Henderson , S Gerberli ng , P Briggs , G Kennedy , S McLaughlin , P Bockoven Seco nd Row-M Hutchinso n , B Braas ch, L. F reese, J McDowell , E. Edelmaier , A Churda , R Johnson , B Mine r, C. Groat , C. Barring er , S. Schulz. Third RowK. Kohler , V. Villiers , M Kaye , L. Lars e n , T. McKe e, M Wall , B. Ellis , J. Allen , D. Craft , M. Teichert, C. Merrill , L. Mayfield , V Spurgin , S. Cooley, D. Giebelhaus , J Allen. Fourt h Row-L. Lovejoy , C Bratt , J. Burk hardt , C Walters , J Vrana , P Roth , B. Soflin , L. Meyers, D Hill , P Glanc y , N. Lane , F Lee , D Golden , P Me yers , G. Yohe , M. Thomas , P Mo eller , D. Cunningham , B Edwards , J T hompso n , I. Boiler , M Wall, S. Eppens. Filt h Row-F. Ma v S YntP!': Mr Sch11l7 Mr Souder.

Dance Band: Row 1-K. Murp hy , E. Baldwin , S. Blades , J Stansbury , L. Whited , B. Eveland , W Nelson , S. Schulz. Row 2-Mr. Schulz , B Bu r tch , B Soflin , L. Myers , L. Lane , T. Nilsson , J. Thompson

Twirlers : First Row-M Renaud , N Livers , J Stansbury , S Schulz

Second Row-T Vifquain , B Borgens , D. Hill, M Vrana. Not Pic ture d-C Heileman.

Masque and Gavel calendar reflects busy year

Under the leadership of sponsors Mrs. Elizabeth Reeder and Mr Charles Harper, Masque and Gavel offered interested students an opportunity to learn about and participate in speech activities.

Sponsoring two All-School Plays, "Dial 'M' for Murder" and "You Can't Take It With You," was the largest task of this busy organization. These plays involved much work on the part of members and developed in other students an interest in dramatics, and provided them with a chance to become members. Entertainment at Masque and Gavel's monthly meetings was provided by members and various guest speakers from the Lincoln area .

New members were initiated at two banquets, one held in January and the other in May. Also at these banquets, retiring cabinet members installed new officers.

Cabinet members Randall Prier, Bobbie Kierstead, Larry Schneider, Jennifer Marshall, Dick Sherman, and John Carter talk with sponsors Mrs. Reader and Mr. Harper.

Bob Spelts, Vickie Greene, and Gary Hill find decorating for the Masque and Gavel Spring Banquet loads of fun.

Masque and Gavel : First Row-C Heilman , R Good, L. Hamilton , K. Williams, M Weborg, J Stansbury , J Lewis, S Mueller, L. Huff , P Guidinger, A Johnson Second Row-Mrs Reeder, F. Lee, K Jones, C McMeen, M Hu1chinson , V Greene , R. Kierstead, P. Francis, M Vrana , J Marshall , J Moock, J. Koon, K. Gaskins Third Row-J. Carter , L. Schneider, M. Thomas, R Prier , B Soflin, D. Sherman , J Kelley , G Hill , B Spelts, D. Blandford , B Thacker , Mr Harper.

Walt Blakesley, Dennis Schafer, Chuck Roland , and John Cramer represent the Wacisa dancers.

John Carter and Barb Williams bring back the "Roaring Twenties " via the Charleston.

Masters of ceremonies, Nancy Wolf, Susie Henderson , John Carter. Jennie Marshall , and Carolee Heileman work on publicity posters.

Beatles Sherry Rasmussen, Sheila Ubben , Sally Novotny, and Nancy Dalby and sophomore can-can girls Karen Kors , Connie Clifton, Sandy Roberts, Debbie Tumblin, and Carol Neal add variety with new and old song and dance skits.

Rocket Revue depicts 1964 political campaign

" P olit ics and Rocke ts ," th e t heme of t h e 196 4 Rocket Revue, reflec t ed t he action s of p o liti cians du r ing election year madne ss Traveli n g with MC's por traying political candida tes in t h e P re s idential elections, the audience v isited all parts of the coun try and were involve d in a v igorous campa ign t o ge t ou t and g et e v er y bo dy' s vot e

Under the di r ection of Mr . Du ane Schulz , the campaign moved from Carnegie Hall, to U C.L. A campus, to A rizona , to Kansas Ci t y , and finally ended in New O rleans

Along their way campai g ners m et , amo ng other t hings, folk s ingers , a group of In d ian dancers , Japane s e and Spanish dancers , and the ever-present Beatl e s.

The Revue w as presented on A pril 16 and 17, and left everyone , audi e nce and perf o rmers alike, ea g er and an x iou s t o participate in t h e chall e n g ing 196 4 c a mpaign s a nd election .

Tim Nelson , Bob Parks, M i ke Pueppke , Paul Moeller, and Bill Kerrey - five juniors from the Grecian water ri tual.

Campaigning for votes leads Rocket Revue ma s ters of ceremonies from Susie Henderson, Spanish dancer at the World's Fair, to a Carnegie Hall performance by Susie Bornemeier, to the Wild West and Mary G ray.

THE GOSSI P: Caroly n Bratt , Bobbie Jo Ewen , John Butler , Nancy Alt , Mike Johnson , seated ; Ken Harmo n , Toni Orosco , Julie Gusti n , Bob Hill

CURSE YOU JACK DALTON: Jo h n Carter, Judy Lewis , Dav e Bran stro m , Vickie Greene , D o nna Axthelm , Judy Rewerts , Kir k Johnson

THE HAPPY JOURNEY FROM CAMDEN TO TRENTON: Susie Woodrum , Bob Howell , Marcia Brokaw, Barb Ellis , Bob Spelts , Dana Roper

THE TWE LVE POUND LOOK: Don Blandfo r d , Gary Graul , Pat McCorkle , Bobbi Kierstead

Drama Classes present tvvo evenings of one-acts

On April 24 and 25 Lincoln Northeast auditorium was filled with aspirin g Sarah Bernhardts, H eien Hayeses, William Booths , and John Barrymores from two d rama classes. The activity was the Sprin g Drama Festi v al's presentation of one-act plays

Mrs. E lizabeth Ree d er and Mr Chet Harper , along w ith student directors from each cast took the responsibility for g ettin g the shows off the

gro u nd Students learned much about the production of a play as the y learne d lines , provided props and costumes , and finall y mastered make - up skills.

Included in the eight plays presented were four comedies, three plays of a more serious nature , and two old fa s hi o ned melodramas All advertising and te chnical work was taken care of by drama students

ENTER THE HERO: She r ry We i ler , Larry J u r ge n s , Li n d a Ma t he w s , Cheri Moritz.

OPENING NIGHT: standing : Judy Junger , Linda S h earer , LoRis Stith , Pat DeNino , Marsha Teichert , Bob Dingw e ll , Kat h y Murphy , seated: Linda Williams , Jan P arott , Stephani e Wil li ams , Skoshi Skala

THE POT BOILER: s tanding : Linda Ki ng , Warr e n S imm o n s , M ik e Tho m as , J u d y Je ff ries , se at e d ; Larr y Ov e rman , Ro be r ta G ood , Ro n O t to

SHE WAS ONLY A FARMER 'S DAUGHTER: Sherry Smithey , Jennie Marshall, Ronnie Severn , Sharon Epp e ns , Mark Ficke s , Karen Williams , Carolyn Gedwillo

Rockets turn dramatists

The cast of "Dial 'M' for Murder" includes David Erbach, Bobbie Kierstead , Jenny Marshall, Mike Thomas, and director Mr. Harper; seated are Dick Sherman, John Carter, Randall Prier, and Larry Schneider.

By the use of blackmail, Tony tries to persuade Lesgate to murder his wife, Margot.

Playing unseen parts by providing actors' telephone voices are Gary Hill, Bob Spelts, and Vickie Greene.

Turning a blackmail letter over to Margot. Jenny Marshall, is Max, John Carter.

In charge of the lights are Tom Friesen and Bob Hill.

for tvvo All-School Plays

On November 8 and 9, drama department presented the year's first All-School Play, "Dial ' M' for Murder ." This mystery , written especially for "who-dunnit" fans by Frederick Knott, presented many technical and dramatic problems to student actors

Among these difficulties were the problems of presenting a realistic murder scene and of directing voices from a radio or a telephone at certain designated times.

"You Can ' t Take It With You" by Moss Hart and George Kaufman, the second AllSchool Play, was presented March 19 and 21. This play revolved around the wild antics of the Sycamore family.

Poking fun at the stuffy attitudes of social climbers, this comedy was well received by large audiences both nights, in spite of an uncooperative snake which refused to move from the bottom of its cage.

The plays were sponsored by Masque and Gavel and directed by Mr Harper.

Leads, Gary Hill and Bobbie Kierstead, present a "bit of romance" in the play .

"Look what I found in the bedroom!" exclaims Glen to Bob, Judy, Carolee, and Mike, while holding Jennie.

First Row-Carolee Heileman Second Row-Vickie Greene, Bob Spelts , Jennie Marshall, Judy Stansbury , Bob Soflin , Mr. Harper Third Row-Les Myers , Bobbie Kierstead, Gary Hill Fourth Row-Don Blandford, Glen Knapp , Margaret Vrana, Mike Thomas, John i=;arter , Kirk Brown , Donna Axthelm , Laura Portsche , Richard Sommers , Bob Thacker, Bob Hill.

"Jerry. you're the perfect model!" jokes Brian Keefe as Larry Parker and Jerry Motz work out an individual football pose they plan to use in the sports section.

"How's this for an idea?" co-editor, Jan Parrott. asks Jo Ann Crear, editor of the ROCKET. as they look through stacks of old annuals in search of new ideas.

Mary Wright and Marsha Olsen put Tobey Stark into position to have her "mug shot" taken for the yearbook. This scene became a familiar one for these three sophomore and junior section editors. as they were in charge of taking the pictures of some 1095 underclassmen.

Members of the advertising staff. Denny Bargman. Sharon Fisher. Nancy Wolf, Marilyn Holton. Nancy Bornemeier. Marilyn Kelle, lnta Bandars. and Julaina Kemist. set out on a typical day.

Rocket Staff strives to portray complete year

Fifteen s taff member s worked diligen t ly t o make the 1964 RO CK ET an ou ts tanding yearbook. P lannin g layout s , writing copy, headlines, and captions, plus scheduling pictures were only a few of the staff's varied duties and job s .

Working on the vital financial portion of the Rocket were eight members of the advertising staff who sold ads, wrote more captions, and arranged pictures.

A t Christmas time this staff united with the Northeastern editor s and made gift favors for lunch trays in t he cafeteria

To pro m o t e Rocket spirit th e st aff sp o nsor e d a contest for a cartoon figure which would represent t he students of Lincoln Northea s t. This Booster, known as " Ro cky" b ec a m e the symbol of LN, and appeared on sch oo l publication s.

Kathy Schidler and Kathy Kohler, the two faculty editors are deciding where to "crop " one of their pictures

Activity editors, Barb Ellis and Barb Strain, have learned how many clubs and organizations Northeast has.

Typewriters are funny machines: they just don ' t seem to work by themselves. Copywriters Jennie Marshall and Sherry Rasmussen find this statement very true

Marjorie Hutchinson and Jan Parrott remind seniors that their glossy pictures are $1.25 and due November 8.

Northeastern Staff keeps tab on Rocket history

Supplying Lincoln Northeast students with newspapers this year was a big task for the NORTHEASTERN staff As Rockets became more interested in the events of their school, even fifteen hundred copies of the newspaper did not meet their demands

New features in this year's paper included a regular girl's sports column and a humorous article in every issue Interviewing famous people appearing in Lincoln provided experience for the student reporters

Attendin g the annual Journalism Clinic at the University of Nebraska offered many opportunities for exchanging ideas with the other schools. Several staff members also competed in spring contests held at the University of Nebraska Fo ur were district winners s o were eligible to enter state competiti on

Comparing note s on the latest sports event are sports editors Gil Alberti and Glen Lockhart.

Marlys Madden. business manager. finds balancing the Newspaper's money is a difficult task . if not impossible.

Cindy Mazurak and Terry Baumbach. feature editor!;, interview Mr. Kidd for an article in the paper.

Catching up on the latest news and happenings of other schools is exchange editor. Lynda Harrison.

Editor Fern Seaton collects articles for the next issue of the Northeastern. She converse s with adviser Mrs. Hughes, then consults with two new second semester members. Dana Roper and Gary Hill.

Terry Baumbach and Mrs. Watters interview Nebraska's First Lady , Mrs. Morrison, after an honors assembly.

Checking layouts are page editors Dianne Knutson, Susan Paro, Carolyn Gedwillo, and Dianne Fager.

The Northeastern S t aff watches as the finishing touches are added to the newspaper.

Varsity cheerleaders constantly

"Hey, Carrie! I knew you could do 'em too! " screams Marlys Madden as she helps Carrie Kulla follow Susie Bornemeier ' s example of just how easy it is to do the splits. As Sharon Fisher, Barb Will i ams , Dianne Knutson .- and Pat Guidinger watch Susie, they think maybe it's not so hard after all. That is , if they don ' t see the expression on Carrie ' s face!

Dianne Knutson

Susie Bornemeier

Carrie Kulla

Marlys Madden-

Barb Williams

Pat Guidinger

Sharon Fisher

Chosen to lead South to victory in 1964 Shrine Bowl Game-

vvork tovvard precision

Judy Jeffries

Jennie Marshall

"Well, at Lincoln High, we-" Northeast and LHS cheerleaders get acquainted at one of the pre-game dinners.

Peggy Blue

Miss Burnham, cheerleader sponsor, gives approving applause to "her girls" at a pep rally.

"Rockets, Rockets, we are great!"-a new cheer introduced by the basketball cheerleaders.

Marilyn Kelle

Sandy Betts

Dianna Garcia

Lorre Bruce

Rockettes break records vvith 340 members

Row 1-S. Dahl , L. Wismer , B. Heilman , S Saleh, J Cook , M. Nahley , L. Defnall , S. Smithe y, J. Dean , T Nelson, P. Rivera, S. Gerlach, P Blue , S. Bornemeier , M Madden , M Kelle , C. Kulla , J Jeffries , D Knutson , B. Williams , S Fisher , S. Betts, J Marshall , P. Guidinger , L. Bruce, L. Larson, M Hester , L. Mathews , L. Staberg , C. Heil e man , S Borchers , P McCorkle, J Munford Row 2-S Mueller , L. Talbot , D. Ilkenhons , Y. Okano , J. Rewerts , V. Greene , N Bornemeier , E. Snook , J Kemist , L. Hansen, M Lutes S Novo t ny , S. Ubben, S Rasmussen , L. Williams , M Wright , R Summers , N Cronk , I. Bandars , N. Mason , S. Lee , ) Randa , S Wolf , B Barney , B Bowers , G Munson , S. Bradley , R. Ingram , K Full e r, S. Blades , D Inness Row 3-M. Holm , L. Harrison , N. McDonald , B Strayer , P Cunningham , L. Chriswisser , S Green , D. Laird , S. Ready , J Miller , P Webster, J Wright , S Grim , T Vifquain, K. Chelchowski, P Goldsberry , M Embree , L. F e rguson ,, B. Thompson , L. Long , L. Woodrum , M. Gray , C McMeen, M. Weberg, P. Francis , J Richards , P Herman , S Cramer, M Cady , B. Brooks , S Bridger , C Ewing. Row 4-M. Olsen , D Fager , F Seaton , J Waldo , J. Brown , L. Whitham , D Wallace ,

D Hilyard , C Packett , C King , M Wittstruck , T. Stark , G Turner , B. Sell , C. Clements , V Godfrey , K Nicolai , L. King , S Cooley , J Allen , .A . Ashby , V Spurgin , J Allen , B Davis , V. Cornell , M. Gritz , S Pieper , V. Villiers , L. Lovejoy , S Kessler , A . Junge Row 5-J Koon , B Borgens , B. Kierstead , N. Wolf, S Schultz , L. Adams , B McCullum , C Hametz , I. Weber , B Wi ison, J Kimes , L. Blackford , M Shelton , B Mu e hl h aus e n , D. Robison , P. Weskamp , C Schweitzer , S Smith , N Herstein , N Rolofson , P. Bockoven , T Christensen , K Schidler , J S teil, E Talbott , S Woodrum , K. Lamborn , D Ogier , N Alt , L. Leisher , L. Johnson Row 6-L. West , N Dalby , M. Hutchinson , B Strain ,

, L. Rams ey , M. Kalda hl , J M e tzg e r , J Low e , M. Buck , K Kearns , C Harris , J Bu rkhardt , R Anderson , M P eter s o n ,

D Sch aaf. T. Regler , J Taylor , M Ca rl son , B B urnham , B. Bates , J Walters , B Dove , K F roscheiser , N Wulf , E Hamilton , V Na y lor , M Koch , K Mills , J. Weidman , K. Barak , P F re nz e n , S Schmidt. Row 9-M. Teichert , L. Cas per , B Elli s , J M oock , L. Fran cis , N. Eldenborg , K Robl yer, C Siemering , T. Ca in , S Carlt o n , M Barn es , J Wells , S. McLaughlin , L. Po rts c he , M Miles , J Hughes, M Waller , L. Fos ter , B Ogden , L. Ber ger , D Franks , K. McCab e , S. Findl

Off vvith the old, on

Cheering Rocket teams on to victory was only part of the job for Pep Club members Keeping up team and school spirit whether the team was winnin g or losing was the g oal of more than three hundred Rockettes

Rocke ttes also sponsored the annual Turnabout on November 2, and the girls literally turned the tables on the boys, buying tickets, providing rides, and taking their dates out to eat after the dance This year's theme was " Tea House of the A ugust Moon," and exchange student Yumi O kano added to the O riental flavor by presenting a Japanese dance.

Reigning over the dance was King Bob KinKaid and attendants Dennis Borgman and Gib Alberti, elected by girls attending.

New hats finally replaced the white freshman caps that had been used for so many years. Designed by Margie Hutchinson and Nancy Wolf, the hats, white rockets with black letters LN and a black porn porn, were made by a committee of pep club members Over forty girls gave up their time to work on the hats. W om o n the side of the head, they gave an entirely new look to the uniforms

The ladies' choice for King of Hearts, Bob KinKaid, was chosen by a vote of the girls attending the Turnabout Dance. Gib Alberti and Denny Bargman were attendants.

first semester pep club officers, Linda Whitham , Nancy Herstein, Linda King , and Jan Parrott, supervise the long-awaited replacement of Rockette beanie -style hats.

B. Strain, D. Knutson, S. Schultz, B. Williams, J. Parrott, C. Kulla, M. Madden, S.

vvith the nevv--hats!

"Oh. come on, you guys!" Rockettes anticipate another victory as they cheer the basketball team to success.

"Well now, that's the wrong number!'" says Barb Burnham, treasurer, to Jan Koon, president, as she, Diane Hilyard, secretary , and Marsha Olsen, vice president, second semester officers, check bus connections for a pep club trip.

Pat Weskamp, Marianne Nahley, and Cindy Mazurak purchase new pep club hats from Margie Hutchinson.

Fisher, J. Hughes, G. Kiner, S. Bornemeier present rally skit. "Dressing Derby."

Taking part in the scooter race at the Mother-Daughter play day are Mrs. Thompson, Donna, Mrs. Berkemeier, Roberta, Mrs. Baumbach , and Terry watching Mrs. Hametz, Charlene, Mrs. Weber, and lrvene, who are participating.

Marcia Wall might seem to have the upper hand in this spot. but Sherry Green is right in there too.

First and second semester officers for GAA are Donna Thompson , Billie Scheidt. Jeri Munford, Terry Baumbach, Mary Holm, Jeanette Lahodny, and Barb Adams.

Mrs. Short adds another medal to Terry Baumbach ' s collection of awards won bv oarticioation in GAA.

Active girls find GAA is "~here the girls are"

Convinced t hat physical fitness is ju st as important for gi rls as it is for boys, many Nor theast girls participated in sports activities in the Girls' At hletic Asso cia tion

Meeting at least once a month, the girls played basketball, volleyball, tennis, baseball, archery, and va rious other sports.

F un was the key word on January 18, when GAA held its annual Mo t her-Daughter Play Day. Mothers who a tt ended found themselves trying to keep up wi t h their energe ti c daughters and t o prove their own physical dexte rity.

Girl s in G AA worked towards letters by earning units in various sports. In order to get a unit, gi rls participated in at leas t eight game s of a par t icular sport.

Spring activities for the club were highlighted by the Daddy-Daughter Dinner Date. Members brought their fathers to a banque t , at which next year's officers were installed.

Preparing for an afternoon of work to perfect their tennis skills are GAA members Jeanette and Judy Lahodny.

GAA: First Row-Mrs. Short, M Bartzatt , S Woodrum , S. Novotny , J Farbe r, S. Grim , R. Berkemeier , G Knapp , E. Snook , L. Howard , C Barz ydlo. Second Row-C. Addison , J. Dugdale , S Mueller , C Callaway , L. Orr , A. Fields , T Baumbach , C. Hametz , R. Miller , C. Hamilton , D. Thompson , S. Gerlach. T hi rd Row -B Adams , L. Bruce , M . Cookson , S. Carlton , S. Green , L. Blackford , G. Estle , S Ubben, S. Borgens , S. Rasmussen , G. Manske Fou rth Row-K. Griepe ns troh , J. Lahodny , J Moock , J. Munford , B. Ellis , M . Wall , J Kimes , J. Lahodny , I. Weber , K Heston , J. Vra na

Water Shovv changes pool to "Floating Gardens"

"Caterpillar" Kathy Copas, narrator Jan Koon and soloists Mary Holm, the "Butterfly," and Peggy Blue , the "Rose," display their colorful costumes.

Representing eight water lilies are Mary Embree, Carolyn Cadwell , Sandi Welter, Joleen Sheaff, Sandi Blades, Linda Wismer, Lynn Johnson, and Shirley Gillespie.

Stingered bees are portrayed by Carolyn Cadwell, Marty Fitchett , Lynn Stab erg, Linda Wismer, and Cathy McGrew.

1963 Pen guin show , " Floatin g Gardens," featured acts depicting various scenes taking place in A unt Matilda ' s garden . This show , presented to the public on November 26 and 27, climaxed hours of hard work for the busy members of this organization .

Providing some extra entertainment, the swimming team put on an exhibition before the matinee performance.

Under the direc ti on of Mrs. Vietta Short, th e Pen guins later in the year worked for letters In order to receive a letter , a girl must have earne d at least forty points by participating in the show, c ompletin g a life saving course, an d swimming half-mile len g ths.

Displaying their exuberant spirit, the Penguins won the School Spirit Award for the third time, retirin g t he trophy. This honor is indicative of the spirit and hard work put forth by all members of the Penguin Club .

P e ng ui n Club : F irst Row-K McG re w , B Wilcox , M Hester, L. Ramse y , M F itche t, P Grell , S Gillespie , N. Mason , P Webs er B Mu ehlh aus e n , L. Wi sm e r , L. Bruce B Borge n s Seco n d Row-S Gree n S Borge n s , J Koo n P Bl e , Rolofson , S. Blades , M Holm, L. Ad a ms , J Steil , E. Talbot , J Shea ff , L. Larsen , L. Johnso n , C Cadwell. Third Row-R. Good , J Kemist , K Shuma n , L. Staberg , L. Lov E:j oy , J Burkh ard t , S. Welter , M Shelto n , S Gerlach , K Copas , L. Huff, L. Ma tthews , M rs. Short

Three dramatic du e ts swum by Phyll i s Webster, Evelyn Talbot. sw i m team member Rod D e wey, Mimi Hester, Loretta Bruce, and Linda Matth e w s h i ghlight the show.

Letter svveaters shoYI membership in select club

Requirements for N Club c o n sist ed o f th e earning of a le tt er fo r a t lea st o ne o f t he t en available varsity sport s Letter s wer e receiv e d for the number of point s accumulated or tim e spent in competition

A dd ing suppor t t o ra ll ie s an d g am e s was t he principal function o f t h e cl u b. Boo stin g ca mpus sp ir i t and uph o lding sc hool tradi ti o ns were incentives to the player s .

The outstandin g even t of the year wa s the annual A ll-S po rts Spring Banquet and Da n c e sponsored by N Club . T he banquet was held to honor all athletes of Lincoln No r thea s t and was planned by commi tt ees cho s en fro m the various teams . During t he evening t he AllSports Kin g and Que en , chosen by Rocke tt e s and N Club, were crowned.

, D Kn ight , J Ma yfiel d , J. H esso n , R. Allison, B Keefe F ourth Row-J La ird, R Golde n stei n , B Lusher , B Harman , R Martin , R Jo hnso n , J Morf ord, F Lee , L. Park e r , B Steenson F ifth Row -R Bailey , C Ad a ms , B Kempkes, D Smith , R Dewey , D. E llis , B Edwards , B Kerrey , T Harris , T Nelso n , P Mo e ll e r. Sixth Row-D Steve n s , T Hart , D Cu nn i ng h am , J Honda , J Bro x , G. Bishop , R Bow ker , D M cCo nk ey , T Ochsner , D. S tab er g , C Wilson Seve n th Row - M Co nr ad , D Borgm a n , J Govaerts , M Brodd , G. T h ompson , B Scott , G Knig ht , J Egg er, C F oster , D Mi l holl a n Eighth Row- B. H a h n , T James , B Eve land , M Jacobsen , C Turek , T M o n k , J Motz , D Schell , B P ar ker , G. Be cker

Mr. Galloway, sponsor, demonstrates his supersalesmanship to N Club member s Jim Govaerts , Mike Clinkenbeard, Denny Van Landingham, Neal Keyser , and Dan Ellis who were in charge of concessions at the class C and D district basketball tournaments held at Northeast.

N Club : Fi rs t Row-R Garcia , B. B lank ,

Athletics

But a Campus Portrait must be more than a background highlighted with the golden tones of autumn, or the hush of a curtain being opened for an all-school play. To appeal to the viewer, the portrait must reflect action, competition, the thrill of a game well played, and the smile on the face of the eager or the weary sportsman.

This facet of a Campus Portrait is Athletics.

Northeast's Rocket players complete season

Take thirty-four boys, give them Northeast football uniforms, Coaches Art Bauer and Max Hester, a desire to win; this is the recipe for a successful football season As a result, the Rockets received plaudits for completing the 1963 schedule undefeated.

Not only was this true of the varsity, the sophomores accomplished the same task. LN's reserves missed perfection by two games, losing to Lincoln Southeast and Bellevue High

Sports columnists along with the wire services placed Northeast second in Class A ratings behind Creighton Prep , who also finished undefeated in their gridiron season .

Art Bauer and Company are to be congratulated for producing an excellent 1963 seasonal record . . . Twenty games were played, eighteen of these games were Rocket Victories.

Southeast back stopped by hard-hitting Rocket line.

Varsity team: Standing-R. Garc i a D Campbel l, C Tu rek , J Mayfield , D Vanland ingham , D Be r gman , T Harr is , G. Kn i ght , M Brodd , J. Egger. Knee li ng-K. Jones , M Morr ill , D C u nn i ngham , R. Woods, B. Parke r. Seated-T r , R. Jo h nson , Coac hes M Hest e r , A Bauer.

vvith perfect record

Northeast's squad included thirteen returning lett e rmen . They were: Dennis Borgman, Merli::1 Brodd, Rich Bowker, Dan Ellis, Roger Gallcway, Jack Honda, Marty Jacobson, Dick McCon k ey, Terry Monk, Bob Parker, Don Ri gg ert, Chuck Turek, and Gary Thompson .

Boys receiving their first gridiron letter were: Seniors Jim Brox, Dan Cunningham, Mike Clin kenbeard, Ralph Garcia, Ken Jones , Geor g e Manske , Jerry Morford, John Mayfield, Dennis Van Landingham, and Roger Woods.

Underclassmen receiving their first letters were: Juniors Jerry Egger, Rod Dewey, Tom Harris, George Knight, Bob Scott, and Sophomore Doug Campbell.

Members of the Rocket team who were honored for their playing ability and named for the all-city team were: Marty Jacobson, Mike Clinkenbeard, Dan Ellis, Merlin Brodd, and Doug Campbell. Players receiving honorable mention were Tery Monk, Don Riggert, and Bob Scott. Marty Jacobson was selected as an end for Nebraska's all-state team.

Coach Bauer goes over pre-game plans with players.

Standing-M Jacobson , G. Tho m p son , T Monk , R Gallowa y ,

Brox

Holm

Honda

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Northeast vvins Mid-East Championship

D Riggert

B Parker

J. Brox

Lincoln Northe ast Coaching St aff: Hank Willemse n , Max Hester , Barry Moore , Art Bau er, Bo y d Thompso n , and Bob James

Plus Third Consecutively All-City Championship

Marty Jacobson represented North e ast on the area's newspapers All-State Teams. Terry Monk , Marlin Brodd, and Doug Campbell received All-State honorable mention.

While rolling to an undef e ated season Northeast won the City and Mid-East conferense titles . Northeast defeated Southeast 18 to 12 and Lincoln High 19 to 13 to capture the city championship In doing this the Rockets picked their third city championship in a row .

By defeating Southeast , Hastings , Beatrice, and Fairbury Northeast earned the Mid-East football title . This will be the last Mid-East football championship won by the Black and White since th is was the last year for the MidEast Conferen c e

D McCo n key

Coach Bauer and protege view game with interest.

D E llis

M Bro dd

J. Morfo r d

J. Handa

Turek eludes Westside defender.

R. Bowker

T. Monk

M. Jacob so n

R. Garcia

R. Gallow a y

Northeast 18 Southeast 12 - Seacrest F ield was the scene for the be g innin g of the high sc hool football season_ Mo n k, Campbell , and H onda figured in the scorin g column_

Northeast 7 Fremont O- Ja ck H onda was the leading ground gainer with 94 yard s against the Ti gers. Jac k also gav e the Rockets their only tou chdown of the game _

Northeast 13 Grand Is land 7 - LN ' s thirteen points came via Bob Scott a nd Terry Monk _ Rich Bowker's booming punts w ere a big factor in t he game. Lat e in the fourth quarter, Grand Islan d tallied its seven poin ts _

Northeast 19 Lincoln H igh 12 - A t hird strai gh t City Championship wa s the t hought on the minds of Rocke t follo we rs as Northeast's Honda, Scott , and Campbell ra n in for the Rockets , Rich Bow ker added the extra point.

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M , Mo rr e ll

G, Mans ke

T, Har i s

R Dewey

J Eg ger

G Kn ig ht

G T ho m pso n

Tom Harris rams Warrior against the turf.

Northeast 13 Beatrice O- Dennis Bar g man to ok both LN touchdowns, one v ia a 90-yard run Rich Bowker provided th e e x tra point.

Northeast 21 Hastin gs O- Victory number six wa s cha lke d up for the Rocke ts when Jack Honda and Rich Bowker paired for LN's win.

Northeast 27 Fairb ury O- T he Mid-East was w on by LN fo r the final time as John Mayfield and Rich Bowker sealed t he final sc or e.

Northeast 14 Westsi de 6 - Doug Campbell went in for a pair o f sixes while sure-toes Rich Bowker ki cked t h e ex t ra points.

Nort h east 19 Bellevue 13 - Chuck T urek , Doug Campbell, and Jerry Egger gave the Bla ck and W hi te a victory. Th is game marked the end of another undefeated season

D Camp bell

Clink e nb e ard cl e ar s th e path a s Campbell go es aro u nd e nd for a good gain.

B Sco tt

M. Holm

D Lange

Junior Rocket gridders finish vvith 4-2 season

A s the seniors lea ve, a coach has a need for experienced ball players. Northeast has that experience in the Reserve Rocket team. Boasting a 4-2 record, coaches Barry Moore and Boyd Thompson can be proud of them.

Losin g to the Southeas t and Bellevue reserves, the Rockets held opponents Lincoln Hi gh and Hastin gs to scoreless games, while Fremont and Fairbury managed only six points each against the winning Rockets .

The Reserves of this year all have an eye on varsity positions and will be going all out next summer to earn the varsi ty honor of a starting position for next seas on. It will be wide open after this year's seniors are graduat ed and t he rebuildin g for next season begins.

Reserve Team: Front Row-D Craft , D. Kyles , H. Thompson, G. Wingrove , T. Nelson, R. Johnson. Second Row-J. Sipp , G Knapp , M. Mo,,ell D Murphy , M . Patzer , G Sleight, C Cadwell , T. Friessen , Mgr. , D. Golden. Back Row-Coaches B. Moore , B Thompson , H Ebmeier, G Anderson , P. Toplifl , M McCarthy , D Knudtson , B Pierce , B Miner , H. Smith.

Sophomores uphold tradition vvith perfect season

Lincoln Northeast Sophomores finished the se ason with a re c ord of five wins and no losses to help carry o n t h e N o rtheast tradition in football to follo w v arsity ' s perfect slate.

Aside from the close g ame with Southeast, the spohomores w ere ne v er in serious difficulty As the season pro g resse d, scores ran higher and higher until the Se w ard game which these yearlings won b y the impressive score of 44-6.

Excellent blocking , successful passes, and lon g touchdo w n runs all contributed to the season ' s sho w in g. A 95- y ard kickoff return and a 32- y ar d ru n hi g hli g hted the Beatrice and Se w ard g am e s A 52 - yar d run broke the tie in the Southeast g ame and put the Rockets out in front where they remaine d for the rest of t he g ame , cin c hin g the all-city championship.

This year ' s sophomores should give the Reserve and Varsity teams plenty of energy and help next season , for 1964- 6 5 is destined to become a year of rebuildin g for :both teams.

h omo re T e am : F ro n t Row-S Wait , P Myers , C Jones , G Vibuam F Esq i-lel, J Mac;wr en R. Bradley R. Runq B C':r:ste ns o n V Pa ck ett. Seco n d Ro w-B Bo u n ds , J Hohe n s tei n , D. P ueppke , B Martin D Tr. arnish , J. Swartz , L. Gilsdorf , J Harris V. P '° illip ~, Car per , R. Luedke, D Goeschel , B G a rd n er , R. Gettemv. Third Row-D. Hecht, D. Dorenbach , J. Ki ng D. Summers L. Kena st '.Jn

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Cow el, L. Neiderhouse , C Gud e , K S wan so n , D. Mc Cord. F ourtt' Row-T. Kreicrer , J Kn udtso n , T. Cole , F. La her,

Par ker , J. Ketterer ,

Lock h art Coach Willemsen Coac h iames Not pictured - T. Reinick.

Northeast cagers close exciting season vvith

Bob Hahn drives under basket as Southeast defenders watch.

creditable 11-4 record

Powerful Rockets closed the '63-'64 season with a creditable 11-4 record Included in the victories was a decisive 62-57 win over Bellevue, the currently top-ranked team in the state. Another gratifying victory was the resounding 78-67 triumph over t he Columbus Discovers who at that time ranked 4th in Class A standings .

After losing twice to Lincoln High in intracity action during the regular season play, the Rockets came back in the District Tournament to hand the Links a decisive 54-50 defeat.

Jerry Mo t z's performance against South Sioux City was spectacular when he rolled up an unprecedented 5 7 points to shatter the previous Class A scoring record. Co-captains for the year were Chuck Turek and Jerry Motz. A third honor came to Jerry when he was named a member of the All-City quintet.

A total of 13 boys saw court action during the season, rolling up an impressive 1032 points and holding their opponents to 948.

Motz out - jumps Kn i ghts for two points against Southeast.

Vars ity Bask etball-C. T urek , T Mo n k , G Th ompson , T. O chs ner , J Egge r , D Bargman , K Jones , B. Ha h n , J Lai r d , J Motz , R. Golde n stein, G Knigh t , B Scott , Coac h E. Johnson Manag er s R. Jo h nson and M. Conrad.

Seven Seniors put experience

J. Motz

T. Monk

C. Turek

D. Bargman

E. Johnson

Rocket players watch their teammates intently from bench.

into practice for ~inning season

K. Jones

J. Laird

G. Thompson

Monk drives in for two points against Southeast defense.

T. Ochsner

J. Egger

As alvvays, Rockets uphold

Returning lettermen play a key role in the building of any varsity team This year's Rocket squad was no exception Four seniors and three juniors helped to make the 1964 season a victorious one Jerry Motz , Terry Monk , Chuck Turek , Dennis Bargman and manager Dick Johnson comprised the senior group while Jerry Egger, Gary Thompson, and Tom Ochsner returned as juniors to provide a well-balanced LN team throu ghou t the scheduled season

B. Hahn

R. Goldenstein

B. Scott

Bargman stretches to haul in rebound against Southeast.

As Bargman gets set for the play, Motz passes the ball.

traditions of superiority

One odd note about this year's season was the fact t hat Northeast fans rarely were able to see the team on its home court. All intra-city g ames were played at the Pershin g A uditorium The main reason behind this move was the increased seating capacity of t h e A uditorium Grand Island and Kearney were the only teams to meet LN on the home court. The remainder of Northeast's home g ames were held at t he Johnson Gymnasium

Ochsner jumps high for ball as opponent s look on in awe.

Motz goes high to score a bucket against Southeast.

R. Johnson

G. Knight '

M. Conrad

Team-Coach L. Se ng , H. Thompson , P Moeller , R. King , J. Brown , P Topliff , D. Knudtsen , S. Hutc h iso n , H. Smith , R. Peo ,

Parks , D. Kyles , T. Nelson. Student Manager L. Parker. Not pictured B. Warkow , J. Ketterer.

Sophomore Team-M. Zimmerman , S. Pettit , J. Knudtson , T. Luedtke , R. Collura , T. Cole, L. Lockhart , T. Krieger , L. Neiderhouse, T Knudsen , R. Melichar , G. Garrison , D. Goeschel, S. Gage. Coach H. Willemsen, Student Manager G. Vifquain.

Matmen take first in City, Mid-East, District

This year's Rocket wrestling squad with six returning lettermen and an experienced Reserve squad came through with a fine 6-1 dual meet record This year's Wrestling squad holds the best dua l meet record in Lincoln Northeast's wrestling history. The squad captured first place in the Mid-East Conference, thus retaining the last Mid-East trophy.

Rocket matmen won the Cit y Championship and w ent on to take the District Championship by a close 89 to 88 escape from Lincoln H igh The Rockets sent ei g ht qualifiers to the State Meet. The qualifiers we re Jim Tische , Ralph Garcia , Russell Blank, Doug Gemmell , Tim Dovel, Geor ge Ma nske, Lester King an d Tom Harris. They capped the season w ith a 9th place finish in the S tat e Meet he ld in Linc o ln.

VARSITY RECORD

Russe ll Bl ank work s hard to pin h i s m a n for Rocket victor y .

Rockets take final Mid-East Conference crovvn

Dennis Vanlandingham shows his winning style as he performs the Iron Cross for a first place.

Row-B. Ke mpk es, J Sh adl ey , T Va nH orn , R. Wa lker , S. Yat e s , B Lush er, T Gillespi e, D Knight , B Kempk es, D Smith. Seco nd Row-A ss t. Mgr. S. Woods , D. Skinner , A. Cook , S. Wattnem , D. Van Land i ngham ,

He sso n , B Harmo n , F May , D Showe n ,

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Eng el. T hir d Row-Coach J. Oehring, J Govaerts , T Hi n kle , G Schultz, R Inn ess , D Weewee, D Shipp , D. Campbell , F Lee , R. B utterb a ugh , J Barnes , Coach T Ki dd. Not Pi ctured Mgr. R. Ma rt in

Northeast svvimmers finish season vvith .500 mark

Linc oln Northeast's swimmers comple t ed the dual meet season with a respectable 4-4 record. The annual Cit y and Mid-East me e ts found our tan ke rs t h ird both times. Southeast , defendin g state champion s, handily won the Mid - East troph y for the la st time in Mid-East history. However, the battle for second place between Nort hea st and Hastin gs was close throughout the meet. The final score , however, found Hastings as the second place team by a mere three points. Februar y 14 and 15 were the da t es of the annual State mee t held at Johnson Gym Lincoln Northeast entered seven events : diving, 200 y ard medley relay , 200 yard freestyle rela y , 50 yard freestyle, 100 y ard breaststroke , and t he 100 yard freestyle Unfortunately, the LN swimmers failed to qualify in any of these events. However, the two relay teams and Gib Alberti placed seventh in prelims

At th e beginning of the season after losing eleven lettermen, Coach Ken Wall faced a rebuildin g task utilizing only three returnin g lettermen : Gib Alberti, Rod Dewey, and Bob Allison Th e en d of the season found Floyd Neiswonger, Claude Wilson, Tom Hart , Brian Keefe, Sid Keelan, Gib Alberti, and Bob Allison as the senior lettermen. Rich Bailey , Dave Milhollan , and Rod Dewey comprised the junior group of letterme n, while Colin Keefe was the squad's only soph omore receiving an "N."

F ro n t Ro w : left to right-R. Bailey , B Keele , S. Keela n , R. Dewey , G. Alberti , D Mil h ollan , C Wilso n , R Sutto n , B. H aa g , G Miller , C Keefe. Seco n d Row-T. H a rt , J. Wil d e , J. Fox, ). Price , J. Cook , R. Lutz , C Roland , D Spi n ar , P Ostwi n kle , G. H a mmes , S. C ar per. Thir d Row - Co a ch Ke nn eth W a ll , man a ger , F Neiswa n ger , G. Kn app , S. Kirke n dall, R. Boop, B Alliso n , P Newlo n , G. Wi ng rove , D. Bo o p , T. Sl a by

Baseball, Tennis plan season with strong teams

The 1964 baseball squad looked forward to another successful year with senior lettermen Chuck Turek, John Laird, Jerry Motz, Dwayne Staberg, and Bruce S t eenson plus junior lett~rmen Tom Ochsner, Gary Thompson, Bob Scott, and Larry Parker

A record number of 84 boys t ried ou t fo r the 30 available varsity and reserve ba s eball positions. From this turnout, Coaches Barry M oo r e and Ken Wall were hopeful of building a strong t eam. The 196 4 club had mo r e fa n support t hanks to the new bleachers.

Varsity Baseball : F irst Row-L. Par ker , mgr. , Coach B Moore , B Steenson, mgr. Second Row-C. Turek , T. Monk , T. O chs ne r , J Mot z, J. Laird , J Swanson , G Thomp son , D. Staberg, B. Scott.

Northeast infielder Terry Monk catches a hard hit grounder.

Front Row-D. Spi nar , V. Pa ckett, D. Robel , M Fredstrom , R. Golde nstein , H Smith , B Newstrom, D. Spier , J Brown Second Row-B. Holton , S. Gage, R. Calfee , J. Tische , J. Schultz , R. Poitz , D. Craft, S For cier, B Rung, T. Maul , D. Eisenbarth. Third Row-Coach K Wall , T. Harris , G. Vilquain , D. Goeschel , J. Husbands , R Collura , P. Topliff , B Haag , J. Ketterer , D Kyle , G. Garrison , A. Lamb erso n , F. Esquivel.

Rocket netters, coached by John Lewis, included thr ee returning lettermen - Sen ior Roger Galloway, and Juniors Chuck A dams and Crai g F os ter Senior non-letterman Gary Estle added depth to the team . Charles Davids on and Steve Kirkendall completed th e varsi t y s quad for the 1964 season.

"Home run my head!" says Dwayne Staberg to Chuck Turek.

Rocket moundsman Jerry Motz hurls a hopeful strike.

Front Row-G Estel , C Davidson Back Row-S Kirken dall , C. Adams , C Fost er , R Galloway , Coach T Lewis.

Rocket netter Roger Galloway returns the ball.

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Track and Golf teams sho\V marked improvement

Lincoln Northeast's go lf team, co ached by Jack Mueller , was fortunate in havi ng four returning lettermen on the squa d. These boys were Tim Nelson, Dean Knight , Paul Moeller , and Bill Kerry. Nine other boys pla y ed reser v e .

This year's season starte d a t Pioneer Park when LN hosted F remont April 3. Tim Nelson won medalist honors sho o tin g an 81. The season's schedule included sixteen meets win d in g up with the State Grass Greens Ma y 16

On May 8th, the annual Ci t y Champion -

ship Golf Meet was held at Pioneers. Lincoln High won the meet, with Sam Beechner carding a 75. Lincoln Northeast's Paul Moell~r, and Dean Knight ran a close second shooting a 77 and a 79 respectively. On the back nine, Paul sho t a sub -par 35.

Fi nal t eam scoring found Northeast in second place with a total of 236

Junior l e tterman Tim Nelson takes a practic e swing b e fore teeing-off

as boys strive for spring sports championships

This year's track team coached by Max H ester and Art Bauer had a rebuilding job on their hands as they had only 6 lettermen returning from the 1963 Squad

Senior lettermen were Dan Stevens, Marty Ja c obs on, Den nis Van Lan dingham, and junior le tt ermen in cluded George Knigh t , Neal Keyser, and Bob Hahn. Senior transfer letterman from S ioux C it y, Mike Clinkenbeard, also gave suppo rt along with returning members of la s t year' s rese r ve squad and incoming sophom ore s This re li eved the pressure and headed t h e te am toward a successful track season.

Front Row-I. to r. : L. Gilsdorf , L. Lock hart , D. F erguso n , T Van Horn , M Jacobson , G Loc kh art , D. Van Landing h am , R Martin Second Row-R. Inness , T. Reinick , R. Bolz , D Campbell, G. Graul , T. Kri eger , B Lu sher, R. Lutz, J Tupe , T Thomp son , R. Kru mm , D Dewey , Coach M Hester. Th ird Row-R Johnson , J Egger , L. Whited , D Steve ns , J. Knudtson , H Ebm eier, N. Ke yser , D Kn udtson , B Hahn , B P ierc e, M. Clinkenbeard , G. Knight , D S c huc km an , D Ellis , Coac h A. Ba uer.

Teammate s watch as Bob Hahn practices the high jump

F ir s t Ro w -J Higgi n s , D S u mm ers, M M or gan , L. La mson , C. Gude , A. Cook , J. Ilkenha n s , T Rexilius Second Row-D. La n ge , Mgr , W Si m mo n s , R. Stewar t , J Swartz, L. P arker, D Dorenbach , C Barry , T Tetherow , S Carper , B Gardner , M Morga n , B Morlok , R B u t er ba ugh , M. Zimmerman Third Row-D Golden , D Curtis , J Ba rnes , T Ailes , K Cowel , B Mahlma n , D Traver , D. Tharnish , S. S a mpso n , C Burkhart, T Cole , P. M ye rs , J McGovern , L. Robl ye r , B. Luedtke. Fourth Row-D. He r r , L. Neiderhouse , J Harris , R. Johnso n , G. S leight , D Murphy , M. Mc Carthy , M. Holm , G. Kn app , C Wi n grove , S Livers , A. Metcalf , C Loos , P Newlo n

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The artist has added the last daub of color and the last fa int hairline that completes his masterpiece. He has laid down his brush.

Still, however, his portrait is not finished. It must be framed, it must be made ready for viewing by the public. It must be presented to the public.

A campus year would be incomplete were it not for the support of civicminded individuals. Loyalty and encouragement of parents and community surround our campus year. Without these, our Campus Portrait would fade, curl, and be of little value. As a frame surrounds and supports a painting, a cooperating community surrounds and supports our year at Lincoln Northeast High School.

There is always a crowd of Rockets gathered at the favorite drive-in, Northeast King's . Into Bonders, Nancy Bornemeier, Peggy Blue , Ralph Martin, Daryl

Ellis, and Marilyn Kelle represent the Rocket clan. Just stop at 1340 North Cotner, if you like delicious food served in a sociable Northeast atmosphere .

Judy Cook is overwhelmed with the attention she receives from the friendly beauticians at Karen's Magic Mirror, located at 1551 North Cotner Boulevard.

Why not try Bryant Heating and Air Conditioning at 63rd and Havelock for the absolute best. Suzi McAdams and Randy Prier agree it would be wise .

It is a pretty big snack, JoAnn Crear admits , but it's just too hard to resist the temptation at Holmes Grocery located at 2600 N. 48th Street in Uni. Place.

Recording their next smash hit is John Steenbarger , Linda Krueger, and Doug Hill practicing at Williams Recording Service, 2850 North 48th Street.

Mr . George A. Knight and Mr. George (Bus) Knight encourage George Knight , Bob Scott and Dennis Borgman to start the habit of savmgs regularly

while they are students. Citizens State Bank, 2600 N. 48th , is always happy to help young people start a savings program. Stop in now and open an account.

Spending an afternoon of fun is Bob Edwards , Kathy Dovel, Cheryl Regelean, Dianne Knutson, and Johnny Laird. For plenty of good exercise and fresh

air get together with a group of your friends and drive out to Smitty's Little America , located at 2411 N. 27th, for the best time of your life! Do it today!

Trudy Cain, Louise Francis, and Ru th Ingram seem to have forgotten about their diets after going to Bowler Inn Pizza, 333 North Cotner Boulevard.

Cheryl Hawkins calls in the order for Jerry Egger and Mickey Harris at South Street King's, conveniently located at 3925 South Street. Stop in today.

Lee Gayle Boettcher , an employee at Northeast Printers, 2719 North 48th Street, explains to Cindy Mazurak just how the linotype machine is operated.

Sue Carlton shows Sandy Miller and Barbara Barney a few of the many fine products available at Carlton's Shoes located at 6120 Havelock Avenue.

Inside Havelock National Bank, 6145 Havelock, LN students Tom Hart, Don Polage, Dianne Robison, and Sandy Gerlach agree that not even our strong

Northeast team could penetrate THAT door. Such precautions insure the saving of others, advise Tom's and Don's mothers, Mrs. Hart and Mrs. Polage.

"Here, Judy, is my dream house, but where is my dream fellow? " says Nancy Cronk to her friend Judy Waldo. Judy is sure she doesn't know where to find him,

but that Fleischmann Construction , 3140 N. 47, could make any dream house , as long as you have the right dream fell ow to go with it. Quite a philosophy, Judy.

Wes Loos agrees with Judy Jefferies and Linda Ferguson that Matthews Texaco, 2304 N. 48th Street is always willing and ready to serve their customers well.

"I wonder if the world will accept me with my new hair style, " Kathy Fuller exclaims to Linda Matthews at Joseph's Salon , located at Plaza Bowling Center.

" That's just what I need," Don McGovern exclaims to Kathy Kohler while he stops for an after school snack at Red Dot Inn, 2618 North 48th in Uni. Place.

Who ' s first? Wanders George Maull, Robert Begqs , Terry Snyder, Tom Tetherow , Jim Ebert, and Jim Govaerts at N. E . Bowling Lanes , 4515 North 56th Street.

I think they did a beautiful job, agree Linda Gillespie, Jan Parrott, and Marsha Olsen as they examine work done by Victory Cleaners, 4317 N. 62nd.

After having his car checked over at Connie's Texaco , 6300 Havelock, Floyd Neiswonger is willing to give Barbara Williams and Sandy Betts a ride.

LN boys think Sandy Blades should wear a tire to the dance instead of a necklace . Mr. Collins of Colllins 66 , of 5849 Fremont Street , laughingly agrees.

Gordon Morgan, Bruce Steenson, John Kringle , and Mr. Morgan recommend that you take your machine problems to Gordon & Morgan , 3725 Touzalin .

Linda Foster watches as operators at Mary ' s Bethany Terrace Salon, 1324 North 66th, create a lovely co i ffure for Sharon Fisher ' s big, big week-end date.

" A radio like that would be cool to listen to at the poot' ' say Garth Kennedy , Tobey Stark, and Jim Dinges to the owner of Tele-Tek, 2733 N. 48th St.

"Who started that story that milk comes from cows ?" asks Harold Hansen to Sheryl McDiffit. " All good milk comes from Fairmont Foods, 2328 N . 48th St. "

Neat car , neat students (Craig Foster, Jeanne Wells, Doyle Niemann) , neat station, neat service by Mr. White at the new White's 66, at 3291 Holdrege.

Whitewalls are for girls to scuff, says Jerry Irwin and Larry Salzman to Susan Woodrum and Sharon Grim at Mealhow Standard, 70th and Havelock Ave.

Lynn Staberg, Dave Skinner, Gaylea Teal, and Randy Calfee enjoy the friendly atmosphere and good food found at Dale's Dairy Sweet, 4309 N. 62.

Bob KinKaid is a regular chip off the old hairclipper, and a regular customer at his dad 's barber shop , Gene's Barber Shop located on Havelock A venue.

While Jan Hughes and Linda Hansen catch up on all the latest news, they also get the latest hair-do at Sandie's Beauty Salon, 56th and Holdrege Sts.

Vicky Villiers goes to Bill and Tony's IGA, 6201 Havelock Ave., not only to see Bill Kaiser but also to buy the best in quality groceries, meats and vegetables.

Mike White likes to go to Herb 's Standard located at Cotner and Vine because he likes to be treated like a king and get quality products and service.

"It's what's up front that counts," says Jim Tisch e , Robert Morgan , and Susan Dell as they stop at Don 's Mobil Station, located at 59th and Fremont.

North e ast's snappy t w irl e rs and d ru m ma jo r m a ke an exc e llent subject for an outstanding photo taken by Les McAdams at 1039 North 44th Street.

"Lookie, we can paint the whole town," says Lynda Adams, "and in all these colors too , " said Jane Honda , at F & M Supply, 2632 North 48th Street.

Sheryl Bradley and Dean Knight smile as Betsy Ogden and John Gies close their eyes and dream of the tasty pizza to come at Christiano's , 889 N. 27th.

"Here comes the chow!" exclaims Terry Monk, to Linda Defnall and Rod Dewey , at Colonial Inn Restaurant located at 56th and Cornhusker Highway.

"See, you just pastern' here and then stickem' there," says Jennifer Marshall to Fern Seaton and Gib Alberti, at Elce & Son, 2626 North 48th Street in Uni. Place.

" What wo u ld you call this?" asks Marlys Madden. " A plant !" replies Mr . Tyrrell. What else would you buy at Tyrrell 's Flowers at 1133 North Cotner?

Susan Wolf and Bill Kerrey really beam with delight as they complete their Monday morning marketing at Bethany LG .A . at 1432 North Cotner Boulevard.

Linda King, Jane Kollman, and Steve Gage along with Mr. and Mrs. Koch and Sharon pause and pose at Dairy Queen No. 2 found at 1341 No. Cotner Blvd.

L. N. parking lot encounters another victim! Barb Strain and Teri Vifquain leave their worries at McCartney's doorstep, located at 1140 No . Cotner Blvd.

Betty Brooks and Joyce King are preparing to "chow it up" as Mr. Thomas Howell takes their orders at the Patio Drive-In at 48th and Fremont Street.

Brian Keefe, Susan Paro, and Mary Wright are astonished by all the fab ulous rugs that Mr. Young shows them at Young ' s Floor Service , 2845 N. 48th St.

"Gosh! I didn ' t know that's where the radio is," said Carol King . " That's a girl for you," says Jerome Will at Uni Standard, 2542 North 48th Street.

"Gee, this is what every girl needs for her dish pan hands!" says Kathy Copas to Sherry Green at Green's Furnace and Plumbing, 2747 North 48th St.

Judy Rewerts tells Robert Morgan that she can always depend on quick and expert service from Mikesh Sinclair Station located at 5201 on East O Street.

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are greatly astonished by the sight of the many fine appliances available at Christensen's , located at 11th and

' ' How about trying a mo hawk this time? " Gary Thompson questions his father during a regular visit to Art's Barber Shop located at 2732 N . 48th Street.

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Mike Lowe tells Brock Martin that it would take a mighty strong tornado to destroy a house like this one built by Lowe Bros., Inc. of 2726 N. 48th Street.

When the weather is nice you can enjoy fast action auto racing at Midwest Speedways. Thrills! Spills! Excitement! At 27th and Superior Streets every week!

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Connie Clifton , Christine Knight , and Don Showen talk over the benefit

having insurance with Gates-Knight Ins . Agency at 4820 Huntington Avenue.

Bill Derrick tells Ga rlan d Kiner , Barbara Burnham and Diane Story that h e always gets the bes t se rvice at Han na ' s Champlin, 1441 N . Cotner Bou levard.

" How many baseball bats do you thin k I can get into this gun case?" asks Duane Staberg to Susan Schultz at Bethany Supply, 2131 N. Cotner Blvd .

Tom Talbot, Judy Flanagan , Russel Blank, and Lorelei Lovejoy all agree that for a casual evening out, 84 th and 0 Drive-In is an excellent place to go.

Yumi , Susu , Linda Hansen , Pat Rivera, and Jerry Motz inspect the secu r ity of the vault at the National Bank of Commerce located at 13th and O Street.

Julaina Kemis t and Lindy Le isher go to Havelock Meats , 6212 Platte, where they know that they w ill alwa ys get fresher and tastier mea ts o f all kinds.

Judy and Linda Stansbury listen as Dick Stansbury tells them of all the quality products you find at Dick's Apco, located at 1700 North Cotner Boulevard.

Chuck Adams is delighted with the very expert advice he gets from the efficient attendant at Paul's Mobil, located at 33rd and Holdrege. Good idea, Chuck.

"Now Chuck, you just don't buy purple shoes and an orange purse!'' says Donna Hellerich to Chuck Turek at Turek's Shoes in new Gateway Center.

Carolyn Gedwillo, Dianne Fager and Glen Lockhart agree with the Alderson ' s that the Uni Popper, 3711 N. 48th, is greatest for "Goodies of all kinds ."

All the smart boys at Northeast follow Randy Sandquist's suggestion and go to the Royal Barber Shop located at 6213 Havelock Ave , for their hair cuts.

Ron Martin and Bob Mason agree that for the best in hardware supplies Hood Lumber, located at 2141 No. Cotner, is always the place in town to go.

"All right, you guys, where did you hide my car?" asks Jeri Munford to Larry Hamil and Sandy Owen at Ells Uni Mobil, 2340 No. 48th Street in Uni Place.

Mr. Portsche of the Portsche Real Estate Co. convinces Stan Portsche he should follow in his footsteps. The agency is located at 4401 0 Street , Lincoln.

Have a coke ; it's no joke-Talbot's Place is the best. With a peppy waitress like Linda Talbot who could resist? Just stop at 2205 North Cotner - stop today!

"It's auction time!" Karen Kendle, Wanda Nelson, and Barbara Petri await the opening of Action Auction, which is located at 6336 Havelock Avenue.

Mike Phillips takes Cindy Addison and Linda Woodrum to schoo l; stopping at the Save-a-More service station at 70th and Havelock Av enue e n ro u te .

The two Larry Parkers and Connie Frasier inspect the appendix of a gas furnace, found at the Wes tern Power and Gas Company at 144 So. 12th St.

tJELIC/fJIIS Cl/ILi COFFEE

David Elliott, Sherry Smithey, and Rhonda Summers recognize the Norris Fina service station at 1445 No. 56th St. by Norris and his faithful dog Duke.

"Maestro, you don't have the beat!"

exclaim Nancy Livers, Larry Whited, and Mary Renaud, trying out their talents at Dietze Music House, 1208 0 St.

"It sure looks good!" says Pat Guidinger and Joel Swanson. Carolee Heileman and Jochen Kraemer agree, "It tastes better!" at Niemano's, 620 N. 48 .

"A deposit?" "We expected to get a loan!" exclaimed Terry Nelson, Mimi Hester, and Sue Ready at First National Bank and Trust Co , 1201 "N" Street.

Patsy Cunningham and Linda Longmore agree with Barb Borgens and Nancy Wolf that the very greatest fashions are at Miller & Paine, 13th & 0 Sts.

They 've torn down the old and built up the new as a step toward more competent service at the Fleetwing Service Station at the corner of Cotner and "O."

George Manske claims that everyone would be proud to own a fine house built by T & M Construction Co. , Inc ., which is located at 5610 Holdrege Street.

Julaina Ke mist and Lynn Johnson have just made their selection from the various cars available at DeBrown Auto Sales, located at 17th and N Streets

Susan Wolf looks very contented as she sits down to enjoy a delicious meal with Mike McCarthy at Kingscrest Restaurant located at 923 South Street.

"That's the smartest sign going," Mr. Hladik, Keith Hensley, and Shirley Hladik remind Cathy W eiburg and Joan Quigley at the 7001 0 Street station.

Na dine Powell and Janice Moock ask, "What girl would~'t appreciate a lovely necklace like one of these at Karnes Dry Goods , 6140 Havelock Ave

"Happiness is a teddy bear or a stuffed toy from your Ben Franklin Store at 6208 Havelock or 2710 N. 48th," Mrs. Thornburg tells senior Marilyn Holton.

"A photo from Townsend Studios, 226 S. 11th , always makes you look prettier," Tim Nelson, Barbara Dewey, and Daryl Shipp reassure Lynn Staples . ..

"Who's worried about calories?" laughs Diane Garcia to John Hobbs, Bill Holton, Roger Downs, and Evelyn Talbot at Hobbs Cafe, 6209 Havelock.

"Those who know go Conoco" and stop at Dean Oetjen's for quick service, as have Sharon Deetenbeck, Gary Hill, Philip Newlin, and Jim Felton.

Don ' t look so meek, gang! Our LN spirit is greater than that! Students Russ Blank, Lorelie Lovejoy, Linda Carlson at Meek Lumber, 2441 N. 48th Street.

"Let's hurry ," say Marcia Wittstruck, Connie Frasier , Sue Martin, and Randy Lambert, to Leona Bickford at the )oyo Theater , 6102 Havelock Ave.

Mr. Schnieber and Mr. Lindstrom t e ll Rollie Hughes and Phyllis Schenkle that Paramount Plumbing and Heating, 2727 North 48th, could heat any house.

" Imagine! This airplane 1s real! .. exclaim Mary Haeseker, Linda Ramsey, and Nancy Bornemeier to Marg Mile s at Lincoln Aviation Inst., Highway 77.

The girl who cares to look her very best can receive complete beauty service at Ben Your Hairdresser which has three convenient modern locations.

Susie Bornemeier admires her hairdo while Margie Hutchinson receives finishing touches from Skoshi Skala as Mr. Ben and his able assistant supervise.

For a good house, find one wearing this sign shown by Barb Ellis , Mrs. Lawson, and Jeff Farkas . Then stop at Hub Hall Realty, 4341 North 61st in Havelock.

Donna Axthelm and Kathy Schidler are pleased with the friendly reception they receive at the National Business Institute, located at 411 South 13th St.

Judy Rewerts , Joan Miller, Sally Novotny, and JoAnn Dean add beauty to an already beautiful Nash American convertible This is just one of many

outstanding cars now on display at Dean Brothers Rambler at 17th and O Or equally friendly service at their second location - 48th and Vine St r eets .

We wish to express our appreciation to the merchants who have advertised in this 1964 Rocket. A school can be effective only when the community cooperates with, and backs the projects of that school.

Sincerely,

Marilyn Kelle Business Manager

The calligraph is applied and the Campus Portrait is completed The end of the year has come Armed with the knowledge, the friendships, and the experiences that we have accumulated during the year, we will be better prepared for a new year on a fresh c anvas .

Yet, the Campus Portrait would be incomplete without expressing my thanks to the staff, to our adviser, Mrs . Stanley Hughes , to our photographer , Les McAdams, to the Lincoln Northeast faculty and students, and to the Northeast Lincoln community Good Luck, 1965 ROCKET staff.

Jo Ann Crear Editor

Index

A

Abbink, Betty-78 , 105

Ackerman , Candy-29 , 102 , 125

Adams , Barbara-78, 87 , 96 , 128 , 129

Adams, Ch a rles - 64 , 132 , 159 , 178

Adams , Lynda - 29 , 48 , 62 , 102 , 124 , 131, 173

Addison, Cynthia- 78 , 129, 179

Aden, Larry-29

Ahmic, Mike-59

Ailes, Timothy-78 , 146 , 161

Alberti, Gilbert-29, 30 , 63 , 85, 102 , 120, 126, 132 , 157, 173

Albrandt, Jacqueline-78

Alexander, Connie-78 , 102

ALL-SCHOOL PLAYS -116 , 117

ALL -SPORTS ROYALTY133

Allen, Janice-64 , 109, 124

Allen , Judy - 25 , 64 , 109 , 124

Allen , Sharon - 78 , 108

Allison , Robert-29 , 51 , 132 , 157

Allsman , Jack-64

Alt , Nancy - 64, 105 , 114 , 124

Althouse , Barbara- 29 , 61, 96 , 97 , 98 , 125

Altstadt , Fred-64, 102

Anderson , Arthur (Gene)64 , 102 , 145 , 155

Anderson, James-78

Anderson , Neal-78

Anderson , Rose- 64 , 125

Anderson , Sandra-29

Anderson, Sheryl-78, 102

Ankrom , Sondra-78

Applegate , Susan-78

Arnett , Donna-78

Arnold , Ralph-29

Arnold, San d ra-78

Arow , Rebe c ca-64

Ashby , Amber-64, 124

Ault , Pat - 64

Axthelm , Donna-29 , 6 1, 114, 117 , 184

Baldwin , Edgar Arthur-59, 108 , 110

Bandars , Inta-64, 118 , 165

Barak , Kathleen-30, 125

Borgman , Dennis-30 , 63, 94, 118, 12 6 , 132, 143, 149, 150 , 152, 167

Barnes , Barbra-78

Barnes , Darlene-30

Barnes , Jim-78 , 156 , 161

Barnes , Marie-24 , 64, 125

Barney , Barbara-64 , 105 , 124 , 168

Barrett , Larry-59

Barringer , Charles-78 , 109

Barr y, Chris- 78 , 161

Bartl e tt , Paul-64

Bartzatt , Marcia-78

Bartzatt , Mary-78 , 103 , 129

Barzydlo Con s tance-64 , 125 , 129

Baryzdlo , Ron-64 , 112 , 155

Bassler , Billy-64

Bastron , Sherm-78

Bates Barbara-64 , 98, 125

Bauman , Nancy-64 , 108

Baumbach , Terry-30 , 61, 120 , 121 , 125 , 128 , 129

Bean , Charles-30

Becker , Charilea-78, 105

Becker , Gary - 30 , 132, 160

Becker, Marlene-78 , 105

Becker , Mary-30 , 32 , 105

Becker , Pat-30

Beckman , Linda-78

Beem , Jim-79

Beggs, Gary-78

Behrens , Denver-30

Behrens , Lester-78

Be hrens , Ron - 76

Bennett, Kathi-64, 105

Benton , Jim-64

Berger , Luanne-30 , 125

Berkemeier, Roberta-78 , 128 , 129

Berogan , Terry- 64, 106

Betts , Sandra -30, 62 , 102 , 123 , 124 , 170

Bickford , Cheryl-78

Bickford , Elizabeth- 64

Bi ckford , Leona-31, 108, 183

Bills , Kathy-31, 61, 125

Bishop , Gary-31 , 102 , 132

Bishop, James-31 , 108

BBlackford , Lynn-64 , 96, 124, 129

Blue , Peggy-31 , 61 , 62 , 102, 123 , 124 , 130 , 131 , 133 , 165

Blumer , Sammy-64

Bockoven, Pamela-31 , 48 , 62 , 96 , 99, 108, 109, 124

Bohlen , Wilma-64

Boiler , Iris-64 , 99 , 109 , 125

Bolz, Richard-64 , 102, 155 161

Boop , Don-64 , 157

Boop, Ron-64, 157

Booth , Dawn-91

Borchers, Sonja-31, 61 , 97, 124

Borgens , Barbara-31 , 6 1, 62 , 96, 108 , 110 , 124 , 131 , 180

Borgens , Susie-62 , 78 , 99 , 108, 129 , 131

Bornemeier , Nancy-64, 108 , 118 , 124 , 165 , 183

Bornemeier , Susan-32 , 63, 102 , 113 , 122 , 124 , 126 , 184

Bossung , Ray-78 , 108

Bottcher , Jim-32

Bottcher , Vickie-78

Boucher , La Vetta-64

Bouges , Carl-78 , 155

Bouges, Marilyn-78

Bounds, Bruce-78 , 146

Bowers , Barbara-32 , 59 , 105 , 124

Bowker , Richard-31, 32 , 62 , 94 , 95, 102 , 132 , 137 , 141

Braasch, Barbara-32 , 109 , 125

Bradley, Richard-78 , 146

Bradley, Sheryl-32 , 124 , 173

Branstrom , David-65 , 114

Bratt , Carolyn-65 , 109 , 114

Bretto , Bob-65

Bridger , Sandra-32, 102 , 124

Bridges, Robert-32

Briggs , P atricia-78 , 109 Br in kman , Sue-32

Brochu, Elaine-65 , 105

Brockman , Larry-78

Bradd, Merlin-31 , 33 , 102 , 132 , 139

Brokaw, Marcia-65 , 98 , 105 , 114, 125

Brooks , Be tty - 33 , 102 , 124 , 175

Brophy , Nancy-76

Brown, Frank-79

Erox , James-31 , 33 , 94, 95, 102 , 132 , 137 , 138

Bruce , Loretta-33 , 62 , 123 , 129 , 131

Brun sen , Anna-65 , 105

3runse n, Betty-65

Buchanan , Carl-65

Buchanan , Glen-79

Buck , Melvia Jo-65 , 125

Buell, Lee Roy - 65

Bue ll , Sharon-33

Bui s, Cindy-79

Bundy , Dennis-65

Buntemeyer , Di ana Rae76 , 125

Burch , James-65 , 102 , 106

Buresh , Laddie-33

Burkhardt , Carl-79 , 159 , 161

Burkhardt , June - 65 , 109 , 125 , 131

Burnham, Barbara-65 , 125 , 177

Burt , Geraldine-65, 125

Burtch , Bri c e-65 , 108 , 110

Bushing , Lu Anna-59 , 103

Buterbaugh , Roger- 65 , 156, 161

Butler , John-65 , 114

Byrne , Roger-65 , 103 C

Cabrera, Axel-79

Cade , Cindy-79

Cadwell , Carolyn-79, 130 , 131

Cadwell , Ch arles -65 , 132 , 145 , 155

Cady , Marcia-33, 124

CAFETER IA PERSONNEL27

Cagle , Doris-65

Cain , Trudy-65, 125 , 168

Caley, Betty Jo- 33 , 102 , 125

Calfee , Rand y -79 , 158 , 172

Callaway , Cindy-79, 129

Campbell , Douglas-62, 79 , 103 , 132 , 144 , 156, 161

Campbell , Richard-65

Capp s, Den n is-65

Carlson , Donald-65

Carlson , Linda Elaine-65 , 125 , 183

Carlson , Marilyn-65 , 108 , 125

Bahr , Larry - 29

Bailey, Merle-76 , 108

Bailey , Pat-76

Bailey , Richard-4 , 64, 108 , 132, 157

Baker, Bill-78

Baker, Denise-78, 103

Baldwin , Deidre-78, 99

Baldwin , Donna-78 , 103

Blades, Sandi-64 , 108, 110 , 124 , 130 , 131 , 171

Blakesle y, Ona-31

Blakesley , W alter-78, 112 , 155

Blandford , Don-31 , 101 , 111 , 114 , 117

Blank , Russell-31, 132 , 155 , 177 , 183

Brown , Ja m e s Kirk-79 , 105 , 117

Brown , John - 79 , 154 , 158

Brown , Joseph-33

Brown , Joyce-33 , 100 , 105 , 124

Brown, Larr y-91

Brown , Philip-65

Brown , Sharon-79 , 102

Carlso n, Nic holas-65

Carlton , Sue-24 , 65 , 125 , 129 , 168

Carper , Steve-146 , 157 , 161

Carter , Alan-22 , 79 , 97

C ar ter , Tohn-3 3, 61 , 111 , 112 , 114 , 116 , 117

Carter , St e ve-79

Cary , Stev e -79

Casey, Frances-33

Casper , Linda-33 , 98 , 125

Catlett, Mary-65, 103

Cessna, Ted-79

CHEERLEADERS-122 , 123

Chelchowski , Katherine65, 124

Chessmore , Nita-91

Christensen, Patricia-33 , 124

Christenson , Bruce-79, 146, 155, 160

Chriswisser, Linda-65 , 105, 124

Chopp , Larry-59, 102

Churda , Alan-65, 109

Clement , Mary-79 , 96 , 99

Clements , Claudia-66 , 105 , 124

Cli fton, Ben-79

Clifton , Connie - 79 , 176

Clinkenbeard , Michael-33 , 56 , 132 , 133 , 137 , 140, 144,

161

Clough , Joyce-66

Cloyd , LeRoy-79

Coffman , Frank- 66 , 155

Coggins , A nge la- 79 , 102

Coil , Randy-66

Col e, Tom-79 , 146, 154 , 161

Collins, Gene-66

Collins , Layne-34

Collins , Paul - 34

Collura , Rick - 79 , 154 , 158

Co nan t, Jerry-66 , 108

Conaway, Diana Kay-79

Conklin, Chad -3 4

Conover , St ep hen - 22 , 66

Conrad , Mike-34 , 102 , 107 , 132 , 149 , 153

Cook , Al an- 79 , 147 , 156 ,

161

Cook , Jam es- 79 , 157

Cook, Judy-66 , 94 , 108 , 124, 166

Cookson , Mar jory- 66 , 96, 97 , 98 , 125 , 129

Coole n, Alvin-79

Cooley , Sa n dy-66, 109 , 124

Cooper , Gary-66 , 105

Copa s, Kathy-66 , 96 , 108 , 125 , 130 , 131, 175

Cornell , Vicki-34 , 108, 124

Cornfeld, Barbara Ann-66, 125

Coster, Larry-79

Cottier , Randy - 79 ,155

Cover , David- 79

Cowel , Kent-79 , 146 , 161

Craft , Doug - 64 , 66 , 95 , 109, 145 , 155 , 158

Craig , Debbie- 79

Cramer, David-79

Cramer, John-66 , 112

Cramer , Sharon-34 , 124

Crear, Jo An n-3 4, 102 , 118 , 125 , 166

Cronk , Nancy- 66 , 169

Crook , Jim-66

Crose , Cathy-79

Crosier , Bill-79

Crosley, Alex is-66 , 98

Cucinitti , Gary-79

Culver , Alan-34 , 160

Cunning , Gerald-59 , 102

Cunn ing ham , Danny-34 , 51 , 109 , 132 , 142

Cu nnin gham, Patricia-66

Cun ning ham , Pat sy Jean66 , 124 , 180

Curd , Roddy-35

C urtis, Dave-79 , 103 , 161

C ur ti s, Dorisann-79

CUSTODIAL STAFF- 27

Cuzzupe , Donna-79, 105

D

Dady, St e ven-79

Da hl , Linda-80

Da hl , S :1s an-66 , 124

Dalby, Nancy-66 , 98 , 105 , 112 , 125

Daug ht er ty , Kay-80, 105

Davidson , Charl es- 66 , 108 , 159

Davis, Brenda- 35, 108, 124

Davoll, Jack - 66

Dawson , Anita - 80 , 105

Dean , Jo Ann - 66 , 74 , 102 , 104 , 124, 185

DEBATE-100

Decker , Su e Ann -66 , 102

Ded e ring , Susan-80 , 98 , 102

Defnall , Linda-62 , 66 , 94, 102 , 124 , 173

Dell , Su san -80 , 99 , 105, 173

DeNino, Alan-80 , 115

DeNino, Pat r icia-BO

Denison , Darnell-BO

Dennis , Marlene-35

Densberger , Don-80

Derrick, William-20, 35, 177

De sc h , Terry -66

Detenbeck, Sharon-62 , 80 , 105 , 182

Detmer , Seanne-80

Detore , Donald-SO

DeVer e, Denise-66, 102, 125

De w ey, Barbara-66, 98, 182

Dewey, Rod - 66 , 102 , 131 , 132 , 137 , 142 , 157, 161 , 173

Dickerson , Ja c k- 80, 160

Dickey , Daniel-80, 91

Die hl, Don - 66

Dietrich , Cheryl-80 , 105

Dillon, Mary Jo-66

Dinges , Jim-35 , 171

Dingwell , Robert-80 , 96 , 115

Dinsmore , Donna-66, 105

Dixon , Bruce- 66

Dorenbach , Don - 80 , 146, 161

Dority, Barbara-66, 96, 103 , 125

Dougherty , Terry-80 , 100, 101

Dove , Barbara- 66 , 99 , 125

Dovel , Harold - 91

Dovel , Kath y -66 , 105 , 125 , 167

Dovel , Timothy-35 , 132 , 155

Downs, Roger-80, 155 , 182

Drewel , Kenne th- SO, 102

Duffy, Alan-35

Duffy , Georgette-BO

Dugan , Joh n -66

Dugan, Nancy-80

Du gdale , Judy-66, 98 , 105 , 129

Dunbar, Gloria- 66 , 125

Dunn, Phyllis -S O, 103

Durfee, Rick-66

Durin g , Pame la -BO

Ew en, Barbara-BO, 114

Ewi n g , Carolyn-67 , 102 , 124

Dormer, Jimmy-3 5

EEasterda y, Sh erry- 59

Eb ert, Jim-3 5

Ebert , P eggy-80, 105

Ebmeier, How ard-6 6, 10 8, 145 , 161

Eck e rt, Gina-80

Ede lma ier , Edward-36 , 109

Edgar, Eugene -SO

E dgar, Th e l ma- 36

Edwards , Bob-36 , 108 , 10 9 , 132 , 155 , 167

Egg er, Jerry- 62 , 66 , 132 , 143 , 149 , 151, 16 1, 168

Eggeri c h s , Dennis- 66

Egge rt , Dale-66

Eic her , Janis-80

Eisen barth , Richard - SO, 158

Eit e l , C harl es -BO

Ek s trom Karen -66 , 98

El denborg , Nancy- 67 , 125

Elf e ldt , William - 67

Elliott , David- 67 , 108 , 179

Ell io tt , Linda-80

Ell is, Barb ara-3 6, 97 , 10 9, 114,119 , 125 , 129 , 184

Ell is, Danny- 28 , 36 , 61 , 132 , 137 , 139 , 161

Elli s, Daryl Sharp-36 , 165

El lis, Dick - 67

Ellis , Jo yce-80, 105

Emanu el, Bill-80 , 103

Embree , Mary - 67 , 124 , 13 0

E me ry , Barba ra -S O

Emry , Mary-80

E nge l , Gar y- 67 , 165

Eppen s , Sharo n-3 6, 108 , 109, 115

Erbach , David - 67 , 97, 100 , 101 , 116

Er ick.son , Linda-80 , 98 , 105

Erie , Ro ss-8 0

Esquivel , Frank-80 , 146 , 158

Estle , Gerald-36 , 108 , 159

Estl e, Gl end a-BO

Estle, Gloria - 80, 103

Eveland , Robert-36 , 108 , 110 , 132 , 155

Everett , Nancy-67 , 98

FACULTY -14-25

Fager , Dianne-4 , 36 , 102 , 121 , 124 , 178

F ar ber , Joyce-80 , 105 , 129

Far ha , Sa ndra- 67 , 125

F aris, W ayne-22, 80

Farkas , Jeffrey-37, 184

Fell ers, Cathie-Bl

F e lto n, Jim-8 1, 182

F enstema k er , Dan-81

Ferg uson, Derald-81, 161

F erguson, Kay -8 1, 105

F erg uson , Lana-80 , 105

F erguson, Linda-67 , 124 , 170

F ern, Sh i rley-S O

F ickes, Mark-67, 105, 115 Field s, Anita-80, 129

F in dley, Susan - 67 , 108 , 125

F is her , Sharon -3 7, 61 , 94 , 102 , 118, 122 , 124 , 126, 13 3, 171

F itc h e tt , Mart y-80, 130 , 131

Fl anagan, Judy-67 , 177

Fl eming, Charles-67

Fl e tch e r , Io ne- 67 , 99 , 105 , 125

Fli c k , Judy-37

Fl orea , Sharon-SO

Fo ers t e, Mary-67

Fol ey , Kathl ee:1-3 7, 125

Fontaine, Karen-8 1

Fo n t aine, Larr y -67

Forci er, St eve-8 1, 108 , 158

F ord, Kenne th- Bl , 155

Fo s ter , Craig-67 , 132 , 159 , 171

Foster, Gilbert - Bl

F os t er. Linda - 37 , 125 , 171

Fo s t er, S usan-81

Fox , Jerry-81 , 157

Frain, G era ld-8 1, 155

Fran cis, Loui s e - 67 , 125, 168

Francis , Pa me la- 37, 102 , 104, 111 , 124

Fra n ks , Diane-37 , 125

Fra sie r , Connie-23, 67, 125, 179 , 183

Fred s trom , Mark-81 , 158

Fredstrom, St e ve-67

Fre eman, Sharo n- 81

Fr eese, Linda-81 , 98, 109

Fr en ch , David-37

Fren c h , James Lawrence81

Fr en zen , Pe nny -37, 105, 125

Fr erking, Jo Ann - 67

Fr iesen, Tommy-67, 116 , 145

Fro scheiser, Kathy-67, 98 , 125

F uller , Lynn -81

F uller, Susan ( Kathy )- 67 , 124, 170

Fulton, Bob - 67

G

GAA-128, 129

Gabelhouse , James-81

Gabelhouse , John-67

Gage , Steve-81 , 154 , 158, 174

Galloway , Roger-37 , 137, 141 , 159

Garbers , San dra -67 , 105

Gar cia , Dian a -38 , 62, 108 , 123 , 182

Garcia , Ralph-38 , 56 , 132 , 141, 155

Garcia , Steve n - Bl

Gardner , Bob - 81, 146 , 155 , 161

Gar! , Mary-Margaret-Bl, 98

Garner , Bennie-38

Garrison , Gary-81 , 154 , 158

Gaskins, Judy- 67 , 99 , 125

Gaskins, Ke nnet h -38 , 61 , 100, 101, 111

Gates , Norma - 67 , 12 5

Gausman, John-67 , 155

Gedwillo , Carolyn-38 , 61, 62 , 85 , 102 , 115 , 121 , 178

Geitzena uer, Jo Ann-38

Gem me ll , Doug las-38 , 132 , 155

Genthe, Larry - 81, 155

Gen the , Ronnie-38 I 02

Gerberling , Sandra~81 , 109

Gergens , S t eve -67

Gerlach , Sandy-62, 67 74 , 102 , 124 , 129 , 131 , 169

Gette my, Ri c hard - Bl , 146

Gibson , Gail-67 , 125

Giebelhaus , Diana-81, 109

Gies , John-38 , 102 , 173

Gillespie , Shirley-Bl , 96 , 98, 130, 131

Gillispie, Linda-Bl , 170

Gillispie , Tim-67 , 132 , 156 , 160

Gilsdorf , Larry -81 , 146, 161

Glancy , Paul - 67 , 108 , 109

Glan tz , Gayle-67

Glan tz , Kenny-39

Gla ze , Connie-67

Gochnour , Gary-81

Godfrey , Vick i-67 , 124

Goeschel , Denn is-81 146 154 , 158 , ,

Goeschel , S te ve Richard3S

Golden , Danny-Bl, 109 , 145 , 16 1

Goldenstein , Ron - 62 , 65, 67 , 102 , 132, 149 , 152 , 158

Goldsberry , Pa mela- 67 , 98 , 124

Good , Roberta-39 , 60 , 61 , 62 , 111 , 115, 125 , 131

Goodwin , Kei th-Bl

Gould , Ra mona-39, 98 , 125

Govaert s, Jim-67 , 132 , 156, 170

Graham , Charles - 91 Graham , David-39 , 102

Grant , David-39 , 108

Graul, Dennis-Bl , 155

Graul, Gary-39 , 60 , 114, 160 , 161

Gray , Mary-39 , 102 , 106 , 107 , 108 , 113 , 124

Green , Sherry-67 , 96 , 98 , 105, 124, 128 , 129 , 131 , 175

Green, Vicki-67 , 111 , 114 , 116, 117, 124

Grell , Pam-67 , 105 , 131

Griepenstroh , Kathleen-24 , 30 , 61 , 99 , 125, 129

Grigsby , La Lanne-40

Grim , Sharon-67 , 98 , 105, 124 , 129 , 172

Gritz , Mar jo rie-40 , 108 , 124

Groat , Cra ig-76 , 109

Gronquist , Susan-Bl , 105

Gross , S u zanne-Bl, 105

Groulik , Fredrick-68

Gude , Craig - 91, 108 , 146 , 161

Guidinger, Pat-40 , 63 , 94, 111 , 122 , 124 , 180

G us t afson, Roger-81

Gustin , Julie-Bl , 96 , 103, 114 H

Haag , Be rnard -68 , 157 , 158

Haas , Kath y-8 1, 105

Haas , Larry-68

Hoeffn er, Bo nd a-68 , 102 , 106 , 125

Haesek er , Mary - 68 , 94 , 125 , 183

Hahn , Robert - 68, 132 , 148 , 149, 152 , 161

H a h n, Sally- 68 , 125

Hall , Terry- 40 , 60 , 100 , 101

Ha metz, Charlene-68 , 96 , 124 , 128 , 129

H ami ll , Larry-68 , 102 , 178

Hamilton , Cheryl-Bl , 129

Hamilton , Elizabeth-68 , 99 , 125

H amilton, Lyla- 68, 100, 101 , 111, 125

Ha mmes , Glenn-Bl , 157

H ammond, William-Bl

Ha mp to n, Carolyn-40

Ho nda , Jack-40 , 61 , 95 , 99 , 102 , 132, 137, 141

Honda, Jane - 68, 95 , 100 , 101 , 102, 124 , 173

Haney , Harol d - Bl, 108

Ha ney, Rick-59

Ha nneman , Kathy-Bl , 102

Ha nsel, Gary-80 , 82

Ha nsen, Charlene-82, 102

Han sen , Cheryl-82

Ha nsen , Donald-68 , 97

Han sen, Kar en- 91

Hansen , Linda-68 , 96 , 103 , 124 , 172

Ha nsen, Vicki-40, 103

Ha nson, Harold-40 , 171

Harman , Bradley-62 , 68 , 94 , 95 , 132, 156

Harman , Kenneth-68 , 114

Harris , Cynthia-68 , 125

Harris , James - 82 , 146, 161

Harris , Mickey-6 8, 168

Harris , Pa m-82 , 10 2

Harr is , Tommy-68 , 132 , 142 , 143 , 155 , 158

Harriso n , Lynda-40 , 120 , 124

Hart , E mily-82

Hart , Susa n-8 2

Hart , Tom-4 0, 132 , 157 , 169

Hart man , Ronald-68

Hartshorn , David-82

Hauschildt , Kandis-91

Hauschildt , P a tr icia-6 8 , 103

Hav rone k , John-40 , 57 , 108

Hawkins , Cheryl-68 , 125, 168

Ha ydon , David-82 , 105

H ec ht , Dennis-82 , 146 , 155

He i l eman , Carolee-9 , 40 , 61 , 98 , 108, 110 , 111 , 112 , 117 , 124 , 180

Heilman , Bec kie-68 , l 05 , 124

H eine k e , G reg -68

H eiserman , Byron -8 2

He ll e rich , Donna-22, 40 , 17 8

Hell eric h , Doug la s - 82

Hel mic k , Lawrence- 76

Hempel , Tom-68 , 102

Henderson, Su san-40, 48 , 60, 108 , 109 , 112 , 11 3, 125

H endricks, Diana- 40

H enricksen, Sh ery l- 82

H ensley , Keith-68 , 182

Henson, Bill-82

H en\y, S usan-82

H erman , Phylli s-4 1, 61 , 102 , 106 , 124

Herr , Ri c har d -68 , 108, 161

Herste in, Ji m-68

He rs tein , Nancy- 41 , 62 , 94 , 95 , 96 , 99 , 124 , 126, 176

H esson , Jim -41 , 132 , 156

H ester, Judy- 68

He s t er, Mi mi -68 , 74 , 77 , 102 , 104 , 124 , 131 , 164 , 180

H ester , Tra cy-41, 10 5

H eston, Kat h ryn-82 , 96 , 129

H eydon , June-82 , 99

Hiatt , Ken - 82

Hi a tt , Ran dy-82, 86

H ielen , Jerry -68 , 97

H iggins, John - 82 , 161

H ig ht s ho e , All en -41

H ill , Douglas-! 1, 41 , 62 , 108 , 109 , 110 , 166

Hill , Gary-68 , 101 , 111 , 11 6, 117 , 121 , 182

H i ll , Robert-68 , 108 , 114 , 116 , I I 7

H ilto n , Do ri An n -82

H i lyard, Diane -68 , 124 , 127

Hi n kle , Tim-82, 88, 95 , 156

His ey , A ni t a-82

Hla di k , Sh irley - 82, 105 , 18 2

Hobb s , Joh n-91 , 182

Hoch , Linda-82 , 105

Hohenste in, Jim-82 , 85 , 146 Hol m , Mark-68 , 13 7 , 144 , 161

Holm , Mary-68 , 12 4 , 128 , 130 , 131

Hol m , Nancy -82 , 96 , 100 , 101

Ho lton , Gary-68

Ho lto n , William-82 , 155 , 158 , 182

Holt o n, Marilyn-41 , 118 , 125 , 182

HOMECOMING ROYALTY -147

Haod, Jerr y -76

Hood , St arr-82 , 87

Hoover , Chris- 82

Hornby, Clinton - 82 , 103

Howard , Linda- 68 , 99 , 125 , 129

Ho well, Betty-82 , 100 , 101

Ho well, Rob er t-82, 114

H u ber , Bob-82

H uff , Linda-6 8, 99 , 100 , 101 , 111 , 125 , 131

H ug h es , Allen-69

H ug h es, Janice -41 , 62 , 102 , 125 , 126 , 172

H ughes, Rollie-69 , 183

H umeniak, Jea nnie - 82

H un t , Bill-69

H unter , James-82

Hu sbands, Jerry-69 , 158

Hutchin son, Marjorie-41 , 55 , 61 , 108 , 109 , 111 , 119, 124 , 185

H utchison , S t an-82

Ifla nd, Sandy-82 , 96 , 98

Ilk en ho ns , Diane- 69 , 124

Ilke n ho ns, Ja r:-8 2, 161

Ingram , Tim-8 2

Ingram, Ru th-69 , 124 , 168

Ingwerson , Elizabe th - 42 , 61 , 125

Inman, Jim-82

I nness , Donna- 42 , 60 , 61 , 99, 124

Inness, Ronald - 39, 42 , 132 , 15 6, 160, 161

INTERNATIONAL CLUB98 , 99

Ir ick, Ro sanne- 82

Irw in, Je rry-42 , 102 , 10 6, 172

Itz en, Jim-42

Jackso n, Bo b-69

Jackson, Linda-69, 105

Jacobson , Martin-42 , 61 , 95 , 132 , 133, 137, 141, 161

Jam es , David-82

Ja mes , Ric h ard -42 , 105

Ja mes, Tom-39 , 42 , 102 , 132 , 160

Janda , Sharon-69 , 99 , 108, 125

Jeffries , Judy-42, 102, 104, 115,123,124,170

Jennings , Bruce- 69 , 103

Jen sen , Arlinda-82 , 105

Jirka, Mike-43 , 59 , 95, 102 , 106

Johns , Bonnie-76

Johnson, Alberta-69 , 111

John son , Diana-69, 105

Johnson, Eva-82

Johnso n, Kandy-69 , 125

Johnso n, Kirk - 82, 108, 114, 155 , 160

Johnson, Lynn- 69 , 124 , 130 , 131, 181

Johnson , Melvin-69 , 97 , 99, 102 , 106

Johnso n, Mike-69 , 114

Johnson , Richard-43 , 132 , 142 , 153 , 155 , 161

Johnson, Richard - 83 , 109, 145 , 149 , 161

Johnson , Sandra-43 , 105, 125

Johnson, Tom- 69

Johnson , Virginia - 83

Johnston , Tom - 83 , 103

Jones , Kenneth-31, 43 , 60 , 62 , 111 , 132 , 142 , 146 , 149 , 151, 160

Jones, Gary - 83 , 146

Jonson, Geir-83

Jourdan, Cinda-69

Judkins, Thomas-69

Junge, A nn-69 , 105 , 124

Jungers, Jim - 43, 115

Jungers , Judy-25 , 83 , 102 , 115

Jurgens , Jim-83

Jurgens, Larry-69 , 115

Jurgens , Leon-69, 102

Ke nast on , Lee-91 , 146

Ke nd le , Karen-62 , 65 , 69 , 105, 125 , 179

Kenned y , Garth-22 , 69 , 109 , 171

Kennedy, Gerald-83

Ke n t , Larry-83

Kerr ey, William-69, 113 , 132 , 155, 174

Kessler, Sandra-69 , 124

Kett erer , Jac k-83 , 95 , 154, 158

Keyser , Neal-69, 102 , 132 , 161

Kiers t ead , Roberta-44 , 60 , 62 , 96 , 102 , 111 , 114 , 116 , 117 , 12 4

Kimes , Jean-69 , 96 , 124 , 129

Kiner , Garland-44 , 108, 109 , 125 , 126 , 177

King, Carol-76 , 124 , 175 King, John - 83 , 146

King, Joyce-44, 175

King , Lester-44, 132 , 155

King , Linda- 44 , 62 , 30, 115 , 124 , 126 , 173

King , Marietta-83, 103

King , Mildred-83, 105

King , Robert-69, 154

KinKaid , Robert-30, 44 , 94 , 102 , 126 , 172

Kirby , Diane-83 , 103

Kirk , Robert-69

Kirk, Terry-83

Kirkendall, Steve-70, 157, 159

Kl eeb , Ann-83

Klippert , Bruce-44

Klopp , Mary Ann -70

Kluska , John-83

Knapp, Glenda-44 , 105 ,

,

Knapp , Glenn-

,

Koontz , Robert-70

Kors, Karen-83, 112

Kraemer , Jochen-45 , 62, 94 , 95 , 98, 180

Krause , Nancy-70

Krcmarik , David-83 , 103

Krcmarik , Jo Anne-70

Kre jci, Jan-76

Kr iege r , Tom-83, 105, 146 , 154, 161

Kri n gel , Don-83, 102

Kringle , John-70, 171

Kroh mer, Dic k-83 , 102

Kru eg er, Linda- 70 , 166

Kru mm, Roger-83 , 161

Kru se , Carol-8 3

Kruse, Rog er- 45 , 100, 101

Kulla , Carrie-I 1, 45 , 94 , 95 , 102, 122, 124, 126

Kunkee, Mike-22, 84

Kunzman , James-83, 84

Kyle, Doug-83 , 84 , 145 , 154 , 158

Lester , Roger-91, 105

Letheby, Susan-84 , 105

Lewis, Ellen-84

Lewis , Geraldine-46

Lewis, Judy-70, 111 , 1 M

Lewis, Ron-84

Lickei, Donald-70, 97 Lind holm , De Vern-70. 97

Lineman, Terry-70

Livers, Nancy- 9, 45 , 46, 62, 102 , 108, 110 , 125, 180

Livers, Steven-84 , 161

Lobush , Ronnie-84

Lockhart , Glen-30, 46, 62 , 102 , 120 , 178

Lo c khart , Larry-84, 146, 154 , 161

Lofink, Kathy-84

Logan, Gerald-I 1, 70

Long, Gar y-46

Long, Linda-70, 124

Longmore, Linda-84 , 180

Loo s, Cra ig-84 , 105, 161

Loos, Kathy-70 , 125

Loos, Ted-70

Loos, W es ley - 32, 46 , 170 Lortz , Lucky-46

Lahodny , Jeanette-70 , 84, 125 , 128, 129

Lahodny , Judy-84 , 105, 128 , 129

Laher , F rank - 84 , 146 , 155

Laird , Donna-70, 105, 124

Laird , Johnny-45 , 132 , 149, 151 , 158 , 167

Lamberson , All an-8 4, 102 , 158

Lambert , Leslie- 70 , 105 , 125

Lambert, Robert-70

Lamborn , Kathy - 70, 124

Lamson, Larry - 161

Lamson , Mike - 32, 45

Lane , Lloyd-70 , 108 , 109 , 110

Lane , Vicki-70

La n ge , Bill-70

Lortz, Tom-84

Loudenback, Jim-70, 102 Lovejoy , Lorelei-70 , 76 , 99 , 109 , 124 , 131 , 177 , 183

Lowe, Joyce-70, 102, 125

Lowe , Mike-84 , 146, 155 , 176

Luedtke, Robert-84, 161 Luedtke , To m-84 , 154, 155

Lungershausen, Linda- 70

Lus her , Bill-70, 132, 156, 161

Lutes , Marcia-70 , 124

Lutz, Rick - 70 , 157 , 161 Lyman, David-84

M

Kaiser , Bill-43 , 172

Kaldahl , Marlene-69, 125

Kallemeyn , Robert-43

Kampsnider , David- 69

Kane, Margaret-69, 125

Kaul , Linda- 83

Kaye , Marjorie- 69 , 109, 125

Kearns , Kitty-69 , 102, 125

Keating , Jim-83 , 132, 137 , 144

Keele , Brian-43 , 59 , 118, 132, 157, 175

Keele , Colin-83 , 132, 157

Keelan , Sidney- 43, 61 , 102, 107 , 132 , 157

Keh m, Herman- 56

Kehn , Kathy-76 , 103

Kelle, Marilyn-9, 44 , 62, 95, 102 , 118, 12 3, 124 , 165

Kell e r , Nancy-83

Kelley, James-69, 111, 155

Kemis t , Julaina-69, 96, 105 , 118, 124, 131, 177, 181

Ke mpkes, Br ian- 69 , 156

Kempkes, Bru ce-13 2 , 156

Knight, Kristine-83, 176 Knippel , Gary-76 Knoble , Gary-83

Knud s e n , Terry-83, 102 , 154

Knudtson, Dennis-70, 102 , 145, 154, 161

Knudtson , Jim-83 , 146 , 154, 161

Knutson , Dianne-4, 44, 94 , 95 , 121 , 122, 124, 126, 133, 167

Koch, Don-83

Koch, Mary-70, 125

Koch, Roger-44

Kohl er, Kathy-45 , 109, 119 , 125, 170

Kolar , Franklin , 45

Kollman, Jane -83 , 105, 174

Koo n, Janice-45, 61 , 62 , 101, 102,104 , 111, 124 , 130, 131

Koo ntz, Dennis-83

Lange , David - 80, 84, 132 , 144 , 161

LaPointe , Charles-84

Larsen, Jenniler-45

Larsen, Linda (Clare) - 70, 94 , 125 , 131

Larsen, Linda-84, 98, 105 , 109

Larson , Alan-45 , 60 , 100, 101

Lar s on , Cherie-84

Larson , Linda (Ann) - 70 , 74 , 96 , 105 , 124

Lawrence , Gloria-70

Laws, Diane-84, 102

Leavitt, Robert-84

Lebsack , Christina-70

Ledyard , Patr icia-45 , 105, 125

Lee , Fra n klin -4 6 , 109, 111, 132, 156

Lee, Susan-70 , 102, 107 , 124

Lehr, Charlene- 84, 96, 102 Leisher, Lindy-70 , 124, 177

MacDowell, Jon-70, 109 MacNabb, Neal - 70, 105 Mc Adams , Connie-84 , 94 Mc Adams , Susan - 84, 98, 10 5, 166

McCabe , Kat h y-70, 125 McCarthy, Mike - 70 , 145 , 161 , 181

McCauley, H e len Glaynell -7 6

McColery, Ronnie-70 McCona th y , Tom-76

McConkey, C h arles Richard -46, 132 , 137 , 139, 160

McCord, David-91 , 146, 155

McCorkle, Patr icia- 70, 105 , 107, 114, 124

McCormick , Jack-70

McCullum , Barbara- 70 McDiffett , Cher yl-8 4, 171

McDo na ld , Nancy- 46 , 124

McGill, Suza nne-8 4 McGovern, Jerry-84, 161 McGovern , W illiam ( Don )70 , 102, 170

McGrew , Catherin e-84 , 99, 130, 131

McGrew , Morris-46

Mcllvain , Lon-46 , 102

McKee , Terry-46, 60 , 97 , 109

McLaughli n , Sandra-70 , 108, 109 , 125

McMeen, Carol-46 , 61 , 104 , 106 , 111 , 124

McMurtr y , Diana- 46

McM urtry , Sharon-84

McVey , Carol-84

McVey , Sharon-70 , 84, 102

Madden, Marlys-25 , 46, 62 , 102, 120, 122 , 124 , 126 , 174

Madison, Ray-70

Madsen, John - 85

Magorian , Jerry-85 , 146

Mahlman , Robert-85 161

Manley , Peggy-85, io3

Manske , George-47 , 132, 137, 142 , 181

Manske , Georgia-85, 103 , 129, 155

Marlow, Joy-70

Marshall, Jennifer-12 47 61 , 101 , 111 , 112 , 115 , 1i6 , 117, 119 , 123 , 124 , 173

Martin , Bro c k-85 , 146 , 155, 176

Martin , Cheryl - 85 , 98

Martin, Ralph-70 , 132 , 156 , 161 , 165

Martin , Ron-47, 108, 178

Martin, Scott - 85

Martin , Sue-70 , 125, 183

Martin, Vernon-70, 102

Martin, Virginia-47

Mason , Bob-47 , 132 , 155, 178

Mason , Norma-67 , 70 , 76 , 105 , 131

Mason , Richard-70 , 155

MASQUE AND GAVEL -Ill

Mathews , Linda-70, 74, 77 , 105 , 115 , 124 , 131 , 164, 170

Ma u l , Tom - 8 5, 158

Maull, G e orge-70 , 170

Maxwell , Joy-70 , 102

MAY DA Y- 28 , 29

May , Fra n k-47, 109, 156

Mayfield , John -4 7, 132, 143

Mayfield , Lin da-47, 109, 125

Mazurak , Cynthia-47, 61 , 85 , 99 , 12 0, 127 , 168

Meents , M i k e -85 , 96

Melichar , Ron - 85 , 15 4

Menefe e, Bar ry- 85

Meng, Li nd a - 85

Merrill , Cori n ne-85 , 99, 109

Merritt, Kay - 70 , 105

Metcalf, Al an -22 , 85 , 161

Metzger , Ja cqu e li n e-70, 103 , 125

Mi ck , Carolyn-71

Miles , Margaret-71 , 125 , 183

Milholla n , David-71 , 132 , 157

Mill e r , Cathy-71 , 125

Miller , Gary-71, 157

Miller, Jim-85

Miller, Joa n-71 , 124, 185

Miller , Joh n-8 5

Miller , Joy-59

Miller , Mike-85

Miller , Ronnie-71, 108

Miller , Rox Ann-71 , 99 , 103 , 125 , 129

Miller, Sandra-47, 62 , 102 , 125 , 168

Mills, G e orge-91

Mills, Joyce-85

Mill s , Kay-71 , 125

Miner , Bruc e-71 , 109 , 145

Mitchell , Frank-85

Moell e r , Pa u l-65 , 71 , 95 , 109 , 113 , 132 , 160

Moffitt , Kath erine-85

Mehrhoff, Ronnie-47

Monk , Terry-47 , 61 , 102 ,

132 , 137, 141, 149, 150 , 151, 158 , 173

Moock, Janet-47, 61 , 97, 111 , 125 , 129, 182

Mook , Janeen - 85 , 99, 103

Moore , Gerald-47 , 61, 100 , 101

Moore , Judy - 71, 125

Morell , Mike-85, 142, 145 ,

155

Morford , Jerry - 47 , 102, 132 ,

137, 141

Morgan, Gordon-48 , 60, 97 , 100, 101 , 171

Mor-gan, Mike - 85 , 161

Morgan , Robert-71 , 173, 176

Morgaridge , Joyce-85

Marian , Mike-48

Moritz , Cheri-71, 115

Morlok , William-85 , 105 ,

161

Morris , David-48 , l 02

Morrison, Steve-85

Morrissey, Tom-71 , 108

Morse , Sharon-59

Mosher , Myra-48 , 105 , 125

Motz , Jerry-48 , 61 , 118, 132 ,

133 , 149 , 150, 152 , 153, 158 ,

159 , 177

Mozdzen , Ruth-85

Muehlhause n, Bonita-71, 124 , 131

Mueller , Sharon-71 , 96, 102 , 111, 124 , 129

Mullenax , Keith-85, 86

Mullinix , Jerry-71 , 103

Munford , Jerri Ann-71 , 98 ,

102 , 107, 124, 126 , 129, 178

Munson, Gaylea-48 , 124

Murkle , Gale-85

Murphy, Dennis- 71 , 102,

106 , 108 , 145 , 171

Murphy, Kathleen-48, 108, 110 , 115

Murhpy , Michael-85

Mutchie , Eloise-48

Myers , Leslie-54 , 58 , 61, 108, 109 , 110, 117

Myers , P aul - 8 5, 109, 146 , 161

Na hle y, Ca,ol yn-8 5

Nahley , Marianne-48, 124 , 127

Nance, Larry-71

Nausler , Terry-85

Naylor, Venona-71 , 98 , 125

N CLUB -132 , 133

Neal , Carol-86, 105, 112

Neider house , Lon-86 , 146 , 154

Neiswonger , Flo yd-23 , 48 , 103 , 157, 170

Ne lson, Cheryl-49, 61 , 108 . 12 5

Ne lson, Jim-86

Nelson , Terry-65 , 71 , 74 , 95 , 102 , 124 , 180

Nelson , Tim-71, 113 ,132, 145, 154 , 160 , 182

Nelson , Wanda - 71 , 102, 106, 108, 110 , 125, 179

Nemet h , Mark-22 , 49

Newcomb , Nancy-86

Newell , Lizabeth-86

Newell, Th omas-71

Newlo n, Philip--86 , 157 , 161 , 182

Newstrom , Bill-86 , 158

NFL - 101

N ichols , David-24, 71

N icolai, Karen - 71 , 98 , 124

Neimann , Doyle - 71 , 97 , 171

Nie m ann , Rodney-86

N ei me yer , Marva-86 Nil s son , Tim-49, 108 , 110

NORTHEASTERN STAFF120 , 121

N orwood , Alice - 71 , 103

Norwood , Mary-86 , 102

N ovotny , Sally- 71 , 76 , 99 , 112 , 124 , 129 , 185

Nunn , Darrell-49

Nu n n , Mary-49

Orthengre n, Glenn-71

Osterman , Patricia-71

Ostwinkle , P ete-86 , 157

Otto , Ronald-25 , 50 , 11 5

Otto , Sheldo n -71, 94 , 95 , 156

Otto , Steve-86

Overman , Larry-SO , 115 p

Pack e tt , Cheryl-71 , 102 , 124

Packett , Virgil-62 , 86 , 95 , 103 , 155 , 158

Pa i nt e r , Vivian-77

Pa r ker , Douglas - SO · Park e r , Larry-71 , 110 , 154, 158 , 179

Parker, Larry-86 , 132 , 146 , 155 , 161, 179

Parker , Robert - SO , 132 , 138

Parks , Bob-71 , 113 , 154

Paro , Susan - SO , 121, 125 , 175

Parrott , Jan ice- IS , 50 , 55 , 62 115,118 , 119 , 125 , 126 , 170

Pashby , Douglas-71

Patterson , Dan-76

Patzer , Michael David-71 , 145

Payne , Susan-71 , 100 , 101

Pearl, Rosella- SO

Pearson , Cynth i a-76

Pear s o n, G ary-8 6 , 100, 101

Pecka , Ji m-59

Peet , Barb a ra -8 6

Peet, Eu gen e -7 1

PENG UIN S-1 30 , 13 1

Peo , Rick - 71 , 154

Perk ins, C rai g-86 , 108

Peter , David -8 6, 160

Peters , Gw en- 76

P e te r so n, De lor es -SO , 102

P e ter s o n, Mary-71 , 125

Peter s on , Sa n dra-86

P P. tri , Barbara-62 , 86 , 10 5, 179

Oakes , John-59, 108

Ochsner , Tom-62 , 71 , 132 , 149 , 151 , 153, 158

OFFICE PERSONNEL - 26

Ogd e n , E lizabeth-44 , 49, 60 , 102, 125 , 173

Ogier , Dane-71 , 103, 124

O ' Hare, Steve-86

Oka n o, Yumiko-49 , 62, 94 , 95 , 98 , 99 , 102 , 124

Oliver , Bob-86

Ollso n, Marjorie- 86

Olsen , Marsha-49 , 102, 118 , 124 , 127 , 170

Olson , Artyce-86, 105

Olson , Charle s -49

Olson , Don - 49

Olson, Ro nald-49

Olson , Suzanne-71, 96

ONE-ACT PLAYS - I 14, 115

OPERETTA -106 , 107

Orosco , Toni Jo-71 , 114

Orr , Lynn-71 , 125, 129

P e tt i t , S c ott -8 6, 154

Pettit , Vicki-SO , 125

Phelps , Charlotte - 86

Ph i ll ips , Chri s -71 , 97

Ph i llips , Joyce - 86

Phillip s, Mi ke - SO , 102 , 179

Phillip s, Vernie-86 , 103 , 146

Pickard . Herbert-71

Picker e l , Nancy-86 , 96

Pie p er , S e lma-71 , 124

Pierce , Bruce - 71 , 154 , 161

Pierce , David-86 , 108

Pier c e , Larry-71

Pike , Vernell-71 , 125

Pi n e, Roger-SO

Piontek , Alan - 86 , 102

Pitches , Ro s emary-71 , 105

Pitts , Douglas-86

Pleines , Norman - 71

Plock, Kenny-86 , 103

Poitz , Ro n -71 , 158

Polage , Don-50, 102, 169

Porter Roger -71

Portman , Richard-71

Portsch e, Laura-71, 117, 125

Port sc h e, Stan - 39 , 51 , 102 , 179

Powell , Nadine-51, 108, 182

Pow er, Craig-71, 103

Preston , Cindy ,-86 , 102

Price , Tack-86 , 157

Pri er, L. Randall - 51 , 60, 100, 101 , 108, 111 , 116 , 166

Priess, David-86

Pro c hnow , Mi c h ea l- 86, 105

Pru sia, Christine-86, 98

Pu e ppke , David-86 , 102 , 146

P uepp k e, Mike - 71 , 102 , 113

Roberts , Connie-91 , 105

Rob er t s , Gary-72

Roberts, Harvey-87

Roberts , Torene-87 , 105

Roberts, Kay - 51 , 98 , 105

Robert s, Sandy-87 , 102 , 112

Robinson , Hugh-51

Rob inson, Linda-72

Robison, Dianne-72 , 124 , 169

Roblyer, Karen-72 , 125

Roblyer , Larry-87, 161

ROCKET REVUE-112 , 113

ROCKET STAFF-118, 119

ROCKETTES -124-127

Rogers , Nancy- 5, 102, 104, 125

Roh n, Sa ndy-87 , 105

Roland , Charles - 72, 112 , 157

Roland , David 87

Roll er, Gail-87, 98

Schlereth , Darlene-76 , 102

Schlotfeld , Sharon-72

Schmidt , Ton-72

Schmidt , Sherr y- 52 , 125

Schmidt , St ep hen-87 , 100 , 101

Sch ne ider , Beverly- 53

Schneider , Elizabeth - 72, 105

Schneider , Larry-53 , 111, 116

Schneider , Ron-53

Schreurs, Leslie- 72

Schroeder, David-73

Schuckman , Daryl-73, 137, 143 155 , 161

Schuler, Linda-73

Schultz , Galen-84, 91, 156

Schultz , Tim-87, 158

Schultz , Marvin-73

Schultz , Susan-53, 62, 124 , 126, 177

Simmons, W arren-73, 102, 108, 115, 16 1

Simonds, Dennis- 54

Sinica , Victor-59, 103

Sinner , Lyle-73, 155

Sipp , Terry-7 6 , 145, 155

Sizemore , Terry-87 , 10 5

Skala, Toyce- 73 , 105

Skala , Pamela-73, 11 5, 184

Skinner, Dave-54, 172

Skinner, Dennis-73, 103, 156

Slaby , Tom-73 , 157

Sleight , Gary-73 , 132, 145 , 161

Sloey , Tom-87

Smidt, Lonna-54, 103

Smith , David-87 , 155

Smith , Dennis-74 , 132, 156

Smith, Florence-8 7

Smith, Harry-87 , 108, 145 , 154, 158

Quigle y, Toa n-8 6 , 182

Rochow, Lind a - 86

RADIO CLUB -22

Rah e, Linda-91

Rain e, Mik e - 91

Ram sey, Linda-71 , 94 , 125 , 131, 183

Raney , Michael-76

Rapp , Barbara-86

Rasmussen , Howard-86

Rasmussen, Sherry- 69, 72 98, 105 , 112 , 119, 124, 129

Rau , Ru sse ll-72

Rausch, Connie-86

Rau sc h er, Dwayne-86 , 10 3

Rauss , Melvin - 86

Ready, Susan - 24 , 66 , 72 , 124 , 180

RED CROSS -96

Reddick, Dwight - 87, 146

Rediger, Dale-72 , 97

Rediger, Diana-72, 102

Rediger, W ayne-87

Rege l ean, Cheryl-87, 105 , 167

Reg ler , Terri-72 , 125

Reming ton , Tanice-91, 105

Reinick, Tom-87, 146, 161

Renaud, Mary - 9, 51, 105 , 108 , 110 , 124 , 180

Re w er t s, Tu di th -72, 105 , 114, 124, 176, 185

Rexilius, Tom - 23, 87, 103, 161

Ri c hards , Tanice-51 , 124

Richt er, Toe- 76

Riedel , Harold-87

Rif e, Tohn-8 7, 103

Riggert , Don-51, 102 , 13 7 , 138

Riggi ns, Michael-72

Riv e tt , Charyl-8 7, 103

Rivera , Patricia-72 , 74, 124

Robbins , Mike-72

Rob e l , Dave-22, 87 , 158

Rolofson, Nancy-51 , 52 , 99 , 124, 131 , 176

Roper, Dana-72, 114 , 121

Roper , Leslie-72 , 96

Ross , Dan-87

Roth , E manue l- 72 , 109

Rueter , Christine-87, 102

Rueter, Tohn-72 , 100 , 101

Rule , Tom-87

Rung, Rob er t-87, 102 , 146, 158

Rupe , Ta mes-8 7

R ush, Amalie-8 7

Russell , Patricia-72 , 125

Rustermier , Barbara- 87

s

Sabalka , Elizabeth -8 7, 98

Saleh , Sonham - 52 , 94 , 95, 98 , 124

Salzman , Larry - 52 , 172

Sampson , St eve-8 7 , 161

Samuels , Phillip-52 , 108

Samuelson, Li n da-91

Sand , Norma- 52, 60 , 98 , 125

Sazama, Tanet-87

Sazama , Tudith-52 , 99 , 125

Schaaf, Dianna-72, 125

Schaf er, Carol- 52

Schafer, Dennis Allen-87 , 100, 101 , 112

Schafer, Dennis Paul- 87

Schafer, Ron-52, 61

Schaffer, Stephen-87

Scheidt , Billie Lou-52, 125 , 128

Schell, Dennis-52, 132

Schenkel , Ph y llis-72, 183

Scherer, Harry - 59

S c herer , Tohn Robert - 87

Schidler , Kathy-52 , 119 , 124, 184

Schidler , Li nda-9, 39, 52 , 125

Schleg e lmilch, Larry-52

Schleiger , Donna- 52 , 10 5

Schulz , Sus an- 73 , 108, 109 , 110 , 125

Schuman , Tim-73

S c hwab , Marvin-87

Schwab , Roger- 53

Schwaninger , Dean - 73

Schweitzer , Carolyn-73 , 105, 124

Scott , Mer l-53

Scott, Robert - 64, 73 , 94 , 132 , 137, 144 , 149 , 152 , 158 , 167

S ear ls , Nancy-53

Seaton , Fern-36 , 53, 61 , 102 , 121 , 124 , 173

Segoviano, David - 73 , 160

Sehnert , Rod-53

SCIENCE CLUB -97

Sell , Betty-73 , 124

Severn , Toh n- 54 , 108

Severn , Ronni e-8 7 , 115

Seyersdahl , Eldon-91

Shadley, Te rry-76 , 156

Sheaff , Toleen - 87, 102 , 130 , 131

Shearer , Linda - 87, 115

Shefferd, Carol - 76

Shelbourn , Karen-87 , 9q

Sheldon, Richard -8 7

Shelton , Mary-73 , 105 , 124 , 131

Shepard, David-73

Sherman , Dick - 54 , 60, 100 , 101, 111, 116

Sherven, Arl ene- 87 , 108

Shipp , Daryl-73, 105, 156 , 182

Shir ey, Tani s-87, 103

Shirl ey, Rob er t-73

Short, Michael-76

Showee n, Donald-54, 15 6, 176

Shr effler, William-44 , 54 , 61 , 102 , 107

Shri ner, Tom - 73, 102

Shumaker , Sue-73

Shuman, Kar en-8 7, 131

Siemering , Cynthia-73 , 108 , 125

Sildmets , Vaike - 73 , 125

Smith , Toan-74 , 125

Smith, Tudy-87 , 105

Smith, Tune-54

Smith , T Michael-87, 100

Smith , Paula- 59

Smith, Roberta Ann-99

Smith , Sandra Tean-87

Smith, Sandy-39 , 54 , 124

Smithey, Sherry-74, 10 5 , 115 , 124 , 179

Snook , Evelyn- 74 , 105, 124, 129

Snyder , Keith - 87

Snyder, Terry-74, 170

Snyder , William -8 7

Soflin, Robert-- 54 , 108 , 109 , 110 , 111 , 117

Sommer , Rich ard-2 2 , 54, 117

Sove reign , Gordon-74 Spath , Dennis-74

Spelts , Robert - 74 , 102 , 111 , 114, 116, 117

Spelts , Sharon -88, 102 Spier, Dell- 74 , 158

Spinar, Don-88, 157, 158

Spomer , Mary-74 , 105, 12 5

Spurgin, Victoria - 5, 74, 109 , 124

Staberg , Dwayne-5 5, 102, 132, 158, 159, 177

Staberg , Lynn-64, 74, 95, 124 , 130,131,172

Staiduhar, Eddie- 88 Stairs, Tudy-88, 103 Stallings, Bob-74

Stanislav, Patricia-55 , 59 , 125

Stanley, Bob-88

Stansbury, Tudy-32, 55 , 88 , 102, 108 , 110 , 111, 117, 12 5

Stansbury, Linda-62 , 88, 95 , 177

Staple s, Lynne - 74 , 99 , 125 , 182

Starck, Tames - 74

Stark, C aro l- 69 , 74 , 96 , 99 , 11 8 , 12 4 , 17 1

Stark, Sharon - 88

Starkey , Lloyd - 22 , 88

Stava , Gary-74

Steenbarger , John-55, 61, 97, 166

Steenson, Bruce-55 , 132, 158 , 171

Steffen , Shirley-55

Steil , Jayne-39 , 55 , 61 , 98, 102 , 124 , 131

Steinke , Gary-55

Stephen , Lorna-88 , 98 , 105

Stephen , Ly le-55

Stephenson , Janie-74

Stephenson , Robert-91

Sterling , Bob-88

Sterling, Larry-76

Steuben , P aula-7 4

Stevens, Danny-55 , 132 , 160 , 161

Stevens , Susie-59 , 103

Stewart , Rondo-88 , 103 , 146, 161

Stith , Loris-85, 88 , 115

Stokke, Lynn-88 , 105

Stoner , Paula- 88, 103

Story, Diana-74 , 125

Story , Sherrill-55

Stotts, Ell en-88

Strahan , Helen-24, 74

Strain , Barbara-4 , 36, 56 , 119 , 124 , 126 , 174

Strayer, Barbara- 75, 102, 124

Strayer, Danny-88, 155

STUDENT C OUNCIL-94, 95

Summers , Dennis-88, 146 , 161

Summers , Rhonda-75 , 179

Sundquist, Randy-88, 178

Sutter , Charles-88

Sutton , Bob -7 5

Sutton, Richard-88

Swanson, Jane-88

Swanson, Joel-22, 56 , 60 , 97 , 100 , 101, 158 , 180

Swanson, Ken- 88, 146 , 155

Swanson , Linda-75, 99 , 103 , 125

Swartz, Joh n-88, 146 , 161

Swenson, Paul-88, 102, 160

Szakaly, Craig-89

Terry , Irene-75

Tetherow, Tom-89, 161 , 170

Thacker, Bob-62 , 88, 89 , 95 , 96, 103 , 111 , 117

Thalmann , Virginia-75 , 105, 125

Tharnish , Dan-89

Tharnish , Dick-89, 146 , 161

Thomas , Michael-56 , 61 , 109 , 111,115,116, 117

Thompson , Betty - 75 , 105 , 124

Thompson, Donna-75, 96 , 128 , 129

Thompson, Gary - 75 , 94 , 95 , 132, 137, 143 , 149 , 151 , 158, 176

Thompson , John-56 , 108, 109 , 110

Thompso n, Larry-89

Thompson , Lawrence-75

Thompso n, Paul-75

Thompson, Sandra-56, 98 , 125

Thompson , Tom-89 , 145 , 154 , 161

Thrasher , Connie-75, 102 , 125

Tische, Diana-89 , 105

Tische, Jim-89 , 132 , 155, 158, 173

Topliff, Paul-62, 89 , 103 , 145 , 154, 158

Torell, A nn-89, 99, 103

Towns, Joe-91

Towns, Merna-75

Townsley , Ruth-89 , 105

Traudt, Gaylord-56

Traudt, Sharon-75

Traver, David-91, 161 Travis, Linda-89

True, Susan-75, 125

Tumblin , Debbie-89 , 96 , 102 , 112

Tupa, Alvi n -89

Tupe, John-75 , 155 , 161

Turek, Charles-56 , 61 , 102 , 132 , 141, 143 , 149, 150, 158, 159, 178

TURNABOUT ROYALTY126

Turner , Glenda-75, 102, 124

Turner, Judith-57, 125

Twiehaus , Herbert-89

Van Arsdall , Georgia-75

Vanderfecht, Judy-90 , 195

Van Horn , Roger-57

VanHorn , Tom-75 , 156, 161

Van Landingham , Dennis48 , 57 , 132 , 156, 161

Vaughn, Bob-25 , 75

Vercellino , Ann-90

Vifquain , Gary-90 , 102 , 146 , 154 , 158

Vifquain , Terri-4 , 57 , 61 , 102 , 108 , 110 , 124 , 174

Villiers , Vicky-75, 109 , 124 , 172

Vogel , Steve-75

Vosika , Jackie-105

Vosika , Patty-102

Vrana , Joanne-75, 97, 109, 129

Vrana , Margaret-57, 61 , 97, 108, 110 , 111 , 117, 125

wWagner, Jean -9 0, 102

Wait, Steve n-90, 103 , 146

Waldo, Judith-39 , 57 , 62 , 95 , 105 , 124 , 169

Woline, Robert-75

Walker , Fran cis-91, 102

Walker , Gary-90

Walker , Ronnie-90 , 156

Wall , Marcia-88 , 90, 98, 108 , 109 , 128 , 129

Wall, Miriam-57 , 99 , 109

Wall, Ted-90

Wall , Vicki-57 , 96 , 97 , 99 , 125

Wallace , Dana-75 , 102 , 124

Waller , Dorothy-90

Waller , Margaret-57 , 77 , 105 , 125 , 164

Walsh, Lanore-57 , 98 , 105

Walters , Carol-90 , 109

Walters , Cinda-58 , 105

Walters , Delores-90 , 105

Walters , Janice-75 , 125

Walton , Darrell-75

Ward, April-75

Ware , Gary - 58

Ware , John-90 , 103

Warkow, Bob-90 , 102 , 124

Warner, Nancy-90

Warken, Frieda-75

Warnsholz , Merle-75, 102

Weiberg , Jerry-75

Weichbrodt , Dave-77

Weidman , Jeanne-75 , 98 , 108, 125

Weiler , Sherry-90 , 115

Wells , Bradley-90

Wells , David-91

Wells , Jeanne-75, 125 , 171

Welter, Sandra-75 , 105 , J 30, 131

Wertz, Dennis-91

\ eskamp , Michael-59 , 127

Weskamp, Patric ia-75 , 124, 127

West , Lynda-75 , 125

We s t, Mike-75

Westfall , Gary-91

WE: s tover , Karen-91

Wewee , David-7 5, 156

Weyer, Ardyce-91

Weyer, Jerry-91

Weyers, Lee-91 , 103

Wheatley , Doris-91

White, Mike-58 , 102 , 172

White, Richard Delynn- 58

Whited, Larry-75, 108 , 110, 161, 180

Whitham , Linda-75 , 124 , 126

Whitham, Nellie-91

Wick , Barbara-91 , 99

Wieker , Ann Marie-91

Wieker , Kurt-75

Wilcox, Beverly-24 , 75 , 102, 107 , 131

Wilcox, Linda-91, 103

Wilde , Joh n- 58 , 157

Wilken, Steven - 91

Will , Jerome - 75 , 175

Williams, Barbara - 58 , 62 , 102 , 104 , 105 , 112, 122, 124 , 126, 170

Williams, Karen- 58 , 62 , 111 , 115

Williams, Linda-75 , 115 , 124

Williams, Robert-91

Williams , Stepha nie- 115

Williams , Vicky Lou-75 , 99 , 125

Wilson , Bett y-7 5, 124

Wilson , Beverly - 91 , 96 , 105

W i lso n, Claude-59 , 132, 157

Wilson, Diane-91

TTalbot , Linda-7 5, 105, 124 , 179

Ta l bot, Tom - 56

Talbott , Evelyn-51, 56, 62 , 99 , 124 , 131, 182

Talbott , Phillip-89, 160

Talley, Beverly-85 , 89, 105

Tautfest , Al vin -89

Tautfest , Andrew-89, 102

Taylor , Joanne-75 , 125

Taylor, Rita-56

Taylor, Terry - 75

Tays Susan-89, 105

Tea l , Gayla-89 , 96 , 172

Teic h ert , Marsha-56 , 109, 115, 125

Tejral, Erma-75

Tyrrell, Patricia-89

Tyrrell, Rick-57

Ubben , Sheila-75 , 76 , 99, 112, 124, 129

Underwood , Bette-90

Unger , Connie - 90

Upton , Susan-90 , 105

Urbanec, Ronald-75

Urbom, Richard-89

Vallis , Susan-7 5, 99, 103, 12 5

W attn em , Stanley-58 , 102, 106 , 156

Watts , Cindy-90

Way, Jimmy -22, 75

Way , Ronald-76

Wear , Kathy-90

Weber, Adeline-75 , 125

Weber, David-58

Weber , Irvene-75 , 102 , 124 , 128 , 129

Weber , Linda-90

Weborg , Mary Ann - 58, 102 , 111 , 124

Webster , Phyllis - 75 , 10 5 , 124 , 131

W edberg , Carol-90, 9 6 , 98

Weiberg , Cathleen - 90, 182

Wilson , Jo Diane-75 , 102, 104

Wingrove , George-75, 145, 157 , 161

Wisehart , Raymond - 91

Wismer, Linda-75 , 105, 124, 130, 131

Witten , Shirley-91, 94 , 112

Wittstruck, Gary-91

Wittstruck , Marcia-75 , 102 , 124 , 183

Woessner , Nancy-91

Wohlers , Dennis-75

Wolf, Nancy-59 , 62 , 94 , 95 , 112 , 118, 124 , 180

Wolf , Susan-62, 76 , 108 , 124, 174 , 181

Wolfe , C indy- 91 , 95 , 105

Wolfe , Dell-75

Wood , Steven-76

Woodhull , Dolores-76, 102

Woodruff , Diana-76, 108

Woodrum , Linda-59 , 102 , 107 , 124 , 179

Woodrum , Susan-76 , 99 , 114 , 124 , 129 , 172

Woods , Roger-59 , 102 , 107, 132, 140

Woods , Stephen-76 , 15 6 Woodward , Patty-5 9

Woolman , Larry-91

Worley, Sharon-91, 98 , 105

Worm , Jerry - 76

Wright , Janet-76 , 105 , 124

Wright , Mary-68 , 76, 103 118, 124 , 17 5

Wright , Terry-91 Wulf , Nancy-76 , 108 , 125

Yates, Stan-91 , 109, 156 Yearley , Mike-85 , 91 Yohe , Gary-91 , 109

Yankey, Darrell-59 Yount , Sandra-76

Faculty and Administration

Adams , Mrs Marjorie-16 , 96

Bauer , Mr. Art-11 , 16 , 137 , 139 , 161

Bau er, Mr. Rudy-14 , 137

Berka , Mr. Melvin-16

Boiler , Mr. Evan-1 6, 22 , 23

Bowlin , Mrs. Beryl-16

Bruner , Mr. George -1 6 , 20

Burnham, Miss Mary-11 , 16 , 123

Clark, Miss Myrtle-16

Coleman, Mr. Watson-16, 23

Dolezal , Miss Margaret-16

Dun lap , Miss Hel en -17

Fergu son , Mrs. Grace-26

Foster , Mr. Clifton-I 7 , 77

Fredstrom , Mr. Claire-I 7 , 23 , 45

Fredstrom , Mr. Rudy-14

Galloway, Mr. Bernard-I 7, 21 , 132

Gast , Mrs. Mary Jean-17

Harper , Mr. Charles-I 7, 111 , 11 5, 116 , 117

Hester , Mr. Max - 17 , 21, 137, 161

Hughes , Mrs Marlys-9, 17, 121

Hubka , Mrs. Helen-26

Ingwerson , Mrs. Mary-17, 89

Jacoby , Mrs. Mabel-17 , 24

James , Mr Robert-I 7, 138 , 146

Janda , Mrs Christine-17

Jeffery, Mr. Ellis-17 , 97

Johnson , Mr Edward-18 , 149 , 150

Kidd , Mr Thomas-18, 156

Klockner , Mrs Ida-18

Kos , Mrs Barbara-18

Krause , Mrs. H e l en -18 , 23, 96

Lewis , Mr John-159

Limbeck , Mrs. Helen - 26

Lintvedt , Mrs. Margaret-18

Luther, Mr. Kenneth-18

Maher , Mrs. Ula-19

Maly , Mr. William-19

Mason , Mr Lawrence-19

McCormick , Mr John-19

Moore , Mr. Barry-18, 19 , 138, 145 , 158

Mueller , Mr . A . J.-19

Nagele , Mr. Richard-19

Oehring , Mr. Gerry-156

Pavey , Mrs Selma-26

Price, Mr. Gary-19

Ramig , Mrs. Pauline-15 , 20

Reeder , Mrs Elizabeth-20 , 25, 111 , 115

Resz , Mr. Robert-20 , 97

Richards , Mrs. Mildred-20

Robinso n, Mrs. Mary Lou20

Rush, Mr. George-20, 23 , 25

Schmadeke, Mr. Lloyd-20, 77

Schulz , Mr Duane-20 , 86, 87, 108 , 109 , 110

Schuerman , Mr Norbert15 , 22

Seng , Mr. Leroy-20 , 154

Shaver , Miss Elizabe th-20

Advertiser's Index

Action Auct ion- 179

Alder son's UNI Po pper- 178

Art' s Barber Shop-176

Ben Franklin Stor e -182

Ben Your Hairdr esser- 184

Bethany IGA-174

Bethany S upp ly-173

Bill and Tony's IGA-172

Bowler Inn-168

Bryant Heating-166

Carlton's Sho e Store - 168

Christensen 's Applianc e170

Christiano's Pizza-173

Citizens State Bank-167

Collins 66 Stat ion-171

Colonial In n-1 73

Con nie's Texaco Station170

Dairy Queen #2-174

Dale's Dairy Sweet-172

Dean Brothers Rambler185

Dean Oetjen ' s Station-182

DeBrown Auto Sale s -181

Dick's Apco Station-177

Dietz Music House-180

Don ' s Mobil Station-173

84th and " O" Drive-In-177

Elce and Son Book Bindery -173

Ell s U N I Mobil Station-178

Fairmont Foods Co -171

F and M Supply-173

Fir s t National Bank-180

Fleetw ing Station-181

Fl eischmann Construction Co .- 169

Gates-Knight Insurance176

Gene 's Barb er Shop-172

Gordon and Morgan-171

Green ' s Furnace Co -175

Hamilton's Studios-164

Hanna's Champlain Station -177

Havelock Meats-177

Havelock Na tional Bank169

Hobbs Cafe-182

Herb ' s Standard Station172

Hladik 's Service Station182

Holmes Grocery-166

Hood Lumber Co .- 178

H ub -Hall Realty-184

Joseph's Beauty Salon-170

Joyo Theater-183

Karnes Dry Goods-182

Kare n's Mag ic Mirror-166

Kings NE-16 5

Ki ngs South Street-168

Kingscrest-181

Li n coln A viation-183

Lowe Brother s Construction Co.-176

Mar y's Beauty Salon-171

Matthews Texaco Station170

McAdams Studo-173

McCartney 's Service Station-174

Mealhow Standard Station -172

Meek Lumber Co -183

Midwest Speedways-176

Miller & Paine-180

Mikesh Sincl air Station176

National Bank of Commerce - 177

National Business Institute -184

Zanderholm, Paul-25, 59

Zemke , Jim-76 , 160

Zepf , Jim-91

Zimmerman, Angela-59

Zimmerman, David-59

Zimmerman , Gary-91

Zimmerman, Mike-80, 91, 105, 154, 16 1

Short , Mrs Vietta-21 , 23 , 128 , 129

Shumard, Miss Audria-11 , 21

Si m on , Mr Frank-21

Smith , Miss Isabell e-21 , 25

S noo k , Mrs. Velma-21, 104 , 106

Stednitz , Mrs Margaret-21, 105

Taylor, Mr . Harland V .-15, 95

Thompson, Mr Boyd-22 , 24, 137, 145 , 155

Thompson , Miss Judy-22

Vifquain, Mrs. Dorothy-22

Wall , Mr. Kenne th-22 , 157 , 158

Watkins , Dr. Steven-14

Watt , Mr Keith-22 , 97

Watters , Mrs Frances-IS

Willemsen , Mr Henry-22 , 97 , 138 , 146

Wilson , Mr s. Vivian-22

Witt , Mrs Lucille-26

Wohlers , Mr. Robert-22

Nieman o's-180

Norris Fina Station-179

Nort heast Bowling Lanes170

Nort h eas t Printers- 168

Paramount Pl umbing -183

Patio Drive-In-183

P aul's Mobil Station- 178

Port sc he Real Estate-179

Red Dot Inn-170

Royal Barber Shop-178

Sandy's Beauty Salon-172

Sav-a-More Station-178

Smitty's Little A me rica-167

Talbot's Place-179

T & M Construction-181

Tele-Tek T V Service-171

Townsend Studios-182

Turek's Shoes-178

Tyrrell's Florists-174

U N I Standard Station-17 5

Victory Cleaners-170

Western Power & Gas-178

White ' s 66 Station-171

Williams Recording Service -166

Young ' s Floor Covering175