Northeast High 1966 Yearbook

YESTERDl Y

September 9. 1941 ...

" Coming up the temporary board walks students marvelled at the size of the building. As they entered the front passage they noticed the large trophy and show cases which flanked both sides of the hall.

" Walking directly across the hall from the child center , the first day students looked longingly at the cafeteria , which was soon to provide an eating place for the one thousand members of the school

"The building was now complete, the trophy cases were filling , organizations and clubs were showing their accomplishments. Northeast 's history was in the making and the first chapter was written.''

September 13. 1965

Twenty-five years later the enrollment has grown to 1700 students. However, Northeast has continued to grow , not only in the number of students , but in the school building itself. Nineteen fifty-four saw the 1 completion of the North gym and also in 1954 a new wing was added on the West side of the building. Another high school, East High , will soon be built to accomodate the increased enrollment. Truly the history of Northeast has been a history of growth.

In this book we will try to tell our story. A story ofYesterday. Today and Tomorrow

It is with pride and honor that we dedicate this, the 1966 ROCKET, to Miss Isabelle Smith, Miss Audria Shumard, Miss Elizabeth Shaver, and Mr. Bernard Galloway.

These instructors have been members of the faculty at Lincoln Northeast High School since its opening twenty-five years ago. Together they have contributed a century of service to their departments, to their school, and to the many students who have enrolled in their various classes.

They have served not only as instructorsthey have offered friendship, guidance, and wise counsel to pupils, to fellow teachers, and to all who have been part of Lincoln Northeast. They have shared their wisdom, they have exerted limitless and unending effort, and they have helped build the many traditions characteristic of this school.

Faith, ~orship, family become fundamental and

We at Lincoln Northeast have discovered the importance of faith and morals in a world of toil and turmoil. We have discovered, also, that these are implanted and nourished through the church and its activities and through the part we play as responsible and cooperative members of our families . ·

Through church choirs, youth organizations, and church school classes, spiritual and

moral values became basic and vital ; worship became increasingly important.

Through our homes we have learned to accept the responsibilities required of teenagers Some of us have even opened our homes to individua ls from foreign countries to share with them our culture Building on these foundations , we are prepared to accept our roles in the world of tomorrow.

Rockets traditionally

are part of their

community

This past year has marked many highlights for Northeast students as members of our community An important event for some was meeting Governor Morrison and having a personally conducted tour of his office. For the ROCKET staff the main highlight was winning the KMTV A ward for placing first in the Class A yearboo k contest and bringing home the trophy

However, these were not the only recognitions for Northeasterners. The Bethany Lions Club held their annual w atermelon feed to congratulate an outstanding football team, the band marched in city parades and three students went to Florida to a g ymnastics clinic.

Learning nurtures new

In our comm u nity a school is thought of as an institution designed for learning Some think of this learning as advanced study in mathematics , science, or history However , these are not the only types of learning.

We learn when we get along with others ; we learn when we realize the greatness of the United States in which we live ; we learn when we master some new g oal. This goal may . be an individual achievement or hobby , or it ma y be the achievement of a group as that demonstrated by the band as they lead a civic parade. The satisfaction we g ain from these experiences prepares us for our futures

skills, talents, and attitudes toward each other

Old fads returned this year, along ·with the new

During this past year Northeast not only followed the city-wide fads , but also developed some of her own.

Motorcycling, a favorite pastime of any teen in Lincoln, proved to be ex t ra popular this year as cycles became not only recr e ation , but also a mean s of tran s p o rtation Typical attire for this was "bell bottom" pants or matching shorts and knee highs. Northeast jackets were on many loyal Rockets.

As usual the traditional sweater and skirt outfit dominated the halls of Northeast along with many new fads, such as matching tops and socks, and U-neck shifts

For boys bonanza shirts and buckskin coats proved popular Saddle shoes were seen on both boys and g irls .

September , 194 l.

" As a democratic nation must have leaders with thoughtful judgment for present problems and a far-seeing vision for future planning , so the modern school must have a school board , superintendent , principal, and faculty The school board not only determines school policies but also advises and helps with all school and community projects .

" Teachers coun sel students about registration and the choice of subjects that will broaden interests, develop leadership, and prepare for vocational fitness. These are the

leaders who make our school the modern educational instit u tion it is today ."

September 1965 ..

The prime requirements of a school are an inquiring student body under the direction of a qualified and compe tent administration and faculty . Realizing this , Lincoln Northeast has always striven for these req ui rements . The library, the lab , and the classroom offer chances for higher learning at a hand's reach

We at Northeast realize this importance and continue to seek new knowledge through ..

With the end of Jackson, Bethany, and Havelock

Nineteen forty-one marked the end of Jackson , Bethany , an d Havelock High Schools. The schools combined , but the activities they e njoyed, the ideals they worke d fo r , an d t h e traditions they cherished still liv e in Lin c ol n Northeast High School.

Coming to Northe a st from the three s c hools were many teachers , four of whom have bee n here for all twenty - five y ears .

December 7 , 1941 , saw th e li v es of y oun g Amer ica n s interrup t ed fr om s c hoo l an d pla y b y the h istor y making decision o f Presi d ent Ro o s evelt to declare wa r on Japan The sp irit o f th e wa r was depicted everywhere, as Nor theas t s t udents joined not only in buildin g war supp lie s , b ut in enlisting in the s ervice Mor se cod e h e adlines were part of the times , even in t h e N orth e a s t yearbook , depicting A merican sp iri t in the war effort.

A ft er twenty-five year s a war- ti me empha s is is again b ein g felt by Nor thea s t students and p e ople of t he commun ity .

This cornerstone marked the beginning of Northea st.

GAA was one of the many new organizations at LNHS.

High Schools came the birth of Lincoln Northeast

Administrators and Board of Education combine

As the school system grew and expanded, duties and responsibilities multiplied. Dr. Arzell Ball was employed to assist Superintendent Dr. Steven Watkins.

Complementing the Board of Education in overseeing particular phases of the public schools are Dr. Reed Schaefer, Dr. Rudy L. Fredstrom , and Rudy J. Bauer. Coordinating curriculums, supervising building maintenance, ordering supplies were part of their duties.

On the second and fourth Tuesday of the month the Board of Education meets to confer on school matters. The members are (seated left to right): Dr. John Lux, Dr. Steven Watkins, Superintendent of Schools, and Mr. Edward Copple Standing

(left to right): Mr. James Stuart. Mr. Robert Wekesser, Mr. Robert Ammon , Mr. Robert Magee.

to discuss and improve Lincoln schools for '65-'66

Me m bers o f t h e Lin c oln Bo ard o f Educ ation work t o maintain high educational s tandard s for t h e c it y's students. These elected re pre s entativ es of the community work t og e ther wi th Dr . Ste ven W atkin s , the S uperintendent o f S chool s , and h is assistant s t o administer a nd c orr el a te t he varied activities of the many schools in the city .

Harla nd V . Taylor, who se r ve s as p rincipal o f Linc ol n No rt hea st , has primary r e sponsibility fo r t he st udents of this rapidly growing organi z ation. H e anticipates the new problem s of th e ever rising student body, and takes steps to insure the best possible use of cla s sroom space. He also serves as the advisor of the S t udent Co unc il.

Mr Schuerman , Vice Principal , is respons ible fo r administrative duties in the absence o f Mr . Taylor and has many o t her jo bs . Mrs . W atters serve s as the A ssistant P rincipal in charge of Student A ctivities and carries into effect school policies. Mr . Moore, Principal in the area of Ins t ruction , carries out policies concerning s cheduling of the s t udent body a n d has ot h e r numerous servi c es .

While serving as principal of Northeast for the past eight years , Mr. Taylor has been on an unending quest for better understanding between students and faculty.

A shift was made in the duties of school administrators this year. Mr. Schuerman 's title is Vice Principal, Mrs. Watters became Assistant Principal in charge of Student Services, and the new addition , Mr. Moore, acquired the task of Assistant Principal in the area of Instruct i o n This led to an efficient division of duties.

More teachers are hired as student body grovvs

As our school continued to increase in enrollment, the need for teachers also increased. Each new school year demands the addition of more tea chers and this year saw another influx of newcomers when eleven new instructors came to Lincoln Northeast.

Of the eleven, five had been graduated from the University of Nebraska where one had been a member of the nationally famous Cornhusker football team. One was a graduate of Nebraska Wesleyan while others came from Colora do and Massach us etts

Interesting facts came to light about the new facult y members and their families Mr Spadafore's wife is an elementary school teacher ; Mrs . Fowler's husband manages the new Abel Hall at the University of Nebraska and Mr. Leatherman's wife is a musical therapist. Naturally many of the teachers ' wives had the most important job of homemaking

Newcomers were not limited to the faculty. Upon the retirement of Mrs Fer guson, Mrs. Rutherford became the secretary and receptionist for the office, room 212.

Mr. Willemsen's 'ri gorous ' class schedule is evident as he conducts a lively discussion of modern problem s .

MARJORIE ADAMS B A Wayne Stale ; Mat h ematics; Junior Red Cross

RUTH MARIE ATKINS B S ., Wesleyan ; Nebraska; English ; Music.

ARTHUR BAUER B A , M E , Nebraska ; Hist o ry , Varsity F ootball , Assi st an t Track.

MEL VIN BERKA B.A ., M A., Wayn e Sta te ; Nebraska; History; Assis tant In tra mural D irec to r.

EVAN BOILER B.A , M A , Colorado State; I o w a ; Si mpson College ; Electronics; Mechanical D rawing ; Radio Club

Of prime concern to Mr s. Auld is Northeast's participation in the Neighborhood Youth Corps. She is in charge of hiring stud e nts for employment in the school.

Mr. Reeder stands in a maze of chairs. tables. and desks as a new demonstration area and student tables are installed converting room 306 into a science laboratory .

BERYL BOWLIN

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

NORMA BOYD

B.A. , Bethany College , Lindsborg Kansas ; F t. Hay s Kan sas State ; Univers ity of Grenoble , Grenoble , F ran ce ; Kansas ; Colorado; Nebraska; English ; Junior Ch eering Section

GEORGE BRUNER

A.B ., M E ., Neb raska; Wisconsin ; His tory ; Biology

MARY BURNHAM

B.A ., M.A., Utah ; Nebraska ; Library ; LEA Alternate Representative

NANCY BUTLER

B.A ., Nebraska ; History ; Reserve Cheerleaders

SHARON KAY CECH

B.F. A. , Nebraska ; Art

WATSON COLEMAN

B .S., M A Nebraska ; Cotne r College ; Santa Monica Tec h; Wesleyan ; In dustrial Arts

RICHARD COLERICK

B.A ., M A. , Chadron State ; Nebras ka ; Guidanc e; CoSponsor Junior Class

LYNN CROZIER

B. S ., Midl and College; Nebraska ; Guidance ; Co -sponsor Junior Class

CHARLES DOEPKE

B S. , Nebraska; Assistant Varsit y Football Coach ; Tennis ; Gym ; History ; Biology

MARGARET DOLEZAL

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

HELEN DUNLAP

A B Nebraska ; M A Columbia University ; Sorbo nn e , Par is , F rance ; Fr ench ; In ternational Club

SARAH EISENHART

B.A., Wes ley an ; America n University ; Histo r y ; Rockette s

ROBERT ELS

A. B., Wesleyan ; Nebraska ; Re s e rve Foo tball ; Assista n t Track Coa ch

MARYBETH FOWLER

B.A Allegheny Co lleg e; Corne ll ; Guidance; Englis h

CLAIRE FREDSTROM

B S ., Wesleya n ; St Paul Bible College , St. Paul , Minn esota ; Nebraska ; En glish ; Boys · lntramurals

BERNARD GALLOWAY

B A ., M A ., Nebraska ; American Driver Edu c a tion and Safety Conf erence; Kan s as ; Driver Training ; Direc tor o f Activitie s ; "N " Club

MARY JEAN GAST

B.A., Wayne State ; Un iversity of South Dakota ; Nebraska ; Home Economics ; Refreshments : Homecom ing , Jr.- Sr Prom

CHARLES HARPER

B A. , Tar kio, Mi s o uri; Kearn ey St a te ; Nebraska; Literature ; Masq ue and Gavel ; Stage Crafts ; P lays

JEAN HEDKE

B.S., Ne b r aska ; P hysic al Educ a t ion ; G.A.A. ; Girls' lnlramurals; Co-Spo n sor Penguins

The annual faculty dinner provides much good food and a time for teachers and their families to get together.

THOMAS KIDD B.S , M S Nebraska ; Physical Education ; Gym n astics ; Ninth Grade Te nnis ; Nint h Grade Gym na stics

The sight to behold is Mr . Harper's room following an all-school play. Here a student views the calamity and disarrangement of props piled high in one corner of the room.

Cakes brighten office during Christmas season

Some events, though the y are not traditions, are continued from year to year, and this year proved no exception. During the holidays , the assistant principals and Mr and Mrs. Taylor do something nice for the faculty Whether it is a large assortment of candies or cookies or other delicacy, every member of the faculty appreciates the gesture.

Trying something new this season , Mrs. Taylor presented the teachers with four large chocolate cakes, gaily decorated to represent the season. The cakes were placed in the office and teachers were welcome to a serving.

Mrs. Rutherford , new to the office staff , finds serving Mrs. Taylor's cake to faculty is her first duty.

McINTYRE

Mrs. Vifquain , Mrs. Gast, and Mrs. Jacoby find hard work and determination are necessary to finish that paper they are completing for an evening class at NU.

Deadlines, mugs , page proofs, indexing - does anyone envy Mrs. Hughes her job in planning the yearbook? (Don 't forget picture-taking and selling ads too).

classes of American ol songs and ballads.

Imfr / e lock which Mike Zim-

de : \ need wood,hop class,

"This food is scumdittlyumpious!" exclaims Mr. Kidd to Mrs. Schafer as he prepares to pay for his lunch .

ISAB ELL E SM ITH

B .A. , Nebraska ; Midland College ; Univ ersity of Washi n g ton ; English ; Interna ti onal Club

VELMA SNOOK

B .A M A Neb r a ska ; Vocal Music ; Operetta

GERALD SPADAFORE

B A , M A., Adams State College ; Gui dance

MARGARET STED NIT Z

B A ., Nebras k a ; En glis h

BUREN GLEN THOMAS

B S ., M A ., Kearney State ; Kan s as St ate Un iversity ; Bowling Green Sta te University ; Mathemati c s

KENNETH WALL

DOROTHY VIFQ UAIN

B S Nebraska ; Commercial Arts ; Pep Club Tr i p s

ROBERT WAGNER

B S ., Ne braska ; Mathemati cs

KEITH WATT

JUDY WILCOX

B S M A Nebraska ; D river Traini n g ; English ; Swimming ; Re serve Baseball

B S ., Tarkio , Missou ri ; Biology ; Science Cl u b

B A , Wesleya n ; Spa n is h; Varsity Cheerlea d ers

HENRY WILLEMSEN

B S. , Nebr a ska ; Modern P ro b lems ; Sopho m ore Baske t b all ; Sophomore Football

DOUGLAS WILSON Chad r o n S tat e C o ll e g e B A We s leya n ; Nebraska ; M A State College o f Iowa ; Ma themati c s

VIVIAN WILSON

A B Peru Stale; M E University of W yom in g ; Io w a ; Ne braska ; Gu idance ; CoSponsor Junior Class

ALWYN YOUNG

ROBERT WOHLERS

B A ., Nebraska ; Colora d o Stale ; Wesleyan ; California ; North Da k ota ; Math e mati c s

A B., Peru St a te ; M A ., Colorado Stale ; Nebraska ; Drafti n g ; History ; E n gine Me c ha n ics

Sophomores look on as Mrs. Hedke demonstrates how to properly serve the volleyball. Doesn ' t it look easy?

Teachers' activities

The highest honor which can come to a Nebraska teacher is presidency of the Nebraska State Educational Association. LN's Mrs. Krause filled the position this year.

Mrs. Kelley hands out second semester schedu l es lo students as a new registration procedure is i nstalled.

often extend far beyond the Northeast campus

Watching over classes was not the only thing Northeast teachers did Members of the faculty could often be seen taking tickets, punching activity cards and cheering for Northeast at all home and many away games.

The home proved to be a popular place for t eachers' time A ll famili e s had activi ti es in which they participated and for the Schulz family it was having a priva t e band.

Many different interests occupied the leisure time of the adult members of Northeast. Some , like Mrs . Helen Krause , found time to participate actively in national organizations for teachers The men enjoyed hunting and fishin g and found time for this wheneve r possible No matter what they had planned, any member of the staff gladly remained to assist a student who required some additional help with lessons or assignments.

Don Densburger and Frank Way listen attentively as Mr. Mather explains the intricacies of engine mechanics.

Nearing the completion of the semester Hr. Hiza and his cadet teacher, Barbara Nelson , discuss grades.

Talent must be inherited! The Schulz family . from the oldest to youngest. contribute to the music making.

Capable assistants maintain office efficiency

Necessary for a smoothly operatin g organization are the office staff, which includes Mrs Hub ka, Mrs Fer guson , Mrs. Limbeck, and Mrs. Coll ister These ladies take care of correspondence and attendance , and handle students' requests for their high s ch ool a cad emic records to be sent to colleges

This year marked the resignation of Mrs Ferguson , who had served as attendance clerk, distributor of lockers, and memory expert of the administration office. Mrs Rutherford was employed to fill the vacancy.

Mrs . Pavey heads the bookroom , recording the money and receipts from all organizations and activities She also is in charge of books , supplies , and lost an d found .

Mrs . Witt , schoo l nurse, had the tremendo u s responsibility of periodically checking and recordin g each student's v ision , his hearing, height , and weight. She also helped administer all the tuberculin tests.

Mrs. Hubka utilizes the zerox machine for duplicating copies of letters, charts, and other important papers.

Getting weighed and measured is an annual practice at Northeast. Recording all these is done by Mrs. Witt.

Books are not Mrs. Pavey's only concern. She retrieves lost items and distributes activity tickets each month.

Mrs. Ferguson. Mrs. Limbeck and Mrs. Collister team up to keep the offices running smoothly, efficiently.

Row I-B lanc he Schafer , Viola Koenig , E vely n Bola n , Ma bel N elso n , Donna Spe nce , Jackie Lus her , Ju an it a Moo re, Row 2Kathy Gray , Lois Hood , Barbara Husbands , Hilda Miller , Lill ie Eby , Darlene Gammel, Hilda Schutte. Row 3-Glenice Czo lgos , Shi rl ey Lehi, Edna Anderson , Esther Rohr , C a rrie Cline , Bernice Gans, Edna Schilli ng Not pictured-Hazel Tenipir.

ICustodians' assistants were a new addition to Northeast this year . Here Mr. Smith supervises Ernie Westling as he cleans desks. Mr. Pine tells Ed Jenkins , "Be sure to get all the corners. " Five boy s ass i sted the custodian s

Row 1-R. Supe rnaw , E. Chavez , G. Valdez , A. Mei e r , W. Thade n Row 2- C. P i n e , C. Elam , L. Trumbley , L. Lovelace, T Mar q uez, R Tuttle , E. Smith. No t pictured-W Berger , L. P e ars o n

Reading " Hamlet," winning the paper cup trophy for the class victory yell, taking part in the operetta and Rocket Revue, and being looked upon in awe by underclassmen all combined to make this a memorable year.

Soon, however, it was time for graduation; name cards had been passed out, senior pictures exchanged , and promises to keep in touch were given Putting on our caps and g owns, we realized that this was not another fitting ; this was the real moment for which we had prepared, and in another few hours we would not be Rockets in the active sense, but rather in the past, as alumni of Northeast.

Class of 1966 accomplished their goals through

Many events make up the se nior year; things which in another twenty-five year s we will look back on, reminiscing, and think, "Wasn't that fun?", or , "Remember the JuniorSenior? Those days were so much fun."

ADAMS, BARBARA ROCKET Staff , c o -editor; Rockettes ; Jun ior Cheering Section; Red Cross , secretary, trea s urer; International Club; GAA , letter , preside n t, v ic epresident , secretary , treasurer; Honors Con vocati o n; Journalism Clinic.

During the past three years the Cl ass of 1966 have worked hard to realiz e t he ir goals Participating in national, state, and local tests , ranging from the Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow Test to the Nebraska Regents, seniors placed hi gh on the scoring lists.

Seniors proved themselves leaders in school and city affairs thro ughout the year Julie Gustin was chairman of the March of Dimes , Jane Swanson won the " Voice of Democracy" con test , Bob Thacker pla ced in the "Hire the Handicapped" contest, and Corinne

ADDISON , CYNTHIA Stude n t Counc il , vice-president; Rockettes ; Junior Che e r in g Section ; GAA ; Rocket Revue ; Cheerlead er, reserve, varsity; May Day Attendant

AILES, TIMOTHY Mixed Ch orus; Footb all.

ALBRANDT , JACQUELINE Mixed Choru s; Rockett es; Jun ior Ch eering S ecti o n; Honors Convocation; AMS Spelling Award.

ALEXANDER, CONNIE

ALLEN , SHARON Transfer from Norfo lk Senior High ; Ba nd , le tt er, majorette; Ro ckettes; Mid-East Ban d Fe s tival.

ANDERSON , JAMES Track , C r os s Cou ntry.

ANDERSON, NEAL . . NORT HEAS TERN Staff , cartoonist; Drama Clas s Planys .

ANKROM , SONDRA Choir O pere tt as; Girl s' Gle e; Ro c k e tt es; Juni or Ch ee ring S ection ; GAA APPLEGATE , SUSAN

ARMSTRONG, SUSAN Waverly; Rockett es

Tran s fe r from

ARNETT, DONNA . Rockettes ; Ju nior Ch ee ring Section ; Int ern ational Club

determination, study and hard vvork

Merrill won first place in the Bett y Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow c ontest.

Seniors also proved to be a link between Northeast and the business w o rld Man y worked on fashion boards in local department stores , writing ads for these stores Teens also appeared on a popular radio station telling of activities at Northeast High School.

Many gave of their time to participate in YM and YW activities , ranging from coaching after-school basketball games to teaching swimm ing . These seniors be c ame an influence on the characters of their younger friends.

The future holds much in store , for today's seniors are now ready to enter a world for which they are well prepared .

BAKER. CHARLES Ba nd ; Gymnastics , r e serv e; Te nnis , rese r ve ; M i d-E as t Ban d Clin ic

BAKER DENISE Choir; Operettas ; Mixed Cho ru s ; Rockettes ; Jun i or Che e rin g Section; Rocket Revue.

BARNES. JIM N Club; Gymnastics , letter ; Track; Drama Class Plays ·

BARRINGER. CHARLES Band; Orchestra , letter ; Scienc e Club ; Rocket Revue ; Honors Co n vocatio n; Wesl e y a n Achievement ; Regent's Alternate

BARTZATT. MARCIA Che e r i ng Section ; GAA. Rock e tt e s ; Jun io r

BARTZATT. MARY Mixed Chorus ; Rocke tt e s ; Ju n ior Ch ee r in g Sect io n.

BASTRON. SHERMAN T rac k ; Dra m a Class Play s; Fi ne Ar t s Festival.

BECKER. CHARILEA Choir; Girls' Glee ; Ro c k e ttes ; Jun io r Ch eer i n g Se c tion ; Rocket Revue

BECKER. MARLENE Jun ior Cheering S e ctio n

BEHRENS, LESTER.

Cho ir ; G i rls ' Gl ee;

BERKEMEIR. ROBERT A Penguins , letter; Rockettes; Junior Ch ee ri n g S e ction ; GAA; Honors Convocation

BICKFORD. CHERYL Cheering Sectio n Rockettes; Junior

BLAKESLEY. FRANK WALTER Band , letter ; N Club; Football, mgr ., letter ; Wrestling; Rocket Revu e ; Plainsman Music Clinic.

BOOTH, DAWN Transfer from Hastings High; Band , majorette; Orchestra ; Pe n g u i n s , letter, secretary ; Rockettes ; GAA.

BORGENS, MARY SUE Student C o uncil , se cre tary; Band , m a jo rette; NORTHEA S T E RN S t a ff, Ju ni or C l as s O ffice rs vic e -pre s iden t ; Cheerleader , varsity ; Girls' State; May Day A t te n da n t ; H o n o rs C onv o cati o n; All-Spo r t s Att en da n t.

BOSSUNG , RAYMOND Ba nd , l e tt er; Radio Club ; Da nce Ba nd; Mid-Ea s t Band Confe rence

BOTTCHER. VICKIE Cheering ; GAA Ro ckettes; Jun i or

BOUGES , CARL Ch ess Cl u b ; Wr es tling. BOUGES , MARILYN Mi xed C ho rus; Roc ke ttes

BOUNDS, BRUCE Mixed Chor u s; Football; Ki ng of H earts Att endan t.

BOWERS , KATHLEEN Tran s fer from Pius X; Rock e tt e s ; Interna t i o n al Cl ub.

BRADLEY, RICHARD.

BREMER. ROBERT T ra ns fe r from AlvoEagle ; Mixed Chor us; F F A ; Wr es tli n g

BRIGGS , PATRICIA Orchestra, letter ; String E ns e mb l e ; Ro c k e tt es; Junior Che er ing Sect i on ; Scie nce Cl ub; Hono r s Convocation; We s l e yan Alu mni Scholarship

BROCKMAN, LARRY .

Fir st semester senior officers , Linda Stansbury , Julie Gustin , Rich Johnson , and Duz Packett put up the current e vent s on the new Rocket Docket.

BROMAN. DON High Tran sf er from Lincoln

BROWN . JAMES KIRK . . . Student Council; Operettas ; Masqu e and Gavel ; Boys ' State ; Honors Convocation ; All-S cho ol Plays ; Rege n ts Alternat e.

BROWN , JOHN Student Council ; N Club , vice-president ; Football , varsity , letter ; Basketball , reserve, varsity , letter ; Baseball , reserve, varsity; May Day Attendant; All - Sports King

Second semester Senior Class officers arrive early to meet with Mrs. Bowlin and other counselors to plan their senior activities. They are Kathy Hanneman, secretary; John Brown, president; Doug Kyles, treasurer and Bob Thacker, vice-president.

BROWN SHARON M ixed Chorus ; ROCKET Staff ; Rockettes ; Junior Cheering S ection; Jo urnalism Clinic.

BUCHANAN , GLEN .

BUIS . CYNTHIA M ixed Chorus ; Ro c kettes; Junio r Ch eering Section

BURKHARDT . CARL Band , letter ; N Club ; Track , Cross Country , letter ; Honors Convocation ; Regents Alternate .

CABRERA, AXEL International Club

CADWELL. CAROLYN ANN Student Council; Pe nguins, letter , vice-president , treasurer; Rockettes; Junior Cheering Section; GAA , letter , treasurer ; Cheerleader , reserve , varsity; May Day Attendant, Queen

CALLAWAY . CYNTHIA Pengui ns , le tter ; Rock ettes; Ju ni o r Cheering Section; Internatio na l Cl ub; GAA; Ho n ors Co nvocatio n; Drama Class Pla ys

CAMPBELL. DOUGLAS Student Council ; N Club ; Fo otba ll , All-C i ty , All -State , vars i ty , letter , Co-Captain ; Gymnastics , l e tter ; Track , letter ; King of Hearts ; May Day Attendant.

CARPER. STEVEN . Choir ; N Club; Football , vars i ty , letter ; Sw imming ; Track

CARTER , ALAN Radio Club , president; Science Club ; Wrestling

CARY , STEPHEN Band , letter ; Rocket Revue ; Hono rs Convocat ion ; Dance Band ; Wesleyan Band Cl i nic.

CATLETT , JOHN . Transfer from Fremont H ig h S chool; N Cl ub ; Track; C r o ss Co un try , letter

CHRISTENSEN , LARRY Manhattan High School. Transfer from

CHRISTENSON , BRUCE Cho ir; N Club; Footb a ll , r eserve , varsi ty , le tt er; Wrestling ; Golf , letter; Honors Convocation ; Count y Government Day.

CLEMENT , MARY KAYE Mixed Chor u s ; Rockettes; Jun ior Che eri ng S ec tion ; Red Cros s, secretary ; Internatio n al Club

CLIFTON , BEN . . . Radio Cl u b , president , vice -p resident , secre t ary , t reasurer.

CLIFTON , CONNIE Student Council , president ; NORTHEASTER N Staff ; Junior Class Officer , tre a sur er ; Cheerle ade r , varsit y ; May Day Attendant ; Home c omi n g Hostess ; Honors Convocation .

COLE, THOMAS N Club ; Football , letter; Basketball, re se rve ; Track; Honors Convo c ation ; Regents Alternate.

COLLINS, GENE.

COLLURA, RICHARD S tudent C o un c il; N Clu b ; S cience Club; Basketb a ll, re s erv e , v arsity , letter; Baseball , reserve , varsity , letter; Ro cket Revue; H o n o rs C o nv ocation

COOK, ALAN . . . N C lub; F o otball; Gymnastics , letter; H o nors C o nvocati o n; All- S port s Attendant.

COOK , JAMES Stude n t Co unc il ; Band , letter; Masque and Gavel , corr e sponding secretary; Re d Cros s , president; Cou n ty Governmen t Day; Swimming , l e tt e r; Ho nors Convocation.

COOLEN, ALVIN.

COTTIER. RANDY W res tli ng

COWEL , STEPHEN : Ch o ir; Operettas; Mixed Chorus ; Swimming , letter.

COY , SHERRON Cit y , Mis s o u ri Trans fer fro m Kan sas

CRAIG, DEBBERA M ixe d Chorus

CRAMER. DAVID Mix e d Ch oru s ; Co un t y Governme n t Day ; Ho n or s Convoc a t io n

CROSE. CATHERINE Cho i r ; Op ere tta s ; Girls' Glee ; Mi x ed Cho rus; Ro c k et t es ; Juni or Cheering Sectio n .

CROSIER. BILL JR Te nnis

CUNNINGHAM, DEANNA ... Tra ns fer from New Mexico

CURTIS. DAVID Country Or ch e str a; Track; Cross

CURTIS. DORISANN Mixed Chorus

CUZZUPE. DONNA Or c h es tra , l e tt er; String E n se m bl e; Rock et t es ; Juni o r Cheer ing Sect io n; GAA ; Rock e t Re v ue; Yo u th S ymphon y

DAHL. LINDA Girls' Gl ee M ixe d Chorus; Rockett e s ; Juni o r Ch ee ring S ec tion

DAWSON . ANITA . Girl s ' Gl ee; GAA ; Rocket Re vue ; Junior Ch ee r in g Sect ion

DELL. SUSAN Choi r ; Op ere tt as ; M ix ed Chorus; NORTHEASTER N Staff ; Rock e tt e s ; Cheerlead e r , v ar s ity ; Jo urn ali s m Cli ni c

DENINO. ALAN Mix ed Cho rus

DENINO, PATRICIA

Che e ring Se c tion ; GAA

DENISON. DARNELL

Ro c k e tt e s; J u n ior Radio Club, president , v ice-president , secretary.

DENSBERGER. DON.

DETENBECK, SHARON Student Council , secretary, treasurer; Girls' Glee , president; Rock ettes; Rocket Revue; Cheerleader, reserve, varsity ; May Day Attendant; Honors Convocation; All -Sports Queen

DETMER. SEANNE GAA ; O p e r e tta s ; Tripl e Trio ; Roc k e tt e s ; In t e rn a tio na l Cl u b ; Rock e t Revue ; Ho n o rs Co nv oc a tion

DIETRICH. CHERYL Choir ; Oper e ttas ; ROCKET Staff; Rock e tte s; Juni o r Che e r i ng Section ; Rocket Rev u e; Dram a Cl as s Plays.

DINGWELL, ROBERT Cho i r ; O pe r e tt a s ; Mi xed Chorus ; Re d Cross ; Int e rnational Club; Dra m a Cl a ss Plays

DORENBACH DONALD Choir ; Operettas ; Mixed Chorus ; Football , reserve; Track ; State Music Clinic .

DOUGHERTY . TERRY St u dent Co unc il ; National Fore n s ic League , pre si dent , vicepresident , secretary , treas ur er ; NORTHEASTERN Staff , editor; Junior Class Office r , president , treasurer ; Masque and Gav el , secretary ; May Day Attendant; Regents Alternate.

DOWNS. ROGER Mixed Chorus.

DREWEL KENNETH Mixed C horus.

DUFFY , GEORGETTE.

Choir ; Operettas ;

DUGAN , NANCY Band , letter ; Rockettes; Junior Cheering Section; Mid-East Band Confe ren ce .

DURING, PAM . . Mixed Chorus ; Rockettes ; Juni o r Cheering Secti o n; Internati o nal; GAA

EBERT. PEGGY ... Mixed Ch orus; R ockettes; Juni o r C heering Se cti o n.

EDGAR. EUGENE Chorus Mix ed

Taking time out from their stud i es , Janeen Mook , Ann Torell. and Ben Clifton show Hernan Orsi, a fore i gn ex-

EICHER. JANIS Ban d, m ajorette; Choir ; Operettas ; P en gu ins , letter , vice-presiden t; Rock ettes; Rocket Revue; Cheerleader , varsity

EISENBARTH . RICHARD

Mixed Chorus; Baseball , r eser v e; Sw imming ; Wr es tl ing .

ELLIOTT. LINDA Orchestra ; Girl 's Glee; Rockettes ; GAA ; Sc i ence Club ; International Clt!b , president.

EMANUEL, VASSILAKI (Bill) . Cho ir; operettas ; Mixed Chorus ; N Club ; Baseball, manager , vars i ty , letter; Wrestling, manager , letter ; State Music Clinic .

EMERY. BARBARA .. . Rockettes , president; GAA ; Rocket Revue

EMRY, MARY Mixed Chorus; GAA

ERICKSON, LINDA Mixed Chorus NORTHEASTERN Staff; Rockettes; ROCKET Staff; International Club ; Jun i or Cheering Section; Honors Convocation; Journalism Clinic.

ERIE. ROSS F F A

ESQUIVEL. FRANK

Mixed Chorus, secretary; N Club ; Football , reserve, varsity, letter; Baseball , reserve , varsity ; Wrestling

change student, how much fun a snowball fight can be. Hernan seemed to enjoy his first snowfall and fight.

, letter.

EWEN, BARBARA JO

Girls' Glee ; International Club; Junior Cheering Section ; Drama Class Plays; All-School Play.

ESTLE. GLENDA GAA

ESTLE. GLORIA Mixed Chorus.

Participating in State Music Clinics and forming

Participating in instrumental and vocal music clinics was a major highlight for many seniors . Bes ides belonging to the school choir or glee club , some were active members of the Lincoln Boys Choir , others assisted with choirs at the church where they attended

FARIS. WAYNE Radi o Cl u b , p re s id en t , vice-presid e n t ; Re d Cro ss; Tra c k ; H onor s Co nv o c a ti o n.

Folk music groups and combos were formed by enterprising sen iors . These combos provided an interesting way to make money, and both the combo and its listeners had fun

Band and orchestra interested a number of Northeast upperclassmen ; many were also members of Youth Symphony For the Class of 1966 , mus ical talent became not only a diversio n from stud ies , b u t a lso a means of havin g fu n , meetin g people, and maki ng money .

FELLERS. CA THIE Band

Rocke tt es; Red Cross; A rt Club; Internationa l Club ; G AA ; Junior C h eering Section

FELTON. JIM Gymnastics ; Ten ni s

FERGUSON. DERALD N Club ; Football, reserve , varsity , manager , letter ; Track

FERGUSON. KAY Choir ; Operettas ; Roc kett es ; Masque and Gavel ; Art Club ; Intern ational Club ; Drama Class Play; Ho n ors Co nvocation

FERGUSON. LANA tiona l C l ub Rockett e s ; l n t erna-

FERN. SHIRLEY Choir ; Operettas; Gi rl s ' Glee ; Mixed Chorus ; Rockettes ; In t e rnational Club; Roc k et Revue

FIELDS. ANITA Band ; GAA

FLANDERS. SUSAN Transfer from Mitche ll , South Dakota ; In ternational Club

FLOREA. SHARON Mixed Chorus

FONTAINE. KAREN Mixed Chorus ; Rocke ttes ; Internatio n al Club

combos prove to be a maior highlight for Seniors

FORCIER, STEPHEN Band, letter; Baseball, reserve ; Rocket Revue; Dance Band ; Mid-East Band Festival.

FOX , CARLENE Transfer from Litchfield , Nebraska; Rock e ttes; Honors Convocation

FOX , JERRY . . Swimming .

FRAIN. GERALD ling, letter.

F A A ; N C lub ; Wrest-

FRAKES, SHARON Tran sf er fr o m Kearney, Nebraska; Choir ; Girls' Glee ; Rockettes; Science Club; Rocket Revue

FRANKLIN, JOHNNY Transfer from North P latte, Nebraska.

FREDSTROM , MARK .

"A friend is one who will lend you the shoes and socks off his feet, " says Senior Duz Packett to John Kluska. Duz forgot he was to stand in front row of the cho i r and his robe couldn 't hide sweat socks and moccas i ns.

FREEMAN, SHAREN Girls' Glee, secretary, treasurer; Rockettes; Rocket Revue

FREESE, LINDA O r ch estra, lette r ; C h o ir; Op er et t as; Mix ed Cho rus; Rockett es; S c i en c e Cl u b Yo u th S ymp ho n y ; N eb raska State Music Clin ic

FRENCH , JAMES Tennis

FULLER , PATRI CI A LYN N Girls ' Glee ; ROCKETT Staff; Rockettes ; Junior Cheer ing Section ; Ro cket Revue; Journalism Cl inic.

GAGE , STEVEN M ixed Choru s; N Club ; Basketball , reserve; Baseball , reser ve , var sity , letter.

GARCIA , STEVEN .

GARDNER , ROBER T captain Wrestli ng, letter , c o-

GAREY , SHERRY Transfer from North Platte ; Rockettes ; Mas que and Gavel; Art Club , secretary , treasur e r ; GAA : Ho n ors Convocation

GARL , MARY -MARGAR ET Rockettes ; Junior Cheer in g Section; Red Cros s; A r t Cl ub; International Club; GAA

GARRISON , GARY Art Club ; Basket b all , reserve; Baseb:::dl reser v e.

GATCHEL , JAMES .

GENTHE, LARRY Choir; Operettas ; M ix ed Chorus; N Club ; Football , reserve , vars i ty , letter ; W restling, l e tt er; Track .

GERBELING , SANDRA . . Orchestra, letter; String Ensemble; Rockettes ; Honor s Convocation; Youth Symphony ; National Mer i t Le tter of Commendation ; Rege nt s Altern a te

GETTEMY , RICHARD Choir ; Operettas.

GIEBELHAUS, DIANA Orchestra , letter; Rockettes; Junior Cheering Sect io n ; International Club, president; Science Club; Honors Convocati o n .

GILLESPIE , SHIRLEY Band , letter , ma jorette; Orchestra; Penguins , letter; International Club; H o nors Conv o cation ; Mid- E ast Band Festival ; Wesleyan Plainsman Music Clinic

GILUSPIE, LINDA G A A; Junior Cheering S e ct io n.

GILSDORF , LARRY N Club ; Fo o t ball , reserve; Track, letter , All- C ity Track Team; H o nors Co n vo cati o n

GOCHNOUR , GARY.

GOESCHEL , DENNIS Student C ouncil , vice-president ; N Club ; Foot b all, v arsity , letter; Boys ' State; May Day Attendant ; Homecom i ng Attendant; Honors Convocation

GOLDEN , DANNY

GOODWIN , KEITH .

Orch es tra , letter.

GRAUL , DENNIS Orche s tr a ; Wrestl in g

GRONQUIST, SUSAN Choir ; Operettas ; Trip l e Trio; G i rls ' Gl ee; Rock e t Revue ; Cheerleader , var sity ; Stat e M us ic Cl in ic

GROSS , SUZANNE Mi x ed Chorus; Cho i r ; Operettas; Ro ckettes ; Junior Che e ring Section.

GUDE , CRAIG Ba nd ; Footb a ll , re se rve , var si t y; Track ; Mid-E as t Band F es tival ; Rocket Revue; Unive rsi t y of Nebras ka Ba nd Day

GUSTAFSON , ROGER Ro c ket R evue. Orchestra , l e tt er;

GUSTIN , JULIE St uden t Counc i l; Cho ir; Triple T rio; R oc k e tt es; S eni or Cla ss Offic e r , tr easurer; Junior Cl ass Officer , secretary; Ho nors Co nvocation; H omecoming Chairman.

HAAS. KATHY Girls ' Glee; Rockett es; Internatio n al Club ; Junior Ch ee ring Section ; Rocket Revue

HAMILTON , CHERYL Pe n guins , letter; Ro cke tt es; A r t Club; Interna t iona l Club ; GAA ; Honor s Co n vo ca tio n; R egen t s Alternate.

HAMMES, GLEN letter N Cl ub; Swimmi n g ,

HAMMOND, WILLIAM Mixed Chorus; Ho n or s School Plays

Choi r; O pere tt as ; Co n voca t ion ; All-

HANNEMAN KATHY Choir ; Oper e ttas; M ixed C h orus ; Rock e ttes ; S e nior Cla ss Officer , secre t ary ; Che e rl eade r , varsi t y; Drama Class P lays

HANSEL, GARY M ixe d Chorus. HANSEN, CHARLENE Mi xed Ch orus

HANSEN. CHERYL C hoir ; Opere tt as; Ro c ke tt es, secretary; County G ov ernment Day; Ro c k e t Re v ue; H onors Convocation; All -S c ho ol Plays

HANSEN. JAMES

HARRIS, JAMES Stude n t Co u nc i l; Mixed Cho ru s , v ice -p re s id e n t ; N Cl u b ; Football letter , varsity ; G ymn ast ics ; Track

Rockettes display their normal pep and enthusiasm as they cheer Northea s t to another victory

HARTSHORN. DAVID

HAUSCHILDT. KANDIS S t udent Co uncil; C h oir , secre t ary; G irl s ' Gl ee; Ro c k e tt es; Junio r Class Officer , secre t ary; Ch eerleader , v arsi t y; May Day At tendan t.

HAYDON . DAVID Club

HECHT. DENNIS

Mixed C ho rus; S cience W restlin g

HELLERICH. DOUGLAS Masque and Gavel; Science Cl ub , t reasurer; H on o rs Convoca t io n; Drama Cl ass Pl a y s; All-S c ho o l Plays

HENRIKSEN , SHERYL C ho ir ; Ro c k e tt es; Junior C h eering S ection; Opere t tas; S cien c e Club

HENRY. SUSAN Girl s' G l e e; M ixed C h orus; Ro c k e tt es; Junior C h e er in g S e ct ion ; In t ernati o na l C l ub; Ro c k e t Revue

HIATT, KEN .

HIATT. RANDALL S cience Cl ub

HIGGINS, JOHN Tr ac k ; Rock e t R e vu e

HISEY, ANITA Mi x ed C h oru s.

HOFKER. BEVERLY Tra ns fer from Nebras ka Ch ris ti an H ig h

HOHENSTEIN . JAMES . . Art Club ; International Club; Science Club ; Football; Ro cket Revue.

HOLM. NANCY . Choir ; Girls ' Glee; National Fo rensic League; Rockettes ; Rocket Revue; National Merit Finalist; Honors Convocati o n

HOLTON WILLIAM reserve; Wrestling , letter. N Club; Baseball,

HOOD . ST ARR . . Orchestra , letter; County Government Day ; State Music Clinic; Youth Symphony

HUBER. ROBERT .

HUMENIAK. JEAN .

HUNTER. JAMES Commendation National Merit Letter of

HUTCHINSON. STAN . . C h oir; Operettas; Mixed Chorus ; Basketball , reserve; Baseball, reserve; Rocket Revue.

IFLAND. SANDRA Rockettes; Masque and Gavel; Red Cross; Art Club , secretary , treasurer; Internati o nal Club ; Rocket Revue; Drama Class Plays.

ILKENHONS, JAN Choir; Operettas ; Mixed Chorus

INMAN. JAMES.

IRICK ROSANNE Mixed Chorus; Rockettes; International Club; Honors Convocation ; Regents Alternate.

The Rockets overcome the Links for a victory in a skit presented by the senior gir ls for a football pep rally.

Seniors looked forvvard to preparing

JOHNSON, EV A.

JOHNSON. KIRK Band ; Chess Club; Masque and Gavel , vice - presiden t; Wr es tli ng; Golf ; All-School Pla ys; Regents Alt erna t e.

JOHNSON , RICHARD Cho i r ; N Cl ub; Senior Class Officer , vice-president ; Junior Class Officer , vice - p re sident; F ootba ll , r eserve, varsity , letter; Wr est l ing; Tra c k

JOHNSTON, TOM.

JONES, GARY Orches t ra , l e tter ; FF A , p re si de n t , vice-pres iden t; Fo otball , reserve ; H onor s Co nv ocatio n

JONSSON , GEIR Track

JUNGERS JUDITH Choir; Operettas; Girl s' Glee; Roc k e tt es; Ma sque and Gavel; Rocket Revue; Drama C l ass Pla ys.

JURGENS, JAMES Chorus. Cho ir ; Operettas; M ixed

KA UL, LIND A Conv ocat io n. Rockettes; Art Club; Ho nors

One of the main highlights for Northeast seniors was the Junior-Senior Prom. Preparations for this event were started months ahead by the Junior Class. A s the time came closer, juniors hurried to finish their plans, while the seniors

and attending the Junior-Senior Prom

KEATING. JAMES m a n ag e r , letter. N Club ; Footb all ,

KEEFE. COLIN Ba nd , Trum pet T ri o; C hess Club ; N C l ub ; S w i m m ing , letter ; Tra ck ; Ro c k e t Revue ; Danc e Band

KELLER. NANCY Mixed Ch orus

KENASTON . LEE F F A .; Fo o t ba ll

KENNEDY . GERALD Band; F.FA

KERSEY. MARJORIE Trans fer fro m P ius X; Band; Ch oir; O pere tt as; Rocke tt es; Juni o r C h eerin g S ecti o n; C oun t y Governmen t D ay ; Honan, C onvoca tio n.

w e re s e c u re in the ir minds as to their own plan s . Fi n ally the l ong -awaited mome n t arrived.

KETTERER . JACK Student Council; N Club; Football , varsit y, l e t ter , A l l- S t ate Honorable Mention; Basketba l l , varsity , A ll-Ci t y , l e t ter; Baseball , varsi t y , le tt er ; May Day Attendant ; Homecoming A tt endan t.

KING . MARIETTA Choir; Girls ' Gle e; Mixed Ch o rus ; Rockettes; Junior Cheering S e ction

KIRBY. DIANE Choir ; Opere tt as ; Triple Tr io ; Girls Gle e; Ro ckettes , treasurer; Internationa l C l ub ; Honors Convoca t ion

KIRK . TERRY Band , presiden t , l e t ter; County G overnment Da y, Mi d-E as t Band F es ti v a l.

KLUSKA . JOHN Cho ir; Ooere tt as ; Mixed C h orus .

KNIGHT. KRISTINE Cho ir; G i rl s' Gl ee, v ice-presiden t; M ix e d C h orus; P enguins; Rocke tt es, v ice -p residen t ; Ro c k e t Re v u e ; GAA

KNUDSEN . TERRY M ixed Chorus ; Football, reserve ; Basketball.

KNUDTSON , JAMES Mixed Chorus ; N Club ; F oo t ball, vars i ty ; Basketba ll , reserve; Track , letter; Drama Class Pl ays ·

KOCH . DONALD Revue ; Dance Ba nd Band , l e tt e r ; Ro c k e t

KOHLER MARY Tran sf er from Cedar Falls ; Rock ettes ; Junior Cheering Section; Art Club ; Honors Convocation

KOLLMAN. JANE Transferred to Oregon

KOONTZ, DENNIS Mixed Chorus; F F A ; Tennis .

KRIEGER. THOMAS ball; Ba s k etba ll ; Track Mixed Chorus ; Foot-

KRINGEL, DON Drama Cla ss Pl ays

KRUMM. ROGER Track , letter.

Operet t as; Gymnastic s; N Club ; Gymnastics;

KRUSE CAROL Band , l e tt er; Ro c k e tte s; Junior Cheering Section ; Ro cke t Revue; MidEa s t Band F estiva l.

KUNKEE. MICHAEL . Choir ; O pe retta s ; Ch es s C l ub ; Radio Club , vice -presiden t , secretary , treas ure r.

KUNZMAN. JAMES .

KYLES, DOUG ROCKET Staff; N Club ; S enior Cl ass Offi cer , t reasurer; Foot ball , reserve, varsi t y , l e tt er; Baske tb a ll , reserve; Baseball, varsity , l e tt er; Hon ors Convocation; Jo urnalism Cli nic.

LAHER. FRANK N Club ; Football , reser v e, varsity , l e tt e r ; Wr es tli ng , l e tt er.

LAHODNY. JUDY Girl s ' Gl ee; Ro c k e tt es; Ju nior Ch eering Sect ion; GAA, presiden t , vicepresiden t , l e tt e r ; Ro c k e t Revue

LAMBERSON . ALLAN Choir ; Opere tt as; In terna tional Club ; Coun t y Gov e rnment Day ; Sta te Music Clin ic

LANGE. DAVID N Club ; Science Club ; F ootba ll , varsi t y, manage r , l e tt e r; Track , varsi ty , manager , le tt er

LARSEN. LINDA Choir; Op ere ttas; ROCKET Staff ; Ro ckettes; Rocket Re v ue; H onor s Convo ca tio n; Jou rna l ism Cli nic

LEADER. HELEN ( ANN) Transfe r from Texas ; Roc k ettes; Jun i or Cheering Secti o n; A rt C l ub , secre tary , t reasurer

LEAVITT , ROBERT C h ess Cl ub; Na tio n al F orens ic League ; Sc i ence Club , secr et ary ; Coun t y G overnmen t Day ; T ennis ; Ho no r s C o nvocation; R egents Alternate

LEHR. CHAR LENE Mixed C ho rus ; Ro c kettes; Junior C h eering Section ; Re d Cro ss; International Club ; GA A.

LENTFER. LINDA Tra ns fe r from A r c hb is ho p Be rgan Hi g h ; G ir ls' Glee ; Regen t s Alt erna t e.

LETHEBY SUSAN . . Cho i r ; O per ettas ; G i rls' Gl ee ; Ro ckettes ; Juni o r C h eerin g Sect i o n; GAA; Ro c k e t Revue

LEWIS , RONALD C o n v ocation . Ba nd; FF.A ; Ho n ors

LINDSAY . JOHN T ra n s fer fro m A lbio n High S c hoo l; Ban d ; Cho ir; O pere tt as; Ho n ors Co nvoca ti on; Dance Band; R egen t s Alte rn ate

LINNAUS , LINDA Transfer fro m Califo rnia; Band; Ro cke t t es; Juni o r Ch e er i ng S ectio n; Mas q ue and G a v e l; G AA ; Ro c k e t Rev ue; Mid -E as t Ba nd F esti v al.

LIPPERT JAMES T ransl e r fr om Mich ig a n; M ixed C h orus; Ho n o rs Co n vo ca tio n.

LIVERS . STEVEN Band , letter , Drum Maj o r; Ro cket Revu e; Dance Band ; H on o rs Convocat i o n ; Mid - East Band Festival.

LIVINGSTON, CLIFTON Transfer from V ir g inia; N Club ; Baske tb all , varsi t y, le tt er; A ll- S p o rts Attendant.

LOCKHART. LARRY NORTHE A STER N S t aff ; N Club; F o o tball, reser v e , varsi ty , lette r ; Bas k etball ; Track , letter; H o nors C o n voc ati o n; Regents Alternate

LONGMORE. LINDA ... G irl s' Gl ee, v i ce-president; Ro c k e tt es; Roc k e t Revue.

LOOS , CRAIG Track

LOOS. CYNTHIA ta ; Mi xed Choru s.

LORTZ TOM.

LOWE. MIKE .

Mi xed Cho rus; Wre s tling ; T rans l e r from Min n esoRegen t s Alt erna t e

LUEDTKE . ROBERT N Club , s ecr e tarytr ea s ure r ; Foot b all , r eser v e , v a rsit y, le tte r, A ll-C i t y, All-State Hono ra bl e M en t i o n; Tra ck , l e tt e r ; H onor s Co n vo ca ti on.

Mr Harpe r, the drama teach e r, gets wrapped up in h i s work whi l e g i v i ng d i rections to seniors pract i cing for the bi - an nu a l all-schoo l p l ay.

LUEDTKE. TOM Stude n t Co un cil ; Bas k e tb all , reserve ; Honor s Co nv ocatio n; Regen t s Alternate

McADAMS. SUSAN C h oir; Operettas; Gi rl s' Gle e; Rock e tt es; I n t ernat ional Club ; GAA ; Rocket R evue.

LYMAN . DAVID N Club; F oo t ba ll , reserve , va r si t y , l e tt er.

McCOY. MICHAEL Transfer fro m V a l entine; Footb a ll , varsity , l e tt er; N Club ; Bas k etba ll , r ese rve ; Ho nors Co nvoca tio n; National Hono rs Soci e t y.

McADAMS CONNIE Student Counc i l; Mix ed Chorus , v ice-presiden t; Rocke ttes , vice-pr esi d en t , tr easurer; Tunior Ch eering S e ction

McCORD . DAVID Football, varsi t y , l e tt e r; N C l ub

McDIFFETT . CHERYL Mix ed Tunior GAA

Chorus ; Roc k e tt es; Ch eer i ng Sec t ion;

McGILL . SUZANNE Orc h es tra ; Section; tion

Tunior Ch eer in g Ho nors C on voca-

McGREW. CATHERINE Ba nd , Major e tt e; P e nquin s, lett e r , presiden t , sec r e t ary , t reasu r er; Rock e tt es , president; In t erna tion a l Club ; G AA ; Ro c k e t R e v ue; H onors Co nvoca tion

MANLEY , PEGGY

Mixed Ch o ir ; O pere tt as ; Mixed Cho rus; Roc k e tt es; Junior Ch ee ri ng Secti o n.

Rich Sutton, Doug Campbell and Gayla Teal take time out from their dancing to watch the drummer of the combo perform at the Senior Party. Dancing and drawing for door prizes proved to be the exciting events for the evening.

MANSKE, GEORGIA

Cho ir; Opere tt as; G i rl s' Gl ee; M ixed Ch orus; Rocke tt es; G AA ; H ono rs C on v oca ti on.

MARTIN, CHERYL

MARTIN, BROCK C h oir; M ixed C ho rus; F F A , vicepresiden t; F oo tb a ll ; Baseba ll; W res tl ing, l e tt e r

Transfer from Papil lio n , Nebras k a; Mixed C h orus; ROC KE T St aff; Roc k e tt e s ; Junior C h eering Sec tio n; Int erna t io na l C l ub; Journa lism Cl inic.

MAUL, THOMAS ors C o n voca t io n

MADSEN , JOHN Chorus , presiden t

MAGORIAN, JERRY .

MAHLMAN, ROBERT Mix ed Chorus

MARTIN , SCOTT .

MAYFIELD. DIANA Transfer from California; Rockettes Ju nior Cheering Section; County Governmen t Day.

MEENTS , MIKE

MELICHAR . RONALD .

MENEFEE. BARRY

Mixed Chorus

MENG , LINDA Rockettes; GAA

Choir; Operettas; Girls ' Gl ee; Penguins;

MERRILL CORINNE Band, vice-president ; Choir; Orchestra; NORT HEASTE RN Staff ; Rockettes; Junior Cheering Section; Nebras k a Regen t s Al terna t e; National Merit Letter of Commendation; Be tt y Crocker H omemaker o f

Tomorrow

METCALF . ALAN Radio Club , presiden t ; vice-presiden t ; Trac k , le tt er.

MILAM . TERRI

C a l ifornia; Rockettes

MILLER. JAMES H.

Transfer from Downy ,

"Hey, you owe me another penny ," says Bill Baker to Susan Beam as Dave Lyman looks on.

Class of '66 strive for academic achievement

Seniors proved they could achieve academically during their last year at Northeast as they made up a large per cent of the first semester honorees at the semi-annual Honors Convocation.

MILLER . MIKE

Swimming Choir ; Mixed Chorus;

MILLESON , TANYA Transfer from Salina , Kansa s; Mixed Chor us , president

MILLS . GEORGE County Governm en t Day; Swimming; H onors Convocation.

MILLS , JOYCE Mixed Chorus

MINEQUE. NATALIA AFS Student from th e Phili ppines; Studen t Council ; Rocke tt es; Masque and G ave l; In t ernat iona l Club; H onors Co n vo ca t i on ; Drama Class Pl ays

MITCHELL , FRANK Radi o Club; W restling, l e tt er; Ho nors Co n vo cation ; Regen t s Alt erna t e.

MOFFITT , KATHERINE ca tio n H onors Co nvo-

MOOK, JANEEN M ixed Chorus; Ro cket t es; Junior Cheering S e ct ion; Art Club ; In t ernationa l C l u b.

MORELL, MIKE N Cl ub; Football , rese r ve , varsity , l e tt er; Wr estling; Track; Boy s' State.

MORGAN. MICHAEL Track ; Cross Country

MORGARIDGE. JOYCE Choir ; Operettas; Mixed Chorus ; Jun i or Che e ring Sect i on

MORLOK. WILLIAM C ho i r ; Operettas ; Mixed Choru s.

"Hey. what did you do that for?" cried Scott Pettit when Dennis Summers threw a pie into his face. Jim Hohenstein observes the whole incident which was presented during the 1966 Rocket Revue.

MORTON. LORETT A

MOZDZEN. RUTH Rockettes; Junior Cheering Section ; GAA , secretary , letter ; Honors Con vocation

NAHLEY. CAROLYN Ro c kettes; Junior Cheering Sectio n ; In ternational Club ; GAA , letter.

NAUSLAR. TERRY O rc h es t ra.

NEAL CAROL Choir ; Operettas ; Triple Trio ; Girl s' Glee; Rockett es; Rocket Revue; Honors Convocation

NEIDERHOUSE , LON Football ; Basketball.

NELSON . JAMES F F A ., secre tary

NESS . LINDA Transfer from Lincoln High ; Masq ue and Gavel ; Drama Class Pla ys; AllSchool Pl ays.

NESS . VELMA Tran s fer from Grand Isla n d; International Club.

NEWCOMB . NANCY . . Rockettes ; Junio r Cheering Sectio n; Red Cro ss; International Club ; GAA

NEWELL. LIZBETH Rockettes; Junior Cheer in g Sectio n; GAA ; Drama Class P lays

NEWLON. PHILIP N Cl ub ; Science Club; Sw immin g , lette r; Track

The annua l senior football lettermen vs faculty basketball game was exciting for all as "Freddie's Facu lty Freeloaders " won over "Ketterer 's Kolossals " 44 to 30. A bitter battle was fought by players and spec tators

NEWSTROM. WILLIAM . Choir; Operettas ; Mixed Chorus; Science Cl ub; Baseball , reser v

NORWOOD . MARY .

O'HARE. STEVEN F F .A. , treasurer

OLIVER, BOB F A A; Masque and G avel, Base b all; Wr es tli g; Roc k e t Revue; Drama C la s s P lay s

OLLSON, MARJORIE Mixed Cho rus; Roc ke t tes; Junio r C h eering Sec t ion; GA A.

OLSON, ARTYCE Co nv ocatio n.

Mixed C h orus; H on o rs

ORSI, HERNAN

ICYE St ude t from Bolivi a; S t uden t Co un c i l; Or c h es tra ; Str ing E ns em bl e; In t erna t io na l Cl ub; Yo u t h S ymp hony

OSTWINKLE, PETE Transfer from W es ts id e H ig h Sc h oo l; Swi mming; Wr es tl ing; H o nors Co n vo c a t ion.

OTTO, STEVE _ Band; S cience Cl u b , t re a sur e r ; Wr es t l in g; T enn i s; H on o rs C on vo ca t io n; M id -Ea s t Ba nd F estiva l.

PACKETT, VIRGIL Student Council , treasure r; Choir , v ice-president ; S en ior Class Offi cer , p;esident ; Football ; Wrestling , letter; May Day Attendant , Ki ng ; King of Hearts , A t tendant.

PARKER. LA WREN CE Mixed Chorus; N Club ; Football , v arsity , letter; Wrestl i ng ; Track; Neb ra ska Wesleya n Alumn i Scholars h i p.

PARROTT. RICK

PEARSON, GARY Mixed C h orus; Na t io na l F or ens ic League; Ma s qu e and G a v e l; Gymn a s ti cs; Dr ama Cl ass Pl ays.

PEET , BARBARA . G A A

PEET, WANDA .

PETER, DAVID .

Mi xed Cho r u s; Roc k e tt es ;

PETERSON, SANDRA SUE Ro c k e tt es; Junior· Ch ee r in g S ect io n; M as q ue and G ave l; GAA ; Ho n o rs Co nv o c ation ; Dra m a Cl a ss Pl ays

PETRI, BARBARA St uden t Co unc il ; Choir; Ope rettas; Ro c k e tt es; Ch e e rl e ad e r , r e ser ve , varsi t y ; May Day Att e nd a n t; Ho nors Co n vo cation.

PETTIT, SCOTT Co un ty Gov ernm e n t Day; Bas ketb a ll ; Boy s ' St a t e; Ho nors C o n vo ca ti on; Re g en ts Alt e rnat e.

PHELPS. CHARLOTTE Rock e tt es; Ju ni or Ch e e r in g S e ctio n ; Int erna tio n al Club

PICKEREL, NANCY Mix ed Choru s; Rockett e s ; Junior Ch e ering S ec tio n; Re d Cross; Co u nty Gov e r n ment Day

PIERCE . DAVID Transfer from Boulder

H ig h School ; Band ; Rad i o Club ; Dance Band ; Mid- E as t Ba nd F estival.

PIONTEK, ALAN

Mi xed Cho rus.

PLOCK , KEN Re v ue. Cho i r ; Oper e tt as; Rocket

PORRAS , MARIA A F S S t udent from G i mnasio P ereira , Colo m b i a; St uden t Co un cil ; Rockett es; In t ernational C l ub.

PRELL . CONNIE Transfer from W ayne , Nebras k a; Mix ed C horus.

PRESTON, CYNTHIA C h oir; Na t io na l F orensic League; Masque and G av el ; Rocke t Revue ; Girls' S t a t e; Ho nors C onv o ca t ion; Voice o f Yo ung Citizen.

PRICE JACK N C l ub ; Swimming , l e tt er; Ho n or s Co nvocati o n; Regents A lt erna t e.

PRIESS , DAVID Mixed C h orus .

PRUSIA CHRISTINE Roc k e tt es; Juni or Cheering Section; I n t erna t iona l Cl ub GAA

PUEPPKE, DAVID Cho i r; Opere tt as

QUIGLEY , JOAN Mixed Ch orus; Ro c ke t t e s; Junior Ch ee ring Section; H on o rs C onv o c ation

RACHOW, LINDA Choir; Opere tt as; Gi rl s' Glee ; Ro c k e tt es; Junior C h ee r ing Se ction ; Ho n or s Co n vocation

RASMUSSEN, HOW ARD .

RAUSCH, CONNIE Ro cke tt es; Ju n i o r C h eering Section; M asque and Gave l; In t e rna ti ona l C l ub; G AA

RAUSCHER. DWANE Wrestling. M ixe d Chorus ;

HAUSS. MELVIN A r t Cl u b ; Rocke t Re vue

REDDICK DWIGHT

REDIGER, WAYNE . C ho ir; Oper e tta s

Seniors enioy experimenting in the sciences as a

REGELEAN , CHERYL Choir; Operettas; Girls' Glee; Mixed Chorus; Rockettes; Junior Cheering Section; GAA; Rocket Revue.

REINICK . THOMAS Choir ; Mixed Chorus; N Club ;· Football , varsity, letter; Track , letter.

REXILIUS, TOM Choir; Operettas; Track; H onors Convocation; Regents Alternate; Wesleyan Scholarship

Terry Kirk experiments diligently with temperature and time variations in a hydrogen-sulfide solution in chemistry.

REYNOLDS. PEGGY Transfer from F ort Smit h , A r k ansas; Rockettes; Junior Cheering Section; International Club; H onors Convocation; A M A Spelling award.

RIEDEL. HAROLD .

RIFE. JOHN Chorus Choir; Opere t tas; Mixed

ROBEL. DAVE Radio Club, presiden t , v icepresiden t , secretary, t reasurer; Baseba ll , reserve.

ROBERTS. CONNIE Mixed C h orus; Ro c kettes; Junior C h eering Section; In t ernati o na l Club.

ROBERTS. JORENE Girls' Glee; Ro c k e tt e.s; Junior C h eering Section; H onors Convoca t ion

preparation for trained positions of tomorrow

Advanced study in the sciences , whether it be chemistry, biolo gy, physics , or physiology , interested seniors this past year . Science is a preparation for many technical and highlytrained positions in the world and because of this , seniors worked enthusiastically on lab experiments and write-ups.

This year many scholarships were offered to students planning to enter scientific training Bob Leavitt was the Southeast District and the state winner for chem ical engineering in the National Society of Professional Engineers Scholarship Contest .

Seniors of today are living in a new world; a highly complicated and scientific world which progress has created Science has become part of our everyday lives; a force we can no longer neglect nor forget

ROBERTS , SANDRA

Choir; Girls ' Glee; Mixed Choru s; Rockettes ; Junior Cheering Sectio n; Rocket Revue.

ROLLER. GAIL Mixed Chorus; Rockettes; Junior Cheering Se~tion; Int erna tional Club

ROSS, DANIEL S c hool Play s

ROSS, LARRY C lub ; Track , letter

Masque and Gavel ; All-

Transfer from Arizona ; N

ROBL YER. LARRY Choir ; Gymna s tics

RUETER. CHRISTINE Second Semester transfer to Mi nneap olis; Choir; Operettas; Mixed Chorus, president; ROCKET Staff; Rockettes; Rocket Revue; Regents Alternate

RULE THOMAS

RUNG, ROBERT Choir; Operettas; Mixed Chorus ; NO RTHEASTERN Staff; Football, rese rve; Voice of Young Citizen

ROHN, SANDY Glee ; Rock et te s; Cheering Sect ion; Government Day; Con vocation.

Girls' Junior Count y Honor s

RUPE . JAMES.

RUSH, AMALIE . Nati onal Fore nsic League; Masque and Gavel , vice-president , secretary; Art Club; Honors Convocation; Drama Class Pla ys; All-School Plays ; Voice of th e Young Cit izen

SABALKA. ELIZABETH

RUSTERMIER. BARBARA Rockette s; Junior

ROCKET Sta ff , co-editor; Rock e tt es; Junior Ch eering Section ; International Club ; Journalism Clinic.

SAMPSON, STEPHEN

Transfer from Alvo-Eagle ; Ba nd; Sc ience Club; Track , vars i ty; Ro cket Revue.

SCHAFER. DENNIS A. Rocket

SCHAFER. DENNIS P. Student Cou ncil; National For ensic League , president; Masque and Gavel , presiden t; Tennis ; Ho n o rs Convocation; Debate , l e tt e r; Regents Alt ernate.

SCHILKE. ROBERT Mixed Ch o ru s

Cheering Section

Marlene Becker invades a man's world as she and Mike Lowe work on motors in engine mechanics.

JANET SAZAMA .

Revue

SCHULTZ. GALEN Gymnastics , letter ; Drama Clas s P lays

SEVERN RONALD

SEYERSDAHL . ELDON .

SHAW. JACQUELYN Transfer from Southeas t; Girls' Glee; Rockettes

SHEAFF . JOLEEN Choir; Operettas; Penquins, letter , presiden t , student director; Rocke tt es; Junior Cheering Section.

SHEARER. LINDA.

SHELBOURN. KAREN ROCKET Staff; Rockettes; International Club; Ho n or s Convocation; Journalism Clinic.

SHELDON. RICHARD .

SHUMAN. KAREN Girls ' Glee; Mixed Chorus, secretary; Penguins , letter , secretary; Rockettes; GAA; Rocket Revue; Cheerleader, varsity .

SLOEY. TOM Band ; Honors Convocation

SCHULTZ. JAMES ball , reserve

SCHWAB. MARVIN .

Base -

Art Club sponsor. Mr. Rush gives Steve O'Hare a pointer in improving a painting recently completed.

Drama Cla ss Plays

SMITH , DAVID Cl ub ; W res tl in g ; Trac k , le tt er ; H on o rs Co nvocati o n; Re gents Alte rn ate ; Wesleya;-i S c hol ars h ip

SMITH , FLORENCE Band , l e tt e r; Rockettes

SMITH , HARRY Or c h e stra , letter ; N Club ; Foo t ball , rese r ve , var s ity , letter ; Basketball , ~es c rve , v ars i t y , l e tt er ; Ba s e ball , re se rve , varsi t y ; Roc k e t Revue ; Dance Ba n d

SMITH , JUDY Mix e d Chorus

SMITH. SANDRA

SNYDER, KEITH

Mixed Chorus Ba n cl , letter; Ten n is.

SNYDER, WILLIAM.

SPELTS , SHARON Mixed Chorus; Rocke tt es; Jun ior Ch ee ri n g S e ction

SPINAR , DON Band , letter ; Swimm i ng; Ro cket Revue; Da n ce Band; Ho nors Co n v o cat ion; Holiday of Sci e nce Confere nce

SPRINGER, TERRANCE T ransfe r from Bea trice , Ne brask a ; Mixed Cho rus; F A A

STANSBURY , LINDA Stu den t Cou n ci l; T r iple T r io; S eni o r Cla ss O fficer , sec retary; S o pho m or e Cl as s Off i c er , sec r e tary ; Cheerleade r , rese r ve , v arsi t y; May Day Att en dan t ; H omec o min g Atte ndan t.

ST ARK , SHARON Mi xed Ch orus; Rocke tt es; In t erna t io n a l Cl ub.

STARKEY , LLOYD

STEARNS , DONALD liance H ig h S c hool.

Tra ns fe r from Al-

STEPHEN , LORNA Mixed Chorus; ROCKET Staff; Rockettes; Jun i or Cheering Section; In t ern atio n al Cl u b ; Journalism Clin i c

STEWART, RONDO

STOKKE, LYNN Spelling Award G irls ' Gle e; NOM A

STONER, PAULA Tra nsf er from Walt o n , Nebraska ; Cho ir ; Mixed Chorus ; Rockettes

STOTTS. ELLEN Choir; Operettas; G irl s ' Glee ; International Club ; G A A ; Rocket Revue

STRAYER . DAN.

SUMMERS. DENNIS N Club ; Foo t ball , rese rve , varsity , letter ; Track; Honors Convoca tion

SUTTER. CHARLES .

SUTTON . RICHARD NORTHE AS T ER N Staff ; N Club ; Science Club , presiden t , secretary ; Swim mi ng , letter ; Honors Convocati o n; Journalism Cli n ic; Regents A lternate

SWANSON. JANE Band ; Rockettes; Junior Cheering Sect i on ; Masque and Gavel; Ro c k et Re vue ; Honors Convocation; All-Sc h ool P lays; Voice of Democracy.

SW ANSON . KENNETH Wrestl ing , Letter

SW ARTZ. JOHN . Choir; Operettas; Chess Club; F oo tball , r ese rve ; Track

TALBOTT. PHILIP N Club; Swimming , letter ; Golf ; Rocket Revue.

TALLEY . BEVERLY ... Transfer from Waver l y; M ixed Chorus

TAUTFEST . ALVIN Ba nd , letter.

TAUTFEST ANDREW Band , letter

TAYS SUSAN Glee ; Rockettes; GAA.

Choir ; Operettas ; Girls' Junior Cheering S ecti o n;

TEAL. GAYLA Choir ; Operettas; M ixe d Chorus; Peng uins, letter ; Ro ckettes , secretary; Rocket Revue ; Junior C h eering Secti o n; Ch eerleader , reserve.

TETHEROW . TOM Mixed C ho rus; Ra di o Cl ub ; Science C l ub ; Track

THACKER. ROBERT S t uden t Council , president , treasurer ; Choir; NO R TH EA STER N Staff ; Sophomore Class Officer , president ; Masque and Gavel , president , vi c e-presiden t; Boys ' S t ale; H onor s Convocati o n; E mpl o yment of the Handicapped Contest; A merican Legi o n Ora t orica l Winner.

THARNISH. DAN .

THARNISH. :RICHARD .

Seniors prepare for the future several vvays

THOMPSON. HOWARD (Tom ) Choir , vice-president; Operettas; Mixed Chorus ; N Club; Football , reserve , varsity , letter; Track; Rocket Revue

THOMPSON. LARRY .

TISCHE. DIANA Glee. Choir; Operettas; Girls'

TISCHE. JAMES Orchestra; N Club; Baseball , reserve; Wrestling , letter, All-City Wrestling Team

TOPLIFF. PAUL Student Co uncil; N Club; Junior Cl ass officer, president; Football , reserve , varsity, l e tter , co-captain , All-C i t y, AllState , All-American High School Football ; Basketball , reserve, varsity , letter ; Bas eball, varsity , letter , All~Cit y; Ho mecoming Host; U of N. Athleti c Scholarship

TORELL. ANN Girl s' Glee ; Mixed Chorus ; Rockettes; Junior Cheer ing Sect ion; In ternational Club

TOWNS. JOSEPH

TOWNSLEY . RUTH M i xed Chorus; Ro c ke ttes ; Ju nior Cheering S ecti o n

TRAVER. DAVID Cho i r ; Mixed Chorus; Track

Mr. Emery Pont. vice-president of Havelock National Bank , greets Sandy Rohn with a smile and an application blank as Sandy prepares for her future through a job. Paul Topliff and Paul Wenz talk of plans and scholarships for college.

TRAVIS. LINDA Mixed Choru s ; Rockette s ; Jun ior Cheeri ng Sect ion.

TUPA. ALVIN Cho i r; Mixed Chorus; F F A

TWIEHAUS , HERBERT .

UNDERWOOD , BETTE Rockettes ; Ju nior Ch eering S ecti o n ; In t ernationa l Cl u b ; GAA

UNGER. CONNIE Mixed Chorus; Ro c kette s

UPTON, SUSAN Girls ' Glee; Mixe d Choru s; Rock e tt es; Red Cross

URBOM , RICHARD varsit y Wrestling , reserv e ,

VERCELLINO, ANN Orchestra; Mixed C h orus; Rockette s ; Junior Cheering Section; International Club; GAA

VIFQUAIN. GARY Cho ir , secre t ary-tr~asurer ; Operettas ; Mixed Chorus; N Club; F ootball, reserve , varsity , letter ; Basketball , mgr., r eserv e , varsity , letter; Baseball , reserve ·

Happy Rockets are helped onto the train for Omaha and the state bask,e tball tournaments.

VOSIKA . JACQUEL INE Girls' Glee; Mixed Chorus; Rockett es ; Junior Cheering Sectio n; Rocket Re vue

VOSIKA. PATRICIA G i rls ' Glee; Mixed Chorus ; Rockett es; J unior Cheeri n g Section; Rocket Revue.

VOYLES , PHILLIP Ba nd, letter , Tru m pet Trio; Tennis; Rocket Revue; Dance Ba nd.

WAGNER. JEAN .

WALKER , FRANCIS .

WALKER GARY

M ixed Chorus ; Rockett es.

WALKER . RON si t y; Track.

Gy mnas tics , rese r ve, vur-

WALL , MARC IA Orc h es tr a, letter ; Str ing Ensemble; Sophomore Class Officer , vicepresiden t ; In t erna t iona l Club , vice-president; GA A , letter, secretary , treasurer; H onors Co nvocation; Youth Symphony

WALLER , DOROTHY St uden t Council; Choir ; Operettas ; M ixed Chorus , secre tary ; Ro c kett es; P enguins, l e tt er; Cheerleader , r ese rve , varsity.

WAL TER S. C AROL Orches tra lett er; String E nse mble; Mixed Chorus; Junior Cheering Section; Plai n sman Music C lin i c.

WALTERS . DE LORES Mixed Chorus; Rocke ttes ; Juni or Cheering S ec tio n; In te rna tio na l Club; GAA ; H onors Convoca t ion; Rege n ts Altern a t e

WARE . JOHN (Rick ) Roc k e t Revue. Mix ed Choru s ;

W ARKOW , BOB Choir , treasurer; Opere tta s; Mixed Chorus , secretary; Bas ketball.

WARNER, NANCY Band , letter , majorette; Ro c ke tt e s; Junior C h eering Section; Red Cro ss ; Ho n ors Convoca t i o n.

WATKINS . ERIC Transfer fr o m Guam; Wrestling , l et t er; Track; Cross Country , l e tte r.

WATTS, CYNTHIA Mixed Chorus; R ockc t t es; Juni or Ch eer i ng Section

WEBER, KATHRYN Transfer from So u th Dako t a; Band , m a jor ette; Rockettes; Ju nio r Ch eering Section ; Mid-East Ba nd F esti val.

WEBER . LINDA Sec t io n. Rock e tt es; Junior Che e r in g

WEDBERG, CAROL Band , letter , majorette , secretary - treas u rer; Rockettes; In t ernational Club; G AA ; H onors Co nvocation; M idEast Band Fest iv al; Wesleya n State Musi c Clinic

WEIBERG, CATHLEEN . ternationa l Club M ix ed Chorus; In -

WEILER , SHERRY Mixed Chorus ; ROCKET Staff; Ro c kettes ; Junior C h eering Section; Drama Clas s Plays; Journalism Clinic

WELLS , BRADLEY Choir ; Oper e tt as; Sc ience Club

WELLS . DAVID In tramurals

WENZ, PAUL Band ; Ho n o rs Co nv o cu ti o11; Regent s Alternate .

WERTZ , DENNIS Orchestra.

WEST , GWENETH Transfer from Wi c hita , Ka nsas; Choir; Rocke tt es; Wesl e yan Scholarship.

WESTFALL , GARY Ba n d; Gym n as t ics.

Caro lyn Nahle y, Debbie Wi lken , and Scott Pettit trade name cards prior to graduation; Kathi Bowers and Mike Zimmerman joking ly show that "no matter what your size ," a sen i or must always have a gown that will fit for graduation.

Alan

WESTOVER KAREN Mixed Chorus ; Rocke ttes; Jun i or Cheering Sect io n; International Club; Ho n ors Co nvoca tion.

WHEATLEY DORIS Rockettes ; Jun i or Cheering Se ction; Masque and Gavel ; In t erna t iona l Cl ub; GAA; Ho nors Convocat ion; Drama Class Pl ays

WIEKER. ANN .

WILCOX . LINDA Orchestra; Cho ir; Op e rettas; Girls' Glee Mixed Choru s; Rockett es

WILLIAMS . ROBERT Band , l e tter ; Scie nce Club; Ho nors Co n vocat ion; Ho lida y of Sc ience C onference

WILKEN STEVEN Band Ba n d , l e tt e r; Dance

WILSON BEVERLY Band , l e tt er ; Na tio na l For ensic League; P enguin s, l e tt er; Ro c kett e s ; In t erna tio na l Club ; Ho n or s Convocation; MidEa s t Band F estiva l; AFS Student to Norwa y.

WILSON . DELORES ( Diane)

I n ternational Cl ub; GAA

WISEHART . RAYMOND .

Rockettes;

WITTEN . SHIRLEY . Stud en t Cou nci l; Mix e d Chorus; Ro cke tt es ; Juni or Ch eerin g S ecti o n

WITTSTRUCK. GARY Mixed Chorus C h o ir , Operettas;

WOLFE. CYNTHIA St uden t C ounci l; Choir ; Girls ' Gl ee; Rockettes; Hub Club Counc i l; Roc k et Revue; Cheerleader , r eserve , var si t y; Ho m ecoming Att endan t.

tries to explain to Marty Fitchett that she mus t keep her eye on the ball, but it seems that Suzi

her atte n tion from his masterfu l coaching to give Marty some or her own valuable advice ,

Cook

McAdam s has dis tracted

Many memories remain as part of the senior year

WOLFE , JEANNINE Tran sf e r from C alifornia ; G irl s ' Gl ee ; Ro c k e tt e s ; Rocket Revue ,

WRIGHT , TERRY Tn t ram ural s

YATES , STANLEY O r c h es tra , le t ter ; G ymn a s tics , le tt e r; W es leya n Musi c Cli ni c.

YEARLEY, MIKE Ban d , l e tt e r , Trum pet Trio ; Sc ience Cl u b ; F ootba ll ; Wr es t li n g ; Da nce Ba n d

ZIMMERMAN GARY

ZIMMERMAN , KENNETH Tra n s fer fro m Wah oo ; M as q ue and G a v e l; S cience C l ub ; F ootba ll , reserve; Rock e t Re vue ; All - S c hool Pl ays .

ZIMMERMAN , MICHAEL St u d en t Co unci l; Cho ir ; N Cl u b ; Hub Cl u b C o un cil ; Bas k etball , r ese r ve , v ars i t y , le tt er ; T rac k ; Roc k e t Re v u e

NOT PICTURED

Barnes, Barbra

Beranek , David

Berger , Hanno

Bradley, Rick

Brown , Frank

Brown , Mark

Cloyd , Leroy

Conaway , Diana Kay

Dake , Don

DeTore, Tom

Dickey, Daniel

Ellis , Joyce

Erickson , Galen

Fitchett , Martha

Hanson , Perry

Heiserman , Byron

Herman , Bill

Hladick, Shirley

Ingram , Jim

Je n sen , Ar linda

Kent , Larry

Ki n g , Mildred

Kleeb , Ann

Knoble , Gary

Lortz , Lucky

McVey , Carol

Marlow , Jay

Miller , Jim L.

Morrison, Stev e

Patterson , Dan

Peacock , Dennis

Ri vett , Charyl

Schafer , Stephen

Scherer , Joh n

Spla i n , Douglas

Stanley , Bob

W il k en , De bbie

Wew e e , Dav id

Wool m an , Lar r y

Ze p f, Ji m

Sherri Stark, Karen Kors and Alice MO'l'ton, three new seniors this year take time from their studies to ta l k.

Adams, Barbara

Albrandt, Jacqueline

Barringer, Charles

Ber kemeier, Roberta

Borgens, Susie

Briggs, Patricia

Burkhardt, Carl

Callaway, Cindy

Cary, Steve

Christenson, Bruce

Clifton, Connie

Cole, Tom

Collura , Rick

Cook , James

Cramer, David

Detmer, Seanne

Dougherty, Terry

Eicher , Janis

Erickson, Linda

Faris , Wayne

Fox , Carlene

Frakes, Sharon

Garey , Sherry

Gerbeling, Sandra

Giebelhaus, Diana

National Honor Society

Gillespie , Shirley

Goeschel, Dennis

Gronquist , Susan

G u stin , Ju lie

Hamilton , Cheryl

Hammond , William

Hansen , Cheryl

Hellerich , Douglas

Holm, Nancy

Iri c k , Rosanne

Johnson , Kirk

Kersey, Mar j orie

Ky les , Dou g

Larsen, Linda

Lea v itt , Robert

Le t h eb y , S u san

Li nd sa y , John

Lo ck hart , Larry

McCoy , Michael

M c Gill, Suzanne

M c Gre w, C a therine

Manske, Georgia

Maul, Tom

M e rrill , Corinne

Mills , Geor g e

Mitchell, Frank

Moffitt , Katherine

Mozdzen, Ruth

Neal, Carol

Olson, Art yce

Peterson , Sandra

Pettit , Scott

Preston , Cindy

Qui g ley, Joan

Rexilius, Tom

Rueter , Christine

Rush, Amalie

Schafer , Dennis P.

Smith , David

Summ e rs, Dennis

Swanson , Jane

Topliff , Paul

Wall , Marcia

Walt e rs, Delores

Wenz, Paul

West , Gweneth

Wheatly , Doris

Williams , Robert

Reg e n ts Winners and Alternates : Row I-Rosanne Irick , Corinne M e r r i ll , L i nda L e nt ler , Sand y G erb eling , Delores Walters , Seanne

D e tm e r , Jane Swanson , Nancy Holm , Che r yl Hamilton Row 2-

J K irk Brown , M i k e McCoy , Jack

Price , Denn is P Sc hafe r , Tom Re xilius , Robe r t Leavitt , Larr y Lo ck h art , Fran k M it c h ell. Row 3

-Te r r y Do u g h ert y , Paul Wenz , Tom Luedtke , Jo hn Lindsay , Scott Pettit , Tom Co l e , Ric h ard Sutton , and Mik e Lowe.

As school begins 15 seniors head the top 3 % list

Charles Ba rri ng er James Cook

Se ann e D etmer

Terry Dougherty

C a rle n e Fox

S andra Ger beling

Dennis Goeschel

Nancy Holm

Rosanne Irick

Jo h n Lindsay

Corinne Merrill

George Mills

Dennis P Schafer Jone Swanson Pau l Wenz

AFS students promote International friendships

Each y e ar the American Fi eld S ervic e , known as A FS, provide s the opportunity for thou s ands of s tudents to live in foreign countries. They become members of a local family, and become, in a sense, a s on or daughter of the family during their s tay.

There are two A F S programs : the school se ss ion wh e re t he student s pends a year abroad, attending school there and taking the cour s es required by that school, or the summer program in which a s t udent lives in his adopted country for only two months.

This year Northeast again had two AF S students, Maria Porras from Pereria, Colombia, and Natalia (Nene) Mineque, from the Philippine Islands . Bev Wilson served as Northeast's representative abroad , going to Norway during the summer of her j unior year .

Northeast also had another foreign student , Hernan O rsi, from Cohabamba , Bolivia . Although Hernan was not here as a part of A F S, but was sponsored by a local church, students at LN were pleased to have him

Our relations with other countries are a growin g concern. The students of today are the adults of tomorrow and many feel one way to avert future conflict is meeting and living among people from other countries

Be v W ils on d i sp l a ys n um e rou s s ouv e n i rs s he brought home from h er s ta y as an AFS s tu de n t in No rway last summ e r.

Mr. Hamilto n reads to Nene and his family an article ab o ut the Philippine Islands from a recent news maga zine.

Juniors Phil Borchers and Cheryl Krohn point to the foreign country they would like to visit as an AFS student. Both Phil and Cheryl are AFS finalists for Lincoln Northeast.

Maria Porras discusses with the Borgens family the customs of Columbia compared with the American way of life.

AFS, electives, sports, proms, and preparation

The juniors of 1965-1966 found that t hey wer e much busier than they had been in their sophomore year . Those who were taking eight o ' clock classes fe lt themselves become early bir d s , b u t these birds didn't get t heir worms-only more homework College minded juniors foun d themselves taking the PSA T and Natio nal Merit tests , and those interested in math and science entered the Na t ional Mathemati c s Contest. Juniors mastered the art of takin g tests and coming out ahead

F ifteen juniors be came more aware of governmen t when they attended County Government Day on December 1. They were selected b y the ir A merican His tor y tea cher s. To qualify as a de le gate for an office each needed to have a three average in his history class.

Many other juniors competed for t he honor of being an American Fie ld Service stud ent. Th ere were many screenings before the two AFS stu d ents we re selected. The can didates for Bo ys and Girls State put to practica l use thei r knowledge of state go vernment b y setting up a model legislature , and by electing sta te , county , and local officials , and passing their own bills. All LN girls w ere invited to attend the S wee t hear t Ball, which was planned by an enthusiastic group of junior girls who also ser ved as hos tesses.

Fi rst semester officers , Treasurer Laura Le Harn e d and President Peggy Woodr u m have to "crack a sm il e " when Vice -President Nanc y Staberg and Secretar y Jim Campbell view LN juniors of twe n t-five year s ago.

Adams , Carole Add iso n , David Albra nd t , Deborah

d i ng er , Lazon Allen , Jea n ette Allen , Roger

, Pa trici a

n derson , Jeanie

n derso n , Marilyn Andreeson , Mela n ie Ashby , Susan

x thelm , Mic h ael

n c am p , Bev Ba ir d , G ra ce Ball , Becky Ba r ber, Bruc e Barowski , Pamela Ba tes, O li nda Ba tt , Carol Beam , S usan Bean , Steve

e ardsley , Jane Beat y, Reca Bea ver, Ba rbar a

for next year, illuminate the year for iuniors

Beckman , Janice

Behrens , Way n e Belka , Kevin Belz , Terri Bennett , Stuart Bera n ek , Dennis

Bergman , Shyla Bergt , Richard Be rkheim , Dennis Be rkl and , Dave Be tt inge r , Elaine Betts , Lonni

Barb Stansbury , second semester secretary , jots down Trea s urer Cindy Swartz 's, Vice-President Jerry Colv e rt' s and Pre s ident Jim Knight's plans for the prom.

Bickford , Carol Biggerstaff, Terr y Bill , Clifford Bir d , Linda Bishop , Pa t Bloc k, Ro n a ld

Boline , Rich a rd Bomberger , Delm an Borchers , Phil

Boucher , Lettie Bo yte , Rick Bozem an , Et r ici a

Brochu, Sandra Brown , Tohn Brown , Larry

Bruner, Tames Bucy, Bill Buntemeyer , Tudy Burch , Gary

Burk , Beverly Burtch , M ike

Bushing , Mylo Buss , Ilgars Bussard , Gloria Cameron , Cynthia Campbell , Charlene

Campbell , Elizabeth Campbell , Tim Carman, Robert Catlett , Walter Ced er da hl, Raymond Chamberlain , Larry Chapin , Douglas

Chestnut, Paul Chollar, Barbara Churchill, Lynn Clark , David Cobb, Tudy Coke , Sharron Reh n e a Collura , Tim

Colvert , Terry Conant, Bruce Conrad , Laura Conrad, Patric ia Cook , Kat hl een Cook , Rose Cooley , Ber y l

Coon , Becky Corning , Char !es Costello, Helen Cost e r , Darlene Cr ab rett , David Craigie, Fred Critchfield , Fo rr est

and Janell e s how the i r

Crom , Jacqueline

Cross , Susan Crow , Susan

Cul ver, Janis

Cut ter, Patri ci a Czol ogos, Janet Dahl , La rry

Dan kers, He le n Davies , Kathryn Da y , Sandra

D ef na ll, Bev er l y D el , C hristine

Dewe y, Chris

D ing es , Kathleen

Do r enbac h , Cat he rine

D ow ney , Lind a Dunn , Lo re nda Dunn , Ma r iel e Durst , P hil

D vor ak , John Dyer , Wa nda

Eato n , Diane

Ebm eier , Berniece

Edelmaier , Ro bert

E kstrom , Michael Elliott , Ja y Ellis , Robert Engb recht, Dennis

En glish , P aul

E rickson , Douglas Erickson , Steve

E ri e, Lynell Earks , E arl

Esquivel , Richard Everett , Gary

Fogle r , Bill

F arley , Charlen e Fa u b el , Ted

F ial a , Ruth

F indl a y , Mary

F isher , Richard

Fi sher , Sherryl

enthusiasm

by jumping high in the air at the end of "Rocket Victory. " Those winning the election were Lynell Erie, Barb Stansbury, Bev Defnall, Patti Watts, Kathy Parrott , Kathy Scott, Peggy Woodrum , and Laura Le Hamed.

Junior girls formed a cheering section which

Fleming , Mar sh a Flood , Pam F lorea , JoNell Frakes , Pat France , Donn F r ancis , M ike Franklin , Jim Franks , Stev e Free , Russ

F erki ng , Leon Frick , Kathy F rickel , Barbi e Fuller , Jim Funk , Glenn Gabel , Susan G ammel , Linda Gausman , Kris Gentz , Cand y Gerlach , Nan cy Gettman, Tom Gillette , Gail Gilsdorf , Dianna Gilsd orf , Donna G in gery , P hil

Row I-Wanda Dyer , Wanda Th omson , Marilyn Lee , Susie Gabel, V ic ki Jo h nston , Kat hy Parrot , Peggy Woodrum , Laura Le Harned , Barb Stansbury , Pa tti Watts , Lynelle Erie , Kathy Scott, Bev De fnall , V icki Hensley , Barb Beaver , Judy Wismer, Ka thy Cook , Dianne Messing. Row 2-Pat Smith , Pauline Ellis , Kathie Tupa, Marilyn Welch , Susa n Ashby , Susie Herstein , Mary Heiliger , Kathy Davie s , Carol Batt, Carol Long , Lanora Winget , Chris Dell , Ramona Severn , Claudia Hansen , Kathy Hamilton , Vi cki Lichty , Gail Leisher , Nancy St aberg Row 3-Debbie Albra ndt , Karen Royer , Grace Baird, Deanne Schaller , Pam Hin kl e , Sharon Weber , Janelle White , Judy Stiles , Ci nd y Pettet , Rainie Livingston, Rosemary Peters , Kaye Haller, Let tie Bouc her, Rehnea Coke , Wynne Matson , Valerie Wallace , Liz Shelb o urn , Dianna Gilsdorf Row 4-Phyllis Leopold, Vicki Hill , Nancy Sahs , Sally Schulz, Brenda Pope , Judy Nielsen, Nancy Krohn , Na n cy Schulze , Pam McGlinn , Carol Johnson , Nancy Moock , Pa tty Scott , Susan Beam , Connie Linder , Diane Portsche , Kaye Roberts, Pattie McAd ams , Lonni Betts. Row 5-Kris Gausman, Rae-Ann Slote , Barbara Schafer , Teena Kudlacek , Cindy Swartz, Olinda Bates , Conni~ Little , Connie Jo hnso n, Jamey Riddell , Linda Harris , Dianne Hays , Judy Cobb , Pat Conrad , Sherry F isher , Saundra Mill er , Marl e ne

enthusiastically backed the LN team on to victory

Goldsbe rry , Gar y Gossman , Allan Gr oes se r, Mar ie Graham, Dennis Gree n , Linda G r iess , Kar lan Griffi n , Roge r Gu de , Randy Gu nn , Burd i n e Haar , Cindy Hadley , Micke y Haeseker , John

Hall , Robert Haller , Ka ye Ham ilt on , Jenny

Hamilton , Kathy Hampton, Gregg Hansen , Claudia

Saathoff , Connie Smith , Gloria Sa zama Row 6-Paula Stutzman, Pat Bishop , Linda Green , Nancy Schmidt , Mary Findlay , Cheryl Kr o hn , Angie Rosenthal , Cindy Hovey , Vicki Carter, Diane Eaton , Becky Coon , Lynn Churchill , Ann Hasenyage r , Melanie Andreesen , Barbara Hansen , Karen

Hile , Phillis Young , Deanne Judds , Berniece Ebmeier. Row 7--ttarn ed , Laura Le _

Christy Sexton , Kay Nelso n , Jane Wolf e , Jerri Luedtke , Susan Crow, Harris, Laree

Bar b Chollar , Sandy Brochu , Jeanie Anderson , Cheryl Tipton , Rayma

Tharnish , Karen Nordmeyer , Judy Bun te meyer, Betsy Hurlbert , Pam

Flood , Suzie Cross , Chris Stewart , Be v Backencamp , Marie Groesser

Row 8-Marilyn Anderson , Candy Gentz , Je an ette Allen , Carlyn

Davidson , Karen Hansen , Marcia Shelton, Shirley Young , Linda Downey , Holly S chulte , Peggy Walters , Cindy Hinman , Donna Gilsdorf , Reca Beaty , Cindy Haa r, Barb Frickel , Linda Bird, Janie

Sie c k mann , Mary Wilson. Row 9-Laree Harris , Sandy Day, S heryl

Mertes , Ginger Johnson , Sandy Lehi , Jenny Hamilton , Beryl Cooley , Harris , Li nd a Cathy Dorenbach , Cathy Rubenstein , Dixie Wallen , Karen Metz , Mary Hartman , Larr y Lou Roge rs , Paula Irick , Helen Costello , Linda Thomson , Linda Garn- Hartshorn , Don me! , Che ryl Jurgens , Janet Czolgos Row IO-Jeanine Rolofson , Sa nd i Propp , Jane Beardsley , Marsha Fleming , Becky Ba ll, Bev Burk , Janis Culv er , Kathy Keyser , Susan Leishm an .·

Haseny a ger , Ali c e Ha ys , Di ann e He a rn , Joe Heiliger, Mar y Hempel , Do n Henninger , Mike Hensley, Vicki

Herma n , Lo is He r stei n , Sus ie Hier , Sh a ro n Hile , Ba rb a ra Hile, Pa u la Hill. Vicki Hi n k le, Pa m

Hi n ma n , Ci n dy Hipple, Steve Hl a vic a , Rosema r y Hol m , Bob Holmes, Roger Holmes , Steve Honstedt , Lorren

Hood, Gle n Hoppe , Ervi n Hoppmann , John Hornby , Do nn a Hovey , Cy n thia Hughes , Bob Huma nn , Barb

Hurlbert , Betsy Husske , Pau l In gwerso n , Jo h n Ir ick, Pa ul a Jackso n , Barb Jakoubek , Doug Jakub , James

Je n kins , Ed Johnson , Carol Joh n son , Co nn ie Joh n son , C y nt hia Joh n so n , Dan ny Joh n son , Gi n ger Joh n so n , P e nn y

Joh n so n , Ron Joh n sto n , Nan cy Joh n sto n , V icki Jo ne s, Gor d o n Ju dds , D e ann e Jurge n s , Cheryl Ka llemey n , P at

Ka rle, Pegg y Lee Kee le, Ima Kells, Kat hy Ke ys er, Ha rold Keyser, Kat hy King , Jerr y Klei n , D e nni s

Klipp e rt , Kirk Knight, Jim Ko eh n e, Lynda Koenig , Rodne y Kollman , Robb ie Kr e jc i , Lyn Kroe ge r, Kay

Krohn , C h eryl Krohn , Na nc y

Kudlacek , Teena Kyles , Steve Lagrone , Bill Lamb ert , Steve Lamborn , Steve

Lamson , Donald Law , Diane Laws , Larry Leach , Terry Lear , David Lee , Marilyn Lehi, Rick

Lehi , Sand y Leisher , Gai l

Leishman , Susan

Le opold , P h yll is Leslie , D e nni s Lichty , Vick i Lin der , Connie

Lisle , Linda Little , Conni e

Livingston , Lorain e Long , Carol Loos , Jerry Loos, Mik e Loos , Randy

Luedtke , Jerri Lyon , Terry McAdams , Patty McClure , Greg McCunn , Steve McGlinn , Pam McKay , Greg

McK in n ey , Mik e McMahon , Dav e McLa ughlin , Ric h ard

McMurty , Cletu s

Mad ison , Floyd Mann , David Markle , Stev e

Marti n , Ronald

Ma tso n , Wyn n e Mays , Bill Medley , Mark Me eh an , Jerry Meeha n , Tom

Mei erhenry , An n

Melichar , Larry Me rc er , Re x

Mertes , Sheryl

Mertz , De bbi e

Messi ng , D ia nne Metz , Kar en

Mill er, Saundra

Mille r , Steve Mille r, Sue Miller , Vi rg in ia Mi lls, D on

Mo hatt , Mi ke

Moo ck , Nan c y Morfo rd, La rr y

Morlok , Te r ry

Mue nc h a u , William Murphy , Da nn y Mutz , Ken Nelson , Kay Nel son , Ralph Ne m yer, Keit h

Newburn , Susan Newman , Est her Nicolai , Sa nd ra Ni ederhaus , Steve Nielsoh , Judy Nordmeyer , Lee Karen Ogier , Hilda

Olso n , Richard Opp , Bill Opp , Roger Or r , Ronn ie Parks , Neoma Parrott , Kat hy Patterson , Pat

Pavelka , Kent Peacock , Alina Pearl , Ji m Pears o n , Terry Pederson , Jonna

P eet , James Peters , Carol

Peters , Rosema ry Pettet , C y n thi a P ickinpaugh , Harold

P ierc e , Tom

P ope , Bre nd a P orts che , Diane P rice, Bob

Prier , William

P riess , Kayle e n

Prochaska , David

P ropp , Sandra

Larry Hartman , one of fifteen representatives to County Government Day , a nd Mr. Karnopp pause a fter discussing the duties o f the County Sheriff.

Purbaugh , Tom

Quigle y , Leon

Rade r , Bob

Raferl , Leon

Ran k, Gilbe rt

Hasmusse n , James

Rearick , Vicki Sue

Regler , Janet

Reic h ard t , Bob

Reill y , Mic h a el Richards , Terry

Richardson , Jac k Riddell , Jame y Ring , Kandi ce

Rip a , David

Robb i n s , Ken t

Robe r ts , Jim

Rob erts , Kaye

Roberts , William Rogers , Mary Lou

Rolofson , Jeanin e Rosenstock , C h ri s

Rosenthal , Angela Ross , Sherry Roth , Jerry

Royer , Ka re n

Rub e nstei n , Cathy Russell , Mi ke Rust , Ja n een

Saathoff , Marlen e Sahs, Nancy

Sazama , Gloria

Scalf , Sandy

Scha a f, Richard Schafer , Barb

S c h a ffer , Deanna

Sch a rf , Judy

S cheffert , Ernes t

Sche n ema n , Steve

Mr. Thomas enlists the help of Teena Kudlacek and Roger Holmes to show the Algebra 3A clas s, for jun i ors acce l era t ed i n ma th , h ow to use a sl id e ru l e.

S chm id t , Diane

Sc hmidt , Nancy

Schulte , Holl y Schultz , Carol

S chultz , Jim

Schulz , Sally

Schulze , Nan cy

Sc h uman , David

Schwa rtz , Richard

Scott , Kat hy

Sc o tt , Patty

Scri bn er , Allen

Sell , La rry

Se xton , Christy

Sh af er , Karen

She a , Denn is Shelbou r, n , Liz

Sh elton , ~arcia

Sh ipps , Karmel

Shr iner , M ike

S hr iner , Susa n

Sie ckmann , Jani e

Sie d~chl ag , Gary Siemse n , Bob

Si mmons , Ralp h

S imonds , Ker ry

Si ncla ir , Steve

Sinnett , Mike

Sipp , George

Ski nn er, Rodn ey

Slot,e , Rae-Ann

Smack , David

Smith , Connie Smith , Larr y

S mith , Leonard

Smith , Pat D

S ny,d er , Dennis

Spah n , Sa ndra

S pier , Gary

Spurgi-n , Bar ry

St aberg , Nancy Standley , Li nda

Stansbury , Barb

St arita , Joe

St einke , Bill Stevens , Bill Stewart , Chris Stiles , Judy

Stith, Linda

St rain , Cindy

Struple , Charl es

Stutzman , Paula

· Summers, Wayne

Swartz, Cindy

Tayfor , Mark

Tharnish , Ray ma

1'.hompson, Charles

Th'ompson , Terry Thompon, Linda

Thomson , Wand a

Thorwall , Brent

Thurber , Tom

Tipt on , Cheryl

Ed Jenkins, Dave Berkland , and Jim Collura are satisfied when they "plead " for help in fixing a flat tire and Cindy Hinman , Susan Herstein , and Rayma Tharnish try to recall their Drivers Education and "come to the rescue "

To mps ett , Tom Townsend , Tom Tupa , Kath y Tur n er, Harriet

Umphreys , David Upto n , Linda Urich, Judy

VanCleav e , Karen Vo h n,out , Gary Wallace , Valeri e W alien , Dix ie Walters , Ni na

Watters , Pegg y Ward , Bill Warren , Bob

Wa ts on , Harvey Watts , Pa tti Wa y Fran k Weber , Sharon

Weckman , Rod

Weers , Sherr y

Welch , Marilyn Wenant , He r b

Wende l, Mar y

Wentin k, Ly nne tte

White , Janelle

W illi ams , Ronnie Wilson , Mary

Young , Cliff Young, Ph illis

Young, Ron

You ng , Shirley

Young , Bill

Winget , Lanora

Winter , Waldo

Wismer , Judy Wolfe , Jane Woodrum , Peggy York , Gregg

Baker , W aynette

Birkmann , Rodney

Bowen , Ma ry

Brop hy, Tony

Bro w n , David

Carter , Vicki

Clark , Ri ch ard

Cook , Es ther en e

Coo le n , Kare n

Davidson , Carly n

E lli ott, Robe r t

E llis, Pa uli n e

Fros c h e is er, Dale

Garcia, Bruce

Griess , Rodney

Hancock , Sh aron

Hand ler , Cinda

Ha n se n , Karen Le e

He nd ri x , Victor

Henrikse n , Bill

Hitch , Jud y

Hoffman , Jerry

Hu g hes, Mike

Kaa r , Sandra

Krogh , Rickey

K ue b le r , John

K u mp ul a , Harry

McC o nne ll , Jimmy

M c Co rmi c k , Carol Murphy , Pat

Nielso n , Dennis

Oakes , Melissa

Obrecht , Jaime Olson , Linda

O r duna , Dian e Ore , Mar y

Parks , Rachel

Pa y ne , Galen

P eck a , Rober t Rho den , Dave

Sand , Janic e Schlotfel d , Merle

Severn , Ramona Shefferd , Li la

S mi ih , Jo h n

Pat Frakes explains to new students Alan Schmidt, John Mahaney , Barbar Hofker, and Joe Nietfeldt what the No Parking sign means and what path to follow after buying their lunch.

Smit h, Pat Ann

Stucker , Jacquelin e Stutzman , Gary

Townsley , James

Voelker , Roger

Wagner, Linda

Walling , Ellen

We ic h brod t, Bon n ie

Wela nd er , Lona

We nd ell , Rick

Wenz , Da le Westling , Erni e Wewee , Bill

W h al en , Steve

Wh ea tley , Wi lliam

Not Pictured

The Class of '67 prepared for their Senior year

The Junior-Senior Prom highlighted the second semester activities sponsored by the Junior Class. It was financed by selling concessions at football and basketball games Class members volunteered their services, and found it enjoyable and profitable

All the students' years of education have been aimed toward the goals of their senior year and graduation. This year proved an important step toward this goal as many senior scholarships and honors are based on the activities and records of the junior year. The Class of '67 prepared themselves well, and they now look forward to an active year as seniors.

Kent Pavelka and Tom Pierce pause to see how succ,essful John Dvorak was on his first beat. They were additions to the Northeastern staff during second semest,er.

During Physics lab Rick Schwartz and Rich Olson set up an experiment to determine heat of fusion of ice.

Art student John Brown adds color to his picture after he has planned and sketched his idea on the canvas.

Sophomores tackle new problems and accept new

Ahlstrand , Rita Albert , Donna Al

,

As the doors opened in September, over 500 eager sophomores entered Northeast. They brought with them feelings of anticipation, mixed with qualms of just what the year might hold. For days , crowded halls, lost ro9ms, lunch line scrambles, and 3: 15 confusion caused moments of panic.

However , they soon discovered that this frustration subsided as the y became adjusted to high school life. They seized the opportunity for participation in clubs, rallies, intramurals, and athletic programs. All these , ac-

Anderson , Jerry Anderson , Karen And erson , Susan Armanovs , Juris Armstro ng , Nancy

Asay , Thomas Babue , Mike Baker, Dale Baker , Donn Baker , Marcia

Baldwin, Joyce Ball , Linda Ball , Michael Barnett , Linda Barry , Klyla

Bartlett , Jani ce Barthule , John Bates , Janice Bauer , Katherine Bauers, Randall

Bayne , Daniel Becker , Billie Jo Bell, Bruc e Bell , Marcia Benton , Barbara

Bergman , Sherry Berkemeier , Aletia Berlowitz , John Bes t, Linda Betti n ger , Paula

How do you read these things? Who 's "Wiv"? Say where's

exande r

Bill Allen , Marcilee Allen , Susan Anderson , Carol

responsibilities as Northeast's nevvest Rockets

companied by the inevitable homework and tests , became routine. Other s kills wer e mastered, such as cheering as loudly and jamming lo ck ers as easily as any upperclassman They encountered new responsibilities and privileges, like passin g the test for that allimportant driver's license.

As the year ended, sophomores found they were anticipating their junior year, realizing that they would soon be part of an upperclass at Lincoln Northeast.

room 111? Sophomores ponder these questions as they enrol.

Born emeier, Richard Bowmas ter , Marsha Brandon , Robe rt Bratt , Ba r bara Bretto , Tom

Broman , Rog e r Brown , C lark Brown , Pau l Bru nd ige , Car rol Bud t , Al an

Buis , Steven Bulin , John Burchess , Charl e s Burch e tt , Mars h a Burn e tt , Br e nda

Busing , Timothy Bussear , Terry Bye , Linda C ad y , Mont e Campbell , Alan

Carr , Bonnie C hadwe l l, Will iam C heney , C he r yl Cholka , Steph e n Christ e nson , Jea n

Clark , Amy Jo Clifton , Dennis Cline , Warre n Co c krill , Jerold Coke , Donna

Big gers taff. P en n y Blac k , Jo Ann Bla ckf ord , Warren Bla ir , William Blodget t, Rosemari e Bomberger , Barbara

The ne~est members of Northeast's student body

Susan

Eacker , Janice

Eacker , Mic hael

Easterda y , Douglas

Ebben , Duane

Eichelberger , Janet

Emery , Judy

Eks trum , Kermit

English , Pame la Evans , Ka th leen Evans , Ka y

E v a n s, Pat rick

Eveland, Donald

Evere tt , Kenne th Everson , Su san

Ewen , Bob

F ahrnbruch , Elizabet h

Faimo n , Marie

Farley , Kathleen

F a uth, Cynt hi a

Faze] , Jacqueline Fellers , Tim

F e lt o n , Joyc e Fen d rick, Sharo n F€sler , Ja ck

F ields , Elai n e

Fi n ley, Ju d y

Fi s c her , Fran k

F isher , Mich a el

found their classes both challenging and exciting

Everson and Karen Gade learn the proper way to layout patterns for the garments they are making in clothing class.

"Practice make s perfect " i s the motto of the s e sophomores a s they improve upo n their swimm i ng skills.

F isher, W a rre n Fleming , Vernice Fly n n , Debor a h

F uller , P eggy

F ye , Richard

F oster, Kerry Franks , Richar d

F razier , Betty

G ad e , Karen

Ga n ze] , D c~·: ri n

Freem an , Ch a rles Freese, Ke n t

F re n ch , Lanny

Gar d ner , Elizabeth

F rerki ng , Robe r ta

F riese n , Li nn e a

F ritchie , Lu c i n da

G ibso n , Rita Giebelh a us , C y n thi a

Gle a so n , James

Fro s c h ei ser, C ur t is

F u ller, Di a ne

F uller, Li n d a

Goodwi n , Ly n n

G r a c e , Kersti n

Graf , John Graham, Lynda Graham , Mary Gray , Mar cia Green Pame l a Grueter, Robert Griess , Ka thlee n Gugler, Charles Gunthrie, Jame s Haas, Gregory

Haase , Wand a Hall , Linda Ha ll, Lloyd Hami ll, Barbara Hansel, Sa nd ra Hansen , Pau l Hardt Karen Harman , Earl Harman , James Harrington, Pat ri cia Harrison, Susa n Har t man , Donna Hartshorn , Diana Hawkins , Richard Heacock B ri an

Mr . Galloway leads the way to the new driver's license examination office where drivers tests will be given.

By taking an active part in pep rallies the sophomores soon learned the words and actions to many old and new Northeast cheers and became another active part of the aggregation known as "The Mighty Rockets ."

Rallies vvere a vital part of a sophomore's life

Hoyt , James

Hoyt , Pam ela Huenink , Diane

Hullbert , Debra Hunter , Linda Hurlbut , David

Kehn , Thom as Kenaston , Candy Ke nn edy, Gael Keyser , Steven King , Lois Kirkendall. Ke nne th

Hyde , Randall

Hydo , Jo h n Ingram , Richa r d

I r ick , Bonnie Jakoubek , Ranae James , Mary

Kir ch ne r , Rexanna Kiser , Mary Knig ht , Cynthia Knig ht , Mary Jo Knight , Sally Knollenberg , Shirley

Janda , Barba ra

Je nsen , Rex Johnson , Gregory

Jo h nson , Linda

Jo h n so n , Mic h a el

Jo hnso n , Robert

Kn u dtson , Be verly Kob za , Alois Koenig , Sandra Kringl e , Connie Kroege r, Tho mas

Ku cera , Catherine

Jo h nston , Lynette Jon es, Robe rt

Jo rgens e n , Caroline

Kumpula, Dua n e Kun kee , Gary Kunk ee , Steve

Judkins , Karla

Jung er s , John Kag e, Ricky

Lahodny , Peggy Lamont , T h omas

Lamb erson , Bea Anne

Kampsnider , Grego r y

Ke arn s, Mik e Keefe, Lau rie

Lamson , Dian e Larson , James La ughli n , Steve

Sophomore interests extend beyond school life

Keith Heckman displays just a few of the fourteen instruments which he is able to play. Keith plays the tuba in the LN Rocket marching band.

La urse n , Michael Lawson , l:::uraina Leaco ck, Darrell Le avit t, Pamela Lebsac k , Jol! n Le e , La u ra Leisher, Elizab utli Lehr, C raig

ndbe r g , Carol Li ndqui st, Clair Little T hu n der , Steve n Looke r, Ro n nie Sue Loo s, Co nn ie Loos , Pa u l Loos , Shery l Lu x , Linda Lyman , Peggy McCarter , Ti m othy M cCo n key, Gaye

McCoy , C la u dia

McGill , Wa nda

McKernan , Jani c e

McKinn e y Margarel

"The way to win a man 's heart is through his stomach." This may be one reason sophomore girls try to master the art of cookery in foods class.

McVey , De nn is

Mabin , Ruth MacDowell , Mary Madsen , Tom

M e n g, Mark Merrill , David Merrill. Mars h a M erntt, Don

Malcolm , Dona ld Marple , Gerald Martin , Donna Mason , Lin da Ma thews, Rh onda Maupin , Mary Jo

M ertz, Robert Miller , Da vid

M ille r, Ra lph

M ilto n , Jan ic e

Maus , Suzan May , C heryl

Meents , Daniel Melichar , Ja mes Menebroker , Charlollo Menefee , Denice

Mi n e r, G a le n Mitchell , Gerry

Moha ll , Gerald Moock , Thomas Moomau , W a lter

Norwo od , Frank Nutt , Nancy Obert , Judith

Moore , Barbara Moore , Marilou

Mo rell , Pa trick

Oliver , Linda Ollson , Ken Orduna , Fred

Mo rris, Claire Morris , Claudia Morriso n , Marcia

Morrissey , Carol Mue ller , Rose Munford, Jeffrey Murrell , Derald M urrell , ·warren Myers, Kathleen

O rr, John Owen , William Owens, Diane Owens , Joe Page , Kandice Parker , Alfred Parker , Cheryl Pa r o , Kendra

Pa tter son , Linda

Nelso n , Barba ra

Nelso n , James Nelson , Judy

Pa tterso n , Robert

P,;rn ls on , Sigrid

Pay.ne , Ba rbara

Pa y ne , Carol

Pe ery , Stephen

P ete rs , Alic e

Pe terse n , Susan

P eterso n , Cor li ss

P eter son , James

Niederhaus , Ti m Nightengale , Leslie

Ni nn eman , Carol Nordmeyer , Jim Northup, Kathy

P eters on , M errie

Peter s on , Micha e l Peterson , Shirley

Norwoood , Barb a r a

Pe terso n , Timothy

P ettigrew, Connie Pettig re w , Kay

P hill i ps , Vi cki

P ie p e r Edward

Pi e rc e , Bru c e

P ie r ce , Mar ily n

P le ss el, D e bora h

P lock , Mark

Po rter , Li n da Powell , Rob i n

P owell , Roger

Prai , Pame la

Roberta Frerking is presented with her ten pound chocolate bar and stuffed tiger by Mr. Bill Reichardt. Roberta , a sophomore , won them for selling the most chocolate bars i n the voca l mus ic drive to earn money for n e w choir robes.

P rell , Kathlee n

P r e ston , Mi che lle

llP rie b , J udith

ProVo rse , Le slie

Pu eppk e, Linda Ra g a in , Na n cy

Raus c he r , Araly is Ray , Mo n te Reddick , Fred Rediger , Dea n Re h m , Dean

Remt e r , Sue

Restau , Deborah

Rexilius , Be cky

Riblett , Robert Richmo n d , Hele n

R idgle y , Brando n

Rieke , Davalyn n Robare , Lyn n

Roberts , Ala n

Robertso n , Hele n

Robertson , Ro y

R~binson , Joh n

Robl y er , C aroly n

Rockenback , Vicky Rogers , Carol Roller , Gary Ronne!!, Ronnie Rosent h al , Sue

Robert, Clifford Rueter , David Runyon , Sharon Rupe , Nancy Rush, Terry

Saathoff , Gale Sapp , Bruce Schlattmann , R. Sc h neide r , Dee Schwaninger , S. Se yers dahl , B Shaw, Mary Shepard , Gloria Sabalka , Mar y Scharton , Roger S ch luter , Carol Schneider , N Scott , Esther Shamburg, Tom Sheaff , John Shipps , Allen Samuels , Mary Scharton , Terrie Schultz , Robert Sch r oeder , D Scott, Jack Shaw, James Shearer , Larry Shipps , Deborah Sandah l, Linda Schidler , M Sc h midt , Vicki S chultz , Sandra Sehnert, Michael Shaw , John Shelton , Donna Showen , Dan

Chuck Gugler discovers the pains of being a sophomore as he receives his TB injection.

Skinner , Albe r t Skinner , Sandra Smith , Carol Smith , Charles Sm i th , Karen Smith , Sandra

Smithey , Robert Snyder , Stanley Sellin , John

Somerhiser , Judith Sorrells , Cherry Sovereign , Darrell

Spa h n , Randall Spat h , Delores Spell , Mary S tamp , Vicki Staples , Carolyn Starlin , Joseph

Stava , Mark Steenbarger , Gary Stephens , Michael S t ewart , Betty Stiner , Thomas Stiverson , Pegg y

Stokes , Arthur Strain , Margaret

Streeter , Michael

Streitwieser , S u s an

Stroh , Linda Struble , Jame s

Cindy DeBoer , Janice Bates , Denise Conway , and Paul Witherby were chosen as the first set of officers to represent the Class of 1968.

Sophomores conclude the year looking forvvard to

Newcomers to the sophomore class Margaret Jelen, Lana Sackschewsky , Ryan Schukei , and Jim Mazour admire trophies that depict Northeast's prowess .

becoming upperclassmen

W a ter h ouse , Jo h n

W a y, Charles Web er , Terry

Web e r, W anda

We bst er, James Wed gwood , Dian e

During the year sophomores always found good food, friends, music, and fun as they passed their lunch hour away in the student lounge.

Weekly , Geor g ean n

Weers , Ka re n Jean Weil e r , S andra

Ay r es, Lila

Baer , Cynthia

Bea r dsley, Thomas Becker , Neal

Belk nap , Leota Berger , Harold

Westcott, Mic h ae l Westli ng , Caro l Westrick , Terry

Boh len , Diane

Br ammer , David

Bry an, Sharon

Cagle , Deborah

Campbell, Fauntella

Carper , Gary Chingas , Anna Chingas, Nick

Coats, Bobby

\Veyers , Do na ld Weyers, La rry

W i1a le n , Larry

NOT PICTURED

Lear , Karen

Lyons , Cheryl

Mazour , James

McCawley , John

McGinnis , Debra

McGovern , Jack

Magnusson , Katherine

Martin , Jeanette

Matthews, Diane

Miller , Gary

Miller, Sandra

Neiman , Bradford

Olive r, Janice

Pester , Vaughn

Peterson, Grace

Wh i le , C hc1 yl Whith am , Karen Wil son , Rand y

Cooki.ton , Deborah Clark , Cheri

Coster , Mary Cuba , Richard

Davis , Brenda

Dean , Richard

De Priest, Kathleen

DePriest , Maureen

Detore , Dan

Dittoe , Ron

Dougherty , Jo h n Fisher, Lynda

Philippi , James

Pickerel , James

Remmenga , Kent

Ridgley , Pamela

Robinson , Alan

Sch a fer , Robert

Schmidt, Charles

Schmidt, Gary

Schulte, Karen

Schumat e , James

Scrogg ins , Shirley

Seng , Sharon

Wi n cheste r , Jim Wi ng rove , Ed w a rd Witherby, Pa ul

Witte n , Brenda Wolff, Je nn ie Wolle n , C hr isti n e

Ge o r ge , Kathy Gle ason ,, Anthony Gr aver , William G rigsby , Alan Hansen, Erle Hartshorn , Diana Hitz, Gregory Horrell, Laur a Humeniak , Steve Jackson , Cheryl Jacobsen, Stephen Je nk ins , Larry Johnson, David Johnson , Linda S. Jor genson , Jerry Keller, Tom Knadle , Joh n Kobek , Patricia

Sh ort , Steven

Showen, David

Smith, Dan

Smith , John

Stokke, Jay

Talbert , Linda

V ercelli no , Joe

Voelker , Stephen

W ei ndorf, Dean

Welsh , Robert

West , Bryan

Westover , Ruthie

Wilson , Richard

Woerner , Edwin

Woodhull , Cordelia

Woodruff , Cheryl Woodrum , Caren

Worley, Donal d

Wri ght , Donald

Young , Lind a Zanderholm , Sam Zier , Denni s Zimme rm an , Shi e la

September , 1941.

" School life opens many hi-ways that broaden into life interests. Organizations for leaders in athletics, pep and student government serve the school and the individual and tie them into unified parts of a friendly whole Playing a musical instrument, editing a student publication, raising a victory garden, participating in sports and producing a play enrich appreciation, develop leadership, and foster long-lasting friendships.

" The pep club of Northeast was organized the second semester. The club has a membership of both boys and girls, sixty in all. The

girls division has selected a uniform of b lac k sweaters and skirts, and the official emblem 'Rockettes' has been adopted as the name ."

September 1965 .

The first year of Northeast saw twelve separate clubs come into existence Some, such as Student Council , GAA, and pep club , hav e been retained Others, such _ as Hi-Y and Girl Reserves , have ceased to exist. New ones, meeting new needs, have taken their place.

As the school grows , Northeast continues to do bigger and better things in

ACTIVITIES

HOST

Paul Topliff

ATTENDANTS

Jack Ketterer , Linda Stansbury

HOSTESS

Connie Clifton

ATTENDANTS

Cindy Wolfe, Dennis Goeschel

All-Sports Royalty

QUEEN

Sharon Detenbeck

ATTENDANTS

Cliff Livingston and Dodie Waller

KING

John Brown

ATTENDANTS

Susie Borgens and Alan Cook

Turnabout Royalty

KING OF HEARTS

Doug Campbell

ATTENDANT

Bruce Bounds

ROCKETTE PRESIDENT Barbara Emery

ATTENDANT

Virgil Packett

May Day Royalty

QUEEN

Carolyn Cadwell

MAID OF HONOR

Diane Kirby

KING Virgil Packett

PRINCE Robert Thacker

Student Council centers student body activities

Student C ouncil, which evolved from t he ori g inal Student Leadership Cla s s , continu e s to "d isplay the democratic spirit of the school and assist by orig inating and promoting new plans during t he year " Student C ouncil e ff e ctiveness · will, in the future, as now and before , " depend greatly on t h e lea d ership of those chosen a nd the initiative they di s play in promoting projects.

The representative s to th e Student Leader s hip Cl ass were formerly chosen from each ho m e ro o m a nd t he club met daily. The large increa s e in enr o llment ma de it n ecessary to

FIRST SEMESTER MEMBERS : Seated front to back , left to right : Row I-St eve La u ghlin , Joe Starita, Randy Wil s on , H ern an O rsi Row 2

-Natalia Min e qu e, D e nni s Go eschel, Wayn e Summers , Terry Dougherty Row 3-Maria P or ras , Dodie Walle r , Kandi Haus c hildt, Ri c h Olson Row 4-Peggy Wo o drum , Nancy S a hs , C o n ni e Clif to n , Ja n et Dillow, Tom Cypher. Row 5-N anc y Staberg , Barbara S tansbur y, Marcia M orriso n , Bo nni e Irick , M ik e Z im m erm an Standing left to right, Julie Gusti n , Bob Thacker , John Brown , Pa ul Toplill , Susie Borg e ns , Sharo n D et enb eck , Kirk Brown , Virgil Pa cke tt , Cind y Addis o n

Student Council officers Bob Thacker, Susie Borgens, Sharon Detenbeck and Cindy Addison consult Mr. Taylor about plans for the 1965 Homecoming festivities .

A new add i tion to Homecoming activities this year was a spaghetti feed held at the cafeteria before the game. Afterwards students and their dates returned to school for the homecoming dance with music by a popular combo.

around commemoration of Northeast's 25th year

c han g e this method of election. Presently the m embers are electe d b y their classes and me e t on Tu esda y and Thursday rather than daily. P ri n c ipal Harland Ta y lor is the sponsor

After consultations , Council has made decisions concerning decor , ligh ti ng , and col o r scheme for the stu d ent lounge. To h e lp financ e these improvements they sponsored several ac tivities O ne of these was the Midway Madness c arnival which was the be ginning of th e Silver Anniversary celebration In conjunction with this occasion was a contest for an anniversary slogan to represent Nor th e a s t.

Second semester officers Dennis Goeschel. treasurer , C onnie Clifton, president; Sharon Detenbeck , secretary; and Virgil Packett , vice -pres i dent, discuss the day's topics before meeting i n room 209 with other members.

Stu d e n t Cou n cil : Row 1-C Cadwell , M P o rras , B V if q u a in , C Clifton , N Mi n e q ue. Row 2- K Scott , S. Dete n be c k , P Wood ru m , D Campbell , S. Laug h lin , L. Er ie , S. Borge n s , K. Haus chi ld t. Row 3- B. Thacker , R Olso n , V Pa ckett, H O r si , L. S t an s bur y , J. Campbell , M Mo h a ll, C Wolfe Row 4-W. Stei n ke , J. Ketterer, W. Summers , T. Cypher , M Zimmerm an , J Brow n , P W ith e r by , J. Kn ight , M r. Harl and V Taylo r.

"FOOD!" exclaims this hungry sophomore to lounge worker , Nancy Staberg, during the busy noon rush .

Proiects and fund raising occupy Red Cross'ers

The first undertaking of th e Red Cross gr o up was during Hallowe'en and was named " Turnabout Trick or Treat." Candy and decorations were taken to shut-ins and elderly people and the students stayed to visit.

Second was painting three-pound coffee cans and filling them with first aid supplies

for servicemen overseas and disaster areas Another goal was acquiring books, magazines , and toys for Winnebago children. They made toy bags for hospital beds in orthopedic wards , collected plastic cleaning bags to be used in handcraft projects at LARC, and made and filled bean bags Red Cross was sponsored by Mrs. Adams and Mrs. Krause.

Danny Johnson Connie Smith , Richard Collins and Mar l ene Saathoff devo te time to Red Cros s pro jects.

B. Adams . M. Clemen t. M. Reilly . and B. Ebmeie r. Re d Cross officers . discuss the minute s of the last meeti n g.

Row 1-Shi ri ey Young Janis Culve r, Mary Findlay , Marie Graesse r , Ter r y Lea c h Row 2-Lau r a Horrell , Mary Garl , Cathie Fellers , Mary Kohler , Nancy Armstrong Row 3-Christy Sexton , Connie Smi th , Ma r lene Saathoff , Linda Best, Kris Gausman. Standing-Mrs. Adams Danny Johnson , Richard Collins , Keith Nemy e r, Rae-Ann Sl ote , Janet Czolgos , Wayne Faris , Mike Reilly , Bernice Ebmeier, Mary Kaye Clement , Laree Harris , Barb Adams , Mrs. Krause

Science Club encourages a greater kno~ledge

Science Club was open to anyone interested ir,i science and held its bi-monthly meeting on Tu esda y e v enin g s It was sponsored by the five teachers in the S ci e nc e Department.

The widely diversified fields of science were examined by having representatives from the var ious areas as guest speakers. O ne of the favorites was a demonstration of glassblowin g w here the speaker lef t a few of his p iece s for the members to examine This club also promotes research for projects which are entered in the Nebras k a Junior A cademy of Science held later in the spring

Row 1-Mr Teflery , D iana Giebelhaus , Linda Freese , Tis h Briggs , Debbie Co nant , Melis s a Oakes , Mike H o rner , M r. Watt. Row 2-Mr Wilson , Woody Waterhouse , Dale Baker , C h arles Barringer , Bob Williams , Randy Hiatt , Ed Woerner , Mike Yea r ley Row 3Mr. Reeder , Robert Leavitt , Davi d Lange , Rich Sutto n , M ike Lowe , Bill S n yder, Doug Hellerich , Mr. Resz

Mr . Jeffery , sponsor , and Rich Sutton. pre s ident. exami n e a n ewly discove red s cient i fic toy .

LN students who have lived outside continental United States include (row I) E. Watkins, K. Moffitt, M. Ollson, D. France, K. Levorson, L Buss, J. Barnes. (Row 2) A. Trandachs, S. Knight , J. Czolgos, R. Looker, V. Rearick , N. Sahs , J. Pedersen.

International Club: Row 1-S. Waldman , D Albrandt , G. Baird, N. Moock , S. Petersen , C Adams (treasurer) , L. Elliot (president), N Sahs (vice-president) , S Nico lai (secretary) , K Barry , K. Bauer, C Nahley , B Adams , C Little , G. Leisher. Row 2-S Fern , K Haas , K Ferguson , C. Morris , P. Flood , S. Koenig , K Kroger , H. Richmond , J Christenson , L. Best, K. Judkins, D. Martin , M. Allen, K. Royer, A. Meierhenry. Row 3-S. Propp , J. Nielsen , B Pope , D Wilso n , H. Sc h ulte P. Harrington , P Stutzman , N. Newcomb , M. Moore , M Andreesen, R. Collins , B Underwood , A. Morton , B W i lson , N Schulze Row 4-B Bomberger , V Lichty , B Schafer , P Walters , M Wall , J Mills , M Gray , J Dolsky , D Cuzzupe , V Ness , S Detmer , T Briggs , G Leis h er , B. Frazier , J. Allen

Internationa l Club: Row 1-N Mineque , C Jorgensen , C. Dorenbac h, C Pettet (vice-president) , M. Lee (secretar y ) , Danny Johnson (t r easurer), D Gi ebel h aus (presiden t ) , D Conway P , Fuller , L. Mas o n , M Bowmaste r, K Bowers. Row 2-L. Friesen , V , Dean, M. Porras , C. Dell , C Roberts , S Mertes , B Moore , K. Davies , J Dan ek, N Schmidt , P Karle , L. Harned , P. Hoyt , K Paro Row 3-K Prell , C Johnson , S. Spa h n , B. Nelson , L. Ferguson , J Bates , C Johnson , D. Flynn , B. Hamill , C. Hamilton , L. Sandahl, L. Graham , C Morris , B. Bratt , K Herr. Row 4-S Allen , D. Arnett, C. Krohn , M Rogers , C Linder , M Samuels , N Jo h nson , L. Barnett , S. Ifland, D Hulbert , L. Keele , C Gentz , T. Deeds , N. Krohn

Members' interests lean tovvard foreign customs

During the year , members of International Club learned about the lives and customs of people in foreign lands . Speakers illustrated their talks by showing slides and relics from the country they had visited.

The special Christmas program featured a talk on Egypt and parts of the Holy Lands For those who like to eat good food, the annual foreign foods dinner provided great entertainment. The dishes were prepared by members of the club, and the recipes were exchanged. Parents attended the dinner

Selling AFS tickets, which were redeemable at a local restaurant, was a major undertaking again this year. A percen toge of each ticket was donated to the AFS fund This fund supported AFS students.

Sponsors of this enthusiastic group were Miss Isabelle Smith and Miss Helen Dunlap.

Brenda Pope and Nancy Newcomb tell Charlene Lehr that AFS food ticket system is a rewarding purchase.

Scott Rodwell of a local travel agency assists Gail and Beth Leisher in selecting colorful facts concerning their special dreamland.

NFL strives to develop talented public speakers

One of the most active departments at Lincoln Northeast is the speech-debate duo. Students enrolled in these classes take part in numerous tournaments , participating individually and as teams. Individual participation includes entries in poetry reading , informative public address, orginal oratory , dramatic interpretation , extemporaneous speaking, and humorous interpretation; team participation includes all debate entries.

Besides hosting an area tournament at Northeast, debaters traveled extensively , attendin g meets held at Norfolk , Creighton Prep , Nebraska Wesleyan , Beatrice , and Omaha University. O ne of the highlights of the season was t he tournament a t William Chrisman Hi gh School in Kansas City , Missouri, where Denny Schafer and Terr y Dougherty compiled the enviabl e record of five wins and one loss against top midwest debaters.

By participating in public speaking and debates, a student earns points , twenty-five of which entitle him to membership in National Forensic League , better known as N F L. Leaders of this group first semester were Dennis P. Schafer, Terry Dougherty , and Bob Price. Mr. Mueller was sponsor of the group .

Adm i ri ng on e of yes terday 's great speakers are nov i ce deba ters L Lux , M. Ball , S. Kunkee , S. Streitwieser , G Nickelson , M. Burchett. T Peterson. P. Bettinger; (seated ) N. Armstrong , and M. Preston .

Intermediate debaters Mike Axthelm Beverly Wilson, Greg McClure and Shyla Bergman are searching in the school library for material on a future speech.

Ready to leave for a tournament are varsity debaters S. Bean , D. Schafer, P. Borchers S. Bennett, G. McClure, Mr. A. J. Mueller , T. Dougherty, and B. Price.

"Watch your tongue! " jokes Phil Borchers as he begins rehearsing an all -important upcoming debate.

NFL: Row I-Paula Bettinger , Susa n Streitwieser , Marsh a Bur chet t , Shyl a Bergman , Nancy Armstro n g , Tim P eterso n. Row 2Cindy P resto n , Stuart Be nn ett , Greg McClure , Bev Wilso n , Na nc y Holm , Gary Nichelso n Row 3-Linda Lux , Michelle P reston , Robert T hacker , Robert Leavitt , Terry Dougherty , Dennis P. Schafer. Row 4-P hil Borc hers, Bob P r i ce, Steve Bea n , Mike Ball , M ike Axthelm , Steve Kun kee.

Terry Dougherty , Dennis Schafer , and Bob Price review their outstanding records in Kansas City competition.

Ne'N robes are acquired through efforts of money

Bob Stanley gains confidence as he sells a candy bar to this loyal Northeast booster.

raising proiects by choir and vocal departments

The year of 1965-'6 6 for esa w many n e w changes in the Lin coln Northeast choir und er the di r ection of Mrs Velma Snook A s the choir enrollment reached a record on e hundred fift y -three members t he organi zati on wa s div ided int o two clas se s which met fir st and second period . T he two groups combined into one for programs and the spring oper ett a.

Besides providing musical entertainment this year's choir entered into fu nd raising projects, includin g sellin g candy bars , t o replace choir robes purchased some t wen ty yea rs ago Supported b y loyal N o rthe a st fans , the d epartment sold enough chocolate bars t o purchase one hundred fifty robes.

O n January 26, the cho ir spo nsored a co ncert by the Knox Colle ge ch oir from Galesbur g, Illinois A fter the concert, choir membe rs hosted t he visi ti ng group in their homes overni gh t. Procee d s from the program were contributed to the choir robe fu n d.

Knox College choir unloads after their trip from Galesburg, Illinois. The choir was sponsored by the Lincoln Northeast vocal department and presented a concert here during an annual eight-day winter tour.

Choir 2 : Row 1-R Seve rn , K Scott S Beam , D

Girls Glee at Northeast consisted of 115 • voices

Mixe d chorus , g irl s g lee , and c hoir combined to presen t the ann u al Christmas pro g ram which wa s accompanied by the orchestra. These same groups blended to ge t her in harmony wi t h Lin coln publi c junior and hi g h schools at the choral festival.

Girls g lee presente d a spring vesper wi th t he band while cho ir and orchestra assis t ed with a mid-wint e r ve sper. Girls g lee club helped the choir w ith th e opere tta b y furnishin g scenery, c ost umes, props , and advertising.

Northeast's triple trio consis ted of nine junior and senior g irls and an accompanist.

Girls Glee: Row 1-D Wedgwood , L. Maso n , P I rick, M Maupin , G. Bussa r d , C White , J Danek , D. Law , C. De Boer, N. Craf t, L. Pat ter son , K Hardt , L. Hildebrand , H Ogier , D. Flyn n , L. Friesen , N. Rupe , S. Upton, M. Knight. Row 2-A Da wson, C. Jo hnso n , G. Shepard , B. Rexilius , E Bet ti nger , M Pet e rson , N Kro h n , T Belz , J W hit e , A Torell , J. Wolff , S. Freeman , L. Dahl, J. Holm , K. Shuman, L. Full er, J. Bartle tt, L. Twiehaus , M Herpolsheimer , P. Bettinger. Row 3-L. Hall , S. W aldman , C Anderson , S. Zimmerman , M. Morrison ,

D Judds , B. Irick , M. James , K Haas , D. Dana , C Davidson , M. Bak er , N. Schneider , P. VanHorn , L. Barnett , R. Kir c h ner , R. F rerki ng , B. Leisher , L. Keefe Row 4-P Strain , L. Ga r dn er, J Vosika , T Kud lace k , M Saat h off , L. Meng , K. Ha ller, B. Humann , K. Conover, L. Longmore , M Allen , J. Dil low , M. Gray , L. Elliott , B Stansbury , C. Smit h, S. Cross , J. Cunningham , G McConkey.

Cathy Crose, choir member , happily presents the d iscarded choir robes to Peggy S train , girls glee mem b er.

Triple Trio became LN's 'musical ambassadors'

The girls performed for various groups and appeared in burgundy dresses with matching shoes . Triple trio was selected in the spring of 1965 as auditions were held before the retirinq members who assisted with the final selection .

A fun activity of the year was the presentation of a French cabaret by triple trio and barbershop singers at LN's carnival.

Mrs. Snook directed girls glee, choir, and mixed chorus while Miss Atkins led the remaining periods of mixed chorus

Members of Triple Trio pose before the annual Christmas assembly. Dresses of maroon wool trimmed with white lace and maroon heels completed the outfits. Members of the Trio this year included Kathy Scott , pianist, Sandy Nicholai, Mary Heiliger, Seanne Detmer, Patti Watts, Cindy Swartz, and Susie Gronquist.

Mrs. Bennett and Lynn Gardner pause before accompanyir.g vocal groups in the Christmas program.

A truly oriental atmosphere -was created Ylhen

Many familiar songs were heard April 29 and 30 when the choir presented the operetta " The King and I." This play, which takes place in Bangkok in the 1860 ' s , depicted the story of Anna, an English widow hired to teach the knowledge and customs of the Western world to the wives and children of the King of Siam. The children were completely won over by Anna , and the King learned a great deal about human values . Anna , too, found that she had been taught a precious lesson in humility Tuptim, a young wife of the King, and the young man Lun Tha provided a touching love story. The leads of the King and Anna were portrayed by Bob Thacker and Mary Heiliger. Sandy Nicolai and Bill Emanuel played the parts of Tuptim and Lun Tha with Seanne Detmer in the role of Lad y Thian g

The operetta differed from past years in that it didn ' t feature a mass chorus, but different groups required for each scene appeared throu g hout the production Groups consisted of dancers, priests, wives , slaves , Amazons, and twelve children The set construction was under the supervision of Mr . Harper and Mrs. Velma Snook directed the cast.

Anna spends many hours getting to know and understand the King's royal children and their mothers.

The King and Sir Edward Ramsey converse after dinner about their country's relationship before viewing the presentation of Tuptim's version of "Uncle Tom's Cabin."

153 choir members presented "The King and I"

"The King and I"

Captain Orton

Greg McKay

Anna ................ ... .... .......... .................. ......... . ... Mary Heiliger

Interpreter .

Kralahome

King .................... ....... ...

Lun Tha

Tuptim

Lady Thiang

Larry Smith

Bill Newstrom

Bob Thacker

Bill Emanuel

Sandy Nicolai

Seanne Detmer

Phra A lack Merle Schlotfeld

Sir Edward Ramsey ......... ..... ... ...

Student Directors ...........

.Danny Johnson

Cindy Wolfe , Gwen West

Pianists .Lynn Gardner, Mary Jo Maupin

"Shall we dance?" inquires the King as Anna teaches him the modern dance and customs of rich English culture.

Lover Lun Tha meets secretly with Tuptim under the disapproving eye of Lady Thiang, the King's head wife.

Captain Orton and Louis. Anna's son, witness the schoolteacher's first meeting with the Kralahome.

Marching band steps high during half time 'Nhile

The instrumental department continued to provide outstanding entertainment during the school year . Each musical group was given an opportunity to perform many times

Every morning the students and faculty came to attention when our buglers sounded the "Call to Colors" "Mr. Schulz and the Ro ck et Band" furnished lively music at

L. King , K Herr , C Kenaston , B Sch a fer ,

Kirk , E S c heffert , B Hug h es , K . Heckman , J. Peet , B Williams , D Be r g! , G. Hansel , S Lamb ert , W C li n e , T Fellers , P Hood, T. Rush , D Nelso n , J He arn , D Pie r c e , R Bossung , S. Livers Row 5 -M Medley , S. Linnaus , S. Eric kso n , G Westfall , W. Blak esley, S Holmes, L. Krejci , B. Torell , S Fo r cie r

Ma jore t te s : Row !-Sharon All en , Kathy Weber Row z_:Sh aron Web er , Nanc y Warner. Row 3-Carol Wedb e rg ,

h i r ley Gill esp ie Row 4-Dawn Bo ot h , Dia nn e Hays ,

orchestra cultivates a knoYlledge of classical music

games and pep ra llies They added to school spirit by playing " The Rocket Victory Sound" after each basket a n d touchdown.

The orchestra p r ovided music for the Northeast Christmas program, the operetta, and co n certs . Sandy Gerbe ling was the concert mistress of th is year ' s successful orchestra as well as for th e Lin c o ln Youth Symphony.

Orchestra : Row 1-S. Gerbeling , P Briggs , S Schulz , K. Priess , C Jor g ense n , N Walters , D. Giebelhaus, D. Cuzzupe Row 2L. Freese , C Walters , P Bishop, M. O akes , S Gillespie , D. McMahon , P Joh n son , K Hansen , J. Rolofson , B Ebmeier , P. Scott, C Campbell , R. Gustafson , C. Barringer, M MacDowell, M Merrill. Row 3-H Orsi , H. Schulte , N Johsto n , K Grace , B Mo o re, D. Leslie , B Vifquain , J Nelson , S Shri n er , M. Ore , D Albert , D Detmer , J Culver , K . Freese, R E squivel. C Jones , G. Goldsberry , F Critchfield , D Berkheim, G Dial , C Gugler , B P ayne , S P a ulson , M. Wall. Row 4-M Loos , S. Hipple, S Yates , Mr. Schulz , K. Heckma n

1965-1966 Linco l n Northeast D rum Major-Steve Livers

Masque and Gavel presents drama on LN's stage

Masq u e and Gavel , Northeast's speech and drama club , offers interested students an opportunity to learn about; and participate in , speech activities Each year this club sponsors two all-schoo l p lays . Th is year's plays were " The Diary o f Anne Frank " and " The Importance of Being Earnest. " Mrs. Reeder and Mr . Harper , clc.b sponsors , assist the cabinet in selecting, and producing the two plays

Any Northeast student who has had at least one semester of speech or drama is eligible to join Masque and Gavel. New members attend the mid -winter banquet at which time second semester officers , a closely guarded secret , are announced Parents and guests are invited to the banquet ; the theme of this year 's banquet was " Ice Cycles ." New members are responsible for the February meeting .

Mary Heiliger and Dennis Schafer attempt a sneak preview of the elected second semester officers.

Cindy Preston impatiently urges Kirk Brown to finish dinner and prepare his banquet speech.

Masque and G a vel: Row 1-N Mi n e q ue , C Adams T White , S Jll and ,

C Rausch, M Dunn , S Pe terson , M. Heiliger , 0 Bates , L. Ness , B Cooley , S Streitwieser , S Ashby Row 2-R. Looker , C. Pa y n e , N Moock, T. Coo k , G. McC l ure , J Swanson, D Hornby ,

A. Rush , B. Oliver , N Armstrong, K F erguso n Row 3-S. Be nn ett , J Tu ng ers , B Bac ke ncamp , D D esch , D Ross , D. H elle rich , K Brown , J Struble , T. Wismer , C Pr esto n , M Andreesen, D Tohnso n Row 4- M Axthe l m , K To h n so n , D Schafer , B P rice, G York , B. Ca r man , K. Kells , P. Borchers , D. Lam so n , S Bea n , B. Thacke r.

Specialized clubs foster hobbies and pastimes

The Radio Cl u b w as an enthusiastic group of boys who strived to earn their ham operator's licenses. They built and operated their own equipment an d kept records of all contacts made in the U.S.A d u rin g the operation of their ham station KOAZU. They also learned the routine mechani c al d u ties of opera t o rs

Radio Club met e v ery Wednesday and was under the lea d ers h ip o f Mr. Evan Boiler .

Chess Club c elebrated its first birthday at LN in t he m onth of October. The eighteen skillful members met a fter s c hool every Wednesday to impro v e t h eir plays. The best eight players comp e te d w it h the chess clubs o f other Lincoln schools Mr. Olson was the spon sor

Chess Club officers were Lorren Honstedt , president; Har vey Watson, vice-presiden t ; and Harriet Turner , secretary-treasurer.

LN talent show centers around anniversary theme

The annual talent show , Rocke t Revue , wa s presented April 1 and 2. In accordance with Northeast's t wen t y -fifth birthday the theme chosen was " A Silver Salute." The program fea t u re d students representing Mr. and Mrs . Northeast reminiscin g a bo u t t he past , discussing the present, looking to ward t he future, and celebrating their anniversary

Th e judges representing faculty, studen t body, and administration chose twenty-one acts af t er viewing over fifty numbers. T he enter t ainment, direc te d by Mr. Duane Schulz, included bo t h vocal and instrumen t al solos. Dancing numbers included the traditional tap dance and a modern "a-go-g o ." Monologues and g roup skits rounded out the evening.

Steve Forcier swings with a wild beat and cool sound. Linda Pueppke asks Mr. Schulz about sophomore act.

A so n g-skit routi n e is prese n ted by seniors : Row 1-S. Wit ten , C. Neal , M King , D Tische , S. Gronquist , S Dell. Row 2-M P orras , C U nger , K Kors , J Eich er , K Shuma n , C. McAdams Row 3- B. Emery , C D ietrich , K Knig ht , K Hanneman , S Borgens , C. Clifton Row 4-N P ickerel , C Wolfe , C R e gelean , L Stan sbu ry , C. Hansen , D. Waller , a nd L L ongmore

Swinging "Downtown" are juniors: C. Batt , B Stansbury , M. Heiliger , T. Kudlacek Row 2-C. Swartz, V Hensley , S Herstein , 0. Bates , C. Hinman , C. Tipton Row 3-J. White , B. Burk , B. Pope, A. Meierhenry , B. Beaver , and R. Tharnish.

"It's Va lenti n e s Day !" hi nt s ti m i d Su s an A s hb y t o he r faorite beau , De n nis Snyd er.

Cheryl Krohn teache s the Do Re Mi's to D. Eaton, B. Frickle, B. Chollar, C. Haar, V. Carter, K. Nordemeyer, L. Bfrd, J. Luedtke, S. Crow, L. Wentink, her patient students.

Junior girls pa u se from their sleepy "Pillow Talk ."

Larry Lockhar t reads a letter from the famous " Liverlips ."

Dramatists display talent

The Diary of Anne Frank

Mr Frank

Meip ..

Mrs. Van Daan

Mr Van Daan

Peter Van Daan

Mrs Frank.

Margot Frank

Anne Frank

Mr. Kraler

Mr. Dussel.

......... Kirk Johnson ...... ....... Linda Ness

Amalie Rush ... ......... ...... ... ... .Kirk Brown .. ......... ... ......... ......... ...Paul Brown

Jane Swanson

Mary Heiliger

Ronnie Sue Looker ... .Dan Ross ........ .. .Doug Hellerich

The play portrayed the true story of a young Jewish girl and her family's life in hiding above an Amsterdam factory, prior to their capture by the Nazis late in World War II

Peter consoles Anne after an argument with her mother.

After living in the attic for two years, the families celebrate the occasion as a holiday.

Mr. Frank relates to Meip and Mr. Kraler how everyone died in concentration camp while he takes a last look at the attic.

in tvvo all-school plays

The Importance of Being Eamest

Lane

Algernon Moncrieff

John Worthing

Lady Bracknell...

Gwendoline Fairfax.

Miss Prism

Cecily Cordew

.Danny Johnson

Paul Brown

.Kirk Brown

Amalie Rush

.Mary Heiliger

....Cheryl Hansen

Peggy VanHorn

Rev Canon Chasuble D D Bob Thacker

Merriman .. .....

.Dennis Snyder

T he Victorian Era comedy presen t ed t he problem of creating elegant and dignif ied si tting rooms an d an English coun tr y garde n . Cos tumes of flowin g silk, sa ti n and lace plus sui t s wi th stiff s tarched collars were scarce . The schoo l plays were directed by M r H arper.

Gwendoline and Cecily discover two stubborn bachelors.

Reverend Canon, Miss Prism, Cecily. John. Gwendoline and Merriman are shocked when Lady Bracknell asks. "Prism. where's that baby?"

Under the disapproving eyes of the butler, Lane, and Lady Bracknell, Gwendoline and John bid a sweet farewell.

Students exhibit -talent and knowledge of drama

The drama classes put their knowledge and skill to work on April 5 when they presented " A Young Lady of Property," "The Devil and Daniel Webster," and "Shall We Join the Ladies." In previous years they had two evenings of one-act plays Because of smaller classes this year, it was decided to put on one night of three one-act plays

Mrs Reeder and Mr. Harper were the instructors for the productions. They were helped by student direc tors , Kathy Kells, Judy Jungers,

and Phyllis Leopold for each play. The drama st udent s experimented with making the scenery and finding the proper furni ture for each set. They made their own costumes and practiced application of make up.

The final drama activity was confron ted by the unexpected problem of relocation of class when the renovation and electrical crews began working in the room. Despite the obstacles, the handicaps were overcome and the outcome was t hree successful plays.

SHALL WE JOIN THE LADIES: Seated-P. Lah odn y , V. Packett , D Wilkens , V Hendrix , C. Haar , B. Nelson , M Merrill. Standing-G. McKay , J. Bartlett , C Callaway , J. White , N Mineque , B Carman , N. Anderson , D. Kringel , G. Schultz.

THE DEVIL AND DANIEL WEBSTER Seated-D Hornby, D Desch , C Pettet, B F rickel. D Wallen , B Moor e, S Bastron , R Schult z Standi ng -Mrs Hamre , B Janda , P During , S Pete r so n , B Oliver , S. Hansel , D Lam so n , D H elleri ch , G York , S Schaller , J Jung ers, J. Ingram

Mr. Harper and Doug Desch decide which props they will need for the production of the drama class plays.

Sheryl Mertes, Barb Hamill. and Bonnie Carr look over the publicity posters and make-up for the one-act plays.

Kathy Kells , student director, Mrs. Reeder, and Mr. Harper pause for a moment after directing the drama classes before the final performance held on the stage.

A YO UNG LAD Y OF P ROPERTY Seated-D P! ess el, C Hans e n , S. Fi sher, R Looker. Standing-) Wismer , D Jo h nson , C. Co ok, C Robly er, D S nyder.

ROCKET staff accepts challenge presented by '65

The ROCKET staff has the duty of " setting in words and depicting in pictures the life , traditions , and successes of Northeast students ." This has been accomplished by a hard working crew of twelve who relied more on inspiration than experience , as only three members worked on the yearbook last year .

The advertising staff , numbering only five, managed the all -important financial portion of the ROCKET. These girls did an excellent job of selling ads and quickly surpassed the $2000 goal which had been set for them .

Scheduling of pictures has been s implified by the addition of beige background curtains and a set of risers These were bought from the net profit of the preceding year and have come to be really appreciated .

The staff attended the journalism clinic to give and receive helpful suggestions That evening the ' 65 ROCKET received high distinction when a trophy was presented by KMTV and NU, honoring it as best yearbook from those submitted throughout the state. This honor presents a big challenge to the ' 66 staff .

Sherry Martin and Karen Shelbourn. faculty editors. stress the importance of a smile to Coach Doepke while telling him when faculty mugs are to be taken.

Co-editors, Barb Adams and Betty Sabalka. take a few minutes from their hectic schedule to compare last year's book with the uncompleted '66 yearbook.

Sharon Brown proudly displays her advertising technique as Jane Swanson, Lonnie Betts , Chris Rueter, Linda Erickson, and Sheri Weiler listen carefully.

Making sure that they have the correct name and spelling is one of t he many responsibilities of Lorna Stephen and Lynn Fuller, sophomore editors

Because she knows it will be a solid investment. Mrs. Hughes smiles assuredly after purchasing a 1966 ROCKET from the devoted members of the yearbook staff.

"Hey, do you think we forgot anything?" jokes Cheryl Dietrich to Linda Larsen as they begin on the long list of activity shots to be taken that afternoon.

Sports editors, Doug Kyles and Bill Bucy find time to review the season ' s football highlights upon finishing their page layouts and meeting the deadline.

Marilyn Lee collects the money from junior students for the yearbook engraving fees while Pat Frakes checks the names of those students who have paid.

NORTHEASTERN records 25 yearsof Rocket history,

Writin g captions; cropping pictures ; " beating" teachers ; laying out pages; all these keep NORTHEASTERN staff members busy What is t heir purpose? To support school organizations , to encourage all activities , and to report on school life

To properly g ive an account of this year's activities , the staff founded several changes in the paper. The columns, " C ouncil C onversations" and "Did You Know That ," were used in addition to the regular features from previou s years. Instead of one cartoonist, the staff employed three

Th e staff adopted a new flag or name

Exchange editor, Susan Dell, cannot seem to convince Bob Thacker , business manager, that he should help her.

p lat e which quickly be cam e recognized as part of the " New Look ." The opi nion column carr ie d the heading " It's Your Sa y" while the sports column adopted " Both Barrels " as its label. Projects backed by the NORTHEASTERN included the proposed move of the Rocket to the top o f the buildin g, t he search for an allschool son g, and support of the 25 th annive r:sary of Northeast H igh School.

Many of the NORTHEASTERN staff members attended the Journalism Clinic , No vember 12 , sponsored by the Nebraska High S cho ol Press Assoc ia tion . Selected representatives also competed in district and state contests sponsored by this or g anization in the spring.

Linda Erickson explains the page layouts to editors, Connie Clifton, Corrine Merrill, and Susie Borgens. Deadlines met stories in copy proofread pictures captioned all papers delivered and distributed after these hours of long work, the NORTHEASTERN staff takes a few minutes to relax with the finished product.

achievement and success

Sports editors , Rich Sutton and Larry Lockhart. find that their assignments can have some enjoyment.

After drawing his cartoon for the school paper , Neal Anderson proudly presents it to Terry Doughterty.

Mrs. Hughes looks on approvingly as editor , Terry Dougherty, types an editorial for the NORTHEASTERN.

Lincoln Northeast students appear to be in a hurry to receive the latest issue of the 1966 NORTHEASTERN.

FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS

Row I-C a roly n Cadwell , Conn ie Clifton , Jan Eicher , Karen Shuman ; Row 2-Susan Dell , Susie Gronquist , Cindy Wolfe

BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS

Row 1 - Dodie Wall er , Linda Stansbury , Susie Bo rgens , Sharon Detenbeck ; Row 2 - Barb Petri , Kand i Hauschildt , Cindy Addison

cheerleaders boost team and school on to glory

Cheerleaders for this year's football and basketball teams were chosen in an election held in the previous spring . All junior girls could try out. F ourteen girls were selected, the top seven havin g first choice of seasons .

The cheerleaders designed their own hats ; pompoms and rn.egaphones were modernized with new color combinations and designs. The two squads also devised and introduce d new cheers as well as revising old ones.

Cheerleading involves happiness hours of practice , and a feeling of accomplishment as demonstrated

Chosen to cheer in the Shrine Bowl. varsity football cheerleaders consult with their sponsor , Mrs. Wilcox.

Cindy Wolfe jumps in delight as the Rocket team steps over the goal line for a touchdown against the Links .

by basketball cheering squad Kandi , Barb Sharon , newly -appointed Kathy Hanneman , Linda , Dodie, and Susie.

foster school spirit, and serve Northeast High

Moffitt, Susan Tays , Judy Lahodney , Terri Milam , Sharon Frakes. Row 6-Mary Kaye Clement, Nancy Dugan , Karen Fontaine, Karen Westover, Linda Kaul , Judy Junger , Janeen Mook , Susa n Henry , Linda Wilcox , Chris Prusia , Sherry Martin, Ann Torell , Lorna Stephen, Betty Sabalka, Peggy Ebert, Jackie Albrandt, Gail Roller, Cheryl Hamilton. Row 7Sherron Coy, Tish Briggs , Julie Gustin , Sharon Spelts , Cheryl Bickford , Barb Rustermier , Gweneth West , Marjorie Kersey , Delores Walters , Seanne Detmer, Linda Weber , Marilyn Bouges , Cindy Buis , Cheri Becker, Ruth Townsley , Karen Shelbourn , Carol Wedberg , Sheryl Henriksen. Row 8-Mary Gari , Barbara Peet, Janet Sazama , Ann Leader , Cindy Watts , Connie Roberts, Diane Kirby , Susie Upton, Kathy Hanneman , Lana Ferguson , Bette Underwood , Mary Norwood , Marcia Bartzatt , Rosanne Irick , Ann Vercellino , Dawn Booth , Shari Allen , Pam During Row 9-Sherry Garey , Lizbeth Newell, Jorene Roberts , Pat DeNino , Jean Wagner , Florence Smith , Kathy Weber, Suzie Gross , Sheri Weiler , Linda Dahl , Sondra Ankrom , Linda Freese , Donna Cuzzupe , Cathie Crose , Linda Elliott , Doris Wheatley, Lynn Fuller.

Activities of Rockettes extend beyond the games

Checking in to your spotters and being in your se<:rt before demerit time is sometimes hard to accomplish.

Rockettes , one of the most active organizations in school , continued to do much towards boosting school spirit. They cheered for the athletes, proving they were behind the teams all the way They did this for all home games and many out-of -town games as well.

C h ee ri n g, h o w ever , was not t h e only wa y Roc k e tt es s h o we d th eir support. The y enthus iasti c a lly c re at e d and di s pl a y ed the booster s ign s which hung in th e h a ll s be for e g ames and pr ese nt e d skit s during p e p ra lli es

Ass isting the girls have be e n Mrs Ingw erson and Mrs . Ei s enhar t , club spon s ors. Meeting s held every first and third M onday, consi s te d of business and committee meetings plus time for leaders to show new cheers

Rockettes again sponsored the Turnabout dance, where the girl asks the boy and does everything for him including opening do o rs , paying for refreshm e nt s , and driving. Thi s is t h e nigh t wh e n the King of Heart s is named .

Linda Longmore and Nancy Pickerel try to convince Mrs. Ingwerson she should wea r a Rockette uniform.

Pep Club offic ers Cheryl Hansen, Kris Knight. Connie McAdams and Barb Emery check the sign committee list.

Pre-game dinners not only provide delicious food for hungry Rockettes but also help to promote pep and spirit.

Mrs. Eisenhart, Mrs. lngwerson's assistant. displays the new shakers to be used at the district games to Connie McAdams , vice-prE;sident. Diane Kirby, treasurer, Cathy McGrew , president. and Gayla Teal. secretary.

Rockette members show their support of winter sports by attending them and sometimes assisting the officials.

LN's Girl's Athletic Association provides physical

Gir ls at Northeast used after-school play time to acquire and improve their skill in bask etball , s w immin g, and tennis. These newly acq uired skills pro v ed popular with the girls a s pastimes an d during the play days spons or e d and attended this year.

Two fun times sponsored by the club w ere the Mot h er-Dau g hter Pla y Day held in the fall , and the Father-Daughter banquet. GAA members were also invited to Nebraska Wesleyan, Lincoln Southeast, and University of Nebraska to attend play days They also sponsored a volley ball da y to which they inv ite d g irls from all Lincoln high schools.

GAA g irls met their fellow members at the annual officers' installation tea, as well as Halloween and Christmas parties.

Taking over for Mrs. Shor t was the new club sponsor, Mrs. H edke . Although this was her first year at Northeast , her ideas and leadership helped to make GA A one of the most popular or 9 cm ization~ in school.

J. Lahodny , K. Key s er , B. Adams, and C. Cadwell pres ide a t the combinat i on tea and bu s ines s m e et i ng

fitness program for sports minded girls of today

Barb Adams , Kathy Keyser , Judy Lahodny, Janet Dillow, and Ruth Mozdzen were selected as officers during the year. Carolyn Cadwell is not pictured. Their duties varied from presiding at meetings to supervising play days, and assisting Mrs. Hedke with after-school play.

"Mr. and Mrs. Santa Claus" extend season ' s greetings to all GAA members at the annual Christmas party.

C. Peterson, S. Peterson, and L. Thomson become acquainted with the new GAA sponsor, Mrs. Jean Hedke.

Ruth Mozden and Glenda Estle jump for a tie ball during a GAA sponsored basketball game.

After many hours of practice, Penguin members

The purpose of the Penguin Club is to promote a greater interest in swimming and diving , with emphasis on skill and good form Through demonstrations and programs they endeavor to show good swimming and diving, and to influe n ce others toward such activities t ha t wo u ld be advantageous to them .

Any Northeast girl is eligible for membership if she has tried out before the standards c ommittee and has passed the examination. Mrs . Short , the sponsor, warns that the examination is q uite rigid It is given each spring

Susie Borgens (City of Skyscrapers), Karen Shuman (Siamese Temples), and Joleen Sheaff (African Jungle) present solos in the show.

Row 1-C Hamilton , C Callaway , P Johnson , R. Berkem e ier, K . M e tz. Row 2-K. Knig h t , D Messing , J Cobb , B Wilson , N Sa h s , M Fitchett , D Boot h , D Martin

Janet Regler , Gayla Teal. Judy Wismer , Mary Wilson, Joleen Sheaff, and Jan Holm portray the Venetian Waterway as they wander through Venice along their path of romantic travels.

present this year's shovv entitled "Aqua Tours"

Aqua Tours , this year ' s Penguin show, was a trip around the world, and was narrated by the exchange stu d ents , and highlighted by a fl ower market in black light. This light enli sts t h e use of flour escent lights and is effective in produc in g dramatic highlights

An award was presented Ma y Day to each girl who had accumulated 40 merits by doing stunts, swimming mil es , and part icipating in the annual extravaganza Sen iors in good standing receive their third year award after earning the points and after completion of their part in the pageant

Carol Batt and Carolyn Cadwell (Green Fields of Ireland), Jan Eicher and Cathy McGrew (Paradise Isles) and Dodie Waller and Phil Talbott (Swiss Alps) swam duets in this year's water show.

J. Regler, P. Woodrum, K. Scott, L. Erie, K. Cook, J. Dillow, J. Wismer, C. Anderson salute the Yukon.

Row ]-Cheryl White , Roberta Berkemeier , Jan Holm , Janet Regler , Kris Knight , Kathy Scott , Cathy McGrew , Karen Shuman , Gayla Teal , Cheryl Hamilton , Cindy Callaway , Carolyn Cadwell , Karen Metz. Row 2-Di ann e Messing : Nancy Sahs , Jolee n Sheaff , Mary Wilson , Kathy Cook , Jan et Dillow , Linda Meng , Carol Batt, Judy Wismer, Ly nn elle Erie Row 3-Mrs Short , Shirley Gillespie, Judy Cobb , Marty Fitchett , Jan Eicher , Donna Martin , Dawn Booth , Carol Anderson , Dodi e Waller , Pegg y Woodrum, P enny Johnson

Lettermen's club recognizes athletic ability

N Club is composed of boys who have earned a letter in one of the varsity sports They could be found in t h eir section at rallies and games wearing either a white or black sweater. They added spirit and enthusiasm not only at athletic e vents , but at all s c hool activities. N

Club received the trophy for having the most financially successful booth at the school carnival - the dunking mach ine The members also planne d the All-Sports Banquet , sponsored the Class C basketball tourname n t and sold concessions an d pro g rams

Junior Dennis Beranek experiences the thrill of a boy receiving a letter in sports from football coach Art Bauer.

"So this is midway madness!" exclaims senior Mike Morell. victim of N Club's "dunking machine" at the carnival.

N Club: Row 1-P. Talbott , J. Catlet t, W Summers , B Fogler, G. Jon e s , C Rosenstock , D Lyman , W Winter , L. Lockhart , P. Topli ff , D C a mpbell , J Ketterer , L. Ross , C Burkhardt Row 2-P. Newlo n , R. Sutton , R. Boline , R Griffin , D. Kyles, D McCord, F Laher , D La ng e J. Brown , D. Mann , T. Cole , L. Gen the , G. Hampton Row 3-B. Emanuel , D Smith , G. Vifquain , T. Thompson , D Bera n ek, B. Luedtke, S Kyles, G Goldsberry , R. Johnson, J. Tische , H Smith , S Carper, L. Gilsdorf , R. Johnson. Row 4-B Lagro n e , M. Loos, W. Bla kesley, D Mills , L. Smith , D Graham, B Opp , D. Goeschel, B. Christenso n , D Ferguson , D Summers, L. Parker , C. Keefe , G. Hammes. Row ST. Thurber , M. Taylor , R. Mercer , F Esquivel , A. C o ok, J. Kn udtso n , M Morell , T. Purbaugh , J. Colvert , S. Gage , B. Holto n.

Mid~ay Madness theme of first school carnival

Midway Madness Carnival was sponsored by Student Council and was the combined effort of all Northeast organizations The midway booths featured rin g toss, cork-gun shoot, penny toss, cake walk and a dunking machine . Other attractions were the free "Rocket," a

drawing for "Miss Midway" and "Mr. Madness ," and a dance . The carnival kicked off the anniversary celebration and raised funds for the lounge School spirit was evident when so many people braved the below zero weather for fun and excitement.

A circus atmosphere is created by balloons and the smiles of clowns.

Miss Midway, Maria Porras, and Mr. Madness. Mike Zimmerman, reigned over the carnival with the assistance of attendants Mrs. Short and Doug Campbell

Triple Trio with the assistance of nine boys presented a small show with candle lit tables and soft drinks while other Northeast students tried their hand at tossing rings over sticks in order to win a stuffed animal.

September, 1941. . .

" Boys winning the Mid-East championship , earning a place in the state tournament finals - that ' s the basketball team . A squad that held Lincoln High on the three - yard li ne-that ' s the football team Reserve squads giving the champ a workout, boys competing in track , baseball , golf , and tennis , a chance for everyone in swimming , volleyball , and ping pongall supported by hundreds of cheering fansthat's the Northeast sports picture "

Jac k son Hi gh wo u ld compete as one This question w as a n swered with th e start of the first g ame o f the fi rst football season

September I 965 . ..

Th is year, as previous years, ushered in another successful year in athletics Rocket teams did their best , and were rewarded for their efforts. Victories have become a habit at Northeast ; this habit has grown and developed through the twenty-five years until today the Everyone wondered if boys from three " Mighty Rockets" continually rank at the top opposing schools , Bethany, Havelock, and in local , district , and state ~ i~ ~ ,

Coach Bauer's boys finish vvith 8-1 mark to gain

Varsity Team : Row 1-L. Smith , J Harris , R. Johnson , G Vifq u ain , T Thompson , D Goeschel, F Esquivel , D Campbell , T Purbaugh , D Beranek , D. Graham , R Johnson, B. Christenson Row 2-S. Kyles , L. Genthe , F. Laher , D Summers, B Price, T. Cole, D McCord ,

A po'Nerful offense and rugged defense led

Northeast 19, Fremont was the site of the Rocket's season opener for 1965 Purbaugh led the scoring with a pair of six pointers and Rosenstock scored another . One extra point kick by Ketterer was good

Northeast 26 , Southeast 0-Two Campbell touchdowns led the way as the Rockets raced past the Knights . Reinick and Ketterer also added touchdowns Two Ketterer p a t kicks were good to complete the Rockets' scoring .

North Platte 12 , Northeast 6-An inspired Bulldog defense held off a late Rocket surge to protect their six point lead The lone Rocket score came on an end run by Ketterer .

Northeast 6, Lincoln High 0-The staunch Rocket defense continually held the Lincoln High offense and a seventy yard punt return by Ketterer gave Northeast the city crown

Northeast 34 , Beatrice early , the powerful offense rolled over the helpless Orangemen Campbell scored twice with Smith, Reinick, and Goeschel adding single tallies Ketterer's sure toe added four extra points.

Senior Paul Topliff outmaneuvers Beatrice defender to grab pass for big gain in Rocket rout of the Orangemen.

Varsity Ends : Row 1-W Summers , C Rosensto c k , T C o le Row 2-H S m i t h , P Topliff , J Brown , J Knudtson , D Kyles

the Rockets to a fifth straight City Cro'Nn

Northeast 41 , Hastings 0- lt was a happy Homecoming for the mighty Rockets. Led by Campbell's two touchdowns they mounted their highest point production of the year Single touchdowns were scored by Thompson , Topliff , Ketterer , and Mann Ketterer hit on five of six extra point placements in the game.

Northeast 21 , Grand Island 7-The injuryplagued Rockets played ball-control football while downing the Islanders. Goeschel's two touchdowns and Campbell's 130 rushing yards and one touchdown proved too much for Grand Island to overcome. Three p.a.t runs ended in Northeast points, aiding the Rocket cause.

Northeast 20, Benson 6-Northeast gained sweet revenge in their showdown with highly touted Benson . Campbell raced for two touchdowns and an extra point while Topliff also scored a touchdown and an extra point.

Northeast 14 , Pius X 13 - Northeast copped win number eight with a come from behind win over city rival Pius . Single touchdowns by Ketterer and Goeschel plus a Pius safety gave the Rockets the win in their first Pius game.

Coach Bauer consults with Jack Ketterer during a timeout.

Varsity Fullbacks and Quarterbacks : D Mann , J. Kette r er , J. Harris, D. Goes ch el , T Reinick

Knight ball carrier is dropped for big loss by Topliff. Dr. Taylor has been a Rocket booster for many years.

r s ity Gu a r ds : B. C hriste n s on , D Bo li n e , S Kyles, B Luedt k e ,

Esq u iv e l ,

Car p e r , M Mo r e ll.

Varsity Halfbacks: D. Beranek , T P urbaugh , L. Lockhart , T Thomp so n , D Campbell , D Graham

Purbaugh sprints through a gaping hole for a big gain. Roger Griffin thwarts Tiger drive with a key tackle.

Numerous Rockets placed on state's honor teams

Coach Bauer's 1965 s quad proved to be one of his finest while at Northeast's helm. While boosting Coach Bauer's over-all record to 60-29-3 the Rockets lead all the state's Class A teams in defense, yielding only a t otal of 38 points in their nine games.

Rockets Doug Campbell and Paul Topliff were honored on the my t hical All -State t eam, the A ll-Ci t y team, and the A ll-Trans-Nebraska Conference team A lso included on the A llCi ty team were Wally W inter and Bob Luedtke . Receiving A ll-State honorable mention were Larr y Par ker, Ja ck Ketterer, and Luedtke. Ketterer also was named to the A ll-Trans-Nebraska Conference team. All-City honorable mention went to F rank Laher , Mike Morell , Dennis Goeschel, Ketterer, and Parker

W. Summers evades Beatrice blocker to rush passer.

Varsity Ta c kles: Row 1-L. Park er , L. Genth e , R Jo h n s on. Row 2-D McCord , W Winter , R Griffin, B Fa gler.

Dave McCord tackles Benson runner after a short gain. Northeast earns another first down to keep drive going.

Tackle Larry Parker clears a path for a Rocket runner. Doug Campbell outruns Knight defender for a big gain.

Rocket def~nse stops Link back's bid for a first down. Tom Purbaugh escapes for important Rocket first down.

Reserves held d0Y1n by hard luck and iniuries

The 1965 Northeast Reserves started off the football season with a bit of bad luck . Plagued by numerous injuries and short on personnel, the Rocket scrappers dropped the first two games to cross-town rivals Lincoln Southeast and Lincoln High But with the superb coaching of Mr . Els and Mr . Oehring and with sheer desire and determination the Rockets were not destined to be silent. They came storming back to win three of the last four games . One of these was a 38-0 romp at Hastings ' expense This brought their season record to 3-3

This year's reserve gridders should help Coach Bauer immensely next year by giving him added valuable depth; some may even break into the starting line -u p

Reserve te am : Row 1-J. Campbell, E. Jenki n s , K P r ie r, M Me d ley , D. Leslie , D. Snyder , R Olson , S. Si ncla i r Row 2-S Hipple , D Mills , B St ei nk e , J Col ver t , E Scheffert , S Sc he n ema n , D. Hempel , B. Siemsen , J Obre cht , B Steve n s , J Hearn. Row 3--=Coach Els , J Ra smus sen , M . H e nn inger, J. Sc hu lt z, J In g w e rson , G Jones , D Nel so n , R. William s , S Bea n , J King , L. Melichar , Coach Oehring

Rugged sophomores capture city championship

Northeast's Sophomore football squad again succeeded in upholding the Rocket winn ing tradition Coached by Mr. Willemsen and Mr. James, the sophomore gridders ended the season undefeated , a hard fo u gh t 6-6 t ie in pounding rain a t Seward was the only blemish on a fin e record . A hard running game and a brilliant passing attac k rolled up a total of 91 points . Th e s tout No r theast defense held t h eir opponents to a m eager 12 points and even produced 2 po ints of their own on a safet y against t h e Fa ir bu ry Hig h Sch oo l Jeffs .

In winning th e ir third con s e c uti v e c ity titl e the rugged soph o more s t r o un ce d Linc o ln So u theast by a s c ore of 26-0 an d very firmly defeated Lincoln H ig h 18 - 6 O ver the past 4 yedrs the Sophomore Rocke ts hav e compiled an admirable 16- 3 -1 record They hav e n ' t lost an y of their last 13 games.

This year's sophomor e gri dde r s s hou ld add valuable p e rsonnel and experi e nce t o next y e a r 's re s erve and v a rsity te a m s .

So p homore Team : Row 1-D Weindorf , J Ho y t , T S h a mb urg , B V/e ls h , E W ingrov e , P H oo d , M Eac ke r , G Moh a l l , G. Roll e r Ro w 2-D C r ounse , S E rick son , M. F is h e r , S T h iell e n , J St ar li n , J W e bs ter , A . Camp bell , M. Ward , P Ha n se n , J Hin man , G Kenn e d y. Row 3-J Owen s , D Sov er e ign , G S te e nba r ge r, B Dermann , S P eery , J Ma r pl e , T Moo ck , J B u lin , D Ba ker , M Ra y Row 4-D C lift on , D Van Ar s da ll , R. Spa h n , J P ickerel , J S che a ff , C Fr os c he is e r , B Jo n es , P. With e rby , D Me en ts , J Har man , M Meng , P Mo r e l l. Coa ch Will e msen.

Joe Starlin skirts end for big gain in intra-city game.

Northeast Rockets gain District title and race to

Varsity Coach Ed Johnson.

Varsity Bas k e t ba l l Team : R Mercer , J Ketterer , R Col l ura , H Smit h , P Topliff , W Winte r , M Zimmerman , C. Livingston , J Brow n , C Rosenstock , B Fagler, J. Knight , J Colvert , Coach Johnson.

second place in State, finishing 17-3 for season

Coach Ed Johnson's 1965-1966 cagers finished with an outstandin g 17 - 3 season record , their finest since the 1962 championship .

As one of the state's tallest and m o st talented teams , the Rockets rolled past city compe tition with a perfect 7-0 mark Th e y dominated the city schools so heavily that Northeast placed three players on the All- C ity team They were Jack Ketterer, John Brown, and Cliff Livingston.

The Rockets earned a state tournam e nt berth with wins over Pius X and S o u t h eas t. In the state meet , the y raced pa s t a w e ak North Platte squad , 70-5] In the second round they avenged an early season lo s s to Ben so n with a 70-65 decision Facing Bo y s Town in t h e finals , the Rockets staged a second-half rally , but fell short and the Cowboys won by n in e points The final score was 53-44

Receivin g letters for the s e ason w e r e s e niors Paul Topliff, Jack Ketterer , Mike Zimm e rman , Cliff Livin g ston , John Brown, Rick Collura, and Hal Smith Junior letterm e n were Jim Knight , Rex Mercer , Wally Winter, Chri s Ro se nstock , a n d Bill Fogler .

Vars it y Stu d e n t Manag ers: M. Lo os , R Jo h n s on

Jack Ketterer leads a Rocket fast-break past Southeast defenders who w -ere outclassed by the powerful Rockets.

Wally Winter captures rebound against Southeast. Varsity C e n ters: W Winter, M Zimme r man , C. Livingston.

The result of this pile of humanity is a jump-ball. Cliff Livingston goes high to score a LN field goal.

Coach Johnson and his varsity squad intently view the action of one of Northeast's frequent wins at Johnson Gym.

Big Wally throws his weight around against Southeast. LN cagers stand poised as opponents fight for position.

All-stater Jack Ketterer twists and drives for bucket. Paul goes up for two big ones during game with Pius.

Seng's Reserve cagers finish campaign at 12-1

Leaping LeRoy Seng had plenty to be happy about this year as his reserve squad compiled one of the finest records in Northeast history His ca g ers finished with an outstanding 12-1 season mark against tough competition

Proving themselves poised enough to hold up under extreme pressure , the Rockets won 4 g ames by margins of under five points . While holding their opponents to an average of 44 points per game , the reserves averaged 61.

The fine offensive and defensive ability displayed this season by the reserves gives the varsity team of next year a group of capable replacements for this year's seniors.

Ron Williams scores valuable LN basket against Pius X.

Rocket Sophomores rally to a fine 8-2 record

Coach Willemsen's sophomore squad finis h e d the season wi th a fi n e 8- 2 record. After losing their se a son-opener to cross-town rival Lin co ln Hi gh, the Roc k ets rallied to eight straight wins before losing at Seward in the seaso n fi n ale , 50-44 , in the last minute

During the season the Rockets avenged the early season loss to the Lin ks by soundly defeating them 50 -31 and 54-30 They further d ominated the in tra-cit y schools by rolling past Southeast 63-51, 60- 3 6, and 59-45 In their contests with Pius X t he sophomores raced past the Thunderbolts by the scores of 53-32 an d 62-44 , capping a fine season.

Jerry Mohatt scores easy lay-up on Rocket fast-break.

Sophomore Basketbal l Team : Row 1-S. Keyser J. Harman , G Min er, R. Cub a , T Cypher , D Eas ter day , K . E kstru m J. Ve r cellino , T Kroeger. Row 2-Co ac h Willemsen , G M ohatt , L. H iatt , J Webster , J. Marple , B Heacock , G. Johnson , G. Steenbarger.

Rocket tankmen finish vvith a 4-3 season record

Coach Ken Wall's varsi t y swimming team compiled a ve ry respectable 4 -3 season record for the 19 6 5-1966 season. Th e highpoin t of the year came in the very first meet with a 60-3 5 thrashing of Columbus

Scoring 18 points in the city meet and 36 in the Tra ns-Nebr. Confere nce meet, the Rockets capt u red third in each.

Receiving letters for their efforts were seniors Kent C owe l , Colin Keefe, Glenn Hammes, Rich Sutton, Jim Cook, Phil Newlon , Phil Talbott an d Jack Price. Junior lettermen are Yogi Bu ss , Mark Ta ylor, and Gregg Hampton. Lone sophomore letterman is Jim P ickerel.

Swimming Team : Row 1-R Thomas , M Russell, B Young , Y B uss , J Pickerel , C Keefe , P Newlon , J Cook , R Sutton , D Ump reys Row 2-A Robinson , R Hall , P Ches n ut , C Young , J Coll u ra , K Klippert , M Taylor , P Talbott , D Lamson Row 3-Coach Fost e r , Coac h Wall, D Crabtree , F Craigie , S Erickson , B Ew e n , A . Lewis , G. Nichelson , J Price.

Northeast tankmen Mark Taylor and Aldie Lewis stretch for precious inches during Rocket dual meet with Columbus.

Northeast grapplers finish 2nd District action

After a mediocre start the Rocket wrestl ing sq u a d fin ishe d strong They finished a stron g fourth in the Trans-Nebraska meet then copped second in their district with nine boys qualifying for the state meet held in Lincoln.

Receiving letters this year were seniors Frank Laher , Frank Mitchell, Bob Gardner , Ken Swanson, and Larry Genthe. Junior lettermen were Bill Roberts , Tom Thurber, Randy Gude , Doug Erickson , Bob Elliott, Dennis Graham , an d Dick Boline. Several others played an important part in the improvement of the team

112-pound State-qualifier Randy Gude pins his man to give Northeast the lead in their dual meet with Pius X.

Wrestling Te a m: Row 1-G. Mitchell, R. Gu d e , D Chapin , D Graham , F Mitc hell , T. Thurber , D. E rickson , E Watki n s , G Fra i n , B. Roberts R. Wilson. Row 2- D Ba ker, B Gardner , S. Kyles , D. Boline , K Swanson , J Bruner , L. Ge n the , F La her , B Elliott , C Bouges , R Koenig Row 3-Co a ch McI n tyre , C. Loos , D. Smith , R Griffi n , P Mo rell , J F uller , A Carter , B Bremer , E. Scheffert , B Mar t i n , B War d , Coach Hoy Row 4-M Eacker , W. Prier , V. Pack e t t B Siemsen , P Ostw inkle J. B u li n , B Der ma n n , L. Morford, J. O brecht , D Ubben , T. West r ick

Northeast's p0Y1erful Gymnastic Squad captures

Tom Kidd ' s fabulous gymnasts captured their fourth State Championship in the last five years by the margin of fifty points .

Led by Alan Cook , Larry Laws , and Bill Opp , LN gymnasts finished the season without a loss , the first time since the championship squad of 1962 accomplished this feat.

Receiving letters this year were seniors Jim Barnes, Doug Campbell , Alan Cook , Jim Harris , Larry Roblyer , Galen Schultz , and student managers Gary Westfall and Stan Yates . Juniors were Dave Brown , Chris Dewey , Ed Jenkins , Rick Krogh , Lar r y Laws , Cletus McMurty , Bill Opp, Tom Purbaugh, Bill Wewee, Ron Young and student manager Donn France. Sophomore lettermen were Jim Hoyt , Joe Owens, and Dave Showen

Gy mn astics Te a m : Row 1-J Hoyt , R. Krogh , T Purbaugh , D. C am pb ell, D Showe n , B. Wewee , B Opp , G. Schultz. Row 2-G. Westfall , L. Laws , J. Ba rnes , J Ha rris , E Jenkins , C. McMu rtry, S. Yates, D France Row 3-Coach Oehring , A Cook , D Berkheim , C. Dewey, R Young , L. Roblyer , S Hipple, Coach Kidd.

Jim Harris completes a giant swing on the high bar.

Trans Nebraska, District, and State titles this year

Junior Chris Dewey perfects his sidehorse routine before a varsity meet with the Hastings gymnastics squad.

Tom Purbaugh's difficult stunt wins him valuable points. Larry Laws shows his winning form on the trampoline.

6 Lettermen return to boost LN Baseball outlook

Rocket infielders huddle to encourage their pitcher.

Sprin g bro ug ht a prom1smg outlook for new head coach Leroy Sen g. He was blessed with mild w eat h er and had six ret u rning lettermen from last y ear's squad.

The nucleus of this year's team was centered around returning lettermen Jim Campbell, Jerry Colvert , Ste v e Gage , Jack Ketterer, Doug Kyles , and P cml Topliff. Other promising players up from last year's fine reserve squad which finished with a 7-2 season mark were Bill F ogler , Cliff Young , Ron Williams, Joe Starita, Steve Kyles, Ted F aubel, and Wa yne Summers. Additional boys s trengthening the varsity were Rex Mercer, Jim Knight, Mark F redstrom, Rick Collura , and Gary Garrison. Coach Wall's reser v e squad was mostly made up of sophomore players .

The baseball season opener was Apri l 15 and the team played seven regular season games before entering district competition. The state baseball tournament was held May 24-25 in Omaha at Rosenblatt St adium.

Varsity Ba seball Team. Row 1- S E rickson , R. Olson , C You n g , R Mercer , D K yles , S Kyles , J Colvert J Campbell, T F au b el, S G a ge Row 2- D Sylvester , G Garrison R. Williams , J. Ketterer J Knig h t , B F o g ler P Topliff, R Collura , W. Summers , J Starit a , M . F re ds trom , Coach Se n g.

Veteran Rocket keystone-combo, Jerry Colvert and Jack Ketterer, work for perfection i n completing a double-play.

Lettermen Steve Gage , Paul Topliff. and Doug Kyles find no substitute for practice.

Reserv e Baseball Team : Row 1-T Richa r ds , J. Rasmussen , L. Morford , J Munford , P Wit h erby , B. Jones , K. Ekstrum , S Key ser , G. Payne Row 2-Coach Wall , S. Thiellen , R. Esquivel , M Schidler , T. True , G. Mohatt , A Campb e ll , L. Hiatt , A Lewis, J. Obrecht, J Shaw , T Beardsley.

Four Lettermen pace Northeast Cross Country Team

Coach He s ter' s Var s ity C ro ss Co untry team consiste d of four seniors and two juniors Slow s tartin g, they fell to city rivals Lincoln Hi gh an d So u theas t before defeating Pius X.

Receivin g letters for their performance s were Carl Bur khardt , John Catl e tt , Dave Sm ith, Eric Watkins , and mana g er Bill Lagrone. C arl Burkhardt was honored on th e A ll -City squad.

Cross C ou ntry Te am : Row 1-B La g ron e , D Sm it h , J C a tlett , G Dial , B Bell , S Cholka , E Watkins , D Evel and , C. C orning , C

Th ompson Row 2-T Brop h y , G F u n k , R. F ree, W. Dragos h , K Belka , L. Ross , J Lipper t , H Key s er , B E lli o t , C Burkh a r dt , Coach Hester.

Carl Burkhardt and Dave Smith talk with Coach Hester.

Practice makes perfect for Eric Watkins and Dave Smith.

Warm spr ing, experience combine to aid tracksters

Coach Max Hester's track squad took full advantage of the mild spring weather to ready themselves for their season's schedule . Wit h several top returnees from last year's squad , Coach Hester had high hopes for this year.

Returning lettermen were Carl Burkhardt, Doug Campbell, John Catlett, Larry Gilsdorf , Harold Keyser, Larry Lockhart, Tom Reinick, Larry Ross, Chris Rosenstock, Dave Smith , Chuck Thompson , and Eric Watkins. Some of the non-lettermen who showed promise durin g early-season workouts included Mike Henninger, Roger Holmes, Wally Winter, Dennis Beranek, Derald Ferguson , Steve Sinclair, Jim Lippert, Mike Eacker, and Bill Dermann

The season began with the City Relays on April 1 Important meets throughout the year included the Midland Relays, the Doane Invitational, the Trans-Nebr. Championship, the District Meet, and the State Championship

Tra ck Let ter men : Row 1-H Keyser , D Smith. Row 2-L. Ross , C Rosenstoc k , J Ca tlett. Row 3-C Burkhar dt , C Thompson , L. Gilsdorf. Row 4-D. Campbel l , L. Loc kh ar t , E Watkins

Northeast netmen handicapped by inexperience

In his first year as tennis coach, Chuck Doepke faced a major challenge. Through graduation, he lost all of last year's lettermen and had only a few experienced tennis players returning this year. The leading prospects for this year's team included Jim Felton, Dennis Schafer, Bill Crosier, Bob Leavitt, Jim Hoyt, Phil Borchers, and Kirk Brown.

The tennis squad opened their season April 2 against Grand Island Important meets included the Trans-Nebraska Meet at North Platte, the York Invitational, and the State Meet held at the University of Nebraska .

Tennis Te am : Row 1-K. Brown , D Schafer , B Crosier , L. Neiderh o use , ) F el ton , C Livings t on , Coa ch Doepk e. Row 2-C Gugler , ). F uller , P Borc her s , B Young , G Yor k , ). Coll u ra , B Leavit t, ) H oyt , D Koon ts.

Jim Felton returns ball during doubles match with LSE.

Dennis Schafer successfully returns opponent's serve.

Reigning State Champs f

Coach Ja ck Mueller 's 1966 go lf squad faced a stiff challenge in defending their state championship which they earned last year. Through graduation, the Rocket golfers los t last year's top three go lfers and boasted only three returnin g lettermen this year.

Returning lettermen included Senior Bruce Christenson and Jun iors Gary Goldsberry and Gordon Jones Other leading varsity contenders

Gordon Jones and Gary Goldsberry practice putting. Bruce and Mick talk over their scores with Mr. Mueller.

Rugged intramural activity toughens LN students

The 1965-1966 school year provided a sport for everyone, no matter his ability or interes t. A total of 225 boys took part in the year's activities which included competition in flag football, tennis, basketball , softball, volleyball, badminton, go lf and table tennis .

Intram ural director Mr. F redstrom and his assistant Mr. Berka again did a fine jo b in running the program and received valuable help from Mr. Doepke, Mr. Els , and Mr Bauer.

Th e 1965-1966 school year also proved a year of accomplishment in intramural basketball, as the faculty was defeated in regular season play the first time in four years

Tom Cole retrieves missed shot against faculty squad.

Mr. Bauer plays a tough game of defense for faculty.

Dave Wells spikes the volleyball in intramural game.

Mr. Fredstrom goes in for two during intramural action. A shot by Tom Co l e sails over th e defense of Mr. Els.

Champio n Intramural Football Team-R. Eisenbarth , C Keefe , S Pe tt it , P Talbott , K. Swa nson , L. Gils do rf , T Dougherty.

September, 1941.

War stamps from a prominent bank, popular entertainment at a home-owned theater , furnaces - oil , g as , or coal- from a local plumbing house , groceries and produce at a friendly market , service during tire shortages and rationings at a well-known garage. Businesses such as these began backing Lincoln Northeast from the very beginning.

A local civic organization in 1941 said, " We are always willing to back any worthwhile activity for the welfare of your school."

September 1965 .

This backing has continued, not only through ads placed in the ROCKET and the NORTHEASTERN, but also through scholarships, fund-raising campaigns, and loyal attendance at all types of school activities

Another benefit, to both student and businessman has been employment offered by the local businesses for part-time work.

This continued community support is evidenced in this 1966 ROCKET through

Teachers ma y wonder why it takes students longer than the allowed five minutes between classes, yet at 3: 15 the building clears in five minutes. We've found the answer Take

your car and drive down Cotner ; you ' ll see the students are at Cotner Dairy Queen at 1341 North Cotner They all like the good snacks plus Mr. Houser's friendly service .

Thomas Sloey and Sandra Gerbeling both ask Dennis A. Schafer if he would like to join them while they enjoy the pleasant atmosphere always found at King's Food Host USA, which

is located at 1340 N Cotner. Kings is the popular place for teenagers to eat and meet their friends after school, after g ames and other school activities, at any hour of the day

located in the Northeast area at 4800 Huntington Street. Citizen State's fitting slogan is " Large enough to serve you but small enough to want to ." They are true backers of Northeast.

Linda Erickson, Rainy Livingston, and Tim Knight listen to all that Mr Knight has to tell them about auto loans and other types of loans too. Citizens State Bank is conveniently

n the left.

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DALE BROOK Drive-In

the work done by the skilled craftsmen is the finest in quality McKee and William ' s workmen also specialize in all kin d s of millwor k , cabinets , and fixtures in the home or office

We are anxious to ple SPECIAL CUTS

"There sure are lots of hams around here," remarks Sandy Weiler to Barbara Adams, Danny Murphy, James Barnes, Cheri Reglean , Connie Unger and Shirley Witten, as they all take

a closer look at the fine quality meats. For the best in all your grocery needs, from candy to hams, Hinky Dinky , at their handy location, 5925 Adams Street , has the widest selection.

Ronald Williams , while standing in front of one of the lovely new homes , built by McKee & Williams Incorporated , conveniently located at 2133 North Cotner , assures us that

Cathy W eiberg and Ann Vercellino are happy that they chose Havelock National Bank for the place to take all their money problemswhether it is for a loan or just to add money

to their account. Now they don't worry about having enough money for all their college expenses They also advise their friends to go here since it is located at 6145 Havelock.

Suzie Gross (cent er) is one of the many Lincoln Northeast students who had her senior pictures taken at Schmieding and Hamilton ' s, located at the c orner of 14th and P

Street. Suzie is showin g a Northeast yearbook to Junior Laura Le Harned and Sophomore Delores Spath so they can look forward to having all their senior pictures taken here

''These cones are so good that I could just about eat two different kinds at once!" exclaims Linda Rachow to Kent Cowel and Barbara Petri as they both off er her a lick of their

delicious cones . They enjoy the ice cream as well as the other dairy products sold at Skyline Ice Cream Store , 4743 Holdrege . They say their products , " End your quest for the best."

Everybody that's anybody enjoys going minature golfing at Cool Crest Triple Links, located at 220 North 48th Street. Chris Rueter , Tom Rexilius, Linda Erickson, and Dennis Berk -

heim wait patiently in the beautiful gard en while Lonnie Betts and Keith Sn yd er finish their hole Keith keeps tellin g Lonnie that on her next try she may make a hole in one

"Don't just stand there Let's start our bowling!" says Tom Madsen. " When I finish my pop," says Bill Opp Merle Schlotfeld, Bruce Bounds, John Madsen, and Tom Hoffman are

ready for a relaxing evening of bowling at Snooker Bowl , located at 1316 N. 47th St. where there is always open bowling and lots of fun . Why don't you drop in soon and bowl a game?

"Just think of all the sandwiches we can make out of this sausage!" says Steve Otto. "I could eat them all by myself," says Susan Streitwieser. "Nope, you have to save some for

us," Steve Forcier and Nancy Schulze reply. They know that all the products at Havelock Meats, located at 6212 Platte Avenue , are always the freshest and always taste the best.

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M-m-m-m, these potato chips are so-0-0-0 good I could eat thousands of them," admits Judy Cobb as she tries some chips from Weaver Potato Chip Co at 1600 Center Park Road.

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Joleen Sheaff and Susan Lethe by boast that Umberger's Ambulance Service, conveniently located on the corner of 48th and Vine Street, has the fastest service to be found anywhere.

For the best quality shoes , handbags, and accessories, Cheryl Hansen and Susan Upton both agree that Turek's Shoe Store located at 6133 Havelock Avenue, has the best selection.

Explorer Scouts Chuck Smith, Jim Cook and Dave Smith

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of the Explorer Post, North Star District , Bo y Sco u ts of America .

Tom Thompson and Sharen Freeman go to the Nebraska Book Store , 1135 R Street, for their Nebraska sweat shirts They also have school supplies plus classical and popular records.

When graduation time comes for the class of 1966 , Gayla Teal and Doug Campbell will be neatly attired by Mohawk Cap and Gown; Mohawk is conveniently located at 1125 "R'' Street.

Mr. Rung explains to Lynn Fuller one of the many handy pieces of office equipment found at United Typewriter and Office Equipment Company , 241 North 11th Bob Rung , Larry Hubka, Mr Harrison and Ray Nielson listen.

Mrs. Phiefer explains to Chris Rueter the reasonable prices for all types and sizes of photos at Edholm and Blomgren Photographers, con venien tl y located at 318 Sou th 12th Street.

Mrs. Anderson, hostess at First National Bank 1201 N, tells Carlene Fox and Seanne Detmer that five dollars is a good start towards opening either a checking or savings account.

"My, it's hard to decide which class ring to buy," says Paul Loos. Mike Zimmerman tells him that he has no worry when he deals with dependable Steven Credit Jewelers 1338 "O" St.

Mary James, Jerry Marple and Paul Witherby tell the whole world about the fine new Chevy cars. You can find many different models on display at DuTeaus located at 18th and " O".

Mary Kohler and Kirk Brown tell Cathie Fellers that this new typewriter isn't as hard as it may look after Lincoln School of Commerce 1821 K teaches her its proper use.

Bev Backencamp appreciates the dependable beauticians at Karen ' s Magic Mirror, which is located at 155 1 No Cotner. They cut , style , and set your hair just to suit your wishes.

" Attendants o f Fleetwing Conoco, located at Cotner and " O " St. , are ri g ht there when you want the greatest serv ice ," says Larry Brown to Mary Jo Maupin ; they like to stop here .

Lonnie Betts, Sheri Weiler, and Chris Rueter can hardly wait to eat the delicious onion rings, French fries, milk, sodas , and Pepsis, served at South Kings , 40th and South Street.

Alan Campbell , Brenda Vifquain, and Bobbi Hamill are having lots of fun working with the compact adding machine found at Exon's Office Supply , which is located at 23rd and "O" Street.

'' There are so many designs and patterns to c hoose from, " says Kay Haller to Marty Fitchett and Lana Ferguson They ' re studying floor coverings from A-1 Linoleum , 5610 Holdrege .

"I like this one," says Linda Johnson "I want this one," says Lynette Johnston Jackie Albrandt can't decide among the many watchbands at Vance Jewelry , 6127 Havelock Avenue .

Don Dorenbach, Terry Rush, and Mike Ball inspect the fine job done on this car by Ted's Body Shop , which is located at 4315 North 62 . The car passes the tough inspection easily.

Amy Clark , Judy Nelson , and Mr . Nelson are all on their way into Nelson Construction Company ' s office, located at 3700 Adams Contact Nelson's for a comfortable, attractive home.

'' Have a banana!" says Mary Lou Rogers to Roger Downs. Charlotte Phelps prefers the apples , but all three agree that the freshest fruits are at Holmes Grocery, 2600 North 48th.

Some of Lincoln Northeast's band members Dawn Booth, Steve Livers and Lyn Krejci are always using the fine facilities at Williams Recording service located at 2650 North 48th.

Nancy Warner , Nancy Dugan , Sandy Ifland, Phyllis Young, Colin Keefe, and Debbie Restau all agree the best in plumbing and heating is found at Greens Plumbing Co ., 2747 No . 48th .

" Love that pa int at F and M Supply Company , located at 2632 North 48th," Sandy Rohn and Linda Fuller comment to Jackie Fazel and Rick Parrott, as they examine it a little closer.

"I really like the service here," admits Mike Schidler to Karen Shelbourn, as they are served

Mike Meents and Dave Smith are holding a few of the many tools representing the fine hardware at Meek Lumber Company , conveniently located on the corner of 48th and Huntington

at the beautiful new Patio Restaurant, which is located at 48th and Fremont.

Linda Larson , Bob W arkow , and Ed Wingrove get all their musical supplies at 48th and Leighton from International Super Stores, who extend "Best wishes to Lincoln Northeast."

Tom Cypher, Georgia Manske, and Chris Prusia, all agree that the homes built by T & M Construction, located at 2405 North 33rd, are known for their fine quality -and workmanship .

" Happiness is an autumn afternoon , convertible, Cheryl Dietrich an d Di Tische , plus good food from Kin g s Crest at 10th and Sou th," philosophizes John Graf , picking up the tab.

Mrs Thornborg tells Carol and Nina Walters that a briefcase from Ben Franklins at 6208 Havelock, or 2710 North 48th, is a solution to their proble m Both girls a g ree.

Olinda Bates and Teena Kudlacek want to recommen d Mary's Bethany Terrace Beauty Salon located at 1326 No 66th to all their friends. Nina is one of the many qualified operators

Tom Krieger, Burdine Gunn , Susie Gronquist think Carltons Shoe Store at 6133 Havelock is just great - no matter what kind of shoe you want, they always have it in stock.

"There's nothing better than toasty, tasty wieners for a hungry athlete," exclaims Doug Campbell, "especially those from Del Gould Meats, which is located at 120 South 52nd St."

"For all of your fine portraits at moderate prices Anderson Studio , located at 1036 "O", is the place to go ," says Lynelle Erie. Andersons say " Good luck to seniors of 1966 "

"You can fill all your grocery needs at Bethany IGA, located at 1432 North Cotner," reminds Merrie Peterson and Shiela Zimmerman . Mr . Bob Mahoney owns this IGA store.

Barb Rustermier, Sharon Spelts , Cheryl Bickford say that everybody should go to the Joyo Theater, located at 6102 Havelock, for refreshments as well as finest entertainment.

"Only three more hours till it begins ," says Sharon Brown to a friend. " We should be able to find a good place." They ' re waiting for the show at the 84th and " O " Drive In

All dressed up for an evening of fun are Susie Borgens and Paul Topliff . Susie is delighted that Paul selected her corsage from Tyrrell's Flowers, at 1133 North Cotner Blvd.

"We're rich!" exclaims Rich Johnson, Gary Wittstruck and Jim Knudtson . They all realize that the National Bank of Commerce, 13th and "O" is a good place to do all their banking .

"Isn't that upholstery neat?" says Jackie Fazel. "- And the vinyl roof ," says Georgeann Weekly. They are speaking of the fine job of customizing from Ira's Top Shop, 2340 P Street.

Patti McAdams, Connie McAdams, and Judy Hitch pause on their way to pick up their TV, which they have left in the careful hands of Hunter's TV, 1300 North Cotner, for repairs

"Mmm, this sure tastes good!" Dan Golden, Betty Sabalka, Jim Keating , Don Worley, and Paul Chesnut know that Bernie's Place, 2205 North Cotner , is the place to go for a snack.

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"If I had a car , I'd bring it to Dean's Conoco, at 2244 North Cotner," says Mr. Watt. "They have the fastest service," agree Cindy Calloway, Nancy Pickerell, and Geir Jonnson.

" Are you sure you can eat all that?" asks Virg Packett Cheryl Hamilton, Vicki Lichty an d Sandy Propp can't get enough of the good food at Cotner Drive In, 1200 North Cotner.

James Gatchel, Beryl Cooley, and Dianna Gilsdorf are helping Ann Kleeb fill her grocery basket at Super "1 0", 2311 North Cotner where she saves 10% on everything she buys.

This portrait of Cindy Addison is just an example of the beautiful work done by Arthur Owens Studio, which is located in the Federal Securities Building, 134 South 13th Street.

" You've done it again! Is it luck?" Bruce Barber asks Stanley Hutchinson after totaling the scores Northeast Bowling Lanes, 4515 North 56th, is the place to spend your time.

Robert Stanley and Gregg York fill Diane Portsche's car with Derby's reliable antifreeze for the long, cold winter ahead The Derby Station is at 1230 North Cotner Blvd.

Lonni Betts and John Lindsay both know that Mr. Coleman is a smart man to take his car to McCartney ' s Auto Service, 1440 North Cotner, for speedy and deoendable servi c e

" Cones from Dairy Sweet at 4309 North 62nd are so good that we wish they wouldn't even close in the winter," agree Tim Fellers, Kathy Haas, Julie Gustin, Randy Gude

Wynne Matson, Lettie Boucher, Jean Anderson, Susan Crow, Rich Sutton and David Rhoden all agree that Mr. Rhoden's 66 Station, 5600 Cornhusker Hwy ., has fast, reliable service.

Carl Bouges, Mr Galloway, Kathy Cook, Kath Parrott and Bev Backencamp always stop at Merle's Home Bake Shop, at 1549 North Cotner, for Mrs Lou Speer's tast y snacks.

" I always come here for my gas," states George Mills to friends Bob Leavitt, Kandis Hauschildt, Kay Ferguson, and Ken Plock , at Leonard's Mobil Station, at 5600 Holdrege

Linda Patterson , Kathy DePreist and Kayleen Priess think Karnes Dry Goods, 6140 Havelock, have dresses and matching skirts and sweaters that are the latest fad this year.

Havelock Pharmacy, 6136 Havelock, has all varieties of hair spray and other items comments Mrs . Kipper to Nancy Gerlach, Charlene Lehr, Susan Gabel, and Lynette Johnston.

Nancy Sahs , a Lincoln Northeast junior, poses for another fine picture by Townsends, 226 South 11th , who are noted for portraits or commercial photographs of any type or size.

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' Becky Ball and Jane Beardsley seem to be taking over here," says Tim Niederhaus Tom Luedtke doesn't mind cuz at Hanna's Champlin 1441 North Cotner, you get real service.

John Catlett points to the sign at Bethany Supply that reminds us it's that time of year Carolyn Cadwell (center) and Becky Rexilius tell us these are all the supplies we need.

" Norris Fin a, 1445 North 56th St. , always gives their customers the courteous, most efficient, and fastest service possible ," say Jim, Duke , Norris, Greg Haas , and Bev Defnall.

You'd look lovely w ith some of this eye shadow ," says Mr. Young to Birdie Berkemeier , Cindy Calloway, and Barb Frickel, at Young's Plaza Drug , which is located at 333 N. Cotner.

Whenever Mary and Betty Sabalka discover their radios and televisions need to be repaired, they always remember to take them to Triangle TV, located at 309 North 27th Street.

Diane Lamson, Brenda Witten, and Galen Miner are intrigued by the many processes used by Roberts Dairy, 220 S. 20 , to insure freshness and flavor of all their dairy products.

Kris Knight, with the assistance of Diane Kirby, finds Gates Knight Insurance Agency, located at 48th and Huntington A venue, is the place to insure her little sister, Mary Jo.

"Our tires are just one of the many fine products we have," says Dick Stansbury to customers Barb and Linda Stansbury at Dick's Apco Station, which is located at 1700 North Cotner.

"My '29 truck gets fast service at Dean's Phillips 66," Steve Sampson tells Doris Curtis, Danny Ross, and John Catlett Steve puts his Model A in good hands at 5849 Fremont.

"It may not smell so good, but it works," says Jan Eicher to Gene Degar, Cathy McGrew, and Cori Merrill Elce Bindery, 2626 North 48th uses only the best supplies in bookbinding.

"Open your mouth and shut your eyes ," orders Sandy Roberts. Bob Dingwell, Nancy Holm and Doug Erickson are served with fine candy , a specialty of Varsity Drug, 2641 North 48th .

" Watch it around those ears !" warns Ron Walker to Larry the Barber But Steve Cary knows that any haircut from Larry's Barber Shop, 3705 Touzalin, will really look sharp

"No wonder French fried onions taste so good - this machine is made by Gordon and Morgan at 3725 Touzalin," discovers Allan Gausman, Jim Cook, Kent Cowel, Alan Cook

"There's hardly time to get out of the car before its ready to go," says Denise Baker to Randy Cottier - this is Mr Sailor's service at Save-A-More, 70th and Havelock Ave .

"This sure is hard to do," Pat Frakes assures Marilyn Lee, and Karen Shelbourn, as they try to learn the art of using chop-sticks at the Congress Inn, located at 1901 West O Street.

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" Come on Tom, let's go for a ride," Kathy Hanneman tells Tom Johnston as Majorie Kersey waits her turn, using just one of the services at Havelock Conoco , at 6000 Havelock Avenue

" Eat them before they meit," says Diane Hays to Beverly Wilson , Doug Desch, and Phil Gingery. They all get their Dilly Bars from Campbell's Dairy Queen, 901 North 48th Street.

" You can relax knowing that Hood Lumber Company, conveniently located at 2141 N . Cotner , will do the best possible job," r emarks Marcia Fleming as she rests on a Hood truck.

"With all our homework, we'd better stock up on aspirin," Nancy Craft tells Carolyn Staples, while making use of the many services of Mayo Drug Co., located at 2700 North 48th

"Come on , Terry, let's go take a look at some of the homes built by Lowe Brothers Construction, 1711 N. 56th," Mike Lowe suggests to Terry Wright, as Mr. and Mrs Lowe look on.

"We're going to get our hair done at Arleen's Salon, 328 North 48th St., so we'll look neat! Marjorie Ollson, Kathy Hamilton and Jane Beardsley agree Arleen's is the place to go.

"You really give fast service!" Lanora Winget exclaims to Cheryl Krohn, Angie Rosenthal, and Andy and Alvin Tautfest at lovely Colonial Inn , at 56th and Cornhusker Highway.

" When your brakes need adjusting call us at Mealhow Standard , 7000 Havelock Ave., for fast efficient service ," Henry Williams tells Cathy Crose, Val Wallace , and Ken Zimmerman

"Yes, we have your policy here and you're completely covered," Janelle White assures a client. Havelock Insurance, 6145 Havelock, is the place to go for all your insurance needs.

"If you make this one good, you'll have a perfect game!" Ron Martin and Al Scribner tell Scott Pettit . Bowling at Plaza Bowl , 333 North Cotner is lots of fun and good exercise too.

Jeannine Rolofson tells Mrs Kasser at Victory Cleaners, located at 4317 North 62nd Street, that dry cleaned clothes always come back looking absolutely their very finest.

Bill Hammond and Bill Crosier prove that the Bayless Barber Shop at 920 North 48th, is where they get really sharp haircuts David Traver is awaiting his turn.

"I wonder if I could eat all this ice cream," says Sharon Frakes (center) to Danny Ross, Shirley Gillespie and Carol Wedberg You can buy it at Bill & Tony's, 6201 Havelock.

Barry Spurgin and Rick Schwartz both wish that they could own this car . Mr . Schulling tells them to start saving and they can buy one at his new auto sales, 1021 North 48th

"Gee whiz, can I eat all of this?" asks Desso Craig while Mrs. Francis serves Bruce Barber, Connie Alexander and her sis t er some snacks from Mary's Dari Sweet, 6401 Havelock.

Having trouble , Sharon Allen? Well, Tim Ailes, "Connie" and Neal Anderson are waiting to help you. Connie's Conover Texaco at 6300 Haveloc k has facilities for all repair work

Suzi McAdams in the Uncertain " T" is an example of the photography services offered by Les McAdams - on the spot pictures, or a studio photograph taken at 1035 North 44th

"Wouldn't you like to have one of these lovely stereos," Phil Hood asks Karen Hardt, Mary Jo Knight, and Susan Dell at Christensens, which is located at 11th and M Street.

"If we practice enough , we might be able to play for the Rocket Revue!" Mike Zimmerman and " Duz" Packett say to Bill Newstrom, Bruce Christensen at Schmoller-Mueller, 1212 "O" St.

Linda Erickson, Chris Rueter, Chris Rosenstock , Sheri Weiler, Pat Morell, Lonnie Betts, Dan Nelson, found the car they've always been looking for at Parrish Motors , 4820 Wilshire .

' 'I'll take all the plain milk and you may have the chocolate ," comments Cheryl Martin to Lorna Stephen , as they enjoy one of the many fine products of Fairmont Foods , 2823 North 48.

Carol Batt , Dennis Nielson , Mary Garl , Randy Hiatt know that the attendants at the DX Station, which is located at 912 North 14th, will give them lots of high quality service

Marcia Morrison and Sig Paulson examine their supply of blue stamps given to them by the Community Saving Stamp Company, 238 No 13th Street , which they are going to redeem.

'Tm sure glad there is someone to teach me how to hold the ball ," Suzie McAdams comments to Tony at Tony's Ranch Bowl, located ju st west of Linr, in Emerald , Nebraska.

Sherry Weiler and Jim Jurgens find both fun and good e xerci se as they go skating at the Arena Roller Skatin g Center which is located conveniently at 300 North 48th Street.

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appreciation to the business firms who have adver0 is m this book . ·· v~ ,rA A school is successful only when it enjoys the assistance r}J1 and the friendliness of the community. Northeast High School is fortunate in being able to depend upon the community of Lincoln for this co-operation at all times.

THANK YOU.

achievement. What could be a more fitting climax than the silver anniversary observance which closed the year! Through assemblies, "dress-up days," recognition of alumni, and a fine arts reception day, we reviewed our first quarter century and selected as our slogan,

this slogan and this ROCKET is our attempt to review for you YESTERDAY, present to you TODAY '. and look with you toward TOMORROW.

Co-editors, Barbara Adams

Betty Sabalka

Adams , Barbara-9, 34 , 72, 114, 116, 136, 142, 146, 147, 190

Adams, Carole-76, 116, 128

Addison, Cynthia-34, 112, 140, 142, 204

Addison, David-76

Ahlstrand, Rita-90, 146

Ailes, Timothy-34, 211

Albert, Donna-90, 127, 146

Albrandt, Deborah-76 , 80, 116

Albrandt, Jacqueline-34, 72, 142

Aldinger, Lazon-76, 188

Alexander, Bill-90

Alexander , Connie-34, 211

All School Plays-132, 133

All Sports Royalty-109

Allen, Jeanette-76, 80, 116

Allen, Marcilee-90, 116, 122

Allen, Roger-76

Allen , Sharon-34, 126, 142 , 211

Allen , Susan-90

Alles, Patricia-76, 126

Anderson, Carol-90 , 122, 123 , 149

Anderson, Jeanie-76, 80, 205

Anderson, Jerry-90

Anderson , Jim-34

Anderson, Karen-90

Anderson, Mari!yn-76, 80

Anderson, Neal-34, 134 , 139, 211

Anderson, Susan-90

Andreesen , Melanie-76 , 81, 116, 120, 128

Ankrom, Sondra-34, 120 , 142

Applegate, Susan-34

Armanous, Juris-90

Armstrong , Nancy-90, 119, 128

Armstrong, Susan-34 , 142

Arnett , Donna-34, 117, 142

Art Club-28

Asay , Thomas-90, 117, 177

Ashby, Susan-76, 80 , 128 , 131

Axthelm, Michael-76 , 118, 119 , 126 , 128, 129

Ayres, Lila-105

Index

Bates , Olinda-76, 80 128 131 201 ' ' '

Batt, Carol-76, 80, 131 , 149 212 '

Bauer, Katherine-90, 116

Bauers, Randall-90

Bayne, Daniel-90

Beam, Susan-54, 76, 81, 121

Bean , Steve-76, 118 , 119, 121 , 128 , 162

Beardsley, Jane-76, 80 , 206 , 210

Beardsley , Thomas-105, 177

Beaty , Reca-76, 81

Beaver, Barbara-76 , 81 , 131

Becker , Billie Jo-90

Becker , Charilea-35, 120 , 142

Beckman , Janice-77 , 123

Becker, Marlene-35, 62 , 121

Becker, Neal-105 , 181

Behrens , Lester-35

Behrens , Wayne-77

Belka, Kevin-77 , 178 , 179

Belknap, Leota-105 Bell , Bruce-90 , 178

Bell , Marcia-28 , 90

Belz , Terri-77 , 122

Bennett , Stuart-77, 118 , 119 , 128 , 142

Benton , Barbara-90

Beranek , David-71, 179

Beranek, Dennis-77 , 150, 154, 159, 170

Berger, Hanno-71 Berger , Harold-105

Bergman , Sherry-90

Bergman , Shyla-77 , 118 , 119

Bergt , Richard-77 , 126

Berkemeier, Aletia-90, 146 Berkemeier, Roberta-35, 72, 142, 148, 149 , 207

Berkheim, Dennis-77, 127 , 174 , 192

Berkland , Dave-77 , 87

Berlowitz, John M -90

Best, Linda-90, 114, I 16

Bettinger , Elaine-77 , 122

Be ttinger , Paula-90 , 118, 119 , 122

Betts, Leontine-77, 78 , 79, 81, 136, 192 , 197, 205 , 212

Bickford, Carol-77

Bickford , Cheryl-35 , 142 , 202

Biggerstaff, Penny-91

B

Babue , Mike-90

Backencamp, Beverly-76 , 81, 128, 142 , 197, 205

Baer , Cynthia-105

Baird , Grace-76, 80 , 116

Baker , Bill Charles-35, 54 Baker, Dale-90 , 115

Baker, Denise-35, 120 , 142 , 208

Baker, Donn-90, 129, 163 , 173

Baker , Marcia-90 , 122

Baker , W aynette-88

Baldwin , Joyce-90

Ball , Becky-13, 76, 81, 206

Ball, Linda-90

Ball, Michael-90, 118, 119, 198

Barber, Bruce-76 , 211

Barnes, Barbra-71

Barnes, Jim-35, 116, 174 , 190

Barnett, Linda-90 , 116, 122,

Barowski, Pamela-76

Barringer, Charles-35, 72, 73 , 115 , 126 , 127

Barry , Klyla-90, 116

Barthule , John-90

Bartlett , Janice-90, 122, 134

Bartzan, Marcia- 35, 142, 146

Bartzatt , Mary-35 , 142

Bastron, Sherman-35 , 134 Bates , Janice-90, 103, 116

Biggerstaff, Terry-77

Bill , Clifford-77

Bird , Linda-77, 81 , 131

Birkmann , Rodney-88

Bishop , Patric ia-77, 80 , 127

Black , Jo Ann-91

Blackford , Warren-91

Blair , William-91

Blakesley , Walt-35 , 126, 150 , 154 , 155

Block , Ronald-77, 181

Blodgett , Rosemarie-91

Boa rd of Educat ion-18

Bohlen , Diana-105

Boline , Richard-77 , 150, 154 , 158, 173

Bomberger , Barbara-91 , 116

Bomberger , Delman-77

Booth , Dawn-36 , 126 , !42 , 148, 149 , 199

Borchers , Philip--75, 77 , l 18, 119 , 128 , 180

Borgens , Susie-36 , 72 75 , 109 , 112 , 113 , 130 , 138 , 140 , 141 , 142 , 148 , 203

Bornemeier , Richard-91

Bossung , Ray-36 126 , 129

Bottcher , Vickie-36

Boucher , Lettie-77 , 81, 205

Bouges , Carl-36 , 142 , 173 , 205

Bouges , Marilyn-36

Bounds, Bruce-36, 110, 193

Bowen, Mary-88

Bowers , Kathleen-36 , 69, i 16

Bowmaster , Marsha-91 , 116

Boyte , Rick-77, 121

Bozeman , Etricia-77

Bradley, Rick-71

Brammer , David-105

Brandon, Robert-91

Bratt, Barbara-91 , 116 , 146

Bremer, Robert-36, 173

Bretta, Tom-91

Briggs , Patricia-36, 72 , 115 , 116, 127, 142, 146

Brochy , Sandra-78, 80 , 120

Brockman , Larry-36

Broman , Donald-37

Broman , Roger-91

Brophy, Tony-88, 178 , 179

Brown, Clark-91

Brown, David-88

Brown , Frank-71

Brown , James Kirk-37 , 72 , 112 , 121 , 128 , 132 , 133 , 142, 180, 196

Brown , John-37, 109 , 112, 113, 150 , 154, 156 , 164, 166

Brown, John-78 , 89

Brown , Larr_y-78 , 197

Brown , Mark-71

Brown , Paul-91, 132, 133

Brown , Sharon-37 , 136 , 142, 203

Br undige , Carrol-91

Brun e r, James-78 , 173

Bryan , Sharon-105

Bu c hanan, G!en-37

Bucy , Bill-78 , 137

Buis , Cindy-37 , 142

Bu i s, Steven-91

Budt , Alan - 91

Bulin, John-91 , 163, 173

Buntemeyer , Judy-78, 81

Burch , Gary-78

Burchess , Charles-91

Burchett , Marsha-91 , 118 , 119

Burk , Beverly-78 , 81 , 131

Burkhardt , Carl-37 , 72 , 126 , I 50 , 178 , 179

Bu rnett , Brenda-91

Burtch, Mike-78

Bushing , Mylo-78

Busing , Timothy- 91

Buss , Ilgars-78 , 116 , 172

Bussard , Gloria-78 , 122

Bussear , Terry-91

By e , Linda-91 C

Cabrera , Axel-37

Cadwell , Carolyn-37 , 113 , 140 , 142, 146, 149 , 206

Cady , Mont e-13 , 91

Cafeteria Personnel-31

Cagle, Deborah-105

Callaway , Ci n dy-37, 72 , 134 142 , 146 , 148 , 149 , 204 , 207

Cam e ron , Cy n thia-78

Ca m pb e ll , Alan-91 , 163 , 177 , 197

Campb e ll , Charlene-78 , 127

C amp bell , Douglas-37 , 53 , 110 , 113 , 150 , 151 , 154 , 159 , 161 , 174 , 179, 195 , 202

Campbell , Elizabeth-78

Ca m pbell , Fawntella- 105

Campbell , Jim-78 , 113, 162 , 170 , 176

Carman , Robert-78 , 128 , 134

Carper , Gary-105

Carper , Steve- 37 , 150 , 154 , 158

Carr , Bo nn ie - 91 , 122 , 135

Cart e r , Alan 38 , 129 , 173

Carter , Vicki-80 , 88, 131

Cary, Steve-38 , 72, 126, 208

Catlett , John-38, 150 , 178, 17 9, 206, 208

Catlett , W alter-78

Cederdahl , Raymond-78

Chadwell , William-91

Chamberlain , Larry-78

Chapin , Douglas-78, 173

Cheney , Cheryl-91

Chesnut, Paul-78 , 172 , 204

Cholka , Stephen-91, 178

Chollar , Barbara-78, 80 , 131

Christensen , Larry-38

Christenson , Bruce-38 , 72 , 121 , 150, 154, 158 , 176, 212

Christenson, Jean-91 , 116

Churchill, Lynn-78 , 81

Clark , Amy Jo-91, 198

Clark , Cheri-105

Clark , David-78

Clark , Richard-88

Clem e nt , Mary Kay-38 , I 14, 142

Clifton , Ben-38, 129

Cl i fton , Connie-38, 40 , 48 , 49, 72 , 108 , 112, 113 , 130 , 138, 140 142

Cl i fton , Dennis-91, 163

Cli n e , Warren-91 , 126

Cloyd , Leroy-71

Coats , Bobby-105

Craig, Debbie-38

Craigie , Frederick-28, 78, 172

Cramer , David-39, 72

Cripe, Susan-92

Critchfield, Forrest-78, 127 , 181

Crom, Jacqueline-79

Crose, Cathy-39, 120, 122 , 142, 210

Crosier , Bill-39, 180, 211

Cross , Susan-79 , 81, 123

Crounse, Dennis-92, 163

Crow, Susan-79, 80, 131, 205

Cuba, Richard-105, 171

Culver, Janis-79, 81, 114, 127

Cunning , Vickie-92

Cunningham, Deanna-39

Cunningham, Jeannie-92 , 122,

Curti s, Dave-39

Curtis, Dorisann-39 , 208

Cutter, Patricia-79

Cuzzupe, Donna-39 , 116 , 127 ,

142

Cypher, Thomas-92 , 112, 113, 171 , 179, 200

Czologos, Janet-79, 81 , 114, 116, 120

Donahoo , Melissa- 93

Dorenbach, Catherine-79, 80 , 116

Dorenbach, Don--40, 121 , 198

Dormer , Lonnie-93

Dougherty, John-105

Dougherty, Terry--40, 72, 73 , 112, 118, 119, 139, 183

Downey, Linda-79, 80

Downey, Robert-93

Downs , Edward-93

Downs , Roger--40

Downs , Trudy-88

Dragosh , W ayne-93, 178

Drake, Bruce-93

Drewel, Kenneth--40, 120

Dugan , Nancy--40, 126, 142, 199

Duffy , Georgette-40

Dunbar , Gayle-93

Dungan, Thomas-93

Dunn , Lorenda-79

Dunn , Marlene-79, 128

Durfee, John-93

During , Pamela--40 , 134 , 142

Durst , Phil-79

Dvorak , John-79 , 89 , 129

Dyer , Deborah-93

Dyer , W anda-79 , 80

F aculty-20-29

Fagler , Bill-79 , 150 , 154 , 160, 164 , 166, 176

F ahrnbrunch , Elizabeth-93

Fa im on , Marie-93

Faris , Wayne-42 , 72 , 114 , 129

Farley , Charlene-79

Far ley, Kathleen-93

Faubel , Ted-79 , 120 , 176

Fa u th , Cynthia-93

Faze! , Jacqueline-93 , 199 , 203

Fellers , Cathie-28 , 42 , 114 , 142 , 196

Fellers , Tim-93 , 181 , 205

Felton , Jim--42 , 180

Felton , Joyce-93 , 105, 146

Fe n drick , Sharon-93

Ferg us o n, Derald--42 , 150 , 154 , 155

Ferguson , Kay-28 , 42 , 116, 120, 128 , 142, 206

Ferguson , Lana--42 , 116 , 142, 198

Fe rn, Sh irley--42 , 116 , 120 , 142

Fesler , Jack-93, 126

Fiala, Ruth-79

Fields, Ani ta--42 , 126

Fields , El aine-9 3

Findlay, Mary-79 , 80 , 114

Finley, Judy-93 , 127

Fu ller , Lynn--44, 122 , 137 , 142 , 195

Fuller , P eggy-94, 116

Funk , Glenn-80 , 178 , 179

Fye , Richard-94

G

GAA-146 , 147

Gabel, Susan-80 , 206

Gade , Karen-93 , 94

Gage , Steven--44 , 150 , 176, 177

Gammel, Linda-80 , 81

G ::m zel , Darwin-94

Garcia , Bruce-88

Gar c ia , Steven--44

G ardner, Bob--44 , 173

Gardner , Elizabeth-94, 122 , 123 , 125

Garey , Sherry-28 , 72 , 44 , 142

Garl , Mary-Margaret--28, 44 , 114 , 142 , 146, 212

Garr ison , Gary-28 , 44 , 176

Gatchel , James--44 , 204

Gausman , Kr is tine-BO, 114

Genthe , Larry--44 , 121 , 150, 154, 160 , 173

Gentz , Cand y -28 , 80 , 116

George , Kathy-105

G erbeling, Sandra-9, 44 , 72 , 73 , 127 , 142 , 187

Dahl , Lan;y-79

DDahl, Linda-39, 122 , 142

Dake, Dan-71

Dana , Deborah-92 , 122 ,

Danek, Judith-92, 116 , 12~

146

Dankers, Helen-79

Davidson , Carlyn-BO , 88, 122

Davies, Kathryn-79 , 80 , 116, 121

Davis, Brenda-105

Dawson, Anita-39, 122

Day, Sandra-79 , 80

Dean, Karen-92

Dean, Richard-105

Dean, Vicki-92 , 116, 146

Debate-118, 119

DeBoer, Cynthia-92 , 103, 122

Decker, Cathleen-92

Deeds, Terry-92 , 116

Defnall, Beverly-79 , 81 , 120 , 207

Dell, Chr istine-79 , 81, 116

Dell, Susan-39 , 121 , 130 , 138 , 140, 142 , 212

DeNino, Alan-39

DeNino, Patricia-39 , 142

Denison, Darnell-39 , 129

Densberger , Don-29 , 39

DePriest , James-92 , 129

DePriest, Kathleen-105 , 206

DePriest, Maureen-105

Dermann, William-92 , 163, 173 , 179

Desch, Douglas-92, 128 , 134, 135 , 142, 209

Detenbeck , Sharon-39 , 109 , 112 , 113, 140, 141 , 142

Detmer , Douglas-92 , 127

Detmer , Seanne-9 , 39, 72 , 73 , 116 , 121, 123 , 125, 142, 146 , 196

DeTore , Dan-105

DeTore, Tom-71

Dewey , Chris- 79 , 174 , 175

Dial, Geroge-92 , 127 , 178, 179

Dickey , Daniel-71

Dietrich , Cheryl-39 , 121 , 130, 137 , 142, 201

Dillard , Robert-92

Dillow , Janet-92 , 112 , 122 , 147 , 149

Dimick, Bonnie-92

Dinges, Dale-92

Dinges, Kathleen-79

Dingwell , Robert-39 , 120 , 208

Dittoe , Ron-105

Dolsky, Janell-92 , 116

EEacke r, Janice-93

Eacke r, Michael-93 , 163, 173

East er day , Douglas-93, 171

Eaton, Diane-79 , 81, 131

Ebben , Duane-93

Ebert , Peggy--40 , 142

Ebm ei er, Bern ice-79 , 81, 114 , 127

Edelmaier , Robert-79

Edgar , Eugene--40, 208

Eichelberger, Janet-93

Eicher, Ja nis--40 , 72 , 120, 130 140 , 142 , 14 9, 208

E isenbarth , Richard-4 0, 183

Ekstrom , Michael-79

Ekst rum, Kerm it-9 3, 171 , 17 7

Ell iott , Linda-41, 11 6, 122 , 142

Ell i ott , Jay - 79

Ell iott , Robert-88 , 173, 178 , 179

Ell is, Jo yc e-71

Ellis , Pauli n e-Bl , 88

Ellis , Robe r t-79 , 170

E manuel , Bill-41 , 120 ,' 125 , 150

Eme ry, Barbara-41 , 110, 130 , 142 , 144

E m ery , Judy -93

Emr y, Mar y --41

Engb re cht , Dennis-79

Englis h , Pamela-93

Engli sh , Pa ul-79

Er ic kso n, Douglas-79 , 173 , 208

Erickson , Galen-71

Er ickson, Linda-33 , 41 , 72 , 136 , 138 , 142 , 188 , 192 , 212

Erickson , Stanley-105 , 126 , 163

Erickson , Steve-79 , 126 , 170 ,

172 , 17 6

Eri e , Ly ne lle-79 , 81 , 113 , 149 , 202

Er ie, Ro ss--41

Erks , Earl-7 9

Esquivel , Frank--41 , 150 , 154 , 158

Es quivel , Richard-79 , 127 , 177

Estl e , Gle nd a-41 , 146

Estle, Gloria-41

Evans Kathleen-93

Evans , Kay-93 , 146

Evans , Patr ic k-93

Eveland , Donald-93 , 178 , 179

Ev ere tt , Gary-79

Everett , Kenneth-93

Ever so n, Susan-93

Ewe n Bob-93 , 126 , 172 , 179

Ewen , Bobi Jo-41

Fischer , Frank-93

Fisher, Lynda-10 5

Fis her , Michael-93 , 163

Fisher , Richard-79

Fisher , Sherr y l-79 , 81 , 135

Fis her , Warren-94

Fitc hett , Martha-42 , 70 , 71 , 72 , 148 , 149 , 198

Fl anders, Susan--42

Fl emin g , Marsha-BO , 209

Fl eming, Vern ic e-94

Flood , Pamela-BO , 81 , 116

Fl orea, Jo Nell - 80

Flo rea , Sharo n--42

Fl ynn, Deborah-94 , 116, 122

Fontaine , Kar en --42 , 142

Forcier , Steve--43 , I 30, 193

Foste r , Ke rry-94

Fox , Carlene--43 , 72 , 73 , 142 , 196

Fox , Jerry -:--43

Frain , Gerald--43 , 173

Frakes , Patricia-9, 80, 88, 137 , 209

f'rakes , Sharon-43 , 72 , 120 , 142 , 211

Fra nce , Donn-BO , 116 , 12 6, 174

Fra ncis, Mike-80

Fra n kli n , James -B O, 126

Franklin , Johnny-43 , 126

Franks , Richard-94

Franks , Steven-BO

Frazien , Bett y-94 , 116

Fr edstrom , Mark--43, 176

Free , Russ-80 , 178

Fr eeman , Charles-94

F reeman , S hare n -43 , 122 , 142 , 19 5

F reese , Ke n t-94 , 127

Freese , Lind a-43 , 72 , 115 , 12 1, 127 , 142

Fr ench , James --44

French , Lanny-94

Fr erking , Leon-80

Fr er k ing , Roberta-94 , 101 , 122 146

Frick , Kathe rine-B O

F rickel , Barbara-BO , 81 , 13 1, 134, 207

Fr ies en , Linnea-92 , 94 , 116 , 122

Fr itc hie , Lucinda-94 , 146

F roscheiser , Curt is-94 , 163

Froscheiser , Dal e- 88 , 126

F u ll er, Diane-94

Fuller , Ji m- 80, 173 , 180

Fuller , Linda-94, 199

Gerlach , Nanc y-80 , 206

Gettemy , Richard--44, 120

Gettman , Tom-80

Gibson , Rita-94 , 146

G ie belhaus , Cy nthi a-72 , 94

Gi e belhaus , Diana--44 , 115, 116 , 142

Gillette , Gail-80

G i llespie , Shirley--44 , 72 , 126, 127 , 149 , 211

G illis pie , Linda--44

Gilsdorf , Dianna-80 , 81 , 204

Gilsd orf , Donna-BO, 81

Gilsd orf , Larry--44 , 150 , I 79 183

Gingery, P hillip-80, 209

Gleason , Anthony-105

Gleason , James-94, 177

Gochn our , Gary--44

Goeschel , Dennis--44 , 72 , 73 , 108, 112 , 113, 150 , 154 , 157

Golden , Danny--4 5, 204

Goldsberry , Gary-81 , 127 , 150, 170, 181

Goodwin , Keith--45

Goodwin , Lynn-94

Gossman, Alla n-81 , 208

Grace , Kerstin-94, 127

Groesser, Marie-81 , 114 , 120

Graf , Joh n -95 , 201

Graham , Dennis-81 , 121 , 150 , 154 , 15 9 , 173 , 179

Graham, Lynda-95 , 116

Graham , Mary-95

Gra u l , Dennis--4 5

Gra ve r , Will iam-105

Gray , Marc ia-95 , 116

Gre en, Linda-BO , 81

Green , P amela-9 5

Gre ute r , Robert-95

Griess , Karlan-81

Griess , Kathl een-95

Gr iess , Rod ney-88

Griffin , Roger-81 , 150 , 154 , 159 , 160 , 173 , 179

Gr ig sby , Alan- 105 , 126

Gronquist , S usan --45 , 72 , 123 , 13 0, 140 , 142 , 201

Gro s s , Suzanne--45 , 120 , 122 , 142 , 191

Gude , Craig--45

G ude , Randolph-Bl , 173 , 205

Gugler , Ch ar les-95 , 102 , 127 , 180

Gu nn , Burdine-Bl , 201

Gustafson Roger--45 , 127

Gu stin, Julie-3 6, 45 , 72 , 112 , 12 1, 142 , 205

Guthrie, James-95

H

Haar, Lucinda-81, 131 , 134, 146

Haas , Greqory-95, 207

Haas , Kathy-45 , 116 , 122 142 , 205 '

Haase , W anda-95

Hadley , Leon-81 , 181

Haeseker , John-81

Hall , Linda-95 , 122

Hall , Lloyd-95

Hall, Robert-81, 172

Haller, Kaye-81 , 122 , 198

Hamill, Barbara-95, 116, 135 197 '

Hamilton , Cheryl-28 , 44, 72, 74, 116, 142, 148, 149, 204

Hamilton , Jenny-28 , 80, 81

Hamilton , Katherine-81, 210

Hammes , Glen-45 , 150

Hammond, William-45 , 72 , 121 , 211

Hampton , Gregg-81, 126 , 150

Hancock , Sharon-88

Handler, Cinda-88

Hanneman , Kathy-13, 37 , 45 , 120 , 130 , 141, 142, 209

Hansel , Gary-45 , 126

Hansel , Sandra-95, 134

Hansen , Charlene-45

Hansen , Cheryl-13 , 45, 72, 121, 130, 133 , 135, 142, 144, 194

Hansen, Claudia-81 , 121

Hansen , Erle-105

Hansen, James-45

Hansen, Karen-81

Hansen, Karen-88, 127

Hansen, Paul-95 , 163

Hanson, Terry-71

Hardt , Karen-95 , 122 , 211

Harman, Earl-95

Harman , James_:__95, 163, 171

Harned, Laura Le-79, 81, 116, 191

Harrington, Patricia-95, 116

Harris, James-45, 154 , 157, 174

Harris, Laree-80, 81, 114

Harris, Linda-81, 126

Harrison, Susan-95

Hartman, Donna-95

Hartman, Larry-81, 84

Hartshorn, David-46

Hartshorn, Diana-95, 105

Hartshorn, Donald-81

Hasenyager, Alice-81 , 82

Hauschildt, Kandis-46, 112, 113, 121, 140, 141, 142, 206

Hawkins, Richard-95

Haydon, David-46

Hays, Dianne-81, 82, 126, 209

Heacock, Brian-95, 171

Hearn, Steven-82, 126, 162, 179

Hecht, Dennis-46

Hecht, Vivian-96, 146

Heckman, Keith-96, 98, 126, 127

Heffelfinger, Terry-96

Heiliger, Mary-80, 82, 120, 123, 124, 128, 131, 132, 133

Heiserman , Byron-71

Hellerich, Douglas-9, 46, 72, 115 , 128, 132, 134, 142

Hellweg, Robert-96

Helmick, Ronald-96

Hempel, Donald-82, 121, 162

Hendrix, Victor-88, 134

Henninger, Michael-82, 162, 179

Henriksen, Bill-88

Henriksen , Sheryl-46 , 121, 142

Henry , Susan-46 , 142

Hensler , Roger-96

Hensley , Vicki-81 , 82 , 131

Herman , Bill-71

Herman , Lois-82, 129

Herpolsheimer , Mary-96, 122

Herr , Kathy-96 , 116, 126

Herstein, Susan-80 , 82 , 87, 131

Hiatt, Ken-46

Hiatt , Lyle-96, 171

Hiatt, Randy-46, 115, 212

Hibbert , Rhonda-96

Hier , Shctron-82

Higgins , John-46

Hildebrand , Leslie-96 , 122, Hile , Barbara-Bl, 82

Hile, Douglas-96

Hile, Paula-82

Hill , Vicki-BO , 82

Hillegass , N ancy-96

Hinkle, Greg-96

Hinkle, Pam-80 , 82

Hinman, Cindy-Bl, 82, 87, 131

Hinman, Jack-96, 163 , 179

H1\pple, Stephen-82 , 127, 162, 174, 179

Hisey , Anita-46

Hitch , Judy-88, 204

Hiza, Ann-96

Hladick , Shirley-71

Hlavica, Rosemary-82

Hlevyack , Robert-96

Hobbs , Don-96

Hoffman, Jerry-88

Hoffma n, Thomas-96, 193

Hofker, Barbara-88

Hofker , Beverly-46

Hohenstein , Jim-47, 56 Holland , N ancy-96

Holm , Bob-82

Holm, Jan-96 , 122, 148, 149

Holm , Nancy-47 , 72, 73, 119 , 121 , 208

Holmes , Roger-82 , 85 , 170, 179

Holmes , Steven-82, 126

Holton , Bill-47, 150

Holton , Suzanne-97

Homecoming Royalty-108

Honstedt , Lorren-82, 129

Hood , Glen-82, 129

Hood , Philip-96, 126, 163, 179, 211

Hood , Starr-47

Hopkins , Rebecca-96

Hopkins, Roberta-96

Hoppe , Ervin-82

Hoppmann, John-82

Hornby , Donna-82 , 120, 128, 134

Horner , Barbara-96, 146

Horner , Mike-96 , 115

Horrell, Laura-105, 114

Hotler, Linda-96

Hovey, Cynthia-BO, 82

Hoyt, James-97, 163, 180

Hoyt, Pamela-97, 116

Huenink , Diane-97

Hughes, Mike-88

Hughes , Robert-82, 126, 129

Huber, Bob-47

Hulbert , Debra-97, 116

Humann, Barbara-82, 122

Humeniak , Jeannie-47

Humeniak , Steve-105

Hunter , James-47

Hunter , Linda-97

Hurlbert , Betsy-Bl, 82

Hurlbut , David-97

Husske, Paul-82

Hutchison , Stan-47 , 120 , 205

Hyde , Randall-97

Hydo, John-97

Ifland, Sandy-28, 47, 116, 128, 199

Ilkenhons , Jan-47

Ingram, Jim-71

Ingram , Richard-97

Ingwerson , John-82 , 121, 162

Inman , Jim-4'7

Intern ational Club-116, 117

Irick , Bonnie-97 , 112, 122, 146

Irick, Paula-81 , 82, 120 , 122

Irick , Rosanne-47 , 72 , 73 , 142

Jackson , Barbara-82

Jackson , Cheryl-105

Jacobsen , Stephen-105

Jakoubek , Douglas-82

Jakoubek, Ranae-97

Jakub, James-82

James , Mary-97, 122

Janda, Barbara-97, 134

Jelen, Margaret-104

Jenkins, Ed-31 , 82 , 87, 162, 174

Jensen, Arlinda-71

Jen sen, Rex-97

Johnson , Carol-Bl, 82

Johnson, Connie-BO , 82 , 116

Johnson, Cynthia-82 , 116, 122

Johnso n, Danny-82 , 114, 116 , 121 , 124, 128 , 133 , 135

Johnson, Eva-48 , 122

Johnson, Ginger-80 , 82 , 120

Johnson, Gregory-97 , 171

Johnson , Kirk-48, 72 , 132

Johnson , Linda-97 , 105, 198

Johnson, Linda-97

Johnson, Michael-97

Joh ns on, Penny-82 , 127 , 148 149

Johnson , Ri c hard-36, 48, 120, 150, 154 , 160 , 203

Joh n son , Robert-97

Johnson , Ronald-82, 150, 154 155 , 165, 179

Joh nst on, Lynette-97, 198, 206

Johnston, Nancy-82, 116 , 127

Johnston, Thomas-71, 128 , 209

Johnston, Vicki-SO , 82

Jo nes, Gary-48 , 127

Jones, Gordon-82, 150, 162 , 170

Jones , Robert-97 , 163 , 170, 177

Jonsson , Geir , 48, 179, 204

Jorqensen, Caroline-97 , 116 , 127

Jorgenson , Jerry-105

Judds, Deanne-Bl, 82 , 122

Judkins, Karla-97, 116

Jungers, John-97

Jungers, Judy-48, 120 , 128 , 134 , 142

Jurgens, Cheryl-81, 82

Jurgens, Jim-48 , 120

Kaar, Sandra-88

Kage, Ricky-97

Kallemeyn , Patricia-82, 146

Kampsnider, Gregory-97

Karle, Peggy Lee-82, 116

Kaul, Linda-28, 48, 142

Kearns , Mike-97

Keating , Jim-49, 204

Keefe , Colin-49 , 126, 129, 150, 172, 183, 199

Keefe, Laurie-97, 116 , 122

Keele, Ima-82

Kehn, Thomas-97

Keller, Nancy-49

Keller , Tom-105

Kells: Kathryn-82, 128, 135

Kenas ton , Candy-97, 126

Kenaston , Lee-49

Kennedy , Gael-97, 163

Kennedy , Gerald-49 , 126

Ke n t , Larry-71

Kersey , Marjorie-49 , 72, 120, 142, 209

Ketterer, Jack-49 , 108 , 113 , 150, 154 , 157 , 164, 165, 166 , 167 , 169, 176 , 177

Keyser, Harold-82 , 129 , 178, 179

Keyser , Kathy-Bl , 82 , 146 , 147

Keyser , Steven-97, 171 , 177

Ki n g, Jerry-82, 162

King , Lois-97, 126

King , Marietta-12, 49 , 120, 130 , 142

King , Mildred-49, 71

Kirby , Diane-49 , 120 , 142 , 145, 207

Kirk , Terry-49 , 60 , 126

Kirke nda ll , Kenneth-97

Kirc h ne r, Rexanna-97 , 122

Kiser , Mary-97

Kleeb , Ann-71 , 204

Kle in, Dennis-82, 120

Klippert , Kirk-82, 172

Kluska , John-43 , 49 , 121

Knight , Cynthia-97

Knight, Ja mes- 77 , 82 , 113 , 164 , 167, 176 , 188

Knight , Kristine-13 , 49 , 130 , 142 , 144 , 148, 149 , 207

Knight , Mary Jo-97 , 122 , 207 , 212

Knight , Sally-97 , 116

Knoble , Gary-71

Kndlenberg , Shirley-97

Knudsen , Terry-SO

Knudtson , Jim-SO , 150, 154 , 156 , 203

Kn utson , Beverly-97

Kobza , Alois-97

Koch , Don-SO, 126

Koehne , Lynda-82

Koenig , Rodney-82, 173 , 179

Koenig , Sandra-97 , 116 , 146

Kohler , Mary Ann-28, 50 , 114 , 142 , 196

Kollman , Jane-SO

Koll man, Robbie-82

Koontz, Dennis-SO, 180

Kors , Karen-12 , 71, 72 , 120 , 130

Krejci, Lyn-82 , 126 , 199

Krieger , Tom-SO , 201

Kringle, Connie-97

Kringel , Don-SO , 134

Kroeger , Kay-82 , 121 , 116

Kroeger , Thomas-97, 171, 181

Krogh , Rickey-88 , 174

Krohn , Cheryl-75 , 80 , 83, 116 , 120 , 131 , 210

Krohn. Nancv-80. 83 , 116 , 122

:Krumm , Roger-SO

Kruse , Carol-SO , 126, 142

Kucera , Catherine-97

Kudlacck , Teena-BO, 83 , 85, 122 , 131 , 201

Kuebler, John-88

Kumpula, Duane-97

Kumpla, Harry-88

Kunkee , Gary-97

Kunkee , Mike-SO, 120

Ku nke e, Steve-97 , 118 , 119

Ku nzm an , James-SO

Kyles, Doug-37 , 48 , 49, 50, 72, 137 , 150 , 154, 156 , 177

Kyles , Steve-83, 150, 154, 158, 173, 176

Lagrone , William-83 , 121 , 150, 178

Laher, Frank-SO , 150, 154, 158, 173

Lahodny , Judy-SO , 142 , 146, 147

Lahodney, Peggy-97 , 134 , 146

Lamberson , Allan-SO , 121

Lamberson , BeaAnne-97

Lambert , Steven-83, 126

Lamborn , Steve-83

Lamont , Thomas-97

Lamson, Diane-97 , 128 , 207

Lamson, Donald-83, 128 , 134, 172

Lange , David-SO , 115 , 150

Larsen, Linda-SO , 72, 120, 137 , 142 , 200

Larson , James-97

Laughlin , Steve-97 112 , 113

Laursen, Michael-98

Law , Diane-83 , 122

Laws, Larry-83 , 174, 175

Lawson , Eura ina-98

Leach, Terry-83, 114

Leacock, Darrell-98

Leader, Helen-SI , 142

Lear, David-83 , 126

Leavitt , Pamela-98 , 146

Leavitt, Robert-SI, 72 , 115 , 119, 129 , 180 , 206

Lebsack, John-98

Lee , Laura-98

Lee , Marilyn-9 , 80 , 83 , 116 , 137, 209

Lehi, Rick-83

Lehi, Sandra-BO , 83

Lehr, Charlene-SI , 117 , 142, 206

Lehr, Cra ig-98

Leisher , Elizabeth-98 , 117, 122

Leisher , Gail-81 , 83 , 116 , 117

Leishman , Susan-Bl , 83

Leja , Violeta-98 , 146

Lentfer , Linda-SI , 72

Lentz , James-98

Leopold, Phyllis-BO , 83

Leslie , Dennis-83 , 127 , 162 ,

179

Letheby , Susan-SI, 72 , 120, 142 , 194

Leverson , Karen-29 , 98 , 116 ,

146

Lew is , John -9 8, 172 , 177

Lewis , Ron-51

Lichty, Harold-98

Lichty , Vicki-Bl , 83 , 116, 204

Lien , Nancy-98 , 146

Lindberg, Carol-98

Linder , Connie-Bl, 83 , 116

Lindquist , Clair-98

Lindsay , John-SI , 72 , 73 , 120, 205

Linnaus , Linda---51 , 52 , 126 , 142

Lippert , James-SI, 178 , 179

Lisle , Linda-83

Little , Connie-BO, 83 , 116 , 126

Little Thunder , Steven- 98

Liver s , Steven-SI , 126 , 127, 199

Livingston , Clifto n -S I, 109 , 164 , 16 6, 167, 168 , 180

Liv ingston , Loraine-Bl , 83 , 188

Lockhart , Larry-SI , 72 , 131 , 139 , 150 , 154 , 159 , 179

Long , Carol-BO , 83 , 146

Longmore , Linda - SI , 122 , 130, 142, 144

Looker , Ronnie Sue-98 , 116 , 128 , 132 , 135

Loos, Co nnie-98

Loos , Craig-SI , 173

Loos , Cynthia-SI

Loos, Terry-83 , 129

Loos , Mike-83 , 127 , 151, 165, 179

Loos , Paul-98 , 196

Loos , Randy-83 , 120

Loos, Sheryl-98

Lortz , Lucky-71

Lortz , Tom-51

Lowe , Mike-51 , 62 , 72 , 115 , 209

Luedtke , Jerri-BO , 83 , 131

Luedtke , Robert-33, 51 , 150 , 154 , 158

Luedtke, Tom-12 , 52 , 72, 206

Lux, Linda-98 , 118 , 119

Lyman, David-52 , 54 , 150 , 154 , 158

Lyman , Peggy-98

Lyon , Terry-83, 126

Lyons, Cheryl-IDS

McAdams , Susan-52, 70 , 121 , 142 , 211 , 213

McCarter , Timothy-98

McCawley , John-105

McClure , Greg-83, 118, 119, 128

McConkey , Gaye-98, 122

McConnell , Jimmy-88

McCord , David-52, 150, 160, 161

McCormick, Carol-88

McCoy , Claudia-99 , 122

McCoy, Michael-52 , 72

McCunn , Steve-83

McDiffett , Cheryl-52, 142, 146

McGill , Suzanne-52 , 72

McGill, W anda-99

McGinnis, Debra-105

McGlinn , Pam-80 , 83

McGovern, Jack-105

McGrew, Catherine-52, 72 , 142 , 145 , 149, 208

McKay , Greg-83 , 121 , 125 , 134

McKernan , Janice-99 , 146

McKinney, Margaret-99

McKinney , Michael-83

McLaughlin , Richard-83

McMahon, David-83 , 126 , 127

McMurtry , Cletus-83 , 174

McVey , Carol-71

McVey, Dennis-99

Mabin , Ruth-99

Madison , Floyd-83 , 126

Madsen , John-53 , 193

Madsen, Tom-99 , 193

Magnusson , Katherine-IDS

Magorian , Jerry-53

Mahaney, John-88

Mahlman , Robert-53

Malcolm , Donald-99

Manley , Peggy-53 , 120 , 142

Mann , David-83 , 150, 157 , 170

Manske , Georgia-53 , 72 , 121 , 142 , 146 , 200

Markle , Steven-83 , 120

Marlow, Jay-71

Marple, Gerald-99 , 163 , 171 , 196

Masque and Gavel-128

Martin , Brock-53 , 121 , 173

Martin, Cheryl-53 , 136, 142, 212

Martin , Donna-99 , 116, 126 , 148 , 149

Martin , Jeanette-IDS

Mart in, Ro nald-83, 210

Martin , Scott-53

Matson , Wynne-Bl , 83 , 205

Mason , Lin da-99 , 116 , 122 , 146

Matthews , Dianne-IDS

Matthews, Rhonda-99

Maul , Tom-53 , 72

Maupin , Mary Jo-99, 122 , 125 , 197

Maus , Suzan-28 , 99

May , Cheryl-99

May Day-111

Mayfield , Diana-54 , 142

Mays , William-83

Mazour , Jim-104

Medley , Mark-83 , 126 , 162 , 179

Meehan, Jerry-83

Meehan , Thomas-83

Meents , Danie l-99 , 163

Meents, Mike-54 , 200

Meierhenry , A nn-83, 116 , 131

Melichar , James-99

Melichar , Larry-83 , 162

Melichar, Ron-54

Menebroker , Charlotte-99

Menefee, Barry-54 , 120

Menefee Denice-99

Meng , Linda-54 , 122, 142, 149

Merrill , David-99

Merrill , Marsha-99 , 127, 134

Merritt , Don-99

Mertes , Sheryl-BO , 83 , 116 , 135

Mertz , Debbie-83

Mertz , Robert-99

Mess in g , Dianne-81 , 83 , 148 , 149

Metcalf , Alan-54 , 129, 179

Metz , Karen-81 , 83 , 148 , 149

Milam, Terri-54, 142

Miller , David-99

Miller , Gary-IDS

Miller , Jim H.-54

Miller , Ji m L.-71

Miller , Mike-55

Miller , Ralph-99

Miller, Sandra-105

Miller, Saundra-Bl , 83 , 14 6

Miller , Steve-83

Miller, Sue-83

Miller, Virg inia-83

Milles on , Tanya-55

Mills , Don-83 , 150 , 162

Mill s , George-55 , 72, 73 , 206

Mills , Joyce-55, 116

Milton, Janice-99, 146

Mineque , Nat alia-55 , 74 , 112 , 113, 11 6, 128 , 134, 142

Miner, Galen-99 , 171 , 207

Mitchell, Fran k-55 , 72 , 173

Mitchell , Gerry-99 , 173

Miffitt, Kathe rine-55 , 72 , 116 , 142

Mohall , Ge ra ld-100 , 163, 171 177

Mohall , Larry Michael-83 , 113

Moock, Nancy-Bl, 83 , 116 , 128

Moock , Thomas-100 , 163

Mook , Janeen-28, 40 , 55 , 142

Moomau , Walter-100

Moore, Barbara-100 , 116 , 127 , 134

Moore, Marilou-100 , 116

Morell , Mike-55 , 150, 154 , 158

Morell , Patr ic k-100 , 163 , 173 , 212

Morford , Larry-83 , 173 , 177

Mo r gan , Mike-56

Morgaridge , Joyce-56 , 120

Morlok, Terry-84 , 126

Morlok, William-56 , 120

Morris, Claire-100 , 116

Morris, Claud ia-100 , 116

Morrison , Marcia-100 , 112 , 122 , 212

Morrison , Steve-71

Morrissey, Carol-100

Morton, Alice-71 , 116 , 121

Morton, Lorella-56

Mozdzen , Ruth-56 , 72 , 142 , 146 , 147

Mueller , Rose-100

Muenchau , William-84

Munford , Jeffrey-100 , 170

Murphy , Danny-84 , 190

Murphy , Patricia-BB

Murrell , Derald-100

Murrell , Warren-100

Mutz , Ke n- 84

Myers Kathleen-100

N Club-150 Na hle y, Carolyn-56 , 69 , 116 , 142

Naus lar , Terry-56

Ne al, Carol-56 , 72 , 121 , 130 , 142

Neider ho use, Lon-56 , 180

Neim an , Bradford-IDS

Nelson, Barbara-100 , 116

N elson , Ralph-84 , 126 , 162 , 212

Nemy er , Keith-84 , 114

Ne ss , Linda-57 , 128 , 132

Ness , Velma-57 , 116

Nev in, Lynne-100

Ne wburn , Susan-84

Ne wcomb, Nancy-57 , 11 6 , 117, 142

Newe ll , Lizbeth-57 , 142 , 146

Ne well , Lovilia-100

N ewlon , Philip-57 , 150 , 172

N ewman , Esther-84

Newstrom , Bill-57 , 120, 125 , 21 2

Ne wstrom , Joan-100

N FL-118

N ichelson , Gary-100, 118 , 119, 172

Nic k ell, Douglas-JOO

Nic olai, Sandra-84 , 116 , 120 , 123 , 125

Ni ede r haus, Steve-84, 121

Niederhaus, Tim-100 , 206

Nielsen , Judy-80 , 84 , 116

Niel son , Dennis-88, 212

Nietfel dt , Joseph-88

Nighteng ale , Leslie-100

Ninnem an , Carol-100

No rdmeyer , James-JOO

Nordmeyer, Lee Karen-81 , 84 , 131

Northeastern Staff-138 , 139

Nort hrup , Kat hleen-100

Norwood, Barbara-100

Norwo od , Frank-100

Norwood , Mary-57 , 142

Nutt, Nancy-10 0

Oakes , Melissa-BB , 115 , 127

Obert, Judith-100

Obrecht, Jaime-88 , 162 , 173 , 177

Office Personnel-

Oqier, H ilda-8 4 , 122

O'Hare , Steve-57 , 63

Olive r , Bob-58 , 128 , 134

Ol ive r , Jan i ce-105

Oliver , Linda-100

Ollson, Ken ne th-100

Ollson , Marjorie-SB , 116 , 142 , 146 , 210

Olson, Artyce-58 , 72

Olson , Lin da-88

Olson , Richard-8 4, 89 , 112 , 113 162 , 170, 176

One- Act Pla y s-134 , 135

Operetta-12 4, 125

Opp , Bill-84 , 150 , 174 , 193

Opp , Roger-84

Orduna Diane-88

Orduna , Fred- 100 , 179

Ore Mary-88 , 126 , 127

Orr , John-100

Orr , Ronnie-84

Orsi. Herna n -7 , 40 , 58 , 112 , 113 , 127

Ostwinkle , Pete-58 , 173

Otto , Steve-SB , 193

O wen, Will iam-100

Owens , Diane-100

Owens, Joe-100 , 163

Packett , Virgil-36 , 43 , 58 , 110 , 112 , 113 , 121 , 134 , 173 , 204 , 212

Page , Ka n dice-100

Parker , Alfred-100

Parker , Cheryl-100

Parker , Larr y-9 , 58 , 72 , 150 , 154 , 160 , 161

MacDowell , Mary-7 , 99, 127

McAdams , Connie-52 , 130, 142 , 144 , 145, 204

McAdams , Patricia-SI , 83 , 204

Meng , Mark-99 , 163

Mercer , Rex-83, 150, 164, 167 , 176

Merrill , Corinne-54 , 72 , 73 , 121 , 138 , 142 , 208

Ne lson , James-100

Ne ls on , Jim-57

Ne ls on , Judy-100, 127 , 198

Nel son , Kay-80 , 84

Nels on , Max - 100

Parks , Neoma-84

Parks , Rac hel-88

Paro , Kendra-100 , 11 6, 146

P arr ott , Kathy-79 , 80 , 84 , 121 , 205

Smith , Patricia Ann-88

Smith , Patricia Diane-80 , 86, 126

Sm it h , Sandra-103

Smith , Sandra Jean-64

Smithey , Robert-103

Snyder , Dennis-86 , 131, 133 , ' 135, 162

Snyder , Keith-64 , 126

Snyder, Stanley-103

Snyder , William-64 , 115

Soflin , John-103

Somerhiser , Judith-103

Sorrells, Cherry-103

Sovereign , Darrell-103 , 163

Spahn , Randall-103 , 163

Spahn , Sandra-86 , 117

Spath , Delores-103 , 191

Spell , Mary-103

Spelts , Sharon~64 , 142 , 202

Spie r, Gary-86

Spinar , Don-64 , 126

Splain , Douglas-71

Springer , Terrance-64

Spurgin , Barry-86 , 211

Staberg , Nancy-78, 81, 86 , 112 , 121

Stamp , Vicki-103

Standley , Linda-86

Stanley , Bob-71, 120, 205

Stansbury , Barbara-77 , 78 , 86 , 112, 122, 131, 207

Stansbury , Linda-36 , 64 , 72 , 108, 113, 120 , 130 , 140 , 141, 142 , 207

Staples , Carolyn-I 03, 209

Starita , Joe-86 , 112 , 170 , 17 6

Stark ,, Sharon-64

Stark , Sherri-71

Starkey , Lloyd-64

Starlin , Joseph-103 , 163

Stava , Mark-103

Stearns , Don-64

Steenbarger , Gary-103 , 163 , 171, 179

Steinke , Bill-86 , 113 , 162

Stephen , Lorna-64 , 137 , 142 , 212

Stephens Michael-103

Stevens , Bill-86 , 162

Stewart , Betty-I 03

Stewart , Chris-81 , 86

Stewart Rondo-64

Stiles , Judy-BO , 86

St iner, Thomas-103

Stith, Linda-86

Stiverson , Peggy-28 , 103

Stokes , Arthur-103

Stokke, Jay-105

Stokke, Lynn-64

Stoner , Paula-64

Stotts , Ellen-65 , 121

Strain, Lucinda-86

Strain , Margaret-103, 122

Strayer , Danny-65

Streeter , Michael-103

Streitwieser , Susan-103 , 118, 119 , 128, 193

Stroh, Linda-103

Struble , Charles-86

Struble , James-103 , 128

Stucker , Jacqueline-88 , 116

Student Council-I 12 , 113

Stutzman , Gary-88

Stutzman, James-104 , 170

Stutzman , Paula-81, 86

Sullivan , Richard-104

Summers, Dennis-56 , 65 , 72 , 150 , 154 , 158

Summers Wayne-86 , 112, 113, 150, 154, 156, 160 , 170 , 176

Sutliff, Jean-104

Sutter , Carl-104

Sutter, Charles-65

Sutton, Richard-53 , 65, 72, 115, 139, 150 , 172, 205

Swanson Jane-65, 72 , 73 , 128, 132, 136, 142

Swanson , Ken-65 , 173, 183

Swartz , Cynthia-77 , 80, 86 , 121, 123, 131

Swartz , John-65, 121

S ylve ster , Dennis-104, 170, 176

TTalbert, Linda-105

Talbot, Larry-104

Talbott , Philip-6 , 65 , 149, 150 , 172 , 183

Talbott , Donna-6, 104

Talley, Beverly-65 , 71

Tautfest, Alvin-65 , 126, 210

Tautfest , Andrew-65 , 12 6, 210

Taylor , Mark-86, 150 , 172

Tays , Susan- 65 , 120, 142 , 146

Teal , Ga yla-53 , 65 , 120 , 142 , 145, 148 , 149 , 195

Teet , Kathr yn-1 04

Tetherow , Tom-65

Thacker , Bob-37 , 65 , 112, 113 , 119 , 120 , 124 , 128, 133 , 138

Thaller, Harry-104

Tharnish , Dan-65

Tharnish , Dick- 65

Tharnish , Rayma-81, 86 , 87 , 131

Thiellen , Steven-104, 163, 177

Thomas , Herbert-104

Thomas , Robert-I 04, 172

Thompson , Robert Charles86 , 178 , 179

Thompson , Stephen-104

Thompson , Terry-86

Thompson , Larry-66 , 121

Thompson, Tom (Howard )-66 , 120 , 150 , 154 , 159 , 195

Thomson , Linda-81 , 86 , 146 , 147

Thomson , Wanda-BO , 86 , 146

Thorwall , Brenton-86 , 129

Thurber Tom-8 6, 150 , 173

Tipton , Cheryl-BO , 86 , 121, 131

Tische , Diana-66 , 121 , 130 , 142 , 201

Tische , Jim-6 6, 150 , 181

Todd , Edw in-I 04

Tompsett , Thomas-87

Topliff , Paul-66 , 72 108 112 , ISO , 154 , 156 , 158 , 164 , 166 , 169 176 , 177 , 203

Torell , An n- 40 , 66 , 122 , 142

Torell , Robert-104, 126

Towns , Joe-66

Townsend , Thomas Edward87 , 126 , 129

Townsley , James-88

Townsley , Ruth-66, 142

Tramdachs , Andris-104 , 116

Traver, David-66 , 211

Travis , Linda-67

Travis Shirley-IDS

True Thomas-104 177

Tubman . David-105

Tupa Alvin-67 120

Tupa Kathy-80 , 87

Tu rnabou t Royalty-! IO

Turner , Glen-104

Turner, Gredon-104 , 129

Turner , Harriet-87 , 129

Tw iehaus H erbert-67

Tw iehaus , Louise-104, 122 ,

Urich , Judy-87

VVanArsdall , Donald-104 , 163

VanCleave , Karen-87 ,

VanHorn , Peggy- 104, 122 , 133

VanHorn , Rand i-104

Vercellino , Ann-67 , 142 , 191

Vercellino , Joe-105 , 171

Vifquain, Brenda-104 , 113 , 127 , 197

Vifquain , Gary-67 , 120 , 151 , 154, 158

Voelker , Roger-BB

Voelker , stephen-105

Vohnout , Gary-87, 179

Vosika , Jackie-68 , 122 , 142

Vosika , Patty-68

Voyles , Phill i p-68 , 126

wWagner , Jean-68, 142

Wagner , Linda-88

Waldman , Susan-104 , 116, 122

Waldron , Linda-104

Walker , Fran cis-68

Walker , Gary-68

Walker , Ronnie-68 , 208

Wall , Marcia-68 , 72 , 116 , 127 , 142 , 146

Walla , James-104

Wallace , Valerie-81 , 87 , 121, 210

Wallen , Dixie-81, 87 134 146

Waller , Do~othy-68 , i09, 112 , 130 , 140 , 141 , 142 , 149

Wall in g , Elle n-BB

Walters , Beverly-104'

Walters , Carol-68 , 127 , 201

Walters , Delores-68 , 72 , 142

Walters , Nina-87 , 201

Walters , Peggy-81 , 87, 116, 146

Walton , Dennis-104

Walton , Kenneth-104

Warboys , Lila-104

Ward , Milton-104 , 163

Ward , William-87 , 173

Ware , John (Rick)-68

Warkow , Bob-68 , 121, 200

Warner, Nancy-68 , 126, 199

Warner , Robert-104, 179

Warren , Robert-87

Waterhouse , John-105 , 115

Watkins , Eric-68 , 116 , 173 , 178 , 179

Watson , Ga il-104

Watson Harvey-87 , 126 , 129

Watts , Cindy-68 , 142

Watts , Patti-79 , 81 , 87 , 123

Way , Charles-IDS , 179

Way , Frank-29 , 87

Weber , Katl;iryn-68 , 126 , 142

Weber , Linda-68, 142

Weber , Sharon-BO , 87, 126

Weber , Terry-105

Weber , Wanda-28 105

Webster , James-105, 163 , 171

Weckman , Rodney-87 , 126

Wedberq , Carol-69 , 126 , 142 , 146, 211

Wedgwood , Diane-105, 122

Weekly , Georgeann-105 , 203

Weers , Cheryl-87

W eers , Karen Jean-105

Wells , David-69 , 182

Welsh , Robert-105 , 163

Wenant, Herbert-87

Wendel, Mary-87

Wendell , Rick-88

Wentink , Lynnette-87 , 131

Wenz , Dale-8 8

We n z, Paul-66 , 69 , 72 , 73

Wertz , Dennis-69

West , Bryan-IDS

West , Gweneth-69 , 72, 120, 125 , 142

Wes co tt , Michael-105

Wes tfall , Gary-69 , 126 , 174

W es tlir: g , Carol-IDS

W est. ing , Ernie-31 , 88

Westover , Karen-70 , 142

W e stover, Ruthie-IDS

Westrick, Terry-105 , 173

Wewee , Bill-88 , 174

W ewee, Dav id-71

Wey e rs Donald-105

We y e rs, Larry-IDS

Whale n , Larry-105

Whalen , Steve-BB

Wheatley , William-88

Wheatly , Doris-70 , 72 , 142

White , Cheryl-105 , 122, 149

White , Janelle-78 , 80 , 87 , 122 , 128 , 131 , 134 , 210

Wh itham , Karen-105

W ie ker , Ann Marie-70

W ilcox , Linda-70 , 120 , 142

Wilken , Debbie-69 , 71

W il kin , Steven-70 , 126

Williams , Robert-70 , 72 , 115 , 126

Williams , Ronnie-87 , 162 , 173 , 176, 190

Wilson , Be verly-70, 74 , 116 , 118, 119 , 126 , 142 , 148 , 209

Wil son, Delores Diane-70 , 116, 142

Wilson , Mary-81 , 87 , 146 , 148 , 149

Wilson , Randy- 105 , 112 , 170 , 181

Wilson , Richard-105, 173

W in chester , Jim-105

W in get , Lanora - Bl , 88 , 122, 210

W ingrove , Edward-105 , 163, 179 , 200

Winter , Waldo-BB , 150, 154 , 160 , 164 , 167, 169

Wismer , Judy-81 , 88 , 126, 128 135 , 148 , 149

Wisehart , Raymond-70

Witherby , Paul-103 , 105, 113 , 163, 170 , 177

Witten , Brenda-105 , 207

Witten , Sh irley-70 , 130, 142 , 190

Wittstruck Gary-13 , 70 , 203

Woerner , Edwin-105 , 115

Wolfe , Cindy-70 108 , 113 , 120 , 130, 140 , 141 , 142

Wolfe , Jane-80 , 88 , 122

Wolfe , Jeannine-71, 142

Wolff , Jennie-IDS , 122

Wollen , Christ\ ne-105

Woodr uff, Cheryl-IDS

Woodrum , Peggy-79 , 80 , 88 , 112 l 13 , 149

Woodrum, Caren-105

Woolman , Larry-71

York Gregg-88 , 128 , 134 , 180 , 205

Worley , Donald-IDS , 204

Wright , Donald-IDS

Ubben David-104 , 173

Umphreys , David-87 , 172

Underwood , Bette-67 , 116, 142

Unger, Connie-67 , 130 , 142, 190

Upton , Karen-104

Upton, Linda-87

Upton, Susan-67, 122 , 142, 194

Urbom , Carol-104

Urbom, Richard-67

W eiberg , Cathleen-69 , 191

We ic hbrodt , Bonnie-88

Weiler , Sandra-105

Weiler, Sherry-69 , 136 , 142 , 188 197 , 212 , 213

We in dorf Dean Wallace-IDS , 163, 179

Welander . Lona-88

Welch , Marilyn-BO , 87

Wells , Bradley-69, 120

Wright , Terry-71 , 209

Yates , Stan-71 , 127, 174

Yearley , Mike-71, 115 , 126

Young, Cliff-88 , 172 , 176

Young , Linda-105

Young , Phillis-Bl, 88, 126, 199

Young , Ron-88 , 120, 174

Young, Shirley-BO , 88, 114 , 121

Young , Bill-88 , 172 , 180

Zanderholm , Sam-105

Zepf, Jim-71

zZier , Dennis-105

Zimmerman , Gary-71

Zimmerman , Kenneth-71 , 210

Zimmerman , Mike-26 , 69, 71 ,

Faculty and Administration

Adams, Mrs. Marjorie-20, 114

Atkins, Miss Ruth-20

Auld , Dr Gertrude-21

Ball , Dr. Arzell-18

Bauer , Mr. Art-20, 150, 154, 157, 182

Berka, Mr Melvin-20

Bennet, Mrs . Norma-123

Boiler, Mr. Evan-20, 129

Bowlin, Mrs Beryl-21

Boyd, Miss Norma-21

Bruner, Mr. George-21

Burnham, Miss Mary-21

Butler, Miss Nancy-21 , 26

Cafeteria Personnel-31

Cech , Mrs Sharon-21, 28

Coleman, Mr Watson-21, 26, 205

Colerick , Mr Richard-21

Collister , Mrs Ermal-

Crozier, Mr Lynn-21

Custodial Staff-31

Doepke , Mr Charles-21, 92, 136 , 154 , 180

Dolezal , Miss Margaret-22

Dunlap, Miss Helen-22

Eisenhart , Mrs Lynn-22, 145

Els, Mr Robert-22, 162 , 179, 183

Ferguson, Mrs GraceFowler, Mrs Mary-22 Fredstrom, Mr. Claire-22, 183 Galloway, Mr Bernard-I 7, 22, 95, 205

Gast , Mrs Mary Jean-22 , 25

Harper, Mr Charles-22 , 52, 135

Hedke , Mrs Jean-22, 28 , 146, 147 Hester, Mr. Max-23, 178, 179 Hiza , Mr John-23 , 29

Hubka, Mrs. Helen-30

Hughes , Mrs Marlys-23, 25, 137 , 139

Ingwerson , Mrs Mary-23, 144, 145

Jacoby , Mrs Mabel-23 , 25 James , Mr Robert-23

Jeffery , Mr. Ellis-23 , 115

Johnson , Mr Ed-23 , 164, 168

Kelley , Mrs Linelle-23 , 28

Kidd , Mr Tom-23 , 26, 174

Kleckner, Mrs Ida-23 Kos , Mrs Barbara-23

Krause , Mrs. Helen-24 , 28 , 114

Leatherman , Mr Keith-24

Limbeck, Mrs. Helen-

Maher, Mrs Ula-24

Maly , Mr William-24

Mason , Mr Lawrence-24

Mather , Mr Lloyd-24, 29

McCormick , Mr John-24

McIntyre , Mr. John-173

Moore , Mr . Barry-19

Morgan , Mrs. Lana-24

Mueller, Mr A J -24, 118 , 181

Nagele, Mr. Richard-25

Oehri n g , Mr Gerry-162 , 174

Olson, Mr Franklin-25 , 129

Pav e y , Mrs Selma-30

Plum , Mrs Dorothea-25

Reeder , Mrs El izabeth-25 , 135

Re ed e r , Mr Robert-21 , 25 , 115

Resz , Mr. Robert-25 , 115

Richards , Mrs. Mildred-25

Rush , Mr George-25 , 63

Rutherford , Mrs. Grace-24

Schmad e ke , Mr Lloyd - 25

S c huerman , Mr Norbert-19

S c hulz , Mr Duane-25, 29 , 126 , 127 , 130

Advertiser's Index

A-1 Linoleum and Floor Covering-198

Anderson 's Studio-202

Arena Roller Rink-213

Arleen's Suburban Salon-210

Auto Sales-211

Bayless, Bob, Barbers-211

Ben Franklin-201

Bernie ' s Place-204

Bethany IGA-202

Bethany Supply , Inc -206

Bill & Tony's IGA-211

Carlton 's Shoe Store-201

Citizens State Bank-188

Colonial Inn-210

Community Saving Stamp Co. -212

Congress lnn-209

Conover' s Texaco Service-211

Cool Crest Links-192

Cotner Drive In-204

Christensens Electric Appliances-212

Dairy Queen , Cotner-186

Dairy Queen No 3-209

Dairy Sweet-205

Dalebrook-189

Dean's Conoco-204

Dean's Phillips 66-208

Derby Station-205

Dick's Apco Service-207

DuTeau Chevrolet Co -196

D-X Service-212

Edholm and Blomgren Photo-

graphers-195

84th & 0 Drive-In Theater-203

Elce & Son Book Binders-208

Exon 's Inc. - 197

Explorer Post-194

FM Supply Company-199

Fairmont Foods Company-212

First National Bank & Trust Co .-196

Fleetwing Service-197

Gates-Kn ight Insurance Agency-207

Gordon & Morgan Machine Co -208

Gould , Del, Meats-202

Green Furnace & Plumbing Co.-199

Hamilton-Schmieding Studios -191

Hanna 's Champlin Service206

Havelock Conoco-209

Havelock Insurance Co -210

Havelock Meats , Inc.-193

Havelock National Bank-191

Havelock Pharmacy-206

Hinky Dinky Stores-190

Holmes Grocery & Market199

Hood Lumber Company-209

Hunter Television-Radio Repair-204

International Super Stores200

Ira's Top Shop-203

Joyo Theater-202

Karen ' s Magic Mirror-197

Karnes Dry Goods-206

Kingscrest Drive-In Restaurant -201

Kings Drive In-l97

King 's Food Hosts USA-187

Lar r y ' s Barber Shop-208

Le o n ard 's Mobil Service-206

Li n coln School of Commerce196

Low e Brothers , lnc.-209

McAdams Studio-211

McCart n ey's Service-205

McKee & Williams - 190

Mary's Bethany Terrace Salon -201

Mary 's Dari Sweet-211

Mayo Drug Store-209

Merle ' s Home Bake Shop-205

Me alhow Standard Station210

Meek Lumber Company- 200

Mohawk Cap & Gown Co195

National Bank of Commerce203

Ne braska Book Store-195

Nelson Construction Co -198

Norris Fina Service-207

Northeast Lanes Bowling-205

Owens Arthur Studio-204

112, 113, 150, 151, 164 , 167, 196 , 212

Zimmerman, Sheila-IDS, 122 146 , 202

Seng , Mr. Leroy-26 , 170 , 176

Shaver , Miss Elizabeth-16 , 26

Short, Mrs Vietta-26, 149, 151

Shumard , Miss Audria-I 7, 26

Simon, Mr Frank-26

Smith , Miss lsabelle-17, 27

Snook, Mrs Velma-27, 120, 124

Spadafore , Mr Gerald-27

Stednitz , Mrs Margaret-27

Taylor , Mr Harland-19 , 112, 113

Thomas , Mr Buren-27 , 85

Vifquain , Mrs . Dorothy-25 , 27

Wagner , Mr Robert - 27

Wall , Mr Kenneth-27 , 172 , 177

Watkins , Dr Steven-18

Watt , Mr Keith - 27 , 115 , 204

W otters , Mrs Frances-I 9, 78

W i lcox , Mrs Judy-27 , 141

Willemsen , Mr He nr y-27 , 163 , 171

Wilson , Mr Douglas-27 , 115

W ilson , Mrs. Viv ian-27

W itt , Mrs Lucille-

Wohlers , Mr Robert-27

Young , Mr Alwyn-27

Parrish Motor Co 212

Pa tio Restaurant-200

Plaza Bowl-210

Plaza Drug Co -207

Reece & Sybil School of Hairdressing-188

Rhodens Phillips 66-205

Roberts Dairy-207

Save-a-more Service Station208

Schmoller & Mueller Piano Co. -212

Skyline Dairy-192

Snooker Bowl-193

Steven Credit Jewelers-196

Sup e r 10-204

T & M Construction Co -200

Ted ' s Body Shop-198

Tony's Ranch Bowl-213

Townsend Photograph Studio -206

Triangle TV Inc -207

Turek Shoes-194

Tyrrells Flowers-203

Umberger ' s Ambulance Service-194

United Typewriter & Office Equip Co -195

Vance Jewelers-198

Varsity Drug-208

Victory Cleaners-210

Weaver Potato Chip Co -194

Williams Recording Service199