High school ... a period of years which spans a lifetime involvement is offered absorption according to the individual rewards to the excellent favorable times compete with misfortunes to be etched in memories time slips away the elusive now what was now - is then to be viewed criticized remembered.
Unity parents, teachers students, friends join to function as a body a common goal to search andfind knowledge sharing together.
Determination, dedication conflict , competition indecision- what comes next? who cares? what happens if we just get out? confusion moratorium who said it had to be done that way? breakthrough man on the moon discovery achievements something has to be done challenge.
-Interest activities conformity, desire success - to be the best what have we got to lose? joy of accomplishment, bitterness of defeat endurance opponents,friendships one year a wrinkle in time ,......,."__,,.... culminating thoughts with a kaleidoscope of events all leave their distinct mark after consideration nothing is seen,felt but an imprint.
imprints of the crowd
Seniors experience an active, fun-filled year
The final and most hectic year for the Class of '70 was spent in a variety of activities. Emotions and sounds distinguished this class from all the rest-the laughter, the cries of approval over royalty, the depression of defeat , the tears of happiness , the dawning boredom of the final year- no longer caring about grades, the gay faces at
school dances, the agony of monotonous homework and the impossibility of continuing the same old routine. Every senior at sometime during the year had these feelings ,· but when all was cast aside, they still felt the pride of being the class on top. It was great, but being a senior was a lot of work, too! There were tests,
Linda
Rick
Donna
Marija
James
Steve
applications for scholarships and loans and plans for the future to be made. Days were spent listening to college speakers and guidance teachers, trying to arrange the confusion. All these memorable times led to the final goal of a LN 1970 senior ... graduation.
Jerry
Keith
Steve
KathfBasler
Tom da s
Greg Ahlman
Ron Alber
Jud y Alb ert
Russel Alberts
Anderson
Anderson
Anson
Mike Argello
Armanovs
Armintrout
Avey
Stephen Baer
Ball
Ball
Ballard
Bob Barnett
Peggy Barnhill
Ann Bartlett
Aloris Bauers
Susan Bauers
William Beck
Kathleen Becker
Dean Belka
Joyce Ben ~sh
Stephen Beran
Randy Bergfeld
Sandy Bergman
Mike Bergstraesser
Jackie Berry
Acie Bettinger
Mary Bettinger
Brenda Bickford
Larry Bird
Taping black and white streamers to cars, honking horns all the way to KLMS and screaming cheers over the radio, all make up a Rocket car rally.
Ivan Broman
Mike Brooks
Linda Brown
Peggy Brown
Terry Carter
Becky Catlett
Jan Cejka
Rachelle Cha ppell
Jim Corning
1lik e Crear
St eve Cromer
Virginia Crounse
Gary Culver
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Maury Damkroger
Teresa Danner
Alan Darr
Janene Darr
Jeanne Davis
Larry Dawson
Seniors Ed Weir and Scott Knight speed up their math assignments by using the new computer.
Glen Densberger
Gbac.uw e Ui tl[l cll
Sue Doughty
Mi ke D,r aba !J,1
Vicki Dragosh
Rich Drapal
Dale Durst
Terry Ebben
Susan Edwards
Authur Eisenman
Jerry Ellis
John Els
Delora Eppens
John Esquivel
Sandi Essman
Catlett flaps as a "roaring twenties" cheerleader in a skit presented by
Becky
Rockettes at the Bellevue football rally.
Jane Fager
Cathy Farr
Dave Ferguson
John Fischer
Annette Flock
Cheryl Fowler
Linda Frain
Mike Franson
Helen Frerking
[ ois Fritts
Frank Funk
Jim Furrer
Cheryl Gage
Bob Gammel
Dennis Garbers
Tom Gedwi I lo
Deborah Gergens i e§.
Ca ttiy'1ITase r
Rick Gochnour
Jan Gossard
Les Gossman
Lonnie Graul
Ardelle Graven
Bob
John
Bill
Diane
Gary
Rod
Terry
Dave
Ed Grace
Peggy Green
Pamela Groat
Hahn
Hall
Rick Hall
Dick Hanneman
Hansen
Hansen
Hardt
Jack Hart
Hartman
Hartshorn
Hatfield
Debi Heffelfinger refreshes her memory on how to ride a tricycle for Rocket Revue.
Evelyn Hawkins
Dave Heacock
Debi Heffelfinger
Lynn Hinkel
Sally Hennin ger
Shirley Henriksen
Janis Hergert
Patti Herman
Jim Herpols~eimer
John Herste1n
Diane Hielen
Richard Hill
Lori Hiza
Larry Hladik
Cindy Hoffman
Dave Hofich
Steve Hollers
Candy Holmes
Steve Hood
Mary Hudzicki
Anita Hughes
Beth Hughes
Lyle Huston
Russ Huston
Michael Johnson
Reed Johnson
Robert Johnson
Vicki Johnson
Barbara Kaar
Dan Kahler
Mark Hutchins
Ken Inness
Ellen Isaacs
Pat James
Carol yn Janda
Sue Jansing
Ca roUens~
Sue Jessee
eff Jobe
Carla Johnson
Janice Johnson
Joyce Johnson
Seniors take time out from their class work to decorate Mr. Leatherman's Christmas tree.
First semester class officers Pam Bunn, Dick Hanneman, Jan Ceika and Jim Smith clown around a little before starting to work on the senior party.
Tom Adams, Cyndi Orr, Steve Westover and Scott Marshall, second semester officers, discuss class gift suggestions.
Linda Kalvoda
Rick Keane Keith Kennedy
Sue Kerrey Leila Keslar Kathy Ketterer
Rosemary Kinison
Cheryl Kirby
Randy Klimm Jeff Knight Scott Knight
Lynette Koehne
Pam Koranda
Bill Krejci
Karen Kleeb
Era of traditions, way out fashions, successful
Patty Herman and Gloria Witulski find the new maxi coats practical as well as attractive
Rockette members worked many long hours to make and hang 3000 locker signs for spirit week
Painting the bridge was one of the oldest traditions upheld by Northeast seniors
senior party highlighted fun-packed final year
Ellen Isaacs puts her DECA skills to work..
Seniors en;oyed games such as the sack race as well as dancing at their party.
Vicki Krogh
Gerald Kuehn
Dean Lahm
Janice Lamborn
Billie Lamson
Ron Landis
Doug Landstrom
Jan Layton
Randy Leach
Barbara Lear
Jeanne Lee
Mark Lehman
Donald Lentfer
Deni Lewis
San dy Li ght ner
Marty Lowe
Mary Ludden
Priscilla Luke
David Lux
Jeffrey Lyness
Senior Letterman Rick Hall displays the collection of signs placed on his locker before each game for good luck.
Jim Madsen
Jackie Markwardt
Jackie Marshall
Pam Marshall
Scott Marshall
Vicki Martin
Pa ul Mattern
Beth May
Vickie Mays
Charles McClure
Alan McConnell
1 1nda McGovern
Noreen McKin ney
Sandy Mehan
Judy Melichar
Ron Mellen
Mike Menck
Ray Menefee
Dale Merrill
Rick Mertz
Janice Metcalf
Jack Michels
Carol
Miller
Renee Mills
James Moock
One of the duties of first semester class secretary, Janet Cejka, is to change the data on the Rocket Docket.
St eve Mow n
Vicki Morris
Glen Muehlhausen
Pat Mur P.fu
Steve Neberman
Nancy Neis i us
Nancy Neiswanger
Ken Nellis
Georgia NewVille
Chris Nielsen
Kurt Nielsen
Tom Novak
Sally O ' Donnell
John O ' Keefe
Rich Olsen
Pat Olsen
Wanda Parks
Mary Peterson
Carol Pettet
Caron Pettet
Kim Phelps
Nancy Philippi
Sue Pickerel _
Chris Pickerill
Debbie Pierce
David Porter
Debi Porter
Randy Portsche
Jacque Prell
Russ Priess
Bruce Prohaska
Patsy Proctor
Monte Pueppke
Catherine Rada
Norajean Rasmussen
Cindy Rausch
Donna Ray
Mike Ray
Tim Rea
Wayne Rearick
Lynn Reinhart
Kathy Richard
Linda Ri pa
Debby Roberts
Jim Roberts
Rob Rohn
Wesley Rosenthal
Jan Ross
Mike Ross
Rae Rothe
Joyce Rudell
Larry Sandahl
Bernard Sazama
Terry Scalf
Jo Ann Schafer
Jeff Scheffert
Stan Schiermann
Judy Schlattmann
Kathy Schmidt
Wesley Schmidt
Tom Schuckman
Nancy Schulenburg
Janet Scott
Mike Seip
Vicky Shaw
Garry Shepard
Dave Sherry
Pam Shonerd
Pam Simonds
Bev Simons
Keith Simonsen
Terry Sinner
Ken Sisel
Jim Skinner
Judy Skinner
Debbie Smith
Debi Porter and Pam Simonds choose graduation announcements shown by guidance instructor, Mrs. Bowlin
Jim Smith
Laurie Smith
Dorothy Snesrud
Jim Sohl
Kathie Spahn
Vickie Staberg
Jean Starita
Gary Statler
Chuck Steenson
Doug Stevens
Marcia Stevens
Dave Stewart
Jeanette Stickney
Diane Stillwell
~fa ncy Sto ry •
John Strain
Dan Studer
Barry St utzman
Ann Sulek
Greg Sullivan
ter
Paul Swanson
Louayne Swift
Mike Tabor
Roger Tenopir
James Thomas
Cathy Thompson
Tom Thrasher
Sharon Toohey
Ruta Tramdachs
Sheila Trausch
Linda Turner
Dean Vaughn
Don Vogel
Authur Wagner
Steve Walling
Rick Thurber
Carolyn Vandahl
n~vP ler
Gale Wa rren
Cleve Watts
Marsha Watts
Paulette Watts
Robert Way
Kipp Webb
Linda Weber
Jim Weers
Martin Weihing
Ed Weir
Kathy Wells
Cheryl Westcott
Steve Westover
Ca th y Westrick
Marcia White
R~n Whitebear
Mike Wilbur
Larry Wilcox
Christina Wi Ilia ms
J~n Williams
Vicky Wilson
R~ger Wisehart
Kim •
David Wolfe
Edith Wolfe
Pam Wolfe
Margaret Woodward
Greg Wright
Joyce Wulf
Kwee Tin Yew
Ken Young
Doris Zemke
Dick Zierke
Debbie Smith, Kurt Neilsen, Mary Peterson and Mike Menck make use of the new media center to work on their economics stock • report.
LN seniors were hopeful about the scores on their SAT tests, even though they had to wait in long lines on a cold, November morning.
Senior minds absorb memories of unforgettable
To be a senior is to have questions , mixed thoughts , days that never seem to end , pressures and above all to be experiencing a dream that you never thought would be realized so soon. A senior year is a final year It is a time that you have worked all your life for and a time that took forever to arrive. Finally it comes and when it does you think back at everything that happened and all the fun you had As your eyes fill with tears and your mind becomes filled with sadness you begin to w onder why it did come so fast and if you really want it to be over. The after thoughts work into reality as you remember that all your previous school times
happenings while moving toward new destini .es
were over and unable to be relived again. Graduation also came and past leaving you with a lifetime of schooling brought to a close. Along with the end of your senior year comes lost friendships and divided pathways For some these pathways lead to college or work, for others the paths lead to war and service, and for even others they lead to a completely new way of life in marriage. All pathways are new and make you more adult. But no matter where the pathways lead , you will never be able to forget where they al I began in the I ife of being a Rocket and in being a member of Lincoln Northeast High School.
Juniors find new doors of
opportunity
For the Class of '71 the year had come for those mind-searching tests they had heard so much about. The PSAT and National Merit tests refreshed the memories of students about concepts they had gathered over the years.
AFS finalists, Susie Bussear and Marjorie Reeves , went through the tense and exciting moments of being selected from LN. The County Government Day representatives participated in a unique day which ended in a seven-minute cramming session to summarize the events of the day.
"Where is it?" wonder AFS finalists, Susie Bussear and Mariorie Reeves as they anxiouslyawaitwordontheirplacementabroad.
This year's first semester class officers made extra money by selling basketball antenna toppers. Second semester class officers again spent many trou rs planning the annual junior-senior party.
Newly created classes and
Elisa Adams
Chris Aguilar
Judy Ahrens
James Ahlstedt
Rebecca Alex
Kathy Allen
Wesley Allen
Gordon Anderson
Jean Anderson
Ron Anderson
Pam Andreas
Mary Arnett
Linda Arnold
Shirley Arnold
Tim Bach
Connie Bailey
Peggy Ball
Thomas Ball
Harold Barnes
Jerry Barnett
Janet Barnhill
Georgia Barthuly
Terri Bartlett
Karen Barton
Sheila Bates
Dennis Bauers
Peggy Behrens
Don Beisner
classes, as
finalists, a .s representatives
some "firsts" in other classes opened the door of opportunity to juniors. The Madrigal group, formed for the first time at LN, sang at public and school programs.
Juniors who were in any of the singing groups this year found themselves to be TV celebrities as their Christmas program was televised over cable TV.
The math department had a first this year with the addition of a computer. It was connected to the University of Nebraska's computer and was constantly in use.
Clothing 3 was also a new class benefTcial to those who wished to continue in home economic related occupations. Construction of new garments, repairs, alterations, draperies, designing patterns and re-upholstering all were part of this class.
Jeff BeJI
Kim Berger
Patricia Berry
Debra Bescheinen
Derald Bickford
Dennis Biggerstaff
Bradley Bilbo
Janece Bilbo
John Bills
Daniel Bloch
John Blumer
Michael Bomberger
Joanne Bonneau
Sharon Bontrager
Cheryl Bosteder
Sandra Bowen
Karen Brammer
Dennis Brethouwer
Patricia Brinkman
Patricia Broadston
Cynthia Brotzman
Carol Brown
Cheryl Brown
Christopher Brown
Michael Brown
Pamela Brown
Shannon Brown
William Bruner
LN representatives for County Government Day participated in an action-filled day of new and unusual experiences.
Marsha Brunke
Andrea Buell
Leaford Burnett
Pamela Burnham
Susan Bussear
Kent Butler
Debra Butt
Steven Butterfield
Michael Byler
Patricia Cah i ll
Pam Campbell
Thomas Cardwell
Jeanette Carlson
Patricia Carlson
Debra Carstens
Kevin Casady
Patricia Chappell
James Charroin
John Cha se
Barbara Clinefelter
Gary Clough
Pamela Coatman
Kathleen Coats
Delayne Cole
Susan Cole
Susan Collins
Steven Connick
Susan Connick
"Judge" Steve McBride led the junior class with the help of the other first semester class officers Nancy Lahm, vice-president; Nancy Herpolsheimer, secretary and Mike Mahoney, treasurer.
party head class officers' accomplishments
Shannon Conover
Richard Couch
Randy Cox
Janet Crear
Barbara Crook
Steven Cruickshank
William Crumb
Michale Cruthers
Jon Daharsh
Larry Dake
Jeanette Dana
Terry Danek
Jeanne Davidson
Russell Davison
Beverly Dean
Randall Dean
Dianne DeFreece
Thomas Detmer
Jack Diehl
Susan Dietz
Marvin Dinsmore
Richard Dittenber
Joan Dorenbach
Thomas Doughty
Douglas Dow
Rebecca Drabant
Marilyn Drewel
Steven Dring
President Jerry Barnett rides out in front of other officers, Laurie Novak, vice-president ; Jackie Jonas, secretary and Marcia Eley, treasurer, who led the junior class second semester .
Taffy pulling proved to be a sticky subiect for this group of ;uniors.
Adolph Dudek
Cindy Dugdale
Jay Edmiston
Deborah Eisel
Albert Ehrlich
Marcia Eley
James Elliott
Arlie El$asser
Joyce Emery
Janet Endorf
Marvin Estle
Sheila Evans
Douglas Everson
Kathleen Faimon
Ji l Fazel
Richard Feldman
Dianne Ferguson
Steven Fielder
Rebecca Fischer
Jeffrey Fisher
Bradley Flemmig
James Folsom
Carole Foreman
Margaret Fox
David Francis
Timothy Francis
Terry Frank
Kenneth Franson
Anita Garrels
Yvonne Garrison
Rickey Genthe
Gary Gerlach
Nancy Giebelhaus
Lynn Gillispie
Rodney Glaser
Mark Gordon
Louise Graesser
Paul Graf
Jolean Graybill
James Green
Ronald Greeno
Brent Greever
Linda Grice
Marcial Guajardo
Toni Gunn
Norman Haas
William Haas
Hollis Hackman
Michael Hadley
Karen Hageman
Deborah Hahn
Blair Hall
Catharine Hall
Richard Hamilton
Becky Hanna
Janice Hansen
Brenda Hanson
Don Hanson
Martha Harrington
Jeffery Harris
Steven Harris
James Haynes
Cheryl Hegener
Donald Helmkamp
Lavonne Hennessey
Sharol Hensler
Susan Hereth
Marilyn Hermann
Nancy Herpolsheimer
James Hertzel
"You think you ' ve got homework," sighs Mark Westphalen.
Dave Heying
Darla Hiatt
Lhonda Hibbert
Janet Hicks
Lawrence Johnson
Linda Johnson
Todd Johnson
Michael Hildebrand
David Hile
Glen Hill
Tyson Hill
Walter Johnston
William Johnston 'Jacqueline Jonas
Kenneth Hipple
Yvonne Hladik
Gary Hofker
Linda Hohensee
James Jones
Steven Jones
Harrie tte Jumper
David Horner
George Horner
Michael Hotovy
Linda .l:lunt
Laurie Kahl
Deborah Kahler
Ted Karle
Stephen Hutchinson
Ronald Hutchinson
Ruth Ingwerson
Cynthia Irick
Jerry Irons
Judith Irons
Annette Jacobsen
John Jackson
Denise Jakub
JoAnn James
Joyce James
Marilyn Janda
Alette Jensen
Joseph Jensen
Francine Jimenez
Gary Johnsen
Cheryl Johnson
Dianne Johnson
Judy Johnson
Juliann Johnson •
Lettermen Cliff Karthauser, Bernie Olsen, Ron Greeno and Jerry Kirkland decorate a car in the traditional black and white before a game.
Steven Karr
Clifford Karthauser
Nancy Kaye
Gary King
Gregory King
James Kirby
Cathy Kirk
David Kehm
Donald Kehr
Randolph Keiser
Jerry Kirkland
Laura Klein
Duane Knight
Michael Kortum
Judy Keller
Connie Kelley
Kathleen Kelly
Robert Kraft
LuAnn Kramer
Steven Kreifels
Deborah Krohn
Rodney Kempkes
Joel Kennedy
Patrick Killeen
David Kubicek
Marsha Lacey
Jacqueline Lageson
John Laher
Nancy Lahm
Rebecca Lahr
Thomas Larsen
Nancy Larson
Randy Leach
John Leacock
David Leavitt
Cindy Lee
Richard Lee
Bobbette Lehi
Kirby Lehman
Clark Lehr
David Lehr
Diana Levorson
Timothy Licke 1
Yvonne LittleThunder
John Logan
Arthur Longoria
Rebecca Loos
Rochelle Loos
Reserve pep club members enjoy a pre-game dinner hosted by Cheryl Hegener before the Lincoln High vs Lincoln Northeast basketball game.
Patricia Lopour
Catherine Love
Keith Ludden
Lamila Lutes
Ilona Machers
Jay Madsen
Joyce Magorian
Linda Magruder
Terry Mahlman
Michael Mahoney
Florian Makovicka
Cheryl Manning
Kenneth Maresh
Gayle Matthews
Jeanne Matthews
Gerald Maul
Linda Maxson
Robert Mays
Steven McBride
Debbie McGee
Harold McGrew
Michael McKnight
Michelle McLaughlin
Penny McLaughlin
Mary Mehuron
Larry Meier
Rodney Mertz
Leon Meyer
James Michaud
Michelle Miller
Floyd Mohr
Randall Moore
Robert Morford
Terry Muelhausen
Michael Munday
Jacqueline Munson
Yvonne Munson
Barry Munyon
James Murphey
Kevin Murphy
Joyce Myers
Maureen Myhre
Deborah Neisius
Janice Nellis
Phyllis Nelson
Luanne Neutzmann
Laurie Novak
Roger Nunn
Gloria Oliver
Barbara Olsen
Bernard Olsen
Susan Packett
Deborah Parker
Sherrie Patzel
Linda Peter
Dennis Peterson
Russell Piippo
Pamela Pierce
Theresa Planer
Deborah Pluta
Doris Poor
Charles Rau
Marjorie Reeves
Michael Reid
Calvin Reinke
Jerry Renaud
Michael Rhoades
Linda Richards
Cheryl Richardson
Paula Richardson
Marvin Riedel
Rick Rieke
Carol Robertson
Lana Robinson
Lonnie Robinson
Robert Rogers
Joyce Rosenthal
Bruce Ross
Karen Ross
Janet Sabalka
Dawn Sanders
Terri Schaffer
Kristie Schamp
Patricia Scharf
Taking time out from the quick pace at the Candlelight are Marty Lowe, Nancy Lahm, Judy Schmidt and Art Longoria.
Daniel Sch i lke
Linda Schlegelmilch
Michael Schleicher
Judith Schmidt
Michael Steyer
Dean Stilwell
Debbie Sti Iwell
Ricky Schneider
Delores Schoonover
Bradley Schuman
Kent Sears
Dean Strough
Laurie Swanda
Thomas Swanson
SuAnne Sehnert
Cindy Sherard
Mark Shields
Rebela Shipps
Larry Swenson
JoAnne Syme
Beverly Tenopir
James Sinner
Linda Siske
Christine Skiles
ShiHey Slocum
Danny Thompson
Ellen Thompson
Randi Thompson
Danny Sloey
Cheryl Smith
Duane Smith
Paula Smith
Ricki Thompson
Gregory Thurber
Dennis Tipton
Robert Smith
Sheila Smith
Steven Smith
Theodore Smith
Dale Titus
Donald Tuma
David Tyler
Mary Snell
Judy Sobotta
James Sollenberger
Beverly Somerheiser
Robert Upton
Ken Urbanec
Karen Vance
Judy Spader
Gregory Srb
David Standley
Deborah Stansbury
Mary VandenBosch
Debra Vanderhart
Mark Vanosdol
Douglas Staples
Joseph Starr
Michael Stevens
Linda Stewart
Pamela Wach
Connie Wagner
Tonja Wagner
Class of '71 prepares
Debra Waite
Charles Walek
Teresa Walker
Herbert Waller
.to fi II seniors' .shoes
Jacqueline Walter
Vicki Waples
Timothy Ward
Glenn Watts
Brenda Way
Adell Weihing
Connie Wendt
Michael Wenzl
Larry West
Mark Westphalen
Cynthia Wheeler
Larry White
Bruce Whitefoot
Rick Whiting
Marilyn Wiest
Richard Will
David Williams
David Wilson
Douglas Winkler
Judith Wolfe
James Woodruff
Jeffrey Wright
Glenda Wurdeman
Leslie York
Beverly Young
Edward Zachek
Gloriann Zier
Steven Zimmer
"Look what they did to my locker," cries Karen Vance as she finds someone remembered her birthday.
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Sophomores take an active part at Lincoln
After that first day of hustle and bustle, things quieted down quickly as the Class of '72 prepared for a year of new discoveries and experiences. It was not long before those homework assignments were being given and sophomores found the new media center to be a help. It met all of their study needs and even provided things to do during spare time.
One of the first things sophs discovered was the wider variety of ways to spend their free time. Games, meets, plays and dances
were just a few. Homecoming, Turnabout and the Candlelight were new experiences. The May Day assembly was epecially exciting, sine~ members of the sophomore class were elected as royalty. Penguins, International Club and Science Club were a few of the activities in which sophs took an active part.
When it came to spirit, the sophs really had it. They made tough competition, after a slow start, when it came to ~he class victory yell at the rallies. It did not take sophs long to re-
alize how much they needed their guidance counselors. Schedule changes, school problems and a three-year plan that made sure all necessary requirements for graduation were met were just a few of the "helps" sophs received from their guidance counselors.
Since many sophs turned sixteen this year, they went through the nervous moments of trying for their driver ' s license.
But by the end of the year there was one lesson all sophs had learned. They now knew what it meant to be a Rocket.
Jon Adams
Ronald Aden
Donald Adler
Sandra Ahlstrand
David Aksamit
Marcia Alber
Adele Allison
Gregory Anderson
Debra Armstrong
Michael Aylward
Britt Baer
Glenda Baer
Bette Baker
Jonathan Baker
Kimberly Baldwin
Diane Ba ll
Thomas Barker
Walter Barnes
Donald Barry
Patricia Barzydlo
Monica Basler
Monteal Basler
William Basler
Nancy Bauer
Carol Bauers
Harland Bauers
James Beam
Barbara Beaty
Frank Beaty
Donn Beaver
Jill Beck
Deborah Becker
Barbara Beisner
Alan Belka
John Bell
Richard Bell
Vicki Belz
Gene Bena sh
Jeffrey Bennett
Scott Bergfeld
Northeast after adiusting . to
a Rocket
Arthur Bergman
Karen Bergman
Stanley Berlowitz
Terry Bescheinen
Wesley Blackford
Steven Bliss
Charlotte Bordeaux
Glenda Bourne
Hollis Bowmaster
Katherine Brady
Lou Ann Brady
Debra Brakhage
Deborah Brannin
Randi Brehm
Robert Brehm
Jeffrey Brinkman
Sherry Brittenham
Lynnette Brooks
Laurie Brown
John Bruner
Elizabeth Buis
Ricky Buis
Holly Buis
Bruce Bunn
Roxanne Burnett
Janet Bushing
Gary Butterfield
Stan Butterfield
"I'll
race you to the corner," says spf}edster Tim Knight to Randy Schlegel.
Elizabeth Byleen
Rickie Cadwallader
Pamela Cameron
Susan Carroll
Barbara Davis
Dwight Dean
Robert DeBusk
Byron Cary
Jacqueline Case
Deborah Caves
Mary Chappell
Debbie Decker
Linda DeGarmo
Margie Dennis
Gary Chisholm
Fred Christensen
Juris Civkulis
Christine Clapp
Mary Detmer
Stephen Dickey
Leila Dieck
David Clapper
Patricia Clark
Jon Cockrill
Daryl Cotfey
James Dingwell
Dana Dittmer
Mary Dolan
Jean Cole
Gerald Coleman
Gloria Collier
Betty Collins
Kevin Donahoo
Michael Dormer
Kendall Draper
Mary Collins
David Collister
Danny Connick
Barry Conover
Debra Eaton
Kent Edwards
Cynthia Ehrlich
Nancy Cook
Craig Cooper
Dennis Corey
Robert Corning
Cheryl Eirich
Deborah Eley
Crystal Eliker
Le Roy Covert
Timothy Cox
Ronald Cramer
Debra Cratsenberg
Lila Emery
Roger Ems
Michael Engel
Janet Crow
James Curtiss
Carol Damkroger
Cheri Dart
Janet English
Perry Esquivel
Mark Ethridge
Experimenting , observ i ng and recording the results is all rout i ne to biology s t udent Don Reinhart .
Susan Eyster
Mary Fech
Jean Federle ·
Steven Ferguson
Debra Fettin
Doug Finke
Michele Fisher
Mary Fitl
Fred Fleming
Michael Fleming
Constance Fletcher
David Folkerts
Steven Folsom
Mary Forcier
Garry Forney
Harry Forney
Robert Forney
Danny Foster
Allan Fox
Wendy Francis
Lindon Franson
Patricia Franson
Scott Franz
Steven Freese
Debr a Frenc h
Vaughn Fritts
Conra d Frosch heiser
Debra Frye
San dr a Furrer
Janet Fye
Cy nthi a Gabel
Nancy Gargra ve
Mar ga ret Garrels
Darw in Ga rto n
Jeffrey Gas ki ns
Carol Ger be l in g
Terry Gunn
Pamela Gustafson
Craig Haar
Jerry Haas
Jeffrey Ha 11
Rebecca Halleen
Marian Hamby
Douglas Hanneman
Charmaine Hansen
David Hansen
Judy Harmon
Donna Harned
Susan Harrifeld
Steven Harriman
Peggy Hart
Debra Hauder
Steven Hayes
Roger Heffelfinger
Bradford Heiliger
Patricia Hendrych
Allan Hennecke
Mitzi Hennessey
Thomas Henson Thomas Hereth
Nancy Hergert Michael Hermance Julie Herstein
First semester officers Donn Beaver, vice-president; Monica Basler, president; Gary Sullivan, treasurer and Mary Dolan, secretary have fun while raking leaves.
Patti Hill
Rollie Hill
Sharon Hitz
Kendall Hoage
Marcia Hoffman
James Hofker
Donald Hogan
Connie Holmberg
Pamela Holthus
Linda Hotovy
George Howard
Sharilyn Humann
Jeri Ann Hurlbut
Helen Hyde
Enioying the prestige of being class officers are Steve Landenberger, president; Roger Heffelfinger, vice president; Lori Rotthaus, secretary and Pam Krohn, treasurer.
Roberta Kaenel
Linda Kalcik
Nancy Kassebaum
Barbara Kaul
Debra Kelly
Jane Kennedy
Jeffrey Kennedy
Gaylen Kennell
Steven Kepford
Vicki Kerns
Nancy Kerrey
Susan Ketterer
Christine Keyser
Michael King
Jefferey Janssen Teresa Jenkins
Shirlene Johnson Linda Johnston
Jorgensen
Virginia Irwin
Dean Kirby
Terry Kirk
Steven Kirwan
Lawerence Kiser
David Lentfer
David Lewis
Tim Liddick
John Kitrell
Lynn Kleeb
Timothy Knight
David Kobek
Susan Lightner
Rabin Lobed a Christina Lofgren
Mary Kortum
Richard Kouma
Michael Kavar
Kim Kramer
Nancy Loos
Sharon Lopour
Bruce Lovejoy
Jolene Krat1s
Michael Kreifels
Dianne Krecklow
Gary Krogh
Sharon Lovell
James Luedtke
Jayne Mahoney
Pamela Krohn
Cindy Krueger
Pamela Krumm
Katherine Krumme
Merle Manley
David Martin
Maribeth Martin
Ruth Kuhfaul
Dianne Kurtzer
James Lafollette
Donna Lahm
Mary Mattern
Peggy May
John Mccarter
John Lamborn
Lori Lamphear
Steve Landenberger
Cynthia Lape
Michael Mccleery
Robin McConnell
Loyce McCormick
Sonja Larson
Randall Leacock
Craig Lee
Danny Lehr
Vicki McDiffett
Gregory McDonald
Shyla McGill
Teresa McGregor
Paul McIntosh
Joan McKernan
Kevin McKinney
Jo Ellen McMahan
Edwin McMeen
Michaet Meehan
Patrick Mehuron
Rick Messing
Mark Metcalf
Danny Mick
Gary Miller
Mark Miller
Richard Miller
Sandra Miller
Cynthia Mitchell
Gregory Mitchell
Wanda Mitchell
Karen Molden
Thomas Morey
Heather Morgan
Gary Morrison
Peggy Morton
Marilyn Mroz
Karey Mulder
Debra Murrell
Anita Myers
Martin Neberman
Susan Ninneman
Cheryl Null
Tim Ogden
Dan Ore
Rebecca Orr
Randall Owen
Nancy Pappa
Making those last minute touch-ups before the Turnabout is Sonja Larson.
Roberta Rada
Cheryl Rap
Donald Reinhart
Steven Remmenga
Jonathan Rezek
Carolee Rhoadarmer
Sandra Rhoadarmer
Louis Ridgley
Carol Riley
Cynthia Rinne
Kevin Rivett
Dale Robertson
Cynthia Robinson
Steven Robison
Bruce Rodgers
Debra Rodgers
Lawrence Rohr
Janet Rood
Eugene Rorabaugh
Teresa Rose
Eugene Rosenberry
Rodney Rosenthal
John Rotert
Laura Rotthaus
Debra Rowden
Susan Ruhmann
Janice Rustermier
James Ryan
Paul Parizek
Stanley Parks
Denise Parry
Naricy Parry
Steve Pau Ison
Daniel Payne
Carla Pearson
Jere Penkava
Kimberly Penton
Dale Peter
Mark Peters
Roxanne Peters
Larry Peterson
Susan Peterson
Linda Petracek
Cathleen Pettet
Tracy Pettit
Gregory Pickerel
Denice Pickerill
Diane Pickerill
Jennie Piippo
Marchelle Plucknett
Gary Pohlman
Cindy Pont
Mary Poulos
Roy Powell
Connie Prai
Ricky Prise
Keith Sackschewsky
Deborah Sauer
Gayleen Schaffer
Dennis Scheer
Betti Shepard
Catherine Sieck
John Sipma
Eva Schilke
Alan Schlattmann
Randal I Schlegel
Rhonda Schlegel
Linda Slaughter
Bonnie Smith
Christine Smith
Rita Schlegel
Ronald Schluter
Loren Schmidt
Linda Schneider
Gail Smith
Olga Smith
Carol Sohl
Randall Schroeder
Sharyn Schukar
Gus Schuldt
Steven Schultz
Naomi Sommerville
Ricky Standley
Monte Steenson
Karen Schwabauer
Eileen Schweitzer
Michael Scribner
Rick Sedersten
Steven Stehr
Karen Steinbruegge
Donita Stelling
Debra Shanks
Richard Shaw
Mark Sheldon
Kathryn Shelton
Sheryl Stevens
Pamela Stickney
Kim Stinehagen
Sophomore girls trying out for reserve cheerleader spent numerous hours practicing cheers and chants.
The media center provided a more relaxed environment for sophs to do research.
Jeffrey Stiverson
Deanna Stokke
Carol Stolzenburg
Bobette Story
Trudy Strauch
Bradford Sturgeon
Kathy Suesz
Gary Sullivan
William Sundeen
Clyde Sutter
Helen Sutter
Sandra Svoboda
Beth Swanson
Michael Swartz
Susan Swartz
Ann Swearingen
Gary Taylor
Richard Taylor
Roberta Taylor
Susan Taylor
Terri Thiesfeld
Dwight Thompson
Rhonda Thurber
Delvin Tobler
James Tompsett
Douglas Tracy
Dixie Troutt
Gail Tudor
Randy Tweton
James Underhill
Wanda Underwood
Julie Urbauer
Dianne Uribe
Shelley Uttecht
Daniel Uyesato
Marjean Vandahl
Lou Ann Vanhorn
William Vaughn
Judith Vifquain
Michael Voecks
Theresa Voelker
Richard Vryheid
Susan Wagner
Cheryl Waite
Bradley Walker
Rhonda Walker
Kathryn Wallick
Robert Walton
Ni ta Walters
Dean Wampler
Maureen Warne
Diane Warren
Patricia Watts
Alan Webb
Lanny Weber
Randy Weblemoe
Michael Weekly
Ann Weideman
Juanita Welander
David Wenzel
Ann Wenzl
Donald Wesely
Bart West
Elizabeth West
Diane Westling
Connie Weyers
Jerelyn Weyers
Lynne Wilcox
James Wilkerson
Ardis Wilkinson
Beverly Will
Nancy Willemsen
Patricia Wilson
Steven Wilson
Janice Wisehart
Diana Wollen
Randall Woods
Joseph Wright
Mark Wulf
Thomas Yearley
Donald Young
Gregory Zessin
Cheryl Zier
Steven Zi mbelman
imprints on the mind
Board of New dress Education approves and grooming code
Su pt. John Prasch a nd the Board of Education attempted to improve communications with students , parents and faculty by sponsoring a summer symposium.
A revised dress and grooming code was one of the major results of this discussion.
In addition , Supt. Prasch visited Lincoln Northeast to view the new and expanded facilities.
Superintendent ofSchools , John Prosch, delivers the address at LN open hous e
School Board Members : Front row - Mr Robert Wekesser , Mr . Don Biehn , Mrs. Catherine Angle , Supt. John Prasch. Back row- Mr. Robert Magee , Or John Lux, Mr Edward Copple.
The 1970 ROCKET is dedicated to Mr. Harland Taylor in recognition of his untiring service and loyalty to Lincoln Northeast. Under his guidance, Northeast has been an outstanding school; outstanding schools reflect outstanding leadership. During his tenure Lincoln Northeast has excelled both within and beyond the classroom. Mr. Taylor has always exhibited pride in our school, and likewise Lincoln Northeast is proud of Mr. Taylor. ROCKET Staff
"Lincoln Northeast and Rocket ; these are words that to me, shall always have special and particular significance ; words that stimulate warm and welcome reminiscence. May I leave with you an exhortation . - continue to choose carefully your position and then stand firm in the right,
as you see it to be ; preserve our tradition of excellence. And I bestow upon you a wish from the heart- may the blessing of the eternal God be on you now and in the years to come. Thank you for being my friends and allowing me to be yours."
Harland Taylor
Helen
and Mrs. Grace Rutherford discuss the day's upcoming agenda.
Office personnel
Necessary part
Preparing the daily bulletins, mimeographing the many tests and handouts and compiling the attendance sheets are just a few of the jobs performed by the
help make up of the school
Northeast clerical staff to help the school run more efficiently. The staff of six also supervises the student assistants assigned to the office.
Mrs.
Hubka
Helpful office assistance is given to students by Mrs. Leona Scheffert, Mrs. Erma Collister and Mrs. Jeanette Kahm.
Issuing activity tickets to LN students each fall is an important job of Mrs. Selma Pavey, school business and activities manager.
Administrators
keep school •
Helping to make the school operate smoothly is the job of 'vicepri n ci pal Harold Dietrich and Assistant Principals Richard Colerick and Barry Moore
Mr. Dietrich takes care of students' individual problems. He is also in charge of planning assemblies.
Mr. Moore is responsible for instruction, which includes the enormous task of scheduling classes for more than 1,600 students. Student services is the main concern of Mr Colerick as he counsels daily with many Northeast pupils.
Mr. Harold Dietrich, vice-principal, is frequently called upon to make a special announcement over the public address system.
Mr. Barry Moore and Mr. Richard Colerick, assistant principals, discuss the latest changes taking place in the high school curriculum.
Cafeteria director, Mrs. Blanche Shafer, prepares the ice cream mix before the lvnch crowd begins to come.
Newest Northeast addition
0 ff e r s re _ I a x e d a t m o s p h e re
Job specialization is needed in maintaining an efficient school. Mrs. Blanche Schafer, cafeteria director, is responsible for preparing nearly 800 lunches daily.
Mr. Cecil Pine, building superintendent, assisted by 14 men, keeps the school and cafeteria in order.
Mr. Cecil Pine, building superintendent, is able to check the temperature of each classroom on this electronic chart.
Job specialization necessary part of LNHS
Art, home economics, industrial arts, science and vocal music are all part of the special education curriculum Many of the students are given the opportunity to participate in a work-study program under the direction of Mr. Gary Tunnison, student employment coordinator Instructor and counselor for the department is Mrs. Dorothea Plum.
Keeping the student body in good health is the gigantic task of the school nurse, Mrs. Lucille Witt. Throughout the year she takes care of the visual examinations, height and weight measurements and dental checks, plus the regular series of aches, bruises and cuts.
Wrapping a student's sprained wrist is all part of Mrs. Lucille Witt's iob as nurse.
Mrs. Dorothea Plum, special education instructor, plans upcoming assignments for her classes.
Registering sophomores for second semester classes is a major concern of guidance counselor, Mr. Frank
Simon.
Junior sponsors, Mr. Lynn Crozier and Mr. William Maly, talk over the financial problems of the Class of 1971.
Counselors help, Schedule, test
Initiating sophomores, helping juniors plan for the future and preparing seniors for~graduation keep eight guidance counselors busy.
Innovations include a different approach to scheduling problems. The change helped to move students in and out of class more quickly and with less effort.
Tests given this year included the PSAT , S.A.T. and National Merit Examination. Counselors also held a college information session in which they informed parents of the many scholarships available, university entrance requirements and financial aid programs
Monday mo r ning brings the usual line of sophomores waiting to talk to Mrs . Vivian Wilson , guidance counselor
Mrs. Beryl Bowlin and Miss Margaret Billings, senior counselors, frequently refer to the various university bulletins in order to help seniors decide where to go after graduation.
Sophomores ski 11 in driver's education
" Developing safe driving habits and a proper attitude are the goals of driver's education ," according to Mr. Bernard Galloway , driver's education instructor.
Driver ' s education covers one semester and includes on-theroad training , simulators, films and classroom instruction This class is especially popular with sophomores anxious to obtain their license.
Mr John McIntyre, driver's ed i nstructor, demonstrates the proper use of a simulator car.
Checking the training car for flat tires and scratches is done by Mr. "Bun" Galloway, driver's education teacher.
Gym class activities are under the careful supervision of Mrs.
PE instructors.
·stress fitness
Basketball, gymnastics and swimming are only a small part of the many physical education activities.
Students are given the opportunity to participate in many extracurricular games also. Girls Athletic Association, Penguin swim club and intramurals are excellent examples of the many and varied activities ~he PE department sponsors.
Joan Albers and Mrs Vietta Short.
Physical education instructors, Mr. Ken Wall and Mr. LeRoy Seng, explain the proper techniques and strokes to the swim class.
Coach Bob Heffelfinger hopefully watches his gymnastics team participate in district competition.
Students explore world through English
Structural rather than traditional grammar is the new emphasis in the English department. The Nebraska Curriculum , a program of study stressing new grammar techniques and literary selections, is in its second year of operation at Northeast.
"Julius Caesar," "Death of a Salesman" and the "Lord of
Flies" are examples of the Curriculum reading list.
"When the Nebraska Curriculum is completed , students in the Lincoln Public Schools will undergo sequential instruction in literature, from kindergarten to grade 12," observes Mrs. Uhla Maher , chairman of the English department.
The Nebraska Curriculum project is the object of discussion for sophomore English teachers, Mrs. Marlys Hughes and Mrs. Margaret Stednitz.
Mrs. Elizabeth Reeder and Mrs. Barbara Kos, English instructors, welcome second semester faculty members Mrs. Joan Burris and Mr. Timothy Janssen.
Senior composition instructors, Mrs. Lynn Benton and Mrs. Janet Adams, combine efforts in creating an attractive bulletin board.
decide which books to assign their classes to read.
GULLIVER'S TRAVELS is the ob;ect of discussion for English teachers , Mrs. Ula Maher and Mrs. Helen Krause
Mr. Kent Renegar, Mr. Lawerence Mason and Mr . David Strange, literature teachers, try to
Pep club sponsor, Miss Jean Holmquist , and cheerleader sponsor, Mrs. Nancy O'Brien, take time out from their social studies classes to enioy a Friday morning pep rally. ·
Ameri~an history teacher, Mr. Art Bauer, displays concern over the latest football play.
Change highlights social studies curriculum
"We are trying to establish niore individualized study :n history. In order to compensate for the differences between students, we have also developed a more flex-
ible class schedule ," explains Mr. Jack Mueller , American history instructor.
Along with the new instruction methods, the social studies de-
partment added another course, international relations. The class is open only to seniors and is concerned with the modern world and its many conflicts
American Revolution.
Mr. Terry Monk, history instru'ctor, answers a student's question about the
Mr . Melvin Berka, . American history instructor, explains to students the importance of the Constitution.
Mr Keith Leatherman and his unique sports car are a parking lot attraction.
Economics teacher, Mr. John Hiza, explains to students the flexibility of the stock market.
Mr. George Bruner and Mr. John McCormick, social studies instructors, discuss the possibility of ordering new history books next year.
Helping debate students compile their files is the job of history teacher, Mr Jack Mueller.
governmental balance
power.
Mr. Henry Willemsen explains to his modern problems class the importance of
of
Science classes acquire specialized equipment
Northeast students were once again offered a variety of s'cience classes to supplement their schedules. Biology , physiology , physics and chemistry are all part of the curriculum.
The department also gained several pieces of new laboratory equipment including an atomic weighing machine and an onloan computer.
Biology teacher, Mr. Richard Temme, illustrates the latest lab discovery to Mr. Keith Watt.
Chemistry experiments are always fascinating for Mr . Robert Resz and Mr . Ellis Jeffery, science teachers .
The physiology class skeleton is both educational and humorous for science teachers, Mr. Reynold McMeen and Mr. Robert James.
Home ec department stresses practical skills
Clothing construction, food preparation, family living and ·. home planning are some of the home economics courses taught at Northeast.
Girls majoring in home ec learn mostly through doing. Students in the sewing classes make such items as slacks, skirts and coats, while the food classes experiment with both the exotic and regular meal ideas. Field trips, fashion shows and a Thanksgiving dinner are all part of the program.
Mrs. Ida Klockner, foods instructor, supervises another unusual creation by her class.
Home economics teachers, Mrs. Wanda Brown and Mrs. Mary Jean Gast, offer needed advice on installing a ski rt zipper.
Audria Shumard's electronic lab is useful in dictating to both typing and shorthand students.
Mabel Jacoby tries to develop both speed and accuracy in her shorthand class students.
Miss
Mrs.
Teaching students to balance their journals is a major task for bookkeeping instructor, Mrs Mildred Richards.
Business education curriculum expands • again
Added to the curriculum this year was the complete, three-year • distributive education program. Under the direction of Mr. Tim Nilsson, students enrolled in this project worked on businessrelated jobs to receive school credits.
Other commercial and clerical subjects offered include bookkeeping, notehand, shorthand, stenographic training, typing and business principles.
Besides the regular typing and business classes, Mrs. Dorothy Vifquain and Mrs. LaVerne Rudell also sponsor the Reserve Pep Club.
Mr. Tim Nilsson, DE coordinator, demonstrates how to use the new printing press which is a part of the distributive ed program.
Math instructors _develop Ability, comprehension
Helping students to comprehend and solve math equations is the objective of the six Northeast math instructors. The course of study ranges from general math to trigonometry classes.
Increased ability and understanding is the goal of the department. The use of a computer this year, was one of the new devices used in attaining this goal.
Mrs. Majorie Adams explains to her class the many steps involved in proving a geometric statement.
Mr. Robert Wohlers, algebra teacher, enjoys the use of a computer this year.
Mr. Robert Els and Mr. Robert Wagner, math instructors, spend a few minutes before class illustrating a problem on the overhead pro;ector
Mr Richard Nagele is kept busy answering questions about the geometry assignment.
Explaining and helping students to understand trigonometry is the ;ob of Mr Buren Thomas.
Language Audio, lab, instructors employ visual etj~ipment
French, German and Spanish are the three foreign l anguages offered at Northeast. Mrs. Muriel Shores , new French teacher , joined Mrs. Judy Wilcox , Spanish instructor, and Miss Margaret
Dolezal , German instructor.
To develop greater interest in foreign affairs , language teachers sponsored individual language c;lubs and holiday contests.
The language laboratory is an important learning instrument for students under
Miss Margaret Dolezal explains to students the different genders of various German words.
Mrs. Judy Wilcox and Mrs. Muriel Shores .
Media specialist, Mr. Richard Larson, prepares the equipment necessary in taping an important program.
Ex pansion of media
center beneficia to all
The biggest change to the school structure came with the addition of a new cafeteria and media center. The media center contains the regular library facilities plus a darkroom, cable television, study carrels, conference room, duplicating equipment and three micro-film readers.
Across the hall, the publications department experimented with new headline and layout styles.
The NORTHEASTERN staff published a news magazine, while the ROCKET strived for more informal pictures. Journalism also expanded into a two semester course.
Organizing the reference materials is the complicated iob of Mrs. Edythe Cascini, head librarian, and media aid, Mrs Ruth Stacey.
Publications adviser, Mrs. Cathie Petsch, helps NORTHEASTERN editor, Joyce Rudell, plan the next issue of the school paper.
and learning the
Madrigal
group becomes a part of Northeast
A variety of new sounds , vocal groups and instructors set the background for the music department.
Triple Trio and Boys Octet were joined by another special group , Madrigals.
Both the vocal and instrumental music departments participated i n the state music clinic. Band and orchestra members were kept busy by performing in assemblies , concerts and half - time shows
Preparing for half-time shows and assemblies keeps Mr Duane Schulz , music director, and the instrumental groups extra busy
Practicing
new arrangements is the job of the Triple Trio under the direction of Mrs . Velma snook
Accompanist, Mrs. Norma Bennett, and director, Mr. Duane Nichols, go over the music selections for the Christmas Vespers .
•New equipment, course, room
All part of expansion in art
The newly remodeled art department provides students with a wide selection of courses. General art introduces pupils to different methods of art. Elementary design studies line, form, shape, color and texture. Art appreciation stresses the history of art and the standards of today. Drawing and painting and commercial art are also offered.
Mrs. Sharon Cech points out to Mr. George Rush, the variety and unique designs of her art class students.
Drama instructor, Mr. James Putman, comments silently on the play practice of the "Haunting of Hill House."
Students enrolled in engine mechanics class listen to instructor, Mr Lloyd Schmadeke, explain the wide assortment of equipment available
Industrial arts teachers, Mr. Richard Darby and Mr. Evan Boiler view some of the new devices available for their classes.
Industrial arts
Offers variety
Electronics, engine mechanics, welding and vocational agriculture are just a few of the subjects studied by industrial art students. Repairing broken radios and participating in Future Farmers of America are some of the activities open to students in this field.
Drafting and health class are the main concerns of Mr . Max
as he explains to his health students the use of artificial respiration .
Mr. Ed Johnson answers a student's drafting question.
Industrial arts instructors, Mr. Watson Coleman and Mr. Don Mach, evaluate a wood-working class project
Hester
phases of school life during 1969-'70 year
Council members
Student Council holds a meeting in the student lounge to discuss whether it should be reopened.
First semester Council officers were: Bruce Prochaska, president; Jerry Campbell, vice president; Rick Genthe, secretary and John Blumer, treasurer.
for lounge • reopening
Second semester officers, Rod Orduna, president; Becky Catlett, vice president; Marty Lowe, secretary and Jackie Jonas, treasurer, look at the progress being make in the student lounge.
'The night before the night before' raised funds
TwiceeachweekStudentCouncil met to improve communication between students and teachers and to promote the school image throughout the community.
Homecoming and Hub Club dances were sponsored by Student Council. A fund raising dance, "The Night Before the Night Before Christmas , " also sponsored by Student Council, contributed all its proceeds to the
student lounge fund.
A school wide survey showed that over 90 per cent of the students wanted a complete remodeling of the student lounge. -Results of the survey were soon seen as the ceiling of the student lounge was lowered, the walls re,. painted and new furniture was ordered from Omaha.
A committee on student activism was formed to involve students in school affairs. One such
project was Sweetheart Friday. Attending the State Student Council . Convention in North Platte gave members the opportunity to exchange ideas on a statewide level anc;j realize areas in need of improvement in our own Student Council.
Mr. Taylor received a plaque from the Nebraska State Student Council Association for being one of its founding members.
On the last day of the semester, the Council members were presented pins by Mr. Taylor.
Spirit first on Reserve Pep Club's agenda
Organized to foster school spirit, the Reserve Pep Club fulfilled their obligations by spending many hours preparing posters for game days and giving vocal support to the teams during rallies and games.
Mrs. Laverne Rudell and Mrs. Dorothy Vifquain, club sponsors, along with the Rockette and cheerleader sponsors, displayed their Rocket spirit by wearing uniforms on game days consisting of black jumpers, white blouses and scarves.
Reserve pep club girls work diligently on signs for Spirit Week .
Attending games and meets to support the Rocket teams was a requirement of each Reserve Pep Club member. Sitting in the rain and snow of the last few football games proved to be a rather wet and cold experience. As a result, a proposal to accept white vinyl rain hats as part of the official pep club uniform was adopted.
President Shirley Arnold conducts the reserve pep club meeting .
Junior girls added much to the spirit at rallies as well as games.
migrate on buses to Rockettes Grand
Island,
Norfolk games
Lincoln was not the only locale that saw the girls and their sponsors, Miss Jean Holmquist and Mrs Janet Adams , in action. Two migrations bussed the Rocket spiriters to Grand Island for a football game and to Norfolk for a basketball game
The Rockettes predict victory for the Rockets before the Grand Island migration .
Mrs Jan Adams, assistant sponsor of Rockettes, was honored at a bab y shower at the end of first semester.
Carolyn Janda and Sandy Lightner are ready to board the bus for the Rockette migration to Grand Island.
Rockettes hold chili feed, elect Spirit Girl
Added activities included pep button sales, Spirit Week, signs , goal post decorations , and pregame dinners.
For the first time at Northeast there was the selection of a Spirit Girl and a pre-game chili feed.
Senior Carolyn Vandahl was chosen as 1970 Spirit Girl.
were the
Jan Metcalf and Pam Bunn
MC's for a Rockette skit, "It's All In the Way You Play the Game" before the North Platte football game.
Football, basketball - cheerleaders create new
Being a Northeast varsity cheerleader meant more than leading yells at in-town games. It represented hours of practice during the summer, making hello and coach cheers , perfecting new yells and Chants and giving a "cheer-in" for the incoming sophomore girls.
Locker and hall signs, sponsoring the Kick Off Dance to promote spirit and planning rallies were the duties shared by the fourteen. A new look was given to the girls as white sweaters with black striped cuff and waist were added to the uniform.
Mrs. Nancy O ' Brien, cheerleader sponsor, helped the girls with rally ideas
Cheerleader Gale Warren adds spirit to the Lincoln High basketball game .
look uniforms, cheers, pom-pon routines
Football cheerleaders: Linda Weber, Wanda Parks, Pam Marshall, Anita Hughes, Vicki Staberg, Lori Hiza, Char Dietrich.
Basketball cheerleaders: Doris Zemke, Beth May, Kathy Ketterer, Sue Doughty, Gale Warren, Becky Catlett, Vicky Wilson.
N Club loyally supports all Rocket teams
With the emphasis on spirit, the 1969-70 N-Club strived to be one of Northeast ' s most active boys ' organizations.
Again the club sponsored the sales of Sports Guides , concessions and football and basketball programs.
In the spring the boys sponsored the annual All Sports Banquet and chose the evening's queen and her attendants.
Highlighting the year was the N-Club skit where the boys took over as cheerleaders.
The letterman ' s club was under the supervision of Mr. Bun Galloway, athletic director.
The N Club had a variety of their own cheers to yell at games, "One banana , two banana, three banana bunch . . ."
performed for the school at a rally for the East High basketbali game
At a Monday night meeting the letterman's club plans a skit for an upcoming rally.
N Club
At one of the rallies several members of N Club assumed the cheerleader's role.
Hours of practice go into annual water ballet
Fall found Penguin members busy as they joined efforts to make their " Holiday Swim In " water ballet a success.
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Vera Burchardt, director and Mrs. Vietta Short, sponsor, made sure acts Were put together, the mural painted and the master of ceremonies lined up.
Two groups of quartets including Ilona Machers, Jean Lee, Pam Marshall, Paula Richardson, Pam Campbell, Karen Vance, Debbie Eley and Betty Collins find that in order to produce a show , there is a need for group cooperation.
Ca1ole McCormick, Sandy Essman, Caroly n Janda , Ma;chelle Plucknett, Linda Stewart , Patty Wilson and Joyce Wulf work to perfect form in land and water routines.
Painting the mural, sewing various costumes and preparing the surroundings for the water ballet were all responsibilities of Susie Bussear, Jody Bonneau, Karen Vance, Janet Sabalka, Vicky Wilson and Vera Burchardt.
'Holiday
Swi m-1 n' high I ig hts Penguin yea ·r
Working to perfect style and synchronizing the act took many hours. The show included two solos, trios and larger groups of swimmers. Ringing out the old and bringing in the new found the whole club performing in the finale.
Penguins helps the girls perfect water stunts and diving styles, that can be used to earn letters of accommodation , all which were recognized at their banquet in late spring.
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Vera Burchardt, Marney Fox , Sharon Toohey , Mary Snell, Chris Williams, Lou Ann VanHorn, Pat James and Debbie Cratsenberg take time out to fix costumes before the performance
Sharon Toohey , Linda Ripa, Pam Bunn, Vicky Wilson , S usie Jansing, Gale Warren , Laurie Novak and Renee Mills give pointers to help acts ready themselves for the show. •
GAA members participate in gymnastics, bowling
GAA girls were off to an early start by sponsoring another "Welcoming Tea" for non-members
Meetings found the girls planning after school activities, banquets and playdays, one of which included their mothers.
Participation in different activities like gymnastics, golf, bowling and tennis enabled the girls to earn different patches and emblems.
Ready to help the girls with their questions was Mrs. Joan Albers, the club sponsor.
Many GAA members formed a gymnastics team and held intra-school meets.
Good food was the word at the GAA mother-daughter playday.
Hard work, much time go into debate speeches
Hours of research , constant memorization and last minute panic . before deadlines were experienced by the National Forensic League members.
Under the leadership of Mr Jack Mueller , the NFL participated in tournaments against debate squads throughout Nebraska Events included original oratory , extemporaneous speaking , debate and impromptu speaking.
Lincoln Northeast sponsored the regional tournament Dec. 6 , and a beginners tournament in January :
The National Forensic League ' s purpose is to give national recognition to debate squads.
all research and paperwork is completed
After
, Pat Olson and Mark Gordon present their case
Debaters Tom Casady, Terry Mahlman, Cindy Erhlich and Linda Hotovy dedicate time to locate and record quotes supporting the strategy of their cases .
NFL, Debate members reach for excellence
RESOLVE: Congress should prohibit unilateral U S. military intervention in foreign countries. This was the topic discussed by Mr. Jack Mueller's debate class. Using quotes obtained from hours of research, negative and affirmative cases were drawn up and debated in attempt to disprove the opponent's arguments Debates were held between members of the class and against other Nebraska schools.
Prior to tournaments, Mr. Mueller helps beginning debaters improve theircases.
Varsity debaters Pam Brown, Becky Drabant, Tom Casady, Terry Mahlman, Mark Gordon and Pat Olson leave for a tournament at Augustana College.
I nternationa I Club collects cancelled stamps;
At the International Club Christmas party members read the Christmas story in three foreign languages
Kwee Tin Yew, AFS student from Malaysia , stayed with Kathy Schmidt and her family
AFS student from Thailand, Sopapan "Sophie" Chareonratha, lived with the Lawrence Glaser family.
acquaints members with foreig _ n countries
Engaging in useful projects; the members of International Club sold Kings tickets for the American Field Service. With the aid of the student body, members collected cancelled stamps which were sent to the Northwest Community Clinic in Germany to be cleaned, pressed and resold by underprivileged children.
The French, Spanish and German Clubs featured an originality contest at their Halloween party to determine who could best portray the Halloween customs of their country with cookies, hats and lanterns.
The holiday foods and festival songs of France, Spain and Germany were presented at the International Christmas party. The Christmas story was read in French, Spanish and German, and skits were given to show how Christmas is celebrated in each of these countries.
According to Miss Margaret Dolezal, a cabinet member, the goal of International Club is to extend interest and activities of the foreign language classes.
At the Foreign Food Fair, each International Club member brings a dish of his choosing.
Masque and Gavel starts anti-smoking campaign
Throughout the past year Masque and Gavel members sponsored and sold tickets for the school plays and participated in the Rocket Revue with the presentation of a graveyard scene. Other activitie~ included the sponsoring of an anti-smoking campaign and a banquet to initiate newly elected officers and members.
Club sponsor , Mr. James Putman , and the cabinet were responsible for the selection of applicants who wished to become members.
Masque and Gavel members edit the script for a self produced and directed movie on the hazards of smoking .
Students find
During the past year Science Club members participated in an expedition through the science department of Wesleyan University. At each of the club's meetings, topics were presented, ranging from drugs to egg yolks.
Mr. Robert Resz and his assistants Mr. Richard Temme and Mr. Ellis Jeffery were the club ' s sponsors.
The Science Club, open to all Northeast students, had no requirements for membership other than a genuine interest in science.
LN's Science -Club challenging
Mr . Resz demonstrates an experiment to members of the Science Club .
During the year many speakers were the guests of the Science Club.
After a Science Club meeting, members give ideas and opinions on the evening's topics.
Rocket staff creates revolution at LN· 1
Produced entirely by the students, the 1970 ROCKET created a minor rebellion for Northeast journalists. Innovations in pictures, color and format changed the image of the ROCKET.
Rocket editor, Cyndi Orr, discusses her ideas about the yearbook with Becky Fischer and Linda Hohensee.
Photographers, Jim Furrer and Mike Bergstraesser, work in the darkroom, a new addition to the publications department at Northeast.
The ad staff hangs publicity posters to promote the sale of yearbooks.
controversial techniques, ideas applied
Journalism jargon was adapted by staff members as they scheduled pictures, originated policies and sold ads to finance the book.
Cyndi Orr, editor, was called upon to see that sections met their deadlines and solve any problems that were to arise, besides writing her share of the book.
Rocket staff members exchange ideas informally as they work on deadlines.
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Northeastern staff strives for more depth ,
Under the leadership of Joyce Rudell , editor , the eight membe r staff of the NORTHEASTERN com_bined forces to produce a bimonthly newspaper. A new approach was taken in publishing the NORTHEASTERN this year. More student opinion was voiced , and there were changes concerning layout and headline techniques.
When the NORTHEASTERNs arrive at school, the staff tries frantically to read and assemble them at the same time
Joyce Rudell, Northe'!stern editor, crops a picture for an upcoming deadlin
Staff members help proofread the paper before it is sent to the printer
student opinions; edits special
Cartoons drawn by Jim Furrer, art director, depicted the life , controversy and issues of the Northeast student.
Out to Launct.l, a feature sports column, predicted football and basketball outcomes and compiled the week's statistics.
Mrs. Cathie Petsch was instrumental in helping the NORTHEASTERN and ROCKET staffs.
'Hill House' breaks play attendance records
"The Haunting of Hill House" by Shirley Jackson was sponsored by Masque and Gavel as the first semester all school play. The play called for an unusual stage set and unique sound effects. These caused problems which the crews overcame with patience and weeks of practice.
"They all go bock on the shelves each time. That's the way it's done," explains Mrs. Dudley to Dr. Montague as Theodora and Luke listen quietly.
Dr. Montague and Luke listen carefully as Arthur tells them that he doesn't "drink, doesn't smoke and doesn't read trash" as it is bad for the boys.
"Oh yes, I do wont to come. I belong here now," Eleanor tells the force which pulls her to the tower.
Bev Simons
... Eleanor Vance
Pat Herman Theodora
Pat Olson Dr. Montague
Gary Cline Luke Sanderson
Pam Groat
... Mr. Montague
Bill Kreici
... Arthur Parker
Tess Jonas
.. Mrs. Dudley
Invisible rabbit
Combining fantasy and reality, Masque and Gavel presented "Harvey" as the second semester play.
Weeks of rehearsal helped cast members develop the technique of pantomiming , used to portray the six-foot tall rabbit "Harvey."
enterta i n-s
Myrtle Simmons
Sandi Furrer
Veta Simmons
Karen Brammer
Elwood Dowd
Jim Furrer
Miss Johnson
Marcia White
Mrs. Ethel Chauvenet
Tess Jonas
Ruth Kelly, R.N.
- Mary Dolan
Ors. Sanderson and Chumley prepare Elwood's injection while Duane Wilson talks with Nurse Kelly. Veta Simmons pays Mr. Lofgren, the cab driver, as Myrtle listens.
LN audiences
Duane Wilson
Rick Anderson
Lyman Sanderson, M.D
Jerry Renaud
William Chumley, M.D.
Jon Gruett
Betty Chumle/ Marsha Watts
Judge Omar Gaffney
Tom Doughty
E. J. Lofgren
Kirby Lehman
Judge Gaffney, Mrs. Chumley, Mrs. Chauvenet and Miss Johnson discuss the whereabouts of Elwood.
Lincoln Northeast stage transformed into
Under the direction of Mr. Duane Schulz , the 19th annual Rocket Revue was produced with the theme " Twentieth Century Rocket Films Inc." Masters and mistresses of ceremonies Jon Gruett , Allen McConnell , Russ Boyte and Sue Kerrey enacted the role of talent scouts, while Kim Wiseman and Candy Holmes were the curious cleaning ladies. Special lighting effects were used at the beginning of each act to give the appearance of film clips.
In t~e search for talent, the scouts came across a piano duet from " Exodus ," by Mark Westphalen and Pam Bunn. The Seven Shades of Soul presented " Hold On " and " Spinning Wheel " after which Lori Lamphear sang " Hick ! ory Wind ."
Mr. Duane Schulz directs the Rocket Stage Band as Bill Sundeen solos.
Soloist Patty Broadston performs on LN stage while Jim Hitch waits his turn .
'Rocket Films
Inc.' during 1-970 Rocket Revue
Further searching produced results as Ilona Machers danced to " Love Is Blue " and the Wacisa Indian Dancers presented the Belt Dance.
Audiences were also exposed to a monologue on " Pets ," by Bruce Prochaska and a comedy vaudeville act by Jon Gruett and Russ Boyte . Also included in the evening ' s entertainment were the sOngs '' Wonderful MarshmellowWorld , ' ' " There ' s Nothing Like A Dame ," "Can ' t Say No, " " Windmills of Your Mind, " " Cherish ," " Obodee, " " Theme From Romeo and Juliet " sung by soloist Patty Broadston and " Jean " sung by Jim Hitch.
As the "Ballad of Spoon River'' unfolds to the audience, Jim Furrer relates h i s life as a crazy man
Ilona Machers conveys tranquility while dancing to "Love is Blue."
"Don'f Put Your Feet In the Lemonade" was performed by senior girls.
Lori Lamphear sang a ballad, "Hickory Wind," which she accompanied on her guitar.
Jon Gruett and Russ Boyte perform as Ed and Earl in a vaudeville routine.
"Songs of Food," performed by senior girls, featured "Ground-round" and "Hello Delly ."
Gruett, 'Yankee Doodle' boy, takes spotlight
Paulette Watts and Patty Herman take timf: to discuss their parts of Agnes and Ethyl, George's wives.
Fay, played by Pat Lopour, waits patiently as her turn to take the stage rolls around.
Sam Harris, portrayed by Dave Wampler, entertains guests at his evening get-together.
LN presents Broadway
"George M " this year ' s operetta depicts the life of the author George Cohan and his struggle to get to the top of his business , the stage. George, played by Jon Gruett, breaks away from his parents Jerry and Nellie in order to do this After his goal is reached , he quits the stage and bows out graciously
"George M " a new and popular Broadway musical called for hours of concentrated practice from the cast of forty, the Northeast choir and their director Mrs Velma Snook.
mu .sical 'George M'
Jon G w ett
George Cohan
Russ Boyte
Jerry Cohan
Candy Holmes
Nellie Cohan
Linda Hohensee
Josie Cohan
Patty Herman
Ethyl Leavy
Paulette Watts
Agnes Nolan
Pat Lopour
Fay Templeton
Dave Wampler
Sam Harris
The four Cohans: Jerry, Josie, George and Nellie prepare for another of their traditional performances.
J on Gruett spends much time in perfecting his role as George in the operetta.
Red Cross Council hosts membership campaign
Red Cross Council is a service organization which tries to help the community through city wide service projects sponsored by the Red Cross, noted Mrs. Lynn Benton, Red Cross sponsor
Participation in a leadership training clinic at the Nebraska Center for Continuing Education aided in the organization of the group during the first few weeks of school.
Members collected pop bottles for the KFOR-sponsored " Operation Santa Claus " and delivered them to Gateway for city wide pick-up.
Second semester brought the annual Red Cross Fair and an enrollment drive. The month of May featured the Red Cross Awards dinner.
Red cross members get in the swing of things with their annual spring fund drive.
Red Cross officer Becky Orr introduces a speaker at a morning assembly
Special instrumental groups add variety
LN's string ensemble gets together to practice for another performance.
LN's advanced band performs for a special afternoon engagement.
Prep band presents a concert in the Northeast auditorium.
'409 gang' provides spirit, listening pleasure
Mr. Duane Schulz, director of the instrumental department.was always busy as Northeast music groups kept varied appointments throughout the school year.
Small groups including the string ensemble and a brass group were responsible for assembly entertainment and call to colors.
The Rocket band played an i mportant role in fostering school spirit, as they played for rallies, games and half time shows.
Vespers, Christmas concerts, the operetta and the spring conc ert provided listening pleasure for Lincolnites as well as Northeast students.
The select group of advanced orchestra students take hours in class and out, t ,o perfect tone and quality.
Host, Hostess announced at Homecoming rally_
Hostess Cheryl Gage Host Maury Damkroger
Janet Cejka and Greg Wright, Attendants
Becky Catlett and Jim Skinner, Attendants
Marty Lowe chosen as 1969 'King 9f ·Hearts'
Steve Westover, Attendant
King Marty Lowe
Jim Smith, Attendant
all sports royalty
Queen Jan Ceika
Attendants John Strain, Gale Warren, Rod Orduna and Karen Kleeb
King Tom Novak
may day royalty
Queen Karen Kleeb
Attendants Cynthia Hoffman and Greg Sullivan
King Rod Orduna
imprints on the field
Coach Bauer's boys finish with 6-2-1 mark
The 1969 Rocket football team experienced a change in coaching staff, as Art Bauer returned to assume his former duties as head football coach at Lincoln Northeast.
This change caused some early problems in trying to adjust to "Bauer Bal I" as the Rockets dropped two early games. However, as the season progressed the team improved enough to win the next five of six games, the other being a tie with Bellevue, and boast a season record of 6-2-1.
Varsity Team: Front Row - J. Moock , mgr. , T Adams , L. Hladik , R Hall , J Esquivel, Ron Anderson , S Marshall , L. Graul , R Anderson , S Neberman , W Rosenthal , mgr. Second Row-Coach Els , R Genthe , J. Biggs , J. Sinner , R Wisehart , B Johnson , G Sullivan , J Sm i th , T. Danek , J Hart , J. Bell , K Hipple, Coach Bauer Back Row- T Novak , S Westover , M Shields , G Muehlhausen , M Argello , J Sk i nner , R Leach , D Clapper , K Webb , M Damkroger , B Stutzman , S Knight , G Wright.
Head Coach Art Bauer and Assistant Coach Robert Els check their teams situation and signal for an offensive adiustment.
to ga i h fifth .place ranking in state po 11 s
This effort earned the team fifth place ranking i n the state polls , the highest of any Lincoln team.
The imprints left on the football field this year were ones of hard work , determination and success. This success stemmed from the efforts of Coach Bauer and Assistant Coach Robert Els , and from the team members working as one unit. " Bauer ' s Boys" realized what it took to be a winner. The successful season proves that " Bauer Power" is back at Lincoln Northeast.
Northeast linemen lay key blocks to help Senior Fullback Maury Damkroger gain valuable yardage and another LN first down
Powerful offensive, rugged defense, desire
The Rockets opened the season with a convincing win over the Fremont Tigers 24-9. Northeast displayed a powerful ground attack as they rushed to a total of 308 yards on the ground. The first touchdown of the season came on a 70-yard run by Quarterback Tom Novak. Other touchdowns were scored by End Mike Argello , reserve Quarterback Rick Genthe and Fullback Maury Damkroger Northeast suffered its first setback of the season in a hard fought contest against cross-town rival Southeast 19-7. The lone LN touchdown was scored on a 47yard run by Halfback Jim Smith This loss evened the LN record for the season at 1-1.
The Rockets lost their second
game of the season to anothers Lincoln rival , East.
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Jim Smith finds out that football has its aches and pains
characterize successful LN gridiron
In an action-packed fourth quarter, the two teams struggled from an appare.nt East victory to a Northeast triumph and back again. A spectacular 80-yard punt return in the final quarter by Novak shoved the Rockets ahead 14-7 with only 8:32 remaining in the game. However, East scored again with just 36 seconds showing on the scoreboard and then made the crucial two-point conversion to capture a 15-14victory over the Rockets.
The Rockets got back on the winning trail as they defeated a tough Pius team 6-0. The two teams battled to a deadlock until the fourth quarter, when Argello broke through to block a Pius punt. This was the spark needed by LN as they marched the ball across the goal line for the lone touchdown of the game. The victory left the Rockets 2-2 for the season.
Head Coach Art Bauer offers his suggestions to a Rocket back during a crucial game with Pius at Seacrest.
Southeast back finds himself in a bad situation as he is thrown for big loss.
Improvement keynote
The rain didn't bother the Rockets as they rolled to a 33-0 victory over Lincoln High. The offensive line play was complimented by Coach Art Bauer as being the best performance this year. Players that composed the offensive line were Ken Hipple , Kipp Webb, Steve Westover, Lonnie Graul, Tom Adams , John Esquivel, Jack Hart and Argello. The highlight of the contest came on the last play of the game as End Dan Clapper caught a Mark Shields pass for 48 yards and a LN touchdown.
It was a happy homecoming for the mighty Rockets as they downed the Hastings Tigers 40-8. Outstanding plays of the game were a 90-yard punt return by Novak and a 65-yard jaunt by Damkroger, both fortouchdowns.
Northeast put together a powerfu I offense for a total of 306 yards rushing to drop Grand Island 3614 and collected LN ' s fifth victory of the season.
of 1969 Rocket team
The scoring opened when End Webb grabbed an 18-yard aeria l for the touchdown. Webb later caught three other scoring passes, one for another TD and two for the two-point conversions. Other scorers in the game were Novak, Damkroger and Wright. The battle between the state ' s fifth ranked team, Northeast and the fourth ranked team, Bellevue ended in a 0-0 deadlock. The only serious scoring threat by LN came late in the third quarter as the Rockets moved to the Bellevue nine where the drive ended Bellevue's final attempt to score came in the waning seconds of the game when they drove to LN's two-yard line only to be stopped by a stiff Rocket goal line stand The tie left the Rocket record at 5-2-1 and still ranked fifth in the state.
Northeast used a stubborn defense in the final quarter to stop two North Platte drives and gain a 13-6 win. The final record of the Rockets with this added win stood at 6-2-1.
John Esquivel and Jeff Bell make a key tackle against Hastings Tigers.
Jim Skinner confirms official's decision as Maury Damkroger scores.
Somewhere in this pile lies the
Bellevue fullback, who was a victim of a Rocket defense, which put many opposing backs in positions of pain.
Bellevue quarterback glances over his shoulder and discovers Senior Tackle Jack Hart closing in fast to make the stop.
Well deserving Rockets receive recognition
This year Northeast placed two football players on the elite " AllCity " team. Fullback Maury Damkroger and Tackle Steve Westover were the honored recipients. Damkroger repeating on the AllCity squad for the third year was the obviouschoiceforthefullback position. He also was the only Northeast representative on the All-State Team. Westover, a twoyear letterman, was also on the honor roll for All-State, along with Guard John Esquivel and Halfback Greg Wright.
Senior Fullback Maury Damkroger slants off tackle for an important first down
A hard-hitting and tough Lincoln Northeast defense corrals and drops Bellevue ball carrier after gaining short yardage.
Reserves find the • going tough
during
season
RESERVE TEAM: Front Row- D. Dittenber, J Hertzel , J Barnett , C Brown , D Standley , B Morford , S Harris
Second Row- Coach Monk, H. McGrew, K Butler , D Neberman , M Kuch, B Schuman , R Kempkes, D Hi le , T Hill , Coach McMeen. Back Row - M Reid , M Dinsmore , T. Mahlman, J. Sollenberger , J Michaud , J Wright, L. Swenson , D Stillwell.
The 1969 Northeast Reserve team found the going tough in posting a 1-5 season record New Head Coach Terr¥ Monk and Assistant Coach Reynold McMeen noted that inexperience and injuries caused the team not to jell until the end of the season. The lone Rocket victory came on a 25-0 win over Hastings.
Cited for their offensive play were Terry Danek, Rick Genthe and Jim Hertzel. Outstanding on defense were Larry Swenson, Chris Brown, Jerry Barnett and Steve Harris.
Even though the record posted by the Reserves was not outstanding, the Rocket fans salute the team's desire, drive and never give up attitude. With the valuable experience gained and the fine coaching received the reserve squad should successfully fill the vacancies on next year ' s varsity team and carry on the fine Northeast tradition.
Southeast runner finds the going rugged as Larry Swenson makes the tackle .
Sophomore Team: Front Row-J. Stiverson, L. Weber , R. Lobeda , S. Kirwan, J. Luedtke, J. Ryan, R Shaw, J. Curtiss, S Wilson, G Chisholm, T. Liddick , K Anson Second Row-J. Gaskins, M. Hermance, K. Sackschewsky, R. Woods , J Hall , J. Underhill, G. Kennel, J. Gatchell , B. Rogers, T. Knight , M Swartz , 0 Wenzel, T Henson Third Row- M. Fleming , J Wilkerson , R. Schlegel, 0 Young, E McMeen, T. Yearly, P Mehuron , G. Sullivan, 0. Thompson, R. Standley , J. Baker, Coach James. Back Row-Coach Willemsen, K Janney , A Webb , 0 Hanaman, S. Robison, M Weekly , G. Pickerell, R. Cramer, R . Messing, S. Reminga, S. Stehr, B Walker, L. Schmidt.
Sophomores come on strOng for 4- l - l
The 1969 Northeast Soph-· omores ran to another winning season. Coached by Mr. Hank Willemsen and Mr. Robert James, the team scored a total of 183 points while holding their opponents to only 55 points, making for a 4-1-1 seasonal record. This gives the sophomore team a fantastic record of 33-4-6 over a period of eight years.
The sophomores' tradition of desire and determination was upheld again this year and proved to be the downfall of many Rocket opponents. Coach Willemsen cited the offensive line and the hard running backfield guided by Quarterback Gaylen Kennel and Backs Dwight Thompson, Tom Henson and Randy Sch leg el. Linemen Ed McMeen and Steve Stehr were also commended for their efforts.
The Sophomores in their first year discovered what is needed to be amember of a Rocket team. This experience combined with their ability s'tiould help them occupy the vacant slots on the varsity and reserve squads next year.
Randy Schlegel looks for daylight after taking hand-off from Gay/en Kennel.
'69 cross country team
In 1969 , Lincoln Northeast suddenly eme r ged as a Class A cross country power, after being unable to even qualify for the state meet two years ago. Led by Rick Gochnour , the only senior on the squad, and Juniors Ron Greeno, Cliff Karthauser, Bern i e Olsen and Jerry Kirkland , the Rockets ran to a third place finish in the state meet. This finish was the highest ever achieved by a Northeast cross country team.
Before competing for the state championship at Pioneer Park, Coach Max Hester's runners swept firsts in the Fremont Invitational, Lincoln High Invitational, Nebraska Wesleyan Invitational, Lincoln Public School ' s championship and the district meet , while placing second only in the Trans-Nebraska conference meet.
Junior Ron Greeno takes the lead as he did throughout the season .
Cross C111try Team: Fr11t Row- M. Hi&1i1S, G. A1derm , B . w•itef11t , P Pawell , J. Wri1•t , B. D181ck S1c11d Raw - 8. Olsen, R. Macconnell, R. leach, K. Kennedy, M Mahoney , A. Belka, 0. Gross, S. Berfield Back Row - Coach Hester , R Gochnour , B. Sundeen , R. Greeno , C. Karthauser, R. Ems , R. Thompson , J. Kirk l and, W. Schmidt , mgr
Team : Front Row- K Inness , K Young , M Ross , M Lowe , R. Albers , K. Nielsen, R Roberts Second Rows Dickey , J Blumer, M Schuman , 0 Strough, L. West , G Horner Third Row-A . Guilarte , B
B
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Northeast regains state gymnastics crown
The Northeast Rocket gymnastics team proved that they were the best in the state by capturing their eighth state championship, the sixth in nine years. Though Northeast had only one state gold medal winner, Dean Strough, they claimed the runnerup spot in four events to outdistance North Platte 71 to 62.5 for the title.
Coach Bob Heffelfinger'ssquad not only took the state crown, but also won the Trans-Nebraska and district titles and posted a 10-2 season record.
Consistent performances throughout the season were turned in by Seniors Marty Lowe, Ken Young, Ken Inness and Juniors Dean Strough, Larry West and Mike Schuman.
Gymnastics
Heiliger, R Heffelfinger,
Bunn
Johnson , B Corning Bick Row - Coach Kempkes , Coach Heffelfinger
A proud coach relates his success story to LN students.
Mike Ross added valuable points throughout the season with his superior performances on the side horse.
Junior Gymnast Mike Schuman flips toward another first place.
All-around performer Marty Lowe exhibits his winning form.
Lincoln Northeast • reigns as
state champ
Lincoln Northeast emerged from the 1969-70 basketball season as the best team in the state.
Led by the five starters, Tom Novak , Maury Damkroger, John Strain, Greg Wright and Jim Sinner, the Rockets beat Southeast and East High to gain a berth i~ the state tournament in Omaha. Both of these district games went into overtime before the Rockets prevailed.
In the first round of the state tournament the LN cagers drew Boys Town. A Damkroger field goal with four seconds remaining in the game gave the Rockets a slim 57-56 victory. In the semifinals the black and white found the going a little easier as they glided to a 71-48 win over Scottsbluff. In the final game the Rockets showed their strength as they downed a tough Omaha Tech team 64-54. -
The victory gave Northeast its sixth state championship and the fifth under Coach Ed Johnson. The Rockets, with an 18-3 record, proved they were number one in the state.
Varsity Team: Front Row-W. Rosenthal , mgr. , L. White, J. Sinner, G Wright , M Mahoney, M Wi lber, M. Carlson, mgr .,
E. Grace , mgr Back Row- Coach Johnson , B Stutzman , K Maresh , T Maup i n, J. Stra i n, M. Damkroger , B Olsen , R. Teno pir , T Novak
This basket by Maury Damkroger beat Boys Town and put the Rockets into the semifinals.
Coach Ed Johnson directs his Lincoln Northeast ballclub to another state championship.
LN 70 Kearney 31
LN 61 Southeast 49
LN 60 Lincoln High 62
LN 79 Hastings 52
LN 57 Omaha Benson 54
LN 62 Lincoln High 57
LN 61 Norfolk 47
LN 76 Pius 46
LN 39 Southeast 46
LN 6.8 East 76
LN 69 North Platte 53
LN 86 Grand Island 57
LN 92 Beatrice 66
LN 65 Fremont 52
LN 62 East 52
LN 66 Bellevue 45
District Tournament
LN 76 Southeast 7 4
LN 73 East 71
LN 57
LN 71
LN 64
State Tournament Boys Town 56 Scottsbluff 48 Omaha Tech 54
Greg Wright cuts down the nets after the Rockets' big win.
Larry White tosses a charity shot as Roger Tenopir and Mike Wilber await the outcome.
High-flying John Strain gets no competition from his rivals as he puts in an easy two.
Jumping Junior Jim Sinner puts in a valuable bucket for the Rockets.
The teamwork of John Strain and Maury Damkroger pulled the Northeast Rockets to an easy 76-46 victory over Pius X.
Maury Damkroger exemplifies the true grit that the Rockets had in winning the state tournament
Greg Wright realizes that it's all over and LN is number one. Barry Stutzman has more than the ball grabbed.
Rockets honored for outstanding achievement
The 1969-70 Lincoln Northeast basketball squad not only proved to be the best in the state, but boasted several outstanding players. Heading the list of honorees was Senior Tom Novak. Novak was named to the mythical All-State team for the second year in a row, to the All-City team and to the All-Tournament team. Joining Novak on the All-City and AIITou rnament team was Maury Damkroger. Receiving All-State honorable mention were Maury Damkroger, Greg Wright and John Strain.
Three happy coaches receive the traditional victory shower.
All-stater Tom Novak found that the basketball court is no place to take a break from the game.
Reserve Team: Front Row-C. Froscheiser , mgr ., S Landenburger , B Forney , G Kennell , R. Genthe, G Anderson, P Mehuron , M Stevens, mgr. Back Row-J Wright , D Taylor, C. Rau , M Shields , M Reid , S
Reserves blast thru opponents, post 13-3 recor
The Reserve basketball team , steered by Coach LeRoy (Stubb ) Seng, used a balanced scorin attack and a sound defense t o pull. away victorious in all bu t three games. The team was le in the scoring department by Juniors Mike Mahoney, Mark Shields Charlie Rau and Sophomor e Steve Stehr.
The Rockets averaged 58 point s per game while holding their opponents to 44 points.
Stehr , M. Mahoney, Coach Seng
Steve Stehr drives post his man for a bucket.
Coach Willemsen's sophs' take city
The sophomore team , like the other basketball squads at had a terrific season, posting an 11-1 record. The sophs ' only loss was to Southeast , and that game was decided by two points During the season the young " Rockets " averaged 57 points per game while holding their opponents to a 39 point average. It seems as though there is a tradition of wi n ning f or the sophomore teams. Over the past five years they have won 46 games and lost only nine.
Several boys reached the double-figure average throughout the season; Don Alder, Harvey Forney, and Randy Schlegel had the best average out-puts per game They will be a welcome addition to next year's reserve and varsity teams.
During most of the games this season, the tip off was the only point at which the Rocket foes were close.
Sophomore Team: Front Row-J. Gotchall , T. Barker, K Rivett , J. Baker, D Young , J. Wilkerson , R Wood s, G Forney , J Underhill, mgr Back Row-Coach Willemson , H Forney , D. Adler, A Belka , R Cramer , D. Folkerts , D Beaver , T. Sc hil ke , D. Tracy, G Sullivan
Swimmers suffer setbacks, look t.o coming season
The 1970 swim record for dual meets was 3-7. Although not a particularly good year, the season was highlighted by many underclassmen showing potential for the next year. Two of these underclassmen were Sophomores Tracy Pettit and Mark Wolf. Team leaders included four returning lettermen, Tom Adams, John Blumer, Rod Kempkes and Alan Darr. Junior John Blumer was the only Rocket finman to make the finals in the state meet.
Swimming Team : Front Row-A McConnell , R Greer , R. Rieke , D Tobler , T Adams , R Kempkes , A. Darr , J Woodruff , R Hill. Second Row-E. Rorabaugh , S Smith , G Pickerel , M Wolf , T Pettit , R McConnell , J. Curtiss , N. Hamel , G Shepard Back Row-Coach Wall , B Hall , D. Wenzel, B Kraft , B Johnson , mgr , P Collister , G Spaulding , J. Blumer , M Schuman , Coach Strange.
Sophomore breaststroke, Tracy Pettit churns towards the finish line.
Swimming Coach Ken Wall checks over his team's situation
John Blumer exh'pits his winning form.
Effort is exemplified on the face of Senior Al McConnell during a race~
LN grapplers finish
Lincoln Northeast's 1970 wrestling squad capped a tough bu · successful season by posting winning 5-4 dual meet record. In his sixth year at Northeast, Coac h John McIntyre guided his grapplers to a strong second plac E finish in both the Trans-Nebrask c and District meet competitio r and qualified seven men for th E state meet in Lincoln.
Those claiming District championship titles were Rod Ordun a Larry Wilcox and Ron Anderso n Other Rocket qualifiers were To rr Henson, Art Longoria, Jeff Be l. and Ron Landis. Orduna finishe c the highest in the state meet wit r a second place.
Wrestling Team: Front Row-R Hall, D. Standley, T. Knight , A Longoria, T Karle, R Orduna, C. Lehr. Second Row-J Bell , M Hutchins , R. Anderson , L. Wilcox , R Landis , T Henson , D Merril l. Third Row-M Hildebrand , C Reinke , S
Fer guson, K. Anson, D Ray , K Draper, G Chisolm, A E l sasser , Coach McIntyre Fourth Row-K Sears , J Gas kins , M. Voecks, D Dow , D Bickford , J. Brinkman , B. Walton , D. Kehr , B Ross , Coach Renegar Back Row- G Howard , J Corning, R Lobeda , J Ryan , R Messing, G Cooper
Junior wrestler Ron Anderson en;oys the spoils of victory.
Coach McIntyre and Coach Reneger add their encouragement.
second TN, districts
Rod Orduna carried a major load for the Rocket wrestlers throughout the season.
The frustration of wrestling is shown on the face of Sophomore Tim Knight.
Novak, Smith, Damkroger returning letterme
Coached by Mr. LeRoy Seng , the varsity team looked forwar d to a fine season. Three returnin g lettermen: Tom Novak, Jim Smit h and Maury Damkroger were th e nucleus of the 1970 team. Sever a ' underclassmen made the tea n this year along with several se n iors from last year's reserve tea m
The varsity was weak in th E pitching department as n c pitchers returned from last year ' , team. Doug Landrom, Dave Wo h and John Logan, pitchers for th reserves last season , were th E prospects trying to make th f team this spring.
Also looking for a fine seaso r will be reserve coach, Ken Wa l l
Tom Novak scoops up a hot grounder.
Baseball Team: Front Row-Coach Seng , M Carlson , mgr ., J Campbell , J. Smith , T Novak , J. Barnett , J Esquivel , T. Branaman , B Utterback , T. Lidd i ck , R Tenopir , J Moock , mgr Back Row-D . Landstrom , M Damkroger , K Webb , R Leach , T Adam s, D Clapper , S St ehr , D. Wolf , M Re i d, E Grace , mgr
Letterman Jim Smith handles a hot one down the line. Do ug Landstrom warms up for coming games.
All-city player Maury Damkroger swings a big bat.
Coach Hester's cindermen aim toward succes~
Track Team: Front Row- K. Stairs , G Sull i van , R. Hall , R Gochnour, G Sullivan , L. Dawson , S. Marshall , D Hanson , M Hildebrand , G. Anderson, M Riedel , M Swartz, D Wenzel. Second Row-W Rosenthal, rRgr ., C Brown, D Sloey, C Karthauser , R Greeno , R Thompson , J. Kirkland, R Anderson , B Sundee , J Luedtke , J. Wright, R Ems, J. Wilkerson , D Kobek, R Debusk Third Row- Coach Hester, B. Stutzman, D Tracy, K. Nielsen , J Bell , K Hipple, M Wi lber, R. Schlegel, T Henson , D Thompson, E McMeen , B. Whitefoot , D. Adler , R McConnell , D Gross Back Row-A. Belka , M••Mahoney, C Rau , M Shields , B Olsen , D Folkerts, C Ni elsen , R. Mess i ng , S Remenga, S Westover , J Mi chaud , S Landenberger , B. Walker , B Schuman , S Stand l ey , R Leach , D Franc i s, mg r. Not pictured : Coach El s, Coac h McMeen
Senior lettermen Rick Gochnour, Greg Sullivan and Barry Stutzman practice to get a good start for their race.
Northeast trackmen, looking forward to a good year, were welcomed by cold, wet weathe r which hampered early workouts Coach Max Hester looked for his thinclads to be a threat in city competition preparing them for the state meet. The Rockets boasted a strong team with experienced lettermen returning as well as a promising group of underclassmen.
Thirteen lettermen returned for the Rockets including Seniors Mike Wilber, Kurt Nielsen, Greg Sullivan , Barry Stutzman, Rick Gochnour, Dave Standley and Steve Westover.
Senior Steve Westover shows his form in throwing the discus. Kicking high, Mike Wilber stretches to clear the bar.
Mark Shields, Cliff Karthauser, Ron Greeno, Rick Thompson and Bernie Olsen jog during warm ups.
Tennis team finishes fourth
state meet
The Northeast tennis team bui l t around only one letterman, Dav e Lux, came on strong toward th e end of the season. The youn g Rocket team placed first in th e York Invitational and brough t home the first tennis trophy sinc e 1962 and only the second in th e school ' s history.
Coach Keith Watt cited Senio r Lux and Junior Jerry Renaud as being the best all-around players on the team. He also stated tha t he was looking forward to an even better season next year.
Tennis Team : Front Row-P Hughes , M. McKnight, 8. Forney , T. Lickei, L. Dake , 6. Forney, D. Wampler , D leavitte, mgr.
Back Row- B. Hall, B Prochaska, D Lux , J. Fischer , R. Johnson , J. Renaud, Coach Watt.
Dave lux returns serve for point.
John Fischer slams ball at opponent.
Rocket golf team faces rebuilding problem
With only one returning letterman from last year ' s squad , Coach Jack Mueller relied heavily on the depth provided by underclassmen This year ' s golf team was led by letterman Pat Killeen with strength being added by Senior Larry Bird and a host of sophomores. The golf team opened the season against Beatrice on March 30.
Golf Team : Front Raw-B Forney , G Forne y, J. Gask ins Back Raw -H. Forney, L. Bird , J. Green, Coach Mueller, P
Kil leen , J. Chase
Pat Killeen tees off for the first hole.
Sophs' intramural team takes city
Dale Merrill comes in hard to put the stopper on Tom Maupin
Senior Dave Hill picks up a bfocker and heads for the goal /in~.
crown f ootba 11,
basketball
An extensive intramural program was set up this year by Mr Melvin Berka and Mr. Bill Maly. So many students participated that during the basketball season the teams were limited to only five regular games.
Flag football, basketball , baseball and volleyball were the intramural sports that LN students could take part in
Mr. Maly and Mr. Berka were not the only ones who helped , as several teachers also volunteered their time.
Kipp Webb puts up a shot at the championships at East High.
Larry Bird puts on a burst of speed to go in for a layup.
imprints on the economy
One reason Shannon Conover goes to Conover Apco, 6500 Havelock Avenue, is becau~e of the friendly service she receives from the attendants, such as Steve Walling
Mr. Knight explains to Scott and Tim Knight that Citizens State Bank, located at 2500
decide what to eat with all
for
North 48th, is a full service bank offerin g the best in savings , loans and checkin g,.
Bruce Ross and Brad Schuman can't
the delicious selections at the Colonial Inn Restaurant, 56th and Cornhusker highway. Stop in an<) see
yourself.
Jim Skinner and Dave Stewart can't believe all the money there is in the vault at First National Bank, 12th and N Street If you hav e any bank business be sure to see First National
accounts. Scott and Tim agree that it is a friendly community bank.
"Very interesting," says Jim Curtiss and Mark Stevens, · as they look over the many machines used at Elce and Son Binders, 2626 North 48th. Take your materials to Elce and Son and you're bound to be satisfied. Because of their scrumptious meals and fast service, Harriette Jumper, Lynn Rockenbach and Charlotte Bardo u x always enjoy having a relaxing bite to eat at Rocky's Cafe, 611 2 Havelock Avenue.
"I like that one the best," says Kipp Webb to Jacque Prell as she picks out her 1970 class ring from the wide selection found at la/es Jewelers, located at 1329 0 Street.
Janet Crow can't decide which flavor of shake she wants. Mister Swiss, 2940 North 48th, has not only every kind of shake, but also offers the best hamburgers and fries in town.
It is clear to LarryMeierand Rick Miller that the place to go when glass , paint and other hardgoods are needed is Brook ' s W i ndow Supply , located at 161 7 North Cotner
After discussing his situation w ith the helpful agent s at GatesKnights, Roge r Tenopir is convinced that h e has found h is kind of insu rance compan y. Remember , Gates -Knight s Insuranc e Agency , 482 0 • Huntington , fo r your insuranc e needs
variety of goods are a few important reasons for shopping a t Hinky
,
and Adams For added shopping convenienc e,
three other Lincoln locations to serve you
Bobbi Story and Debbie Greenfield shop at Bethany IGA , 1432 North Cotner, for all of thei.r party needs Chips , buns and hamburger are a few of the necessities
Chris Laughlin, Hollis Hackman, Becky Halleen , Susie Jansing , Mike Menke, Lori Hiza and Bill Crumb all come to Hinky Dinky to squeeze the Charmin. Total savings, friendly service and a wide
Dinky
59th
Hinky Dinky has
Janet Cejka has found no better way to remember her ~enior year than through portraits by Edholm and Blomgren , 318 South 12th Appointments can be made by calling 432-6686
B-W Clothing Care, 1601 North 56th, is where Larry Hladik and John Esquivil go to clean their uniforms after a rough game
You can relax and watch color TV while you wait
M i ke Drabant and Tom Thrasher lis ten intently to a stere o playback of the ir favorite s i ng i ng group a t Roto Records Want to record a smash hit? Th e place to go is 2650 No rt h 48th
At Cengas, 12th and N Street, Steve Westover understands why gas equipment is so popular Cengas i s a division of the Central Telephone and Utilities Corporation
Mike Wilber and Jim Smith see how easy it i s to work when you have office furniture from Exon ' s Inc., 23rd and O Street For Lincoln ' s best furniture and equipment see Exon's
Mike Shuman and Mike Ross are displaying their blue stamps and stamp books which, when they fill, will be redeemable for valuable merchandise. The Community Saving Stamp Co. is at238 North 13th.
An automatic machine for piercing gate holes in irrigation pipe may seen unusual, but Gordon Morgan, 3725 Touzalin Avenue, specializes in custom-built machinery Machines built to your needs
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Becky Fischer and Linda Hohensee get their pep club uniforms ready for the next Rocket battle by taking them to One-Hour SunKist Cleaners, 2113 North Cotner
Steve Birdwell, Mike Wilber and Dick Hanneman listen while M Risk Gayed explains the different clauses of an insurance contra c t • Risk Gayed Insurance, located at 525 North 48th , specializes i,
For the best deal on that new Kawasaki or Bridgestone cycle yo u have been saving for, go to Goodwin Motors at 116 South 11th Ride a Goodwin cycle and see what it is like to be alive
car insurance for all ages and risks. Mr. Gayed also offers health, home and life insurance policies. For the best insurance in town stop in and talk to Mr. Gayed. He offers the best for less.
"Make me beautiful!" says Cheryl Gage as Beth May and Wanda Parks look on Everyone knows that Reece & Sybil is the place to go when you want to look more than just nice Phone 477-4186.
For the best in jewelry, do as Dianne Ferguson and Jeanne Davidson do. Visit Stevens Jewelers , 1338 0 Street Stevens also specializes in class rings for the high school student.
Things are always popping at Topper Popper, 1402 North Cotner Kathy Pettet buys her party supplies from Ellen Issacs because she knows Topper Popper is Lincoln' s snack-time headquarters.
Barry's Standard, located at 2542 North 48th, gives you the best service possible, including a few personal touches. Mr. Barry, Carolyn Janda and Don Barry are ready to serve you.
To satisfy their sweet tooth or any other hunger cravings, Sue
go to
Jansing and Vicki Morris always
Safeway, 6235 Havelock Avenue, for fast and friendly service.
"I want 500 of these!" says Marsha Brunke to Patti Broadston as she orders her pictures. You will be sure to get the best quality pictures at Don Manke Photography, Meadow/one shopping center
"Hold it boys, that's not the way it's done!" Mark Westphalen and Steve Cruickshank know the best place to get expert advice and service for your car is Focht Skelly, 48th and Holdrege
"Jim's the name, golf is the game!" says Jim Haynes, Jim Gr e i and Jim Jones as they wait their turn to play a refreshing roun d , miniature golf on one of the three available courses at the C o , Crest Triple Links Golf Course, located at 220 North 48th, op e April through October.
Throughout the years King's Food Host has been synonymous with Lincoln's youth After a day of selling ads, Dean Belka, Char Dietrich, Mike Menck, Lori Hiza and Les Gossman stop at the Bethany location, 1340 North Cotner, fcfr Cokes , onion rings and french fries. This is ;ust one of the six King ' s locations in Lincoln to serve you.
Signs are not the only things you can get at Smith Signs, located at 3240 North 61 st. Cheerleaders Anita Hughes and Vickie Staberg show Sue Smith the great paint job done on their megaphones
Matthews Texaco, 48th and Leighton, can handle any type of vehicle made. Gale Matthews and Susi Dietz ride in to have their mini-bikes filled with quality gasoline.
The facts and figures presented by Mr. Rochester aren't ne e , sary to Alan
He has realized that the quality of
furnishings is what is important.
Doris Zemke and Dave Stewart are overwhelmed with the new cars at Du Teau Chevrolet, 18th and O Street. Du Teau not only offers the best in new cars but has the finest in quality used cars.
Belka.
Wan e
Wanek's, east edge of Crete :
Dave Sherry is ready to paint the town red, but Carol and Caro Pettet explain the difficult decoration techniques and advise h i n to call Pettet Decorating, 434-4378.
Whenever Dale Merrill, Roger Tenopir and Jim Roberts have time to spare , you will always find them at Northeast Lanes , 4545 North 56th, leisurely enjoying a game of bowling
up one of the
Kathy Allen, Sue Collins and Paula Richardson decide to become flower ch i ldren and Flowers by Mr J , 6228 Platte Avenue, makes it. Mr J's is the place to get flower s for all occasions.
Townsend Studio, located at 226 South 11th, congratulates the Senior Class and the Student Council upon their work this year. First semester president of the council was Bruce Prochaska.
"Sold ," says Janet Cejka as Larry White picks
many bargains available at Uni Auction For any of your special or unusual wants visit Uni Auction, 2431 North 48th.
"The engine should be there," says Debbie Krohn to Marilyn Weist. They don't have to worry though because Norden's Conoco, 2244 North Cotner , will have their car in shape in no time at all
Janet Sabalka displays the wide selection of name brand sets at Triangle
D(!dley With the purchase of a set you are assured of quality servicing
When your mustache needs a trim, Dave Wampler and Steve McBride advise you to go to the Royal Barber Shop, 6213 Havelock Avenue, where you receive professional service
your
Arleen's Subu rban Salon a t 2328 Nort h 48th is a plac e of many ha i r styling ma rvels Kim Be rger is discove ring that Deni s E' Jakub is some what of a ma rve I with he r new hair styl e Great thing are at Arleen ' s
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TV, 4900
Vicky and Patti Wilson prefer to shop for all their kitchen needs
Holmes Grocery ~nd Market , 2600 North 48th, where they alwa
receive a friendly smile and a helping hand.
When
tummy tingles, head for Comstock Dairy Queen, 1342 North Cotner. Everybody heads for DQ when they feel the urge to gorge themselves. The prices are right and the food is great
"If your friend won't tell you , who will?" says Cindy Hoff,.;,an to Debi Heffelfing er as they go shopping at Varsity Drug , 2700 North 48th Vars i ty Drug also offers a wide var i ety of gift i deas.
Greg Sullivan appreciates the quality and courtesy that Tyrrell's Flowers, 1133 North Cotner, has always represented. Besides, that's where Karen Kleeb told him to go.
Janice Metcalf, Renee Mills, Barb Bosteder and the co l on el a ll agree that you can buy finger-licking good ch i cken at Ke ntucky Fried Chicken, 2100 North 48th or South 48th and Van Dorn
Ruth Tramdachs and Linda Frain convince Norajean Rasmussen that the best place to go when your lawn cries out for help is Lincoln Lawn Service, located at 2301 North 50th
Don ' t cut your own wood See Hood! Tom Barker decides to go to Hood Lumber , 2141 North Cotner, to get perfectly cut wood and othe r bu i ld i ng supplies
"In your future I see a house of furniture from Ernie's Store , " says Cyndi Orr to a myst i fied Joyce Rudell Take the 15 minute
Smiling Jeanne Matthews and Jan Hansen pick up their expertly cleaned clothes from Victory Cleaners , located at 431 7 North 62nd After five decades of service they' re still the best!
drive on Highway 77 to Ceresco and you will discover the values on name brands in furniture, carpets and appliances
checks out the vault at the Com
126 North
and finds that it will easily be able to handle all of his money.
The friendly banker at Havelock Natio n ' Bank, 6701 Havelock Avenue, is explain ir to Mary Arnett, Becky Hanna, Mery/in H e.
John Bills
monwealth Co.,
11th,
man and Debbie Kahler how they should use their new Bank Americards Over the years these girls and their parents have
f?am Bunn, Mark Shields and their friends go to Christensen's because they have the ideal furniture and appliances for everyone. Go to 11th and M Street and see
concluded that for prompt, courteous and expert banking service, there is no better place to bank than Havelock National Bank.
Whenever their cars need repair, John Blumer and John Logan take them to Mealhow Standard, 70th and Havelock Avenue At Mealhow ' s you will find a man on call 15 hours a day.
Dick Hanneman, Dave Williams and Les Gossman know that Winston's MenShop ,70th and Vine, is the ideal place to go if you want to look super They have the finest selection and variety anywhere
To eat or not to eat this is a hard decision for Marchelle Plucknett as Lynn Wilcox offers her a tray full of delicious rolls Merle's Home Bake Shop, 1549 North Cotner, is one of the sweet things in life.
as
"We're almost there!" exclaims Terry Carter to his helpful friends
they push their out-of-gas auto into Ed's Mobil Service, 5600 Holdrege, for fast, friendly service
Dennis and Doug Biggerstaff demonstrate some of the futuristic equipment that Biggerstaff Plumbing and Heating uses. For the most modern service see Biggerstaff at 7120 Logan.
"Just what we were looking for," says Jim Folsom and Bob Craft as they find the tool they want to rent at Bethany Hardware and Rents, 2141 North Cotner.
Sonja Larson's portrait illustrates the fine photographic work o Ramsey Studio, 140 South 48th For excellence in any picture, yo L'" can depend on Ramsey Studio.
The Holiday Inn Restaurant, located at 5250 Cornhusker Highway, is known for its leisurely, yet luxurious atmosphere. Don Reinhart, Ken Sise/, Don Lentfer and Lu Ann Kramer know it is the best
Ed Weir makes sure his nick/es and dimes will be safe and secure by taking them to the bank with a reputation for fast, friendly service-the Nat ional Bank of Commerce, 13th and O Street
Randy Portsche agrees with Tim Branaman that the furniture at Kaufman's is iust what they have been looking for.
Kaufman Furniture, 2701 North 48th, has the best deals and the greatest furniture that can be found
"Sorry," says Marty Lowe to Nancy Lahm, "but you'll have to wait your turn ." As all seniors know, Mohawk Cap and Gown, located at 1125 R Street , is the place to go for quality gowns.
If you want to get a swinging haircut, Doug Landstrom and Jerry Campbell recommend you try the Swing-In Barber Shop, located in the shopping center at 56th and Holdrege
Congress Inn, 2001 West 0 Street is Lincoln's "Little China." Susie Ketterer and Jean Starita find eating with chopsticks interesting and fun. Congress Inn offers both American and Chinese foods which are expertly prepared by Chinese chefs. For reservations call 477-8567 or order your meal to go.
Becky Catlett admires her portrait at Dan Roland Photography, 2945 0 Street Dan Roland specializes in capturing memories of weddings and your high school years in living color
Whether they're out with their favorite guys or just sitting at home in front of the tube, Jackie Markwardt and Nancy Story always stock up at Clifton ' s Corn Crib, 1150 North 48th
Union Loan and Savings at 209 South 13th is the best place t go to save your money with interest. Jody Bonneau , Barb Ols o r Ellen Thompson and Terr i Bartlett follow the adv ise of their frie n
Mr. Eley shows his daughters, Debbie and Marcia, how easily they can get their homework done with the new World Book Encyclopedia. His office i s at 5500 Holdrege
Mr. Green Thumb and save where their money earns Union Loan and Savings, organized in 1907, has two locations in Lincoln. Save and be independent a good American tradition
For any music need you may have, Cindy Sundeen and Dave Tyler advise you to go to Dietze
1208 0
, for the best in records, music and instruments
Music House,
Street
Karen Hageman tries out one of the many out-of- sight cars found dt Dean Brothers Auto , 1835 West O St reet. Bev Dean knows, no matter which one Karen chooses , she'll get the best deal in town
Peggy Brown and Judy Keller make all their clothes from the groovy materials available from the House of Fabrics, located in Piedmont Shopping Center at 1265 North Cotner
Whenever Art Longoria and Judy Sc
start hankering for some of that
delicious Mexican food they head fo r Taco Hut, 249 North 11th
Being twins may be confusing, but Denice and Dione Pickerel hove found the Midwest Hairdressing Academy, 115 North 12th, to be Lincoln's personalized beauty school
Mrs. Ruth Hemmer invites any graduating senior to consider a course at Midwest, one of Lincoln's finest
Rain or shine, Rebe/a Shipps and Cindy Irick know the best place to toke all their cleaning is Butler's.
For years Butler's Cleaners , 4725 St Poul, hos served the community.
Reed Johnson has discovered Marvin's F
Men Barber Shop, in the Meadow/one sh o , -ing center, to be Lincoln's barbering hea , quarters. Appointments can be made t calling 466-5050.
To find the latest styles, Laurie Novak and Jackie Jonas shop at Car/ton's Shoe Store, 6133 Havelock Avenue. Who knows , maybe next year's pep club uniforms will include boots from Car/ton's.
Whenever they are cruising down North Cotner Boulevard and get the desire for good food, Bill Haas and Pat Killean go to Taco Joe for the best in Mex ican food
is no better place than
Kerr-McGee, 2910 North 48th, specializes in servicing the customer completely Besides quality gas, Kerr-McGee offers a complete line of brand name tires at lower
prices than any other service station in town Doris Zemke, Pam Marshall , Sue Doughty and Kathy Ketterer agree that
there
Kerr-McGee. The next time you are in the area, stop in and get the best.
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"There ' s · something fishy going on here," says Jim Furrer. London Aquarium, 6842 Havelock Avenue , is Northeast Lincoln's tropical fish headquarters.
Mary Mattern and Janet English go to Hyland Bros Lumber Company to get all their lumber supplies. If it has to do with lumber you can always count on Hyland Bros. to have what you need HyI a n d B r o s , 60th and Platte.
Keith Ludden proves to Don (Beave) Beaver that Bill and Tony's /GA at 6201 Havelock Avenue, is a very relaxing place to shop (if it's done the right way) for - their groceries and party goods.
Poul Hill , a Northeast graduate, is a g o example of the apprenticeship program •
up by Mr Garner, the founder of Ga r r Tool and Die, located at 4200 North 4 8
There isn't a ; 0 1 that Chor Die trich and De a , Belka cann o handle aft e getting the i , work suppli e ~ • at the Q .P Store, 1 55 4 North 48t h Street Qual ity and low pric e represent wha t the Q.P. Sto re represents. Cindy Rausch and Jackie Walter go to Ten-28 Fabrics , 1028 0 Street , to purchase their material Ten-28 has a large variety of colorful fabrics and any notions that you may need The address is the some as the name, Ten -28.
When preparing for that special event, Debbie Parker and Doris Poor put a hair-do from Ben Your Hairdresser at the top of their lists. They can choose from five Lincoln locations, including one
in the Meadow/one shopping center, 70th and Vine. Ben's also offers a complete beauty culture course New, enlarged facilities have been designed to aid the student's instruction.
are only one of the many items you
buy
This portrait of Gayleen Schafer is just one example of the excellent photography of Anderson Studio, 1036 0 Street Stop in and have Anderson's take your senior pictures.
Books
can
at the Nebraska Book Store, located at 1135 R Street. Rick Gochnour, Jan Gossard and Mike Ray display the variety and quality of items available.
In preparation for their next battle with Snoopy , the Red Baron , Ed McMeen, Alan Belka and Gaylen Kennel head for Sports/and Unlim i ted , 3505 North 48th
Havelock Pharmacy, 6136 Havelock Avenue , offers not only fine health supplies but also carrie s many fine gifts Peggy Ba r nhill , Jean Lee and Evelyn Hawkins know it is the place to go
Joyce Wulf shows Jan Ross the place to
for friendly service and reasonable
Holdrege
84th and 0 Drive-In provides the best entertainment in Lincoln all year round. Rick Genthe and Dean Belka decide to take in one or two of their fine selections for an evening of fun.
For the finest foods, Gail Smith and Patty Franson go to the Patio Restaurant, 48th and Fremont. At the Patio, they always get the best meals at reasonable prices Also available is a ca,ry-out service.
"You'll never 'tire' of the great service that you receive at Steenson's Conoco, 2958 North 48th," says Rodney Rosenthal to Monte Steenson "It's the best."
Whether their sicknesses are large or small , Mike Bergstraes s er and Char Dietrich bring their pets to the Cap itol Animal Clin ic, 633 North 66th, for the finest care
Ric k Thurber offers the Weavels chipmunk a chip as Tom Shuckm an enjoys one himself. Weaver Potato Chip Co., 1600 Center Pa rk Road, are the only chip-choppers in Lincoln.
Rub-a-dub-dub, three girls in a tub Peggy Green , Sue Pickerel, Cathy Farr and Randy Weblemoe discover that the best appliances can be found at Green Furnace and Plumbing , 2747 North 48th
Nancy Schulenberg and Peggy Brown always let Darrell Bro ~ Decorating, 7111 Lexington, paint its way into their homes W h e your house needs re-decorating call Darrell Brown, 434-5480
Have a house or an apartment building to sell? Come see the managers of Lincoln's finest apartments, Nebraska Real Estate, located at 5500 Holdrege.
For A-1 service go to Loos A-1 Skelly, 48th and Adams. Becky Loos, Cheryl Fowler and Rochelle Loos see that their car's engine will soon be in tip -top condition
Mr. Joe M. Wright of Prudential Insurance Company of America at 51 O Sharp Building , explains to Joe Wright and Susie Jansing the fast action and reasonable rates available. Phone 477-3981.
Mitzi Hennesey, Pam Shonerd and Donita Stelling all agree there's nothing better in the whole world than eating out at Lum ' s , 46th and O Street Lum's is where it's at!
John Strain and Tom Maupin are amazed at what's going on inside this huge computer at the Lincoln School of Commerce and National Business Institute, 1821 K Street.
SENIOR SUMMARIES
ATOM ADAMS: Student Council; Band ; N Club ; Football , Reserve, Varsity, Letter ; Swimming, Letter ; Sophomore May Day Attendant. GREG AHLMAN RON ALBER: Choir, Operettas ; N Club; Gymnastics, Letter ; Hastings, Nebraska -Boys Octet; Boys Glee .. JUDY ALBERT: Orchestra, Letter ; Choir ; Operettas; Girls Glee ; Rockettes, Vice President ; Reserve Pep Club; International Club , Secretary ; Language Club , German; GAA, President, Secretary, Treasurer, Letter; County Government Day ; Honors Convocation; Youth Symphony ; State Music Clinic; String Ensemble. RUSSELL ALBERTS
LINDA ANDERSON RICHARD ANDERSON: Choir ; Operettas ; Boys Octet; Boys Glee; N Club ; Rocket Revue ; Football , Reserve, Varsity, Letter ; Sophomore Class Treasurer ; AllSchool Plays. DON~A ANSON: Rockettes ; Reserve Pep Club; International Club . MICHAEL ARGELLO MARIJA ARMANOVS
JAMES ARMINTROUT: Cross Country. RAY ATWOOD STEVEN AVEY: Football; Reserve; County Government Day.
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STEVEN BAER STEVE BAILEY JERRY BALL KEITH BALL: Transfer from Lincoln High. STEVE BALLARD: lntramurals. BOB BARNETT
PEGGY BARNHILL ANNE BARTLETT: Girls Glee ; Rocket Revue; Honors Convocation. KATHY BASLER ALORIS BAUERS: Reserve Pep Club. SUSAN BAUERS: DECA. DEBRA BAUMAN WILLIAM
BECK: Football ; Track. KATHLEEN BECKER: Reserve Pep Club ; GAA DEAN BELKA: Orchestra ; Operettas ; NORTHEASTERN ; ROCKE ; ourna ism Clinic ; Rocket Revue ; County Government Day ; Honors Convocation; Dance Band ; Youth Symphony ; Voice of the Young Citizen. JOYCE BENASH: Reserve Pep Club ; Honors Convocation. STEPHEN BERAN: Cedar Rapids, Iowa -Swimming. RANDY BERGFELD: lntramurals .
BRICK: Boys Glee ; Mixed Chorus ; Seattle , Washingt on MICHAEL BRINKMAN IVAN BROMAN: Choir ; Operettas ; Boys Octet ; Rocket Revue ; Honors Convocation . MIKE BROOK S Rocket Revue ; County Government Day. ALAN BROWN LIN DA BROWN: Reserve Pep Club . PEGGY BROWN: GAA JAN BRUNE R. Band , Orchestra , Letter ; Rockettes ; GAA ; Sta e us ic Clinic; Mideast Band Festival. JOYCE BUDT: Gir l s Glee Rockettes ; Reserve Pep Club ; International Club ; Rock et Revue. NANCY BULS: Rockettes ; Reserve Pep Club ; Scien ce Club; GAA; Rocket Revue ; Gymnastics ; Honors Convocatio n All-School Plays ; Science Conference. PAM BUNN LAR R~ BUNTEMEYER: Choir ; Boys Glee ; Red Cross ; Rocket Revu e VERA B RCHARDT: Band ; Twirler; Operettas ; Penguins , St uent Director , Letter ; Rockettes ; Reserve Pep Club ; Inte rnational Club ; Language Club , French ; Rocket Revu e: Honors Convocation .
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SANDRA BERGMAN: Mixed Chorus; Rockettes. MIKE BERGSTRAESSER JACQUELINE BERRY: Choir; Girls Glee ; Rockettes ; Reserve Pep Club; Masque and Gavel ; Rocket Revue; Drama Class Plays; All -School Plays. ACIE BETTINGER MARY BETTINGER: Girls Glee. BRENDA BICKFORD: Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club; International Club ; GAA; Language Club, Spanish; Honors Convocation. DOUG BIGGERST ff: Band, Letter; Rocket Revue ; Orchestra; pere as ; ance Band; Mideast Band Festival; Stage Band Clinic. YLE BIGLEY: Band, Letter. LARRY BIRO: Honors Convocation. STEVE BIRDWELL: Band, Let ter; NORTHEASTERN; Journalism Clinic; u1I and Scroll; Honors Convocation ; Mideast Band Festival; lntramurals. FRANCIS BLACK ELK
MARVA BLACK ELK
JOHNNIE BLISS
BARBARA BOSTEDER: Choir; Operettas ; Madrigals; Girls Glee ; Rockettes; Rocket Revue; Reserve Pep Club. JEFFREY BOTTS
RUSS BOYTE: Choir; Operettas; Boys Octet; Boys Glee; Rocket Revue, MC RICHARD BRAASCH GARY BRAKHAGE: Work-Study Program AGE: Band; Orchestra, Letter; Rocket Revue ; Dance Band; Youth Symphony; Mideast Band Festival; String Clinic Festival; State Music Clinic. TIM Y BRANAMA • Band; DECA; lntramurals. ANTHONY BREHM: Masque and Gavel; International Club; Language Club, Spanish, French; Honors Convocation; All-School Plays ; Voice of Young Citizen ; Voice of Democracy; Creighton Prep Speech Meet. PATT BREHM KENNETH BRETHOUWil ALLEN
JERRY CAMPBELL: Student Council , Vice Pres i dent ; Soph omore May Day Attendant ; Honors Convocation. TIMOTH Y CAMPBELL MICHAEL CARLSON: N Club ; Science Club, Pres i dent; Basketball, Varsity , Letter, Manager ; Baseball , Lette r, Manager ; Voice of Young Ci tizen ; LNHS Correspondent fo r KFOR SUSAN CARLSON: Choir ; Operettas ; Girls Glee ; Rock ettes ; Reserve Pep Club ; International Club ; Language Clu b, German. TERRY CARTER REBECCA CATLETT: Student Counci I, Vi ce President ; Choir ; Operettas ; Madrigals ; Girls Glee ; Rockettes ; Reserve Pep Club , President ; International Club ; Language Club , Span i sh ; Cheer leader, Varsity , Clinic ; Rocket Revue ; Homecoming Attendant; Sophomore May Da y Attendant ; Honors Convocation ; Drama Class Plays. JANET CEJKA: Student ..Council ; Choir , Secretary -Treasurer; Operettas ; Girls Glee; ROCKET ; Journalism Clinic; Rockettes ; Reserve Pep Club; Red Cross , Sec retary ; International Club ; Rocket Revue; Senior Class Secretary; Junior Class President ; Sophomore Class Secretary; Homecoming Attendant; Sophomore May Day Attendant ; HUB Club Council; Student Council Convention HARLAN CHAMBERLAIN RACHEL CHAPPELL: Band , Letter ; Twirler ; Rockettes ; Reser ve Pep Citro; asque and Gavel; GAA, Letter, Secretary, Treasurer ; Rocket Revue; Honors Convocation ; Mideast Band Festival. SOPAPAN CHAROENRATHA: AFS Student from Thailand; Rockettes; International Club; Student Counci I; Crete, Nebraska - FHA; FTA; Homecoming Queen ; Pep Club ; Girls Glee; Student Council; Cardinal Staff. DAN CLAPPER: Cho i r; Boys Octet; Boys Glee ; Operettas; N Club; Rocket Revue; Football, Reserve, Varsity, Letter; Honors Convocation; lntramurals. GARY CLINE: Art Club, President ; Gymnastics; All -School Plays. RICHARD COLE PAUL COLLISTER: Orchestra ; Operettas; Red Cross, Treasurer; Swimming ; CA; Honors Convocation; Voice of the Young Citizen; Band Clinic. MARTIN COOK SLYVIA COOK E C : Band, Letter; Rocket Revue ; Football; Wrestling ; Honors Convocation; Dance Band. MICHAEL CREAR: Rocket Revue. • Band, Letter; Orchestra ; Operettas; Honors Convocation; Dance Band; Mideast Band Festival; Wesleyan Band Festival; Trombone Trio. SUZANNE CROSIER VIRGINIA CROUNSE: Girls Glee; Rockettes, Reserve Pep Club ; Drama Class Plays. GARY CULVER MELBA CURTIS:
Band; Rockettes ; International Club; Childress , TexasFTA ; FHA.
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MAURY DAMKROGER: Student Cou nc i I; N CI ub; Footba 11, Varsity, Letter , Co-Captain ; Basketball , Varsity, Letter; Baseball, Letter; Boys State; Homecoming Host; Sophomore May Day Attendant. BRUCE DANLEY TERESA DANNER: Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club; Red Cross ; GAA. ALAN DARR: Band; N Club ; Rocket Revue; Swimming, Letter , Co-Captain; Tennis; FCA; Mideast Band Festival; Penguin Show. JEANNE DARR: Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club. JEANNE DAVIS: Mixed Chorus; Reserve Pep Club; GAA. LARRY DAWSON: Track, Letter; FCA. GLEN DENSBERGER: All-School Plays; DECA.
ARLENE DIET I • Orchestra; ROCKET; Rockettes; Reserve Pep Clu ; GAA; Cheerleader, Varsity, Clinic; Rocket Revue. SUE DOUGHTY: Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club ; Cheerleader, Reserve, Varsity, Clinic. MICHAEL ORA T: Band; Science Club; Rocket Revue; NFL De ate. VICKI DRAGOSH: Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club. RICHARD DRAPAL: Choir; Boys Glee; Operettas; Madrigals; Rocket Revue. DALE DURST.
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TERRY EBBEN: Mixed Chorus; GAA. SUSAN EDWARDS: Mixed Chorus; Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club; International Club; Language Club, Spanish; GAA, President, Secretary; Rocket Revue; Honors Convocation. GARY EHLERS ARTHUR EISENMAN GERALD ELLIS JOHN ELS: Golf ; Science Conference. DELORA EPPENS: Choir; Operettas ; Girls Glee; Rockettes ; Reserve Pep Club. JOHNNY ESQUIVEL: N Club; Football, Reserve, Varsity, Letter, Co-Captain; Baseball. SANDI ESSMAN: Penguins; Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club; Masque and Gavel; International Club; GAA , Vice President; All-School Plays
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JANE FAGER: Rockettes; International Club ; Language Club, French; Bangkok , Thailand. DENISE FARLEY CATHY FARR: Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club; FAA; Rocket Revue. DAVE FERGUSON JOHN FISCHER: N Club; Radio Club, Vice President; Masque and Gavel; Science Club, President, Vice President, Secretary; Tennis, Letter; Honors Convocation; Drama Class Plays; All-School Plays. ANNETTE FLOCK: Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club. CHERYL FOWLER: Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club; Rocket Revue. LINDA FRAIN: Choir; Operettas; Girls Glee; Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club; International Club; Rocket Revue; Honors Convocation. MICHAEL FRANSON WAYNE FREE HELEN FRfUKING: Band, Letter; Reserve Pep Club. LOIS FRITTS: Choir; Operettas; Girls Glee; Reserve Pep Club; Masque and Gavel; GAA; Rocket Revue ; Drama Class Plays; Girls All State Chorus. KATHY FRYE FRANK FUNK: Work-Study Program. JIM FURRER: NORTHEASTERN; ROCKET, Photographer; Journalism Cltnic; Masque and Gavel, President, Vice President, Treasurer; Operettas; Rocket Revue; Quill and Scroll; Honors Convocation; Drama Class Plays; All-School Plays; Creighton Prep Speech Meet.
GCHERYL GAGE: Student Council; Rockettes, Secretary; Reserve Pep Club, President; Rocket Revue; Homecoming Hostess; Sophomore May Day Attendant; Intra-City Student Council. BOB GAMMEL: Football; Drama Class Plays; Intramurals. DENNIS GARBERS TOM GEDWILLO: Rocket Revue; All-
School Plays. DEBORAH GERGENS: Reserve Pep Club. DEBORAH GIEBELHAUS E IES: Orchestra, Letter; Operettas; Rockettes; Reserve · Pep Club; International Club; Language Club, German; Honors Convocation; State Music Clinic; String Ensemble. CATHY GLASER: Rockettes ; Reserve Pep Club; Int~rnational Club ; Language Club, French; GAA, Secretary; Girls State; Honors Convocation; AFS to Fr ance, AFS Sponsor; Betty Crocker Winner RICK GOCHNOUR: N Club; FFA; Track, Letter; Cross Country, Letter. IANA GOESCHEL MICHAEL GOODWIN: Band, Letter, President; Trumpe rio; Drum MaJor; Rocket Revue; Honors Convocation; Dance Band; Voice of the Young Citizen; Mideast Select Band. JANICE GOSSARD: Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club; International Club; Language Club, Spanish. LES GOSSMAN: ROCKET; County Government Day; Honors Convocation. EDWARD GRACE: Orchestra; N Club; Basketball , Varsity, Letter, Manager; Baseball, Letter. LONNIE GRAUL: Choir; Operettas; Boys Octet; N Club; Rocket Revue ; Football, Vars ity, Letter; Track; Honors Convocation. ARDELLE GRAVEN: Girls Glee; Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club; International Club; Language Club, Spanish; Rocket Revue. PEGGY GREEN: Rockettes, Treasurer; Reserve Pep Club; Rocket Revue. GLORIA GRITZ PAMELA GROAT: Rockettes; •Reserve Pep Club; Masque and Gavel, Secretary; Rocket Revue; Honors Convocation; Drama Class Plays; All-School Plays.
JON GRUETT: Band, Letter; Orchestra; Choir, President; Operettas; FFA, President, Secretary; Rocket Revue, MC; Drama Class Plays; All -School Plays; lntramurals.
HBOB HAHN: Science Club; Honors Convocation. JOHN HALL: N Club; Baseball, Letter; Track; FCA. RICK HALL: Student Council; N Club; Football, Reserve, Varsity, Letter; Wrestling, Letter; Track; County Government Day; Honors Convocation. DICK HANNEMAN: Choir; Operettas; Boys Glee; NORTHEASTERN; Journalism Clinic; Rocket Revue; Senior Class Treasurer; Boys State; Honors Convocation; DECA, President, Vice President; lntramurals. BILL HANSEN DIANE HANSEN GARY HARDT: Choir; Orchestra; Operettas; Boys Glee; Rocket Revue; Aonors Convocation; Drama Class Plays; DECA; State Music Clinic. JACK HART: Student Council; N Club; Football, Reserve, Varsity, Letter, Co-Captain; Track; Boys State; Honors Convocation RODNEY HARTMAN: Science Club, Vice President; Honors Convocation; Varsity Debate. TERRY HARTSHORN DAVE HATFIELD: Work-Study Program. EVELYN HAWKINS: Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club; GAA; Rocket Revue; County Government Day. CONNIE HAYES SHARON HAYES DAVE HEACOCK: Operettas; Masque and Gavel, Vice President; Science Club; Rocket Revue; Golf; Drama Class Plays; AllSchool Plays; Voice of Democracy; Midwest Science Conference. DEBI HEFFELFINGER: Choir; Operettas; Girls Glee; Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club; Rocket Revue; Honors Convocation. LYNN HENKEL: Red Cross; Science Club. SALLY HENNINGER: Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club; Masque and Gavel; International Club; Language Club, Spanish; Honors Convocation; Voice of the Young Citizen. SHIRLEY HENRIKSEN: Mixed Chorus; Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club. JANIS HERGERT PATTI HERMAN: Choir; Operettas; Girls Glee; Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club; Masque and Gavel; Red Cross; Art Club; International Club; Rocket Revue; Drama Class Plays; AllSchool Plays; Honors Convocation. JIM HERPOLSHEIMER: Student Council; County Government Day; lntramurals. JOHN HERSTEIN: Chess Club, President, Vice President; Honors
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Convocation. DIANE HIELEN: Girls Glee; Reserve Pep Club; International Club. DAVE HILL: N Club; Basketball, Reserve, Varsity; York, Nebraska-Student Council, President; Track, Letter; Sophomore Class Officer. RICHARD HILL: Track; Cross Country; DECA. BEN HITCH JIM HITCH LORRAINE HIZA: Rocket; Reserve Pep Club; GAA; Cheerleader, Reserve, Varsity, Clinic; Drama Class Plays. LARRY HLADIK: N Club; Football, Reserve , Varsity, Letter; FCA; lntramurals. LANE HOAGE CYNTHIA HOFFMAN: Girls Glee; Mixed Chorus; Rockettes, Treasurer; Reserve Pep Club; Rocket Revue. STEPHEN HOLLERS: Choir; Operettas; Boys Octet; Boys Glee; Rocket Revue. CANDACE HOLMES STEVEN HOOD LARRY HORNUNG MARY HUDZICKI: Choir; Operettas; Girls Glee; Rockettes ; Reserve Pep Club; International Club; Language Club, Spanish; GAA; Rocket Revue. ANITA HUGHES: Girls Glee; Rockettes; Reserve Pep lub; Masque and Gavel; Cheerleader, Varsity, Clinic; Rocket Revue; Drama Class Plays. ELIZABETH HUGHES: Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club; International Club. LYLE HUSTON RUSSELL HUSTON MARK HUTCHINS: Student Council; Band; N Club; Science Club; Wrestling, Letter; Track; Cross Country; Boys State; Honors Convocation; Dance Band; Voice of the Young Citizen.
IKENNETH INNESS ELLEN ISAACS: Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club; Rocket Revue; DECA, Vice President.
JDONALD JACKSON PAT JAMES: Penguins; Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club; International Club; Language Club, German; Rocket Revue. CAROLYN JANDA: Band, Letter, SecretaryTreasurer; Twirler; Penguins, l>resident, Letter; Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club; International Club; Language Club, German; Science Club, Treasurer; GAA, Letter; Rocket Revue; Honors Convocation; Governor's Youth Conference; Mideast Select Band. SUE JANSING: NORTHEASTERN; ROCKET; Penguins, Vice President, Treasurer, Letter; Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club, Honor Reserve; Rocket Revue. CAROL JENSEN: Band, Letter; Twirler; Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club; Rocket Revue; GAA; Mideast Band Festival. LONNIE JERNIGAN SUSAN JESSEE: Mixed Chorus. JEFF JOBES: Band; Junior Class Vice President; Sophomore Class Vice President; DECA, Treasurer; State Leadership Conference. JOSEPH JONES CARLA JOHNSON JAN JOHNSON: Choir; Operettas; Madrigals; Girls Glee; Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club; Rocket Revue; Honors Convocation; Washburn High. JOYCE JOHNSON: Mixed Chorus. MIKE JOHNSON: Track; Wrestling. REED JOHNSON: Science Club; Tennis, Letter; Honors Convocation. ROBERT JOHNSON: Football, Reserve, Varsity, Letter; Swimming, Letter. VICKIE JOHNSON
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BARBARA KAAR: Work-Study Program. DAN KAHLER: Chess Club; N Club; Football, Reserve, Varsity, Letter; Golf Team. JOHN KALNINS LINDA KALVODA: Mixed Chorus; Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club; International Club; Language Club, Latin; Honors Convocation; Science Conference. RICK KEANE: Boys Glee; N Club; Swimming, Letter; Drama Class Plays. KEITH KENNEDY: Choir; Operettas; Boys Glee; International Club; Language Club, French; Track; Cross Country. SUE KERREY LEILA KESLAR: Choir; Arizona - Madrigals. Mixed Chorus. Pep Club,
Red Cross, Language Club-German, Honors Convocatio n. KATHY KETTERER: Student Council; Choir; Operettas; Roc kettes; Red Cross; Cheerleader, Reserve, Varsity, Clini c, Rocket Revue; Sophomore Class President; Junior May Da y Attendant; Honors Convocation. ROSEMARY KINISON: Mixe d Chorus. MICHAEL KINNEY TERRI KIPPER CHERYL KIRBY: Choir Operettas; Girls Glee; Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club; Re d Cross, Secretary; GAA; Honors Convocation; State Mus ic Clinic. KAREN KLEEB: Student Counci I; Rockettes; Rese rvt Pep Club, President; Rocket Revue; Junior May Day Attendan t RANDALL KUMM: FFA; Track. JOEL KLUSKA CHARLES SCO KNIGHT: Football, Reserve, Varsity, Letter; County Government Day. JEFFREY KNIGHT LYNETTE KOEHNE: Reserve Pe p Club. PAMELA KORANDA: Band, Letter; Orchestra; Rockettes Reserve Pep Club; GAA; Rocket Revue; Honors Convocation · Voice of the Young Citizen ; Mideast Band Festival. PETEF KORTUM JAMES KITSCHWAR: Bridgeport, Nebraska - Footba 11. Varsity; Basketball, Reserve; All-School Plays. TOM KRAF l BILL KREJCI: Orchestra; Masque and Gavel; Rocket Revue ; Drama Class Plays; All-School Plays; State Drama Festiva l VICKIE KROGH: Girls Glee; Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club; In ternational Club; Language Club, Spanish; Honors Convo cation; Science Conference. ·sTEPHANIE KUEBLER GERAL KUEHN: Football, Reserve. DAN KURTZER
DEAN LAHM: FFA; Gymnastics. JANICE LAMBORN BILLIE LAMSON: Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club. RONALD LANDIS: Wrestling ,~ Letter. DOUG LANDSTROM: Choir; Operettas; Boys Glee; Rocke t Revue; Football, Reserve; Basketball; Baseball Team; FCA JAN LAYTON: ROCKET; Journalism Clinic; Rockettes; Reserv e Pep Club; Quill and Scroll; Honors Convocation. RAND Y LEACH: Student Council; ROCKET; Journalism Clinic; N Club ; Football, Reserve, Varsity, Letter; Swimming, Letter; Baseball; FCA; Honors Convocation; lntramurals. BARBARA LEAR JEAN LEE MARK tEHMAN MIKE LEHR DONALD LENTFER: FFA ; Pius X. DEBRA LESOING DENI LEWIS SANDY LIGHTNER: Band , Letter, Twirler; Rockettes; Reserve Pep GILIO; GAA; Rocke t Revue; Honors Convocation; Mideast Band Festival. LEROY LOUTHAN MARTY LOWE: Student Council, Secretary; N Club ; Football, Reserve; Gymnastics, Letter; King of Hearts ; Honors Convocation. MARY LUDDEN: Rockettes; Reserve Pe p Club; Masque and Gavel; GAA; Rocket Revue; Drama Clas s Plays; Pius X. PRISCILLA LUKE: Mixed Chorus; Rockettes ; Reserve Pep Club; Masque and Gavel; International Club ; Language Club, French; Rocket Revue; County Governmen t Day; Honors Convocation; Drama Class Plays; Pittsburgh , Pa. -Science Club; All-School Plays; Student United Nations; Math Club; Gymnastics Club. DAVID LUX: Band; N Club ; Tennis Letter, Captain; Honors Convocation; Mideast Band Festival. JEFF LYNESS: Band.
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JAMES MADSEN JACKIE MARKWARDT: Girls Glee; Rockettes ; Reserve Pep Club, Secretary; Rocket Revue. JACQUELINE MARSHALL: Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club; GAA; Honors Convocation. PAM MARSHALL: Choir; Operettas; Girls Glee; Penguins; Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club, Treasurer; Cheerleader , Varsity, Clinic; Rocket Revue. SCOTT MARSHALL: Band, Letter ; ~N Club; Rocket Revue; Football, Reserve, Varsity, Letter ; Gymnastics; Track; FCA; Senior Class Treasurer: Junior C_las s
Treasurer; Mideast Band Festival. VICKI MARTIN: Girls Glee; Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club; International Club. PAUL MATTERN: Choir ; Orchestra ; Operettas; Boys Glee; Rocket Revue; -mr-s'tate Music. THOMAS MAUPIN: N Club; Basketball, Reserve, Varsity , Letter. BETH MAY: Choir; Operettas ; Girls Glee ; Rockettes ; Reserve Pep Club; Cheerleader, Reserve, Varsity, Clinic ; Rocket Revue; Junior Class Secretary. JULIA MAYFIELD VICKIE MAYS: Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club; International Club. CHARLES McCLURE: Transfer from Australia. ALAN McCONNELL: Band, Letter; N Club; Rocket Revue , MC ; Swimming earn , Letter; Track ; Cross Country ; FCA; Dance Band; Mideast Band Festival; Stage Band Clinic LINDA McGOVERN: Choir; Operettas; Girls Glee; Rockettes ; Reserve Pep Club ; Honors Convocation. NOREEN McKINNEY: Rockettes ; Reserve Pep Club ; International Club. JANIS McVEY SANDRA MEHAN JUDY MELICHAR: Mixed Chorus; Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club; GAA RONALD MELLEN MIKE MENCK: ROCKET; Intramurals. RAY MENEFEE: Wrestling. DALE MERRILL: N Club ; Football, Reserve ; Wrestling, Reserve, Varsity, Letter ; Intramurals STEVEN MERTZ JANICE METCALF: Choir; Operettas; Girls Glee ; Rockettes ; Reserve Pep Club, Treasurer; County Government Day; Honors Convocation; Voice of the Young Citizen ; Lincoln High-Orpheons. JACK MICHELS: Hono rs Convocation. CAROL MILLER : Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club ; GAA ; Rocket Revue. CAROL MILLER: Rockettes ; Reserve Pep Club ; GAA; Rocket Revue. THOMAS MILLER RENEE MILLS: Band ; Twirler ; Penguins, Treasurer, Letter ; Rockettes ; Reserve Pep Club; Rocket Revue. JIM MOOCK: Choir; Operettas ; Boys Glee ; N Club; Rocket Revue; Football , Varsity , Le tt er, Manager; Baseba ll, Letter, Manager. STEVE MORGAN: Band , Letter; Masque and Gavel; Rocket Revue ; Tennis ; Hono rs Convocation; Debate, Letter; NFL; Mideast Band Festival ; Select Band. VICKI MORRIS : ROCKET; Journalism Clinic ; Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club; Red Cross ; International Cl ub ; Language Club, Spanish; GAA; Rocket Revue. GLEN MUEHLHAUSEN: Student Council; N Club; Football, Reserve , Varsity , Letter; Swimming, Letter. DAVID MUIR PATRICK MURP : Orchestra; Choir ; Operettas; Madrigals; Boys lee ; Mixed Chorus ; Rocket Revue; Track; Drama Class Plays ; Youth Symphony . PEGGY MURPHY
STEVE NEBERMAN : N Club; Football, Reserve, Varsity, Letter; Baseball; Boys State. NANCY NEISIUS NANCY NEISWANGER KENNETH NELLIS: Boys Glee; lntramurals. GEORGIA NEWVILLE: Language Club , French, German; Oklahoma City, Okla. - Pep Club. CHRIS NIELSEN: Basebal I; Track. KURT NIELSEN: N Club; Gymnastics , Letter; Track, Letter; Honors Convocation. TOM NOVAK: N Club; Football, Varsity, Letter; Basketball, Varsity, Letter; Baseball, Letter; Boys State ; Sophomore May Day Attendant ; Honors Convocation.
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SALLY O'DONNELL: Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club; Honors Convocation; Plattsmouth , Nebraska. JOHN O'KEEFE RICHARD OLSEN PATRICK OLSEN : Student Cound~ Masque and Gavel, Treasurer · Rocket Revue; Honors Convocation; All-School Plays; Va;sity Debate; lntramurals; Italy-Junior Class Of~icer; Sophomore Class Officer. ROD ORDUNA: Student Council, President; N Club ; Wrestling, Letter; Junior May Day Attendant; Drama Class Plays; All-School Plays. K.fNNfTH • Band , Letter ; Rocket Revue; Dance Band. ROBERT OROS-
CO CYNDI ORR: Student Council ; Girls Glee ; NORTHEASTERN; ROCKET, Editor ; Rockettes , President; Reserve Pep Club ; Masque and Gavel; International Club, Secretary, Treasurer; Language Club , French ; Rocket Revue ; Quill and Scroll; ' Senior Class President; County Government Day ; Girls State; Honors ·Convocation ; AFS to Greece ; Voice of the Young Citi- • zen; Voice of Dem ·ocracy ; DAR Good Cit izen Award ; Elks Leadership Contest ; Knights of Pythias Contest.
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KAREN PARIZEK WANDA PARKS: Student Council; Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club ; Cheerleader, Varsity; Honor~ Convocation. LINDA PEARSON MARY PETERSON: Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club ROBERT PETERSON CAROL PETTET: Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club ; Art Club; Rocket Revue. CARON PETTET: Rocket Revue ; Reserve Pep Club; Rockettes. KIM PHELPS: Choir; Operettas; Madrigals; Boys Octet; Boys Glee; Rocket Revue; County Government Day ; Honors Convocation. NANCY PHILIPPI: Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club; International Club; GAA; Rocket Revue; Honors Convocation. SUSAN PICKEREL: Mixed Chorus; Rockettes ; Reserve Pep Club ; Red Cross ; International Club , Vice President ; Language Club , French; Rocket Revue ; Sophomore Class .President. CHRISTINE PICKERILL
DEBORAH PIERCE: Mixed Chorus. ARTHUR PIONTEK CHERYL PLOCK DAVID PORTER DEBRA PORTER : Rockettes ; Reserve Pep Club ; Honor s Convocation. RANDY PORTSCHE : Choir; Operettas ; Boys Octet ; Boys Glee ; Rocke t Rev ue; Football , Reserve ; lntramura l s JACQUE PRELL : Rockettes ; Reserve Pep Club ; Rocket Revue ; Jun ior May Da y Att endan t. RUSS PRIESS BRUCE PROCHASKA: Student Counci I, President ; N Club; Rocket Revue ; Gymnastics ; Tenni s, Letter ; Track; FCA; Junior Cl ass Vice President ; Boys State ; Junior May Day Atte ndant ; Honors Convocation ; Drama Class Plays. PATSY PROCTOR : Mixed Chorus ; Rockettes. MONTE PUEPPKE
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CATHERINE RADA: Rockettes ; Rocket Revue; Honors Convocation; All-School Plays. NORAJEAN RASMUSSEN: Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club ; Rocket Revue. CINDY RAUSCH: Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club. DONNA RAY: Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club; Honors Convocation. MICHAEL RAY: Mixed Chorus ; N Club; International Club ; Language Club , Spanish ; Rocket Revue; Football, Reserve, Manager; Track, Manager, Letter; Honors Convocation ; Governor ' s Youth Leadership Conference. TIM REA: Mixed Cho rus. WAYNE REARICK LYNN REINHART: Transfer from Illinois. RICK RHOADARMER: Honors Convocation; Kearney, Nebraska. KATHY RICHARD LINDA RIPA: Band, Letter; Twirler; Penguins ' Treasurer, Letter ; ockettes; Reserve Pep Club; Language Club, Spanish; GAA; Rocket Revue; Hon_ors Convocation; Mideast Band Festival. DEBORAH ROBERTS: Girls Glee; Rockettes ; Reserve Pep Club; Science Club; Honors Convocation; Science Conference; All -School Plays. JAMES ROBERTS RONALD ROBERTS RONALD ROBERTSON JOHN ROBINSON JOHN W. ROBINSON ROB ROHN: N Club; Football, Varsity, Letter. WESLEY ROSENTHAL: Band ; N Club; Football, Varsity, Letter , Manager; Basketball, Reserve, Varsity, Letter, Manager; Track, Letter , Manager ; Honors Convocation. JANICE ROSS: Rockettes, Reserve Pep Club; GAA; Rocket Revue. MIKE ROSS: N Club, Vice President; Gymnastics, Letter. RAE ROTHE DALE ROTSCHAFER JOYCE RUDELL: Student Counci I; NORTHEASTERN, Editor; ROCKET; Journalism Clinic; Rockettes, President, Vice President; Reserve Pep Club; Red
C~oss; International Club ; Rocket Revue-: Quill and Scroll ; Girls State; Honors Convocation; Student Counci I Convention: Homecoming Chairman.
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LARRY SANDAHL: Track. BERNARD SAZAMA TERRY SCALF: Drama Class Plays; All -School Plays ; Iowa -Girls Glee ; GAA. JO ANN SCHAFER: Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club ; Honors Convocation. J SCHEFFERT: Band ; Football, Reserve ; Baseball ; Drama Class Plays STANLEY SCHIERMANN: Boys Glee ; Chess Club, President, Secretary -Treasurer ; Science Club ; Honors Convocation. JUDI SCHLATTMANN: Reserve Pep Club. KATHY SCHMIDT: Girls Glee ; Rockettes ; Reserve Pep Club ; International Club ; Rocket Revue ; AFS Sponsor . WESLEY SCHMIDT: Choir ; Operettas; Boys Glee ; Chess Cl ub ; N Club ; Rocket Revue ; Track ; Cross Country , Manager ; Voice of Democ racy ; lntramurals. WILLIAM SCHMIDT: lntramurals. THOMAS SCHUCKM_AN NANCY SCHULENBERG: Choir ; Operettas ; Triple Tr i o; Girls Glee ; Rockettes ; Reserve Pep Club, Vice President ; Rocket Revue; Voice of the Young Citizen LINDA SCHULTZ JANET SCOTT: Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club ; Honors Convocation. KATHY SCROGGINS THOMAS SEADORE MICHAEL SEIP RUSSELL SEVERN VICKY SHAW: Reserve Pep Club. MARK SHELBY: Choir; Operettas ; Boys Glee. GARRY SHEPARD: Swimming . DAVID SHERRY: Track ; lntramurals. PAMELA SHONERD: Choir; Operettas; Triple Trio ; Gir l s Glee; Rockettes , Secretary ; Reserve Pep Club ; Rocket Revue ; Honors Convocation. PAMELA SIMONDS: County Government Day. BEVERLY SIMONS: Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club ; Masque and Gavel , President , Vice President; Operettas ; International Club ; Rocket Revue; Honors Convocation; Drama Class Plays; All -Schoo l Plays . KEITH SIMONSEN: Radio Club, President, Vice Pres i dent ; Track; FCA. TERRY SINNER KEN SISEL: FFA JIM SKINNER: Choir; N Club, President; Football , Reserve , Varsity , Letter ; Gymnastics, Letter; Homecoming Attendant. JUDITH SKINNER: Mixed Chorus ; Rockettes. GLEN SLAUGHTER DEBBIE SMITH: Choir; Operettas; Triple Trio; Girls Glee; Rockettes ; Reserve Pep Club ; GAA ; Rocket Revue. JIM SMITH : Student Council, Treasurer; N Club ; Football, Varsity , Letter ; Baseball, Letter; Senior Class Officer, President ; Sophomore Class Secretary ; King of Hearts Attendant. LAURIE SMITH: Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club. MARGARET SMITH DOROTHY SNESRUD: Girls Glee; Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club ; Masque and Gavel; Rocket Revue; Honors Convocation; Voice of the Young Citizen. JAMES SOHL: Science Club , Secretary ; Rocket Revue ; Track. KATHIE SPAHN: Rockettes ; Honors Convocation VICKIE STABERG: Student Counci I; Girls Glee ; Rockettes ; Reserve Pep Club, Secretary ; Red Cross ; Cheerleader , Varisty ; Rocket Revue; Junior May Day Attendant. STEVEN STANDLEY: N Club ; Track, Letter; lntramurals. JEAN STARITA: Rockettes ; Reserve Pep Club; Rocket Revue . GREGORY STARLIN FRED STARR: FFA, President; Franklin, Nebraska. GARY STATLER: Choir; Operettas ; Boys Glee. CHUCK STEENSON: Choir; Boys Glee. DOUGLAS STEVENS MARCIA STEVENS DAVE STEWART: Student Council ; Boys Glee; N Club; Football, Varsity, Letter; Track, Letter. JEANETTE STICKNEY: Choir ; Operettas ; Girls Glee; Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club; International Club ; Honors Convocation. DIANA STILLWE : Band, Letter ; Rockettes ; Reserve Pep Club ; G ; oc et evue; Dance Band. NANCY STORY: Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club. JOHN STRAIN: Student Council ; Choir ; Operettas; N Club; Basketball, Reserve, Varsity, Letter ; Boys State; Junior May Day Attendant; Honors Convocation. DANl ij.
STUDER: Band, Letter; Honors Convocation. TAUNYIA STU RBARRY STUTZMAN: Choir ; N Club ; Football, Vars ity, Letter ; Basketball, Reserve , Varsity , Letter; Track, Le tt er. ANN SULEK: Rockettes ; Reserve Pep Club ; International Cl ub; Language Club , Spanish ; Honors Convocation ; National Merit Semi Finalist. GREGORY SULLIVAN: Student Council ; N Club , Secretary, Treasurer ; Football, Reserve, Varsity, Let t er; Track , Letter ; FCA CINDY SUNDEEN: Orchestra ; Operett as; Rockettes; Reserve Pep Clu b; l nf' rnational Club ; Hon or~ Convocat ion ; Youth Symphony ; State Music Clinic. JEANETTE SUTTER: Reserve Pep Club. GLORIA SWANSON PA U. SWANSON: FFA , Treasurer NANCY SWENSON RAYMOND SWI C Milford , Nebraska - Basketball , Reserve LOUAYNE SWl fi Girls Glee ; Rockettes ; Reserve Pep Club ; Rocket Revue . T
MIKE TABOR ROGER TENOPIR: Basketball Reserve Vars it Letter JAMES THOMAS: Football , Reserve. ' CATHY THOMPS O , Rockettes ; Reserve Pep Club ; Honors Convocation. THOM A· THRASHER: . Footbal l , Swimming. RICHARD THURBER SHAR O TOOHEY: Penguins , Vice President , Letter ; Rockettes ; R se rve Pep Club ; GAA ; Rocket Revue. RUTA TRAMDACHS: Ro e' ettes ; Reserve Pep Club ; Masque and Gavel , Secreta r Treasurer ; Rocket Revue ; Drama Class Plays; AII-Sch o Pl-ays ; Voice of the Young Citizen . SHEILA TRAUSCH: Rockette ~ Reserve Pep Club ; GAA ; Rocket Revue. DANNY TRUMBLE LIN D TURNER
STEVEN UTTECH: Transfer from California. V
VICKI VALLIS: Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club. CAROLYN VA ~ DAHL: ROCKET ; Journalism C'linic; Rockettes ; Reserve Pe Club ; Rocket Revue ; Quill_ and Scroll ; Honors Convocatio r Spirit Girl. GEORGE VARNER DEAN VAUGHN: Mixed Choru s FFA ; Pocane High. DONALD VOGEL. •
ARTHUR WAGNER STEPHEN WALLING DAV : Ban Orchestra ; Choir; Boys Glee ; Dance Band; All -State Musi c LARRY WARBOYS: Choir; Operettas; Boys Glee .Ml,llf,a.,,l,MU~ Band , Letter; Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club; GAA; Hono r: Convocation ; Mideast Band Festival ; Select Band. GA U WARREN: Orchestra; ROCKET; Journalism Clinic; Penguiiis -S-ecret ary, Letter ; Rockettes ; Reserve Pep Club; Cheer leader , Reserve, Varsity , Clinic ; Rocket Revue ; Sophomo n May Day Attendant. CONNIE WATSON: Choir; Operettas; Rock ettes ; Honors Convocation ; DECA ; Wayne, Nebraska - Pe ~ Club. CLEVE WATTS MARSHA WATTS: Operettas; Masque an c Gavel; International Club; Language Club, Spanish; Honor ~ Convocation; Drama Class Plays; All -School Plays. PAULETT l WATTS: Choir; Operettas; Triple Trio; Girls Glee; Rockettes · Reserve Pep Club; Rocket Revue; Honors Convocation THOMAS WATTS ROBERT WAY: Radio Club. KIPP WEBB: N Club ; Football, Varsity, Letter; Basketball, Reserve; FCA; Honor s Convocation ; Voice of the Young Citizen; Oshkosh, Nebrask a - Student Counci I; Band, Letter; Orchestra, Letter; Scienc e Club; Basketball, Varsity, Letter; Track, Letter; Sophomore Class Officer. LINDA WEBER: Student Counci I; Choir; Operettas; Girls Glee; Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club; Cheerleader ,
Reserve, Varsity, Clinic; Honors Convocation. JIM WEERS: FFA, Vice President ; Football, Reserve; lntramurals. MARTIN
WEIHING: Track, Honors Convocation. ED WEIR: Football, Reserve ; Track. KATHY WELLS : Band; Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club ; International Club; GAA, Vice President. CATHERINE WEST CHERYL WESTCOTT : Mixed Chorus; NORTHEASTERN· Journalism Clinic; Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club; International Club, Secretary; Language Club, French; Quill and Scroll· Girls State ; Honors Convocation. STEVE WESTOVER: Student Council ; Choir, Vice Pres ident; Boys Glee; Operettas; ROCKET Staff ; Journalism Clinic; N Club; Football, Reserve, Varsity Letter; Track, Letter; FCA; Senior Class Vice President· Junior Class President ; Sophomore Class Treasurer; County Government Day ; Boys State; King of Hearts Attendant; Honors Convocation; Voice of the Young Citizen; All-City, All-State Football; Boys Nation; Elks Leadership Contest; Sertoma Football Achievemen t Award. CATHY WESTRICK: Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club; GAA; Rocket Revue. ROBERT WHEATLEY MARCIA WHITE : Operettas; Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club; Masque and Gavel; International Club; Rocket Revue; Drama Class Plays; All-School Plays. RON WHITEBEAR: AAMCO Boxing Team; lntramurals. ADA WHITNEY MIKE WILBER: Choir; Operettas ; Boys Glee; NORTHEASTERN; Journalism Clinic; N Club; Basketba ll, Reserve, Varsity, Letter; Track, Letter; Voice of the Young Citizen. LARRY WILCOX BILLIDENE WILKENS: Transfer from Lincoln High. THOMAS WILL CHRISTINA WILLIAMS: Penguins ; Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club; International Club; Honors Convocation. JANICE WILLIAMS: Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club; Masque and Gavel; International Club; GAA; Drama Class Plays; All-School Plays. STEVEN WILSON VICKY WILSON: Choir; Operettas; Girls Glee; ROCKET; Journalism Clinic ; Penguins, President, Letter; Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club ; Cheerleader, Reserve, Varsity, Clinic; Rocket Revue. ROGER WISEHART: N Club; Footbal I, Reserve, Varsity, Letter ; lntramurals. KIM WISEMAN: Band, Letter; Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club; Masque and Gavel; GAA; Rocket Revue, MC; Drama Class Plays; All-School Plays. filJlfilA WITULSKI: Band, Lefter; Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club; Mideas and Festival. BARBARA WOERNER: Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club; Mixed Chorus. DAVID WOLFE: Choir; Operettas; Madrigals; Boys Glee; Rocket Revue; Baseball; Honors Convocation; DECA . EDITH WOLFE PAM WOLFE: Girls Glee; Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club; GAA, Secretary; Rocket Revue; Honors Convocation MARGARET WOODWARD: Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club ; Drama Class Plays; DECA, Secretary. GREG WR(SHT: Student Council, Treasurer; N Club; Football, Varsity , Letter ; Basket ball, Varsity, Letter; Track, Letter; Homecoming Attendant ; Junior May Day Attendant; Oswego, Illinois. JOYCE WULF: Penguins; Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club; GAA; Rocke t Revue.
LN students participate
CHEERLEADERS
KWEE TIN YEW: Student Council; Rockettes; International Club; GAA; Student Council Convention; AFS from Malaysia. RICK YORK KENNETH YOUNG
DORIS ZEMKE: Rockettes ; Reserve Pep Club; Cheerleader, Reserve, Varsity, Clinic ; Rocket Revue. DICK ZIERKE RHONDA ZLAB
Varsity
Football
Charlene Dietrich
Lori Hiza
Anita Hughes
Pam Marshall
Wanda Parks
Vickie Staberg
Linda Weber
Basketball
Becky Catlett
Sue Doughty
Kathy Ketterer
Beth May
Gale Warren
Vicky Wilson
Doris Zemke
Reserve
Patty Broadston
Sue Collins
Marcia Eley
Nancy Lahm
Maureen Myhre
Laurie Novak
Judy Schmidt
Rebela Shipps
GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION
1st Semester
President
Judy Albert
Vice President
Jackie Jonas
Secretary
Rachal! Chappell
Treasurer
Jody Bonueau
2nd Semester
President
Sue Edwards
Vice President
Kathy Wells
Secretary
Cathy Glaser
Treasurer
Jody Bonueau
Judy Alber
Debbie Armstrong
Linda Arnold
Shirely Arnold
Bette Baker
Dianne Ball
Monteal Basler
Monica Basler
Vicke Belz
Barb Bisner
Charlotte Bordeoux
Glenda Bourne
Randy Brehm
Jan Bruner
Jeanette Carlson
Barbara Clinefilter
Jean Cole
Betty Collins
Shannon Conover
Janet Crow
Carol Damkroger
Terri Danner
Jean Davis
Cindy Dugdale
Ruth lngiverson
Denise Jakub
Teresa Jenkins
Alette Jensen
Juliann Johnson
Tess Jonas
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Kathy Joseph
Harriette Jumper
Jackie Jou
Bobbie Kaenel
Laurie Kahl
Pam Koranda
Nancy Kassebaum
Nancy Kaye
Connie Kelley
Jane Kennedy
Nancy Kerrey
Kathy Ketterer
Chris Keyser
Jackie Lageson
Donna! Lahm
Becky Lahr
Pat Lapour
Mary Lerddeu
Cheryl Manning
Linda MaGruder
Jayne Mahoney
Mickey MaLaughlin
Mary Martin
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Mary Mattern
Peggy Moilon
Debbie Murrell
Anita Myers
Joyce Myers
Luaane Neutzman
Gloria Oliver
Connie Prai
Denise Pa ry
Nancy Parry
Roxi Parry
Nancy Parry
Carla Pearson
Denise Petere
Linda Ripa
Jan Ross
Janet Sabalka
Rhonda Schlegel
Betti Shepard
Shirley Slocum
Gail Smith
Tina Smith
Pam Snuth
Carol Sohl
Donita Stelling
Pam Stickney
Bobbette Story
Kathy Suesz
Bobbie Taylor
Terri Thiesfeld
Mary Title
Ronda Thruber
Sharon Toohey
LouAnn VanHorn
Tonja Wagner
Susie Wagner
Kathy Wallick
Diane Warren
Ann Weideman
Gail Weihing
Quanita Welender
Jan William
Nancy Willimsen
Kim Wiseman
Joyce Wulf
Kwee Tin Yew
Cheryl Zeir
Gleoria Zeir
INTERNATIONAL CLUB
Judy Spager
President
Debbie Stansbury Terry Mahlman
Karen Steinbruegge V President
Jeanette Stickney Pat Olson
Ann Sulek
Terri Thiesfeld
David Lux
Paul Mattern
Stephen Morgan
Sec. -Treasurer
Tom Casady
Mark Westphalen
Patricia Wilson
Kwee Tin Yew
Thomas Novak 2nd semester
Patrick Olson
Cynthia Orr
President
Rodney Orduna
Wanda Parks V. President 1st semester
President
Shannon Brown
Secretary
Diane Ferguson
Debbie Waite 2nd semester
Ann Weidman
Cindy Wheeler
Judi Wolfe
Karen Vance
Treasurer MASQUE AND GAVEL
Pat Carlson
President
Pat Olson
V President
Becky Drabant
Sec -Treasurer
Pam Brown
Tom Cardwell
Kim Phelps
Christine Pickerill
Bruce Prochaska
Linda Ripa
Wesley Rosenthal
Joyce Rudell
JoAnn Schafer
Rebecca Catlett
Secretary
Martin Lowe
Treasurer
Jacqueline Jonas
Monica Basler
Jeff Bell 2nd semester 1st semester
Barb Clinefelter
President President Jim Curtiss
Karen Brammer Jim Furrer
Vice -President V President
Debbie Bescheinen Bev Simons
Secretary Secretary
Cheryl Westcott Pam Groat
Treasurer Corres. Secretary
Becky Lahr Pat Olson
Elisa Adams 2nd semester
Marcia Alber
President
Bev Simons
Donna Anson V President
Sheila Bates
Marilyn Blackelk
Charlotte Bordeaus
Pat Brinkman
Cindy Brotzman
Joyce Budt
Pat Cahill
Jeanette Carlson
Christy Clapp
Barbara Clinefelter
Shannon Conover
Melba Curt i s
Cindy Ehrlich
Sheila Evans
Jane Fager
Mary Fech
Michelle Fischer
Mary Fitl
Jan Gossard
Louise Graesser
Linda Grice
Becky Halleen
Becky Hanna
Peggy Hart
Sally Henninger
Beth Hughes
Virginia Irwin
Alette Jensen
Alice Jorgensen
Harriet t Jumper
Nancy Kaye
Connie Kelley
Keith Kennedy
Nancy Larson
Priscilla Luke
LaMila Lutes
Maribeth Martin
Ilona Machers
Vickie Mays
Becky Orr
Roxie Peters
Marchelle Plucknett
Margo Reeves
Carol Ril~y
Cindy Rinne
Carol Robertson
Debbie Sauer
Rhonda Schlegel
Rita Schlegel
Mike Drabant
Mark Gordon
Marcial Guajardo
Rod Hartman
Linda Hohensee
Linda Hotovy
Ann Lee
Mary Mattern
Sandy Miller
Steve Morgan
Larry Peterson
Dave Heacock
Secretary
Karen Brammer
Corres. Secretary
Jim Furrer
Jackie Berry
Stanley Schiermann
Pamela Shonerd
James A Smith
Sue Smith
Ann Sulek
Cynthia Sundeen
Carolyn Vandahl
Paulette Watts
Linda Weber
Steven Westover
Christina Williams
Pamela Wolfe
Joyce Rosenthal PENGUIN CLUB
Loren Schmidt
Karen Vance 1st Semester
Kathy Wallick
John Blumer
Patricia Broadston
Jerry Campbell
Janet Cejka
Sopapan Charoenratha
Mary Dolan
Cheryl Gage
Rick Genthe
Ronald Greeno
Richard Hall
Roger Heffelfinger
Mark Hutchins
Joel Kennedy
Timothy Knight
Steve Landenberger
Steven McBride
President Patrick Olson
Vicky Wilson
Tom Casady National Honor Society V President
Rachel Chappell
Barb Cl i nefelter
Jim Curtiss
Tom Doughty
Cindy Ehrlick
Sandi Essman
Lois Fritts
Marcial Guajardo
Lavonne Hennessey
Sally Henniger
Patti Herman
Jan Hicks
Anita Hughes
Ron Hutchinson
Tess Jonas
Joel Kennedy
Sue Kerrey
Bill Krejci
Patrica Lapour
Anne Lee
Keith Ludden
Mary Ludden
Priscilla Luke
Mary Mattern
Joan McKeran
Sandi Miller
Steve Morgan
Becky Orr
Cyndi Orr
Margie Reeves
Jon Rodshafter
Bonnie Smith
Dorothy Snesrud
Ruth Tramdachs
Jim Underhill
Kathy Wallick
Glenn Watts
Marsha Watts
Patricia Watts
Marcia White
Jan Williams
Kim Wiseman
Kathy Schmidt NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE
Paula Smith
Carol Sohl 1st semester
Judith Albert
Russell Alberts
Ann Bartlett
Dean Belka
Michael Bergstraesser
Larry Bird
Anthony Brehm
Ivan Broman
Vera Burchardt
Gale Warren
Secretary
Susie Jansing
Treasurer
Ranee Mills
Cynthia Orr
Wanda Parks
Bruce Prochaska
Randall Schlegel
John Strain
Mark Westphalen
Student Director RESERVE PEP CLUB
Vera Burchardt
2nd Semester 1st semester
President
Carolyn Janda
President
Jackie Jonas
Michael Carlson V Presid,ent Vice -President
Rebecca Catlett
Paul Collister
James Corning
Steven Cromer
Susan Edwards
John Fischer
Linda Frain
James Furrer
Cathy Glaser
Michael Goodwin
Leslie Gossman
Edward Grace
Lonnie Graul
Gloria Gritz
Richard Hall
Richard Hanneman
Jack Hart
Rodney Hartman
Sally Henninger
John Herstein
Larry Hladik
Mark Hutchins
Carolyn Janda
Reed Johnson
Linda Kalvoda
Lella Keslar
Kathy Ketterer
Vickie Krogh
Janice Layton
Sharon Toohey
Secretary
Betty Collins
Treasurer
Linda Ripa
Ellen Thompson
Secretary
Sue Sehnert
Treasurer
Cindy Irick
Jody Bonneau 2nd semester
Linda Arnold
Pam Bunn
President
Shirley Arnold
Susie Bussear Vice-President
Debbie Cratsenberg
Sandy Essman
Debbie Eley
Margaret Fox
Pat James
Jeanne Lee
Carol McCormick
Ilona Machers
Pam Marshall
Laurie Novak
Marchelle Plucknett
Paula Richardson
Janet Sabalka
Mary Snell
Linda Stewart
Karen Vance
LouAnn VanHorn
Chris Williams
Patty Wilson
Joyce Wulf
Randy Leach STUDENT COU NCIL
Michael Lehr
Sandra Lightner
Martin Lowe
John Strain
Bradley Walker
Harriette Jumper
Secretary
Nancy Herpolsheime
Treasurer
Paula Smith
Chris Aguilar
Judy Ahrens
Becky Alex
Kathy Allen
Jean Anderson
Pam Andreas
Mary Arnett
Linda Arnold
Peggy Ball
Janet Barnhill
Georgia Barthuly
Linda Bartlett
Terri Bartlett
Peggy Behrens
Kim Berger
Pat Berry
Debbie Bescheinen
Jody Bonneau
Sharon Bontrager
Cheryl Bostede r Connie Kelley
Karen Brammer
Pat Brinkman
Pat Broadston
Cindy Brotzman
Carol Brown
Cheryl Brown
Pam Brown
Shannon Brown
Marsha Brunke
Pam Burnham
Sue Bussear
Debi Butt
Judy Cadwallader
Pam Campbell
Jeanette Carlson
Cathy Kirk
Laura Klein
Deb Krohn
Jackie Lageson
Nancy Lahm
Becky Lahr
Nancy Larson
Cindy Lee
Bobbi e Lehi
Donna Lisle
Becky Loos
Rochel le Loos
Pat Lopour
Cathy Love
Carole McCormick
Pat Carlson Il ona Machers
Debbie Carstens
Joyce Magorian
Pat Chappel I Nancy Manley
Barb Clinefelter
P~J m Coatman
Kathy Coats
Susan Cole
Sue Collins
Sue Connick
Janet Crear
Michale Cruthers
Gay le Matthews
Jean ne Math ews
Mary Mehuron
Jackie Munson
Yvo nn e Munson
Joyc e Myers
Ma ureen Myhre
Debbie Neisuis
Jeanne Davidson Ph yl lis Nels on
Bev Dean Lu anne Neutzmann
Susie Dietz
Becky Drabant
Marilyn Drewel
Debbie Eisel
Marcia Eley
V. President
Joyce Rudell
Secretary
Cheryl Gage
Treasurer
Peggy Green
2nd semester
President
Joyce Rudel I
V. President
Judy Albert
Secretary
Pam Shonerd
Treasurer
Cindy Hoffman
Donna Anson
Peggy Barnhill
Debbie Bauman
Sandy Bergman
Jackie Berry
Brenda Bickford
Barb Bosteder
Jan Bruner
Nancy Buis
Joyce Budt
Pam Bunn
Vera Burchardt
Susan Carlson
Becky Catlett
Laurie Novak
Barb Olson
Sue Packett
Debbie Parker
Sherrie Patzel
Joyce Emery Lind a Peter
Janet Endorf
Terry Planer
Sheila Evans Doris Poor
Kathy Faimon
Jill Fazel
Dianne Ferguson
Becky Fischer
Yvonne Garrison
Lynn Gillispie
Louise Graesser
Linda Grice
Toni Gunn
Karen Hageman
Debbie Hahn
Becky Hanna
Margye Reeves
Che ryl Richardson
Paula Richardson
Carol Robertson
Joyce Rosentha I
Karen Ross
Janet Sabalka
Da wn Sanders
Terri Schaffer
Patty Scharf
Li nd a Schlegelmilch -
Judy Schmidt
Janice Hansen Rebe l a Shipps
Brenda Hanson
Martha Harrington
Sue Harrold
Linda Siske
Chris Skiles
Shirley Slocum
Cheryl Hegener Jo an Snowardt
Lavonne Hennessey
Sharol Hensler
Sue Hereth
Debbie Stansbury
Linda Stewart
Debbie Stilwell
Marilyn Hermann Karen Vance
Darla Hiatt
Janet Hicks
Linda Hohensee
Linda .Hunt
Ruth Ingwerson
Cindy Irick
Jeanne Lee
Sandy Lightner
Mary Ludden
Priscilla Luke
Noreen McKinney
Linda McGovern
Gloria Witulsk1
Barbara Woerner
Edith Wolfe
Pam Wolfe
Margaret Woodward
Joyce Wulf
Jackie Markwardt Kwee Tin Yew
Jackie Marshall
Pam Marshall
Vicki Martin
Doris Zemke
SCIENCE CLUB
Beth May • 1st semester
Juli Mayfield
Vickie Mays
President
John Fischer
Sandy Mehan V. President
Judy Melichar
Jan Metcalf
Carol Miller
Renee Mills
Vicki Morris
Rod Hartman~
Secretary
Jim Sohl
Treasurer
Carolyn Janda
Nancy Neisius 2nd semester
Sally O'Donnell
Wanda Parks
President
David Leavitt
Mary Peterson V. President
Carol Pettet
Caron Pettet
Nancy Philippi
Sue Pickerel
Debbie Porter
Jacque Prell
Janet Cejka
Rachel Chappell
Sophie Charoenratha
Ginny Crounse
Melba Curtis
Terry Danner
Janie Darr
Charlene Dietrich
Sue Doughty
Vickie Dragosh
Sue Edwards
Delora Eppens
Sandi Essman
Jane Fager
Cathy Far r
Annette Flock
Cheryl Fowler
Linda Frain
Sue Gies
Cathy Glaser
Diane Goeschel
Jan Gossard
Ardelle Graven
Pam Groat
Evelyn Hawkins
Debi Heffelfinger
Sally Henninger
Patti Herman
Lori Hiza
Mary VandenBosch
Debbie Vanderhar
Pam Wach
Tonja Wagner
Debbie Waite
Vicki Waples
Judy Irons Br enda Way
Annette Jacobsen Co nnie Wendt
Marilyn Janda
Fran Jimenez
Dianne Johnson
Judy Johnson
Juliann Johnson
Linda Johnson
Laurie Kahl
Marilyn Wiest
Judy Wolfe
Glenda Wurdeman
Bev Young
Gloria Zier
Debbie Kahler 1s t semes t er
Nancy Kaye
President
Judy Keller Cv ndi Orr
RO CKETTES
Mary Hudzicki
Anita Hughes
Beth Hughes
Ellen Isaacs
Pat James
Carolyn Janda
Susie Jansing
Carol Jensen
Jan Johnson
Linda Kalvoda
Kathy Ketterer
Karen Kleeb
Pam Koranda
Cheryl Kirby
Vickie Krogh
Billie Lamson
Jan Layton
Patsy Proctor
Cathy Rada
Norajean Rasmussen
Cindy Rausch
Donna Ray
Linda Ripa
Debbie Roberts
Jan Ross
Jo Ann Schaf er
Kathy Schmidt
Nancy Schulenberg
Janet Scott
Terry Scalf
Bev Simons
Rod Hartman
Secretary
Jean Anderson
Treasurer
Carol Sohl
Mike Bergstraesser
Nancy Buis
Mike Carlson
Sue Carroll
David Collister
Mike Drabant
Lyndon Franson
David Heisz
Mark Hollick
Jeri Hurlbut
Mark Hutchins
Jul ie Johnson
Reed Johnson
Don Kehr
Marvin Riedel
Sue Smith
Judy Skinner STUDENT COUNCIL
Laurie Smith
Debbie Smith 1st semester
Dorothy Snesrud
Kathie Spahn
President
Bruce Prochaska
Vickie Staberg V. President
Jean Starita
Jerry Campbell
Marcia Stevens Secretary
Jeanette Stickney
Dianna Stilwell
Nancy Story
Ann Sulek
Cindy Sundeen
Louayne Swift
Cathy Thompson
Sharon Toohey
Ruth Tramdachs
Sheila Trausch
Vicki Vallis
Carolyn Vandahl
Gale Warren
Linda Ward
Paulette Watts
Linda Weber
Kathy Wells
Cheryl Westcott
Cathy Westrick
Marcia White
Chris Williams
Jan Williams
Vicki Wilson
Kim Wiseman
Rick Genthe
Treasurer
John Blumer
Tom Adams
Monica Basler
Donn Beaver
James Biggs
Patricia Broadston
Pamela Bunn
Janet Cejka
Robert Corning
Cheryl Gage
Cynthia Irick
Joel Kennedy
Kathy Ketterer
Mary Mattern
Glen Muehlhausen
Barry Munyon
Maureen Myhre
Rodney Ordu na
Cynt hi a Orr
Bruc e Ross
Joyce Rude l l
Jam es Smith
Three days a school joins efforts to produce a champion excitement prayer confidence, conflict uptight seconds to go Victory
A glance backward to view an imprint of a year one which made a differe n , e asking questions seeking answers cheerleaders, councils clubs students thought the old wasn,t good enough a kaleidoscope of emotion s revolving around time and life exultations, joy, nervousness, fear, fatigue, jubilance, boredom, concentration, pride, lo v e striving for peac e tomorrow is another day.
1970 ROCKET
a journalistic experience student produced change, decision making work, deadlines anger regret finishing touches criticism joy, pride working together to produce a book of imprints.
To create a yearbook, people must care. Without an enthusiastic staff and .a patient adviser, this 1970 ROCKET would not have gone to press.
Special thanks go to the entire ROCKET staff and Mrs. Cathie Petsch, who really does deserve $60,000 a year.
Editor
Cyndi Orr
Art Director
Jim Furrer
Business Manager
Dean Belka
Managing Editors
Jan Layton
Randy Leach
Joyce Rudell
Carolyn Vandahl
Steve Westover
Section Editors
Jan Cejka
Char Dietrich
Becky Drabant
Becky Fischer
Les Gossman
',ori Hiza
:._ :nda Hohensee
Susi Jansing
Mike Menck
Vicki Morris
Gale Warren
Vicky Wilson
Photo Editor
Mike Bergstraesser
We would also like to thank Mr Larry Romjue, Inter-Collegiate Press, Mr. Richard Larson, Keith Simonsen, Jim Sohl, NASA, Mr . Max Miller, the faculty and students of Lincoln Northeast an the 1969 CORNHUSKER fo 1 inspiration.
