Southeast High School - Shield Yearbook (Lincoln, NE)

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First row: Frank, Iohns, Chenowith, Swartz, Fahr, Iohnson, Prietert, Eager, Crom, Hanson, Davis Second row: McCracken, Wertz, Schailer, Caughran, Smith, Lyne, Botsford, Hackman, Ball, Logan, Christen Third row: Rhodes, Hermida, Mars, Ianousek, Conlan, Olson, Scott, Brand, Doyle, Mr. Bretthorst Fourth row: Jackson, Young, Iackson, Pease, Beall, Ulfelman, Gant, Wolf, Peterson First row: Abbott, Kievit, Brumbaugh, Howard, Everett, Wylie, Bourne, Lake, Thompson Second row: Morey, Kimmerling, Hansher, Webb, Stevenson, Hibbs, Sapp, Velte, Kuenning, Radrnore, Robertson Third row: Carter, Worrall, Mitchell, Basoco, Wendell, Heidel, Tucker, Foster, Dull, Mr. Fosnot Morse's jewelers and Stationers Fmnk's Drug Since 1924 3641 So. 48th St. ft' Page 29

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,Sputnik Qgwitiz Attending a new high school was an excit- ing experience for all of us, especially for the seventh graders. To them it Was more than an exciting experience. lt meant taking a big step in the process of growing up. With the aid of Mrs. Georgianna Compton, their advisor, they started off theyear as if they belonged here. First, alter a heated campaign, they elected 1 as class officers: Tony Webb, president, Gary Stevenson, vice-president, Michael Velte, secre- tgryqregsurerr dent, and Mike Velte, secretary-treasurer, From their home rooms they elected Donna Wiles, Nicholas Dorsey, and Carol Conlon to the Student Council. Bed Cross representatives were David McCall, Gary Stevenson, and Nancy Eager. In the way of extra-curricular activities, the boys of the class played intramural basketball. The captains of the various teams were: Roger Refshauge, Tony Webb, Gary Stevenson, and Bill Rhodes. Although small in stature, the seventh grad- ers have hit Southeast in a big way and will make good leaders in the future. Frozen with fright fright picturel are: Bill Vlforrall, Karen Priefert, lim Icrckson, and lim Brumbaugh. Seventh grade officers Cleft picturel are, from left to right: Tony Webb, president, Gary Stevenson, vice-presi- Bill Worrall, Pam Matthes, Marlene Eley, and Susan Butterfield watch the birdie, as Boylynn Harvey points to the Southeast shield. f 1, , '17, m. 1 ,Zffiffzli Final row: Befshauge, Eley, DiFiore, Wiles, Bc-all, Henderson, Harvey, Butterfield Second row: Lohse, Hevelone, Kess, Matthes, Newstrom, Smith, Dietrich, DeVere, Lefler, Horning Third row: Brooks, Horn, Gallarda, Becker, Bowen, Pritz, Patterson, Nelson, Wright Fourth row: Turner, Conover, lensen, Quimby, Ferguson, Vickery, Hollingsworth, McCall, Mr, Fosnot P4192 28 3833 50 43,11 5, 48:11 and Calv z Hazen Shoe Service Wltyman Standard' vice , , 4, Sr. .X X . -t....-5. , gg x .AN

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.ZW t ff 32 e L 1 Qi if iyfl Studying hard before one ot Mr. Benjamin's Picture tests are: Dick Piper, Don Campbell, and loe Chism. Picture 3352 Memories are made of this by Connie Moyer, Gary Werner, Sharon Kuenning, Myrna Vaughn, Iudy Kremer, Ed Carlmofrlc, and Edwin Mueller. Picture qi 3 Here Mr, Collier is Watching a promising violinistfliana Hevelone. Picture 5554 Antics off the gridiron are being performed by ' ' ' ' D M ers. Wayne Michaelis, Virgil Kubert, cmd ave y Betts Variety and Dry Goods Store 3841 Sv. 48th SL. Page 30 Rich Garlinghouse's slogan: Be good to your Picture -715 friends, amuses Sue Turner, as Rich prepares web-footed to feed his Picture Q55 Chilen, Bob Picture F7 These are some me 13 years ago, Among those vaguely recognizable are Larry Rerucha, directorg Connie Schmidt, Mary Kay Poggemeyer, and Ieft Cheuvront. Hidden in the back row are Iim Dill, lim Murphy, and Louie Brown. ' duck. Meeting after school hours are lim Levy, Roger 1 by Oaks, Marla McMichael, and Iohanna Bit er. mbers of the senior class Loziefs Market 4748 Calvert St. ' W 1 If . Q. W - Li? V XX K r V . t