Hamilton Southeastern High School - Sceptre Yearbook (Fishers, IN)

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Christmas H Firstsn in Musical Display Annette Weaver displays her talents at the Christmas program. Mr. Richard Lieber swings with the band. Displaying their newly acquired uniforms for the first time in concert, the high school band contributed the instrumental voice in the first musical effort produced on the new auditorium stage. The strains of the familiar, happy sounds of Christmas melodies come glinting through the timber and tinsel of the Christmas decorations. 17

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Marsha Kybic's study in embryology won top honor. 1 'Il Mr. Sprinkle ponders tomorroW's potential in today's performances. ur H Royal Societyw rganizes an Exhibition Parents View dividends of their children's investments. l6 Eager young minds continually desire to know the how, When, Why, and Where of natural phenomena in our scientific World. This seed of educational pursuit has blossomed into such productive re- sults as the science research fair here photographically portrayed. Such an ar- ray of practical application is the goal of all scientific education. A solar still wins recognition for Bill Lybic.

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Seniors Present First ajor Production PLAY CAST--FRONT ROW: Danny Wilder, Ann STANDING: Director Mr. John Merritt, Sue Merritt, Gibson, Mike Swackhamer, Trina Linville, Bob Sue Asbell, jim Beaver, Ed Isenberg, Bob Garrison, Settle, Steve Hinton. SECOND ROW: Elizabeth Mike Woodward, Dennis Foulke, Terry Turpin, Pat Roesener, Nancy Zelena, Marcia Smith, Judy Bauer, Turpin, Jane Roudebush. Kathy Bales, Dolores Rollins, jerrie Anderson. The Sceptre camera catches two of the scenes from the senior class play Grandma's Best Years. Pictured at the left, Sadie, the maid, questions Mrs. Abbott about the menu. Above, the gangster, Patch Murphy, shouts, Get em up or I'll drill ya. I8