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

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'tm-...W g , I me-smut N..-J M-2 'www SUPERINTENDENT OF SOUTHEAST- ERN SCHOOLS, Dr. Leo Marshall, su- pervises the elementary and high school and coordinates school board, administra- tion, and school personnel efforts. His secretary, Miss Dorothy Kepner, lends her efficiency and warm personality to the 55... teachers and all others who have contact with Dr. Marshall. ,r,,.,y lui! Who formulates school policy, keeps tabs on finances, and approves all school programs? The school board, of course. The administrative branch of our corpora- tion, headedby Mr. Les ter Brown is an efficient working body. Its princi- pal duty is to provide the newest and most modern teaching techniques and training courses. The administration is con- tinually striving to im- prove the educational sys- tem. The school board members, James Ecoff, Lisco Leonard jr., Lester Brown, Harry Sigler, Max Lednum, Ralph Erney and not pictured Steve Sturde- vant discussing matters concerning the welfare of the school system. 74 I -we

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zewv,1lfwLw:swmu:fs2-2: Mr. Gary Butcher, guidance coimselor, helps students select classes for knowledge and enjoyment. Mr. But- cher also helps college-bound students decide which college to attend. ufwuamww-awfzwmwwm wwnummfw-,f.f... ,WR As important as is the control sys- tem of Project Apollo which will soon land a man on the moon, so is the con- trol system of our school. The office launches, guides, and tracks the mis- siles of each student's education during and beyond the time of enrollment in this school. Two hardworking sec- retaries serve the school in keeping all of the records and completing all of the paper work that accompanies such an enterprise as our school. Assist- ance in scheduling and planning for col- lege is provided for students by two counselors. Our principals keep the educational machine running smoothly. With such an able and willing office staff, we truly can cause good things to happen at Southeastern. Students such as Sue Rees and Elizabeth Roesener sell school supplies which are necessary for the students various classes. l

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Class of 768 Attains Educational aturity .fs--5, jerrie Anderson Gary L. Burress 'ATR' my ....,... s my ja mes E. Ford qw ., ,- ' ggQ:za,::a',-, af' - 1 A - wa i l: . ,.., +'?3,. mmm, -QC Sue Ellen Asbell Kathy L. Bales judith A. Bauer r .51 nav QW 'If jim Beaver Randy Burton Clifford L. DeVlieg Uffiilag A gf: , 'r 'Nr-M if Dennis Lee Foulke Robert L. Garrison Jane Gatewood 75