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

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Passing era marked as '72 senior class received diplomas One hundred and ten seniors marched in a procession on Nlay 21 to mark an era with baccalaureate and commencement ceremonies. Rev. David Wharmby addressed the class of '72 for the baccalaureate service. His message was, Why We Nlust Reach For A Goal ln Life. Ball State Director of Admissions, Dr. Richard Rowray, gave an inspiring presentation on What Happens To The Students After Graduation at the graduation oeremony. Valedictorian Kris Campanale gave the invocation with Salutatorian Shirley Suiter closing commence- ment exercises with the benediction. Set with palms, the stage was decorated in white carnations with purple ribbon as each student walked to the platform and received his diplomas from Supt. Myron Clark. Senior class president Terry Ouear repeated the class motto, lf we change the world, let it bear the mark of our intelligence, as together the seniors changed their tassels to the left side of their caps to show completion. Various emotions were expressed by graduates as they walked down the halls of Southeastern for the last time as a student.

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Miss Julie Schulz, senior class sponsor, wasn't always left up-in-air over the senlor's activities, as she was here. Fencing anyone? asked Mr. Kampkee, a former teacher at Southeastern, as he volunteered his services on Practical Ed. Day. A gallery listened as senior Mike Bowen said, The stars re- vealed 1972 graduates as the most successful ones yet. A practice boxing match was held on Practical Education Day as Jane Whelchel and Donna Tate were featured re- turning bouts. Nancy Hair ducks as Steve Hoskins and Jim Laidlaw take time out to test their new frisbee while relaxing in the open court.