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

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Going To classes oulside, valuable discussions Laughlingly, last year's Co-editor Debby Middleton, gives Mike Stevens, '73 Sceptre editor, some good natured advice Senator Birch Bayh discusses the current problems that face the youth of today and some of the solutions to them. A large variety of projects can be created from yarn, states Mrs. Gertrude Flowers as she demonstrates its effect. Southeastern's band presents a concert under the direction of Mr. Richard Lieber honoring musician Igor Stravinsky.

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new adventures Candids revealed students enjoyed a variety of activities in addition to the curriculum. Student Council sponsored a Practical Education Day, which offered students an opportunity to gain knowledge in new areas. Classes in the fine arts, drugs, planned parenthood and sports were available. The day proved rewarding for all, as each who participated came out feeling more enthusiastic in the field he had encountered study. The seniors took a day out of their busy schedule to relax at North Eastway Park near Indianapolis. A picnic was planned by the class. As the food was being prepared many engaged in football, tennis, golf and a romp around the park grounds. Everyone en- joyed the opportunity to take a breather from their daily routine.

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ew crofts cmd bcmd concerts Ieove memories As school drew nearer to an end, students became more restless by the day. To help counteract the situation many of the teachers held class out in the cool fresh air under a radiant blue sky. Students' attention remained held even though a few dis- tractions were probable to occur. You must know how your governmental system runs before you can criticize it, stated Sen. Birch Bayh, as he spoke before the sophomore and junior classes of Southeastern during an open forum. A meaningful discussion was valued by all who shared the oppor- tunity to talk with the senator. Students should learn to appreciate music of all types the band believes. The band gave a concert composed of classical music honoring Igor Stravinsky, famed musican. New crafts can be made from old scraps as proven by Mrs. Flowers, art adviser for a new class. The class is not made of art majors as one would expect, but is made of those students who enjoy working with crafts and cannot fit it into their schedules. Free Art, as it was entitled, met during many students' study hall and the time each individual spent was entirely up to him.