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

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iw f awwwmw 'lf Q 3 n in ' Q' pn ll or -nas: J ,wwf ,Q will! u i Members of the school board pause for a moment out of their busy schedules to have their picture taken. Junior high principal lVlr. Charles Hall, takes time out from a planetarium show for a few minutes of rest. One of Southeastern's secretaries, Mrs. June West, is always busy with school matters and helping many students. 71

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Administration faced new and challenging problems during year Southeastern's administration had their respective functions to perform and subsequently kept the school in running order. Always striving to guide the steps of their pupils that they might be a credit to the school and community, the administration devoted time and energy to counseling and teaching young men and women to prepare themselves for living in the world today. Working together, the administration achieved not ue . only this goal, but also the respect and friendship of their pupils. fjf l 1 li JL lid l :lei i 3 5 JJ lJJ..J 235:23 dll i.J QJ Guidance counselor, Mrs. Linda Hamm, holds many con- ferences with troubled students during the school day. Examining the class schedules, principal lVlr. Louis Trosky, makes sure everything is going as planned. Nlr. Tom Heller, guidance counselor, and Mrs. Barbara Stevenson, Secretary, look over the daily attendance. 70

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Fciculty ore key to opening doors tor students' tuture Shaping the minds of students was a great responsi- bility which the faculty worked strenuously to fulfill. The teachers of today are the student's key to the doors of tomorrow. Without teachers there would be no education, no learning and no knowledge. One is forever learning something new, from someone else or through one's own personal experience. This T makes one a teacher as well as a student. Much is owed to the faculty of today's schools and much more to our own faculty of Southeastern. Every student of Southeastern: past, present and future, is very fortunate to belong to such a good school with such a powerful faculty. l Mrs. Marilyn Bailey-shorthand, typing, office practice, advanced business-attended Ball State University-B.S. degree Miss Margaret Bannon-Spanish, world history, Spanish Club sponsor, Student Council sponsor-attended Mt. Mary College-B.A. degree Miss Jenny Sue Booth-home economics, cheerleader sponsor-attended Ball State University-B.S. and M.A. degrees Mr. Edward Burns-English, tennis coach-attended Indiana University, Butler University-B.A. and M.S. degrees Miss Nancy Butts-chorus, madrigals-attended Ball State University, Indiana University-B.S. degree Mrs. Lana Cardwell-physical science, chemistry, math, Science Club sponsor-attended Purdue University -B.S. degree Mr. Max Chance-U.S. history, social studies, varsity track coach- attended Tennessee Wesleyan Jr. College, Lincoln Memorial University, University of Tennessee, Ball State University-A.A., B.S. and M.A. degrees Mr. David Crafton-advanced drawing, woods shop, electronics, varsity basketball coach, baseball coach-attended Indiana State University, Butler University-B.S. and M.S. degrees Mrs. Patricia Ferguson-physical education, drugs, health-attended Butler University-B.S. degree