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

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Winning tlocit contest boosts sophomores spirit Excitement and enthusiasm could describe the 1971- 72 year for the sophomore class. After winning the homecoming float contest with their float, Put the Cat in the Hat, everything began looking up. The sophomores carried on money-making proiects such as paper drives, selling T-shirts and having the traditional Year's End Dance. Waiting for class rings highlighted the sophomores' year. The officers who played an important role in the class were: Keith Drummond, presidentg Tina Flow- ers, vice-presidentg Pam Moore, secretary and Toni Kidder, treasurer. Mr. Edward Burns contributed his time and efforts as class sponsor. Most sophomores realized that Southeastern offered a variety of scholastic and extra-curricular oppor- tunities, and lost no time in making their class known as an ambitious and spirited one by taking part in numerous activities-not only as followers, but as leaders also. Many are eagerly looking forward to an even more important year as they take their places as upper classmen. Barbara Baxter Robin Beard Dottie Beatley Patricia Benge Linda Borst Michelle Bowen Gaye Broady Kathy Brown Cindy Brumley Nena Brumley Mark Clark Cathy Clinton David A. Cobb David L. Cobb Mike Cooke Cheryl Crooks Jim Davis Mark DeBruler Linda DeVIieg Rhonda Dickinson Chris Dodd George Dotson Keith Drummond Tom Eisman Kim Elkins George Feldman Tina Flowers Vicky Fox Dwayne Franklin Mike Ginder Floy Ginder Barry Gunn Mark Guyer Susan Hair Leroy Hardeman X2 14' - ffff- i 'V at isss . N' X' s s.si t

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Terri Neal Mary Parker Jim Perkins Dennis Randall Sandra Redd Craig Rihl Paula Rhodes Joni Roberts Martha Rogers Ronnie Roudebush Mark Rouse Brenda Rush Wanda Schwartz Mary See Albert Sherrill Cynthia Sherman Greg Shook Lisa Sigler Teresa Sisson Cathy Sprinkle Howard Stehman Mike Stout Kent Taylor Debbie Tharp r My Dave Thomas Robert Trout Roger VerBryck Sandy Ward ifgs 32 Cathy Watson Wanda Watson Michael Weaver 3, John Weiss Debbie Wigley Martha Winchester Michael Wilson Sandy Wood Denise Zender In memory of: Tad York Chris Dodd finds an unusual picture in the journalism room. The freshman class officers worked hard to help raise money for upcoming years. Freshman Sandra Jones keeps busy by doing her assignments in order that homework can be kept to a minimum. V 4 N., is 3 Ax' if , ,,-s as ft , wi , ' 'Aff 1 All' x X, :.r 1 i , or li ff