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

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Mr. Burns begins his second year at Southeastern. Here he passes back the results of a test. Space-our surroundings-everyone's surroundings. Before one can share one must learn to give. Give of one's self, time and energy. A smiling face can light up a dark gloomy day, a quiet hello can make one feel wel- come or a brief word of encouragement can help a depressed person continue on his way. Attending pep sessions, selling spirit pins, getting involved in clubs and canteens and just giving freely of one's time, reveal all of the ways an individual can share the wide- open spaces at Southeastern. The world has no boundaries. Space is the infinite substance in every niche and corner of the world. Through one's self, time and energy the students of Hamilton Southeastern worked together through giving. 736 students worked together to fill those wide-open spaces created by life in the country. 1973 was a year of sharing. New band director, Mr. William Newton, watches his band going through the paces of preparation for a fine year. The band practiced throughout August, striving to per- fect each step and each note.

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Only his first year here, Dave Daniel already tries to escape. Dave moved here from Arlington H.S. Dave Cobb and Dave Holden take a break at the J. Ever- ett Light Career Center. Students shake-off hassles, ccirry on Sitting down, we finally realize the whole year lies ahead of us. We need something now as a focal point, to look forward tog to pass the long fall months. All too quickly Christmas vacation will pass, and once again we rush to finish semester projects, term papers and reports. The excitement of sectionals highlights the remaining winter months, as the spirit grows with the anticipation of spring, How slowly the last months seem to pass, before summer arrives and the end of another year draws to a close. It seems like just yesterday that we were comparing last' summer's tans and experiences. It is hard to say good-bye to a year of memories. The early fall months set the students in motion for the remaining nine months. The students learned early how to cope with each other and how to share each other's problems. It was a group effort, and the stu- dents at Southeastern performed as a well coached team.