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

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Keith Drummond and Chris Dodd find the bleacher top convenient for watching gym activities. V A' in pray it if 5' Valerie Mallery looks over a story written by a beginning newspaper staffer. Robin Beard ponders over a problem presented to ner as editor of the junior high Crown.

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Mark Richards delivered the Benediction to sum up the . , graduation ceremonies. Mrs. Mellinger gives last minute instructions as the Sen- iors begin to get a little nervous. Feeling light hearted and free, Becky Wright makes her way to the reception gathering. North, South, East or West, 73'ers are the best! Yah, Rah, SENIORSV' The graduating class of 1973 gathered together for the last time at 3:30 p.m. on Sun- day, May 20 to receive the one piece of paper that made all those years of late-night cram- ming worthwhile. . .their great diplomas. While many knew what their futures held, there were still others whose futures would not be decided for many months to come. Sitting within the security of classmates, memories of past years come back. The par- ties, dances, dates and new friends are expe- riences that will never be forgotten. Yet all knew that those memories must not get in the way of what lies ahead. The close friend that was always there will, to some, exist no more, but to others that friendship will live on and on in their minds. With these thoughts, many found an unwanted lump in their throat. The question is were the lumps because of happiness, sad- ness or bewilderment. All the plans that were made as children and young adults now lay in the future. The learning process will start all over again as everyone tries to share with others the wide open spaces that must be faced by all after graduation. May we change the world for the better. . .together as one. Class of 1973 departs, they

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Q1 .1 Many students participated in the mock election sponsored by the senior government classes. Beth Clarke and Larry Brown were surprised on their birth- days with a cake baked by their friends. Friends are friendsg HSHS shows if Julie Sapp exhibits one of the dives that made her well- known around the county. As the school year progresses, students become more and more involved in various activities. They are not only involved in school, but with each other. School is a place where ideas and goals can be achieved. Achieving our goals is made easier by friends, people who believe in us and our goals. Friends help us by listening to our problems and pointing out our mistakes. They not only listen to our problems, but make school a little easier to bear. Everything one does depends on friend- ship. To make any activity work, in school or out, depends on people working together as one-as friends. At HSHS students accomplish their goals as a team--as friends. Here, friends are an essential part of life.