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

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When the monotony of schoolwork gets one down, everybody crowds around the nearest empty table for a friendly game of Euchre or Black-Jack. Kent Haines takes a break from study hall Cbelow rightj for a hot game of Five Card Draw-Poker. l Nt- Leroy Hardeman chuckles with delight as he rakes in some Cards during a game of War.

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Vi -P c Q. cn : -P GD cn : co Q CQ. : co 5. ro 3. O N4 Q I rn Q 0 :z S. :z cn U0 S nd fi me ti 6 UI' is Le We are in the midst of many learning experiences that range from education, associations, sports, employment and those processes which are self-taught: love, hate, and joy. We are at the mid- point in life between childhood and adult- hood. Through education our minds expand with wide range knowledge and mold our personalities toward future endeavors. Through friendships our souls create a certain undefined want for love and understanding from our peers. Perhaps our dreams will shatter and at times the realities will get us down, but to survive we must give meaning to our existence by discovering the wide-open spaces of life. A sure-fire way of picking up votes is demonstrated by Ron- nie Hoskins during Student Council elections. Laurie Ftemmetter states her point of view during a Sopho more class meeting.

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,S :tt S W ff 3 3' X bis? v .. .3 xt., . qt Q' a l , 'Q Naming.. Mark Richards controls the tip during sectional action against Westfield. The Royals lost in overtime. Selt-defense was one of the many courses offered during Practical Education Day promoted by Stu- dent Council. 150 1- ' , . Jean Wainscott shows her class spirit as well as homecomw ing spirit by helping with the Senior class float, Praying for a Victory.