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

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N , :'- 'iw , sir .. as 'S 3' , . g . r i X X A I Elf ,,,, 'NW' . y R 1 ' ? I X an M Chorus and Madrigals sponsor, William Newton, directs the orchestra for the spring musical. Y Chorus. Front Row: Karen McBride, Karen Conwell, Teresa MGGUOWS, Cindy DUHKGVSOH. MV- Newton- Back ROW? AVWQGIG York. Second Row: Cynthia Seymour, Terry Jones, Jennie Isenthal, Brenda Maines, Lee Frakes, Christine Shipley.

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perform during yeor Those who are enrolled in Chorus and Madrigals must have a special interest in singing and performing. The chorus and madrigals, with the rest of the music department presented a winter concert and appeared at many convocations, under the direction of Mr. William New- ton. A major event within the music depart- ment is going to the state contests at Tech High School. This year, there were more students entered in contests, with a greater percentage of first place winners. Melanie Gray, a sophomore who is in both madrigals and band, achieved high recognition as the winner of the Hamilton County Federation of Women's Club contest in both the vocal and instrumen- tal division. fi nv. N - 4 .N ml E E Under the direction of Mr. Newton, the Madrigals, per formed publicly on several occasions. J 1 . f El' K sw K -35 A g . l eg. 5 T g i' T f N, MHUVIQWSV Front ROW? CHUW DUUKGVSOVL Debbie Thornton, Wright, Mitzi Spore. Back Row: Mike Rouse, Kim Johns, Mike MGIHVHG Gfiilfi Lima BOVSK 39CKY Plllmbi Cheflfl CVOOKS, Ginder, Mike Mathis, Lanny Linville, Frank Sigler. Second Row: Tina Kiiies, Susan Spiecher, Mr. Newton, Becky

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Club expand learning With the aim of promoting historical shrines, Southeastern history club main- tained their objective by becoming a member of the Junior Historical Society of Indiana. Under the leadership of Dawn Maho- ney, president, and Mr. James Leonard, sponsor, the history club visited the Indi- ana State Legislature and witnessed his- tory in the making. Science Club could be the most fun and active club in the entire school. lt seems as though the members don't think along scientific terms. l believe this club should be a more science oriented club. These were the thoughts of Sci- ence Club President, Mike Stout. Mike was aided by Jaymie Stout, vice-presi- dent, Betty Laidlaw, secretary, and Mrs. Lana Cardwell, sponsor. Throughout the year, the science club sponsored money making activities to fund their annual trip to Chicago. KSVHF Radio Club. Front Row: Mel Talley, Mike Bockrath, Jim Gif- Row Mr Lieber Doug Witt Dave Holden Tina Holden ford Phil Maines, John Fiodenbarger, Barry Morris. Back Donna Cross Jan Gifford