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

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with th HU GU Homecoming--- A time of un ity. Activities were October 8-12. Hall decorat ing, bui ding f oats, games and spirit enchantec Homecoming the school. eve involved the student oody, faculty and parents Skits were he d, awards were given anc Homecoming queen and her court were a bon fire was 1el nnounced. The d anc all awaited Fri , for the fo owing evening, . Oct. 12. After tae annual c1ili supper, sponsorec oy tie Adu t Booster Club, stucents cheerec hopeful y hair, ou ., - f ' . ' Y, f' 1 fb , if J . W: - VL fu. -v a' 'M V , if, - , ,, ?5f ll' f .Q W'-W aw ' -,J ,:.e?f-ww -' 'l T. -,ff cf .iw QH 1 fc, - 'Q' wgzf Q2 'f'f'N ' - 1 22 swf els if a.:, fg Q Eng LV W 1. ' . N U 1.3 5, . 5. Qfli ,' gg. z ,, , 3 is .5 -, f iz l si lx 1, ig: llgf u gg ' .wx1f:':f'b - 21 .ali .aft f 1 Q 1- - -2 . 1- - ,, w Q it H . Q f f R l 'V' fl- fg 'Fi,.':?fE'iv 'i'?f'221,'?ti4f?fi:5f 'H 'f f J 11 f, 'ff' l gy rr. A .1-,,,.,..4.1,-imggf-',I A A ff.- N suse, 'iu-11t,iw.aUgQQ,,y . , , , .tt .... l , A , . 'Wil ,Q-fa'-z 'f'.1r2-N 1Gf'f?frf2.-.Mgmt -. ' Qiiggxgw 5 1' f, f. ffl1:z-15f5':1f'3j'4g51- ,xiiiiwisgflftfwjtp s if fr Q...-I., ,. .1 , K Mrs. Hgtbjcer' appears as a South- eastern clifeeirleagiert during the pep ral I ey . RHS' - , ,s if l In 1. ' ll 'Ll . ' Z' ,E w , , ' . , -' ' Sai' as the Royals tied the Hamilton Heights Huskies during the third quarter. However, even with a good defensive game, the Royals were unable to surpass the unde- feated Huskies. The final score was 14-8. All was not lost. The dance followed, featuring Granite, Everyone, together, anc because they were all in it togetwer, it was possible to have a very suc- cessful Homecoming for the year of nineteen hundred anc seventy- three. , , ,,,,, ..g-..., -..M , . t Q tlyl A A it., rrr po o 4 .4 T A lrit T- tisr ,,,. 7 r,. slll t f ' ttt tg 'ft Z' gVS,eytifOr, A Qorst, expresses her duri 4 grae of the games i 't'n T T. l 1 ZW

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it new sight was a crowded lunch room with many unch trays due to students remaining in the cafeteria. U llll New days that soon began suddenly urn into old days of the past. Students Jme back to school with ideals of wother year to pass. The year contains any activities as students grow older 1d wiser. First, 'when they come, they fe nervous and unadjusted. lt takes sev- 'al weeks to get into the swing of things. hen they settle and it's like a contin- Jus circle, full of fun and responsibili- ' es. One doesn't realize the part of life chool takes up. lf one continues in 12 ears of school, they have spent approx- 1ately 1070 of their lifetime in school. makes him ready for his future life and hapes his personality. Finally, the year ames to a close, as suddenly as it be- an. Students again become restless and earn. for the summertime when they don't ave to remain in school, but it lasts for nly three months and then it's. time-- me for all to come togethersonce more. Junior Brian Nlarks really concentrates on the tense Ioallgame. Finally senior Janelle Learned is measured for her cap and gown aware of the long awaited graduation 3

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