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

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eith going with the broom Drummond and Chris Hershberger have a strange work together transrering a picture onto a - top for an art project. 1 ... JiW 'Q M A9 muses? fill gtk? f A Rh. AR. t.a-.asgur-V 1. e ff af Fice workers had many jobs ring them for business work, ...QP SNSSSC s. 4, pre- K, i Cindy Hockett will always remember the time Seniors enjoy feeding their faces on their she tries to hide who-knows-who. last class trip to Brown County. Q Q' Z. rl M monabl Timgs

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I3 od Times... A lot of fun at a lot of different places makes fit for an atmosphere of gaiety and happiness. Whether it be at school, or ball games or even at a school friends house makes it pleasurable to be in with the gang. The time we take to look at the bad far exceeds the time taken looking at the good. Sure, one will look back and say, Boy, was the food bad! and Wow! What kind of a teacher was that! But then when talking to an old school friend they will say, Do you remember this? and Didn't we have a good time then! Yes, then memories and the good times will all come back and one. may sit back and laugh at the fact they were all in it together. Mark Clark and Mary Parker engage in a friendly game of ping pong. Beth Blackburn reflects many happy times with her choppers glowing. 28 Priscilla Troxel and Bill Ingersol don't quite know what is going on. Debbie Miles strolls passively down the hall enjoying some of the good times of school.

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ears of Sorrow, Tears of sorrow and shouts of laughter are a an outlet for various emotions. The joy of few of the many emotions expressed by people, and winning thle class float competition, to the the students at Southeastern are no exception. sorrow o osing at Sectionals are a part of a Students are peojple, igdividhuals with difgerent student's life which give reason for expressing personalities an moo s. T e emotions t ey ex- emotions. press vary in kind and in intensity. The response Expressing emotions is a trait all humans of individuals in a situation vary. Some laugh, have in common. The ways in which one responds some cry, some love and some hate, but everyone to a situation vary with the individual, but expresses some type o emotion. some type of emotion is expressed. At S0Uth9HStel'n GVGYVCLHY Situations provide Whatever the emotion, we're all in this together - S pt., E-A f x N X. , T .5 . Fil? 4 ,vat .HCVAA , Q. ' Q' QQ I. - 1348 'g-.,' ,f -- - ,ff .fAs..- '. 3v-' afar s':-Dari-F-WY'-L-J .,1- Y .- , ,,-, 4 Ng- K 'jx' - Z- 1 -.. -Qv'1'x'za 911' 1 ' 9,55 'Y' T 'T 312.4 'Shiv' 'fl 'Q . Arg, y-,iffrw Kt::':. f 't '.3'.e:f. .wt eww' .-5?-'-r-: . Problems are discussed between Susie Hammersly and Theresa O'Neal in the hall Sorrow is expressed by Penny Evans at losing th during half-time. Sectional. 30