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

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its nd Pieces The yearbook is compiled of major activities throughout the school year. The student lifc section was orga- nized differently in this book so that most layouts were devoted to a single subject. SCEPTRE staff members tried to cover as many activities and events as there was room for, but even so, many things go unrecorded. These pages are an attempt to record some of the bits and pieces which made up the daily routine at HSHS. During the Christmas Convo, Brian Marks tried hard to get the students to sing along with him and the chorus. Explaining the new open cafctcria program and financial situation, Mr. Fihc speaks to thc high school student body. ii tgxxx 'N 144 Sharpening a saw blade during wood shop, Rick Campbell gains practical experience for later usc.

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For the class of '75', the last few weeks of school were filled with the many activities traditionally associated with seniors. The festivities started with the senior walkout. On May 7 the entire gradu- ating class gathered by the lockers after first period and trooped through the halls before taking off in cars. Forest Park was the destination for the majority of the seniors. There they enjoyed a large pitch-in picnic. After- wards they played tennis, football and frisbee, or just sat around doing nothing. On May 9, many seniors took part in the Junior-Senior Prom, as well as re- lated activities afterwards. Hueston Woods was the destination for the class as they headed toward Ohio for the senior field trip. Horseback Enjoying the atmosphere as well as the food at the senior walkout are Debbie Ridgeway and Karla Adamson. Communication is a very important aspect of life at school as Kristine Bean found herself unable to W speak to anyone during slave day.