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

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To add some entertainment to the graduation ceremony, Mike Mathis and Karla Adamson sing Brian,s Song. Giving the invocation at the 1975 graduation is Valedictorian Diana Clover. i Commencement speaker Senator Birch Bayh gave a talk concerning the importance of getting involved.

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This Royal hack team's biggest prob- lem was not its opponents, but getting enough people to run against them. With only 16 runners and field event men on the team, the Royals always got their share of blue ribbons, but couldn't come up with enough red and white ribbons to win the big meets. Dave Parker was as he has been in the past three years, nothing less than spectacular. Dave broke the mile record with a time of 4:32 and the two miles record, which he already held, in a time of 9:57. The team had few retuming let- temlen and a lot of underclassmen. Only Dave Bill Schwartz, Richie Clark and Mike Stewart retumed from last year's team. The team had several outstanding underclassmen including Freslmien Fred Fontana and Tim Lay- ton. The Royals placed fifth in the con- ference meet, fifth in the county meet and finished second in the Royal Relays. 1 If the team would have had more depth in the running events, they would have been strong contenders in the conference and county meets. 'I'he team did have two individual winners in the conference meet with Dave Parker in the mile and Steve McLean in the shot put. V Coach Dave Enright also commented If H. . . , WAN .1 ,s,, ,,,. TREK M Q 226+- '92 'i '5f53'a4 45,1 WL , 'idk -. Lg, ,. .... ,. N. . K .. 4 , .D f,-- . W, V9 gg J., ,. .ff if .. ...-sr ' wiv ' -':il .J -.L g L, . -3 ef ,' LL .W ,yy , y , ' xiii? ' ' A Kkfs 1' . 5 ' ... ' 5' fra s R Y MM t, on the lack of participation in the sport and encouraged more people to come out for the team next year. With more participation the team could retum to .sw-wif the status they once enjoyed. A successful handoff is made by Richie Clark to Tim Layton in the mile relay. The start of the two mile finds Dave Parker, Bill Schwartz and Mike Cain chasing a Zionsville run- ner in an early season meet. ,,

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Marking the final step in high school, the class of 1975 graduated 111 students June 1. Diana Clover, the class valedictorian, presented the invocation and Reverend David VVham1by presented the bac- calaureate prayer to start off the com- mencement exercises. Brian,s Songn was the musical selection sung by Karla Adamson and Mike Mathis, accom- panied by Valerie Mallery on piano. Senator Birch Bayh presented the commencement address on the impor- tance of getting involved. The impor- tant part of the ceremony was the pre- sentation of diplomas and Super- intendent Myron Clark presented the diplomas to each senior. The class salu- tatorian, Michele Beauchamp, gave the benediction to mark the completion of high school for the class of '75 Closing the commencement exercises is Salutato- rinn Michele Beauchamp. Each senior girl receives a commemorative white rose. Kathy llersherger presents Cheryl Scott with the traditional rose after receiving her diploma. Last Step T End igh chool