Southeast High School - Hoofbeats Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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A PANEL in English class produces an argument between Pat Knight and Tom Ebendorf as Rex Evans, Larry Shryock, and Janis McClure look on. Helen Christie B.A. M.A. Head, English Her smile is her trademark — expressive hand move- ments—talks in a series of short questions Margaret Brown B.A. English A charming person whocom- bines the social graces with a beautiful wardrobe Symbolism, Synonyms, Paul Edmondson B.S. M.S. English Easy to get along with — doesn’t jumpto conclusions —sense of humor that creeps up from behind Richard Kirk B.S. English Little boy look disguises a hard examiner — always seems to have a 3:30 class B.S. M.A. English Difficult grader — trys to bring out the best in her students — known as a won- derful cook Ramona Martin B.A. M.A. English Authority in her field — ex- tremely tasteful dresser — devoted to her profession 12

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KEEPING STUDENTS WELL FED are, first row, left to right: Hattie Smith, Lucile Milton, Mrs. Runkler, Mrs. Bcvan, M. McNorris, Ruth McFreeters, Viola Bush. Second row: Mrs. Carr, Marie Burton, Evelyn Hill, Rose Mowry.Irma Smith, Stella Jackson, Fannie Lawson, Iva Pearl Johnson, Mrs. Pace, Mrs. Maple, Phyllis Evans, Dollie Morelock, Clyde G. Williams. Dishes, Dustpans, Service, and Smiles Alta Smith Director of Cafeteria A cheery smile — maker of menus — her domain is a welcome sight fourth hour Charles Knight Head Custodian Mr. Fix-it-please — quiet and capable — he and his staff keep the school running KEEPING THE SCHOOL heated and clean are, first row, left to right: Orville A. Meyer, Charles G. Feni- more, Charles W. Knight, Herbert S. Marshall, Ralph H. B.aker. Second row: R. B. Sherman, Helen Sell, Mary McConnaugly, E. L. Austin, Gerry Ferguss, Noel Hood. Third row: Elmer Moss, D. W. Brown, lohn Foriman. u

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June Nyquist B.A. English Demure, sweet personality combined with efficiency — closely resembles the month she’s named after G. D. Stricklin B.A. B.S. M.S. English Quiet and reserved — dry sense of humor—avid argucr and willing aider Virginia Stone B.A. English Quiet guardian of the jour- nalism room — her gentle guidance was missed sec- ond semester Syntax, Podiums, Panels, and Red Pencilitis THE CLASS listens attentively as Wendy Wilkerson inter- prets a poem. Lee Streiff B.A. English Possessor of a vast voca bu- lary — has a quiet intense knowledge of many fields an Dorothy Wyatt B.A. English An outgoing personality — interested in other people — a sense of humor com- bined with a likeable person 13