Southeast High School - Hoofbeats Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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THE LARGE ECONOMY SIZE’ in slide rules is inspected by Karl Kreutizger and Judy Mawdsley as tney figure a problem. Figure, Formulate, Factor, and Measure Equals the Problem O. K. Anderson B.S. M.S. Mathematics Doesn’t lose things, just misplaces them — a firm believer in the practicality of geometry — can take a joke Douglas Fulton B.A. Mathematics Always willing to come to a struggling mathemati- cian’s aid—drawls out his humor Patricia Gillenwater B.A. Mathematics Always a smile for every- one — an attractive blonde with a sunny personality C. D. Liechti B.S. Mathematics Patience of Job—battler of feminine logic — a lot of fun to be around Wilbur Wheaton B.A. M.Ed. Mathematics Very interested in his stu- dents—friendly brown eyes that extend a quiet warmth 18

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M. M. Morozzo B.S. M.S. Head, Business An avid bridge fan — has the qualities of a counselor - extremely liberal LaVon Clark B.S. B.S. M.A. Business Seldom loses her temper — willing to show you how to do it even if it means going out of her way Joan Floyd B.S. Business Described as a good teach- er with a pleasing air about her—has her students' inter- ests at heart Typewriters, Timing Tests, Dictation, And Ledgers BUSY CATCHING UP on their work are business students Arlynn Lessert and Roberta Armstrong. Fran Hartness B.S. Business Ten minute typing fiend - strict discipline accom- panied by willing aid — looks good in glasses GRANT W. PAGE B.S. M.A. Business Easy to get to know - a good teacher who’s an all around good guy Gordon Prieb B.A. M.A. Business Only man in a room full of women—pleasant and easy to get along with 17

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Frogs, Fumes, and Fungi Kenneth Coy B. A. Science Good with teenagers—likes interested students—lots of fun, but rules with a firm hand James E, Anders B.S. Biology Friend to strav pussy- — keeps his classes u] date on his family C Fred Amen B.S. B.S. Biology Carries out his sincerity in arguments and discussions — quietly takes his stand and sticks to it Clinton Kaufman B.A. M.A. Head, Science Tall tower of wisdom sprinkled with humor — handles four different sub- jects in his busy day LOOKING OVER Evan Evans’ shoulder as he disects Cat Martina, the physiology skeleton. Martin Pankratz B.A. Chemistry Fun comes in a small pack- age—producer of odiferous fumes and coughing stu- dents—has a skeleton named after him Ruth Mead B.A. M.S. Science Quiet voice—never slows down or runs out of breath — grows her own jungle RY THE LOOK on Pat Lott’s face, you’d think that that bunsen burner was about to explode.