Southeast High School - Hoofbeats Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

Page 18 text:

AN EXPERIMENTAL TV class was tried out second semester. All fifth hour American history classes met in the cafeteria once a week. AN ENGLISH CLASS is shown from two different view- points--that of the teacher from her podium and that of the students from their desks. Class Work All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy, so the old adage goes, but the reverse can also be true. The majority of- a high school student's waking hours is spent in the classroom. Tests, class re- citations, and hours of homework con- stitute a part of classroom work—the most important aspect of school. Class time is not necessarily without its fun. This is exemplified by the can- dids of the classrooms. Work and play are intermingled to provide a well-rounded education. 14

Page 17 text:

CLASSROOMS

Page 19 text:

A MIXTURE of chemical fumes produces smoke for seniors Anne Peddieand Roger Mitchell during a chem- istry lab period. WORKING ON a problem in a mechan- ical drawing class is Mac Gardner, junior. TAKING SHORTHAND NOTES from dictation are Pam Cope, junior, and Jo Anna Spraque.