Southeast High School - Hoofbeats Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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MEMBERS ARE. LEFT TO RIGHT. FIRST ROW: K. Coy. sponsor; G. Willaby. T. Washburn. E. Terrill, L. Ray. J. Anders, sponsor. SECOND ROW: J. Emler, R. Schub, K. Clarke. J. Hastings, E. Engstrom. BACK ROW: D. Widrig, D. Lewis. DICK SANDERS President Rifle Good marksmanship and a knowledge of good sports- manship rules are some of the aims of this club. The members spent many hours together practicing how to become accurate sharpshoot- ers. Mr. James Anders and Mr. Kenneth Coy sponsored and guided the members. Meetings were held every Monday after school in room E-2. Chess These members spent many a grueling hour over their chess boards trying to decide which move would be the wisest. The members competed in tournaments city-wide as well as within their own club. Mr. Lee Streiff kept a watchful eye on the members. The club meetings were held every Wednesday after school in room C-10. R.J. GUMP President MEMBERS ARE, LEFT TO RIGHT, AROUND TABLE: R.J. Gump. H. Tllden, C. Burright. STANDING: S. Coulson, M. Brown, L. Wood, J. McDaniel, D. Amen, L. Streiff, sponsor. 24

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MEMBERS ARE, LEFT TO RIGHT. FRONT ROW: Connie Stanbrough, Fae Pruitt, Sherigay Trammell, Francis Towner. BACK ROW: Bob Gorrill, Patsy McCamp- bell, Margie Parrish, Patti Peterson, Linda Naylor. Future Teachers of Amer- ica is another new club at Southeast this year. It met on the first and third Thursday of every month after school. There were approximately twelve members in the club that took field trips to the various elementary, inter- mediate, and high schools in and around Wichita. The club is sponsored by Miss Dorothy Reynolds. F.T.A. S.E.B.E.C r M SHERIGAY TRAMMELL President SYLVIA STINLEY President Whether it will be in a fu- ture career or at school, the benefits to be received by thisclub will be of great help to its members. Through speakers and discussions they become acquainted with the duties expected of them in the business world. Mr. Gordon Prieb is the sponsor. Meetings were held during sixth hour on the second and fourth Tuesday of every month. MEMBERS ARE. LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT ROW: S. Pitts, W. Richards. B. Dearing, S. Stinley, N. Berry, J. Moore, M. Goss. SECOND ROW: C. Hart, K. Bergen, W. Mehl, O. Walters, O. Lamb, G. Foos, A. Clow, J. Chilcote. BACK ROW: M. Gilbertson, C. Richardson, J. Johns, A. Lessert, M. Crowder, M. Tole, P. Callaway, K. Nelson, K. Snyder, G. Prieb, sponsor. 23

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MEMBERS ARE. LEFT TO RIGHT. FIRST ROW: J. Huff. J. Tricker, G. Huddle, M. McDonald. J. Howard. L. Laird, F. Lampton, F. Mitchell, M. Cox. SECOND ROW: J. Almire, M. Fisher, A. Goenizel, L. Man- ess, J. Thiessen, S. Jantzen, M. Parrish, D. Hitz, J. Herrmann, P. Wilhelm. BACK ROW: L. Flanders, T. Strahm, V. McNelly, J. McWhorter, S. Russell, F. Marzolf, M. Lampton. Bible JUDY HOWARD President This club strives to build bet- ter Christians through fellowship, higher Christian living, and Bible study. This was a new club at Southeast this year, and its mem- bers were an enthusiastic group. The members sponsored inspira- tional and quiet devotional serv- ices. The meetings were held at the homes of the members. Debaters This was the first year for de- bate classes at Southeast and the first semester group, while novices at the practice, represented the school well. Two trophies, won at tournaments, were proudly dis- played by the debaters in a student assembly where members of the group demonstrated a debate on the question for the year, Resolved: That the U.S. should adopt essen- tial features of the British form of education. The sixteen class mem- bers had become a close knit group by the end of the semester. MEMBERS ARE, LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: V. Huston, D. Jeram, J. Wassweiler. S. Smith, J. Sheaks, Miss M. Richards, sponsor. SECOND ROW: F. Marrs, D. Hoak, W. Kourt, J. Montgomery. BACK ROW: M. Lampton, A. Shepoiser, S. Andeel, T. Stadler, G. Lee. 25