Southeast High School - Hoofbeats Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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MEMBERS OF ORCHESTRA Left to Right: Marlene Lampion. Cheryl Hackley. Chns Williams. Tanya Bobo. Dennis Sommers. Gaye Hartman, Laurie Robert- son. Susan Steele. Janine Brooks. Sue Clark. Gretchen Lmdeblad. Sally Cocking. Connie Robinson. Carl Jones, Joanne Curtis. Debbie Dale. Darylen McQutrk. loreli Kuescr. Kathy Monts. Mark Anderson. Bob Prokes. Morns Huffman. Dev Hartman. Bruce Johnson, Susan Gcohnng. Phil Speary. Janet Fox. Susan Page. Tim Pankratz. D'Anne Gudeman. Karen Maltby. Dean Wright. Diane Salmans. Diana Pike. DeeAnn Dickey. E C Manny. Wells Hamilton. Chuck Nathan. Kent Garrett. Alan Kelbanoff. Shelley Holcomb. Dan Stuber. Nan Emmons. Paul McCausiand. Mark Bleck. Steve Herrcll. Joe Compton. Dick Monts. Mike Leo- TWIRLERS Janet Cushing. Nancy Cnss MEMBERS OF 8AND Loft to Right • Anna Schwartz. Vicki John- son. Carol Featherstorm. Susan Kenny. Bob Sillin. Kevin Shay. Roger Stevens. Brian Heath. Bob Bnedenthal. Ben Farmer. Jeff Me- Clanahan. 8ob Tildcn. Mary Terry. Debbie Ford. Kathy Almire. Bar- bara Harris. Nancy Butts. Linda Clark. Cindy Balzcr. Paula Bruss. Anthony Chipas. Kay Gibson. Richard Goeller. Don Stewart. Kent Smith. Sandy Lowenburg. Pat McCool. 8ecky Tice. Richard Najirn. Verna Theismg. Greg Crumly. Richard Fawcett. Steve Schmntcr. 28

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Class AA Debate champ ons arc Left To Right, John Bowman, senior. Grcichen Miller. Jan Hornbcrgcr. tumors, and Gordon Hodge, senior Shuffling through the multitude of reference cards which they have gathered for debates arc John Bowman, senior, and Grctchcn Miller, junior Win Class AA State Title ■Resolved: that the military assistance program of the United States should be limited to non-military assistance was this year's debate topic which took Southeast debators to 31 meets during the first semester debate season. At the 31 meets, debators won five first place; seven second place; one third place; and four fourth place trophies, which made a total of 17 trophies. This is more than any other school in the stale has received. Southeast was also the first school to w in the Elksclub's traveling first place trophy, which was won by junior Bob Lilon and senior John Bow- man. A school must win this tropin three times before they can keep it. Winning first place at the District meet at Southwestern College in Winfield. Kans. were Jan Hornberger, junior and Gordon Hodge, senior on the affirmative; and John Bow man, senior and Gretchen Miller, junior, on the negative. This team represented Southeast at the final Kansas State Debate Tournament at Wichita State University. Winning this meet enabled Southeast to finish the season in first place. Second semester was the forensic season which included five catagories. These were extemporanious speaking, whose topic was Foreign Affairs, oratorv. informative, prose read- ing. and poctrv reading. 27

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nard. Eileen Jones. Ken Bell. Richard Riccpe. Ernie Couch. Standing: Scott Sorenson. Alan Carver. John Moore. Rex Lewellen. Dick McGregor. Not Pic- turod: Kathy Prussencr. Al Page. Richard Tade. Armando Simon. Ann Rcigcr. Linda Krug. 8ob Breidenthal. Anthony Chipas. Julie Sanders. John Peterson. Mary Pierce Orchestra, Band Perform For Concerts And Games Southeast's marching band did exactly that-marched, at all the home football games during half-time and in the Wichita Christmas parade. It consists of 113 members who perform under the direction of .Mr. Thaync Tolle. From the marching band. 90 members were chosen to form the symphonic band, which presented three formal concerts, four junior high concerts, and performed in the State Music Festival. Another group of band students formed the 3rd hour band. Both were directed by Mr. Tolle. Participating in four concerts and accompanying the ma- jor stage productions were the main activities of the orches- tra. Outside Southeast the orchestra presented five concerts at junior highs, participated in the State Music Festival, and went to Colorado Springs. Colorado for the National Music Educators conference. Mr. Tolle directed the 70 piece or- chestra. Ten instrumental ensembles were formed this year to parti- cipate in the Slate Music Festival and the City Ensemble Fes- tival. Members were appointed by Mr. Tolle from the band and orchestra. Steve Kurtz. Lmda Rice. Don Cox. Christine Hansen. Randy Pruett. Steve Richards. 8eth Wherry. Daniel Rohrback, Jim Copley. Barbara Tice. Paul Kordas. Jansce Smith. Ronnie Pray. JcH Hurtt. Mary Corri- gan. Sandy Soderstrom, Alan Geisecke. Debbie 8arham. Don Jones. Lynn Kramer. Khris Hall. Steve 8ishop. Greg Lashley. Nita Johnson. Cindy Whitman. Phil Williams, Terry Lambert. Dean Wright. Janet Wchde. Gary Frazce. Kathy McElhmey. Larry Veatch. Jim Rodman. Sherry Newman. Linda Root. Bob Hurtt. Jim Salomon. Terry Snel- len. Carol Hewn. Rick Rodgers. Kent Cladwcll. Betty Goeller. Bill Staadt. Bill Thompson. Jack Irving. Brenda Harrison. Jim Noel. Greg Hissem. Dick Monts. Ken BeM, Ed Wood. Standing: Mr Tolle. Ben- ny Bray. Dave Ludwick. Allan Carver. Tom Thornton. Rick McClair. Tim Grove. Dave Andersen. Keith Albright. Rex Lewellen. Phil Cook. Alan Burch. Roger Meeker. Marc Pinkstaff. Steve Hcrrcll. Drum Major 29