Southeast High School - Hoofbeats Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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Phys. Ed Departments Offer Exercise Classes Physical Education classes offered Southeast stu- dents a refreshing period of exercise during the school day. and the departments sponsored competitive in- tramural sports after school. More unusual activities included in the curriculum were modern dance, swimming, fencing, archery, golf, tennis, military drill, and bowling. Intramural sports were encouraged, and students formed basketball, tennis, volleyball and swimming intramural teams. Mr. P. Andrec. M S. Physical Education Caps and Gowns Mrs. K. Bcckerman. B.S, Physical Education American Education Week Sophomores undergo the rigors of military drill exercises in Miss Wilma Lee’s sixth hour Physical Education class. Mr. A. Edwards. M. Ed. Physical Education Caps and Gowns Mrs. B. Fugit. B.S. Physical Education Pep Club Miss f. Green. B.A. Phvsical Education Pep Club Mr I) Lamb. M.S. Physical Education Inter Dept. Committee Mr. D. Leach. B.A. Basketball Coach Caps and Gowns Miss W. Lee. M S Physical Education LcUerwomcns Club Mrs. R Schrader. B.S Physical Education Cheerleaders Mr M. andavecr. B.S Physical Education Head Football Coach 24

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Mr W. Drain. M A Industrial Arts Career Day Mr. J. Emmet. B.S. Industrial Arts (Taps and Gowns Mr. E. Houser. B.S. Industrial Arts Caps and Gowns Mr R. Kasper, M S. Industrial Arts All School Project Mechanical Drawing is studied by Mr Ralph Schaudc and one of his students. Mr. Schaudc is also department head. Manual Skills Taught By Ind. Arts Classes Auto mechanics, mechanical drawing, electricity, woodworking, plastics, and metals courses furthered the aptitude of Industrial Arts students. Driver Educa- tion and Auto Information were also offered by the department. Automotive equipment, including a Chevrolet V8. 283 cubic inch engine, an Oldsmobile transmission, a Delco-Remy generator, a regulator, a distributor, starting motor and ignition coil, as well as other spe- cial equipment and tools, were presented to Southeast by the General Motors Corporation in October. Mr. W I.antz. M S Industrial Arts Friendship Fund Mr R. Schaudc. M S Industrial Arts Department Head Mr. Tommy Cagle. M A Study Hall All-School Project Mr M Mint . M S. Industrial Arts All School Project Pep Club Mr. George Walstead. B.S. Driver Education Caps and Gowns Mr. II M Rathmel. A.B. Study Hall Caps and Gowns 23

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Custodians: LICIT TO RIGHT: Mr J (.' Blevins, Mrs. Wilma Cerman. Mrs. Everett German. Mr. (Charles Miller, Mr. Charles Knight. Mr. Sidney Bur- nett. Mr. Virgil Powell. Mr. Ernest Austin. Mr Woodrow Stevens. Mr. Hugh Robison. Patrolman and Matron Enforce Southeast Rules Mr. A. Calliher Patrolman Mrs F. Bates Security Matron New to Southeast this year. Mr. A. C. Arnie Gallih- er. patrolman, and Mrs. Faye Bates, security matron, enforced parking lot. restroom, and dance regula- tions. Keeping food prices at a minimum and supervising the preparation of meals. Mrs. Frances Wagner head- ed a staff of twelve cooks. They prepared lunch for the population of Southeast, and hired students to aid in the many necessary operations of the cafeteria. In addition to a free lunch, the students received pay- ment. Speeding the work of keeping Southeast spotless, a bright orange Minute Misers delivery cart was uti- lized by Mr. Charles Knight, who directed eight custo- dians and a matron. Cafeteria workers: FRONT ROW: Mrs. Wcria Richards. Mrs. Nellie Ferguson. Mrs. Norma Avery. Mrs. Nellie Smith. Mrs. Frances Wagner. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Floy Couerdak, Mrs. Ellen Palmer. Mrs. Ruth McFcctcrs. Mrs. Neva Holcomb. Mrs. Mary Clark. Mrs. Kvalyn Hill, Mrs Myrtle Sullivan. Mrs. Fannie Lawson. Mrs. Nell Grilling. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Neva Newman. Mrs. Mars Damcron. Mrs Helen Haines. Mrs. Irene Dorsey, Mrs Opal Range. Mrs. Jessie Moynihan. Mrs. Signe Lovcndahl.