Southeast High School - Hoofbeats Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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Administrators handle chores This year, Mr. Keith Graham and Mr. Robert Lane combined their duties and were both assistants to Dr. Addis. This provided more time and detail to be given to various tasks. This was Mr. Graham's third year as Dr. Addis' as- sistant. He felt that his duties were those which were assigned by the principal. He also handled discipline and was in charge of the office staff. Mr. Graham earned his B.S. from Kansas State Col- lege at Pittsburgh and his masters from Colorado State University. Mr. Lane began his first year at Southeast this year. Mr. Lane was assistant principal at Curtis last year. Mr. Lane felt that this year's student body was one of the finest and most cooperative he has seen. He felt that the student council was very active and hoped that students would be themselves after graduation. Mr. Lane received his bachelor's from Friends University and his masters from Wichita State University. Mr. Keith Graham Mr. Robert Lane 12

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Or. Addis assists students with enrolling. Dr. Addis poses with one of his Yorkshire Terriers. Dr. Addis directs School's activities To be a good citizen is the hope of Dr. Fred C. Addis, Southeast principal, for a Southeast student af- ter graduation. Dr. Addis feels that the Southeast grad- uate should be able to provide for himself and his fami- ly in the future. This year, as in other years. Dr. Addis was the coor- dinator of the Citizens' Advisory Board. He planned the activities of the board, which he started for the purpose of improving relations between the students and their parents. Raising Yorkshire Terriers to participate in dog shows is a hobby of Dr. Addis. The pride and joy of my life are my two child- ren , said Dr. Addis. David, his son, teaches 6th grade at Sunnyside Elementary and his daughter Jodi, now Mrs. Richard Long, is an X-ray technician at Wesley Hospital. Mrs. Addis is a secretary at Price Elementary School. Dr. Addis received his B.A. and M.A. degrees from Wichita State University and received his doctorate from the University of Colorado. li

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School keeps office staff busy m Responsible for all health conditions is Mrs. Margaret Walters, Regis- tered Nurse. She is available at all times to assist students who are ill. The eight office staff members were kept busy throughout the '69-70 school year with 2600 students. Miss Helen Johnson assisted in the attendance of- fice and helped in the operation of the switchboard. Handling student withdrawals and transfers was the responsibility of Mrs. Jean Herd. She was in charge of Southeast's enrollment. Mrs. Mary Patton headed the Attendance Office staff. Keeping attendance records and handling late arrivals were her responsibilities. Making all permanent records was the job of the registrar, Mrs. Vera Ridgeway. She kept the academic records of all students and prepared a list of seniors eligible for graduation. Secretary to Dr. Fred Addis this year was Mrs. Na- dine Rogers. She was in charge of handling Dr. Addis' correspondences and handling the school's budget. Mrs. Rosalie Shreffler operated the switchboard and handled school correspondence. Mrs. Jean Wilke, treasurer, wrote checks for class and book rental fees and sent them to the Board of Education. She was also in charge of all bookkeeping. Mrs. Jean Herd Mrs. Nadine Rogers Miss Helen Johnson Mrs. Mary Patton Mrs. Vera Ridgeway Mrs. Rosalie Shreffler Mrs. Margaret Walters Mrs. Jean Wilke 13