Southeast High School - Shield Yearbook (Lincoln, NE)

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Page 6 Representative of community progress is the new Capitol Parkway diagonal. this year being extended from 27th, at D Street through Antelope Park to A at Normal Blvd. We were Youth Council Jim and Bruce agree-a malt is tops for evening snacks.

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Anxious Southeast supporters await the call. Did he make that touchdown? school plays . . . pep rallies . . . club meetings. Homecoming, school plays, pep rallies . . . there were many occasions throughout the year when Southeast displayed its peak of tradition. Needless to say, these events have meant a lot of enjoyment to us-but they represent only a small fraction of the time spent at school. The real tradition at South- east takes its form in everyday happenings. Club meetings, football practice, even class- room discussions and assignments reveal the more subtle, yet more meaningful true school tradition. When we look back on our high school days 10 or 15 years from now, the first things that might come to our minds will be the riotous parties We had, the successes and failures of our athletic teams, and per- haps the all-school play of which We were a part. Ofttimes We will overlook the import- ance of our classroom activities and the fund of' knowledge We gained from them. Perhaps we lose perspective on these learn- ing experiences because We shall never have ceased to enjoy them. Dances and parties are more restricted to youth, learning is only restricted to a lifetime. Indeed, there's no substitute for the tradi- tional school activities and just plain fun- but We must all take time to evaluate our own perennial tradition-education. Her American friends gaze in delight while Yuki enacts a Japanese dance. Page 5

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Typical of any school, Lincoln Southeast reflects greatly the quality of the community from which it comes. Therefore, one of the most important phases of our three-year building program is the effort Southeast students have made to take their part in the activity about Lincoln. Each Knight has had to dedicate himself to this difficult program of building local confidence. Whether it be joining a city-Wide council or taking a job after school or even succeeding in athletics- Lincoln has taken an interest in our accom- plishments. And thus We have indeed proved ourselves in making a place for Southeast in our community. High school consultants Kit and 1-lnne display the latest sweater fashions. members . . . part-time workers . . . consultants Those interschool relations-Youth Project plans worthy teen activities. We'll bet that Tim has pleased many Mmm-m good! Judy serves up another people by carrying their groceries! stupendous sundae for Bill and T l 1