Southeast High School - Shield Yearbook (Lincoln, NE)

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Constructive, Sincere School Leadership . . . Dr. A. L. McPherran, Principal R. Park, R. Fredsirom, D. Sell. Assistant Superintendents Under the direction of Dr. Archie L. Mc- Pherran and Miss Hazel Scott, the internal organization and management of Southeast ran smoothly during the past year. At the change of semesters both Miss Scott and Dr. McPherran were busy register- ing students for their required courses. By their true interest in the students, they have gained the confidence of all those associated with Southeast. Working with the various faculties from all the Lincoln Public Schools keeps the three Assistant Superintendents of Schools, R. H. Park, Dr. R. L. Fredstrom and David Sell, busy throughout the entire school year. Miss Hazel Scott, Assistant Principal Page

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.,.. ' ,z I V I 5543-,M t e 3, ,xy ' V A R. Churchill TIME IS HIS BIBLE-William Gillies, Linda Bastian, Dick Harr, Paul Maxwell 'che Value of Teachers Must Be Emphasized, American and World history are the studies of the people and the land structure of America and the world. Southeast stu- dents are fortunate in having a social studies staff that has been to many of the places about which they teach. Donald Wilcox CWorld Historyj and Roy Churchill fAmerican Historyj were in the Navy during World War II and spent a good deal of time in the Pacific. Mr. Wilcox was stationed on the battleship USS Salt Lake City and Mr. Churchill, also in the Navy, served two years aboard the USS Metcalf. Following World War II, Thomas Douglas CSocial Studies, Camera Club, Englishj held the rank of Corporal in the Army. He was stationed in Alaska and later in the south- east Pacific. Reading and travel are the hobbies of Miss Grace Reiff fWorld Historyj. Miss Reiff has traveled extensively throughout the United States, Canada, and Mexico. She has been in all but two of the forty-eight states. Mrs. Georgianna Compton fSocial Studies, Englishj enjoys reading about the far-away places she has not visited. She hopes some day to travel to Germany, not because she likes it better than the other countries, but because it is the central point of Europe. Although his home town is only four hundred miles from Boston, Massachusetts, William Gillies CWorld History, Key Clubj has visited all the states except those in New England. When she is not taking care of her pet Siamese kitten, Mrs. Twila Meeks CSocial Studiesj rambles through her scrap- book and souvenirs from her recent trip to Portugal. G. Compton W. Gillies G. Reiff T. Douglas T. Meeks D. Wilcox Page 1 9