Southeast High School - Shield Yearbook (Lincoln, NE)

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J. Adams S. Aldridge B. Anderson K. Anker E. Banning As Leaders of the School, the Class of I958 Seniors! That ever-glorious group of teenagers have much to look back on during their three years at Southeast. Although most of the '58 graduating class began their high school career as sophomores at Southeast, many were new this year. Among them Were Yukiko Masuda of Japan and John Dobson of Argentina. Government of the people, by the people, and for the people was practiced by the Student Council. Headed by seniors Richard Garlinghouse, president, Tom Davies, secret- ary, and Gary Gibson, treasurer, the Council decided upon and carried out plans for a new student lounge. Almost all the club constitutions state that the president must be in the senior class. Those holding that office were Dave Myers, S Club, Mary Lou Finnigsmier, Knightettes, Neal Higgins, Key Club. Other senior leaders included Sharon Rogers, Y-Teens, Bruce Anderson, National Honor Society, Barbara Ketelsen, Synkra-Knightsg Virginia Schilling, International Club, Dick Nelson, NFL, Karen Belsheim, Junior Red Cross, Charles Tisdale, Hi-Y, and Chuck Wahl, Science Club. J. Barrett T. Becker D. Benson J. Bentley TAKING A FINAL INVENTORY- Glenda Luff and Bruce Anderson E. Beeman J. Belden B. Bickle V. Bitterman K. Belsheim J. Borgman

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Representing and directing the senior class in all school and community activities were the senior class officers. Since the 1958 graduating class was the first to go completely through the senior high school, this meant special commencement exercises Which took additional planning. Discussing further graduation plans are Dick Schmoker, presidentg Paulette Suder, treasurerg Bill Van Cleave, vice-presidentg and Carol Car- ney, secretary.

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WITH ELBOW GREASE THE REWARD IS GREAT SATISFACTION AND PRIDE- Jon Van Bloom 2 -af xx P-vw P Bourne J Brownell Brungardi R. Butler R. Byers C. Carney N Carroll J Caughran L Cheuvront J. Clema S. Coatney S. Cohen Has Tirelessly Piloted Southeast 'co Fame ' Late in November the first snow of the year covered the ground with over nine inches of the White stuff. While many couldn't make it to school because of the severe storm, those that did come spent the after-school hours pushing their cars out of the drifts. Among the many parties given during the school year was the Swamp Stomp. The Key Club, as host, decorated the school cafeteria like a swamp land. One of the highlights of the party was that the music was provided by one of Southeast's custo- dians, Roscoe Ambers and his combo. Before school had been underway more than a few weeks there were many plans for graduation and the fun that always accompanies it. One of the parties that was planned was an Anniversary Dance for all seniors. The dance was to celebrate the third anniversary of Southeast.