Southeast High School - Shield Yearbook (Lincoln, NE)

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Supplied Extra Money, Vital Training. Anything moving was subject to total blitz when Lincoln Southeast ' s boys ventured out in search of game. Realizing that our country would one day depend on us, we endeavored to become better-informed citizens. Through our sports and organiza¬ tional programs we were able to offer entertainment in various fields of in¬ terest. Even though we were unable to vote, we participated in many stages of the local, state and national elec¬ tions. To learn more about how local governments are run, several of us attended County Government Day.

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ir—- 1 M IMr ' immmm ft . . .. ( fe js ; i jjgf L OLITICALLY minded students kept astride of election viewpoints by watching the debates. W E were honored by the interest shown in us by such notable men as Governor Dwight Burney. Part-Time Jobs These are the Knights and we couldn ' t be prouder ... were stirring words to all us athletes during pep rallies.

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Home Gave Us a Sense of Security No matter what the problem nor the time involved, our parents were always willing to offer a helping hand. Although we rarely admitted it, we found that we enjoyed home life. Many of us sang in church choirs or participated in the service, and more attende d the church of our choice with our families or friends. After school or during the week end our homes served as a base camp from which we traveled throughout the community for our various activities. Crisp fall nights sig¬ nified football games and the beginning of school. brass '