Southeast High School - Shield Yearbook (Lincoln, NE)

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With the Twist on the way out, many new dances Hiking hit ‘Nebrasker’ with great ‘vigah’ too. such as the Bird and the Midnight Walk came in. We Had No Trouble Occupying Spare Time. More new and wilder dances, the “continental look,” wrap-around skirts and lots of parties were typical trends in THE SOUTHEAST STORY. Girls still suffered through cheer¬ leader tryouts or the Pep Club exam and boys had to make the team or get their letter. Later in the year, being accepted to a college became a con¬ cern to many who wished to go away. j

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I Acey, Deucey, One-eyed Jack! Senior girls found i pleasure in running home after school to engage in a few hands of Old Maid or a binge at Bridge. Dressed in hip waders, four pairs of jeans and a large portion of the nation’s sweatshirt supply, seniors prepared for the annual Snow Bowl Classic. Became a Favorite Pastime. Wherever there were kids, there was usually fun and plenty of it. Sledding, football in the mud, cards, or a big-game safari, we always worked hard at enjoying ourselves. Practices after school, games, a jaunt through Kings —all these added I more to our already busy schedules. 1 I

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Boys in search of game found that Nebraska fields offered a variety of targets ranging all the way from groundhogs to grizzly bears.