Southeast High School - Shield Yearbook (Lincoln, NE)

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YOUNG LIFE CAMPERS fly through the air with ease when parasailing over a Minnesota lake during the weeklong camp. SOPHOMQRE MICHIELLE HANSON tests out her new lock in preparation tor the beginning ot school t 1 t X WINDSURFERS FILLED lakes during the sum- mer, and gave people a new twist to sailing. Senior Jim Burton finds a sunny day, a slight breeze and a blue lake the perfect atmosphere for using this sailboard WHILE LEVITATING over the swimming pool at the Lincoln Country Club, senior Ed Martin practices his diving sl-dll. 8 Summer

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ADDING THEIR OWN touch to a Choor. juniors Christy Wherrit and Ann Lawlor enthusiastically stand behind the sopho- more football team. Student Life 7

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Summer activities varied Students started school activities before summer's end urnmer. A time when one could kick back and relax. No more homework you didn't have to get up early for school, and it didn't matter what you wore. For some it was off to the pool for a day of sunning and swimming in the never-ending quest for the perfect tan. 'tlt's important to have a good tan to attract guys, junior Lisa Patterson said For others it was up early to condition for their favorite school sport so they' d be ready when school came. Those who were lucky got jobs dur- ing the summer. Some worked full days while others worked according to an ever changing schedule. Junior Jeff Campbell mowed lawns in order to get some extra money though nmowing lawns can take too much time and the money is not very good. he said Some people, however, were not satisfied with the average summer. Senior Bryan Dorsey spent one month in France and Belgium seeing the sights. August 30 brought summer to an end and started off the 1983 school year. nOne thing I found that makes the first week of school a little more bearable is seeing the sophomores stumbling about the hall trying to find their classes, said senior Tim Slagle. The fourth annual Shirette Hawaiian dance started off the year in a tropical way. Before school even started ath- letes began their pre-season training. Sophomore orientation acquainted tenth graders with the high school life they were about to become part of. But soon the first day jitters were over and everyone began to buckle down to their studies. 4 . Q fir . K V, . . . Q. . if INTENT ON FOLLOWING through his cut, junior Phil Glynn displays his waterskiing expertise on Woodcliff Lake near Fremont, Nebraska. SOPHOMORES LISTEN attentively as senior Deb Kuhn shows them around school at orientation. MUSCLE BOUND ATHLETES find the Weight room the ideal spot for pre-season training. Senior Cathy Young works on strengthening her legs for the upcoming cross-country meets. Summer 9 - ' 7?