Southeast High School - Shield Yearbook (Lincoln, NE)

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KEEPING A STEADY RELATIONSHIP with his car is important to Weston Quick. Here he cleans a bird off of his bumper. 'I .irqipqjvf f 'I' i Changing relation hip Student affection needs changing When spending time together, couples enjoy taking walks, going out for dinner, and to the movies. When asked for a memorable moment with johnson, Hesse replied ...every minute l'm alone with her is memorable to me. Seniors Bob Holbert and Nina Neubert have found that their long-term relationship thrived upon honesty and open-mindedness with each other, along with having good times. Meeting a member of the opposite sex can prove to be both a rewarding yet difficult experience. A coincidental meeting took place for Hesse and johnson. One day I was downtown and I got a flat tire, Hesse said. I was going to call for a ride and I ran into Kim and a friend. They gave me a ride home and from that moment on I knew she was the girl of my dreams. She's absolutely incredible. Inarelationshipinvolvingamember ofthe opposite sex, not only personality but looks are considered important. Holbert feels that what is important in a relationship is to be able to talk about anything or everything else will go 16lReIationships .al STUDYING TOGETHERisagood wayforfriends to get together. junior Tonya Leonhardt helps senior Scott Nickell with his homework during a study hall. SOMETIMES MEMBERS of one's family can be a person's closest friend. Senior Robin Neal shares a very special relationship with her mother. Kaput. She's a godess. Her eyes, her hair, her cute knees, her long slender feet, I wouldn't change anything about her. If she was perfect, she wouIdn't want anything to do with me. Most people admire enough qualities in the other person that they choose not to change anything about them. Some people still found that one of their parents can be their closest friend and also a frequent companion. Such is the case for senior Robin Neal and her mother Marsha Smith. We've always been really close because we mutually respect and understand each other, Smith said concerning her relationship with Neal. Neal thinks that their relationship is strong because ...my mom thinks on my level, and she makes me feel like an equal. She doesn't overpower me. Many students were envious of either their friends relationships with their parents,or oftheir boylgirlfriends. No matter how they felt about their friends, relationships were necessary in everyone's life, though the emphasis placed on them varied from person to person. As stated by Holbert, Everyone needs a relationship, be it animal, mineral, or vegetable. -Michelle Dyer and Perky Perry

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7 I' n -1. 'N.- ' '- . iz.. 1, sw., X -- X 1, J Y V wg M' ,M l. THE STATE FAIR is a popular place to meet people. EVEN THE SEEMINGLY MENIAL TASK of purchasing Senior Pat Hansen makes a new friend at the fair. fruit can be livened in the company of a friend. Seniors Pat McGinn and Kevin Rokke choose the Hinky Dinky produce section for their lunch. J PLAYING BOARD GAMES gives families a chance to be together and relax. Sophomore Grant Weland and his family play a friendly game of Trivial Pursuit. Relationships!15 if .. 5 q in W' if

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FOREIGN EXCHANGE STUDENTS create new friendships overseas. Senior Kris Petsch says goodbye to Christine Davidson who stayed with a Southeast student's family over the summer. McDONALD'S IS a popular hangout to meet with friends. A group of juniors gather to make their plans for the evening. if U . . W .5 CLOSE FRIENDS can often be found around town doing things together. Seniors Kathy Dewey and llse Wendorff eat dinner at Valentinos. IT'S ALWAYS FUN to get a big group of friends together. Senior' Laurie Remmers's backyard was the scene of many summer volleyball games with her friends. Relationships!17