Southeast High School - Spartan Yearbook (Oklahoma City, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1954 volume:

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'Aff ', - dl dfzdipate y?3u,R1W3cT?1 and Dad, the .. 5, ,N fini!! Y Kfft X wx ,. QL! fx-hkqlqvv K x jv' A 'hx 7 K. 5: ' H I J' 'gpggarn 3fi.z1954. 5 f Y ,f- JY ,X -. 4, eccucae Zan ,4fze Keg eafafe 7a Um laced 14 WJMZFPW: 050414 S wg g ' 1 ' , V- 1 A part of our hearts goes out to our PTA, recognized throughout the City as an outstanding unit because of its notable achievements and active membership. In order to finance the year's program, a car- nival was given October 20, proceeds of which were spent on student aid, a set of Encylopedia Britannicas for the library and manv other things that were needed to help the school. f: .4 ,,'nX'fv 'g Mrs. Perry presides at the Founders Day tea A ' 0 1 I OFFICERS - Their sincere interest in the school has meant progress and recognition for Southeast. Mrs. Darrel Hours, treasurer, Mrs. Clifton Smal- ley, secretaryg Mrs. Don Booth, historiang Mrs. J. W. Perry, presidentg Mrs. W. P. Lane, vice president, Mrs. Sam Bowman, vice president. Not pictured are Mrs. Allen Ward, vice presidentg Mrs. I.. C. Collard, delegate, Mrs. Ida Norwood, parliamentarian. February 12 . Mrs. O. L. Mcllvoy, carnival chairman, encourages Bill Wilson to try his luck with the fish in the fishing booth at the carnival. The Quarternote club, music parents organization, operated concessions at football and basketball games to raise money for band uniforms. The Melody O club sponsored candy sales after school twice a month to finance music contest trips. COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN-Devoting endless time and effort for the benefit of the school are fseatedl Mrs. M. Day, Mrs. I.. W. Millican, Mrs. J. B. Taylor, Mrs. Orvin DeLisle and Mrs. John Prichard. Standing: Mrs. Bill Stallard, Mrs, S, D, Cantrell, Mrs. Jim Bates and Mrs. M. E. Perry. Mrs. jim B a t e s, Qu member, sells popcorn halves at a game. arternote between Widwmetiedoma i 5066460414 the Key of Service Rend d I 5 XL., Our Administrati C K if D V X the Key of Social G tb y Our Clubs d A t t s f X K ir L W q the Key of Favorites F d Our the Key of F f Af Wy ,, d 1 MJ Roy lty air Play N the Key of Friendship F .- ,m7 P?f'P 2lUi!vmqf1-41. 74wagg4'z!4e eqee aa! cz cczmem we, S ,tfzecewzf to you tie zeaafwl gem fo! M v ?'A -I 'ff '1- 'lusg ' 's 8' byxs-A ofawoadmfuf 155.29 if 9 !f':ss 9 .J g,Nz's L MMI ,.. .A W.-' 'J . K I -1 21057-PY- A ' -' - . ,--.10 . U: ,-. 7' ,alia 4..7f'.13, Q 15 X '., X ---'41-2 ' 'X' -' ew:-1 - ' - - qv 1. S . Z ', fl.f1'f, '!1:. 'A 4 f . w N. , -,.. 4.. Q.. GAM1-ix s -I,i.i!, x.,., - 4 K V ,V ' 'f , '15 M A :-, wllg' 'I f ' ' ip-.11-, L 'ffx f S 1 T ' K -vi. TTI-15 '41 1., '. I .I 'f v u '71 . -.g., l, E. if: , K- - I ,, Q . , '..r. .91-:lf X - , '1 4 ,,- . 1 ,Air . , ' J, 1 .l'Qv ,, st the Key Servicellendered few as 11 3 DR. J. CHESTER SWANSON, Superintendent of Schools Dr. Swanson works tirelessly and enthusiastically for Oklahoma City's school system. He is interested in what will be best for all of us. We are grateful for his efforts and for his friendly attitude. To Dr. Swanson and to the hard- working members of his staff and the Board of Education, we say, Thank you! Moving forward to better the Oklahoma City Schools and to give youth 1ll cduc1tional opportunities and advantages are these prominent business men and women who comprise the Board ofEducation Seated Mr Otto Thompson Mr im Lookabaugh presidentg Mrs. L. D. Melton, vice president. Standing: Mr. C B McCray Mr jim Wright 1 1 . ,Vw- 'Meg ' Om .ldaec Mr. Crews serves our school in many ways. His fairness in handling our problems, the friendly twinkle in his eye and his personal interest in each student has made him an important part of our school life. Our counselors act as our parents-away-from-home, pro- viding understanding and guidance. They also supervise enrollment and testing. This trio is always on the alert, ready to help Southeast students adjust their personal and school problems. Instru- mental in unlocking doors to a happy and well rounded school life are our beloved counselors. ' L MR R C CREWS, vice principal Assisting students with their problems 1nd supervising teachers records and re ports keeps Mr. Crews busy R MRS. IDA NORWOOD, coifnselor Mrs. Norwood and Mrs. Henry divide their time between counseling and classroom teach- ing. Mrs. Norwood teaches English part time, while Mrs. Henry has two Spanish classes, an English class and sponsors the Student Council. imi- ' 'ng Q K MR. DEE KING, counselor, enrolls Jimmy Depel Besides full time active in the extra-curricular life at South- of the Student Council, counseling, Mr. King is east. He is sponsor Hi-Y and supervises the projector operators. MRS, BESSIE HENRY, counselor, advises Reba Sanford fi. 'T Qbened Doane 74 MISS CHARLOTTE GRAHAM English Nc MR. BOB CONDREN English, Football Coach MISS ELIZABETH STALEY ' Q-lah. we 'inns gQm', MIA 1 Wig - C 7 N5 ANU wmuoww MRS. RICKI HANDY MRS MARY E BURDETTE English English gave us a foundation for correct oral and written expression and an apprecia- tion for literature. It was required through- out our six years at Southeast. Successful mastery of these English courses would in- deed provide us with the key to success in any field we could choose. We were able to choose Spanish for the first time this year. Not only did we learn to write and speak Spanish, but we gained a better understanding of our Spanish speak- ing neighbors to the South. The Spartan Shout, a bi-monthly publica- tion, was produced by the journalism class. This elective afforded valuable experience to students interested in newspaper work. Closely connected with this group was the annual class, the members of which had great fun producing this book. MRS. HAZEL CARSON English, Home Economics Wi Zezm MR- STEVE HOLLAND MR. EVERETT SEMRAD Debate and Social S ' ' ' MRS. MARY MCCA Social Studies tudxes Agriculture and Social Studies Lessons in Social Studies gave us not only a knowledge of historical events, but an un- derstanding of the peoples of the world, of their problems and their environment. In addi- tion to social studies, geography and Oklahoma history for junior high, there was American history for all juniors, and a world problems class was available for seniors only. One pro- ject of this class was a radio forum discussion of our American heritage. An agriculture class was taught for the first time this year. Students enrolled in general science, biol- ogy and chemistry had occasion for practical application when they participated in the school and City science fairs. In the spring a group of young scientists enjoyed a two-day trek through the Wichita Mountains. MR. EDGAR PETTY MRS. MARY E. BROCK and Special Reading YV ELAN- +Ma- A Q8 CQ I CHAMMON H5150 Vdc hfne of Champigns oooooo o ooooo,o ! oo ooo QQY Q00 Deuefapecl Oat 566664 MR. MARVIN SHIELDS Mechanical Drawing, Photography and Printing i Metal Work ' Wood Work I-fr 1 Q V Industrial arts classes are open only to boys except for photography, opened this year to girls. Other courses in this department are metal and wood work, mechanical drawing and printing. Excellent craftsmanship is de- veloped in these well equipped shops. MR FRANK SNYDER MR FRED HOLLOWAY New art classes introduced this year were commercial art, leather and ceramics. Draw- ing, painting and crafts were continued. Stu- dents entered projects in the National Scholas- tic art contest and the Central State Art Festival. In physical education courses we had fun in team and individual sports. At least one year is required. Fair play and good sports- manship were stressed. MR. BILL FARMER MR. JAMES POWELL Ar' Head of Art Department MRS. EARLENE SIMON MR. EUGENE DIPBOYE MRS, BERTIE HAWTHORN Physical Education, English Physical Education Physical Education .4---P zoadcieal Wafaalle mining Convinced that future home makers should know how to cook, sew and balance the budget, we enrolled in home economics. Especially popular was the Griddle Club, a boys, food class. A father was overheard complaining that his boy should not be wasting time in drivers training classg that he could teach him to drive as well. Then, a few months later he changed his mind when he discovered that his son had learned a great deal about the me- chanism of a car and had been convinced that any breach of driving rules was a serious, fool- ish mistake. He also passed tests for his drivers' license. Mrs. Pat Dickinson is the friend of all Southeast students. As head of the school library, she is always ready to help a worried student find a last minute book report, a biography of Lincoln, or a treatise on the housing conditions in Timbuctoo. Clothing F d d f MR ROSS NICHOLS MRS- PAT DQCKINSON Miss KATHLEEN RILEY Drivers Training Librarian Spggch Participating in school plays and assemblies afforded practical application of speech courses in diction, public speaking and inter- pretation. A major production was the Christ- mas pageant, in which the speech de collaborated with the music department Comprising the instrumental music activi ties are the orchestra, marching band and concert band. Band members have enter- tained us at assemblies and games and also. taken honors at contests. The vocal music department's crowded calendar featured three main musical groups: I Harmonettes, Melody Masters and Melody, Misses. Recognized as one of the outstanding choral groups in the City, our choir has per- formed at civic and school functions. I ,-4nd gfelped afue 0602 p MRS. HELEN ARMSTRONG, Secretary to Principal Mrs. Armstrong has been Mr. Grady's right hand man for four years now. In addition to serving as his secretary, she keeps all school , , , . financial records, writes checks for payment of bills and assists in all matters of school routine. 70e?aandt44Z7 ww? MRS. BONNIE DRYDEN, office Although this was Mrs. Dryden's first year at Southeast, she has al- ready made a place for herself as a pleasant, helpful office worker. She assists in the details of school rou- tine, prepares bulletins and keeps records. We soon learned that alibis of dental appointments on Friday aft- ernoon didn't always excuse ab- sences and stories about car trouble didn't clear tardies. ,7w At times we have visualized our teachers outside of school furiously making out tests, grading papers and practicing writing F's with an extra flourish. But the pictures below belie our childish sup- positions. Seriously, our teachers were not only our instructors, but were also our advisers, friends and con- fidants. We are privileged to have been members of their classes. Donning Santa Claus hats, the faculty took on a festive air at the annual Christmas party in the YWCA's Venetian room. Here, Mrs. Simon and Miss Staley act polite while Mr. Condren makes a point to the notables at the head table. Mr. J. Shaw, what's the formula for making your hat stand up like that? C'mon, gang, itls coffee time! S0 went the early morning chorus as some of the faculty members headed for the cafeteria and an eye opener. Spotted here at the table are fleft to rightl Simon, Douglas, Baker, Dipboye, Eckstein, Win- des, J. Shaw, Hicks, Riley, Holland, C. Shaw, Condren, Mitchell, Staley. r gi.. ff' , 1 X 'E wa Q Lustodinns were Howard Jones Ivan Beeson H Richard Baker. Vw g Y-M .V-waW...1 A . Q? W atqjw- xl . 2 5 W t.5,yj ju 5,33 '13 , K y?fv'1if'j 'vp , ,e-vu ' ' -'hr :A ., ,. aw Q' the Key of Social Growth We Jawa ei' . of gc , qt 11635 A: 1 1 ww 'V fscnlc cfeuxrvarnnl sentauxc 059.5 e, se' mens- wee EK OYYX . Yuomm vaghi tengo- ' kcxeglv Laqea . Swgl SEN 125 -vek eta X551 vnxggaftlbfegentga ,eport Y' K5 fziizw Gs e M2916 'K Neal Lane practices with the Student Council's top l , '54 project, a new speed-o- , graphic camera. Maadkngnver . fkyg , fzz.,,e,1f H we6fil ,' , 'i .N w-. 'Wiz' uf ,,g,y,..E X im3E1wm1g'1e ,I T391 Lift 'i SEC sen ,OND SEM c. , ES SJ. MlgrrhfartlettiriiiOFFICERS M n 1 'fy - ' Sur . X , sent: sy-rePresenfref'df'nt: B er' MCCO1-1,1 ufhesen flflver ahve-5. N aff0n, se ev Vice y repfe- Right: Mrs. Henry chats with Mr. Berry, who re- placed Mr. King as second semester sponsor. ,sf SENIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL--This student governing body was organized to promote good citizenship, to establish a mutual understanding between students and faculty and to build school spirit. Seated: Belford, Arm- strong, Lord, Tate, Harben, Fish, Ransom, Allen, Becker, Rhea, Husted, Harper, Krumme, Madding, Gurskey, Mc- Corkle, Lane, james, jobe, McLaughlin, Hedrick, Ramsey, Wilson, Swearengin, Clarkston, Swearengin. Slandingr Powell, McCorkle, Taylor, Spence, Morris, Williams, Mr. King, Gaylor, Kelly. r otplcgur fr'-Tnry. pefldentg Ed is Ale P Curtis a xander, r nd eP1'e- - ,.-.., w gf! I f-rf., Demacxmcq in f4az'doa ' 7ZemmedW6em4 T l v C ,v an - W,.,..,,-,.s MN,, ,.,...,......... H 'C 1? Scribes shown working on their publication are Seated: Joyce Ransom, exchange editor: Darlene Gurskyg W. H. Tate, advertising managerg Zee Swearcngin, editor: Norma Abrams, managing editorg Gloria Isom, Katherine Atkins. Standing: Carolyn Allen, Jack Birge, Kaye Harris, Ann Cantrell, Carole Becker, business managerg Carolyn Wilson, Jan Dillard, Jeri Kisselburg, Mary Elizabeth Burdette, sponsorg Bobby Branom, Jerry Alexander, business managerg Barbara Clifton, Don Burton, sports editorg Charles Lamb. Reporting all school news is the job of the Spartan Shout staff. The school paper comes out bi-monthly, filled with news, humor and club happenings. Off to sell papers are Joyce, jan and Carole, as circulation man- ager Charles Lamb checks them out. Zee Swearengin and W. H. Tate dig in for coney refills on the staff hayrack ride. Vann Morrison registers tops in Most Cooperative with the Press Contest as he is interviewed by reporter Ann Cantrell about his trip to Venezuela. We 5 149460145 D ' Nine months of scheduling and taking pictures, of arranging those pictures in some semblance of order, writing and reading copy, keeping financial records and of having a good time-that is what made up this yearbook. March 15 was a red letter day for these staff members who worked overtime to meet this final deadline. Sealed are editors Zee Swearengin, Norma Abrams, Shirley Ramsey and Melba Ennis. Standing are jan Dillard, Kaye Harris, Kenneth Williams, sports editorg Paula Hedrick, Carole Becker and Carolyn Bowman. Clark McConaghie, artist, and Kaye Jobe, business manager, worked closely in recording names from day to day of yearbook subscribers on the thermometer. We all eagerly watched the mercury rise. The first Christmas tree in the building sprouted in the journal ism office. Attaching baubles to it are journalists Joyce Ransom Carolyn Wilson, Ann Cantrell, Charles Lamb and Bobby Branom Kicking off the yearbook s a les cam- paign November 4, we presented a class reunion scene of '74. Attending the event with their ticket, a '54 annual, was movie queen Maxine Pack, with her co-star jack Birge. Jimmy Pritchett emceed the show. dal- 01.1- ,In s in 'X HI-Y-sponsored by the YMCA, Hi-Y was formed to create and encourage high standards of Chris- tian living. The boys joined the basketball and bowling league of the Capitol Hill Y. Row I: Craig, vice president, Cobb, chaplain, Prichard, president, Murdock, Harwell, secretary. Row 2: Lowell, Spen- cer, Khoury, Shaeffer. Row 3: Seig, Pratt, White, Peacino. Row 4: Smith, Fikes, Link. Row 5: Box, Alexander, Davis, Hollis. 4-H-Training for better citizenship with home improvement and farm projects was the princi- pal objective of the 4-H Club, formed this year by Mr. Semrad, Club activities included field trips and meetings with other 4-H club units. Row It Zellner, Webb, Winstead, McCall. Row 2: Clarkston, president, Bverlv. Ramsev. represen- tative, Cantrell, secretary, Beck, Bentley, game leader, Abrams, vice president. Row 3: Mr Semrad, McDaniel, Story, Barber, song leader: Baker. UNESCO-United Nations Education, Science and Culture Organization seeks to bring about bet- ter understanding of world problems. Row I: Mr. Semrad, sponsor, Abrams, president, Schultz, rep- resentative, Byerly. Ron' 2: Tinsley, viCe presidentg Harris, parliamentariang Isom, Sapp, Brown. Row 3: Daley, Hale, Long, Muse. Rau' 4: Newman, Mc- Lain, Wallace, Rushing. ... . , sg Q air Q 1 . CAMERA CLUB-Organized this year bv Mr. Shields, the Shutterbug club consists of flash- bulb fiends who want to learn more about 4-,Q photographv. Focusing on Ellen Cotton, presi- dent, are Gary Martin, secretarvg Hart, treas- i urerg Hoskins, Kelley, vice president. I I dz . 3 ,Y SCIEN , . .na spew-wf c - CE CLUB-Th Adm!! team , 'Ulf mer 0 me Y0ung E- . ue, M3 - debafe , fe 2 week 'nsrems TE Manhesen, MfE3'Soud,e,5t's hiss state ,olh-SC :LYS-Esrs. Highlight of ,p,Zoyje f'l0P further sling. Madame DLBA ' 1 d 0fW ' . nferenfe 3. and Ru' R 'f 'v club 3' WQHMA '1 - common Hd M' ' . . ,ed in C0 . pomter ou' 1, p members . , PFI science f - Mnsteve aruupa Emdy -anqburn Bl exhibned h , air, , 'Thev 9 . red M9 Urer- Bent' ,' nflCl1ard K T err Prn- thts veaxents. No! VNU' Skaggs, Kell ey Mme Pfesidentyg Lane, seCret3 Y-tiiizsl tourxq dent. Y, r. Charles Doug' ambo. Row 2. Sa I- BYU' Y' GS, Sponsor, Moo I u S' ff, Presi- JUNIOR RED CROSS - Composed of two representatives from each home room, the JRC's sent Christmas boxes to needy children in foreign lands, went to the Crippled Children's Hospital during the Christmas holidays to help deco- rate wards and wrapped packages for the children. They returned in March for a talent show. ,IUNIOR HIGH-Rau' I: Weaw'er, jefferson, Cole, Connelly, Fitzpatrick, Krausb Steele, Bartlett. Row 2: Pate, Brumley, vice president, Vaut, secretary, Motsenbocker, Daley, Myers, Mitchell, Moore. Row 3: Pratt, Harris, Wilson, Uhls, treasurer, Curtis, Brown, Riddle, Kim, Martin. Row 4: Geer, McCuan, Gibson, Sullivan, Waters, Swearengin, Tippie, Coburn, Hopkins. dll' SENIOR HIGH- Row I: Newby, L. Wilson, Abrams, Fox, Hedrick, president, Fish, Mrs. Hicks, sponsor. Row 2: Scoles, C. W. Wilson, Benson, Patton, Carter, Muse, Bartlett. Row 3: Penney, Hart, Bateman, Davis, Skaggs, Pyle, Swearengin. ' Wana Wm z4cd6eaed Y SENIOR HIGH HONOR SOCIETY-Membership in the National Honor Society is one of the highest distinctions any Southeast stu- dent can receive. Election is based upon scholarship, leadership, service and character and a B plus average must be maintained. Row I: Belford, johnson, Husted, Stotts, Harben, N. Carter, Erb, Williams, Rea, Pugh, Smith. Rau' 2: Barton, Schutz, David- son, Brooks, Fletcher, A. Pangburn, Krumme, Gurskey, Rus- sell, Weaver, James, Lord, Mrs. Eckstein. Row 3: S. Williams H. Williams, Mitchell, E. Newcomb, Ramsey, Madrlingf Pointer Sorrels, Mcllvoy, president, Uhls, Jenkins, Steddum, White Ron' 4: Abrams, Kisselburg, Hodges, Bishop, Allen, Cannon, C. Newcomb, Peck, Rushing, Slaton, Bartlett, Armstrong, Cott- x v em. man, Spence. Ron' 5: Ransom,'Bowman, Jobc, secretary, Sanders, ter ma ig Harper, Cobb, Williams, McCorkle. Gill, Bovdston, Bateman, g-kai 00 Love, M. McCorkle, Skaggs. Raw 6: K. Pangburn, Tate, Whip- skstea ::xbecSI Q ple, Kelly, Lane, Sauls, . 14' aso0' m vrevaevasses THOSE NOT PICTURED: Becker, Hedrick, vice president, Barnes,.Day, Hart, Johnson, Mel YAcXXs10Ic:wm'A0'. ton, Patton, De Priest, McDaniel, Russell, Sanford, Sapp, Uhls, White, Coffee, Cram, Delisle, 9,56 wp 5 ptllcn Hedrick, Lamb, Laughlin, McGinnis, Mammedaty, Proctor, Ramage, Holik. 0 QQYOCQKQXYP , AV., pc . ,N A ma? Pefdate ii ' 69 l JUNIOR HIGH HONOR SOCIETY--Row I: Guy, Givens, Acree, Porterfield, Thompson, Meyer, Jacobs. Row 2: Walker, Riley, Hale, Daley, Harris, Smal- ley, Suson, Batty, Cham- less. Row 3: Knox, Mar- tin, Winstead, Pritchard, Craig, Jerry, Pratt, Link, Wall. Ron' 4: Brewer, Bates, Blanchard, Beav- ers, McDanial, Bovdsfon, Brav, Cunningham. Rau' 5: Williams, Hollis, Alex- ander, Rohertson. Coat- ney, K. McCorkle. Row 6: Hartman, Brown,'Holl- croft. We? dtadea Nothing to it! quips David Moore as he whips up a cake with capable coaching from Don DeLisle, Jimmy Tooley, Leon Barber and Harold Rushing. W... V . ins. l :Pr A . i f Vu. af 'fe' The old saying, The way to a man's heart is through his stomach, will never sway, these young chefs, who'll be sharp critics of the females who occupy their kitchens. The Griddle Club, composed of twenty-one boys in Mrs. Windes' third hour class, mastered the fundamentals of cooking, with special atten- tion given to table manners. A complete, well balanced meal was prepared and served by each of the four kitchen groups. The boys turned in vitamin charts that each had made. ., ,qw l , , -Ye assi' 43 K . A ,.. .j 'nn . W-1-q s e is X mf-v Not being able to resist a peak at the golden brown muffins concocted by this kitchen crew are Bobby Stevens, Harold Ames, secretary, Jimmy Flynn, Carl Hetherington and Mack Swearengin. Doing dishes is no picnic-but bearing up nobly under their unglamorous assignment are Lonnie Dean, jimmy Pritchett, reporter, and James Fulton. Mrs. Windes demonstrates the handiness of the mixer to David Smith, Chester Fanshire, Dale Brad- ley and Jay Campbell. QNot pictured are Graden Perry, president, Kenneth McKee, Henry Sanders, Ed Lovett.j We qfadzfie pei In 14nd 74a 5 1' I Rau, 1 Day Burton Hays, Bateman, I Hart Row 2 Schoolcraft Hart Choate Loyd Pnce Snmpson RowJ Mcllvoy Sanders Condren Pearce Depel, Smxth, Werner Row 4 Bowen Odom, Shaw, Mnllxcan Parsons Wagnon Row 5 Kase nurm Perry Stallard Fulton, Swearengm O CLUB Orgamzed to promote fellowshlp among lettermen, the O club xs composed of boys who letter ln 'lt least one school sport Orgamzed ln 'muary '53 by Mlss Stfzley, the Sp1rt1n bowlxng league met every Mondfly after school at Cnvxc Cen ter Composed of s1x teams, competxtnon ran hlgh as the Three Squares trned Larry Hlcks consxstently took md1 vxdual honors, whlle Harold Blfake was the all txme hugh scorer, chalkmg up a score of 202 last December Pxctured at the nght ar+Kneelmg Smith sec retary Kxtrell Knox Blanchard Mass Staley sponsor, smndmg Sianrfmg Dennis Mr Mullins assnstant sponsor Tavlor Cantrell Becker pres: dent Dllhrd Blake uce presnaent Bnrge Kcllv Rushmg Sauls reporter Hacks Lane treasurer 5 i il f it I .A , . Y ., 5 P ' ! ' H ' I F' l, ' , l' If ' : , , .j. . . : l ,j. , -,. , ' , ' . : , 776:44 fi' Zugyychg gawfdng .league .. . . u --T .:. 2 K - ' vamly to forge ahead of the Pmheads. l Y ..'4 T: ,Liu . l - S .,:t,t, . I b I -- ,, ' f n -. . . H :5 'E' , I J I - . -1.5 I 3: .t '. ' U 4. ':. : ',,'.' ' 0m 5 -54 gmac! JERRY ANN GOULD MARLENE HUSTED CONCERT BAND - In three short years Southeast's band has become recog- nized as an outstanding school band. Our band is invited to attend many festivals and participate in school and civic programs. C1a1'inefs-Weaver, Krumme, busi- ness secretary, D. McConaghie, Cantrell, Carr, A. Martin, Woods, G. Martin, Thomas, Hansen, Pritchett, Mitchell, Hartman, J. DeLisle, Sheehan, Waller. Bass Clarine!--Cowden. Fluics-R. Martin, Gould, Husted, Plowman. Oboe7James. Frenrh Horn-Cobb, Blake, president, Knox, McMasters. Alfo Saxophones- Penny, Hughes, student director, Riley, Elrod, Walther, Barnard. Tenor Saxo- Drum Major and Majorettes 7de?Pude0gSmzhmz 694 dog? phones-Moore, Walker, Lane. Cornets-Bates, Peterson, Barnhart, McCurley, Jones, G. Carrier, Wilder, Kelly, Prichard, Ezell, Trull, Parnell, Hart, School- craft, Crews, White, Thompson. Trombones-Pritchett, secretary, E. Carrier, D. DcLisle. Bariionvv-Odom, Carpenter, C. McConaghic, Griffith. Basses-Glover Gore, Foster, Canfield. Perrnssion-Sauls, Brannon, vice president, Archambo No! Pichwrrf-Herring, Patton, Anthony, reporter, Harris, Pangburn, J. Shee- han, Newmayer. EDWARD BERRY HARVEY BRANNON Director JANICE KRUMME DELORES PLOWMAN 7445 771446: Wad 77mm Row 1: Cousins, Kuykendall, Thompson, Johnson, Becker, Whaley, Duncan, Erb, Carter, Long, Husted, Sims, Smith, Smalley, Alexander. Raw 2: Davis, Newkirk, Cham A bless,Gaines, Beck, Vaut, Daley, Pack, Wilson, Guy, Abrams, Harben, Brooks, Daley, Carter, V McKee, McCorkle, Vitale. Row 3: Courtney, Gilmore, Hudson, Caraway, Armstrong, Sted dum. Daley, Depel, Harris, Hale, Muse, McMurray, Maxwell, Moore, Bartlett, Meyer, Daley. Harmonettes, with a year's experience behind them, began their appearances early in the fall with programs at the Lion's Club, churches, and the Melody O's, the vocal parents organization. After these came the coronation of Jimmy Depel as Mr. Melody, Thanksgiving and Christmas pro- grams. The girls Went again to Tri State in Enid. Sextel: The sextet competed in the Tri- State music festival. Linda Smalley, Sharon Schultz, Harlene Moore, alternate, Norma Abrams, Marita Muse, Alternate, Connie Gaines, Joni Caraway, Marilyn McCorkle, La Vern Carter. Septette: Helen Armstrong, Yvonne Alex- ander, Sharon Brumley, Ann Vaut, Mar- lene Husted, Pat Daley, Kay Day, Deanna McCuan Septette activities included a tele- vision audition, appearances in the Spartan Satire, Mr. Melody and Sparket Buddy COf0n2tl0nS. X - YQP4 7a Sadie 140:45 Wanna Off! an Girls in front: Meyer, Caraway, M. McCorkle, Schultz. Row 1: James, Flowers, Davis, Perry, Standefer, J McCorkle Collard Sheets, Smith, Broadbent, Depel, Vaughter, Corbet, Dryden.Rou' 2: Bellar, Bennet, Wehry, Bray, Herring, Whipple, Young, Taylor, Lamb, Sullivan, Lowell, Stone, Fanshier, Vitale. Row 3: Kilgore, Hawkin, Tyner, J. Campbell, Brannono, Prichett, R Campbell, Robertson, Alexander, Coffee, Kilmer, Powell, jeary, Staton, MELODY MASTERS- Although the Mel- All we want is Music, MUSE, ody Masters were organized just this have presented numerous programs. Sweet Adeline! -harmonize quartet members Lowell, Taylor, president, Sullivan, Lamb. i Q., .f 1 year, they Musicll' So vocalize Melody Masters officers Pritchett, Smith, Collard, Beller, McCorkle, Whi- ple. N t 'T I T- E' f wp 1. gl ,, ,V sf 1 3 Q2 l gf Q eifffgf illlllll U ffilmf 6Y Q1x.f - F il '- 40 g la - -,s 'Q' Pi Q25 A, m, 1',' 3 W P W' - fly QT L K A 1' X ffyv -fa yy rg , A fi A f J ,Q-if I zrffv 4 fm 6 X Zfffx 3' I f , M Q Q V k' ,ig w .7 We ?acmal Me Wake gefceae Q. if 4 7 9 3 if f 4-gif N 1 ' pzeaeal Norma Brooks, the student director, has many prob- lems- Professor Barton, meet Mrs. Allen. MEET THE STARS!-You gotta be a football hero or, at least, go with the princiDal's daughter. awk, fm 74a aug William Davidson's sparkling comedy revealed all the tribulations of dating the highschool football . hero. Ginny, played by Mary Anne Harper, was beautiful -but a brain! Franny fDarlene Gurs- keyl was beautiful-- but the principal's daughter! S0 each had a lot to live down. All told, it was a gay and thoroughly enjoyable entertainment, a bright spot where a bright spot was welcome. CAST Mary Anne Harper Connie Mcllvoy Donnie Friar Orville Bradley Sharon Schultz Johnnie Beth Caraway Harvey Brannon Viva Jean Russell Jerry McCorkle Janice Krumme Darlene Gurskey Lurene Matthesen David Odom Shirley Dunlap Joyce Ransom Carolyn Bowman James Pearce Rosemary Sessions Norma Brooks Betty Driver Everett Swearengin Shirley Peck Jimmy Depel Kenneth McKee Jay Campbell Really, Riley! Painting scenery is no joke. The talented director turned into carpenter as con- struction of scenery progressed. Gosh, Pm really gonna look silly leading the band onto the field with a violin? ,,,.......-0 We don't feel so good -who spiked the cocoa? ' M Doc' 7044 7 Seaton ,if J 3 Listen, my 'frand'! There's nothing sim- ple about a blonde! Old Doc, given April 2 by the Seniors, was a play that revived one's faith in people. It was not only a warm, human story of a great man in a small town-it was the story of all people who live greatly, though their place be small. This show produced great appeal, characterization value, life- like situations and contained a great amount of audience appeal plus dramatic opportunity for the cast. CAST Ann Cantrell Jeri Kisselburg Patsy Smith Melba Ennis Carole Becker Bob Brannon Lawrence Cobb Paula Hedrick Kaye Jobe Delbert Cordell Jack Birge Zee Swearengin Kenneth Williams Joan Bell . . . hfffi Remind me to luss You ' maple talk be t I ey' t Yin' to a er when OW . IIS . njuestigntn Wei' their O If D5 TO!!! Mellon Pd ' l. v turn 0 ' , reall, and get 3 refund on ny: lilh at the marriage bu Y W0 dollars. 1 f ' xiii . is L. 1 f ai: WI 1 cosnieygagzsffd the hull durngq nevviesg Y re all our nieces and Dick-WM' in 'af 113600 lre y ou dawdlin' about .5 ox Su In 'Ile ueen Om '7 Ecu: Wag! i exclanm elegates fl'0m that y announvng asuthey reaio:1nElla?a:e,cel:gdr!l19 Presliiaia :fi Eiga -H ?'5hMi33Z3 da 0 e 1 n Mc the crowded agen h ny Crmg Man Y attended m October by 10121-5 H e n r y and Neal M bueno' These or le Zee Sweafengm' ilk girl Mr That SEs prmcxpal I5 recogruzed as a leader m admmnstratxve circles was ev: denced by his being chosen a panel dns cussant at the Natxonal Conference of Secondary Prmcnpals at Mxlwaukee, Wns consm, m February He IS noted for hxs enthusxasnc progressnve phnlosophy of educatnon and hxs endeavor to provnde every student an opportumty for well rounded growth 'X Grady Is to the nat On Ins Way UOII Iona! C0nven .ffm ,S t ordxel be Ord X and ecfed or Such a gatherxng of bug wheels mdxcatecl that somethmg Ppfr peflny 3 3 Heart g was about to happen On this occasion xt was the Father ole can S lady Son Week offlcnal for a day when SE was represented tes e by Charles Lamb Don Burton Conme Mcllvov Ev ret! Swearengln ffnrst rowl Clendon Thomas Lloyd Kenneth Wnllnams and Don Taylor fback rowl my aching feet' Relaxing 'alter a herd day at the fzur were seventh graders Donald Bowles and Davxd Neher 7 -Q-pi., In keepmg wxth the Pan tions ern Se! In natxo , SE Future Voters of Amerie nal e ec get out the vor ' 2 Sponsored 3 s well e camP l1-In to reach h B V e 1101 with ga txdlrfsSt:rienI:iIAHe0rffIf:fckIg'8 Pricnhzeielrgngs xcham orm Ab S ennez W ll Sc ml Sneak 01' 3 mms and JUFY Alexander I mms ef vas 0:3909 C mvcfa I . . . . . . aa, V Q W , ' ' . e v- s M H . ' QT .L - A ' 1 X ' A is - a lr f V, A . xt V ,f f 1 ' fy 'X ix . . 1 fe .1 . J . ' , Q ff is - - l , - . . A ,fb 1, . ' , ' rj' 'v C k , ' ' fl I ', A' L: X4 1 5 , rs., x ' Z I ? j ' 1 V N Br . .C u t Y - y A b W x l . 1 e 1, ' f Q KN , . . . - . f X, . Q. . - - J . . - - - . t at oh, ' . - . ' . ' U . i ' I gn, 5 ' A Q x- ' R Q - ' U U '- . ' - '- 'lx U Q De' ' , h I . . . 144 7a,leuz' paid 7 Behold I brlng you good hrlxngs o grea! joy unto you u Sauour IS born This was a part ofthe memorable Chrnstmas pageant, a joint productuon of the musxc and speech departments A stlr rmg thrxllmg spectacle the most beautiful Nativity scene I ever wntnessed were some of the rave notxces given thns performance The vuse men were played by Larry Armstrong, ohn Prichard and Dale Krumme Angels were fleft to rlghtj Frances Odom jovce Ransome Slurley Hlcks and Mary Anne Harper On March 15 1955 Southeast held nts flagpole ded: catmn servnce Marme corps reservnsts served as honor guards Present on thxs Important occasion were stu dents, teachers and PTA members The PTA paid for the flagpole Feature attractnon of m a n y SE sluts and shows this year was talented Jimmy Pntcb ett a favornte emcee Here, Jimmy nmpersonates a Spark et cheer leader sm L Real gone are Edward Bates and Rosemary Sessxons as they gxve out wnth the Blue Pacxflc Blues at the Satnre The annual Spartan Satxre an SC sponsored talent show was presented March I0 A proces sion of gala numbers mclud ed a street s c e n e dance by Wanda Krxvanek and Duane ' Curtns I I ' Y ' ' f ' . . . .' ' -Y, . . ,, . - . v- V uJ , J V , gil A 1 2 5 K 5 Q X . I 1 . , fe-- ,, 1 S sf 5 ' M r ' - A . , . , . . - , I a 7,7 Q 5 I' l-fl. L ' . 1 4 . :ll . . - Y A . f . QP Z 7m All hail, Macbeth! Seniors will long remem- ber this Shakespearean tragedy wlmich Sue and Helen Williams helped make realistic with their Lady Macbeth dolls. Here, Miss Staley admires her collection. Hearts were young and gay as every one tripped the light fantastic. Dar . l W'll' d h P ' h d :gg Ijlfagjgggegngrgflnsgsjd l.'l,eght'bQ1'iIZ ffmeli Il Q25 131212 Janice Krumme an asset to our une dance' band. 'X .J M, , x 'u - l' W? YN 'N -:fx . 1, W- N 'Th0 'as' - ot fe I Cxendgb the hegydef lng the 3 Iylrn excl . xx ons, - eC' P Hsu 1 alms . Yilafs 11159 Hfsys . 3 gal, I Jenx- ' 5 e cadets jerr ance perry' Hodges Hugh, Jacky' e t at 2 slzss lburgd Hocqate ana Man Olds. all agree pf Rulniner umber pa ur . . Q H d ff . iiivstallation 00 at sleep if 0iir!Ma 8are,i Ke 1 . et 3 ers confe V . attempting to ness. B. 1' Hbout b I, Y ll leaders use frimtr: ilieuftsudent body C0 'msc Hamidlillaiillieeivb0wle1i1wai'reglgeague busi, e o , sufficient volume f Carole Becker, ea! Lane, Max-'img Saills' the gYm 'wi' I YH Smith, the Key of Favorites F ancied ,Condi cmd! .facqgf Spantan ,momgcf Dam, Jan fDUUlancQ .., I i' F Nitty? qootlaafw Queen 5 Senlon High Ujnlnce ot dDETlAOY1CLQltl3 genrug JHZ excmdlen Sanlon High Ugnlncz-:lm ot Ugenlaonaflltuff lPauQa Hecfnlck fix., f Z.. gi ' 1' -1 1 J ' . 3 CE1a1.,xal'mQQ Queen qgoonne J'mQXC1Y1C9577- Uflaaketlvau Queen 'Kaye 3058 CBCLYLCQ QUEEN Zee Sweanenqin .8 Slpanlfzat Uilucfldllj ,rzawmce com, A J'lanmonetteA CVVln.fVVleQoc913 jimmy fDe5JeQ . cVVlaQod1yf cwlaatena gmgnnalm gliding Canofl Hannla 4-M CQul5 Swaethecmth 'Q 'Vlon ma 441-:mama CRUQ Cfanlmton golfmnlt Cpnichcmcf, gudfly, Hsdnlck union High Uonlncze and Cpnlnceala ot Uoenlaonaflltmff 'football Queen .Condi and ,Cady Spantan Uzlagkefluan Queen T! 8 l r .Spanket Ufluddg BILL BATEMAN LLOYD DAY ROY CLARKSTOIN JIMMY DEPEL HENRY SANDERS Tackle Fullback Fullb gddfddzz zedqaed Gal JACK HART HOWARD PRICE BOB HAYS C Tackle 1 Tackle Guard Halfback 0' alnmn Co-Captain All-Disfficf All-District All'C'ty Many hours of hard practice developed Beginning with a relatively green team, Coaches Bob Condren and Dean Choate rounded them into .1 smooth functioning offensive machine by the sea- son's end. A team that came on strong and won four of its last seven games, and played Class A champion, Seminole, to a standstill, for three quarters. In their first game, against Guthrie, the Spartans fought hard, but came out on the short end of a 20-7 score. The following week, the Spartans played well but didn't quite have the defense to hold the John Mar- shall Bears. The Bears scored late in the fourth quar- ter, and squeezed out the narrow 30-25 win. Having one touchdown called back, because of a penalty, and being a victim of some bad breaks, the Spartans fell before the Moore Lions 13-12. Co-captains Price, Thomas and Day meet in the halls between classes to discuss tonight's game. T I ,f'if r,' A 5 S ' ack a well balanced, smooth working team. Here Dave Wagnon tackles james An- derson. ,C 5 A 0 4- I. 1,2 -Ly ,Mgt iw A -, cgi ,. ,. Mfrs by , , W -' Q iw 5 .L ur fjg . irate-. t X r w -Nt - xfawrz. The Spartans hit the victory column the next week against the Crooked Oak Roughnecks, and for the fourth straight year they shut them out. This time by a 44-0 score. Clendon Thomas was the big gun in the Spartan attack. He scored five touchdowns. Continuing on their rampant Way the Spartans steam rollered the Edmond Bulldogs 54-6. Thomas gained 260 yards in ten carries. Everyone played well and the Spartans had their second victory. JAMES PEARCE Guard Ona W X ' vs v W 1 .Rig CONNIE MCILVOY rterba ff? CECIL WERNER 775422545 Ween and Ox El JERRY PARSONS Center End The following week, against the State Class A quarterfinalists, Midwest City, the Spartans, except for two lightning quick scoring plays, held the bombers and outplayed them. They gave in slightly and the Bombers won 24-6. Battling the elements along with the Putnam City Pirates, the Spartans raced to an easy 45-13 win. Thomas again looked good on offense, and Day stood out on defense. The Spartans, victims of their own mistakes, fell before the Panthers from Pauls Valley the next week, coming out on the short end of a 25-13 score. lxo .ur-, I.. Anderson and Mcllvoy lend the team onto the field midst cheering of Sparkets. CARY SCHOOLCRAFT DAVE WAGNON Center End 64 m DON BURTON I-Ialfback CLENDON THOMAS Halfback Co-Captain All-District All-City All-State Chalk talk time brings diagramming of plays by Coaches Condren :Ind Choate. Playing what was probably their best game of the season, an inspired Spartan eleven battled the mighty Seminole team to a standstill for three quarters. The margin by which Sem- inole won, 27-13, was the closest any team had held them all year, with the exception of their lone loss to Duncan. Although meeting defeat, the Spartans looked extremely good. Back at home the Spartans closed out the ,53 season with an impressive 39-13 win over the Northeast Vikings The seniors, playing their swan song, led by Day and Thomas, smashed the Viking team. DAVID FONDREN Fullback Guard DWAYNE CLEVELAND 11 5 RONNIE MILLICAN Halfback ULO KASENURM Guard DAVID ODOM Tackle JAMES ANDERSON Fullback 71044 Wfvwie 74602 775416, 7aa! COACH CECIL SHAW SCOREBOARD Opponents Central Tulsa Webster Purcell Fort Smnth Pauls Valley Mndwest Cnty Putnam Cnty John Marshall Pauls Valley Chnckasha Northeast Putnam Cnty Northeast John Marshall Edmond Purcell Pauls Valley Stnllwater Woodward Putnam Cnty 76'czmed A Southeast team that had been rnddled by graduatnon started fast, and then slumped off badly Wnnnnng thenr fnrst two games, they lost the next fnve out of seven Then came 1 surge of spnrnts, and the Spartans roll ed on to wnn ten out of thenr next eleven games, and nn thns streak won the Central State Tournament, by beatmg Holdenvnlle nn the fnnals 60 5 8 They slnpped slnghtly as they were squeezed by Mndwest Cnty, and eaten alnve by Capntol Hnll They came back to wnn and then to lose to Capntol Hill nn the most thrnllnng game of the sea son, 3 3 54 They closed out thenr reg ular se lson wnth a 50 49 vnctory over Edmond They proceeded to wnn thenr fnrst regnonal contest, beatnng Choc taw 36 28 Southeast advanced to the fnnals of the regnonal tournament, by nnppnng Holdenvnlle Mndwest Cnty Capntol Hnll john Marshall Capntol Hnll Edmond Choctaw Northeast Guthrnt Manager Clarence Srallard d d a bng job for the team ister struck nn the form of the Guth rne Bluejays Southeast came from be hnnd to draw wnthnn two ponnts, and then fell back as Guthrne had a hot streak The bulk of the load was carrned by fnve sennors and tvs 0 junnors Lloyd Day and Clendon Thomas both fnn nshed wnth respectable averages, and were real horses under the boards Bobby Loyd started slow, but pro ceeded to ranse hns average and to clean the boards Don Burton and Bob Hayes served as the harrners on the one three one zone used by Coach Ce cnl Shaw Also yunnors, Connne Mcll voy, wnth hns splendnd set shot, and Monte Snmpson, wnth hns unguardable gump shot, carrned Southeast to nts best se lson yet one that wnll long be remembered by graduatnng students, team members and the many fanthful Af 'M The Southeast B squad fnnnshed the season well above the S00 mark and wnll be around for the next year or two to form future Spartan teams Row 1 Hnll Smnth Zarnng Row Z Vernon Spence Pearce Mooney Row 3 f-L Thomas clears the b a c k boards as Fulton stands bv, Coach john Shaw Harper Hethernngton Gnll Campbell . ' 5 . 1 1 4 1 , . . C . . . ' ' O K - - - - A , - . - . . . . - H . 1 ' - Northeast 52-47. The next night dis- fans who followed the Spartans. 60 ' 58 9 37 ' ' 39 Q I F C 44 40 l ' 73 . 31 60 . 48 I r , 47 53 . ' ' 54 vw I . 55 50 49 K 39 36 . 28 , , 44 52 ' . 47 . 45 47 - 74 45 , . as 5 5 X ' 55 A 39 ' ' 38 , 43 ' . 32 33 41 A 57 ' ' ' 35 g . zs t- V 1 ' ' 49 ' ' . : . ,,,,' , -L C . -I -' .sg cz- ' -I I .T J?-f ,...-1 ...-1 1 -. 'Y gy 4- fx -if fx .,.. Y ,K 14' xi :- 'jill' me0a -0-Q M-.A H m DON BURTON LLYCAN 1. M RO 0-A LAVAUN DEASON JAMES 'f sf UN Baseball, usually a sndelnght compared with other major school sports ll 9 annua y provndes Southeast one of nts best athletnc teams, and this year will probably show 1ts heels to the rest of the pack of sports We have enther won or tned for the conference crown durmg the four years that we have been here, wmmng three times, tymg once Hit hard by graduatnon losses, as was the basketball team, the baseball team w1ll have about sux lettermen returmng, whxch should gave the team needed experience Wnth some good lookmg prospects commg up from the jumor -- hugh, and some more bo s who d d ' 1 y 1 n t p ay last year, thxs should prove to be Southeast's best team yet S. Our new coach thns year ns Mr Dale Mullms, who formerly coached m Burns Flat, Oklahoma, where he pxloted the Burns Flat team to two Lx' consecutxve state championships Thxs semester he was named boys coun selor, along with Mr Berry, to replace Mr Kmg, who went to Webster as v1ce prmcxpal talk A IMMY DEPEL BOBBY LOYD and D i lwer the commg season me MCXWOY CON DAVE WAGNON 0 5 . 9 I X xl, , K 1 4- 'T' ds. X ' X: ' .st In 1 ' ,f , sr' TZ ' 4 fwwilv ' 4 1' V V NF , -' .fr 1' , ,Q ,ilk W 4 .Q sh . ' 'Y -1:2 ' . ' . 'Qt wie- . ' , ff ,ge as . - - , 1 Q- ww: ' - 1' , My ., . JN . 1, g',,g1sg . ,-gg, . NNXE 'Mi' Gif? 4' 74' Q , 3 fri 'JM gi ,M of , , gtg-f , . sw: fn, .k-, X. I K. WJ' s ,g a s 'K E., 'life f is 1-. A, pw., M Cl. ' V' 1 xl 1 - L-'LTP .,f'fh::1.E , I '-s, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5' 4 , , K . v . . . . . . , - . I . . . , . Z U 1 V' s ' ,, ' u .el I -a fi vw!Zaan977Zea2z? ' T- .....,,... ., . .... -A .- My ,Lili ROW I: Mcllvoy, Burton, Depel, Fulton, Odom, Spence, Wagnon, Flowers. ROW 2: McCorkle, Spencer, Deason, Pearce, Krumme, Prichard, Millican, Price, Schoolcraft. G 'W Q ' I v. ' X f I: C . 5. -fs f' - n -Q' - gg Q - bidi ,'g'Q, . r,j.-fwzv. ' - .. 1- 'e ff ,W - H-, 1 'J . - I ' :Fifi , ,ia M. N - .ggi . .,.q.,?9 F H 4 2:2 W fr 11. Zlgsrif W., ' .ia . 4: ' I 4 vb f, we M - 4 , , x , JAMES PEARCE ROW 3: Coach Dean Choate, Hetherington, Schafer, Loyd, Mooney, Pearce, jacobs, Carrier, Foster, Coach Dale Mullins. GARY SCHOOLCRAFT 7 74 74449454 U! Oldfdddfls A bumper crop of linksmen turned up this year at Southeast. Although the golf team doesn't get much publicity, they annually come up with some good teams, and this year's edition should be the best yet. We have four re- turning lettermen: Harold Blake, Graden Per- ry, Larry Hicks and Don Bowen, and a new coach, Mr. Cecil Shaw. Although the team finished fourth place in the city last year, considering the graduation losses of the other schools, and the fact that all our lettermen are returning, everything fig- ures to look up this year. ..- sl -ff' 'T E. 5 5 Coach Cecil Shaw and Don Bowen talk over the merits of a f i v e iron, with golf season just over the horizon. ' o sew P' I Yew 050' X6 ia 9 axefwi 'fvtjw' 550 e ,L foxgzfj 59.56 ' of Q, X99 ,CS 'P W' :Gin up x Sw ' Larry Hicks, senior, three year 1' letterman. A very dependable . golfer, he won the Class C flight at the Duncan tournament last year, he came in fourth in the Junior Olympics at Ponca City. Bi' , ev 0 6 315' - r - .. ' Ll Su wvhe vlo ov - ,IU V gba gf . I I - ,, ' -4 .. ,, is-0 ,st Ye -.ww ,B vfe ' he 00 . cit CASS ' f '- 1 . e e tffm ' 'be wof' the gn last . . S PXBCC Be ,XSD at D099 , I I 1 . . K, f ' s, ine!!!-1,5 .E , YL' .agp N K Graden Perry, sophomore, one ' ,W s F2143 year letterman. He has t h r ee 'L .. tgQ , 4 more seasons at Southeast, and should prove to be one of the best golfers we ve ever had 'Mace -C' ' ee SOFTBALL SCOREBOARD Southeast Southeast Southeast Southeast 7 Southeast rx f I MRS. BERTIE 4 Y HAWTHORN 4 Coach ME l I : 1 A . S s LVA . 5 , of b L BETT BY Pligtball VOHBY t a I 6-is TH So :ball bas ketb'3IlOM4S xx ba 3 Northeast 7 I4 Central ll Capitol Hall 3 3 Classen 4 20 J. Marshall 13 Won 3, Lost 2 ew OWN sogfo Q55 iibixx -'il all ur, Q 005 0 Qyvb R K4-'lib Wnth fnve cnty hngh schools for competxtxon, South east came out thxrd Capntol Hlll took the cnty trophy Second baseman Vnva Russell and tlurd baseman Patsy Knttrell executed some fme double plays to help Wm games Nl O90 tba Ygun4Cf':,n, viitge olxev a baseba bi SOFIBALLTEAM Row 1 Thompson B a k e r Waller Odom Row 2 Thomas By ars Fxsh Wxlson ROW3 Boydston Russell Klsselburg la askef SON al 0 These dolls were found on the dnamond every 'autumn afternoon between 2 30 and 4 30 ELA! 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Thomas. VOLLEYBALL TEAM Row l. Krlva It helps tohave long arms! nek, Odom, Wildman, Waller. Royv 22 Byars, Teddy, F is h, Gurskey, WIISOI1- Row 3: Kisselburg, Russell, S t o t t S, Thompson. BASKETBALL SCOREBOARD Southeast 22 J. Marshall Southeast 34 Classen Southeast 29 Capitol Hill Southeast 23 Central Southeast 9 Northeast Won 3, Lost 2 These gals know they've gotta' keep their eyes on the ball! 5086646 Pv T403 xx mi soma M C A315 S vo yzpram O al ketb 14 V50 'Y OM all MRS EARLENE SIMON Coach f V X mflonrmo f '? , vii' '16 mi' fmdvmff' W5 L 5- Wnllnams Can PING PONG TEAM Waller Lord Krxvanek nmg Odom Russell Kxsselburg 5' sua W jON1 Ping P0115 muh-M5 oach V va what would C non jon: Sue and Vxva wneld the paddles 1 Simon say about your hand resting on the table-a viola 5 of rule number one WANDA P '8 Pong KRIVANEK vu Tvs' 191 v tb, ANICE WALLER Soi J Softball Pmg pong SYLV 0 al IA FISH 'f I 'yan Y 0 - fr K ' . g , 4 5 A . V l 1 N W X W ' I sf - l N 'I f . 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N111 4 R 5 ife alledls Zy0a 4 3 But not always . . . as Connie Thomas can tes- No backseat driving, please, requests Guy Sonderup of Connie Gaines, Lurene Mattheson and James Pratt. These students were among mem- bers of the driving classes who received their drivers licenses this year. tify. There is no double standard in the Drivers Training class, where girls as well as boys master mechanical skills. At last it's lunchtime These chow hounds are not hungry for knowledge as they await their turn in the cafeteria line. A stitch in time saves nine, this advanced sewing class will declare. Two hundred eighty- two garments were turned out in the clothing classes the first semester alone. Watching a job well done is Mr. Snyder, metal work teacher. Using the new machines on the table are Wayne Reid, John Kinser, Ted Armould and Willard Baker. I I. 1 o vr ...DWDM wwf ,4 i Where's the fire? Jack Hart, Kenneth Harris, Roy Brakebill, Harold Conover and Jimmy Depel step for- ward briskly as they help clear the building in a rec- ord two minutes' time in a February fire drill. The Ling s 1ll here Scene student body dur mg, 1 pep 1sscmblv Say Cheese, Mr. Shields, school photographer and familiar figure at school events, tells Sparket mas- Cots. ill Giving special attention to the projection machine before running a film are school operators Jimmy Porter, William Canfield and Clar- ence Stallard. Day's end found Spartans swarming in the halls, rushing here and there to meetings and practice ses- sions. Time went pretty fast about this time of the day as we were beginning to relax after the hours spent in the classrooms. Here Mrs. Hawthorn, Johnie Sue Williams, Emily Pointer, Pearl Canning and Marie Stotts look as if they are taking off on an extended vacation. Actually, they are going no farther than Capitol Hill to play an intramural basketball game. Putting the finishing touches on the water colors they plan to enter in the National Scholastic Art Exhibition are Melba Ennis and Jerry Parsons. XX X Xxx SSN QNX X N f x NRS gk sh .11 'fs 6, AX an jim 45 4 2 M ? 'Q f Z f .,.. vga, , X A 5, . ' f ' Ali QP 0 ,A Q' iw 'J , H ,5,aV-:,q,V,23 3g A ,, A . V zigg y, W M- ' -i ,.,,.. . W-V, ., , 1 .-V L. w w V -. - ':.:+,: fn . ,w4.1.l, f ,V g V . .,,,,.,., gg, ,V-,J , ,V M , VVm,v,, . .Mg -ff 1335? 4 .w 15,1 g xi Q wife' Row! Davxd Abrams, Sue Alexander, Joe Allxson, May Ambler, Ronald Armstrong, Raymond Arnold Row 2 'Gale Baxrd, Wayne Bankes, Dorothy Bernard, Sherrxe Barnett, Joyce Beavers, Nancy Beleele eZl4f Wonderxng how, when and where, Mickey Levescy and Charles Depel are takmg advant age of Mr Kmg s frxendly advnce during pre enrollment week Row 1 Darrell Brown, Norma Bnshop, Jxmmy Blagg, Dewey Blakley, John Blakely, Joe Bobbxtt, Charles Bogle, Conrad Boone, Bobby Bangert Row 2 Don Bowerman, Ann Boswood, Donald Bowles, Jo Ann Bradley, Dorothy Browder, Eddxe Bell, Jxmmxe Brown, junrme Brown, jimmy Brown Row 3 Larry Brown, Paulme Bruce, Eddxe Brumley, Gwen Brummet, Gordon Bundy, Louxs Byerly, Barbara Canady, Junmy Carlton, Thomas Cart ledge Row 4 Jamce Clements, Dorotlxa Cobb, Lavern Cole, Carolyn Connelly, C R Corbm, Bzlly Cox, Robert Cram, Bxllxe Crane, Rxchard Cray Row 5 Karen Daley, Mona Davls, Charles Depel,Dav1d De Prnest, Charles Dnce, Carleen Dodd, Sarah Dodge, Patncna Duerksen, Robin Dunlap r55W4:'L e , if ga -9 sf ar '-kv A 321m ,. 71x- Wv A-x 1 wk ,off sag 5 ,gf wry! 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' ,.g .g.egg: 2' Ae A bull s eye' Sly Donny Melton and Mr Row I Barbara Klmery Rena Lambdm, Jerry Lamer Beverly Lancaster, Jerry Lane, Bobby Law Dlpboye lu! the spot as Bryan Goodman s 'ence completely vlcumlzed Row 2 Sandra Lee Stanlev Leslie Mickey Levescy, Jerry Lmdsay, Chrnstme Lnttle, Patncla Logan camp Wada Row I Freddie Lour Raynette Loudernulk, Mary McCall, Mnchael McCann, Tum McCatl1ern, Bonnxe McClam, Judy McCuan, Harold McDan1el, Larry Mclntlre Row 2 Myrna McMasters, Vnrgxnna McMillan, Jerry McNeill, Thelma McSwam Ruta Maness, Kathleen Manuel, Larry Mank Don Mattheson, George Mays Row 3 Darryl Meason, Donnie Melton, R J Melton, Rnclmard Mnchael Yvonne Muller, Arnold Mlllxcan, Davnd Neher, Wanda Nix, Frances Ormiston Row 4 Garry Owmgs, Janice Pace, Herman Parker, Charles Parnell, Merry Patton, Pl-nylnss Peak, Betty Pendergrass, Gordon Pendergrass, Shirley Pennnngton R010 5 Roger Penny, Harvey Perry, Ronald Pfortmnller Carolyn Pratt Patsy Pruitt, Buddy Pyle, Gayle Rayburn, Bnllxe Reading, Hoy Reames if -14 fig s QR 'Jw Q4 443323 . 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Donald Reed, Alberta Rhodes, Lonny Rlddle Charles Ann Robertson Aubrey Roby, Margaret Sauls, Sandra Sawm, john Scott Sharon Scott, Neta Sharp, Mary Shuler, Karen Sires, Davxd Smlth, Martha Smlth, Jimmy Spencer Carolyn Scalhng, Albert Stearman Bob Steele Bully Stanng, Wnllberta Taylor Jerry Teddy Kexth Terry, Danny Testerman, Gloria Thomas Martha Thomas, George Thompson Louxse Thompson, Patncxa Tndwell, Bobby Txpps, Lxllxe Truelove Don Trull, Davxd Turner Tommne Upton Orbah Vannostran, Pam Van Tommy Vernon Alxce Watson Anna Weaver Dons Weaver Carolyn Wester, Bobby Whxpple Delbert Wnlder Eddne Wlllnams Mary Wal Row I Emxly Wnlhams Betty Wnlson, Billy Wxlson, Helen Woodall Row 2 Ruta Woodcock, jerry Wrnght Larry Wright Junmy Lost m a wonderland of books Glenda Fmley Davxd Abrams and Beverly YOUR!! Hopkms soak up knowledge xn SE's well stocked lnbrary J p . I :zzz - , - ' 5 'Q , A ' V, to to ' A - V, A , il V x Y' V Y V3.1 :Qi , 1 . pi. ' , 1 C? 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Q, ,gb ,K 'P-3 3 fa, We-we 1 A4 -r 'Q 'Lf x 1 Wig? mf' 'n Row I Row 2 Row 3 Curtis Jerry Clmgenpeel, Don Cobb, Joy Colbert, Phnllnp Cole Phyllns Cole, Troy Collett, Sammy Collner, Johnnie Craig Jerry Crews, Frank Cravens, Don Cunnmgham, Duane Row 4 Sherxll Daley, G W Davndson, Jannce Davns, Glen Dean W? 7wl7 Row 1 Row 2 Row 3 Row 4 ,wr Jn- Www lf: ,gf H Paul Depel, Vnvalene De Pnest, Martha Dobbs Tommy Drnver, Louis Daniels, Elizabeth Elrod, Joyce Enox, Ronald Foster, Frances Fergason Jerry Fxkes, Marlene Fletcher, James Ford, James Gallnon, Dana Gwens, Jack Glover, Carol Goodman, Deanna Goodruch, Sammy Gore Don Grnffnth, Carl Green, Gary Hoskms, Bobby Horwell, joe Henson, Betty Hnghtower, Raymond Hood, Ruth House, Helen Houts Joy Howell, Shnrlev Hudson, Raymond Johnson, Juamta Kerr, Charles Khoury, Charles Kxlgore, Robm Knox, Dale Krumme, Charles Kubovec 5,74 K .- We 1 .H Q1 ,F rg ,faglah A ,sd 4:0 3' Us rigs '-if bi 4 A , , ,, , A I AUM, Q v -+ff'ff . ,, f V . 11.-v P921 A 2 5, 1 5 PW S - My , ' F A V ,L -, , ' 1 2 1 1 H , me. 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L94 Mft? haf Rowl Wmfred Lnndsay Gene Link Kathleen Logan, Mary Loudermxlk Row 2 Terry Lowell Sharron Motsenbocker, Dee Ann Mabray, Wayne Mann Row3 W L Marney Jerry MaShore Alan Martin, Vonceal Maxwell Row4 Morrxs Menefee, Dorene Meyer Edwnna Mnllus, Karen Moore -1 Preparmg the agenda for an Intra cnty Student Council meeting, Deanna Mc Cuan representative gxves an assnst to Cnty prexy Johnny Craig 14nd 7vzm2 Row I Clnfford Murdock Robert McMasters, Deanna McCuan, Elxzabeth McCathern, Davxd McCann, Davxd McConagh1e, Sammy McDan1el, Loretta McKee, james Neher Row 2 Velma Newkxrk Lola Newman George Newton Eddne Jo Norrxe Eddne Owmgs, Jxmxme Ruth Padgett, Dorothy Pate, joan Patton, Bully Pender grass Raw 3 Everett Perkms Bxlly Perry, Mary Petty, Carol Porterfleld James Pratt John Prxchard, Norma Prltchett Bobby Pruntt, Terrell Punneo Rnw 4 Mxchael Reams John Rowley, Donna Russell Larry Schmxtt james Sheets Alxce Scoggms, Marvm Seymore, Lee Roy Sheets 9' W 4 Q ve' 1 .vm an W f M, 2ft5fFQ1 Q .fr I' f f 2 , 'X A , it 4-551 ' f x ,- .' , .Q E? -X .-' ' S Q , S 1 -K Af , KV' Qi' nil f my ' - .. 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W it ' egg. 3 554543426 W -'ii il-itil l I al Ill 3' 5 Be 1 good Sp1rt1n vote Bcarton 1 good motto tlnt vson the electron for Nancy Doug Sluls and Neal L1ne are mllung, doubly sure that she 1nd all othot Sp1rt1ns retgxster on the dotted lme aloifccal pw Row Row Row 4 'dv ,fy 'WSP xnv rv- 4 ll f 7 wwf Rowl Yvonne Alexander Darrell Allen Leroy Allen James Anderson Ron 2 Nancy Anthony Helen Armstrong K1tne Barley Bxllne B1ker Parry B1rber Sylvn Bartlett Nancv Barton K1therxne B1tem1n Wmdl Beck Judy Bc-lford Janice Bhgg Peggy Burns Bobble Cam Lenora Cam Elame Campbell Roger Campbell Wxllnwm C1nf1eld Wayne Carlisle Paul Carlton LaVerne Carter Nancy Carter Dewayne Cleveland B1rb1r1 Clnfton Joyce Cooper, Loxs Cooper Q 13 ft -4' A 14-A 'Q' pan. 1 'T w-4 V ' ff ' ' J 4, , 1' s ,, Z AV 7 5 A l T Fi: t at .ffffhfl 7' 'c V 3 A in 8, ,f fu uni -A 1 I k ,- ,va I . v 1 my , ',,L va , ' of M , X x 'W' nf- WT ,r t 'xx . a C X l g,,,N' N 2 ' . 3 . f . 'H 1 ' I X ' X ,H . 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' ' ' 1 'x- if MMUM v Ron I Corl Nl c Dllcw Pit Dilcy nhnnx Duct C1rolvn D1v1dSon Lost In 1 mue of hlllnts B1rh1r1 Clifton Neldi Brit Roz 7 K1v Dlv Colt-tl Demon Shnrlev Inrh Audrty Ervm nm 1nd Connnc Gunn tount our votes for Student C ouncnl paste 77564016 one of 'fczfulatcan Rou Ron Rou Ron ,f-. 1' ao- 4' fi , 73 . -ai J i Don1ld Flemmg D1vnd Fondren S1r1h Fox L1Veta Frldav An1t1 Fuller j1mes Fulton Ehme G-uchroff Eugene Gmnchroff Conme Games J1mes G1rrett Roddy Gull C1rlene Gl1ss Larrv Goddard Chu-les Gore Ch1rles Grnffnth P1t I-hrben Rnchard H1rper Harlene Hart Marlon I-hrt Markredxth Hart Shnrley Hxcks Douglu Hull Helen H111 Barbara Holhrs Keith Hoskms Keith Hughes Marlene Husted Miry Lois Ingram l' :UW 1-1 boi Q1 -J i J f T as 9 L L. -Q an 18 k.....J 'Vfe 1' ,--, ' Z pep ,, 26' -vw- Rowl Dean Jacobs Naomx james Phyllis James Amta ohnson June ohnson George Kelley Irxs Kelly Row Z Gene Kilmer John Kmser Irvin Knowles Wanda Krxvanek Ramona Kuykendall Jerry Lamb Wayne Lambert Row 3 Neal Lane Betty Laughlin Phyllis Lee Mary o Leslie Alice Long Delorls Long Jo Ellen Lord Row 4 Mary Love Gary Martxn nmmle Martm Royce Melton Geraldme Mnchael Ronme Mnllxcan David Moore We planned pompaaalq Up1n the air over the Mr Melody coronatmn are Har Row I Harlean Moore Nova Jane Morgan Marita Muse Jnmmy McAbee monettes Harlean Moore Wanda Beck and Sylvna Row2 Clark McConagh1e Manlyn McCorkle Davnd McCurley Reaford Bartlett They are decoratmg for the coronatnon as MCD3mel sembly, one of the musical lughlx hts of the year S. r 9 1 ,. 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N? 9 1 D any Row Hoyle McDonald Davxd Mclntlre Helen Narry, Lois Newby, Eudel Newman Cecil Norvell Louise Norvell Row Frances Odom Kathleen Pangburn Robert Paddock, Aaron Parker Ester Parker jan Parnell Joan Patton Row Graclen Perry Jxmmy Porter Burnard Pearce, Bob Peterson Dolores Plowman Arthur Powell anlce Prlchett Row Justine Pugh Shnrley Rnce Vwxan Rlddle Barbara Rea, Wayne Reid Melvadene Robertson Barbara Rowlan Of! No fanr cheatmg admomshes jon: Sue Wlllldihi as Row I Douglas Sauls John Smith, Gary Schoolcraft Don Scoggm George Kelley peeks at the fancy box he s spendmg his Rau 2 Jeanette Scoles Frank Skaggs Neola Slaton Marxlyn Smxth allowance on The scene 15 the February 6 Band Box supper 35 A? ,gs A 'f ' sn. I -1 x 1 3 oi 'T ,viz '! 5 ,, l 1' ' J Q -2 '- 3 ,Aff Q N I 4 X E ., I s , MN - r y Q .1-Air f ' INA If ' -., W L I ' y i X s f N ff l 5'-re. N 'lf' 4 P xl P .. - W' V ' , 9 I UD K P 4 . A so s V - .L ,. 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A , 1 A A .Q N, A,-. . - .,.. ., ... ,4 11 L ,A Ron I Tommy Smxth Guy Sonderup Cl-nrence Scallnrd In the sprmg some sophs thoughts turned to love vs hxle others merely Ron 2 Donna Steddum Bqnme Sgewqrf Harry Stone d1v dre1mc-d Penny for vour dreams, Judy Ronme Mary and Gary 70e7 Row Mane Stotts Norctm Suson Melvxn Swearengm, Naom1T1te Connxe Thomas Dale Thom-as Jerry Thompson Row Rex Travns W1nd1 Trull Darla Tye Phillip Vaughter, erry Vernon jean Wade John Walden Row Jenna M1e Ward Norma West Charles Whnpple, Peter White Elaine Wxldman, Duane Wnllxams, J1ck1e Wxllnams Row 4 Joni Sue Wlllxams johnny Wilson Leola Wulson Carlton Woods James Wright Ted Zarmg Ruth Zellner WNW Q 'gr '55 'fees 1,2 wi g M GH' ' M -Q4-lucky femdom ' S, 1 :af I' V' 'i L K .9 hw if 4 Barbara Sorrells Carlene Uhls and Larry Mooney cooperate m the act of transferrxng all the alr m their lungs to balloons for jumor, senmr prom deco ratnons We Qeted the Z l , W so ,,,ov V ,Q 'PT 1 45 Row l Carolyn Allen Harold Ames, Patsy Armstrong, Patsy Ash Rou 2 Katherme Atkms Vnrgmxa Baker Tommy Barnes, V C Bearden Row 1 Mary Lons Beets Della Boswood, Carolyn Bowman, Lewxs Bxgelow, Oliver Dale Bradley Roy Brakebxll Row 2 Harvey Brannon Jimmy Broadbent Norma Brooks, Charlene Brurnmett, Dean Buntley Frances Byerly Row 3 Ruth Byerlv jay Campbell Yvonne Cannon Yvonne Cantrell, Johme Beth Caraway, Mxlburn Clements an 'Fw 'fr ZX Y? P, -0 .94 4 nn. al Nl. Q r x B y Y i f ., in V I n :N 3 H ' X R on bi 1? lb M Hi , L 9 Q L - v Y I l -l if H x le I m at W . s we , I B C C A flzl B B ' A sfo ' ' ffl- N-.- 1 I , :,, V I Y I V ,. 1 .Ns I I ly 2 ' .dk I 'Mm f 4 :L T ' , . af J a a eaa 5, r rr I C y y'. . Q ffl' Q' l 1' . . L I K 'il-alll, Li ZA V er' c., ,t , .Y V' u x ,Q , is XX. al cv' up '! Row I: Jo Ann Cobb, Donald Corn, Ellen Cotton, Donna Kay Courtney. Row 2: Talva Cousins, Ruth Cranfield, Paul Darrow, Mary Davis. 'Q H -::, . of 'T' Center of attraction is a new junior class ring, reminder that next year is our big year. Mary Anne Harper, Claire Newcomb Carolyn Bowman and Janice Krumme concentrate on rings and fellas at the lunch table Row 1 Hugh Decocq, Don Earl DeLisle Jimmy Depel, Edna DeVine Betty Driver Shirley Dunlap Row 2 Shirley Elders Melvin Ezell Chester F-mshier Donald Fikes Sylvia Fish F1yrene Fletcher Row 3 Don Friar uentm Gardner Iamce Gilmore M1rtha Goldsberry Jeannine Grissom Darlene Gurskey x2 xqlf 9 1. I-Y ,,v 1' -4- 4 4-J Qi rf if is f s vxf' -.S ri T -Z es -Q 70654 tie Zane! : ' , ' 1 - ' , I Y ' i , - - : '- , Q ' . . ' ' , - . - ' ' , - , gn '? , -J - ' C - A A V Q., C Q ' fr ' ' I V CLS Q ,D y ' I - 3, Q ' 5 I ,ff .J iff y a ' x v f ix C 1 N I C' . e ii ' vi Y . X I ,H I A V N N' 4 X I . ix x I W. C' fig?-f 'E , . C ,X , V .21 f fe 3 at . , ,I 1 J' 'Q - w.:f.:'1. at .gf Y ' . .- ' 5 f 3'L.g.f , J, . K ' e' - -:A f so 1' - e , 1 'G , V f ff me .f 'fx e ' ' A C is 1 a H . .5 imf, i v L bi, Q, I A . 5 W V' , , ,, ,rl 5 h M ,VK K , A ifwzpg-gQ,,',X. .fin jql 3355. C - V. .xx f . V A, w ' rf, , f 11 gh f, ' - ' x - - ' u., pf --an f 1 'K far- , ' 4 1 , 3 l '. . a N I TN 1 M' 'fx K 'Wa sl ev 45 ' Sd .1 wx Row I Row 2 Rau 3 1 V7 '5 Miry Ann Harper john H-nrt jerry H1stmgs Don1ld Herrmg Dons Hudson Glorn Isom H1ttne Jenkins Don ohnson Don1ld jones Jxmmne orden UloK1senurm P1tsy Knttrell amce Krumme Rosf.-m1rv Lawns Edward Lovett Audra M1ddmg P1tsy Mandern1cht Lurcne Matthesen Same gaftimed 70406 Gathermg wool l1ter1lly 1re 'agrxculturc Us fl 'V at u :Y students Roy Chrkston De1n Buntlcv h H i D P I Th r I Ron I john Mencfec Inrrv N4oonev,jerry Moore Jerry McCorkle on art 1m on ve esepuc Rou 2 CTISIII Mcflathern joyte McCov Conme Mcllvoy Kenneth McKee specxmens were used for class obscrxen tmn '53 1 .5 .2 new I 9 '-4 'S l '? Vi. J , - N 4 X K f. C0 ni ' -1 Z K ,- 1, ., . ,rj ,A N '57 nafnz Q 4 v 4 6 .-7 - .2 hX. L s T 'F Xa 'Ou 'D 4 A , ' 1- X f - 4' 4 Rau I Cl11re Newcomb Barham Newman, Don Nnx Davxd Odom Nellxe Orand Alxce Pangburn Ron Z Eugene Parnell Aureh Pendergraft James Pearce Shirley Peck Em1lyPomter Edward Pritchett Rou 3 jnmmv Prntchett Don zld Pyle jovce Ransom Lou Ellen Rushmg Vxva Russell Dorothy Sanders Me Otiefze mltefzed ,4ffecZam Rau I acquelme Sanford Sh-:ron Schultz C-nrolvn Seal Rosemary Sessnons Rau 2 lmmv Shell Wandi Singleton Mary Slaton David Smlth ,sa I Am t loxe grand snbhs Harvey Bran non 15 he turns on hxs clnrm to promote 1 c1ndw sale to Judy Harris much to the amusement of l11s co worker Norma Brooks 1 wig? -rj 6 'f-43? ...Q '97 In ,195 L ., , .L , ' l i Y 1 N '9 - E , I V 2: 1 Y L P 'V . 'v 1 V X, . v k g la' A X' ' 1 . .. - . , yn -, - ' : J ' . A , A , v - K .K A ' SJ' , , - ' 1 - , ' ' - A K V Y . 1 , 1 cf . .3 ' f r i 4.1 .sv . 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BELLAR BIRGE BISHOP 1 -1' BLAKE BOBBITT BRANOM BL RLESON BL RTON CANTRELL ABRAMS NORMA Honor Socnety Latm club umor play Unesco presndent EVA secre txry Red Cross Co edxtor Spartan Managmg Edxtor Sp1rt1n Shout 4 H v1ce president and Sw eetheart A t1ppell1 chonr Harmonettes re porter Sextet ALEXANDER JERRY FVA presxdent Spar tin Shout sports edxtor Sensor glass Student Counul representltnve Homeroom presldent Footbmll ALLEN YVOINNA Nhxed thorus FX A BARBER LEON 4 H Lluh Lltm club Grlddle club I V A BANKES BETTY Red Cross Pep tlub F V A BAIEMAN BILL Homtroom vute presxdent umor Homeroom presldent Scmor I:ootb'1ll Trlek O Club FV A Pledge monster Secre t1ry Wlrrxor Pep club BEQKER QAROLE Bowling., Le13.,ue president Pep elub Sp1rt1n Shout Sp1rt1n F V A u 10r plly Unueo presldent Student Councnl Lltm elub Honor Souety BELL JOAN A L1ppell1 tholr Melody Mlsses I: V A BELLAR I-RANK 'VIelodyM1sters Sergeant it 1I'I'HS BIRGE JACK OL C lreer Clmlc un1or play Spirtin Shout E W A Intramural basketball Bovslmg, Le13.,ue team captain BISHOP CAROL Honor Socnetv F V A BLAKE HAROLD B1nd EVA Golf Bowlmg Le1gue te1m c lptsun BOBBITT LEONARD I V A BRANOM BOB Splrtsm Shout Bowl1ng.,Le1gue I' V A BURLESON SHIRLEY Red Cross Pep club BURTON DON Splrtxn Shout sports edxtor Foothill Blskethill B1seb1ll OClub umor ly I- CANTRELL ANN Pep club Mxxed Chorus Hnrmoncttes 4-H club secretary Bowlmg Leng.,ue Student Council Spartan Shout F.X.A 1 1' rs-r COBB COLLARD CORDELL DAY DEAN COBB LAWRENCE Honor Society, Football Sparket Buddy FV A COLLARD BILLY Melody Masters Rotarnan CORDELI. DELBERT Football DAY LLOYD Football captain Basketb1ll capt-un O Club presndent vnce presxdent of Grxddle club Melody Masters, Homeroom presndent, Annual Kmg, Spartan Staff umor Rotarnn F V A DEAN LONNIE F V A DEASON LAVAUN Football, F V A DEGN GEORGE Spartan staff FVA Football DENNIS LOUIS Bowlmg League, Student Coqncxl DILLARD JAN Pep club Annual Queen, Bowlxng League, Spartan Shout staff Spartan staff Homeroom secretary Harmonettes, F V A ENNIS MELBA Sports, Spartan art edntor Jumor play FLEMING LARRY Industrml Arts club F V A Citizenship What student doesn t thrnll to the dxgmty and sol emnxty of the openmg of our assemblxes when the natxonal anthem and flag salute are given The manner nn whxch these seniors pledge 'allegiance to the flag xs evxdence of the good cxtxzerlshlp of whlch Southeast IS so proud DEA SON DEGN 'J' ENNIS DILLARD d 1 ENNIS FLEMING it '11 K -i Ji -Y 'ffl XV, V1 ' ' f.: '1- ff 1 . , ,, Q A. .Q KL ' if , ' 1 A ' - V w-.-1 A V 'swf , : ' , . , . . . p U : Y I ' , I - 4' 3 , 1 ', . . 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X .4 D I , ' If J... ,l yt X I, O O Q X X Nl , . . . - 1 Vi ' x ' x , , . l FLOWERS FRIDAY GODDARD HANSEN HAFFNER IIOWERS JILRRY IH X A IRIIJAY BILI IE Peptlub YN A GOUDARD IOYCL HANSILN RIHIXIIN P N A HAIFNLR PHXLI IS Mxxed chorus Melody Muses A t lpptlll tholr F V A HARRIS JIN1 Homeroom nu pruxdent Red Cross I N A Intr1mur1l blsketblll Bowlm-5, lelgue HARRIS KENNETH HART JACK Footblll Industrxll Arts club FVA HAYS BOBBY O Club Homeroom vnce presl dent Basketbull I' VA I'ootb1ll HELM BRYAN HEDRICK PAULA Pep dub cheerlender Junior Altrusan Sp1rt1n l'1yout editor, umor play, Red Cross president Footb'lll ueen Student Council F X A HICKS, LARRY Red Cross Bowlnng, Golf O Club F V A JAMES, HERSHEL Melody M1sters, Grlddle club F V Bowling., League Leadershlp Key men a Southeast are the unxor Rotarians Two of he year s slx are plctured above Jerry Al exander and Clendon Thomas are representatlves of the hlgh quahty of leadershxp developed here XVI h them are Shxrley Ram,ay, Quota club, and Paul Hedrxck, Jumor Altrusan 2 'I h V I X f 1 x - 4 7 1' ' Y ' ' ' V. ' 1 HARRIS, KAY: Spartan, Spartan Shout, F.V.A., y . , I : : , 'Q ' , , ' . , S. . ., I L . 1 : J ' ' .3 . , . Q. . J - Y A Q 5 , . V. . : , I 7 ' , . ..'.., . Y . ' 2 J ' ' . : ' ' ' . - T 'W ls. -B 1' .IOBE KISSELBURG E KISSELBURG G LAMB LANCASTER OBE KAYE Junior Representatlve Student Councnl, umor class tre1s urer umor play Honor Soclety, Spartfln business manager Pep club B1sketball Queen F V A KISSELBURG EUGENE KISSELBURG GERALDINE Pep club FVA Sports letterman Spar tan Shout Bowlmg League LAMB CHARLES Jumor class play jumor Rotarxan Spartan Shout sales manager Melody Masters Supermtendent of Schools for a ay LANCASTER PAT Melody Mxsses LAWSON HOMER Bowlmg League LEE JACK LEONARD CAROL Pep club Student Council F V A LOYD BOBBY Basebfnll Basketball FVA Splrtan Shout photog rapher, Jumor Rotarmn MANN PATSY Melody Mnsses, F V A MCLAUGHLIN CHRISTINE Red Cross Pep club trefmsurer Student Councxl, umor play Intra Cnty Student Counul F V A MORRISON VANN Bowlmg League, Griddle club F V A NEWCOMB ELAINE F V A Latm club Honor Socnety 5- 7 LAWSON LEE EONARD LOYD MANN McLAUGHLlN l l MORRISON NEWCOMB H PACK 'C' 'Y-fr' 5 FATE PRATT PRICE c as IT PARSONS PALMER PENNY PERRY PAC K NIAXIINE Pep dub pledge mmtress Hlr monettes Seuremry FY A PARSOINS JERRY Studnnt Council Griddle Llub Scnuor allss trnxsurer Yootblll O Club PAI VIER CHARLES Iootblll Blslxetblll Trunk Sugnu. Llub Bovslmg, ILILUC O C lub PENNY WAYNE Bind Rcd Cross F V A I riddle Llub PERRY MALRICE Mclodw Mute-rs EVA ,,,. ? PRICE H RAMSEY ROGERS 1 Ol T..-v :fd -...Q -'Y RUMINER RUSHING SCHULDT pn- -'Y' -o-7 SHEEHAN SHORES SMITH HODGES 'HARGARILT IPATILH Homeroom suremrx Iep club vnce prcsndcnt Demernt Ciptim umor pllv PRATT ROGER F V A PRICE CLYDENE Red Cross Mxxed chorus Hlrmonettes Pep club EVA PRICE HOXVARD Footh1llc1pt1m FVA RANISEY SHIRT EY Student Counul FX A Honor Sounty unc pruldent Bmd Vnu. prul dent unmr alles Splrtxn L0 Ldntor Mind C horus ROGERS BII L Presndent Scxenue dub RUMIINER JACKIE Pep dub Dc-mc-rxt C1ptun Red Cross F V A RLSHING HAROLD Bovsl1ngIc15.,ue Griddle Llub E V A SC HULDT WANDA Unesco SHEEHAIN SHIRLEY B1nd PVA Presldent NIIFCIIIIIQ., hind SHORES TOININIY F Y A SNIITH GEORGE Bovxlms., League sccremry SMITH G SMITH P SMITH GERALD SMITH PATSY Pep club FVA STRATTON DOSHA Melody Masses F V A Student Councnl SULLIVAN BENNY Vxce presndent A cappella chonr Vnce presndent Melody Masters F V A SWEARENGIN ZEE All school Cheerleader Student Councnl, Spart1n Shout edntor Presndent umor class, umc-r play Presndent Pep club Vnce presndent Semor class Delegate S A S C Spartan layout edntor Director Spartan Satxre F V A TATE W H Basketbflll Grlddle club Advertising manager Sp1rtan Shout Bowlmg League presldent Honor Society Student Councnl F V A l TAYLOR DON Hom Melody Masters presndent Student Council umor Rotarxan Vnce presn dent Umterl Choirs F V A eroom presndent Chmr Kmq Semor class presxdent TAYLOR ROSEMARY Pep club Student Council Bowlmg League FVA Achlefvement That day of days has finally arrnved' Carole Becker beams wnth pnde as Mr Grady presents her wntlm that long awaited dnploma E - - 1 ' v I , I , . . . , : , . . ., . 1 : 1 v , . . . , I . , 4 , J J - . , , . . . ., , . , . . . , . .I I , , . 4 1 ' 1 v 1 Z 9 .a y 9 :J v ' - , . . . s A v s x 1 l STRATTON SULLIVAN B SULLIVAN H THOMAS THOMPSON TILLMAN WERNFR WILSON WILLIAMS D WILLIAMS K WILLIAMS H WILLIAMS S MITCHELL THOMAS CLENDON Football captam,Runner up Back of the Year, Basketball captaxn, Baseball, Track, Secretary O club THOMPSON EARLENE Orchestra, Secretary TILLMAN LOYETTE FVA WERNER CECIL Football WILSON CAROLYN Red Cross, Sports, Student Councnl Pep club, Cheerleader, F V A WILLIAMS DON Griddle club, F V A WILLIAMS KENNETH Student Councxl presldent, Junlor play, Vice president F V A Honor Socxety, Spartan sports edntor WILLIAMS HELEN F V A MITCHELL RAMONA Pep club, Honor Socxety, Red Cross, F V A IN MEMORIAM Mmyon Norton For three years at Southeast a sweet lovable gxrl strolled through the halls, sharmg nn the joy and fun whxch IS typxcal of our hfe here ! She partlcxpated 1n many of our actxvntxes She held offnce in our gxrls pep club and played the leadmg role m last year s jumor play Her character and personalxty were mspxratxonal to all who knew her But a fall from a horse August 3 1953, at Falls Creek, cut short thxs young gxrl's happy life, and Mmyon Norton Wlll not be a part of the grad uatmg class of '54 w 1 Z a 5 . ' , : . 3 : . Y , : ' . . . , : . . . . , : . . . WILLIAMS, SUE: F.V.A. , 2 ' . . . 1 I U. .T W . V , . . ewmqfcgkafqf 4 is nr I? G A wealth of treasures was opened to us by the keys of scholarshnp, Cltl zensh1p,leadersl11p and servnce The doorways we entered led to recog nntxon of our achleve ments 'S KENNETH WILLIAMS LAWRENCE COBB JACK BIRGE Fxrst Letzexser Award Second Letzenser Award Tlnrd Letzenser Award Honor Socxety Award Amencan Legxon Award Sears Roebuck Scholarslnp vvavi sf NORMA ABRAMS ELAINE NEWCOMB SHIRLEY RAMSEY CECIL WERNER First Letzenser Award Second Letzenser Award Thxrd Letzenser Award Capxtol Hull Chamber of Phn Beta Kappa Award Hnstory Department Award Capitol H111 Chamber of Commerce Award Honor Socxety Award Commeg-gg Awgrd D A R Cxtnzenshxp Award Sigma Alpha Iota Musxc Award 1 lil l I9 -f HOMER LAWSON PAULA HEDRICK ZEE SWEARENGIN CLENDON THOMAS Cnvltan Award Amerncan Legion Award Journalism Award Most Outstanding Athlete I ' h 4 ' J 'Q -. -J l , W. . . .- ,4 - . - ,A il Fi 'Q M x fi y .X . 2 41 nf' 1 li Q -I '3 ' ' 3 4 ff B V rc A 5 ' D 4 -av' Q . H f I F Tl TT? CARLENE UHLS KAY DAY EDWARD BATES SARAH WHITE ROY BEAVERS Pro-American Essay Spanish Award junior High American Junior High American Gaylord Science Award Contest, City Winner Legion Award Legion Award Ninth Grade - . Q g if g a R S as ,Qi 4 3 We ,Da 5 Q V if . X A N Q 5 x g - I is .71 .L W, L, MARNEY JOHN PRICHARD CAROL DANNY BARTON Letzeiger Art Award, Buttram Ol'3C0l'iC3l PORTERFIELD Braniff SPE6Cil Ninth Grade Award, D.A.R. Citizenship Award Achievement Award, Ninth Grade Ninth Grade Ninth Grade Added interest and care were given us by our sen- ior class sponsors, Miss Anita Gill, Mr. Everett Semrad and Mrs. Rikki Handy. Through their able guidance, we reached that all-important oc- A' I, casion, graduation, which they directed with pre- CIIICD. 1,14 DORENE MEYERS MARLENE CRAIN DORTHA COBB Sigma Alpha Iota Music D.A.R. American Historyjane Ann Slaughter Speech Award, Ninth Grade Award, Eighth Grade Award, Seventh Grade we 3 il W Mun-V.-,,, 3 71' ,QVAJQ s.,,,. ,po . 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