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

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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

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'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

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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