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

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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