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

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ll will WW ii' MISS ELIZABETH STALEY MRS PAT BARBER Head of Enalnsh Department Engllsh Speech Latin Doulvlc doulnle toll and trou e r lmllrn and Caul ron bubble The thrae witches of Marheth rome ahve n sensor classroom dramatlzatlons MRS CHARLOTTE WOLFE English 5 'Nl And now, rlass turn to page 49 Marlnell Whute ETA member, practuces on an enghth grade Engllsh class 'sf , 4 41 MR R L BE RY MRS MARY E BURDETTE English Tennis Coach Englnsh Journal: nw MRS HAZEL CARSON Mlx BOB CONDREN Engllsh Engllsh Football Coach The Mastery of Language Work In Enqlush as vvtal to our progress un other tnelds The past us lanked, through the study of literature, social customs and words, to the present, wuth nts necessutues of both oral and written eornmanueatnon Latun and Spanush Classes serve as an lntroductuon to other cultures and cultwate a broadening hornzan Los senorftas bonutas comen la comuda espanola as thev chatter nn MRS VELMA HOpFMAN MRS JEAN ROBBINS espanol at El Charrlto s Jo Ellen Lord Connue Thomas Mary Love Enghsh Enqllsh SONG' Studies and Horrlene Hart consult the menu 15- . M'NW M M , Wlll NW' ,,l, 'llflwr 'N' ,M l lt M N 'l'lll: ,'M'lllL ' 'Ml tl'Xll l tllw l'l P,X lllW J1l tbl W Xl-'X xv gl-Cllr M a lll l- lrdfl , Arla t -no t . t. .W , tx V A X E ' N l K -' 4. eu l ,. f ix we rl' , U Q 'J .M X X t 'X 'v t 5 all I 'I l l V X it , W t 2 ll , I I A mtl: 'J . 1 G . -gif, fl I V K K Q t 1 t 0 n ,N . , . R . . hl ., Eu 4- d A i . i , Y Rr' ' . ff . 9 , 'J ' '4' , x 'Lff -I W ' Ng X . . .

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Q1 MR. L. B. ooLAn MR. steve HOLLAND ,X Qi? My Social Studies Social Studies Mft' Hx, X xl, GJ l. 4 qw A X x And for Social Rcsponsibilit . The story of man's MRS. MARJORIE ALLEN Head of Social Studies Dept, MR. BABE MITCHELL Civics, Social Studies sl l social growth is essen- tial to intelligent citi- zenship. Teaching more about the var- ious nations and their contributions through the years wasthe main purpose of the social studies department. The History club discusses current events. Robin Knox addresses Don Cobb, Gene Link, Dan Blanch- ard and sponsors Mr. Semrad and Mr Holland A practical lesson in American History was learned by Mrs. Allen's 35 World Problems students when they journeyed to Washington, D. C. March 29. This ten-day trip culminated six months of money rais- ing projects ranging from rummage sales to TV. raffles. Charles Griffith, Joan Patton, Barbara Rea and Rex Travis sent greetings to the kids at home from in front of the Capitol Building. Www, VXM, mu MRS. ANNA NELSON MR EVERETT SEMRAD World History, Social Studies, Social Studies Agriculture

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i lus Skillful ,g Kuo W-how U' A. , t, - , gm MRS. BERTIE ANNE MRS. JOY LITTLE MR EUGENE DIPBOYE HAWTHORN Physical Education Physical Education Head of Girls Physical Education Dept, .W Some physical education activity tor every SE student is the goal ot the physical education department. Fair play and good sportsmanship is stressed. What a shock we got the morning of January the seven o clock news informed us ot the tour alarm fire in SE s shop room Phil Vauahter was one ot the many curious siqhtseers ot the S525 OOO tire MR ROSS NICHOLS Drivers Training Woodwork These two guys onthe stairs are looking good before they leap D Y Frances Weaver who cele brated her fourth birthday Feb ruary 29 David Bennett and Bill Coatney have Fran hemmed Mr Snyder devised a gem tumbler machine for Mr Powell s creative jewelry class lt is the only one in the city s schools Stones are placed in the compor ment for several weeks after which they come out polished and bright MR FRANK SNYDER Metalwor Boys who are ambi- tious to become engi- neers, architects, me- chanics, drattsmen or cabinet makerschoose industrial arts elec- tives. Drivers training prepares students tor license tests and em- phasizes satety rules. MR MARVIN SHIELDS Mechanical Drawing Printing Photography MR FRED HOLLOWAY Woodwork V3 . . I - . I Q . Ti k 4 I . -at SE's only lea year bab , l' ' in,