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

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'D 255' Tj Table of Contents I Settzng our leaders our school e classwork the homework that mterferred wnth social lufe t e molders of our Irves II Characters our pals maybe a stranger or two the people we drd thmgs wuth and to our compatrlots just people III Plot the aroups we belonqed to where we planned and shared the socral late that nnterferred with homework where we learned to do things and helped others and were helped IV Local Color the teams the happy vrctorles the sad defeats the cheers we yelled her mapesty s hnghness the brams S.. C , ...th ,J ' 1 I ' h ,, ..., , K it ui . 1 I fini. ' 'fl . lx, , n f I ' ...hi I - ' ' .Mus

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Tim 11 our stmjy Luke a novel our yearbook has a story to tell Thus volume Is about us the flrst class to ao all thc way at Southeast Frorn our enrollvna tn l95O untul now l956 we have watched a school arow lt has been our school In that wc have bccn lucky enouah to have had a hand n establushlna the tradutlons that are now part of Southeast But we are happy that we were able to be the ones who began many thunas Some were planned sonwc accudental We are not aolna to tell you whlch were whlch because we are not always sure and besldes wc reserve for ourselves the ruaht to appear brlllxant lt secrns luke we have always been qettlnq up an the mornunq and puttuna ln most of our day here Yet ut has been rnly sux wonderful years Wonderful most of the tame sometumes sad Sornetvrnes wc hurt each other but we Iearnc d about Info and people here Southeast has been our way of lnfe for sux years and now ut lS endlna Wc have trlecl to aet thlna :ff to a good start Now It ts upto you future students to go on from hcre to kccp fc r Southeast the name we are so proud of We are approachuna the last chapter and somehow hate to turn the paae But our story as enduna and lufe at Southeast as going on And like the novel we spelse about, thus last effort of ours IS presented rn four parts Thc re lS the settlnq, which furnlshes background for the story welre crcatung, the characters whose OfllC7l'lS form the surface of the narrative 'The plot reveals the nnteractton of the characters and thelr envlronment whlle the local color rs luke sparklung adlec trves qryrna body to the story But thus ns our story Thus IS the way lt was we can't change nt We hope you luke at -4 I O O I 0 .1 lt K rf ll 1 S f by me l RE X trrs 1 X ses - . t X I

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This Is 0u1'S01j1 . .. The hallowed halls ot Southeast . . . not ivy covered, there hasn't been time tor ivy to grow . . our home away from home where our parents happily sent us each day . . except Saturday when we slept . . we tramped in mud and once in awhile snow , . talked and ran to lunch when the tearhers weren't looking . , . and found out that some of our teachers knew almost as much as we did . . we complained when we were bored, when we thought this would never end , . but as we get closer to the end and are about to be tossed to the cold cruel world . . our tearhers seem human, very human . , . and maybe they were right , , . to ourselves it beains to look that way . A , but Southeast will live for us, not as brick and steel but as a retuae that tried, many times in spite of ourselves, to show that lite was good and that we were steooina out on the threshold ot a new world , . from these hallowed halls. . . This is how we looked when this story beaan, ROW l, Steddum, Carter, Campbell, Smith, Hood, Souls, Hart, Rea, McDonald, ROW 2: Bartlett, Perry, Waters, Stallard, Carter, Friday, Worst, Williams, Johnson, Pangburn, Cott' man ROW 3: Mr. Kina, McArthur, Trull, Moore, Robert- son, Barton, Kilmer, Fulton, Stout Setting