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

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Z, it ...ai iii The strains of Stardust and Our Buddy mingled January 19 as Sherel Hunter, pep club president, crowned Tommy Yeargain Sparket Buddy. Wu, eww 2: Shades of the roaring twenties! Or is it the gay nineties? Soni Pound com- bines the headache band of mother's day with the long socks that grand- mother might have worn to emerge a perfect 1959 fashion plate. Pretty sharp, huh? Darlene Pratt and Harold Stansberry admire their creation while Ronnie Wright and Cassie D'Elia add the finishing touches. Snowmen suddenly received a big boost in population with the winter's first snowfall. A little mutual admiration was in order when iunior high lettermen received their new letter iackets. Officers of the newly organized O Club, Mark Hoffman, vice president, Paul Cobb, presidentp and Ronnie Wright, secretary, get to- gether for a gabfest on the patio. WINTER . . . The first blasts of the north wind sent us scurrying indoors to baskeball games . . . We want a basket! . . . the first snow storm covers the ground with a blanket of white . . . Hey, who threw that snowball? . . . slip, slide, and sometimes skate describe our first trip to the ice rink . . . the Christmas season envelopes SE in a spirit of friendship and gaiety . . , the New Year finds us in the midst of a holiday whirl . . . Charlie Weaver and Tom Dooley Icom- plete with knife and ropel both visit our Student Council campaign assembly . . .January i9 found our gym transformed into a fairyland of pink clouds and stars . . . The Buddy is- . . . and everyone from the mascots to the last Sparket squealed while Sherel crowned Tommy . . . and so with more games, assemblies, and even a little studying for semester exams, the winter season continues. 4i.7l'u:., ,, I

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Grading papers must not always be a boring cltore, because Mrs. Caswell and Mrs, Reynolds seern to be eriioying themselves in an after sclvool get- togetlwer in the teaclvers' lounge. Assemblies of all kinds helped promote culture as well as entertainment among SE students. tdewdal Getrng 'Pe inside scoop on net.-.s at SE are Shout Reporters VIrginEa Perry and David Clark. Tlwls duet cpeeed the paper staff asservbly In the fall,

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Geometry took on a special meaning in Mrs, Baker's classes during the Christmas season. Don Crews adds the finishing touches to the Christmas tree decorated with geometric ornaments constructed by the students. ' I I tr ' ,- 5' A I .,E , , , f I J F7 R U' M AN. f. M mf-ew H,.f',f,-Q ,..' r,o.t sr Ctrj n xx: I A Keith Terry, impersonating Charlie Weaver of the Jack Parr show, enlivened our Student Council campaign assembly January 9 as he went all out for Charles Bogie, senior repre- sentative, Davie Clark, representing SE in city conpetition, was crowned King cf the lnkslinger's Ball January I7 at John Marshall. After a surprise announcement, David and Queen Linda Frensley, Harding, reigned over the dance, attended by City iournalists, g '24 Coach and star player get together following a special assembly honoring 'he coach. Mr. Dean Choate, SE toot- ball coach, presented Don Trull, SE all-stater, a cer- tificate of honorable mention from the Teen Magazine Highschool All-American, and a few weeks later Don was able to turn the tables by presenting Mr. Choate with a trophy for being selected City Highschool Coach of the Year by city coaches. qfnx. fi' l 37?