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

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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?

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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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I v 1 J 1 I a o w I-y , ?4' 'Pw '11 Honor Society officers spent a lot of time planning for the initiation of new members March 12. Melanie Hallock, secretary-treasurer, Don Crews, vice presidentp and Saundra Wright, president, pause over a Latin assignment to discuss plans. I - ,- 9 1 Dont tell me youre still afraid LeeAnn' Bill Rhodes and LeeAnn Bridges review the Junior Play I Was A Teenage Dracula as props are finally returned to the costume shop Profits from the November 21 production helped luniors finance the Prom ' ' , f4f4!l4Q4 'Fe fl- f A staircase of beauties brightened our basketball homecoming OK, team, let's hustle! Spartan basketballers never looked better as as Sherel Hunter was crowned queen. Attendants were Pat Carolyn Connelly, Marybelle Colclasure, Jean Rivas, Marian Grissom, Judy Wood, Janet Callum, Sherian Bailey, and Clydine Cornett. Hollis, and Marilyn Reeves donned their basketball togs for an assembly skit. I0