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

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TIME for a cool change! ' 1 ' ' ' d w. . DI?I:I',IT HER WAY - Rhonda Sexton creates her own miniature skating rink. fsee left p o o K K E t W. ..,. . ., it 9 ,- . . A ai gl. . i i Q 4 ' 3241 , 7 -' 4 'LU 'Q A . Ls Y., ,e .V gf , .. 'i.? f?1' in . ' i ' '-W4 -Q v : .,:,a4:9fi,, ' . X L , i ' LW i . A d tttt A gg d, as -s .av I if 1. WHAT A MIRACLE - Junior Lisa Hight finds that talking with her eyes closed isn't so hard after all.

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PARADISE ALLEY? - Maybe not, but despite the littered lawn, this is a common place for students to gather AMONG THE SCENIC BEAUTY OF THE ANNEXES Kim McCann, Karla Blair, Carl Borgfield and Cheryl Fredrick find a DIGOSCIDT place to DGSS Tll'T19, Looking Beneath The Surface What is this space we call our school? is it just a place where we come to coexist for 6 M hours a day, five days a week? Or, does it have a special purpose? Someone on the street passing by Southeast might consider it just an- other high school. Viewing the tat- tered Spartan Sign and the littered lawn it is very easy to get the wrong impression about what there is on inside, simply from what there is on the outside. But you should not, as it is so often said, ujudge a book by its cover. The students, teachers and ad- ministrators here know what it is that makes this our own space : it is the caring and closeness of the people who spend so much of their time in this space. Southeast is more than just walls and windows. This is a very special place where each of us come to pursue our goals - educational or professional . Sometimes we take for granted the people and the things which surround us everyday. That is why every once in awhile it is important to step back, just to get a closer look.

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TAKIN' LIFE EASY - KenneTh Henry, and Maxine and Denise Cade. X z GOING OFF THE DEEP END - While Greg Fryar QcenTerj discovers he has nine fingers, Jerry Mollfor, Mike McBride and Brenf Avery wonder jusT how sane he is. A FRIEND INDEED - ls dog jusf man's best friend? Sandy Belden doesn'T Think so. . AWAY FROM THE WORLD, finding a mo- meni of solifary peace is David Nix. -Qi .INDIUIDUHLITY vs. GROUPHLlTY The Times of Today puT much em- phasis on singular acTiviTies. Gradually, people are leaning Toward Things which do noT require group parTicipa- Tion. WiTh The inTroducTion of ad- vanced video-audio equipmenr and complex compuTer games people are more inclined To spend Time away from socieTy. This way of life has affecTed some high school sTudenTs, buT noT all of Them. Of course, There are Two sides To The siTuaTion. One side is represenTed by Those who choose To go Their sepa- raTe ways, and feel less of a need To belong To a group or organizaTion. The oTher side consisTs of Those who find iT easier To indenTify wiTh groups and feel more comforiable being a parT of someThing. . However people choose To spend Their Time, alone or wiTh oThers, iT should be Their own decision. Obviously There is greaTer saTisfac- Tion in sTaTing l am my own person raTher Than asking The quesTion, Do I really belong?