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

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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?

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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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SANLVTYM. WHAT SANITY? A person could come To SouTh- edsT GS d freshmdn wiTh neorly dll of hisfher marbles inTocT. COf course There ore some whose phones ore compleTely off The hook from The very beginninglj YeT chonces ore ThoT ofTer four yedrs of exposure To ThoT dreddful disecise 'iSporTon Hys- Terio There is liTTle or no hope of ony exisTing soniTy. UnforTunoTely, no one is ToTdIly im- mune. This hos been Termed ds d highly conTogious disedse wiTh vor- ious sympToms: unconTrolloble gig- gling fiTs, fodming dT The mouTh, sud- den ouTbredks of weirdness, ond o Tendency To embdrrdss oneself in public by pulling ouT vdrious body hdirs. LdTely The epidemic hos become wide-spredd dmong The sTudenTs here. Teochers, ddminisTroTors, even veTerindridns don'T quiTe know how To comboT iT. WhoT They do know is ThoT iT seems To dffecT only These prone To wedring blue ond whiTe cloThing. Hopes of d cure ore noT yeT in sighT. So for now The only Thing ThoT These severely sTricken SporTons con do is cope wiTh Their mddness while The resT of us preTend ThoT everyThing is normcil. If by chdnce you hdppen To see some crdzed sTudenT running up ond down The hdll, fooming QT The mouTh ond screoming, 'l'm d SporTdn, ond l'm noT going To Tdke iT dnymore! jusT ignore iT . . . They probcibly hdven'T hdd Their shoTs yeT. A CLASSIC EXAMPLE OF HSPARTAN HYSTERIA is MO Morris's fCJScin0TiOr1 wifh The bdck of Ann Jew's heod. ADULTS GET IT TOOI - Mr. Willidm Jernigon ciTTcicks 4980 grddudTe Corlos Code Which is wiTnessed by STeve Frozier ond Verdee Jones. in ' - I BEYOND CONTROL - Here iT is shown ThoT The IoTTer sToges of SporTon HysTerid con be rdTher unsighTly.