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

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: A Ddy ln ' I The Lite ' To understdnd completely thel Iomount of time students spend on grooming, we followed lvlelisso Bosinl 'through dn dveroge doy of getting reody for school. I I 5:30 d.m. Aldrm rings. lvlelisso stumbles out of bed. I 5:40. Tokes shower. I 6:00. Blow dries hdir 6:20. Rolls hdir in electric rollers. I I 6:30 Puts on bose, eyeliner, dnd mdscdrd underneoth eyes. I I 6:40. Puts on white ond three shodes of brown eye shddow. I I 6:50. Puts eyeliner ond mdscdrd on eye lids. I 7:00. Tdkes out electric rollers. 7:45. Re-blow dries hdir to get' 'some of the curl out. Sprdys on Enjoli cologne. Melissa sdid thot she usudlly spends I Pnimvme wma A Pick: Colvin Perry fixes his noir with Q pick. 'GT 'gm on hour Gnd 45 mmmes pre' I - - -, pdring for school every ddy. FANCY FINGERNAILS: Sherri Coldwell polishes her ndils during cldss. . .5 iff? 11 iff: I I if f fzi I LOOKIN' GOOD: Melissa Bosin puts on moscdro skillfully with the use of Q mirror. 1 1 1 T 1 T 1 1 1 Z

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Making The Grand Entrance Preparing to make a grand en- trance through Southeast's steel doors almost every morning before 8:00 a.m. is neither an easy nor an inexpensive task. For many girls, it means blow drying their hair with S20 blow dryers, curling their hair with S25 electric rollers and putting on a variety of cosmetics such as blush, eye shadow, mascara, pow- der, and lip gloss. Lisa Jobe explained why she went to such pains to look attractive. I think people think l'm a slob, if I don't make an effort, and I don't want people to think that. For boys, grooming is less expen- sive, although many boys use blow dryers and go to hair stylists instead of barbers. in our own space, grooming is in- deed important to both sexes. I think it's just human nature, be- cause a person wants to look his best. People seem to be friendlier to attractive people, said senior Ken- ny Bellew. Whether people are friendlier to those who remember to take a bath, to pick or comb their hair, and to use cologne, Norma Besaw isn't sure. lf you look nice what can they say about your looks, but if you have a bad personality, that knocks it all out. ln any case, most students spend innumerable hours grooming them- selves for that grand entrance into their own space. CYNDY OVERSTREET GOES ON A DATE WITH MR. BUBBLES: Cyndy Overstreet enjoys taking bubbles baths. SCHIZOPHRENIA: Les Louthan looks at his reflection in the mirror as he combs his hair.

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TalenT: Devouring Sauare Marbles TalenT is one Thing we all have: some people have more Than oTh- ers, buT all of us have a measure of iT. IT may be TalenT in music, acTing, or aThleTics, Or maybe iT's a human relaTions TalenT, like making friends or making oTher people smile. Then There are TalenTed dancers and people wiTh more specialized Tal- enTs, like devouring square marbles while sTanding on one's head. Some people have masTered The arT of sTicking herds of Texas frogs To The ceiling wiTh ear wax, or geTTing Them all drunk and painTing Them blue and gluing brighT pink ping- pong balls all over Their bodies. So TaIenT varies, and iT indeed does Take all kinds of people To make The world go round. ,W W few- vga: f- W m fififlii . T BLOW POWER: Jamie Wilson pracTices playing The Trombone. HEADS UP: Janice Newton dem- onsTraTes a gymnasTic flip. GRANDADDY LONG LEGS: Shawn Reed demonsTraTes his skill aT KaraTe.