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nel 5 935 42930193 gs? i L 1 1 Opposite page. Top: The Pep Club officers seem to have put on a few pounds over the summer. Left: Kim Alabaster and Candy Hardin discuss the latest issues. Right: Members of the Senior class unite to form a human pyramid. This page. Upper left: The cheer- leaders find something funny. Up- per right: Paula Gates peruses the social. Middle left: Randy Dreeden and Jeff Reese stuff their faces at the ice cream social. Middle fight: Lisa South, Sonya Floyd, Shelly Hearn, Yvonne Rodriguez and Ann Left enjoy a skit. Bottom: The crowd lines up for ice cream.
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Ice Cream Launches New School Year Every year, about one week before school classes commence, Southeast holds an Ice Cream Social. The social is meant to get freshmen acquainted with the school under relaxed circumstances, and also to get old classmates together before the hustle and bustle of school begins Cnot to mention pigging out on ice cream.D Traditionally, the ice cream social has two main attractions: the building of the senior pyramid, and cheers by the new cheerleaders. A look of astonishment came over many faces when the so-called new cheerleaders made their entrance. In walked seven girls Call of whom must have weighed at least 250 big onesh wearing tattered sweat suits and munching on junk food. They started to cheer, . . And what about . . . a FOOD shout! . . . cookies, cookies, cook- ies, cookies, chips, chips, chips, chips ? I aa, -1 , X 'M' ...,,.,w. .M ,........--..-- f ..i , ,H t NP-:V 1, wi-f' A r e l
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Muncha - Buncha Luncha Where should we eat today? How does Hardee's sound? Let's go to the store. Flodell's sounds good. These were just a few of the conversations heard just about 11:40 A.M. every day during the school week. Lunch was a very important time of day. lt provided a little escape from school and book work, and allowed a little time to relax and get away from it all. The lunch schedule was changed drastically this year. The new principal. Mr. Robin Gaston, decided that a com- bined lunch period, rather than two sep- arate lunches, would be better for Southeast. When asked why he made such a decision, Mr. Gaston replied, I feel that it creates a much better atmosphere in the school during 4th hour. With sepa- rate lunches, the second lunch students, especially when it's cold out, create too much noise and make it difficult for the first lunch students to concentrate on their work. u
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