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

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Blueprlhislflwere 'drawn and work be- gan. Some students found their interests led them to Foster Estes for vocational courses. Others looked to business courses to prepare them for the world of work. And college-bound students lm- mersed themselves in advanced place- ment courses, college testing and finan- cial aid applications. ln each course. the long haul through academic study started. And this school year found the academic atmosphere much stronger than in the past. Students seemed a bit more eager about learn- ing. They seemed to understand that with their course work. they were Laying A Firm Foundation 6 if , 5 1 i so ti 'nf -Vile s f a I 55 l F 5 f I ll f 5 f 5 ,l 3 Lil -of -2-FT ?? ?f7 QW V? Tir w-W 'TM if is

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Opposite page, top: Overlooking Shields Blvd., The Southeast mar- quee tells passersby they've found the home of the Spartans. Bottom: Cheri Fannon, Fonteno Jackson and Georgana Ferrell enjoy being un- derclassmen. This page, top left: Terry Rogers discusses the next play during a freshman football game. Right: Kathy Barnett ponders the meaning of life at the Capitol Hill football game. Bottom: Rodney Mines, AJ. Johnson and Guy Keenan discuss where they are go- ing affer the dance. -.x , -K fir i a- i, lr

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X X , 11'1 snr,w,w,,,wl'wl sn w ' 1- , H ' Wwggwww W Opposrre page top Consclemlous freshman organizes her locker as the school year begins Lower lefr Klm Sites and Vlckr Clark take o time-our ,whlle Vance- Campbell continues to xwork. Lower righr: Becky Dill and Mqrln Snnw :hm 'be- , an flzif. 9' fore the firsr bell. but Betty Loy dues lost minute studying for Mr. Knlghfs rest. This page, upper feff: T. J. Les- cellus listens os Sally Allen quizzes Ginn Cummings! before closr, Upper light? Mr. Glen Holcomb answers cr barrage of questions from eager freshmen. Middle: The problems of accounting puzzle Shawna Mlnnrcl. Borrom: Bruce Carver works diligent- ly ro flnlsh his assignment ln class.