Southeastern High School - Aryan Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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if f J X AW a A f N 1010 ,g 5 Z 6.21 two Qi QQ f eff? c ff! i nf!! fzf 42 M M! jf - WW M ' f ? Z Foreword The Senior Class of nineteen htmdred fifty-eight presents a record of its final year at Southeastern High School. Through- out the pages of this book the hour glass represents the passage of a wonderful year of memories. As we watch the grains of sand steadily fall, we realize that we are bringing to a close a most enjoyable chap- ter of our lives. Although we regret see- ing the sand motmt in the bottom of the hour glass, we know that each grain represents an hour of learning, a cherished friendship, or an evening of enjoyment. 1.3