South High School - Sabre Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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fi , 'ws rl .Wg Q ,Q we ist 15.5 5 egg! sail Gove colonels key to better expression Whether through English composition classes, drama, World literature, speech, debate, or journalism, the language arts department sharpened Colonels' ability to express them- selves. Through the time and ideas donated by our language arts teachers, students were encouraged to succeed, either in their English classes or in special challenges such as debates or plays. The 1965-1966 school year was the second year for South High's literary magazine, the HSavant,', in which every Colonel could have been a participant. To aid Colonels in any of the language arts, the library provided a Wide range of outside resources. john Haymaker, Kansas State- College of Pittsburg, B.S.. Wichita State lfniversity, Mft: English Literature, English lll, IV: Savant. Karen Pyles, Wichita State llnivcrsity, BA., l niversity of Kansas, Nl.-X.: English ll, Drama l. ll. Study Hall: Plan- tation Players, National Thesf pians, Drama Director. Q Q 3 A K K O O 1 KZ!!! : 3 V O Q 1 . t .',f.' i ' x .. t ,':tr i3i '- A f f' S .Sym 6 . Mrs. Bernice Pender, Kan- sas State College of Pittsburg, l,ll,Debate:National Forensic NB.: English II, lY: Senior League. Class. Dennis Wright, Wichita State lhivcrsity, B..-X.: Speech Q7-V Dieter Daub, Wichita State llniversity, BA., lfniversity of Patricia Story, Oklahoma College ol' Fine Arts, Kansas. Nl..-L: German L ll, llniversity ol' Oklahoma, lNl.pX.: Ill, Language Arts tloordj- English III. English Composi- nator: German Club. film- i XJ 3 'taxi til' A CANDID camera captured unsuspecting students intent on completing their daily assignments.

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'7W 'f'-rr'-rw 2 4 ,, ,gf ...Aa,...r., N. 5 ' fl: f 53,5 7 ,WMMM l Mrs. Flossie Robbins, 'Z ll ITl8lI'OIl. 1 umm, Gladys Denny, cafeteria Kenny Kisner, head cus- manager. todian. 'Hliiff , figs? A ,Q Service Stott Kept school shiningg fed hungry student body The responsibility of maintaining a neat and orderly building in addition to keeping the grounds clean and attractive throughout the year was a full time job for the service staff at South. Another important part of school service, the cafeteria staff was not idle. Supplying our student body with a balanced diet required endless hours of preparation and planning. The excellent work done by the service staff made Colonels take pride in the appearance of their school. lr' X CUSTODIANS-Bottom Row: Herbert Marshall, Carl Baird, Harvey Ruhl, Kenny Kisner, Ed Blue. Top Row: Lewis Bole, Robert Hilger, Arthur Blue, Herman Balzer, lim Nelson. .,l. ,ii . is ., CAFETERIA STAFF-Bottom Row: Hazel Baker, Grace Wallace, Julia Vanderheiden, Doris Shields, Doris Simpson, Lena Bennett Ozia Maple, Jessie Geary, Lucille Beaver. Jessie Donalson, Nlaudie Bessie Woods. Grace Hutchinson. Albert Starbuck- Woodward, Gladys Denny. Top Row: Violet Bailey, Gertrude Penix

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gg. DWIGHT SCHULKE and Ron Smetana organized material in preparation for an important debate tournament. Mrs. Betty Dillon, Wir-hita State University, B. LX.: lfiiglisli Il, Ill: junior Class. 3, H- Nislmifnl ,V Y., Mrs. Alice Anderson, Mm-- Plierson fiullt-ge. BA.: English II. lll: Future Tear-hers. it aP.f ,b,Q t,,r'ii Q Susanne Shaw, University of Kansas, B.S.: lfngilisli ll, .lnurnalism l. II: Sabre. Snutherner. Mrs. Lillian Baldwin, tlnln- ratln State College. li..-X.: English lll, IY, World l,it1'ratnrc-. Robert Crow, Kansas State University, l-LS.. NLS.: Plnglisli lll: Student lloverinm-iit. 23 Margaret Oliver, Kansas State College ofl,ittsl1urg1,ll.S., M.S., lniversity of Denver. l'l.S. in l..S.: Librarian iiuurtliriatorl Biblionauts. Mrs. Dorothy Knight, Illinois State University, li.S., Kansas State Teachers College of lfmporia, NLS.: Lilirarianz Hihlionauts.