South High School - Sabre Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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sf --. ' If it an '9 W Mrs. Karen Peilz, lllilillllllllil Slate llniversily, US.: Business liaw. Business 'lI'llllIIlt'llC'. M'- vuunting: Senior Class. DICTATION HELPED Sl'l0I'th3Hd Sll1dCIllS to iI'lCfC3SC TYPINU SKILLS often rescued students from endless their Speed- hours spent on written assignments. 1 ft? Q 7535? ' -if an u , LISTEI i FOR T BEL! 'Nw M 'lm Mrs. Lovelta Russell,Wic'hi4 John Pole, Nlr-Plierson Cul- Elsie Olson, Ottawa lnivpr. ta State lfniversity, KA.: lege. HS., Uklalionia State sity. .-XB., Denver lniversity, Offit-e l'raCtiCe,Sec'retarial lfniversity, NLS.: Uffim- Nl.B..X.: Sl:llCSIIlLlIlSlllll, Busi- Training: Olive l'raCti4-e Club. NIHi'lllI1i S l, ll. msgs tlinnmuniq-atitms: ,luniur lied Cross. 27 Cordon Morse, Southwes- tern State' College. HS., Central State College, Nl.X.: Business .'lI'llllIHf'llC. Bunk- lil'l'IllIlQL ,-X, Typing l: Senior Class.

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fs, it Kimi?-35352352 Trained students for commercial careers Colonels prepared for future work or for additional business training after graduation through courses ranging from basic business to bookkeeping and accounting. With the guidance of qualified teachers, students made use of their daily learning activities. While preparing stu- dents for the future commercial World, typing, secretarial training, office machines, and short- hand aided students in developing trade skills. With the opportunity of on-the-job training in office practice and distributive education, am- bitious Colonels gained experience and earned pay while learning business techniques. Gordon Prieb, Kansas State Teachers College of Emporia, B.S., NLS.: Typing I, ll: Busi- ness Coordinator: Proctors. Darvin Wilson, Wichita State University, B..-X., KLA.: Short- hand, Business Communica- tions. James Cather, Kansas State Teachers College of Emporia, B.S.: Distributive Education, Business Survey: Distributive Education Club, Gene Lee, Karisas State Col- lege of Pittsburg, B.S., M.S.: Bookeeping, Basie Business: Lounge Committee. ,A,, as ,. tv 'xx ll 5 Q if - M 1 ' -2 . 5 . Y .H U - ff we A COLORFUL display of assorted glassware was arranged by Donna Lamb and Judy Doyle for distributive education

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Social Science Guided future leaders of democracy While studying the past and its effect on the present, social studies students prepared for the future. United States history, a required course for juniors, gave Colonels a background of the country in which they live. In government classes, students learned to be responsible citizens and to realize future civic duties. World history and international relations familiarized students with backgrounds and governments of foreign countries. The objective of the social studies department was to provide students with a knowledge of their country's freedoms so that they were able to enjoy their rights and privileges to the fullest extent. Albert Ahlstrom, Kansas State Teachers College of Emporia, B.S., Wichita State University, lVI.S.3 U.S. History, U.S. Govern- ment, Proctors. David Estill, Wichita State University, A.B., M.S.g World Geography, I.'.S. History, Social Science Coordinator, - 1 .1 ,I:,,a,.,,x.tf1fti2. -'fifiiii Q. I , ia . , , st.,-it t w: t it-vi... Q -wt 'rf-wir, :.Q..vgt f,i .si my f +53 ,, trtigffi ' warg IETF,-'5 . afcgsfirfegsi , 2 :sf ., , . , , , ,.,., ' - 1' mrggsai-,qt,.,gfi,agr i , EJ L: - ' . i, rg . 1. my if ' V7 'vj'f11ff. .if f rwggikfftkgis ,, . ,N...,,.a. .. Q fffzsif f 3.155 212. 'Y' 5' -:,Yf5fSfi A F' f L-5' TH B X X' , 'W' '3 it , l l Louis Valadez, Wichita State University, A.B., lVI.S.: U.S. History, Boys Physical Educa- tiong Head Wrestling Coach, Assistant Football and Track Coach. Mrs. Charlotte Yancey, Kirksville State College, B.S., Wichita State Ifniversity,M..E.g International Relations, U.S. Historyg International Cooper- ation Year Chairman. Ralph Ross, University of Kansas, A.B., Wichita State University, lVI.E.g Economics, U.S. Government: Student Government. USING HER book as a guide, Suzy Kendall located areas of geographical interest. f K V .-: gig, L I , , , ...., W ,, , l Y f it I' , if 15' ' -t . INTEREST AND curiosity marked Mr Sego's psychology class as Shirley