South High School - Sabre Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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A. ,nf-fi x.X,,,,, .X Q v-.14 M., XQ 'xl F AAAI. lg 1' 9 all 1:-f LIS? . M! MIKE KENNEDY pointed out the Viet Nam crisis area to fellow students. ...4 Haskitt and Jack Dill listened and observed closely. t if gtg if ..,, ., W K K' V s .3 AV.: if K -. ff Y .gf-2-gl -5 st . Q 'ff . -::- E .i I M I S 1' 1 W ff X . r K X ,K 2 Q R as N Frank Bl00mel', Misfiftllfi Wayne Howdeshell,l riz-mls University, l'i.'X.1 Soviololly- State llollf-gf-, NB., Wim-liitzl State University, M.lC.: l'.S. U,S,G0vgmn1ent. History, World llvoggrapliyg .lunior Class. 335 i . bt if X tw. . f-fr: Q M . , sa? 1 ss.l D - W ' 'fr' 'M Q Q my A - -las: -5 --N , Q. 1 ...ki wi - M .'fgi ' 'Q fit .' A ' ' yyuuntt- If 'X 'l or W' i s,..,?5QiJ Rlwvklqfgxiix Jiri I . Droll Mrs. Marjorie Sheppard, Eldon Foster, Wivllita State- Kansas Stun- 'IR-M-lwfg Qjul. Lriivc-rsity, AB., Nl.-X.: l 5. lege of Emporia, UA.: Psy- History, XY orlrl History: Sc-nior Eh0l0SY, l .5. History: .lunior 11355- Ilass Y-Teens . . , S, E Bill Oswalt, vilt'llllLlSllll1' l ni- V t- Gymnastics and liusvlmll tlouvli ogy. versity, B. -X.: l 5. History: Hvud Assistant Footluill lllHll'lll .l unior Class, lfuturv Nl:-tlim-ul Cure-vrs. Will Sego, XM-storm K4-ntuvky State- llollvgiv. :X.li.: l'sym'I1ol-

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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

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1 gg 'V-fx was www Y M W at if Stressed carts of modern homemoking In the homemaking department at South, girls received instruction and experience which prepared them for future home life. In sewing classes students learned how to select fabrics and were challenged to display their creative talents. Food classes provided girls with the opportunity of managing a budget and furnished modern facilities, enabling girls to prepare and serve full course meals. Special courses such as child care, home and family living, and house and home furnishings were available for those who wished to extend their study in home economics. At the end of the year, the girls had a chance to model their creations in a style show. Students who excelled in homemaking competed for the Betty Crocker scholarship award. UTHEY LOOK okay even ifI did forget the sugarf, mused Sharon Perry. Mrs Leola Malloy, Uni- versity of Oklahoma, B.S., Oklahoma State University, NLS.: Homemalcing I, Clothing II, House and Home Furnishings, Home Econoniics Coordinator: Junior Red Cross. Mrs. Doris Wright, Mc- Pherson College, B.S., Oklahoma State University, NLS.: Home and Family: .lunior Class. Mrs. Helen Frieze, Kan- sas State liniversity, B.S., NLS.: Vocational Home- niaking, .lob Training. Mrs. Linda White, South- ern Illinois University, B.S., M.S.: Clothing l, III, Child Care: Senior Class. Mrs. Kathryn Helsel, Oklahoma State llniversity, B.S.g Foods I, II. ASSISTING LINDA Keck in the proper technique of feeding a child, Mrs. White was always on hand to offer suggestions and help with improved methods in child care.