South High School - Sabre Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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hich way now? Doesn't everyone ask himself that same question more than once in a lifetime? Who are we going with? Which way now? Each day of our lives takes its place on a staircase. We can either take a step forward or fall backward. We must take life in steps with the upsetting and disappointing times in stride. Each day must be enjoyed as if it were the last day with dream being fulfilled and the best coming out of each hour and each minute. Time can never be replaced, but the memories we had in that time will always be remembered and cherished in our minds. We got into the swing of things quickly, attacked the class assignments immediately and took time out to meet new friends and renew relationships with old ones. Each school year must be different from the year before whether it features a new friend at lunch, someone new to share a locker with or even a whole new crowd to hang out with on weekends. None of us could be part of all these events, and some of us were unaware of some of them, but there should be memories for each person on the following pages. What makes it all happen? People, ofcourse. Each and every one of you played an important part in shap- ing this place into the school it is. Each student, each teacher, each administrator and worker had an effect on the school year. Each and every one of you had something to add to our book or to the memories of the school in its twenty-fifth year. This was your year-the year in which we all learned how to grow. We all laughed and cried through our many accomplishments and our disappointments. Whether these memories bring laughter or tears into your lives, all the memories will be important in the years to come. Which way now? We may not all know exactly where we're going, but we do have all the memories of where we've been! fAmn George! Peaceful surroundings attract swimmers and dreamers to lvlcArthur's Point, one of the more popular swimming lakes in this area of the state. 6b What We Did Celebrate '83 fireworks display was presented at Cessna Stadium and the stadium was filled to capacity as Wichitans accepted the invitation. Carved stone steps lead up to the floor of the gazebo shelter in Belle Aireg the area provides a comfortable meeting or resting place.

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6d ,.'.:l.!!fff K W fffkfllzf f -,HHN 'Im V V' 't fu A few laps around the gym before basketball practice starts help Remember When urges the sign in the glass display case located in the parking lot entryway as it shows the Larr S . t d . ' y age, sr, ge warme up old yearbooks and sports pictures from the 1965-69 years placed among other kinds of memorabilia there. Several of the people who attended the Halloween Dance formed pyramids to have their pictures taken in their unusual costumes. Bonnie Pinkerton, Todd Nickel and Steve Worm, all seniors, applaud Mike Burden, sr., when he stands up to be recognized at the NHS installation. One of the members of the pompon squad, Tricia Flange, jr., stretches out before her routine begins as the group provides half-time entertainment.