Kentucky Military Institute - Saber Yearbook (Lyndon, KY)

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i STAEE OE Tl-lE SABER-1944 Seated: Agee, Features, Callahan, Senior Ed., Gilmore, Associate Editor, Ewing, Editor in Chief, Peacock, Senior Editor, Alts, Senior Editor. Standing: Agee, Features, Pruden, Features, Gates, Sports, Irwin, Business Manager, Respess, Activities, Clark, Military Editor, Carson, Under-Class Editor, Wolte, Sports, Triplett, Cartoons. The i944 Saber has given us the dead-line jitters, tolling hair, finger-nail chew, nerv- ous jerks and baggy eyelids, but, even though there may be more turrows in our brows, we have had real sport in putting together this year's edition. Ear be it trom getting us down. Ot course, we have run into our minor troubles here and there, Nevertheless, undaunted by trivialities that threatened our paths toward the inevitable destiny that was to be ours, we calmly proceeded to blow them aside and go our ways undisturbed. The aim ot The Saber ot l91l1l, as always, is to present a serious memento ot the year and to poke a little fun along with it. Be assured that whatever is said in would-be lighter vein is said completely in the sport ot the game. We trust that those decrepit individuals who bear the brunt ot our cracks will take them in the same spirit ot buttoonery with which they are given. To the statt, the contributors, and especially to Bill Agee, who has turned out the bulk ot the literary material your Editor extends appreciation and thanks, Without the co-operation ot all this book would have been well-nigh impossible to publish. And l wish to thank that gentleman ot ability, wit, ceaseless work and understanding, Chief lvlyers, tor his torbear- ance when we tailed to deliver on time, lt has been a distinct pleasure to work with such a group. The statt has tried to make The Saber ot l91l4l measure up to the K. Mi l. standard We hope very much that you like it. -Tl-lE EDITOR S A B E R

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CADET Tl-lE STAFF Top Rowi lrwin, Beck, Norpell, Oldhom, MocGill Middle: Pruden, Obendorf, lvlolony, Alexonder, Kunberger, Miller, T., Littick, Triplett Front: Richmond, l., C., Agee, Rosenthol, Abt, Alfs, Gilmore, Ewing, Gilliom, Unger leider. The Kentucodet serves os o record of school hoppenings for codets ond potrons, olso os on olumni publicotion, ln oddition to the boys in school ond their porents, more thon Q,OOO old K. lvl, l, boys receive o copy of eoch issue in which they find much olumni news, lt is issued ot intervols throughout the school yeor, contoins from six to twelve poges, is ottroctively printed, well illustroted, covers both the serious ond lighter sides of school life, ond compores fovorobly in oppeoronce ond content with the best publicotions in its field. The stoff eoch yeor is mode purposely lorge in order to give experience to os mony boys os possible, There ore frequent chonges ond re-ossignments of personnel. Alfred Alfs is editor-in-chief this yeor ond lomes Lomb is ossociote editor. Ewing, Gilmore, lvlocGill ond Oldhom hondle the generol news, Rosenthol ond Lewis Richmond the news from the drill field ond Colonel Dooley's office, The olumni de- pcirtment is covered by lvlr, R, I.. lvlyers who is olso stoff odvisor. Sports ore token core of by Pruden, Alexonder, Beck, Gilliom, Floys ond Littick. Other members ore given miscel- loneous ossignments. The more humorous feotures ore presented usuolly in column style, such os The Jossock Club, 'fChinks E1 Chunks, Orchids ond Unions, Fifth Column, Verse ond Worse, Whittlings, to nome o few. George Abt directs this deportment ossisted by Agee, lvlcWoin, Norpell, Obendorf ond Owens, Jock Erthol, Ewing, Cornelison ond Merten ore stoff photogrophers or photo con- tributors. Kunberger ond Triplett supply cortoons. Irwin ond Tom Miller hove chorge of circulotion.