Kentucky Military Institute - Saber Yearbook (Lyndon, KY)

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STAFF We, the Saber Staff, under the cap- able leadership of Frank Gatchel, have worked long and hard to bring a good year book to the student body, as well as to the Seniors. With the expert advice of Captain Pillans, we have finally seen The Book go to press and viewed with pride the finished product. Each of us has put into our individual assignments the humor that is necessary and yet re- tained the dignity which belongs in a yearbook. We wish to thank the corps for help- ing with pictures and other niaterial. We hope that you enjoy reading UTHE SA- BER' as niueh as we have enjoyed writ- ing it. -The Staff. Seated Gordon, Lillycrop, Gatchel, Editor, Lerch, Hook. Second Row Benson, Taggart, Richard, Heffron. Hooley, Moore, Phodes New klrk Kidwell, Stewart. Third Row Runyan, Fleming, Klempner, Jennings, Ray, Baute, Lyons Cainbron

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The SABER Goes to P !.,.,,,, I MRS . W C ' - GAT LOUISVIL CHEL L SPONSOE' KY' FRANK GAT CHEL EDITOR WILLIAM LIL ASST. PDI'1PgfCROP e , R Fleming a n d Taggart d e c 1 d e they had better write something a b o u t sports. Fterning thmks the xdea is good even it Gordon Moore, Runy an, Lercn Richard, and Hook aren't so sure.

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The Prints Weekly Seated: Mitchell, Miller, Hanshaw. First Row: Salot, Sellers, McDaniels, Dooley, Newkirk, Richard, Stewart. Benson, Durham, Stewart, Moore, Tuttle, Morrison, Lynch, Gilmore, Arthur. Second Row: Porter, Hooley, Trautman, Schaeffer, Nicholson, Howard, Baute, Cambron, Ware, Curtis, Harper. Every Sunday night the K. M. I. Anvil, which was founded by William Littick in 1944, brings the school interesting and important news of the past Week. This newspaper, which is eagerly awaited by all, is one that the entire student body can be justly proud. Now something of the boys who put the paper out. First we have the tire- l e s s editor-in-chief, Bill Miller, who has held this position for the past two years, and his two able as- sistants, Mitchell and Han- shaw. Of course, the ex- cellent sport section is pro- vided by a trio consisting '72 WILFRED MILLER EDITOR of Cambron and Schaffer, w i t h Thompson at the head. The gossip was well handled by those two dashing reporters, Monk and Trauto. ln the all- important Production De- partment we have Moore, H., Preston, Harper, Ware, Tuttle, Benson, Nicholson, Weil, D o o 1 e y , Morrison, Durham, and Stewart, W. For their excellent pa- per these boys deserve the praise of the entire stu- dent body. This weekly periodical, the official stu- dent paper, truly is well on the road to being a K. M. I. tradition.