South High School - Sabre Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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Editor Marsha Cromwell draws up pages for the new student life section. sabre staff Planning sabre proves Rewarding experience The 1965 Sabre captured through photographic and written composition an important chapter of Colonel history. Through hours of planning, the Sabre staff assembled South’s largest and most outstanding yearbook. The staff received the Big-E award for its efficiency, accuracy, and the quality of material within the annual. A student life section and extra pages in homecoming, Junior-Senior Prom, and sports added interest and color. The Sabre was dedicated to the candid side of South and her students while the unusual cover made it the first South yearbook to don Reb colors. Meeting deadlines and working within a limited budget provided staff members with valuable knowledge of various aspects of yearbook journalism. Spring activities were given coverage in the Sabre supplement. Choosing suitable photographs to conform to page layouts Owen Hobson. Dcbby Graham, Marsha Cromwell and Nancy involves top level planning for staff members Vicki W'ein- Hall, hrenner. Fred Schwarz, Cynthia Knocke. Tom Morton, 24

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 Harry Vann (Otis Conner) puts himself into his work as dancing troupe director. winter play Girls, accents, dancing Create lively drama Led by t he experienced hand ol Miss Karen Pyles, dramatics instructor, over thirty students presented Idiot’s Delight” to the public March 5 and 6. The play concerned a group of people vacationing in an Italian ski resort at the opening of World War 111. (iuests included Quillery, a French Communist who was executed by Italian Fascists; Irene, a counterfeit Russian Countess; and Harry, song and dance man from Nebraska. Harry recognized Irene to he a former sweetheart and found himself in love with her once again. When a false passport forced her to stay while the others were evacuated, Harry decided to face death and remain with her. I larry Vann Irene Quillery Mr. Cherry Mrs. Cherry German doctor Pittuluga Major Cast: Otis Conner Dorothy Forinash Rod Carr Richard Brown Cheryl Adams Kirby Kemble Mike Brace You'll become a judas-goat in a slaughter house, snarls Quillery (Rod Carr) at the doctor (Kirby Kemble). ‘7 assure you. Irene, (Dorothy Forinash) lor such arc the most merciful, insists an Italian officer (Bob I lammer). 23

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('.of y Editor Cynthia Knockc and Art Editor Hobby Graham plan a division page. White choosing prints of athletic events. Sports Editors Owen Hobson and Tom Morton find some of Fred Schwarz's photography highly amusing. You goofed again! Assistant Editor Vicki Weinbrenner scolds Class Editor Nancy Hall as they try to meet a deadline. 25