South High School - Sabre Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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debate Forensic squad wins Tournament trophies South’s debate squad had an active and successful season. Taking first place in both the Cof-feyville and West debate tournaments and third place in the Liberal and Pratt tournaments, the debaters added four trophies to the Colonel collection. The debate team competed in tournaments at Great Bend, Abilene, Newton, and in the district meet at Winfield. Novice debaters Larry Shoaf, Rosie Juarez, Kathy Weir, and Ron Kilgore displayed outstanding promise. Experienced debaters Mike Woollems and Anita Wareing also performed exceptionally well. This year’s debate topic, dealing with the control of nuclear weapons, was presented in an assembly prior to the district tournament. NFL Chapter President Mike Woollems and Sponsor Mr. Dennis Wright successfully spear-headed the annual state-wide “Cottin’ Pickin’ Forensic Tournament” held in February at South. Xoi'icr debater Rosie Juarez states the affirmative during a rousing debate assembly. Debate—bottom row: Mr. Dennis Wright, sponsor; Karen Russey. Kilgore, Mike Stewart, l.arry Shoaf, Dwayne Schulkc, Del John Woollems, Anita Waering. second row: Roberta Roy. Fogg. Ronald Smetana. David Warren. Ted King. Jerry Hol- Rosie Juarez, Judy Pearce, Catherine Weir, top row: Ronald lowell, Gary Brown. 29

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student government Student Government President Nick Bentley assisted by I-cAnn Cannon, Mike I-eopp, and Kathy Bush design senior pep |x sters. Student (Utvernment — bottom row: Mr. IJndlcy Cox, sponsor: Nick Bentley, president; Rod Carr, vice president; Connie Clum. secretary: Cynthia Knocke, treasurer; Mike Sj cnccr. parliamentarian; Carol Dixon. George Waddles. Terry Stroud. Jack Dill. Marsha Cromwell, second row: Carlia Smith, Kay Jefferson, Sheila Zamora, Marilyn Frank. Cheryl Adams, Sarah Anderson. Debbie Mitchell. Jo Martin. Deanna Bradley, l-canna Bradley, Ronda Stout. George Peck. Larry Ballard. third row: Paula l angenberg, Sally Hein. Niki Schmcde-mann, Sue Law, l-turen Umgner. JoDccn Standrich. Sue Successful lounge Reflects cooperation Clever tasters, spirited speeches, and reminders to register before the deadline indicated elections were again under way, and Student Government would be spending many hours coordinating this close-up study of democratic procedures. Under the competent direction of Carol Dixon, election commissioner, a week of spinning confusion, tension and pleas for support climaxed with the announcement of those who had emerged victorious from the polls and would serve as class or Student Government officers for the coining year. With Mr. Lindley Cox serving as adviser, projects gave Colonels a big opportunity to practice the principles of domocracy and to learn valuable lessons in parliamentary procedure. Maintenance and expansion of the student lounge were the responsibility of Chester Tunison and George Waddles. Riddle. Linda Morrow. Roberta Roy. Sherry Conn. Mike I.oepp, Gerry Morton, fourth row: Sharon Moran, Roni Norris. Gail Crutchfield, Wanda Rcnard, Mary Dyer. Joyce Bradley, Pat Daniel. Genevieve Granada, David Kcrshncr, John Woolleins .fifth row: Marsha Weaver. Stacy Kaczowka. Wanda Price. Dcannc Evans. Pam Hildebrand, Kathy Kelley, Kalcn Nelson. Jermel Rocke. Jack I-cw, Ray Cathey. tof row: Glenna Covert. I rish Moreland. Greta Lawson, Janice Trammell. Carol Brown, Shirley Bewlcy, Glenda Brock, linda Blehm. Rod Holmes, Tom Arnold. Bob Ford.

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lop row: Curtis Taylor. Vonnie Elliott, Mary Dyer, Janet Mast. Louise Stoddard. James Lew. Mike Walker, Tom Snow. Pat Roy. Nancy Ellis. Daryl McCartor, Roberta Roy. as members of Troupe 182. National Thespians. A stric t point system was the basis for membership. and those students in the process of earning points for membership comprised the group known as Associate Thespians. Initiation ceremonies were held at the close of first semester for those who had earned a sufficient number of points through drama related activities. In return for devoted effort. Thespians had the rare privilege of discovering the delight, applause and wonder of the stage. son. Terry Stroud. David Kcrshner. Jimmy Oaks, Linda Johnson. Rod Carr. Thespians—bottom row: Hod Carr, vice president; Bob Hammer, historian; Cheryl Adams, secretary-treasurer; Mike Spencer, Ray Cathey, Barbara Justus, Julie Weiner. I-auren I ngner. thespians Troupers earn points In theatrical pursuits Dedicated actors, student directors, plus staff and crew members were rewarded for outstanding accomplishments in dramatics by recognition Associate Thespians —bottom row: Rhonda lilack, Lyneiie Morey, Otis Conner, Sandy Durham, Linda Patterson. Sandra Andrews, top row: Cheryl Adams. Bob Hammer, Ron John-