South High School - Sabre Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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., .,., Q M, f, ,,,,f,. ,. Acquired new equipment, initiated duplicating class L4The business department of South is now com- parable to the business department of any college, stated Mr. Gordon Prieb, business coordinator. This statement stems from the fact that over 320,- 000 worth of equipment was purchased for the de- partment. New Electronics Future Incorporated equipment was installed in shorthand classes to enable individual students to take dictation at differ- ent speeds. Ofhce Machines Duplicating, a new vocational course, was added to the curriculum of the department, the course taught students to sten- cil, duplicate, and bind any article which they might wish to print. The class offered on-the-job training and was the first of its kind in the state of Kansas. jack Hemphill, B.S.E.g Distribu- tive Education, Introduction to Business, Distributive Education Club, enjoys swimming, hunting, coin collecting. Gordon Prieb, B.S., M.S.g Busi- ness Education Coordinator, Typ- ing Ig spent last summer camping in Rocky Mountains. '-'- . , ,.,, , , mae! L4 '93 - W 4, , , ,4 in ', 1 .. U -' Lg -Q Q-f , ,, K -'QQ A , , ,, , , f , , f 0 W X .sf A5 ,. ,Q R04 ., t . ,.,, , fa'T l 2 I 1 1 A ,www --fv, ff X it Vvfvf H 31' , ta r in if i ,, ,, , .e y t t t to r I Learning by doing, office practice students duplicated papers for a busy teacher. Diana Gray and Brenda Hooper Mrs, Lovetta Russell, BVAAQ Qffige Gene Lee, BS., M.S., Bookkeep- Gordon Morse, B.S., M.A., Book- Elsie Olson, A.B., M.B,A.g Sales- Practice, Secretarial Training: ing, .junior Class, worked as insur- keeping A, Business Arithmetic, manship, Business Communica- Oftice Practice Club, enjoys swim- ance adjuster during summer. Accounting, Senior Class, umpired tions, Red Cross, traveled last ming, reading. 0 X softball last summer. summer. MM. 4 l 2 J l i l l l l 1

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2lI'1S Third year French students Diane Lantz and Toni Popp worked on their first theme assignment. Va 5 IZ. 1 X' X f 2 ware, '15 1 2 fi Z W 72 'W if Qi. Chaperoned pupil tours, organized language club Included in the progress of the foreign language department were a number of facets of development. French students began the jeunes Americains de la France Club, an honor club, the first in South's his- tory. Meetings were conducted entirely in French around a chosen theme. This year, German teacher Mrs. Zenobia Washington experimented with the Chilton audio-visual method of teaching. A new Spanish teacher, Miss Judy Phipps, was a replace- ment inthe department. During the summer, a study grant was awarded to Mr. Roland Curzydlo for the study ofSpanish at the National Defense Education Act Institute in Mexico. Mr. Dieter Daub was principal of a Foreign Language League school in Austria, and Mrs. Washington chape- roned a group of South High students in Austria. Sophomore Ron Clements experienced a new challenge as he gave his first oral report in Spanish II. Roland Curzydlo, B.Ag French I, Mrs. Ann Brewer, A.B., M.E.g II, III, Spanish III, French Club, English II, Latin I, IIQ Latin Club: studied at institute in Mexico last interested in genealogy, traveling. summer. 4 l 1 Judy Phipps, B.S.g Spanish I, II, Mrs. Zenobia Washington, B,A.g Study Hall, Spanish Club, spent English Ill, German I, Ilg Ger- last summer in Mexico. man Club, Y-Teensg traveled to Austria last summer.

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john Pote, B.S., M.S.g Typing Il, Ofhce machines, likes to bowl, enjoys traveling. jack Kinderknecht, B.S.g Office Machines Duplicating, Salesman- shipg Duplicatsg hobbies include foreign auto mechanics, photogra- Phy- Mrs. Karen Peitz, B.A., Introduc- tion to Business, Business Arith- metic, Business Law, Senior Classg enjoys sewing, working on masters degree. Darvin Wilson, B.A., M.A.g Shor- thandg Cap and Gowng enjoys traveling. E'l'l'g 2 lift t f e 3 5 I , , I A ff I I j . 1 I r ww- ,V I l ,,,, 1 1,52 4 . ay. ,. K 2. ,, ,Q -, ,, f 1 3 af x ,J .V , ,Q .5 , f, 1 . Nw me ,l wx QE -13 Fig 'Q ....-, :asv SD 55 53 mb 5? WF .. :rw me :DH 3:2 un L5-:1 Q0 gi OU Big 92. o- :: .. ,.. C fb F11 ca. c: 0 N C. o :1 .. fb SD fi :- fb F DJ ll! UD 5. .. FD cn. cn r: FD gg ,,,., . K, 4 Typing lstudent Rick Hynes developed rhythmic skills by typing to music.