South High School - Sabre Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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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.

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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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Adopted modern texts, procedures for teaching g'The Principles and Promise of American Gov- ernmentu and 'cThe Rise of the American Nation were two new textbooks adopted by the social stud- ies department this year. The government text emphasized a sociological approach to government and the history text introduced the study of econom- ic principles. An addition to the department was Mrs. Virginia Blockcolski, instructor of World Geography. South is not only moving ahead, it is leading the way for others. During the summer at the American History Institute at Kansas State Col- lege, department coordinator David Estill taught other high school instructors the fundamentals of teaching and presenting history. Mr. Wi!! Sega explained the function ofthe punch board to psychology stu dents jack Houser and jim Simpson, l 4 Dave Estill, A.B., M.A.g World Eldon Foster, A.B., M.A.g U. S. Geography, U. S. History, Social History, World Historyg Senior Science Coordinator, taught at U, Banquet, enjoys golf, Scouts. S. History Institute at Pittsburg last summer. fa 3. V ll 3 ,.gw Y x. fi 'V' X '?-ggi as w in J? ' . , ,.,. - t. f. f .ff .f I . Q 1 .. ' .. r- ' f ' If ' 4 V ,. E H X , i f ..,,. 5. ,Wt g. 4 'r ..,Q, .W V' 7 I Max, .. get .. 1 tt '34 dum Aj I A ., ,fn ,, f 32 K,- Q. .,,f:VX.e , , ft! V Mrs. Charlotte Yancey, B.S., M.E.g International Relations, U.S. History, Senior Prom, United Nationsg enjoys music in form of piano and organ. eeevzs: f ------- ' 1' .' ' lf ' -l.L. ' ., ' --'J 1.-,ah . G- .ff f .- . m y ff l, - ilf lfl Q ,lim ' ' .iJl45I ,,'i rttl I , F ss.- ' ' f My! Q: iii it .1 .myyfx 272. 213, My WQVWMWZM' 2, 2.12 -, ff 'fyf 77.42 if 'Z Bill Oswalt, B.A.g U. S. History, Head Gymnastics Coach, Head Baseball Coach, Assistant Football Coachg junior Class, worked as supervisor of Park Board pools. Wayne Howdeshell, B.A.g Sociolo- - ls 1 gy, Government. f f ' , N.-5,4-.Q 1-ff ? Km-.f 44. . -. .MA .MX f dmffw-,Q .-, My 1. 'fffQy4fy 445157 ts 5:56 V- .. fl ff' ' A ' Z Qi, I? . . -' A 1 Louis Valadez, B.S., MA., U. S. ' History, Head Wrestling Coach, Assistant Football and Track Coach, taught summer school. ' l l