Sabetha High School - Blue Jay Yearbook (Sabetha, KS)

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1.. 1- sf.. -Tl-l E E LU E J AY . -. -.. '-t. -' CLASS PROPHECY .Ji Q If only we could look forward into our future. tuany things would surprise ns. Thus it is with if the class of 1931-32. We wottld become hatfled to hnd who some of the Who's Who of l94lI would be. At any rate here they are. We see: l Marguerite Graves as a clothing model with Best 81 Company in New York City. M Irene Beyers has gained tnuch note for her two trips to the tnoon attd is spoken of as the most famous of aviatresses. 3.3 James Wempe is seen driving Totntny Ryan about the country. carrying ltis two htttulred f pound weight around. Everett Freeby is livittg in luxury furnished hy his discovery of a tnethod by which to trans- port icebergs frottt the North Pole to the United States for refrigeration. Mavis Mottlton is in the movie game: that is she is working as a tutor to Richard lJix's little ,L-Q daughter. Randol McClanahan is a noted anitnal trainer in Ringling Brothers circus ' Glen Lithty is high. high up in the air: he is parading on stilts as an advertisement for lim- ery, Bird, Thayer's in Kansas City. Tom Wherry is at the present visiting Professor Einstein atul has perfected television Fred Shipman is at the penitentiary in Leavenworth eflrieiently filling the position of warden ff Do you remember the project Doris Miller tnade in Mr. Bixhy's class in lllill-Il2.ott landscapg ing yott know. Well, she has taken tip landscaping but it happens to be for her own home. ' Julia Wempe is writing Household Hints for the Topeka Capital. Oh, yes, you all remember Betty liarold's atnbition of becoming a medic? She has abandon- ed this and- well, you can guess the rest. Donald Arick is a stern professor of chetnistry at Vassar College for girls. I 'Thomas Thornton recently wrote to friends stating that he had almost escaped frotn the n mines near Kimberly, South America, with a diamond hid in his ear, Not quite successful so he ' is back in the tnines. John Zng, they say, is running a dog-sled in Alaska. Having had a disappointment he se- eltided himself for recuperation. Lillian Mcliitn has now become the head of Strickler's Business College -I at Mary Ann Moser will be remembered in connection with her G. R work in High School. She Qff now holds the position of Miss Florence Stone, former state secretary G R 's. ' Melvin Livengood is a Y. M. C. A. secretary in Clticago Harold Basket! is a carol diver off Key West. Florida. Dale Carpenter will be found working as assistant coach at Nortre llatne utuler Coach Fors- V berg. ff Maxine Masheter living in New Orleans, has just pttblished a book entitled, A Solvent to li Your Complex Love Affairs. Try it. 5 Meredith Sperline is a very popular life guard for Watnpus Movie Stars at Malibtt Beach. Cecil Smith. a noted historian now living in the east, has discovered tltat .lolin Smith saved Pocahontus. instead of Pocahontus saving John. Alberta Beck is just a cowgirl out on tlte plains of Wyoming, gf Marian Kreitzer is the proprietress of the Sabetha lbuckwall Store. Pearl Annette Viekrey has just returned frotn a tottr of Italy and has been persuaded to lead ' the G. R. singing once more, Leonard Lowe's part in the operetta in 1931-312 gave him an inspiration. He is ttow a co- . worker of Dr. Brinkley Mary Showman and Lorraine Mitldendorf have established a school of typing in the city of Price, Kansas. Wilbur Wurzbacher is an expert handwriting analysist livitig in New York City. 'U Lucile Hennigh is touring liurope as an accompanist for Madame ScluunnnnfHeink. xt 1 Gladys Norrie is doing very commendable and npblifting work as .latte Adams in the Hull ' l' onse, il George Hartter is raising tobacco on a plantation in Alabama. ff Charstra Ukele and Mildred Hokenson are going frotu town to town, conducting a Bible school for children, i Mary Hoffman has a cozy little home and is cooking three tneals a day. t Curtis Bockenstette is raising prize chickens. 1 Donald Bobbit was elected one of the master farmers of Kattsas it Lila Hrongher is dancing in the Zeigfeld Follies. Mable Myers is the private secretary to Governor Bryce llrown. ll if George Baskett is in New York City asa play boy itnitator of .linunie Walker. 1' Lavon Hyhsktnann is the owner of an exclusive jewelry store in Paris. Too, while here we rind Mary Collins as connoisseur of imported jewels. Ruth Rogers is a spectacular dancer in the latest tnarathon. it Katherine Smith is illustrating stories for the Saturday Evening Post. if Helen Staubtts we see is a designer of gowns for Warner B.-lUlllBl'S in Hollywood. .. n F I Q 'I 3 ' ' 1 W 1 1 'A ,,,,.,. , . . V . W ...s ss- s V. u -5 - -- Y W.. . f.. 1- - g-

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S6-E5 1... -.. --t. -Tl-l E BLU E JAY. -. --.. -.. --gg ' r ti A nga - - N ' ' S-a I: I I .-E .E 5-E U me - - N f. I Y fi ti 21 Q1 t. .J 1 l J J H 21 E. t. A V .4 Hollister. N, Maynard. A. Ruse. Haust-. Ozenherger. Relnhurdt, Hundlvy. SIFPIK, Millt-r, Mashtftt-r, F Evans, Ht-tley I Etiwards, Lortst-her, Lash. Thornton, Bautngartnt-r, Jellison, Pitts, Snyder. l-'itltllt-r. lit-Vilhiss Plattner, Hoffman. Fuudt-nhurg. Gentry, Lowt-, Moat-r, Wiklu, Ladd, Smith, Bode. Hedriclt Reinhardt. Hook, Streit. Phillippi. Burner, Miss Haust-, M. llifftzutlerft-r, Hatltt-. li. Dillentlt-rfer, ll Scott, Aesvhhmau ,g gs st .J .. I I CLASS HISTORY Aftt-r t-itzht yt-urs of hartl worlt in tht- nratlt- school. the authoritit-s of thut institution hanisht-tl us into tht- t-rut-I Y worltl without a t-rust flur young livt-s wt-ro t-tuhittt-rt-tl wt- dt-t-itlt-tl to ht- pirntt-s, and wn-st our living frotn tht- wotltl. ,Z St-art-hiug for ut-w worlds to t-ontlut-r. wt- spit-tl tht- Good Ship. Saht-tha High St-hool. lt-uviutt tht- tlot-lt for its yt-ur s ,-'Q 5-g t-rtti:tt- in St-ptt-tuht-r 110250 Wt- wt-rv n liund forty-ft-ight strong wht-n wt- fort-t-tl our wt-y altottrtt ship Cuutiou. not ft-ar, gg i - ltt-pt us uuit-t. walt-hful of thost- uhout us. as wt- prt-tt-ntlt tl to tlo tht- ludthntz of tht- slup's.oflit-t-rt, whilt- wt- plannt-tl to -- F ht-t'olnt- so stronpl thu! wt' t'ould tultt- volutnutitl til' tht- ship Wt- tirtlanizt-tl our lmntl with ahlt--st'aluuu Vrosslvy tis l our chief advisor: Calht-rinr llt-runs.t'ttpttt1n: Harold l.ortst-ht-r. tuntt-, Ht-nry Halt-y, kt-t-pt-r of tht- lost: Kathlt-t-n liurnt-r, guardian of tht- trt-usutt-s 'l ht- uit-n of our piratt- hand waxt-d strong anti hravt- us tht- ftlup sailttl on: tht-s lwratnt- adt-pt in athlt-tiw t-xt-rt-ist-4 tntluhit-tl in hy tht- -thip's t-rt-w So dt-tt-rrnint-tl wus our hand to Quin our shrirt- ot Y loot that wt- took part in ull slup at-tivttit--t ttur sot-ial tiatht-ruuls wt-rt- t-xt-lusivt-. our t-njoylnt-nt iutt-n+tt- L it A 'l'ht- rruist- t-ndt-d and through hot sututnt-r months our pitatt- hand swt-ltt-rt-tl on land until tht- Good Ship S H N S :wt sail in St-ptt-mht-r llllill Forty thrt-t- ol' our int-tty piralt- hand rt-joit't-tl as wt- fart-tl forth to st-a. Our t'hn-f advisor i, P was ont- Paul Harht-rg our t-aptaui, Mt-rlv lliflt-ntlt-rftr: our tu-utt-, Alit-t- Rt-iuhttrtit: kt-t-pt-r tif tht- log. Violt-t l.owt':p1uttr Y than of tht- trt-nsurt-s. Roy Hutltt-. Our strong tnt-u took part tn a-thlt-tir poi-tts. our stutliou-t int-u antl wotnt-u so applit-tl tht-mst-Ivt-s to mt-utal at-hit-vt-uit-ut that tht-y t-ttrut-tl uit-tube-rslup to tht- Alpha t'lul- A truit of thrift frotn out lift- ht- lort- piratt- days dt-t-idt-tl us to rt-frutn from t-xpt-nstvt- sot-tal hal-its antl saw- lrt-usurt-s for nt xt yt-ar tw ht-u wt- would ht- luuior piratt-s 'l his yt-ur had n happy t-utlint: uutl wt- mt-re juhilant ovt-r hurit-tl trt-asurt-et tlurint: tht- dull untlsuunnt-t tj months ht-lwt-t-n t'ruist-s. 1 5- . t H ln St-ptt-nil-t-r lltlll, tht- inott-lp pirntt- hand agnin l-ourtlt-tl tht- Good ShipS H S whit-h st-t-tut-tl hotnt-likt- and tlt-ur N if to us now. Wt- grt-t-tt-tl t-at-h titht-r with glatl shouts of wt-lt-ouit-, lor ut- wt-tt- juniors now. Wt- tuust organizt-. Tht- I' wortl was passt-dt-ut antl t-vt-ry uit-tnht-r of tht- ptratt- luntl t1u.t-tly. tit-tt-ruiint-dly startt-tl for tht- nit-t-tint: plat-v Withouly X uhlt--st-t-man l.ut'ilt- Haurtt- in our t-ontidt-nt-o wt- vhotist- Mt-rlt- llitTt-ndt-rft-r,t-aptaiu:l,aVaun l'htllippi,tuutt-1Roy , Hntkt. kt-t-pt-r of tht- log uutl tiuurtlutu of tht- lrt-usurt-s a :E Ont-t- attain our Int-n ttaint-tl rt-nown in tt-nts of strt-tutth gf uutl skill. tlur tlratnatit- inetttnt-ts hutl ht-t-u ttrttust-tl and rl wt- stugt-tl thrt-t' short plays al-ourd ship ont- uiilht. whtt'ht1aiut-tl luut'h uppluust- St-vt-rul of our lut-lnht-rs , sum! out uuuiusit-ally, uutl jttillvtltltlrollllIlltlfllllVt'1lh L3 opt rt-ttu. All tht- whilt- wt- pintglt-tl our goldt-u t-oin nntl I il t-ountt-tl our trt-asurt-rt whilt- wt- toltl t-ut-h otht-r what u :E 1: grttutl st-ntl od wt- would givt- tht- St-nior part-ttt-s wht-n 1. Y tht y It-ft tht- Good Ship S H S uutl -ttttrtt tl n sailing t tht- Grt-t t Ship of l.ift-, Our ploasurt- wus tuarrttl wht-n our ship rodt- into rough watt-rs. out hitltlt-n trt-asurt- t-ht-st tosst-tl vitrlvntly al-out and to our sorrow wt- fountl tx wntt- of our gold was gout-. Still. wt- vtt-rt- stout ht-urtt d li :intl our plans for tht- st-utl off wt-ut uit-rrrly on Wt- .1 1: in ,, , , ,, , , wt-rv huppy for ut-xt yt-ur wt- woultl ht- St-uior turutt-s, .2 I.: M051 ll'0Plll.AR 5 I llllhlh I5 uutl tht n tntlt-t-tl would wt- tultt- t-otutuuud of this Good if 7 Ship S H S and show tht- yountgt-r ptrutt-s how to still Merle Dtllentlerfer Mary House tht- good slllpttl ktttmlttltgt- 1 t Hn. 1 .. , .h .Q . Q 1 Q Q s 1' 1- - ---. .,. - A , K. , - - . .. . . .. . I .