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

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35 F -is ,. lil ..u N T ll! it I .1 5 Y A ,, N M I .i .2 iii F.. 5 be F. J 5. 4 I a M255 fag --f2f L-ai, flag, -H151-l-l lE BLUE JAY: Aa, 15 'ra 43 FRESHMAN CLASS F. lihy. Spring. lirinkwnrth. W. l.irhty, G Wenger, Hayes. R Cratner, lit-yer, M Lenze. Hnghvs, Frantz. Preist. W Myers, R. lihy, L. lllark Lanning, K. Farpenter, R. Vhirllvavlier, K Aherle. A Aesvhliinan, M. .lai'nhia, I.elTler. M. llkele. Close, Gakle. Spellnieier. Roberts, M Hunk. Palnn-r Walker, Helpingstine, lbanliker. Ralston, T, Taylor, Uullins. R. Lnwe, lilu-rwein, C. Hnntlley. W. Weiss. Q. Taylllr. Grutlv. R Sclnieider I.. l.e-tue, Wiley. R Wenger. liwing. R. Kon-h. M. liaharn. M. Mashen-r, Miss Smith, H Wherry, lireitweiser. H Kreitzer. U Kunscr. C' Krmser. liuetsi-li CLASS HISTORY Un St-ptr-tnluer l, 19332, sixty hnys and girls niet at the High St-hnnl hniltling. At iirst every lhitig was so strange' we were even strange tn earh otlwr. The upper elasstnen paitl little attrntitni tu ns nntil they nlisvnve-reti that we were rnnre intelligent appearing than the usual Frewlnnen, M hen we were at-i-tisluiiietl tu the new atninsphere we lmlflly called a vlass meeting and 4-let-te-tl Harry Wherry, Melha Masheter, .Ieanettc Wiley, Maxine Graham. for class utlieers, and Miss lre-ne Smith for the vlass mnmisor. The tirst tnnnth seetnecl tn hi- haskethall nionth all strikes were taken with a lltfll with the upper elassnn-n at hat Then fulluweti the life uf a tiigskin. We vtnisitleratetl ourselves fortunate in having Wumlruw I,ef'fler and Vlyile Kunst-r represent us in funtllall, anil Harry Wln-rry in baske-Iliall. lhir parties :intl pienies were nut Illlllll-'l lJllS, lint we know nu entnplainl since we are lunking fnrwaril tm- hetter times next year as snpltrnnnres, i mga., ffffdg, paf,1,, il. V113i,g'i:fi!i,i ff' gs., 15, 1- '

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2855. 'T l Pi! li: F yi if --1 I Ll is iw. 'Z 5:5 r ii y- H 1- in F .U ... .,- H ul. r .Z P.. .E Fi :wa I fi fl 125 Y .i sl, 5 .ii Q. ii Q. ..- Y 4 EJ! gg, f g-ee st. QTHE BLUE JAYr ef 12 1... 1, -- FOOTBALL TEAM Mr. Hit-tt, Hatke, l,anning. Rogers. Greene. Mr. Moulton. Mt'Nary, V, Aesvhliman. Blankenship, DeVilhiss. Mr, Whitzel l 'x U Kooser. H Wherry, Snyder. li. Diffenderfer, M. Diffenderfer. K. Hook. Reinhardt, Leffler. Henry Bnngard, Fiddler. K Aeschliman, Masheter. Coat-h Forslxerg. F. Kooser. L. Hook, Lanvaster, Dirst, Dillaplain The Sahetha High Svhool football team has completed another year of vompetiiion. It is the entl of a fairly suvvessful season in more ways than one. When fellows have gone through snow. wind. rain. mud, and gruelling practive together. they hate to see the end upon them. The fellows of this year took defeat and vit-tory alike. Une man to them did not win or lose a hall game. Eight regulars are graduated this year, leaving a great hunvh of material in the capable hands of our t-oarh. The Seniors to he graduated are Aesrhliman. Fiddler. K. Hook, Masheter, Reinhardt, Synder. M. lliffenderfer, and li. lliffenderfer The gaps Caused hy these graduating Seniors will he hard to fill. hut there are always left the letter-men, the squad-men. and the new material With oncoming forces we hope that we may vontinue in the front ranks of the football regime. The following will give to you the impression of defeat. Immun hut it is ways of Saheiha Sa hetha Sahetha Sahetha Sahetha Sa het ha not on clean playing and si 7 Powhattan 0 ll Corning 0 lil Auhnrn :ll I4 Troy 0 ll Holton 7 14 Horton ll e of that it is a svhedule of Jtlfl snianship: Sahetha 26 Sahetha ll Salietha lil Sahetha fl Sahetha flil viriory in the Frankfort ll Hiawatha 7 luflingham Ill Senerx-i 7 Opponents 65 This year Saheiha plaved third in the conferenve COACH l 0RSHl'IRG This year was one of the tnany siivcessftil years that S. H. S has had and most of it is due to the work and ahility of Mr. Forsherg. He made the most of his material and developed it into a fine team. His rt-cortl is a good one. and one that should vontinue. Skin, Y 'l.. ii.. 35. nik. 4535. J 'EL ' 1' 11