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

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:, La., 1, 1, 1TI-IE BLUE JAY. -.I 1, 1, -,ir GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION r 1 I almer, Kistner, Sheldon, Iiwingi YVI tiraliam. R Wenger. M .Im'olmi:a, Ilnldren. Iixans, Iioryoil. I,ortm'Iier 1. Ilundley. Hayes Ilanliker. Haley. Ilonk. ID Maynard, Ilughexl Miller, Alu-rle. Walker. M. Mille-r,Sl1adeI I. Miller, I'I, Moser, Urainer, llzenherger, Snellrm-ivr, Slider, Nlinger, t'arpenler, Y Ilall, I'rantz, I,1i'Iity, A. .lavolna Ilnrstine, Ladd. Maslieter, Koi-Ii. Wiley, Mins Slimm. I. Ilnndley, W Wenger, Ae-si-hlinian, Helpingstine, W1ir7I1zim'Iie'r The gym vlasses ol' 1932-5323 were eoniposed ol' Freshmen, Sophomore, Junior, and Senior girls. There were two elasses, one elass taking gym for one lioiir and the other elass I'or forty minutes. Ifavli class during the year took exereises and played Iiasketlmall. Regular first and seeond teams were worked up from each vlass, and they contested against eaeli other. In all the games played the Sopliomores were vietorious, The Sopliomores defeated the Freshmen and Seniorsg Seniors defeating the Juniors: and the Freshmen winning over the Juniors, 1 I - w 'L ah 53- 1- L Y T.. 1- 'H K

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' ik, 15, 1' 3- 1: -JT-l'lE ALPHA CLUB Mr. Whitzel. A. Reinhardt, Lower, Burner. Lichty, Hause. L. Graham, L. Miller, Mr. Hiett Aberle, Hoffman, Cramer, E, Moser, Phillippig l. Handley, M. Miller, Borton, D. Wherry The Alpha Club, an honorary society of the Sabetha High School, was first organized in 1923 by Superintendent F. C. Marks. Since Mr. Mark's administration it has been sponsored by Mr. Hiett. The requirements are as follows: Class 3, five semester A grades. Class 2, ten semester A 's. Class 1, Hfteen semester A 's. For class 3 a sterling silver pin is awarded. For class 2 a gold plated pin: and for class 1 a solid gold pin. Those who have attained the above honors are: Class I Mary Hause, LaVaun Phillippi, Lois Graham. Class Il Violet Lowe, Carol Cramer, Dick Wherry, Lois Miller, Henry Aherle. Class III Kathleen Burner, Ruth Hoffman, Harold Lortscher, Paul Allen Lichty, Gus Rogers, Evelyn Moser, Imogene Borton, Dorothy Meisner, Margaret Miller, Alice Reinhardt. F A! iii v fl Si I l. in 35 I 1 .ia F ! gr: si 1 u w Y if .. I I u lt Y tu 55 Y A I V , 'i ik fi af. 5 i L E4 fri I . ei I G iii I M ' 'Eg in sg, T23 i.5ggg,i.i '34, ' 134f f . fa 3,, 'fr-2!k, '- Bk, f 12622

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fig? - Ei-!g,i'iEr!g,'?'5i.!g5 DEBATE TEAM 1 li l gg iii fi I, Q, Li Q 3 I , i vi is ji Ri A p I xl gg f' ., E. Diffenderfer, Mr. Barber, Cramer. Phillippi, Trimble, Moser, ,. Carpenter, M. Diffenderfer, Lortscher lu , g The question for debate this year was: Resolved, That at Least One Half of 4' all State and Local Taxes should be Derived from Sources Other than a Tax on - Tangible Property. im The team had a very successful year. We had two practice debates: Fairview X January 25 and Marysville February 15. I On February 18 the Big Seven Debate Tournament was held at Hiawatha. gf! Holton won first place, Sabetha second, Hiawatha third and Horton fourth. Sabetha lg also entered the District Tournament at Holton February 25. Holton took first, 3 i Topeka High second, Sabetha third and Topeka Catholic and Hiawatha tied for 4 fourth. a .W gg The teams were as follows: B! Affirmative-Evelyn Moser, Merle Diffenderfer, Mildred Carpenter, and Pauline Trimble. Negative -Carol Cramer, Harold Lortscher, LaVaun Phillippi, and Earl JL gi Diffenderfer. 'T Five of the members were Seniorsg the others we hope to see back next year. ii' .ii The success of the team was due largely to our debate coach, Mr. Barber. il .a lg r' F X . ,ii V Y .li 515255 '???3i?f 35E33i,j Esfigfisggkfig LQQ, 'Y fiiifm 133392