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

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Left: Michelle Kellenberger leads the fast break while playing water basketball. Les Brooks takes a mighty cut while playing whiffle ball. Left: P.E. students practice shooting the bow and arrow so that someday they might be as famous as William Tell. 29 Dennis Goodman strains as he lifts weights during weightlifting class.

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Getting Into Shape This year was the first year for many years that the physical education classes were coed. The students enrolled in these classes learned everything from ping pong, one-on-one basket- ball competition, to team sports, such as volleyball, football, war ball and softball. Some of these classes did gymnastics and competed for the Presidential Physical Fitness Award. Off campus P.E. was a new class that was offered. Besides studying what the regular phys- ed classes studied, students par- ticipated in activities away from the high school facilities. These activities included swimming at the new pool, golf at the country club, roller skating at Sycamore Springs, riding bicycles and hik- ing. Third hour phys-ed students practice on the football field for their first day on the golf course. u 28

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Geography students, Terry Samuels, Jay Lauer, and Sharon Freeman, take extensive notes for an upcoming exam during one of Mr. Good's lectures. This class allows students from various grade levels to enroll in the same class. 30