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

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Cooney %ut Cikable Page By Colin Mattox While studing inkblots with his psychology class. Mr. Hill finds Lady Godiva. Bob Pendland lets his fingers do the walking during a study period in American history. During psychology. Todd Dietrich, demostrates his telepathic abilities as a strange shadow falls across his face. % During a study period in world affairs. Kyle Deere, reads the sports section of the Daily Capital. 14 Academics

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Above: The library provides Jim McKinney a place not only for study, but for leisure read- ing too. Through Freshmen and Sopho- more English, students studied the library system. Teachers in- volved were Elizabeth Ahrens. Gerry Hayden. Jennie Finney, and Gay McClain. Mrs. Ahrens graduated from Pittsburg State University with a BS in education. She received her Masters from the University of Northern Colorado. Mrs. Ahrens was head librarian. She enjoys photography and sewing. Mrs. Hayden graduated from Mount San Antonio Community One SHS graduate of 1953 was Mrs. Jennie Finney, junior English teacher. One part of Mrs. Ahren's and Mrs. Hay- den's job is keeping up on current perio- dicals. College with an Associate Arts degree in business. She was the assistant librarian. Mrs. Hayden enjoys reading, and sewing. Mrs. Finney received a BS and a MS from The University of Kan- sas. She taught English II and III. and Spanish I. II, and III. She en- joys reading and gardening. Mrs. McClain graduated from Pittsburgh State University with a BA degree. She taught English I and II. Mrs. McClain enjoys sew- ing, reading, and swimming. Academic I3

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 After finishing an important test in world affairs Jerry Wisdom, junior, and Karl Jones, sophomore, exercise their minds further with a stimulating and challenging game of chess. Besides teaching government, world affairs, sociolgy and economics. Mr. Good still finds time to sponsor the Senior class and is the assistant volleyball coach. Story by Gail Heiniger and Sally Haflich Had any world affairs lately? If you have, you should see a psy- chologist. Mr. Hill who taught psychology as well as American, Kansas and European histories, comes highly recommended. He holds a B.S.E. and an M.S. from ESU. Mr. Hill’s American history class, a required course, consist- ed mostly of juniors, while his Eu- ropean and Kansas history classes were open to all students as electives. Psychology was of- fered to seniors for one semes- ter. Mr. Hill enjoyed all of his classes, but he admitted that he had a favorite, fifth hour-his prep period. Now about those world affairs. Mr. Good taught world affairs, government, sociology, and eco- nomics. Students in world affairs studied current events and learned the importance of differ- ent cultures in society. Mr. Good explained to his government classes how the American gov- ernment works. So, if you’d like to know more about world affairs or you need a good psychologist, see the social science department. Academics 15