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

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The pleasures of cat skinning are shown on the faces of Carla Bindel and Rhonda Stover. By O'Detta Thomason The lab sciences offered a wide variety of classes through the guidance of Ms. Sue Gibbs, Mr. Herbert Brown, and Mrs Ma- vis House. Mr Brown graduated from Peru State University with a B.S. He recieved his M.S. from the University of Omaha He taught general science. Chemis- try I and physics. In his free time he enjoys fishing, hunting, and motorcycle riding. Ms. Gibbs graduated from Kan- sas State University with a B.S. and is working on her masters. She taught H.E.R.O., meal man- agement. housing, fashion mer- chandising. individual survival, creative clothing, family living. Foods II and child world. She sponsored FHA and was assistant sponsor for pep club. In her free time she enjoys sewing, horse- back-riding and traveling. Mrs House graduated from Emporia State University with a B.S.E. She is working on her mas- ters. She taught life science and Biology I and II. Her hobbies are sewing and reading. Academic I9

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Split Zhe Atom, Sk in Cat, Bake A Cake — Zhe Cab Sciences T o Jt All Besides leaching biology and life sci- ence. Mrs House also helps sponsor Kayettes. Smiling. Sue Gibbs gels into ihe Christmas spirit by making a wreath. a Reviewing students on basic concepts is part of Mr. Brown’s job in general sci- ence. ♦ After an experiment. Betsy Herbster and Pam Williams check their papers for the expect- ed results. I Right: While Pam Beach finds the frost- ing finger lickin’ good. Leslee Wissler finds a more appropriate use for it. I

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As he sands. James Painter checks for smoothness. With much concentration. Doug Edel man removes the pegs from his pro- ject. Before finishing their pig carrier. James McNary and Gerald Hervey must square it up and weld. Stan Newby graduated from Kansas State University with a B.S.E. in agriculture. Mr. Newby taught vocational agriculture I. II. III. IV. and farm shop. He consid- ered farm shop to be his most challenging class because I have Glen Pyle, Dennis Goodman. J.R. Isch, Gary Plattner. and Alan Bai- ley. among others.” In his spare time he was FFA sponsor taught a night course in welding, and en- joyed hunting, bowling, and working in the shop. Keith Hall graduated from Fort Hayes State University with a B.S.E. in industrial arts. Mr. Hall taught industrial arts. After a class in industrial arts, a students was able to I) draw and read working plans. 2) plan a shop pro- ject according to his ability. 3) practice shop safety effectively, and 4) build a project he planned and designed. Mr. Hall devoted many hours to serving as the wrestling coach. He enjoyed wrestling and fishing in his free time. A mild mannered welder. Rodney Gilberi. exhibits his industrial arts project. X) Academics