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

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Scrapping off glue is one of the many steps Art Kellenberger goes through before finishing his project in fourth hour industrial arts. (Photo by Gail Heiniger) Part of David Herbster’s shop project requires welding and much concentration. Ag, Shop Classes Good With Hands Keith Hall concentrates before he uses the table saw. For advice in farmshop. Alan Bailey turns to Stan Newby. Academics 21

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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

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Members Practice lor Music Contests While in ihe lounge. Mr. Evans shares a joke. Doug Edelman. luba player, lakes a breather during rehearsal. Exhausted after a day of marching in Lincoln. Sue Turnbull and Doug Edelman relax. When the school year started there were two new faces in the music department. Fred Evans and Ben Rohrer. Mr. Evans recieved his BME from Washburn University and is currently working on his masters from the University of Kansas. Fie was also a salesman for Flume Music for four years. His hobbies include water skiing and basket- ball. An excellent dartsman. Mr. Evans has participated in many tournaments.