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

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Kenny Harvey shows off his an talent at school for the camera. One of the victims of a music trip is Noel Sylvesters truck. One of many of Tom House's |obs is keeping up with current art events. Benp Wyson takes a short break from rolling ink on an art project during 6th hour. Alan Baily and Denise Baumgartner read so they can decide what to do in art. Academics 25

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Arts Are Basic N x Singing in 5th hour music class are Margaret Koch. Joni Katherns. Jana Edelman and Ruby Gruber. Peggy Nehr and Leah Workman listen to Mr. Sylvester while Phil figgs finds what he says amusing. The fine arts department worked together on many pro- jects such as the Festival of The Arts. On March 27 and 28. League Music Festival was held with the vocal and band classes. April 3 and 4 was State Music Festival. You’re A Good Man Charlie Brown was produced by the music and theatre depart- ments on April 24 and 25. and the 5th Annual Variety Show was on May 7th, combining the efforts of the entire fine arts depart- ment. May 12 was the Spring Con- cert featuring the vocal music and band department. The art and industrial arts departments also put on the Annual Fine Arts Fair. Tom House taught art. He graduated from Fmporia State University with a BSE. Mr. House's hobbies are hawk spot- ting and driving. Noel Sylvester taught chamber choir, girls chorus, and mixed chorus. He graduated from Kan- sas State University with a BS in Music Education. Mr. Sylvester's hobbies are working with stereo equipment, reading, trap shoot- ing. bowling and naturally, sing- ing. Mr. Sylvester gets the class' attention. | x 2 Academics

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Student fob Skills Sharp ?rom Practice Mrs. Linda Krimmer (business) frantically searches through her papers for the next assign ment. Upper Right: Part of Leah Workman s assignment in business machines is transcribing letters. Another important |ob skill in business machines that Valerie Cook and Pam Hamil are working on is how to run an adding machine. Right: Susan Turnbull checks her addition tape with her original tally. 26 Academics