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

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'N 1ll'0'0llllillllll0xI' 'QA' I ,0O,llll.l.IlUll HISTORY OF IUNIGR CLASS The year 1924 brought seventy-five Freshmen to Sabetha High. As it is expected of the Freshmen, several lost their courage and disappeared. Collins Jones, Jeanne Gravatte, and Helen Foster helped the class over the bumps. The Freshmen enjoyed a spooky Hall0we'en party with the Sopho-- mores. A beauty contest was given at this party, the prize going to Edith Bockenstette, prettiest girl, and Collins Jones, best looking boy. In the fall of 1925 a lively group of students took a step upon the ladder of knowledge. Holland Lyons, Forest Bearg, and Marie Lukert led the class through their trials. The Sophomore class was well represented on the football and basket-ball team by Clear Watters and Holland Lyons. Well, here we are Juniors! The class president is Virginia Fennerg vice-president, Lucille Caveg treasurer, Forest Beargg and secretary, Lyle Myrick. Here's Where We shine. The class excels in all school activities. Engaged by Wednesday was a great event in the lives of the Juniors. Sawdust Sally-lest we forget-the chapel play given by the Juniors, The Land of Dolls. The greatest problem-perhaps the greatest event--was getting ready for the Junior-Senior reception. D Here's good luck to another successful year. BH , Q W V 0 1 31 'ly q' TNXM f a V V 3 - - A - - - ' - - ' '--'ra frnarrn,-Ar: Lexx 'i1o:u.u,o.n.l.u.e 0,019.1 ,...., .. . . . . . . . . . , . . H 25

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V 0 ' 5'.f I.. 'SNK-M ' 'I 0'l O Q I l'l OKI . 1 I9 f.0,'..1.f. .-U-U HISTORY OF SOPHOMORE CLASS When the Sophomore class of 1926-'27 embarked upon its High School voyage as Freshmen in September, 1925, the officers chosen were: Mar- jorie Burke, presidentg Velma Brougher, vice-presidentg Lois Kennedy, secretaryg and David Hoverson, treasurer. That year only one party was given, the Sophomore-Freshman party. When football and basket-ball season came on, several Freshmen became professionals, so cheer leaders were needed. Glen Freeby and Madgell Ridnour were chosen to lead the pep. During the last of the year's voyage, Marjorie Burke was chosen queen and Elmer Ladd king. Thus our craft sped swiftly on until it came to port at the high school picnic, given May 28, 1926, at Sun Springs. On September 6, 1926 the Sophomore voyage was started again with Carrie West, presidentg Wilbur Masheter, vice-president g Velma Brougher. secretaryg and Milton Lichty, treasurer. The craft has been so angrily tossed on the .waves of tests and exams that no parties have been planned. The half way point has been passed. The bow of our boat is now turned toward the home port and the crew expects to arrive there in 1929. f' 5-. . , - i K YY 4. noaqan n..nA-I LAX' .fAu,uu:cc.l.uo .u, ,. ...,, 1 , . A,,., A A A I . F F A 257