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

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3-if 3 L 1 ' iJ' 'l,', 5 1 S- SOPHOMORE CLASS Scott, Flott, D. Graves, E. Showman, Henry, Hatz. Fletchall. L. Miller, P. Lichty, Robinson, P. McNary Cramer, Poland, Meisner. Reinhart. M. Wilson. Leuze, Bestwick, Wilkerson, L. Baumgartner Atkinson. Spellmier, Kistner, M. Moser, Strahm, Barndt, Yost, Rotz, Jackson, Swartz J. Wilson, Dirst. Trimble, M. Dannefer. Mr. Barber. Graham. Summers, D. Wherry, H Gilkerson CLASS HISTORY Only two years ago the first of September, nineteen hundred and thirty, forty-five inexperi- ence flyers began an endurance test. In order that we might stay together, we organized the following mechanics to help us: Dick Wherry, president: Marian Wilson, vice president: Kather- ine Summers, secretary: Jack Wilson, treasurer: and Miss Crosley as our pilot. Of the school activities, we were represented in football, basketball, debate, glee clubs and orchestra, The following September we felt as though we knew more about flying although seven members had dropped during a bad fog. This year we elected as our mechanics: Louise Graham, president: Pauline Trimble. vice president: Kathryn Ann Reinhart, secretary and treasurer: Mildred Dannefer. program chairman: and Mr. Barber as our pilot. Be- cause several became good flyers and well trained pilots, they were made members of the Alpha Club. Some of us were only tails, others became propellcrs, but altogether we feel we can even be better pilots in the next two annual endurance flights. MOSI' POPULAR STUDENTS Marian Wilson Rueben Metzger JE. , -H f'f..7a..QE-.1 'ff -QL' Eg, 'lifgag E A-. .ELS ' ,Sai I 74347 '

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