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

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f-THE BLUE JAYL e-,,, f ff-L L-1, ALPHA CLUB i za if Moulton. Masheter, Beyer, McKim, Collins, Staubus, Harold, Hennigh Burner, Hause, Irwin, Phillippi, Lichty, Hundley, Miller, Hoffman, Graham Wherry, McClanahan, Lowe, Mr. Hiett, Moser, Hartter, Lyon The Alpha Club, an honorary society of the Sabetha High School, was Hrst organized i11 1923 by Supt. F. C. Marks. Since Mr. Mark's administration it has been sponsored by Supt. Hiett. The requirements for membership are: Class 3, five semester A grades: Class 2, ten semester A grades: Class 1, fifteen semester MA grades. Sterling silver pins are awarded to those in Class 2, and solid gold pins to those in Class 1. Those students receiving the above honors are as follows: Class 1 Irene Beyer, Mary Collins, Lucile Hennigh, Betty Harold, Mary Hause, Juanita Irwin, Max Lyon, Randol McClanahan, Lillian McKim, Doris Miller, Mavis Moulton, Helen Staubus, Tom Wherry Class 2 George Hartter, Maxine Masheter, LaVaun Phillippi Class 3 Kathleen Burner, Lois Graham, Ruth Hoffman, Glenn Lichty Violet Lowe, Evelyn Moser The following officers were elected for the 1931-1932 school year: President, Irene Beyer: Vice President, Lucile Hennighg Secretary, Lillian McKim3 Treasurer, Torn Wherryg Program Chairman, Helen Staubus. ' - sn - - q ,1 - 11 . - s - V 1 Q Q iflizg ,:' A A. , , , ie.. ,,,i.-,..-o-..,.Q..-i....4..,,i-...,,,f.',f,E L.. . 1 1, L , ' Ef,?? . I

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-TI-IE BLUE JAY. y Y GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION C Ott. Grvsllallll. Bode. IVIZIYIIHTKI, Ukele. ITTVZIIIS, wI6I1If6I'. Miller, Imrlslliler .Im-ksoll. Halley, Graves Miller, Ml-Nzlry, Wilkersoll, Swartz, Meisller, V. Ott, Rogers, Smith, Sllzldel, Hayes, Kreilzer Millger, Spelllllier. Dllrstille, Polzllld, Calrpellter. GI'ilIl2lIl1, IIIIIIKIIFY. Ruse, Iirlldrell, DIIIIIICIIBF. BIIFIOII. SIICIIIIIII, Miss Bell. The girls of the FFCSIIIIIBII IIIIKI Sllpillllllwre Ulzlssvs cullstilllte the Girls Athletic' ASS1Ii'I3lIIlIl nt' 15131-1932. This Assm-izltiull creates il spirit ot' l'I92lIl SDKIFISIIIZIIISIIIII lllllI fllir play, It IICIIIS the girls to realize the IIPRKI of f'tl-QIDSFHIIIIII ill every day lifv als well als ill games. The girls receive physil-all lfilillillpl zllld also Iezlrll Illlw to play the glllllv, whatever it lllzly Ile. fairly. The nriivers were i'IlUSE'Il zls follows: Pre-sidellt - - - Luis Grzlllallll Vive Presidellt - - Millllie Pulzllld Se-vretzlry - Dilllil DIIFSIIIIP FIIFCIISIIFEF - Mlldrell IIZIFIIGIIIPF Advisol' - - Miss Bell