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

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Front row: Shirley Ellington, Marthella Wilson, Ruby Dienstbier, Melba Campbell, Elta Feek, Mildred McFall, Peggy Vogelsang, Donna Gates, Rosalie Smith. Top row: Winifred Buse, Camille McNergney, Velma Minor, Joelline Wikle, Elaine Medlicott, Donna Thomas, Maxine Carver, Betty Harold, Joy Hilbert. (Not in picture: Joan McClure, Beverly Hax- ton, Jennie Fulton, Darlene Smith, Jeanine Newlin, Janet Dalsing, and Janet Okeson.) G. fl. fl. GAA OFFICERS Camille McNergney, president Shirley Ellington, vice-president Donna Gates, secretary Mildred McFall, treasurer Joelline Wikle, point secretary Marthella Wilson, athletic manager The Hucklebuckers won from the Chattanooga Shoe Shine Girls 22-15 March 13, 1950. The captain is holding the ball.

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Five cheerleaders, about fifty girls, and two mascots make up the Jay Jay Pep Club. Riding the old bus, crowded in cars, and on their own horsepow- er, any old way to get there, they flock to all games, yell them- selves hoarse, come home dead-tired, but ready to do it again next team and Alma Mater. Whatever the outcome, win or lose, the Jay Jays ciously, always promoting manship. Edith Haxton and Lloyd Keim in their Blue Jay and Indian costumes do a pow- wow dance at the Hiawatha game at half time.

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The Boogie Woogle Bugle Girls who defeated the Ragg Moppa 20-16 February 28, 1950, captained by LaVonne Hartter. GAA AWARDS FOR 1950 Awards are the sunflower pin for 600 points, the school letter for 1200 points, the state K for 1600 points, and the gold pin for 2000 points. Melba Campbell, Joelline Wikle, and Donna Gates had the requirements for first award; Betty Harold, Vel- ma Minor, and Winifred Ruse, both first and sec- ond; Maxine Carver and Mildred McFall, second ; Marthella Wilson first , second, and third; £3iir- ley Ellington, the fourth.