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

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OPHOfllORfS BACK ROW: Cecil Thompson, Robert Chandler, Clayton Metzger, Jack Baker, Elvin Gilbert, LaVon Wenger, John Koch, Dale Atkinson, Keith Brooks, THIRD ROW: Joe Hundley, Leroy Lehmkuhl, Paul McNergney, Otis McKee, Jim Mock, Tony Heptig, Kanneth Drolett, Paul Bechtelheimer, Donald Bailey SECOND ROW: Alice Niccum, Delores Russell, Janice Jones, LaVonne Hurttey Kathryn Miller, Beverly Fulton, Rose Eichelberger, Mildred Taieme, Dar- rell Henry, FIRST ROW: Cogie Ann Dodd, Maxine Niccum, Diane Buchholz, Joyce Smith, Joan McClure, Beverly Bertram, Ethel Phillips, Beverly Hax- ton, Edith Haxton, John Humphrey, Glen Keim. Besides exhibiting a fine school spirit, this class has three members on the first semester hon- or roll (three of whom had straight A's) and seven on the honorable mention roll. Five sophmore boys rated letters in football, and they will have their portion in basketball and track, as well as a substantial representation in glee clubs, band, FFA, and other school activities. They, too, pro- mote good sportsmanship and responsible citizen- ship in campus life. Class Officers: Kenny Drolett....president LaVon Wenger.....vice-president John Koch........secretary Anthony Heptig...treasurer Otis McKee.......program chairman

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unions BACK ROW: Donala Johns, Jay Buchholz, Freddie Stalder, Vance Wenger, Richard Gruen, John Sharrah, Roy Ralston, Max Dalsing, Lawrence Smith. THIRD ROW: Albert Roberts, Gordon Zimmerman, Darlene Smith, Barbara Lu- kert, Patricia Keithley, Jennie Fulton, Lyle Wardlow, Frankie Althouse, Richard Phillips, Marvin Strahm. SECOND ROW: Melba Campbell, Bettj Leuthold, Joyceln Cavender, Duane He! ary. Merlin Strahm, Maridee Brown- lee, Mildred Wiltz, Marlene Walz, Lloyd Keim, 'David Showalter. FIRST ROW: Janet Okeson, Donna Gates, Elta Feek, Nila Edelman, Elba Robinson, Rosalie Smith, Sue Smith, Lois Mathewson,Elaine Lukert, Bernice Bueltel, Jeanine Kewlin, Loren Steiner, Marion Emert. The class of 51 need have no fear of leaving the senior post to an inefficient group. These students have proved that they can do a job well. There are five juniors on the semester honor roll, (three of whom had all A-grades) and thirteen on the honorable mention list, or something over one- third of all the students cited for scholarship. Five junior boys lettered in football. The class will be as well represented in other sports. Carrol Mills joined the olass the seoond semester. Class Officers: Nila gdelm n.......president Blaine Lukert.....vice-president Albert Roberts....secretary Roy Ralston........treasurer t .ridee Brownlee..program chairman

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-s ILL- C iT'W n 0 i a BACK ROW: Keith Henry, Bobby Reed, Donald Hunnicutt, Harold Leuthold, Lynn Kellenberger, Freddy Minor, Kathryn Herbstreith, Shirley Deaver, D'Ann Sauer, Mary Miller. THIRD ROW: Richard Chandler, Robert Mishler, Robert Beyer, Darryl Emert, Johnny Moser, Larry Smith, Ernest Gruen, Walter Hulsing, Edith Lancaster, Lenore Grimm, Kay Dientsbier, Rebecca Moser. SECOND ROW: Mary Ann Keim, Bobbie Wilson, Gladys Kinghom, Mary Foster, Yvonne Showalter, Kay Payne, Donna Mathewson, CarrolL Wittmer, Loren Haxton, John Carlson, Eddie McCoy. FIRST ROW: Eva Lamparter, Shirley Maelzer, De Ann Walz, Susan T ler, Gail White, Jo Ann Keim, Emma Lee Sherrard, Patty Vogelsang, Patty Goddard, Alma Steiner. Class Officers: Darryl Emert.........president Yvonne Showalter.....vice-president Kay Payne.••••••.....secretary—treasurer Eva May Lamparter....program chairman As a new class this one shows much promise of carrying on the traditions of SHS students and cit- izens. There are potential athletes to boost fut- ure Big Six standings, and pretty,efficient girls. They are not found wanting in good scholarship rec- ords either: five freshmen made the first semes- ter honor roll (one of whom had all A's) and seven others were among the honorable mention names. One freshman boy lettered in football. They should be a power to be reckoned with in all students ac- tivities the next three years. 10