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

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Back row: Albert Roberts, Donald Bailey, Merlin Strahm, Max Dalsing, Lee White, Kenny Drolett, John Ross, Gary Shadel, Art Bell, Jay Buchholz, Keith Brooks, Lawrence Smith. Second row: Marion Emert, Lynn Kellenberger, Marvin Strahm, Tony Heptig, Vance Wenger, Jim Mock, Roy Ralston, Jack Baker. First row: Gary Tyler, Keith Haxton, Lyle Lancaster, Robert Brunner, Alvin Gates, Ronny Carpenter, Norman Steiner. mimmLS Team II: Back row: Gladys Kinghom, Becky Moser, Susie Mishler, Elta Feek, Mildred Thieme, Janice Jones. Front row: Beverly Haxton, Capt. Nila Edelman. 25 Noon hour basketball was organited by Mr. Unruh in 1947 to accommodate the students who ride the bus, and so have more time during the noon hour than do the town students. The FFA won the 1950-51 noon hour bas- ketball league championship with a 14-7 won and lost record. There were three other teams in the league other than the FFA. They were the Band, Independents, and the Kays. The boys played every Monday, Wednesday, and Thursday. The girls have played in noon leagues since 1950. Team II, ca tained by Nila Edelman, won the girls' league champion- ship by winning the play-off game from Team I, 27-11. The other girls' teams were Team I, captained by Donna Gates; Team II, cap- tained by Mildred McFall; ani Team III, captained by Melba Campbell. Back row: Merlin Strahm, Lynn Kellenberger,Capt. Lyle Lancaster, Darrell Henry. Front row: Loren Steiner, Lloyd Keim, Bobby Reed, Loren Haxton.

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V Swishhhhh. Conference Win Bluejays Capture ,rdS to 6° Albert Roberts guard guard The Suhetha Bluejays broke their live camv losing streak with a vengeance Friday night on the home maples, as they completely clashed an outclassed Troy Trojan quintet. .’»7 to 24. The home term had amassed a 4. » to IS lead enter- in.: the final canto when coach Bill Fioar let the substitutes finish out the contest.

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Under the direction of five of the peppiest cheerleaders SHS has ever known, the Jay Jays of the 51 year whooped it up. Come rain or shine, the Jays hop into the bus or cars and trek along to the big game. They cheered till their voices wouldn’t permit anymore and came home completely worn out. They didn’t stop on just one game; they went to all, happy and tired, but always ready to go for our grand old SHS. Under the untiring guidance of their sponsor, Miss Eleanor Pflug, the Jay Jays sold at basketball games, to build up a fund for new backdrops for the stage. With the help of other organizations the curtains will be hanging in ’52. Thus went the '51 season and will go seasons to follow, but although they may equal and surpass this year's club, they can never take away the satisfaction it gave to everybody. 26