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

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Ho. l£ 1 rJ 1 1 1 r, . r 7o'l. XT Sabetha. Kansas. JnANNxn jrii.J uin.UAu «nijl Jeannie Shaw fell in Phys nd ana cracked a wrist bane while tumbling. Her wrist is not in a cast, but it will have to be wrapped for thime or four weeks. March 23. jRVxC j5 1AKRIS0H MYaRS TnKaS AUDITION Harrison Myers went to Topeka March lk for a vocal music audi- tion. Judy Newlin went with him as his accompanyist. SoNIOR PeaY CHOSuN The Little Dog Laughed has been chosen as the senior play to be presenteu April 20. The cast hasn't oeen chosen y.t, but will be as soon as the blaybooks arrive. BASKETBALL TaK TO N.A.I.A. The top ten basketball boys ana Coaches - Norris ana baker went to Kansas City March 1a to the N.a.I.a. basketcall Tourna- ment. yindrum visits s.h.s. Mr. Richard Winurum, former principal and assistant basket- ball couch of SnS, visited here March 15. B iND TO GdT hi Band P-.r nts voted new for the buna and agreed that ouch member would pay for his own slacks which will be whit ana of washable material. The coats re to be sky blue, trial..tQ with cro...e buttons. Hie hats will be of the same blue with cro.ae sun burst and is. Palm Sunday evening 7:45 at Pilgrim Holiness Church. Mon.---Church of the Brethern Tuos.--baptist Wed.---Congregati anal Good friday services at Metho- dist Church from 1-4:00 r. M. Thursday there will be auster services at the high school; ttov. ..pplequist will be the speaker. Music for services the entire week will be furnished by each church. 1 all 1 Y E i UDaii I -J i»L.Kii M..SuuD fc-.ND Twenty SriS students will play in tne massed band in the music festival .t Troy Priauy. Donna Porter, alto clarinet; Dorothy nockweli, baritone sax; Davia Robinson, cornet I; Lyle D.skatt, cornet III; Mary Leav- er, fluto I; Betty Lochcr, oboe Jani bus son;

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Ten girls and five boys earned five or more semester A's to make them eligible for membership in the Alpha Club, an organization recog- nizing scholastic achievement. Orlo McNary captured highest awards with 25 semester A's. Mary K. Wurzbacher ranked second with 24 A's. Gayle Ross holds third place with 23 A's. Douglas Metzger earned 21 A's and Judy Newlin has 19 A's The following earned 9 or fewer A's entitling them to a Bronze A -pin Elton Aberle 9 Doris Thiemann 6 Alma Mathewson 9 Naomi Ireland 6 Harrison Myers 8 Janice Haflick 6 Marguerite Brown 8 Robert Ackerman 6 Mary Dee Masterson 7 Andrea Rokey 5 BACK ROW: Ramon Aberle, Galen Weick, Orlo McNary, Douglas Metzger, Elton Aberle, Mary K. Wurzbacher, Donna Porter, Mary Lou Wenger, Judy Newlin. SECOND ROW: Regina Snyder, Janice Schmidt, Doris Thiemann, Marguerite Brown, Gayle Ross, Alma Mathewson, Donelda Arick, Judy Humphrey, Janice Hendrix, Linda Close. FRONT ROW: Naomi Ireland, Virginia Beyer, Nancy Norrie, Carolyn Hunnicutt, Linda Jones, Carol Grimm, Judy Meyer, Arlene Strahm, Andrea Rokey, Virginia Lichty, Delores Metzger. IIimorahlp Henlinn

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President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer . Reporter. Sentinel . Douglas Metzger . . Gary Studer .Jordan Wittmer . Duane G rimm Kenneth Alderfer • • Larry Cox