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

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TOP ROW: Eugene Bockerstette, Johnnie Fish, Clarence Estle, Mary Rokey, Robert Marthaler, Linda Locher, Willa Jean Metzger, Janice Stoldt. FOURTH ROW: Roger Aberle, Stephen Sallee, Charles Wells, Janice Aberle, Jerry Cox, Linda Wenger. Sara Robinson, Betty Bell. THIRD ROW: Everett Harter, Ted Ruse, James Jellison, Karla Miller, Steven Clark, Jacalynn Lortscher, Jeanette Stoldt, Shirley Kessler. SECOND ROW . Ronald Brooks, David Flentie, Karen Hamilton, Lonnie Fletchall, Phyllis Thiemann, Maurveen Belghtel, Dorothy Mishler. FIRST ROW: Elaine Aeschliman, Robert Lehmann, Patricia Greene, James Deaver, Sandra Stauffer, Eugene Herrmann, Ruth Okeson, Robert Deaver. THE YOUNGEST Victorious all the way. Aren’t we cute? Looks interesting.

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' °c 1 secfe-;Vs voCr °e Qe -' ;x ev ®r der ’ ,}udJ s e ,,Ae »-f at'0, a «'■■' « gV ef ’ e i c01 1°; )S5'“ ee cV'' '3 y s °v:e' a r-.v s® nec- » ve • • rvO. °- VVi--'- I ’ v, d te®0 YlVvic £i.re „c V0 afX®a6v ®V a d eV d'A ?i ?arV t ° 9® 1 The student council, governing body of the school, this year is headed by Judy Newlin, President; Mary Deaver, vice president; and Janis Wittmer, secretary. Throughout the year it has sponsored a variety of lyceum programs, dances, and assembly programs. The Christmas Dance was the big social event of the first semester and was sponsored by the council; Marjorie Flott was chosen by popular vote to portray the new personality on the high school campus. Miss Mistletoe; she reigned in splendor during the dance. As an educational benefit to the school the council sponsored a film which featured the culture of Russia and was shown to the entire student group at an assembly. Another highlight under the guidance of the student council was a meeting of the junior and senior classes with alumni who were attending college. Questions of the pupils concerning college life were answered by the representatives of the colleges. C£ io | 3 d .. v® .ivo -v. v srA at' e vie-e , e JL oV Vc-' 0%. S T -r- k o 5 ° d,.nc M'' a otr«: vl° rv o'a lsr :X,V ct V ... —

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In September of 1956 fifty-four shy and timid freshmen entered SHS. Our first day was fright- ening. The upperclassmen scared us at first, but we soon found out they were human, too. In a short time we were a part of the friendly classes, the noisy halls, the joking horseplay of the boys, or the merry laughter and secret whisperings of the girls. Our names soon appeared on music programs and honor rolls; our basketball team suffered on defeats With anticipation, we looked forward to every game, dance, party, and program; and tried our best to make each a success. One short year full of fond memories, but three more to look forward to. TOP ROW: Mildred Nelms, David Stalder, Byford Heiniger. FOURTH ROW: Beverly Inglis, John Ehlers, Garland (peorge. THIRD ROW: Billie Walz, Fred Fulton, James Metzger, SECOND ROW: Rita Tibbetts, Richard Moorhead, Wayne Aeschliman. FIRST ROW: Judy Jones, Mike Lanning, Garland Morris. BLUE JAYS CLASS OFFICERS President . . . .Linda Locher Vice-president . . Mary Rokey Secretary-treasurer............. Greenhorns at work. Janice Aberle Student council. David Flentie Program chairman . Roger Aberle