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

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CALENDAR OF EVENTS Dec. 7. Sabetha VS. Powhattan—the bdsketbdll secson chdnged the complexicn of school completely for the sportsminded. The Blue Joys storted off right with o victory over Powhotton. Dec. 7. Tolent, tolent, tolent. The Koy ossembly wos soturoted with it. Dec. 14. Sobetho VS. Troy. Lots of school spirit helped the Blue Joys set o scoring record over the Trojons. Dec. 18. Sobetho VS. Holton. Dec. 19. Jolly old St. Nicholas, lean your ear this way; come out to our Christmas dance and watch us swing and sway. Miss Mistletoe was an added attraction at this, the merriest of dances. Martse Flott rode in the sleigh. Dec. 21. Christmas assembly. Everyone was put into a vacation mood by music from the band and vocal groups. Kayette dress up day helped make a handsome school. The Jays lost an exciting basketball game to Horton. Dec. 24 to Jan. 2. Christmas vacation. Oh Boy! Now we can catch up on our sleep. Jan. 2. College Day. The talks by the college students helped us to start studying again. Jan. 4. Sabetha VS. Hiawatha. We've got some tough competition lined up. Jan. II. Sabetha VS. Wathena. Jan. 15. Sabetha VS. Seneca—We win again! Jan. 18. Sabetha VS. Effingham. Jan. 24. Dental Inspection— Drop your jaw . Most of us had to see our dentist to put some teeth around our cavities. Jan. 25-29—Feb. I. The Jays encountered Troy, Centralia and Horton respectively, winning the first two and bowing to Horton. Feb. 6. Girls B.B.—Come on girls—Let's show those boys how to play basketball. Feb. 22. Big Six Play. The Old Lady Shows Her Medals . Feb. 27. District Basketball Tournament. It's time to sum up the basketball season .

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It Made Our Flesh Creep, Sent Shivers Down Our Spines, Made Our Hair Stand On End JUNIORS PRESENT HOBGOBLIN HOUSE ’ Misses Priscilla and Abagail Carter are peeved because their two nieces have fallen in love with two silly young nincompoops! They purchase the grim old Hobgood House in the foothills of the Ozarks and here in the seclusion of the mountains they plan a safe retreat where the girls shall not see their lovers for at least six months on penalty of being disinherited. And what a mess they get into—ghosts and ghostly doings everywhere . When things are at their height, the boys arrive—just in time to rescue the family from a desperate band of crooks. Not till then do Priscilla and Abagail relent. Darius Krupp Priscilla Carter Abagail Carter Marian Carter Jill Carter . Frank Harlow . Ernie Hartman . Donna Porter . Judy Lortscher . Janis Wittmer . Virginia Lichty . . Elton Aberle Jack Loring. . . Richard Baskett Susan Parkins . . Andrea Rokey Henry Goober. Roger Popkess Delilah Worts . . Jeanne Shaw Bluebeard Bronson. Carol I Stalcup Bill Wilkins. . . Johnny McKee Headless Phanton?

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ALWAYS READY RICHARD BASKETT Junior guard One-Year letterman Lack of height was the problem the Blue Jays were faced with again this year. Hustle and the desire to win brought them into the winners' column in five of the sixteen games played. In conference play the Blue Jays won two and lost eight for fifth place. When District Tournament time rolled around, the Blue Jays were pitted against the Holton team that had chalked up two victories over the Jays in season BILL MEYER Senior forward Four-year letterman ROGER POPKESS Junior guard Two-year letterman JOHN EHLERS Freshman center letterman