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

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YYleet the Stafif} The Yearbook staff has been the English IV class, since there was no regular period for annual work as has been com- mon in the past, except the regular class period. Working after school often conflicted with partime jobs, and sometime with our pleasure; so the work was put off or left to someone else, until finally the deadline passed, and we were in the red as far as time was concerned. So everyone or anyone was pressed into service. The sponsor is grateful for the service of underclassmen, teach- ers, administrators, and the publishers, Myers and Company of Topeka, for their patience and co-operation. Errol Landman gave up a course to do the editor's job; Ronny Payne was a loyal assistant; Elton Aberle and Virginia Lichty took the subscriptions; Janis Wittmer was art editor; Ernie Hartman and Ronnie Bennett helped with the photogra- phy. All members of English IV, including these having spe- cial tasks, made up pages, wrote copy, or did typing. They are all in these pictures.

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ELTON ABERLE Is valedictorian of his class. His ex- cels as a leader and yet has time for fun. ORVILLE BAILEY, known as Junior, ducks his head and - plows Into anything, be it on the gridiron or just another task. ROY fi .MOTT is a quiet, hardworking newspaper boy. He is no quitter and no one ever heard him complain. ERNIE HARTMAN, the tall guy with a ready grin, hasn't set the academic world on fire, but he does know his way around a basketball court. Seniona RICHARD BASKETT, known as Rich” was one of the busiest students. He has two problems: girls and money. RONNIE BENNETT, Mayor of Teentown and one of the most popular boys in the class, always has a small grin for everyone. KAY HATZ, she reveals herself only to her friends; but she has a ready smile or a friendly word for everyone.