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

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7heq Leann to Do q j oinq The FHA colors are red and white; the flower is a red rose. They sponsored their first dance this year—a valentine dance. The chapter mother is Mrs. Glen Norrie, who has served two years. Eight girls and three sponsors attended the State FHA and the district meetings. The FHA girls and their mothers prepared and served the FFA banquet May 6.

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Kayi Senve School The Kays promote high standards of living and are willing to serve when called upon. They have guest speakers, films, group discussions, and carry out projects designed for student or school betterment. Some of the projects completed by the club this year were welcoming the fresh- man boys and new boys with a watermelon feed early in the fall, presenting an assem- bly program, and running concession stands for games. They furnished Thanksgiving baskets for the needy, money for a CARE package and for Food For Millions, and cooperated with the Kayettes in providing the annual senior breakfast, the Kays providing the food. The Kayettes did the preparing of the meal. 1. 2. 3. Spring calls girls outdoors for lunch. Noon hour basketball. Mr. and Mrs. Scoby take his chemistry class on tour of Chicago.

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BACK ROW: Robert Steiner, Galen Bauman, Fred Aberle, Roger Hartter, Melvin Robinson, Paul Nickelson, Calvin Beer, Andy Moorhead, Dale Bauman, Larry Beer, Allen Rokey. SECOND ROW: Byford Heiniger, Richard Moorhead, Steve Broyles, Larry Grimm, Darryl Thompson, Robert Marthaler, Douglas Aberle, Steve Herrmann, Delwin Meyer, Phil Best- wick, Fred Fulton. FRONT ROW: Mr. Hackler, Danny Mishler, Monte Carpenter, Wayne Aeschliman, Mike Lanning, Eugene Herrmann, Roger Aberle, Bill Mishler, Gale Epple, Melvin Wiltz, Jerry Cox, Norman Barringer. The annual F.F.A. banquet was held May 6, in the high school gym, with Mrs. Orville Lanning, Jr. as the chapter mother. There were eight boys with their sponsor who attended the State F.F.A. Convention and judging contest. The average net worth of thirty-four members was $600.