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Carol Grimm.......... Dave Flentie......... Linda Jones........... Sue Ann Wertenberger, Carolyn Hunnicutt,.., Mr. Trower............ .....President Vice-President ..... Secretary ..... Treasurer .....Historian ........Sponsor Jutune Budmeaa Leadenl oft Amenica The Future Business Leaders of America is an organization for those students interested in the business field. F.B.L.A. is a new- comer at Sabetha High School this year. Most of this school year was spent in organizing the chapter. Meetings are held once a month or oftener if it is found desir- able by the president. Outstanding business men are brought in from surrounding cities to speak to the chapter. This year the chapter also took a tour to Kansas City to visit the GMC produc- tion line and the Federal Reserve Bank. Thirteen members also attended the State F.B.L.A. Convention at Kansas University this year. It was at this convention that Alice Ann Marthaler won third place in the Miss Future Business Leader of America Contest. 20
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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.
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TrtlbUTr, TO h JRliiND after 47 years of teaching, a steadfast pillar of learning ati character is leaving our high school. You all know who this ulii mu FT 1 i ii ii ii Would THE PROM Tho school year of 56-59 climaxed by the . Junior-Sei Prom, Jungle Paradise , It .held in the high school gyj
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