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

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SENIOR LETTERMEN Dave Flentie, a real shifty back who added speed to our backfield. Dave was a three year letterman. Bob Marthaler, a two year letterman, was a big defensive guard with a big voice. Roger Aberle, a two year letterman, was an end who gave everything he had. Garland George, a four year letterman, made a real tough tackle but had one weak spot, his toes. Wayne Aeschliman, a one year letterman, was always in there fighting. Jim Metzger, a one year letterman, who came through to make a real steady center. Doug Aberle, a new boy who helped round out a fine backfield. Doug, a one year let- terman. Dave Stalder, a quarterback who kept the team jumping. Dave, a three year letter- man.

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UNDERCLASS LETTERMEN Won Lost Tied Sabetha 3 0 0 Sabetha 19 St. Peter and Paul 6 Effingham 1 1 1 Sebetha 52 Centralia 0 Hiawatha 1 2 0 Sabetha 0 Onaga 6 Horton 0 2 1 Sabetha 25 Horton 0 Sabetha 26 Hiawatha 6 Sabetha 15 Holton 6 23 Offense Average Sabetha 19 Tecumseh 6 4 Defense Average Sabetha 39 Marysville 0 Sabetha 13 Effingham 6

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SENIOR LETTERMEN Ron Brooks, don't let him get in the open because you'll never catch him. Ron, a three year letterman. Fred Fulton, a four year letterman known as the meanest man in the conference, once he got mean. Jerry Cox, a one year letterman who always gave his heart. Bob Lehman never said much but you always knew he was there when he tackled you. Bob was a two year letterman. Jim Deaver, a one year letterman, was al- ways ready to go. John Garber, known as Big John, ” gave that needed weight to the backfield. John was a four year letterman. Ron Beans, a tough guard who always moved his man. Ron was a two year letterman.