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

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Table Of Contents Staff Credits.........................6 Dedication............................8 Part One — Events Activities 10-33 Featuring: The Junior Play........16-18 The Senior Play.........25-27 The Prom................28-31 And much more . . . Sports I 34-45 Featuring: Football...............36-38 Basketball..............39-41 Track Cross-Country . . . 42-43 Coif....................44-45 School Life 48-54 Part Two — People Administration And Faculty 60-73 Featuring: Principal Superintendent ... 62 Board of Education Staff ... 63 Special Feature.........64-65 Faculty.................66-73 Organizations 76-91 Sports II 92-105 Featuring: Football...............94-96 Basketball................97-99 Track Cross-Country . . 100-102 Golf...............103-104 Cheerleaders................105 Underclassmen 106-117 Seniors 120-133 Acknowledgements.......................135 Preface A yearbook editor has two considerations he must take into account if he hopes his yearbook to be even moderately successful. His yearbook must be a reflection of the year it represents. And, it must have depth. Two very unimpeach- able, very elemental prerequisites to having a good yearbook. 1969 was a year of transition. A new school was waiting in the wings, along with the inevitable administrative and curricular realignments that a new school entails. Though it was not entirely preplanned, this yearbook is also of transitional character. We've discarded the old yearbook forms, and have tried to bring in what we hope is a more modem, more vital layout. To com- plement this new format, we commissioned teachers and students to write articles for the different divisions. These articles, combined with some of the other devices we've incorpo- rated into the new format, should make this annual a more viable record of the '68-'69 school year. In this way, the '69 BLUEJAY should also be representative of the class put- ting it out, and should have a more broadly- based appeal, thus satisfying the aforemen- tioned requirement of depth. Contained in this yearbook, along with some of the more contemporary ideas we hope we've advanced, are vestiges of the older forms that we simply couldn't shrug off. But it is our fer- vent hope that this annual will, to future edi- tors, be an indication of what a yearbook should consist of. In Sabetha, the yearbook has been too long neglected, by people outside the school, as an element of high school at least equal in stature to some of the more popular and well-known facets of high school life. And too many staff members have not yet fully seized upon the yearbook as an individual (yes, individual) means of creative expression. This yearbook has its shortcomings, as any yearbook put out by a volunteer staff with a million other things to do will. It certainly isn't the last word, but we hope that it's good enough to set a standard for the editors and staffs of future years. SHS deserves the best! Pat Christine, Editor 5

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The Staff YEARBOOK ADVISOR: Marjorie Lines BUDGET: Vaughn Minton DIVISION PAGES: Jim Cook, Don Cleavinger, Cynthia Strahm ADMINISTRATION: Rick Kellenberger, Larry Bums SCHOOL LIFE: Susan Scoby, Wilma Menold, Sarah Jones ORGANIZATIONS: Ann M. Montgomery, Beth Meyer, Linda Lehman UNDERCLASSMEN: Vianna Bingman, Diana Schmitt ATHLETICS: Randy Kellenberger (Football Golf) Mark Scarlett (Track) Rixey Wertenberger (Basketball) ACTIVITIES: Dan Montgomery, Dianna Schmitt SENIORS: Galen Rokey, Sarah Jones % ADVERTISING SALES: Bob Flentie Edna McFall Jon Summers Sondra McClain Rick Kellenberger Ann Montgomery Janet Heiniger Vianna Bingman Gregg Newlin Kevin Tennal ADVERTISING DESIGN: Gregg Newlin, Jeff Tennal YEARBOOK SALES: Del Strahm, Larry Burns, Rick Kellenberger EDITOR: Patrick Ross Christine 6