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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1971 volume:

I BLUEJAY Published by The Bluejay Staff of Sabetha High School Sabetha, Kansas Superintendent's Message To The Annual Staff, Director, and Members of the Senior Class of 1971: You are to be congratulated for the production of this fine annual. It will become a joy to each of you in later life. It will become a reference from which pages of Sabetha High School is recorded. This class will long be remembered for the fine Veteran's Day program they sponsored on Novem- ber 11, 1970. Best wishes to the class, collectively and individ- ually, for a successful future. Let's meet at the 1990 Homecoming to take inventory J.A. Cleavinger Superintendent Principal's Message The many accomplishments of Sabetha High School during the 1970-71 school year are due to the leadership and hard work of the Class of 71 You can take pride in the fact that your class took the initiative to establish new traditions and keep the old for the benefit of Sabetha High School. Good luck to each of you as you leave school. May you have success in whatever you follow. Von C. Lauer Principal 3 Board Of Education LEFT TO RIGHT: Lynn Lukert; Rollin Hall, Clerk; William Eisenbise; Thomas Gold; Donald Montgomery, President; William Reed, Vice President; Richard McKim; William Deaver. Student Government Mark Edelman, Flossie Nickelson, Mark Brownlee, Gene Bauman. Honorary Bluejay, Senator Pearson 4 ELIZABETH AHRENS Library Kayettes Sponsor Yearbook Sponsor LLOYD BARNETT Vocational Agri. F.F.A. Sponsor JAMES BALDRIDGE Physical Education S Club Sponsor OLIVER BENNETT Industrial Arts Soph. Class Sponsor 5 6 MARK FAHRING Social Science Jr. Class Sponsor DON FISCHER Guidance Counselor N.H.S. Sponsor Yech, -they blew it again! JENNIE FINNEY English Soph. Class Sponsor MARGARET HAYES English, Speech Thespians Sponsor Play Director 7 TOM HOUSE Art Jr. Class Sponsor EUGENE McCLAIN Social Science Sr. Class Sponsor Who let Abe in?!? LEWIS JOHNSON Math Student Council LINDA McCUNE Home Economics F.H.A. Sponsor 8 FRED PRIESTLEY Business FBLA Sponsor STEVE SCHROEDER Business B.E.C.K. Sponsor Don't bother me. LOLA PRIESTLEY Foreign Language Kayettes Sponsor REGINA STALDER Physical Education Jay Jays Sponsor 9 MARVIN TOWSE Math Sr. Class Sponsor School Personnel MONTY WYSS Science Jr. Class Sponsor BUS DRIVERS Tommy Brammer, Beverly Meister, Donald Noble, Ray Stapleton, Marguerite Blantin, Darrel Emert, Harry Zim- merschied, Ken Scoby, Ed Bauerle, Paul Tanking. COOKS Opal West, Jean Allen, Naomi Benson, Ann Fenton, Inez Hartter, Julia Kruse. 10 Marilyn Christine Superintendent's Secretary Rollin Hall Board Clerk Nila Ralston Lunch Room Supervisor Wanda Bruggeman District Nurse John Walton Fed. Funds Director Jack Christine Trans. Supervisor 12 Galen Ackerman Pat Althouse Cindy Anderson Mary Beth Aue Phil Bahr Kathy Barret Dwaine Baumgartner Elaine Baumgartner Tom Baumgartner Linda Bingman Roger Brown Mark Brownlee Jana Lee Cook Nancy Cook Janis Cooper Charles DeBusk John Dopp David Evans Pamela Gerdes Connie Gilbert Douglas Grimm Gary Gurney Lois Gutknecht Randy Hall Dora Hanesworth Carolyn Hartter Denise Hartter Doug Hartter Judy Hartter Pat Herrmann 14 Gerry Hertzel Donnie Hughes Marsha Judah Jo Ann Kanel Kathy Kathrens Stan Keim Reva Kesler Ann Krebs Can Leman Debra Leuthold Fred Longberg Patty Longberg Patty Look Steven Manche Darin Marti Phil McClain Larry McFall Mike McGraw Robert Me Kim Shirley Me Kim Tonda McMurphy Jane McNary Tim Messinger Michael Meyer Doyle Miller Jane Montgomery Steve Montgomery David Myers Carol Nickelson Dianna Oberst 15 Am Dave Ott Janet Plattner Joan Plattner Roger Ploeger Bill Priest ¥ Bill Pyle Mark Pyle Lori Rokey David Schuster Margaret Shump Carolyn Spring Cheryl Steele Mark Steele Bob Stoller Meryl Stoller Russell Stover Carol Strahm Mike Streit Richard Sylvester Jeo Tappehom April Tennal Clayton Tennal David Todd Marlon Towse Stephen Ukele Jimme Wetzel Dreda White Lesley Wittwer 16 Wanda Aue Linda Ball Bruce Bartholomew Pat Bauman Debra Beale Rick Bestwick Duane Campbell Joanne Campbell Nancy Carpenter Joni Dawson Damelle Feek Tom Fenton Drex Flott Charles Garber Lonnie Gilbert Randy Goodman Victor Graybill Jerry Grimm Danny Gruber Don Gutknecht Larry Hanesworth Don Hicks Ellen Isch Emma Johnstone William Johnstone Kent Jones Janelle Kellenberger Paul Key Kay Krebs William Lee 18 Kenneth Lehman Colleen Longberg Lora Lucas Rick Luckert Terry Marmet Wanda Marteney Ricky McClain Ronnie McFall Scott Me Kim Alan McQueen Connie Meyer David Meyer Jeff Molinari Susan Morlan S.S. Fema Moser Sharon Noble Rod Phillips Doug Plattner Terri Pullins Ann Pyle Kevin Ragan Stan Remmers Steve Rison Mary Robinson Tom Robinson Kyle Rokey Joyce Scoby Doug Sell George Shargas William Shump 19 Pamela Shutt Anita Sibold Patty Skoch Debra Snyder Gerg Snyder Melinda Snyder Ricci Speers Rebecca Spellmeier Brent Stoller Sherry Stones Craig Strahm Ruth Strathman Kim Summers Kirk Summers Eldo Sylvester Don Tibbetts Jeff Tyler Paula Ukele Gregg Wenger Sharon Wikle Hope Williams Alan Yocum Mark Zubler 20 Life 21 Life 22 Homecoming Queen Bobbie Pullins JODY MOCK Attendants YVONNE GRIMM 25 HOMECOMING Homecoming included several firsts this year. A parade was held for the first time in several years, as part of a spirit crusade. Every organization and class participated in some way. Included were floats, the S.H.S. band, cars for each candidate, and the pep club. All Converged on the bank comer to hold a pep rally. Spirit increased as everyone anticipated playing the first Homecoming game on our new field. Spirit reached a climax when the Jays arose victo- rious. At the halftime ceremony, Miss Bobbie Pullins, escorted by Fred Showman, was crowned queen. At- tendants were Miss Yvonne Grimm, escorted by Randy Rostetter, and Miss Jody Mock, escorted by Mike McKim. The Queen presided over the second half of the game and the dance held afterward. 26 27 Halloween Queen 28 HALLOWEEN Every year, Sabetha students select a senior girl to represent the community in the Hallo- ween pageant at Hiawatha. Miss Janet Meyer was this year's candidate. Also from Sabetha High School, was Miss Gloria Grimm, repre- senting Morrill. The girls participated in a pageant in which they were judged on person- ality, beauty, poise, and intelligence. For the first time in many years, the candidate from Sabetha was chosen to be Queen. Miss Meyer was escorted to her throne by Governor Robert Docking. A week later, the Halloween Parade was held over which Miss Meyer reigned. The S.H.S. band was invited to attend in honor of the Queen. Miss Morrill — Gloria Grimm Veteran's Day Observance The seniors, with the help of Mr. Eugene McClain, held the first Veteran's Day Program in Sabetha. The program included speeches by Richard Wiltz, Colonel William Lo- belle of the Marines, and Senator James Pearson. Colors were posted by members of the V.F.W . and American Legion, also who were members of the National Guard. The Sabetha Band and Chorus presented several numbers. Seated on the speakers' platform were several distinguished guests. The program received T.V. coverage from WIBW and KTSB of Topeka. The program was well received, and the seniors feel that for all their efforts, it was a program to be most proud of. 30 Junior Play The Mouse That Roared On November 19 and 20, the junior class presented THE MOUSE THAT ROARED at the City Hall auditorium. The play is a two- act comedy in which Grand Fenwick, a country measuring three miles by five miles, invades the United States with bows and arrows. They accomplish defeat by abducting a newly invented super-bomb. The cur- tain fell on the promise of world peace. A few days before the performance it was found that the leading man would be unable to perform. It appeared as if the play would have to be cancelled. However, Kevin Ragan took on the role and saved the show. 31 Christmas Dance 32 Under The Christmas Tree The yearly holiday dance was held on the nine- teenth of December. It was sponsored by the Key- ettes who announced the theme as Under the Christmas Tree. The commons area was beauti- fully decorated for the night, but the 15-foot high Christmas tree brought in by the Key Club took the decorating laurels. We danced to the sounds of The Factory. Midway through the evening, the coronation was held and Susie Stone, escorted by Kurt Saylor, reigned over the remainder of the evening. Attend- ing the queen were Brenda McKim, escorted by Phil Bingman; Melinda Snyder, escorted by Greg Wen- ger; Nancy Cook, escorted by Ted Remmers, and Denise Hartter, escorted by Roger Brown. Terri Pullins was also nominated but was unable to attend. The Kayettes worked hard, and despite the sponsors having a somewhat reduced hearing capacity, everyone enjoyed the dance. 33 Valentine's Dance 35 MIKE ALTHOUSE DON ROKEY HOPE WILLIAMS ANN KREBS JENNIFER EMERT JERRY VAN VICKLE The perfect break in a long winter was provided by the Valentine’s Dance on the sixth of February. The theme was Memories of Love, and music was pro- vided by the Backwood Memory. Sponsored By FHA — FFA 36 .S - ?rorn in Zodiac c Prom was held on May 1, 1971. Decorations carried out the theme of the zodiac with paintings of each sign. A delicious meal was served, after which the sophomore servers presented a dance interpretation of Aquarius. Although the band failed to appear, everyone enjoyed himself. 37 38 Graduation 39 COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM MAY TWENTY-THIRD, EIGHT O’CLOCK SENIOR HIGH STADIUM Prelude--------------------------------------Concert Band Class Processional___________________________ Concert Band Invocation----------------------------- Rev. Kirby Hayes “No Man Is an Island”-------------------Arr. Roy Ringwald Mixed Chorus Address---------------------------------Rev. Joseph Cooke “For Me To Live?’ “Let There Be Music”---------------------Frances Williams Mixed Chorus Presentation of Class________________________Von C. Lauer Presentation of Diplomas_____________________Lynn Lukert Richard McKim Benediction-----------------------------Rev. Kirby Hayes (Audience will rise and remain standing until completion of taps and reveille) ' Taps and Reveille---------------Don Hicks and John Estle Recessional----------------------------------Concert Band •Taps is symbolic of the close of the High School career. Reveille is symbolic of the new opportunities that lie ahead. Valedictorian................................Larry Charles Salutatorian.................................Janet Meyer 40 Vocal Music The vocal music department has given various concerts during the year including: the joint concert with Wet- more, guest conductor--Floyd Hedburg; a Christmas program on W1BW; performance on a 3-stop area tour; the student-directed spring formal. Chamber Choir also made numerous appearances throughout the community. State music festival ratings are: Superior (I): boys ens. 1; girls ens. 1; mixed ens. 2 and Scott McKim's vocal solo. Excellent ratings include: mixed chorus, boys ens. 2, girls ens. 2j and mixed ens. 1. Solos: Jay Mont- gomery, Randy Rostetter, Ann Haflick, Debbie Argabright, Mike McKim, Jim Williams, Bob McKim, Janice Cooper, and Marsha Judah. Instrumental Music The instrumental depart- ment expanded with for- mation of the stage band. It performed at Spring Concert along with the gr-, jr. hi-, and senior hi bands, as well as other functions. With efforts of Band Mothers' Organization, new uniforms and several instruments were pur- chased. Concert band ra- ted II on presentation and sightreading at State. Trumpet quartet was ra- ted superior with a I rating. 42 Bibbies! Honor Roll BACK ROW: Melinda Snyder, Hope Williams, Nancy Carpenter, Sharon Noble, Connie Meyer, Nancy Cook, Shirley McKim, Denise Hartter, Linda Bingman, Jana Cook. ROW FIVE: Marsha Judah, Brenda McKim, Debbie Snyder, Terri Pull ins, Pam Shutt, Jane McNary, Reva Kessler, Carol Strahm, Patty Look, Carolyn Spring, Ann Krebs. ROW FOUR: Paula Ukele, Ann Pyle, Yvonne Grimm, Ellen Isch, Kim Summers, Greg Snyder, David Todd, Phil Bahr, Marlon Towse, Galen Ackerman, Bob Stoller, Bill Pyle, Fred Longberg. ROW THREE: Lori Rokey, Gregg Wenger, Bill Priest, Mark Edelman, Tom Fenton, Kirk Summers, Ron McFall, Bill Shump, Randy Hall, Joe Estle, Larry McFall. ROW TWO: Dan Gruber, Alan McQueen, Gene Bauman, David Linn, Kim Tennal, Pat Bauman, Scott McKim, Terry Mar- met, Richard Wiltz, Rebecca Hoffman, Ruth Strathman. ROW ONE: Chris Stones, Libby Meyer, Gloria Grimm, Marilyn Strahm, Anne Haflich, Lennis Bechtelheimer, Joy Bitterman, Marilyn Althouse, Janet Meyer, Jeanne Wenger, Therese Schuster, Sondra Miller. High Honor BACK ROW: Bill S., Terry M. , Gregg W., Tom F. ROW TWO: Scott M. , Denise H., Carolyn S., Phil B. ROW ONE: Shirley M. , Yvonne G., Janet M., Paula U. Not pictured; Larry Charles. 1970-71 Football Year Of The Bluejay The 1970-71 Bluejay football squad was far improved over last year's squad. The team racked up an 8-1 win- loss record by trouncing almost every one of their op- ponents. Their only loss was to Effingham in the final game of the year. Even though the Tigers ruined an undefeated season for the Jays and crushed all hopes of making it to the State playoffs, the Bluejay's record was a good one and one to be proud of in years to come. This years co-captains were the four guys pictured ABOVE. They played a big part in holding the team together and leading them to such a great season. From LEFT TO RIGHT they are Mark Edelman, Dana Zubler, Kim Tennal, and Rick Meyer. 46 Althouse's normal position League Standings Effingham League Record W L T 4 0 0 Season Record W L T 7 1 1 Sabetha 3 1 0 8 1 0 Hiawatha 2 2 0 2 7 0 Holton 1 3 0 2 6 1 Nemaha Valley 0 4 0 5 4 0 Season's Record A-team Sabetha S 40 St. Peter and Paul V 14 Sabetha SabethaT 22 24 (Homecoming) Perry Santa Fe Trail 0 0 Sabetha 6 Holton 0 Sabetha 22 Hiawatha 8 Sabetha 28 Nemaha Valley 0 Sabetha 36 Sabetha 36.g| Sabetha 8 Osage City Onaga Effingham 0 7 20 Total pts. 222 49 Per game av. 24.7 5.4 B-team Sabetha 28 Effingham 0 Sabetha 56 St. Peter and Paul 6 Sabetha 42 Nemaha Valley 0 Sabetha 6 Holton 0 Sabetha 6 Falls City 13 Sabetha 22 Hi awatha 12 Total pts. 160 31 Per game av. 26.7 5.2 The coaches who lead our team to such a good season were Head coach Mark Fahring and assistant coaches Monty Wyss and Steve Schroeder. These men were the driving force that got our team in shape and kept them in the best playing condition possible. 47 48 Cross-Country STANDING: Brad Rodgers, John Dopp, Steve Tappehorn, Steve Barrett, Coach Baldridge. KNEELING: Scott McKim, Larry McFall, Randy Hall, Clayton Tennal, Darin Marti. RECORD Chapman Inv. Third Wamego Inv. Twelfth Seneca Inv. Second Hiawatha Inv. Se cond Sabetha Inv. Fourth League Third 49 Head coach, Jim Baldridge. Wrestling To Busy For Pictures Dennis Stones and Herb Streit. Bill Priest, and Dana Zubler. Kim Summers, Don Wikle, and Galen Ackerman. Clay Tennal and Greg Snyder. Dave Evans, Brad Snyder, and Mike Stxeit. Clark Strahm and Phil Bingman. Kirk Summers, Steve Ukele, and Brent Stoller. Larry Hanesworth, Gary Pfrang, Wayne Gumey. and Action!!! 50 Head Coach: Steve Schroeder Assistant Coach: Mark Fahring VARSITY 6-2 Sabetha 33 Washburn Rural 19 Sabetha 45 Southeast of Stella 11 Sabetha 19 Hiawatha 25 Sabetha 44 Riley County 8 Sabetha 36 Wamego 17 Sabetha 28 Martsville 22 Sabetha 23 ACCHS 26 Sabetha 60 Santa Fe Trail 0 B-TEAM 6-2-1 Sabetha 11 Washburn Rural 3 Sabetha 45 Southeast of Stella 15 Sabetha 26 Hiawatha 26 Sabetha 22 Holton 24 Sabetha 19 Wamego 13 Sabetha 0 Marysville 25 Sabetha 21 ACCHS 20 Sabetha 15 Santa Fe Trail 0 Sabetha 43 Wathena 0 51 Basketball Varsity BACK ROW: Drex Flott, Duane Campbell, Ricci Spears, Mike Frey, Steve Tappehom, Eldo Sylvester, Joe Estle. FRONT ROW: Dennis Hartter, Tom Fenton, Rick Lukert, Scott McKim, Rick Meyer. B-Team STANDING: Don Hughes, Steve Montgomery, Bob Stoller, Joe Tappehom, Terry Marmet, Tim Messing- er. KNEELING: Randy Hall, Marlon Towse. STANDING: Mike Meyer, Doyle Miller, Pat Herr- mann, Doug Grimm, Dave Todd. KNEELING: Pat Bau« man, Mark Brownlee. 52 Head Coach Marvin Towse Assistant Coach Monty Wyss 53 Record A-TEAM 13 wins and 8 losses Sabetha 43 Sts. Peter and Paul 29 Sabetha 61 Nemaha Valley 43 Sabetha 61 Holton 52 Sabetha 36 Maur Hill 40 Sabetha 45 Hiawatha 65 Sabetha 55 Horton 48 Sabetha 48 A.C.C.H.S. 47 Sabetha 61 Nemaha Valley 48 Sabetha 39 Hiawatha 63 Sabetha 50 Council Grove 55 Sabetha 61 Nemaha Valley 51 Sabetha 58 Holton 25 Sabetha 41 Marysville 61 Sabetha 50 Hiawatha 55 Sabetha 60 Washington 53 Sabetha 56 Wamego 48 Sabetha 62 AC.C.H.S. 57 Sabetha 48 Falls City 37 Sabetha 43 Marysville 58 Sabetha 72 Maur Hill 64 Sabetha 41 Marysville 47 Sabetha 70 Concordia 62 B-TEAM 8 wins and 8 losses Sabetha 44 Sts. Peter and Paul 40 Sabetha 49 Nemaha Valley 44 Sabetha 61 Holton 57 Sabetha 37 Maur Hill 55 Sabetha 44 Hiawatha 47 Sabetha 46 Horton 51 Sabetha 43 A.C.C.H.S. 39 Sabetha 40 Nemaha Valley 52 Sabetha 55 Holton 44 Sabetha 50 Marysville 57 Sabetha 31 Hiawatha 58 Sabetha 52 Washington 39 Sabetha 58 Wamego 52 Sabetha 56 A.C.C.H.S. 62 Sabetha 73 Falls City 56 Sabetha 45 Marysville 61 54 Golf RECORD - 6 - MAN Marysville Wamego Big 7 Sabetha Inv. Sabetha Maur Hill Hiawatha Holton Reg. Fourth Sixth (tie) Second Second First Fifth Third Fourth (tie) 55 Track BACK ROW: Coach Schroeder, Darin Marti, Larry McFall, David Todd, Willie Johnstone, Kevin Ragan, Bill Pyle, Steve Ukele, Ron Me Fall. ROW TWO: Coach Wyss, Dennis Hartter, Steve Barrett, Eldo Sylvester, Gene Bauman, Dana Zubler, Clayton Tennal, Rick Meyer, Jim Williams, Mike Streit. ROW ONE: Coach Baldridge, Don Hughes, Dennis Stones, Brad Rogers, John Dopp, Kirk Summers, Rick Lukert, Steve Tappe- hom, Kim Summers. RECORD Marysville Triangular 58 1 2 Ottawa Relays 6 Kaw Valley Relays 40 Hiawatha Relays 50 Marysville Invitational 14 1 2 Effingham Invitational 22 Holton Invitational 36 League 69 Regional 15 Second Tenth Second Third Sixth Sixth Fourth Third Seventh 56 57 Football Lettermen No 10 12 21 22 25 28 30 34 36 43 50 52 60 61 63 Name No Tom Fenton 65 Rick Meyer 66 Doug Sell 72 Jim Williams 75 Ted Remmers 76 Rick Lukert 77 Kim Tennal 78 John Howerton 79 Gregg Wenger 80 Don Hughes 81 Kim Summers 83 Dana Zubler 84 Don Tibbets 85 Mike Althouse 86 Jay Montgomery 89 Provisional: Roger Brown, 32 Name Stan Remmers Kirk Summers Steve Ukele Kevin Ragan Dennis Stones Joe Estle Brent Stoller Charles Gurney Terry Marmet Gene Bauman Mark Edelman Dermis Hartter Duane Campbell Eldo Sylvester Joe Tappehorn Cross Country Lettermen Steve Barrett John Dopp 58 Darin Marti Larry McFall Scott McKim Steve Tappehorn Basketball Lettermen Ricci Spears 59 Rick Meyer Mike Frey Dennis Hartter Steve Tappehom Eldo Sylvester Scott McKim Drex Flott Joe Estle (No picture) Wrestling Lettermen Dennis Stones 10-5 Kim Tennal 19-4 Herb Streit 13-7 Phil Bingman 6-6 Kirk Summers 8-4 Kim Summers 9-7 Brent Stoller 5-2 Bill Johnstone 4-7-1 No Pictures: Mike Streit 4-1 Ron McFall 4-3-1 Galen Ackerman 7-2 Larry McFall 10-4 Provisionals: Clayton Tennal 4-3-1 Gregg Snyder 1-8 Steve Ukele 2-3 £ 61 Track Lettermen Rick Lukert Quarter mile Dana Zubler Shot put G discus Kim Summers Mile and 2-mile John Dopp Quarter mile Kirk Summers Mile and 2-mile Don Hughes 100 G 220 yd. dash Kim Tennal Javelin G pole vault Darin Marti Mile Brad Rogers Relays Larry McFall Mile Dennis Stones Shot put G discus Eldo Sylvester Quarter mile Rick Meyer Broad jump Steve Tappehom High Jump Golf Lettermen Senior: Juniors: Sophomores: John Mowder Tom Fenton Joe Tappehom Drex Flott Marlon Towse Pat 62 The Year Gone By 63 Senior Athlete Of The Year And His Coaches Coach Fahring 64 Student Council BACK ROW: Lori Rokey, Ann Krebs, John Mowder. ROW THREE: Mr. Lauer, Kim Tennal, Pat Bauman, Drex Flott, Rebecca Spellmeier, Marilyn Althouse, Jeanne Wenger. ROW TWO: David Linn, Gloria Grimm, Anne Haflich, Don Rokey, Randy Rostetter, Ted Remmers, Janet Meyer, Mr. Johnson. Officers: Mark Brownlee, Treasurer; Gene Bauman, V. President; Mark Edelman, President; Flossy Nickelson, Secretary. Student Council was a very active sector of school life in the year 1970-71 as they worked for better relations between stu- dents, administration, and area schools. To kick off Home- coming and maybe a new tradition, StuCo sponsored a Home- coming parade. Throughout the year they managed the con- cession stand, held several sock hops, sponsored the school paper, posted events on the school sign, and sold Blue jay li- cense tags. In addition to these standing activities, several large projects were undertaken. They were a big boost to the establishment of a community teen center. . . a more liberal dress code was effected. . . a study lounge planned for next term . . .the problem of unruly segments in assembly audiences was solved by the use of a study hall for those who preferred not to attend assemblies. . . a Speak Out! session was held between StuCo delegates and the student body. . . and two inter-school student exchanges were held.........All this- through the efforts of Student Council 1971!!! There's no way you gonna shock this kid! 66 National Honor Society BACK ROW: David Todd, David Linn, Bill Shump. ROW FOUR: Tom Fenton, Mark Edelman, Galen Acker- man, Larry Charles, Joe Estle; ROW THREE: Sondra Miller, Yvonne Grimm, Janet Meyer, Jeanne Wenger, Phil Bahr, Fred Longberg, Randy Hall, Scott McKim, Greg Wenger. ROW TWO: Shirley McKim, Denise Hartter, Libby Meyer, Pam Shutt, Paula Ukele, Ann Pyle, Terri Pullins, Jane McNary. ROW ONE: Terry Marmet, Nancy Carpenter, Joy Bitterman, Gloria Grimm, Mr. Fischer. This year the National Honor So- ciety participated in the Home- coming parade, held several flag- raising ceremonies in front of the school, planned a banquet for the coming year, and awarded a seventy-five dollar scholarship as projects. To finance these projects they held a food sale, ran the con- cession stand, and sold annual covers. In addition, a banner was made for the club and they began using their national pledge as a part of meetings. Kayettes BACK ROW: Jane Montgomery, Jana Cook, Cheryl Steele, Can Lehman, Kathy Barrett, Janet Plattner, Reva Kessler, Marsha Judah, Carol Strahm, Dreda White, Kathy Kathrens, Carolyn Hartter. ROW SIX: Lori Rokey, Ann Krebs, Janis Cooper, Margaret Shump, Jane McNary, Shirley McKim, Joyce Scoby, Connie Meyer, Melinda Snyder, Hope Williams, Nancy Carpenter, Jo Ann Kanel. ROW FIVE: Linda Bingman, April Tennal, Ann Pyle, Terri Pullins, Pam Shutt, Paula Ukele, Janelle Kellenberger, Sharon Wikle, Rebecca Spellmeier, Marilyn Strahm, Carol Nickelson, Joan Plattner. ROW FOUR: Cyndi Anderson, Dianna Oberst, Fema Moser, Debbie Beale, Lora Lucas, Emma Johnstone, Sherry Stones, Colleen Longberg, Anita Siboid, Bobbi Pullins, Kathy Shroyer, Lisa Rokey. ROW THREE: Judy Hartter, Wanda Marteney, Joni Dawson, Brenda McKim, Theresa Schuster, Sondra Miller, Lennis Bechtelheimer, Debbie Argabright, Anne Haflich, Chris Stones, Karen Goodman, Erma Plattner. ROW TWO: Mrs. Ahrens, Carolyn Spring, Linda Ball, Sharon Noble, Ruth Strath- man, Denise Hartter, Patty Look, Debbie Snyder, Nancy Cook, Mrs. Priestley. ROW ONE: Kay Krebs, Yvonne Grimm, Jody Mock, Janet Meyer, Susie Stone, Ellen Isch, Jeanne Wenger, Joy Bitterman, Marilyn Althouse, Libby Meyer. What can you expect to happen at the Big and Little Sister Party?? How about .... a shoot-out and a sit-in. .. . for starters?? Kayette Board The Kayettes have been very busy this year as they carried out their many and varied service projects, fund-raisers, and fun projects. Service projects included such whoppers as the Heart Fund, Cerebral Palsy, and toy drives while the annual mum and holly sales were major moneymakers for the year. On the social scene, they started the year with a Big and Little Sister Par- ty , later sponsoring the Christmas dance. Kayettes have also sponsored several teas for the teachers and sent delegates to vari- ous conferences. L., BOTTOM TO TOP: Jeanne, President; Susie, V. Pres.; Jody, Sec.; Marilyn, Treas.; Libby, Reg, Programs; Joy, Points Chm.; Janet, Special Programs; Kay, Community Serv. R. , BOTTOM TO TOP: Mrs. Priestley Mrs. Ahrens, Sponsors; Denise, Recreation; Linda, Publicity; Sharon, Song Ldr.; Yvonne, School Serv.; Ellen, Pianist; Debbie, World Serv.; Patty, National Serv.; Ruth, Finance; Nancy, Parliamentary. F.H.A. o CK ROW: Cyndi Anderson, Dianna Ob erst, Ann Krebs, Jane McNary, Carol Strahm, Carolyn Spring, Cari Lehman, Patty Look, April Tennal. ROW THREE: Wanda Marteney, Joni Dawson, Connie Meyer, Kay Krebs, Hope Williams, Linda Ball. ROW TWO: Pam Shutt, Sharon Noble, Melinda Snyder, Ruth Strathman, Paula Ukele, Joyce Scoby, Karen Goodman. ROW ONE: Mrs. McCune, Chris Stones, Janet Meyer, Libby Meyer, Bobbi Pullins, Marilyn Strahm, Debbie Argabright. Sabetha F.H.A. 'ers have been involved in a variety of projects this year. As part of their membership drive, a kidnap breakfast was staged. Other projects throughout the year included sponsorship of the Valentine's dance, baking cookies for Sabetha servicemen over- seas, and serving at a community dinner. The treasury was maintained by selling calendars and by holding several bake sales. Members also observed FHA week and attended meet- ings at district and state levels. BOARD: (STANDING); Mrs. McCune, Sponsor; Paula, Degree Chm. ; Sharon, Historian; Melinda, Songleader. (SITTING); Libby, V. Pres.; Janet, President; Ruth, Treasurer; Bobbi, Secretary. 70 Don, Pres.; Mark, V.-Pres.; Greg, Sec.; Eldo, Treas.; Jay, Reporter; Mike, Senti- nel; Mr. Barnett, Advisor. F.F.A. The Sabetha chapter of Future Farmers of America has competed this year in such activities as speech contests, stock and land judging contests. They were sponsors of a float in the Homecoming parade, provided live comedy for the community by means of a donkey bas- ketball game, and co-sponsored the Valentine's dance. They also set up displays at various times in the year. Chapter sweetheart BACK ROW: Mr. Barnett, Steve Montgomery, Galen Ackerman. ROW THREE: Merle Stoller, Pat Herr- mann, Bill Priest, Dwane Baumgartner. ROW TWO: Craig Strahm, Doug Plattner, Steve Ukele, Randy Rostetter, Jerry Grimm, Richard Sylvester. ROW ONE: Greg Snyder, Mike Althouse, Mark Edelman, Linda Bingman, Jay Montgomery, Don Rokey, Eldo Sylvester. JAY JAYS BACK ROW: C. Lehman, A. Krebs, C. Spring, A.Tennal, M.Aue, T.McMurphy, D. Leuthold, C.Hartter, J.Plattner, K. Barrett, J.Plattner. ROW SIX: L. Ball, P.Look, L.Bingman, J. Cooper, J.Cook, J. Dawson, C. Steele, C. Strahm, C. Nickel- son, J.Hartter, D. White, K. Kathrens. ROW FIVE: M. Shump, E. Baumgartner, R.Strathman, L. Rokey, C . Anderson, W Marteney, A. Pyle, J. Scoby, C. Meyer, W.Aue, H. Williams, N. Carpenter, D. Snyder. ROW FOUR: J. Kanel, P. Longberg, R. Kessler, R. Spellmeier, P.Ukele, S. Wilke, P. Shump, E. Johnstone, S. Stones, C. Longberg, D. Beale, S. Noble. ROW THREE: J. Longberg, C. Gilbert, J. Wenger, S. Miller, D. Argabright, A. Haflich, M. Strahm, J. Meyer, C. Stones, K. Good- man, E. Plattner, B. Hollister. ROW TWO: N. Cook, D.Hartter, M. Judah, S. McKim, J. Mock, B. McKim, Y. Grimm, S. Stone, E. Isch, L. Rokey, M. Snyder, J. Montgomery. ROW ONE: Mrs. Stalder, M.Althouse, J.Bitterman, L. Bechtelheimer, F. Moser, T. Schuster, L. Lucas, J.McNary, T.Pullins, K. Krebs. Jay Jays is the official term used to describe those hardy lasses who freeze or fry for the pur- pose of cheering on our S. H. S. athletes. This year they did a noble job of it in addition to sponsoring Homecoming and a Spirit Week . Awards were given the most faithful Jay Jays. Who? Me? T.P.? Cheerleaders S Club BACK ROW: Galen Ackerman, John Dopp, Darin Marti, Larry McFall. ROW FOUR: Eldo Sylvester, Kirk Summers, Drex Flott, Stan Remmers, Duane Campbell. ROW THREE: Rick Lukert, Kevin Regan, Pat Bauman, Brent Stoller, Don Tibbets, Tom Fenton. ROW TWO: Rick Meyer, Mike Althouse, Dennis Stones, Jim Williams, Mark Edelman, Jim Strathman, John Mowder, Steve Barrett, Jay Montgomery. ROW ONg: Coach Baldridge, Kim Summers, Kim Tennal, Dana Zubler, Ted Remmers, Steve Tappehorn. S Club Activities this year included the purchase of a new record board for the school and participation in the annual athletics banquet. Key Club BACK ROW: Ricky Bestwick, Brad Rodgers, Stan Remmers, Roger Brown. ROW TWO: Mr. McClain, Kyle Ro- key, Don Hicks, Tom Fenton, Brent Stoller, Terry Marmet. ROW ONE: Mr. House, Kim Summers, Drex Flott, Mike Me Kim, Kirk Summers. Key Club is a group of hard work- ers who get minimal recognition for their efforts. In community service they sponsored two com- munity dances; helped with the bloodmobile and a pancake feed; shoveled coal for the Albany Mu- seum; and picked up beer cans along Sabetha streets. In service to the school, they painted the poles in the parking lot and the gates along the highway; helped line the football field; entered a float in the Homecoming parade; put up the Christmas tree; held the Easter assembly and helped with a pep assembly. They highlighted the year by attending the Key con- vention in Wichita. OFFICERS: (STANDING); Kim, Treas. ; Drex, V. Pres.; Mike, Pres.; Kirk, Sec.; (SITTING); Brad, Sr. Rep.; Stan, Jr. Rep.; Roger, Soph. Rep. 76 Thespians The 1970-71 year was one in which Troupe 1065 members really did their thing(s) . First they assist- ed with the Junior play. Later, speech clinics at Lawrence, Ks. and Tarkio, Mo. were attended. Five speech festivals were graced with contestants from Sabetha (including state festival- Jody Janet in duet act and Pam Shutt with prose interp. ) Programs were presented for several ladies groups in the area, and two WINNIE THE POOH plays presented for the younger set. A major interest was a drama workshop field backstage of Tarkio's Mule-Barn Theater. The day revealed many of the technicalities involved in the presentation of SUMMERTREE and was topped by the evening performance of the play. The year was gracefully ended by initiation of a new group of Troupe 1065 members. ASCENDING: Mrs. Hayes, Sponsor; Anne, Presi- dent; Gloria, V. Pres. ; Janet, Secretary; Fred, Treasurer; Joe, Clerk. FAR BACK: Fred Showman. ROW THREE: John Murchison, Flossy Nickelson, Jody Mock, Joe Estle. ROW TWO: Deb Arga- bright, Sandy Miller, Janet Meyer, Gloria Grimm. ROW ONE: Susie Stone, Mrs. Hayes, Anne Haflich, Gene Bauman. Senile old man! Casual Dramatics Interpretive. . . . Demonstrative. . . . Impromptu???? F.B.L.A. The Sabetha FBLA (Future Business Leaders of America) has been involved in various activities this year. They had a float in the Home- coming parade, hosted programs from various busi- nessmen in the area, had parties for several holidays, and toured four of the larger Topeka businesses during a one-day field trip. They ended the year by electing and in- stalling new officers. BACK ROW: Kent Jones, Alan McQueen, Rick McClain, Phil McClain, Wanda Aue, Ferna Moser, Janelle Kellenberger, Sharon Wikle. ROW THREE: Ronnie McFall, Janis Cooper, Jane Montgomery, Lori Rokey, Joni Dawson, Marilyn Strahm, Gloria Grimm. ROW TWO: Mike Streit, Bobbi Pullins, Susie Stone, Cyndi Anderson, Lisa Rokey, Anne Haflich. ROW ONE: Mr. Priestley, Charles Gurney, Debbie Argabright, Kyle Rokey, Rebecca Spellmeier, Mr. Schroeder. Officers F.B.L.A.: Rebecca, Pres.; Kyle, V. Pres.; Debbie, Sec.; Charlie, Treas. B.E.C.K. B.E.C.K.: Dave, Pres.; Dennis, V. Pres.; Kathy, Sec.; Mr. Schroeder; John, Treas.; Chris, Corres. ; Robert, Programs. BACK ROW: John Howerton, John Murchison, Tom Noble, Gary Cook, Phil Bingman, Herb Streit. ROW TWO: Dennis Hartter, Terry Garber, Kathy Shroyer, Brenda Hollister, Jane Longberg. ROW ONE: Dave Linn, Robert Brown, Karen Goodman, Chris Stones, Erma Plattner, Mr. Schroeder. B.E.C.K. is an or- g animation new to Sabetha High this term. Its initials stand for Business Education Clubs of Kansas and its mem- bership comes from those students en- rolled in the school's cooperative business program. In its first year, BECK has hosted several speak- ers from the business community and had a Christmas party. 78 Seniors Throughout this school year the life of SHS has been dominated by one group of people, the Seniors. They have spent the year at both having a good time and preparing for their future endeavors, school, jobs, marriage. Though theirs is the smallest class, they are an integral part of school. They form the background of both its social and educational structure. To them, this section of the 1971 Bluejay is dedicated. MARILYN ALTHOUSE MIKE ALTHOUSE DEBBIE ARGABRIGHT GENE BAUMAN RALPH BAUMGARTNER JOY BITTERMAN LENNIS BECHTELHEIMER ROBERT BROWN PHIL BINGMAN LARRY CHARLES SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Ted Remmers, President; Kim Tennal, Vice- President; Marilyn Strahm, Secretary; Mike McKim, Treasurer; Randy Rostetter, Student Council Representative. 81 MARK EDELMAN JOE ESTLE MIKE FREY TERRY GARBER KAREN GOODMAN GLORIA GRIMM YVONNE GRIMM CHARLES GURNEY ROGER GROTE JOHN HOWERTON In the presence of greatness! REBECCA HOFFMAN BRENDA HOLLISTER GARY KOCH CARL KYLE ANNE HAFLICH DENNIS HARTTER SHARON LEE DAVID LINN DENNIS McGUIRE BRENDA Me KIM MIKE McKIM JANET MEYER JANE LONGBERG DENNIS MANCHE BILL MEYER JOHN MURCHISON FLORENCE NIC KELSON TOM NOBLE RICK MEYER SONDRA MILLER JODY MOCK JAY MONTGOMERY JOHN MOWDER LIBBY MEYER USA ROKEY DIANE ROSENBERGER RANDAL ROSTETTER FRED SHOWMAN KATHY SHROYER DEBORAH STAPLETON SUSAN STONE BARBARA STONES KIM TENNAL JEANNE WENGER JAMES WILLIAMS Jubilant Seniors Greet The End Of A Vivid Year 89 Senior Achievement ALTHOUSE, MARILYN Mixed Chorus, 1-3 Chamber Choir, 4 Band, 1,2 Kayettes, 1-4 Secretary, 4 Pep Club, 1-4 Secretary, 4 Pep Club President, 4 FBLA, 3 Student Council, 4 Class Treasurer, 3 Student Librarian, 4 Girls' State, 3 Annual Staff, 4 ALTHOUSE, MIKE Football, 1-4 S-Club, 3,4 Double Boys Quartet, 3 FFA, 1-4 Sentinel, 3,4 ARGABRIGHT, DEBORAH G. Kayettes, 1-4 Pep Club, 1-4 FHA, 1-4 FBLA, 3,4 Secretary, 4 Mixed Chorus, 1,2,3 Chamber Choir, 2-4 Thespians, 3,4 Forensic Team, 3,4 Girls Track, 1 BARRETT, STEVE Football, 1-3 Basketball, 1 Track, 1-4 Cross Country, 2,4 S-Club, 3,4 FFA, 1 BAUMAN, GENED. Football, 1-4 Basketball, 2,3 Track, 2,3 FFA, 1-4 Reporter, 3 STUCO Vice-President, 4 Thespians, 3,4 Junior Play, 3 Annual Staff, 4 Student Librarian, 1-3 Honor Roll, 4 Mixed Chorus, 3 BAUMGARTNER, RALPH O. Track, 1,2 Basketball, 1-3 Boys' State, 3 BECHTELHEIMER, LENNIS I. Kayettes, 1-4 Color Captain, 4 Pep Club, 1-4 Secretary, 4 Honor Roll, 1-4 Mixed Chorus, 1,2 BINGMAN, PHIL Basketball, 1,2 BECK, 4 Wrestling, 3,4 FBIA, 2,3 Boys' State, 3 BITTERMAN, JOY LYNNE Pep Club, 1-4 Vice-President, 4 Kayettes, 1-4 Points Director, 4 Honor Roll, 1-4 NHS, 3,4 Vice-President, 4 BROWN, ROBERT Football, 1,3 Basketball, 1 Track, 1 Mixed Chorus, 1,2 Junior Play, 3 Key Club, 1 Thespians, 3 BECK, 4 Chairman, 4 CHARLES, LARRY K. Mixed Chorus, 1,2 NHS, 3,4 Honor Roll, 1-4 Boys' State, 3 STUCO Representative, 2 ED ELMAN, MARK AIAN Mixed Chorus, 1-3 90 Boys Ensemble, 3,4 S-Club, 3,4 Class Vice-President, 2 NHS, 2-4 Honor Roll, 1-4 Forensic Team, 3 Class President, 3 FFA, 1-4 District Reporter, 4 Student Council, 3,4 President, 4 Football, 1-4 ESTLE, JOE NHS, 2-4 Thespians, 3,4 Clerk, 4 Basketball, 1-4 Football, 1-4 Track, 3 Junior Play, 3 Boys' State, 3 Sports Editor, 4 FREY, MIKE Basketball, 1-4 GARBER, TERRY L. Morrill, 1,2 Sabetha, 3,4 BECK, 4 GOODMAN, KAREN ANN Pep Club, 1-4 Kayettes, 1-4 FHA, 3,4 Girls' Track, 1,2 BECK, 4 GRIMM, GLORIA JEAN Morrill, 1,2 Sabetha, 3,4 Honor Roll, 1-4 Mixed Chorus, 1-4 Band, 1-4 Pep Club, 1-4 Student Council, 2,4 NHS, 3,4 President, 4 Thespians, 3,4 Vice fres. , 4 FBLA, 4 Junior Play, 3 Halloween Queen Candidate, 4 Clarinet Choir, 3 Student Librarian, 4 Annual Staff, 4 GRIMM, YVONNE M. Kayettes, 1-4 Pep Club, 1-4 Cheerleader, 1-4 Head Cheerleader, 4 FHA, 1 NHS, 2-4 Class Vice-Pres. , 3 Homecoming Queen Candidate, 4 Honor Roll, 1-4 GROTE, ROGER GURNEY, CHARLES Football, 1-4 Wrestling, 3,4 Manager, 4 Mixed Chorus, 2 FBLA, 3,4 Treasurer, 4 Student Librarian, 3,4 HAFLICH, ANNE Band, 1-4 Mixed Chorus, 1-3 Chamber Choir, 2-4 Thespians, 3,4 Pres., 4 Thespians, 3,4 Pres. , 4 Forensic Team, 3,4 Kayettes, 1-4 Pep Club, 1-4 FBLA, 3,4 Junior Play, 3 Student Council, 4 Annual Staff, 4 HARTTER, DENNIS E. Basketball, 1-4 Football, 3,4 Cross- Country, 1,2 Track, 1,4 BECK, 4 Vice-Pres. , 4 FFA, 1-3 Mixed Chorus, 1 HOFFMAN, REBECCA J. Mixed Chorus, 2,3 FHA, 3 Pep Club, 3 Honor Roll, 4 HOLLISTER, BRENDA JEAN Kayettes, 1-4 91 Pep Club, 1-4 Girls Track, 2 BECK, 4 Cheerleader, 2-4 Kayettes, 3,4 Christmas Queen Candidate, 3,4 Class Vice-President, 1 HOWERTON, JOHN Morrill, 1,2 Sabetha, 3,4 BECK, 4 Treasurer, 4 Basketball, 1-3 Football, 3,4 Cross-Country, 1 KOCH, GARY Hiawatha, 1-3 Sabetha, 4 BECK, 4 MCKIM, MIKE Morrill, 1,2 Sabetha, 3,4 Basketball, 1,2 Band, 1-4 Mixed Chorus, 1-4 Chamber Choir, 3,4 Key Club, 3,4 Pres. , 4 Class Treasurer, 4 Stage Band, 4 Boys Quartet, 3 Boys Ensemble, 4 Mixed Ensemble, 3,4 KYLE, CARL W. FFA, 1-3 LEE, SHARON Kayettes, 3 MEYER, BILL Basketball, 1,2 Track, 1-3 Student Librarian, 4 LINN, DAVID BECK, 4 Pres. 4 Student Council, 4 NHS, 4 Mixed Chorus, 2 Boys' State, 3 LONGBERG, JANE ELENA Kayettes, 1-3 Pep Club, 1-4 Girls Track, 1 BECK, 4 MANCHE, DENNIS R. Mixed Chorus, 1 Basketball, 1 MCGUIRE, DENNIS Morrill, 1,2 Sabetha, 3,4 Basketball, 1,2 Track, 1 MCKIM, BRENDA Morrill, 1,2 Sabetha, 3,4 Mixed Chorus, 1-3 Chamber Choir, 3,4 Pep Club, 1-4 MEYER, JANET Pep Club, 1-4 Kayettes, 1-4 FHA, 1-4 Historian, 3 Pres. , 4 Thespians, 3,4 Secretary, 4 NHS, 2-4 Halloween Queen, 4 Band, 1-4 Stage Band, 4 Mixed Chorus, 1-3 Special Chorus, 2 Class Secretary, 1 State Speech Festival, 3 MEYER, LIBBY Clarinet Choir, 1,2 Band, 1-4 Drum Major, 4 Mixed Chorus, 1-3 Chamber Choir, 2-4 FHA, 1-4 Treas. , 3 Vice-Pres. , 4 Kayettes, 1-4 Kayette of the Year, 68-69 FBLA, 3 Secretary, 3 NHS, 2-4 Pep Club, 1-3 Class Secretary, 3 92 MEYER, RICK Football, 1-4 Basketball, 1-4 Track, 1-4 S-Club, 2-4 FFA, 1-3 FBLA, 3,4 MILLER, SONDRA S. Morrill, 1,2 Sabetha, 3,4 Class Pres. , 1 Mixed Chorus, 1-3 Pep Club, 1-4 Student Council, 1 Honor Roll, 1-4 Kayettes, 3,4 Thespians, 3,4 NHS, 4 Junior Play, 3 MOCK, JODY Band, 1-4 Sec. , 2,3 Mixed Chorus, 1-3 Chamber Choir, 2-4 Pep Club, 1-4 Cheerleader, 3-4 Kayettes, 1-4 Sec., 4 FBLA, 3 Thespians, 3,4 Junior Play, 3 Forensic Team, 3,4 Homecoming Queen Candidate, 4 MONTGOMERY, JAY A IAN FFA, 1-4 Dist. Pres. , 3 Pres. , 3 Reporter, 4 S-Club, 3,4 Mixed Chorus, 3 Vice-Pres. , 3 Chamber Choir, 3,4 Student Council, 1,3 Football, 1-4 Stage Band, 4 Boys State, 3 Class Ptes. , 1 Junior Play, 3 Class Vice-Pres. , 3 Boys Quartet, 3 Mixed Ensemble, 3,4 Boys Octet, 4 MOWDER, JOHN M. Golf, 1-4 Band, 1-4 Pres. , 4 S-Club, 4 Student Librarian, 4 Student Council, 4 Annual Staff MURCHISON, JOHN H. BECK, 4 Mixed Chorus, 2,3 Thespians, 3,4 Junior Play, 3 NICKELSON, FLORENCE Morrill, 1,2 Sabetha, 3,4 Pep Club, 1-4 Student Council, 2,4 Secretary, 4 Thespians, 3,4 Junior Play, 3 Band, 1-3 Mixed Chorus, 1-4 Chamber Choir, 3 Class Sec. , 1 NHS, 3 Annual Staff, 4 NOBLE, TOM Football, 1 Basketball, 1 Track, 1 BECK, 4 PLATTNER, ERMA BECK, 4 Kayettes, 1-4 Pep Club, 1-4 Girls Track, 1,2 FHA, 1 PULUNS, BOBBIE L. BECK Star-Spencer, Okla, 1,2 Sabetha, 3,4 FBLA, 1-4 Treasurer, 3 Pep Club, 1-4 FHA, 3,4 Sec. 4 Band, 1-4 Twirler 4 Clarinet Choir, 3 Kayettes, 4 Mixed Chorus, 3 Annual Staff, 4 Halloween Queen Candidate, 3 Homecoming Queen, 4 93 REMMERS, TED Football, 1-4 Track, 3 Key Club, 2,3 S-Club 3,4 Student Council, 1-4 Class Pres. 4 STUCORep. 1-3 Chamber Choir, 2-4 Mixed Chorus, 2-4 Pres. 3 Boys Quartet 3 Boys Octet 4 Mixed Ensemble, 3,4 ROGERS, BRAD Hiawatha 1-3 Sabetha, 4 Football, 1 Track 4 Key Club 4 Cross Country 4 ROKEY, DON L. FFA, 1-4 STUCO, 4 Mixed Chorus, 1-3 Chamber Choir 3,4 Band, 1-4 Trumpet Quartet 4 Trumpet Trio 3 Basketball, 1 Boys Ensemble, 3,4 Mixed Ensemble, 3,4 ROKEY, LISA J. Pep Club, 1-4 Cheerleader 3,4 Kayettes 1-4 FBLA, 2-4 Band 1-3 Mixed Chorus, 1-4 Girls Ensemble 4 Girls Glee 1-4 Chamber Choir 3 Halloween Queen Candidate, 1 ROSENBERGER, DIANA K. Morrill 1,2 Sabetha 3,4 FHA 3,4 Pep Club, 1,2 Vice-Pres. 2 Student Librarian, 4 ROSTETTER, RANDAL D. FFA, 1-4 Parliamentarian 4 Mixed Chorus, 3 Chamber Choir 3,4 STUCO Rep. 4 School Paper, 4 Track, 2 SCHUSTER, THERESA D. Morrill 1,2 Sabetha 3,4 Pep Club, 1-4 Mixed Chorus 1,2 Honor Roll, 1-4 Kayettes, 3,4 SHOWMAN, FRED Annual Editor, 4 Basketball, 2 Thespians, 3,4 Junior Play, 3 Key Club , 2 Forensic Treas. SHROYER, KATHY Pep Club 1-3 Kayettes 1-4 FHA 1-3 FBLA 1 BECK 4 Secretary 4 Annual Staff Mixed Chorus, 1-3 STAPLETON, DEBORAH KAY FHA, 1 Kayettes, 1-3 Pep Club, 1,2 Cheerleader, 2 Honor Roll, 1,2 Mixed Chorus 2 Halloween Queen Candidate, 1-3 Christmas Queen Candidate, 1-2 STONE, SUSAN Kayettes, 1-4 Vice Pres. , 4 Pep Club, 1-4 Cheerleader, 3,4 FBLA, 2-4 Thespians, 3,4 State Speech Festival, 3 Mixed Chorus, 2-4 Girls Ensemble, 4 Girls Glee, 4 Honor Roll, 1 Valentine Queen Candidate, 2 Christmas Queen, 4 94 STONES, BARBARA Pep Club, 1-4 Points chairman 2 FHA, 1,3,4 Kayettes, 1-4 BECK, 4 Correspondence chim. 4 Girls Track, 1 Honor Roll, 1,4 STONES, DENNIS Football, 1-4 Track 1-4 Manager, 2 Mixed Chorus, 2 Key Club, 2,3 S-Club, 2,3 Wrestling, 3,4 STRAHM, MARILYN L. Kayettes, 1-4 Pep Club, 1-4 FHA, 1,2,4 Miss FHA Candidate, 4 Valentine Queen, 4 FBLA, 3,4 Chamber Choir, 4 Mixed Chorus, 1-4 Annual Staff, 4 Girls Glee, 4 Class Secretary, 4 STRATHMAN, JAMES H. Mixed Chorus, 1,2 FBLA, 4 S-Club 3,4 Football Manager 1-4 Basketball Manager 2-4 Track Manager, 2,3 STREIT, HERBERT J. Football, 3 Wrestling, 3,4 Track, 2 BECK, 4 TAPPEHORN, STEVE Track, 1-4 Football, 1-4 Cross-Country, 2-4 Basketball, 2-4 S-Club, 2-4 Treas. 4 FBLA, 2,3 TENNAL, KIM Football, 1-4 Basketball, 1,2 Track, 1-4 State, 3 Wrestling 3,4 Regional, 3 State, 4 Honor Roll, 1,4 Key Club, 3 S-Club 2,3,4 Vice-Pres. 3 Pres. 4 Student Council, 4 Class Vice-Pres. 4 WENGER, JEANNE Stage Band, 4 Band, 1-4 Mixed Chorus, 1-3 Chamber Choir, 2-4 Kayettes, 1-4 Pres. 4 Pep Club, 1-4 FHA, 1-3 Student Council, 4 Class Treasurer, 1 Annual Staff Rep. 3 NHS, 2-4 WILLIAMS, JAMES Class Pres. 2 Mixed Chorus, 2,3 Chamber Choir, 2-4 S-Club 3,4 Sgt. at Arms, 3 Key Club, 2 Football, 1-4 Wrestling, 3 Track, 1-4 WILTZ, RICHARD Football, 2,3 Key Club, 2, 3 Mixed Chorus, 1-3 Chamber Choir, 2-4 Thespians, 4 Junior Play, 4 Boys Ensemble, 3,4 Mixed Ensemble, 3,4 WURZBACHER, RAY FFA, 2,3 ZUBLER, DANA NEIL Key Club, 4 Junior Play, 3 S-Club, 4 Sgt. at Arms, 4 Football, 1-4 Track, 2-4 Basketball, 1,2 Wrestling, 3,4 95 Life What's He putting on'. ? 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Always Shop Whites First— It Pays — 917 Main Sabetha Congratulations Seniors ’71 SABETHA LANES HOUSE OF RENEE BEAUTY SHOP Complete Beauty Service Appointments Early and Late 107 S. 7th, Hiawatha, Kansas Phone - 742-3952 SIR WILLIAMS HAIR FASHIONS Featuring “Brentwood” Wigs 726 Oregon, Hiawatha, Kansas Phone — 742-3079 John Lynette Eicher A W ROOT BEER THE GAS SERVICE COMPANY Highway 75 Sabetha, Kansas LEHMANN AND MEYER Plumbing Electrical Water Systems Sheet Metal Heating Air Conditioning Westinghouse Appliances Congratulations And Best Wishes To The Senior High Class Of 1971 MORRILL ELEVATOR Bulk Delivery Service Complete Pulleted Nutrena Feeds Gulf Fertilizer Pioneer Seed Com 459-2297 THE FLOTT INSURANCE SERVICE All Forms of Insurance 908 Main Street Sabetha, Kansas 66534 Area Code 913 284-2260 H Largest Selection of U Clothing and Shoes G For 50 Miles in any H Direction E S RAGANS HY-KLAS Main Street Sabetha, Kansas 284-2189 MORRILL VETERINARY CLINIC J. D. Buser, D.V.M. 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