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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1972 volume:

(L1j4 t TUkU f HGur 3otfrr al ?rr _ Gtass v _ tVie- eajf of_ LT tey ){aYl ire l. 3� l i SeOe tkj oi e SeoenVj 4u o Sa.WV A. Senior HigW £cJ ool 3a eUv3L l saL Rollin Hall We, the annual staff of 1971-1972, hereby dedicate this yearbook to Mr. Rollin Hall. He was known to every- 3nd an assistant in a11 endeavors. He was a teacher in the high school during the school year of 1967-1968. He served as clerk of the school board from 1968-1971. He gave generously of his time and talent for both school and community. He was a tireless worker. We pause to remember him in dedication, for he has passed to that bourne from which no traveler returns. The Sabetha Senior High School Annual Staff 2 CANT UNDERSTAND IT SOMEONE HAS COMPLETELY FILLED MY OFFICE WITH JELLO ADMINISTRATION SUPERINTENDENT J.A. CLEAVINGER — TttSle-e t sfry +i n6t c4!lr 4Sj£ , t£x-m uc£ UU Zx tffoa inCZccw Jhrjfa f sfasy Jf tas tfsu 3 J S J S Sjfaui -£ dlv C ‘lu'Tbn, % c££ y, Chjf ' cfj Zst y JUarr Board of Education TOP ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: Gary Tyler, William Eisenbise, Bill Reid, Mr. Cleavinger, Mr. Laur. BOTTOM ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: Bill Dever, Thomas Gold, Elgin Flott, Don Montgomery. STUCO LEFT TO RIGHT, BACK ROW: Terry Marmet, Stan Remmers, Sponsors: Lewis Johnson, Mr. Figgs. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Steve Schroeder, sponsor; Chuck Shutt, Ann Pyle. 6 I WANT TO KNOW WHICH ONE OF YOU KIDS PUT GLUE IN MY HAT YESTERDAY. AND WANT TO KNOW RIGHT NOW FACULTY PRINCIPAL LINDA McCUNE Home Economics F.H.A. Sponsor MARK FAHRING Social Science Jr. Class Sponsor REGINA STALDER Physical Education Jays-Jays Sponsor OLIVER BENNETT Industrial Arts Soph. Class Sponsor ELIZABETH AHRENS Library G Journalism Kayettes Sponsor BOB COLE Science LEWIS JOHNSON Math Student Council LOLA PRIESTLY Foreign Language Kayettes Sponsor FRED PRIESTLY Business F.B.L.A. Sponsor 9 JENNIE FINNEY English Soph. Class Sponsor MONTY WYSS Science Sr. Class Sponsor MIKE ROBINSON Math Jr. Class Sponsor STEVE SCHROEDER Business B.E. C.K. Sponsor Student Council LARRY DORN Music Jr. Class Sponsor DONALD CAYWOOD Biology MARCRET HAYES English, Speech Journalism Thespians Sponsor GRAHM KELLY Music Soph. Class Sponsor 10 11 12 MRS. DONNA JUDAH NILA RALSTON Office Secretary Lunch Room Supervisor LEFT SIDE NAOMI BENSON JULIA KRUSE RIGHT SIDE ANN FENTON INEZ HARTTER JEAN ALLEN COOKS 13 MARILYN CHRISTINE Superintendent's Secretary WANDA BRUGGEMAN District Nurse ROY WEICK HAROLD ZIMMERMAN ALVA BEER LEFT SIDE MARGUERITE BLANTON PAUL TANKING TOMMY BRAMMER DARRYL EMERT DONALD WILLIAMS FRANCIS GERDES RIGHT SIDE BEVERLY MEISTER PEARL BERRY DON NOBLE ROBERT HOFFMAN BUS DRIVERS 14 MRS. LARRY DORN IBM-Grade Marks JACK CHRISTINE Trans. Supervision ST LL SA Y FIVE MINUTES ISN'T ENOUGH TIME TO GET FROM ONE CLASS TO ANOTHER 16 17 18 19 Congratulations Class of 72 . If you will recall, I told you at the first of the year, You are the best because you're seniors. I tried all year to show that you were the best. True I may have chewed, ranted and raved at times, but it wasn't because you weren't good, it was because I knew you could do better. Second hour psychology may never forget the dressing down they got but it wasn't because I didn't like you but probably because, like your parents, I love you too much. I honestly do not believe there is anything most of you cannot do IF you want to. And it will be done at the last minute. As a matter of fact I bet graduation didn't start at 8:00 p.m. The very best to you in the future because you can do well, maybe even be outstanding. Class of 72, I love you! By Eugene McClaiin 20 THERE ISN'T A ONE OF THOSE UPPER CLASSMEN THA T HAS HAIR AS PRETTY AS YOURS. EVA SOPHOMORES Janet Gary Larry Mark Janet Darlene Tom Althouse Baucrle Bauerle Bauerle Bauman Baumgartner Beer Mary Tomilee Harriett Ronnie Bennett Bitterman Blanton Cavin Joan Joyce Roxanne Deaver Eisenbise Epple Beverly Grimm Pat Huggins Jim Haflich Dennis Kathrens Tim Cynthia Ronnie Hartter Hoffman Huddleston Teri Grimm Mike Hughes Wayne Gurney Lisa Isch John Alta Mike Estle Gahm Gerber Elaine Keim Steve Kesler Pam Leuthold Jo Ellen Leuze Harold Longberg Pat McGraw Renda Me Murphy 22 Denise Meister Bill Messinger William Patti Oberst Painter Norman Jeri Schmitt Shaefer DeVere Meyer Marcia Meyer Mike Primeaux Mark Moser Cynthia Pyle Marcia Mosiman Mark Rosenberger Jim Mowder Neal Rumbaugh Gary Pfrang Renee Charles Douglas Steven Bradley James David Shroyer Shutt Sibold Smith Snyder Spring Stapleton Joyce Mike Clark Shirley William Dennis Cynthia Steele Stones Strahm Strahm Strathman Watkins Wenger Dal Jeffrey Don Mary Eddie Wenger Wenger Wikle Williams Willis Debra Windle Kent Yoesel V. Pres. Mark Moser, Rep. Jim Spring, Trea. Elaine Kiem, Pres. Joan Deaver, Sec. Cynthia Pyle. 23 Galen Ackerman Pat Althouse Cindi Anderson Mary Beth Aue Phil Bahr Kathy Barrett Dwaine Baumgartner Elaine Baumgartner Tom Baumgartner Linda Bingman Roger Brown Mark Brownlee Jana Cook Nancy Cook Janis Cooper Charles DeBusk John Dopp Andy Emmert David Evans Pam Gerdes Connie Gilbert Carolyn Graybill Doug Grimm Gary Gurney Lois Gutknecht Randy Hall Dora Hanesworth Denise Hartter Doug Hartter 26 Judy Hartter Pat Herrmann Gerry Hertzel Mark Huggins Don Hughes Marsha Judah Jo Ann Kanel Kathy Kathrens Stan Keim Reva Kesler Ann Krebs Cari Leman Debra Leuthold Fred Longberg Patty Longberg Patty Look Steve Manche Darin Marti Larry McFall Mike McGraw Bob Me Kim Shirley Me Kim Tonda Me Murphy Jane McNary Lowell Mellenbruch Tim Messinger Mike Meyer Doyle Miller Jane Montgomery 27 Steve Montgomery Carol Nickelson Dianna Ob erst Dave Ott Janet Plattner Joan Plattner Roger Ploeger Bill Priest Bill Pyle Mark Pyle Lori Rokey David Shuster Margaret Shump Carolyn Spring Cheryl Steele Mark Steele Bob Stoller Meryl Stoller Russell Stover Carol Strahm Mike Striet Richard Sylvester Joe Tappehorn April Tennal Clayton Tennal David Todd Steve Ukele Dreda White Jim Wetzel Lesley Wittwer 28 WE THINK EVERYONE SHOULD BELONG TO A CLUB —ASA MATTER OF FACT. IF YOU'D CARE TO BUY ONE WE HAVE SEVERAL FOR SALE RIGHT HERE ORGANIZATIONS STUDENT COUNCIL Student Council worked for better relations between students, administration, and other schools. Throughout the year they managed the concession stand, sold Bluejay license tags, and held a Homecoming Parade. 30 KEY CLUB Key Club had another eventful year. They had projects benefiting both school and community. They spent three weeks painting the football bleachers, had a very unusual Homecoming float, and started a new tradition for Homecoming activities-a car bash! They finished off the year with the District Convention at Kansas City. TOP-Drex, President; Kim, Sec; Roger, V. Pres; Kirk, Treas; BOTTOM-Terry, Sr. Rep; Darin, Jr. Rep; Norman, Soph. Rep; Sponsors-Mr. House and Mr. McClain. 31 FFA F. F. A. sold popcorn at all the ball games and wrestling matches, received first prize on their Home- coming float, and made apple cider to sell. Denise Hartter was elected as the Chapter Sweetheart. The National President spoke at the annual banquet. Galen, President; Bill, V. Pres; Duane, Sec; Denise, Chapter Sweetheart; Steve, Treas; Craig, Reporter; Steve, Sentinel. 32 KAYETTES The Kayettes were busy this year. They carried out many projects. Two of them were the Garden Party and the Kay-Kayette Conference. The Kayette fund-raising projects were the mum and fruitcake sales. They also sponsored the Christmas Dance, several Teacher's teas, the UNICEF Drive, and Cerebral Palsy Drive. Paula, Reg. Pro. Ch; Kay, Sec; Cari, Comm. Serv; Pam, President; Ellen, Sch. Serv; Jana, Pub; Ann, Ntl. Serv; Connie, Treas; Jane, Pts. Ch; Marsha, Pianist; Diana, World Derv; Harriet, Song Ldr; Denise, Fin; Linda, Co-Fin; Sharon, V. Pres; Janis, Recreation'; Patty, Spec. Prog, (not pictured) Sponsors: Mrs. Ahrens; Mrs. Priestley. 33 S-CLUB The S-Club is made up of boys who have lettered in an athletic event. They have put up a record for the basketball and football records. This includes the records for the last twenty-five years. fP P ( LEFT TO RIGHT-Rick, Sec; Kirk, President; Kim, V. President; Eldo, Treas; Mr. Baldridge-Sponsor. 34 JAY-JAYS The theme for Jay Jays is We Back Our Team. Whether winning or losing we support our team and are proud of them. Besides showing good school spirit, the Jay Jays sponsored the traditional Homecoming once again. Cynthia, Sharon, Carol, Pts. Chs; Ruth, Debbie, Pub. Ch; Marsha, Cheer. Rep; Ann, Treas; Ann, V. Pres; Kay, Pres; Jane, Sec. (not pictured) Mrs Stalder, Sponsor. 35 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY This year the National Honor Society par- ticipated in the Homecoming Parade. They also awarded a scholarship to a Senior. To finance these projects they held a food sale and ran a concession stand. LEFT TO RIGHT-Randy, Treas; Shirley, Sec; Terrie, V. Pres; Nancy, President, Mr. Fischer-Sponsor. 36 THESPIANS An effort was made by Thesp- ians to convert a barn into a playhouse were plays can be put on during the summer months. They also helped the Drama Class present their play. The year ended with the initiation of a new group of Troupe 1065 members. 37 LEFT TO RIGHT-Pauls, President; Ellen, Sec; Don, V. President; Drex, Clerk; George, Treas. (Not Pictured) Mrs. Hayes-Sponsor. F.H.A F.H.A. has participated in a variety of projects this year. A kidnap breakfast was staged as part of the membership drive. Other projects included sponsoring the Valentine's Dance, presenting the Christmas assembly, and making Thanksgiving favors for the rest homes. Members also observed F.H.A. Week and attended district and state meetings. 38 FBLA The purpose of F.B.L.A. is to create more understanding and interest in choosing business occupations. F.B.L.A. had several guest speakers and visited several local businesses. They also went to Topeka and visited large corpora- tions. The year ended with a pic- nic honoring all members. LEFT TO RIGHT-Janis, Treas; Phil, historian; Joni, Sec; Fred, V. Pres; Rebecca, President. Sponsor--Mr. Priestley. 39 B.E.C.K B.E.C.K. stands for Business Education Clubs of Kansas. It's made up of those students enrolled in cooperative business program. This organization has been in Sabetha for two years. Joanne, Sec.-Treas.; Kyle, V. Pres.; Bruce, President. 40 THE ORIGINAL DOUBLE A WANDA MARTENEY, CYN ANDERSON, JONI DAWSON, JANIS COOPER, LORI ROKEY 42 LOOK AT IT THIS WAY — SOMEONE HAS TO PLAY THE PART OF A FLOWER IN THE CLASS PLAY ACTIVITIES omeo Ellen Isch Hope Williams What kind of train is this?! The Farmers are No. 1! Key Club Cadillac The bomb blew on this one! ! ! 45 46 HALLOWEEN QUEEN CANDIDATES . . . CHRISTMAS DANCE Queen Linda Ball 48 SANTA CLAUS LANE Flower girl: Jane Lauer Crown bearer: Doug Cole Sharon Noble Senior Attendent Jana Cook and Denise Hartter Junior Attendents Cynthia Pyle and Elaine Keim Sophomores Attendents wtno H OF Queen Connie Meyer 50 Wanda Marteney JO W 51 Mother-Daughter Banquet Wum 4 52 Kayettes — Mother-Daughter Banquet VETERANS DAY OBSERVANCE On October 25, 1971, the Sabetha Senior High Govern- ment Class presented the Veterans Day Observance. The band played a few patriotic numbers and we had a guest speaker, Colonel Rollag. An unusual flag salute was performed by Scott McKim, Drex Flott, Rick Lukert, Sharon Noble, Connie Meyer, and Linda Ball. 54 55 VOCAL MUSIC INFIXED CHORUS INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC Band Officers Neal Raumbaugh........................... Drum Major Don Hicks........................Senior Representative Ann Pyle.....................................President Joyce Scoby........................Secretary-Treasurer Patty Look......................................Junior Representative Chuck Shutt..................................Sophomore Representative 57 CHEERLEADERS A-TEAM TOP, LEFT TO RIGHT: Melinda Snyder, Marsha Judah, Denise Hartter. BOTTOM: Nancy Cook, Jane Montgomery, Shirley McKim. TOP, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jana Cook, Cynthia Pyle, Patty Look. BOTTOM: Pam Leuthold, Janet Bauman, Lisa Isch. 58 HIGH HONOR ROLL FRONT: Pam Shutt, Shirley McKim, Denise Hartter. MIDDLE: Janet Bauman, Marcia Meyer, Harriet Blanton, Joyce Scoby. BACK: Scott McKim, Gregg Wenger, Phil Bahr, Charles Shutt. HONOR ROLL 59 YEARBOOK STAFF 60 The Old West as it looked on May 6, 1972 61 Jr. Sr. Prom — 1972 62 63 ATHLETICS FOOTBALL SCORES A-TEAM SABETHA 28 0 14 0 12 20 12 8 8 4 SABETHA 6 0 12 32 lost Washington Maur Hill Hiawatha Holton Nemaha Valley Shawnee Heights Mission Valley Onaga Effingham 6 B-TEAM Effingham Hiawatha Holton Nemaha Valley Shawnee Heights OPPONENT 6 7 0 8 21 12 14 14 38 5 OPPONENT 36 6 0 6 won 1971-72 BLUEJAY FOOTBALL Bluejay Football Squad In spite of injuries to several key members of the football squad, the Jays played very well this year. They gave a very good effort on defense, but was unable to score the points needed on offense. Team Captains; S. Remmers, T. Fenton, R. Lukert, D. Tibbets. 67 Defensive Team: BOTTOM ROW--J. Tappehom, R. McFall, M. Steele, B. Stoller, S. Ukele, E. Sylvester, TOP ROW—T. Marmet, D. Hughes, G. Wenger, M. Pyle, T. Fenton, D. Campbell, S. Remmers, R. Ludkert. Offensive Team; BACK FIELD—D. Hughes, G. Wenger, T. Fenton, D. Campbell, R. Lukert, . LINE—E. Sylvester, S. Ukele, K. Ragan, S. Remmers, R. McFall, T. Marmet. Assistant Coach-Monty Weiss, Head Coach- Mark Fahring, Assistant Coach—Gary Brownlee. CROSS-COUNTRY Chapman Invitational Second Onaga Invitational Second Seaman Invitational Fourth Sabetha Invitational First Riley County Invitational Second Hiawatha Invitational Second Big Seven League First Regional Fifth 69 STANDING: Chester Johnstone, Kirk Summers, Coach Baldridge, Kim Summers, Tom Beer. KNEELING: Scott McKim, Devere Meyer, Darin Marti, Larry McFall, John Dopp. The cross-country team had another fine year under Coach Baldridge, finishing high in all of their meets. They took first in both the Sabetha Invitational and the League meet. 70 Head Coach, Jim Baldridge. LETTERMEN 71 Devere Meyer Tom Beer SABETHA 54 63 48 61 48 40 65 54 56 50 57 48 SABETHA 48 49 BAS KETBALL SCOR A- EAM y I Holton ACCHS Maur Hill Hiawatha Horton Nemaha Valley Shawnee Heights Holton Marysville ACCHS Washington Hiawatha 4 f Wamego Nemaha Valley Shawnee Heights Marysville 46 52 63 70 7! B-TEAM Holton ACCHS. Maur Hill Hiawatha Horton Nemaha Valley Shawnee Heights Holton Marysville ACCHS. Washington Hiawatha Wamego Nemaha Valley Shawnee Heights Marysville OPPONENT 57 43 43 48 31 52 41 57 58 57 34 43 60 47 56 53 SABETHA INV. TOURNAMENT 3rd. Hiawatha Nemaha Valley REGIONAL Concordia OPPONENT 39 47 OPPONENT 70 Bluejay Basketball Squad (top 12 varsity players) The 1971-72 basketball season was disappointing with the jays winning only 8 of 19. The season was bright- ened some with senior Duane Campbell's play. Head-coach: Bob Cole Assistant coach: Monty Wyss. 73 Starting Five Senior Forward Duane Campbell Joe Tappehom Senior Guard Rick Lukert Senior Forward Eldo Sylvester Senior Guard Tom Fenton 74 A-TEAM SABETHA OPPONENT 50 Washburn Rural 16 33 Stella 27 39 Hiawatha 18 27 Holton 17 63 Nemaha Valley 6 54 Shawnee Heights 15 Tongy. Toum. 1st 98pts. 8 Team Toum. 38 Wamego 11 15 Marysville 31 16 ACCHS 34 B-TEAM SABETHA OPPONENT 24 Washburn Rural 14 18 Stella 6 30 Hiawatha 18 5 Holton 15 22 Shawnee Heights 0 6 Wamego 3 21 Marysville 28 9 ACCHS 36 75 Gary Brownlee Team Lea. 1st Dist. 1st Reg. 2nd State 6th Most Season Wins 20 Most Toum Wins 12 Tied Most Pins 6 Larry Hanesworth 20-2 Larry McFall 17-7 Lea. 3rd Dist. 4th Reg. 2nd State 6th 76 SENIORS GREG SNYDER WILLIE JOHNSTONE Letter Men Mike Striet Brad Snyder Willie Johnstone Greg Sndyer Kirk Summers Jeff Tyler Mike Stones Ronnie McFall Larry McFall Larry Hanesworth Donald Wikle Steve Ukle Brent Stoller Clark Strahm KIM SUMMERS KIRK SUMMERS JEFF TYLER RONNIE McFALL 77 79 Track Coaches, Mr. Baldridge, and Mr. Wyss. Coach Baldridge's star seniors at their best. LEFT TO RIGHT: Kirk Summers, Rick Lukert, Kim Sum- mers, and Eldo Sylvester. 80 Golf STANDING: Joe Tappehome, Bill Shump, Jeff Tyler, Bob Stoller, Stoller. KNEELING: Mike Gerber, Jim Mowder, Mike Hughes. Tom Fenton, Drex Flott, David Ott, Brent 81 Head coach, Bob Cole i w 1 Atchison Invitational Watnego Invitational Marysville Invitational Sabetha Invitational Hiawatha Invitational Maur Hill Invitational Holton Invitational Big Seven League RECORD - 6 - MAN to 'W' rr« wrhCvi 82 83 Girl’s Basketball SABETHA 31 49 29 29 Wetmore St. P and P Washington Horton Powhattan St. Marys St. P and P Holton Jackson Hts. Tournament Holton St. Marys Rossville I OPPONENT 17 15 14 30 23 28 25 29 31 21 29 36 Girl’s Track Girls' Track Schedule Three Sabetha girls that went to the STATE TRACK MEET. Carolyn Spring, Mary Aue, and Denise Hartter. 85 ALL SPORTS TROPHY The all sports league trophy is awarded to the school in the Big Seven League which has placed highest in all sports. It is decided by the placings in six sports on a point accumulation. This was the first year such a trophy was awarded. Sabetha was the first to win the trophy which will entitle it to have its name engraved on the trophy. A school which wins the trophy for three consecutive years will have the privi- lege of keeping it, and a new one will then be bought. No more league trophies will be given; only medals for each sport. Sabetha Senior High School point accumulation for the school year 1971-1972: Football 4 DON'T PLA Y NO MORE OF THEM SAD SONGS. LENNY SENIORS WANDA DALE AUE LINDA JAN BALL BRUCE E. BARTHOLOMEN Morrill 1; Band 1-4 Sabetha 2-4; FBLA 3,4; Jay Jays 1-4; Library Science 3; Clarinet Choir 2; Mix Chorus 1; Basketball 4. Kayettes 1-4, Board 2-4; Jay Jays 1-4; Band 1-3; FHA 1-4; Girls Glee 1-4; Mixed Chorus 1-3; Honor Roll; Christmas Queen. BECK 4; President 4; Student Librarian 3; Cross Country 1; Basketball 1. Sophomores Treasurer; Wrestling 2; Jr. Pres.; Basketball 3; Jr. Play 3; Football 1; Honor Roll 1-4; Boy's State 3; Golf 1-4; Student Council 3-4; S-Club 2-4; Key Club 4. PAT D. BAUMAN Mixed Chorus 1; Jay Jays 1-3; Kayette 1-3; BECK 4. DEBRA K. BEALE S-Club 2-4; Key Club 4; Basketball 1-4; Football 1-4; Golf 1-4. DUANE E. CAMPBELL 88 JOANNE M. CAMPBELL Mixed Chorus 1, BECK 4 Kayettes 1-2, Jay Jays 3 NANCY ANN CARPENTER National Honor Society 2-4 Secretary 3, President 4 Kayettes 1-4, Jay Jays 1-4 Student Council 4, Jr. Play Mixed Chorus 1, Girls Glee 1 Yearbook Staff 4 JONI R. DAWSON Kayettes 1-4, FBLA 3,4 FBLA Secretary 4, FHA 2-4 Jay Jays 1-4 Mixed Chorus 1-4 Girls Glee 1-4 Yearbook Staff 4 Mixed Chorus 1,2 RUTH DARNELLE FEEK Chamber 2-4 National Honor Society 2-4 Key Club 3,4, S-Club 2-4 Mixed Chorus 1-2 Basketball 1-4 Class Treasurer 1 Football -1-4, Golf 1-4 TOM A. FENTON Annual Staff 4, Co-editor 4 Cross Country 1 Vice Pres. 3 Class rep. 2, Pres. 4 Basketball 1-4, Key Club 2-4 Thespians 4, Clerk 4 S-Club 2-4, Golf 1-4 STUCO 1,3, Jr. Play 3 DREX B. FLOTT 89 LONNIE GILBERT JERRY L. GRIMM DANIEL L. GRUBER F.F.A. 1-2 F.F.A. 1-4 Honor Roll 1,3,4 Mixed Chorus 1 Band 1, Pep Band 1 Boy's Glee 1 Basketball 1 Wrestling 3,4 Sabetha 2-4 Morrill 1 LARRY HANESWORTH Student Librarian 4 Annual Editor 4 Boys' State 3 Key Club 3,4 Thespians 3,4 Band 1-4, Jr. Play 3 DONALD HICKS Homecoming Candidate 4 Girls Glee 4 Chamber Choir 4, Morrill 1 Mixed Chorus 3,4, Jr. Play 3 Thespians 3,4, Jay Jays 1-4 Cheerleader 1-3 Kayettes 2-4, Board 2 ELLEN ISCH 90 EMMA FAY JOHNSTONE Kayettes 1-4, Jay Jays 1-4 Mixed Chorus 1 Girls Glee 1 FBLA 3,4 Jr. Play 3 Girls Glee 1 Jay Jays 2,3,4 Kayettes 1-4, FHA 4 Mixed Chorus 1,3 JANELLE ANN KELLENBERGER WILLIAM J. JOHNSTONE Band 1-4, S-Club 3,4 Wrestling 2-4 Jr. Play 3 Stage Band 4 Track 2, 3 BECK 4 PAUL KEY KENT W. JONES BECK 4, FBLA 3, FFA 2 Girls Glee 1,4 Vocal Music 1,2,4 Student Council 4 Student Librarian 2,3 Community Chairman 3 Kayettes 1-4, Secretary 4 Publicity Chairman 3 Jay Jays President 4 FHA 1-4, Jay Jays 1-4 KAY LYNN KREBS 91 BILLD. LEE Junior Play. Valentine Queen Attendant; Annual Staff 4; Mixed Chorus 1; Jr. Points Chairman; Jay Jays 1-4; Kayettes 1-4; FHA 4. LORA JEAN LUCAS KENNETH LEHMAN COLLEEN GAY LONGBERG Morrill 1; Sabetha 2-4; Class Treasurer 1; Mixed Chorus 1; Student Librarian 4. Kayettes 1-4; FHA 1,4; Jay Jays 2-4; Mixed Chorus 1; Girls Glee 1. Cross Country 1; Soph. Vice-President; Vocal Music 1; Football 1-4; Basketball 1-4; S-Club 2-4; Track 1-4. RICKL. LUKERT Key Club Representative 4; Nat. Honor Soc. Treasurer 3; Stuco Vice Pres. 4; Student Council 2,4; Class President 2; National Honor Society 2,4; Basketball 1,3; Honor Roll; Football 1-4; Key Club 3,4. TERRY W. MARMET 92 WANDA JEAN MARTENEY Mixed Chorus 1 Jay Jays 2-4 Kayettes 2-4 FHA 3,4 Honor Roll 2,4 Annual Staff 4 Valentine Queen Attendant 4 RICK McCLAIN FFA 1-2, FBLA 3 BECK 4 RONNY DEAN McFALL Football 1-4, Track 2,3 Wrestling 3,4, FBLA 3 Honor Roll, S-Club 4 FFA 1 Basketball 1-4 Choir 2-4 Cross Country 2-4 Boy's State 3, Jr. Play Band 1, Honor Roll 1-4 National Honor Society 2,4 Honor Roll Wrestling 2, 3 FBLA 3 SCOTT A. McKIM ALAN J. McQUEEN Valentine Queen 4 Prom Server 3 Girls Glee 1-4, Honor Roll Mixed Chorus 1-3 Kayettes Board 4, Jr. Play FHA Board 2, Kayettes 1-4 Jay Jays 1-4, FHA 1-4 CONNIE KAE MEYER 93 DAVID E. MEYER FERNA JEAN MOSER BECK 4 Annual Staff 4 Volleyball 4 Basketball 4 Student Lib. 3,4 Mix Chorus 1 Kayettes 1-4, FBLA 3,4 Jay Jays 1-4 Board 2, 3 Girls Glee 1,4 Honor Roll SHARON ANN NOBLE Clarinet Choir 1,2 Chamber Choir 4 Junior Play 3, Band 1-4 Pr. Server 2, Stage Band 4 Honor Roll, STUCO 4 Girls Glee 1-4 Mixed Chorus 1-3 FHA 1-4, Board 3,4 Kayettes 1-4, Board 3,4 Jay Jays 1-4, Board 4 Christmas Queen Attendant RODERICK PHILLIPS FFA 4 DOUG PLATTNER Newspaper Editor 3,4 Twirler3,4, Jr. Play 3 Nationi Honor Society 3 yrs. Jay Jays 1-4, Kayettes 2-4 TERRI PULUNS 94 ANN RENE PYLE KEVIN RAGAN STAN REMMERS Kayettes 2-4, Chorus 1,2 Pep Club 1-4, Band 1-4 National Honor Society Thespians 3,4, Morrill 1 Jr. Play, Paper Staff 3 Student Council Sec. 4 Halloween Candidate Jay Jays Vice-Pres. Thespians 2, S-Club 2 Jr. Play, Football 4 Basketball 1, Track 3 Wrestling 2 Newspaper 4 Mixed Chorus 2, 3 Chamber Choir 3 Key Club 2-4, Football 1-4 S-Club 3,4, Stu-Co 4 Stu-Co Pres. 4, Jr. Play Thespians 3,4, Newspaper 4 Class Treasurer 3 Annual Staff 4 BECK 4 Key Club 3,4 STEVEN RISON Music 1-3 MARY ELIZABETH ROBINSON THOMAS J. ROBINSON 95 KYLE LYNN ROKEY JOYCE LYNETTE SCOBY DOUGLAS D. SELL Key Club 2, FBLA 3 BECK 4, Basketball 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Pr. Server 2, Honor Roll Pep Band 1-4, Jr. Play Girls Glee 1,3 Mixed Chorus 1-3 Kayette Board 2, C.C. 3 Clarinet Choir 1-4 Jay Jays 1-4, Band 1-4 Kayettes 1-4, FHA 1-4 Band Officer 4 Football 1-3 Track 1 Annual Staff 4 Special Chorus 2 Lib. 1,2, Newspaper 3,4 Cross Country 2 Mix Chorus 1,2, Jr. Play Thespians 3,4, T.C. 4 Key Club 4, S-Club 2 GEORGE A. SHARGAS Golf 1-4 National Honor Society 3,4 WILLIAM SHUMP Kayettes 3,4 Leavenworth 1 National Honor Society 3,4 Newspaper Staff 3,4 Student Council 4 Kayettes President 4 Thespians 3,4, FHA 3,4 Pep Club 1-4, Jr. Play PAMELA SUE SHUTT 96 ANITA MAE SIBOLD DEBBIE SUE SYNDER GREG SNYDER Jay Jays 1,3 Kayettes 1-4 Mixed Chorus 1 FHA 2 Kayettes 2-4, Jr. Play Kayette Board 2 Pep Club 1-4, Cheerleader Chamber Choir 2-4 Class Secretary 2,4 Girls Glee 4 Mixed Ensemble 3 Honor Roll 3 FFA 1-3, Wrestling 2-4 Track 2 Homecoming Queen 4 Chamber Choir 4 Mixed Chorus 1-3 Girls Glee 1-4, Band 1-3 Cheerleader 2, 4 FHA Secretary 4 FHA Songleader 3 Jay Jays 1-4. FHA 1-4 Kayettes 1-4, Board 4 MELINDA K. SNYDER Annual Staff 4 Student Librarian 3,4 Mixed Chorus 1,2 Student Council 4 Kayettes 1-4, Jr. Play Jay Jays 1-4, Honor Roll FBLA 3,4, President 3,4 REBECCA ANN SPELLMEIER Jr. Play Mixed Chorus 1,3,4 Key Club 2-4, S-Club 2-4 Wrestling 2-4, Football 1-4 Golf 3,4, Basketball 1 Annual Staff 4, Track 1 BRENT STOLLER 97 Kayettes 1-4, Jr. Play Mixed Chorus 1 Girls Glee 1 Jay Jays 1-4 FFA 1-4, Reporter 4 Band 1, Mixed Chorus 2 Boys Double Quartet 2-4 Chamber Choir 2-4 Boys Ensemble 2-4 Mixed Chorus 1 Honor Roll 3,4 Newspaper 3,4 Cross Country 1, 4 Senior Class Vice Pres. 4 Key Club 2-4, Treasurer 3,4 Wrestlin g 2-4, Basketball 1, S-Club 2-4 Football 1-3, Track 1-4 KIM GENE SUMMERS Honor Roll 3,4 Senior Treas. 4 Cross Country 1,4 Freshman Vice Pres. Key Club 2-4, STUCO 4 Wrestling 2-4 Basketball 1, S-Club 2-4 Football 1-4, Track 1-4 KIRK DEAN SUMMERS RUTH MARIE STRATHMAN Jay Jays 1-4, Board 4 Kayettes 1-4, Board 3 FHA 1-4, Board 3,4 Honor Roll 1,3 Mixed Chorus 1 Girls Glee 1 S-Club 2-4, Treasurer 4 Basketball 1-4, FFA 1-4 Football 1-4, Track 1-4 ELDO EDWIN SYLVESTER 98 DON E. TIBBETTS Football 1-4 Wrestling 2 S-Club JON JEFFERY TYLER Football 1, Wrestling 2-4 Golf 3,4, Key Club Mixed Chorus 1,2 State Music Festival 1,2 Annual Staff 4 Student Librarian 4 Honor Roll PAULA SUE UKELE Kayettes 1-4 Jay Jays 1-4, FHA 1-4 National Honor Society 2,3,4 Thespians 3,4, Jr.Play Mixed Chours 1-3 Girls Glee 1-4, Girls State Newspaper Staff 3 Student Council 4, Honor Roll Speech Contest High H. Roll Mixed Chorus 1,2 Student Council 4 Class President 1,4 National Honor Society Football 1-4, Track 1 GREGG D. WENGER Paper Staff 4 Class Secretary 1 Basketball 4, Jr. Play Girls Glee 4, Morrill I Mixed Chorus 1,4 Kayette 2-4, Band 1 Pep Club 1-4, FBLA 3 SHARON JANE WIKLE Cheerleader, Jr. Cl. Officer Mixed Chorus 2, Ensembles 2-4 Girls Glee 2,4, Girls State Soph. Class Officer 2 FHA 3, Jr. Play, Thespians 2 Pep Club 4, Kayettes 4 ELIZABETH HOPE WILLAMS 99 ALAN YOCUM Wrestling 2 Football 1-2 MARK L. ZUBLER 100 What we left behind 101 Goofing off again! Look who was seen looking over the ledge The others No smoking aloud Blind man's bluff 102 104 105 Zim—hard at work? 106 The Three Stooges 107 Fourth Hour Activities Hibernation 108 I've got a feeling I'd better be going! Pick on someone your own size! 109 110 It says, Home Tip Home ! If you have an hour I'll tell you! Ill So that's where all of it went??? 1 12 ADVERTISING SHOULDN’T THIS CHECK BE MADE OUT TO THE SCHOOL. MISS QUIGLEY. RA THER THAN TO YOU PERSONALLY? 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Permanent and Fresh flower Boquets “Our Flowers are Locally Grown” SABETHA GREENHOUSE LEHMAN AND MEYER Plumbing Electrical Water systems Sheet metal Heating Air Conditioning Westinghouse Appliances Congratulations and best wishes to the Senior High Class of 72. RAGAN’S HY-KLAS Main Street Sabetha, Kansas 284-2189 SPRING STANDARD SERVICE Sabetha, Kansas 116 BALL’S BARBER it BEAUTY SHOP Phone 284-3120 Dealer in all Farm Seeds Phone 284-2200 HARTTER’S SEED FEED STORE Sweet Lassy Feeds Custom Cleaning and Treating The Women’s Store On the Corner Your store for more name brands For Many Decades at discount prices. Enjoy the Here’s where the Customer Quality and save the difference. comes first in every transaction Always Shop Whites First! Sincere Congratulations to It Pays! the SENIORS of’72! WHITES SABETHA FAMILY STORE FASHION CENTER 117 BAKER FURNITURE DRAPERY The Long Green Line” Sabetha, Kansas TODD EQUIPMENT, INC. H U G H E S We’ll Support S.H.S. 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Best wick JERRY’S RECREATION Firearms and Reloading Supplies All Hunting Supplies ROBERTS ROBO WASH 814 Main Sabetha, Kansas 66534 120 SYCAMORE SPRINGS MORRILL ELEVATOR Swimming Skating Camping Picnicing Bulk Delivery Service Complete Pulleted Nutrena Feeds Fertilizers, Pioneer Seeds MAPLE VIEW 121 South 14th Sabetha, Kansas Mr. Mrs. Edgar Bauerle McFALL MOTORS 122 SUMMERS' IGA Sabetha Alumns Gerald Summers 1926 WENGER MFG. INC. J.P. Summers 1963 Sabetha, Kansas Jeri Summers 1967 Jon Summers 1969 Kirk Summers 1972 Kim Summers Food Merchants 1972 Since 1914 ft YOUfy K irpenJeaf J % lusurum'AGENT M iK � •� � � • BAUMAN THE FLOTT TRUCK INSURANCE SERVICE LINES All Forms of Insurance Sabetha. Kansas Phone 284-3070 908 Main Street Sabetha. Kansas 66534 Area Code 913 284-2260 123 WITTWER’S BEAUTY SALON Bring a little sunshine into your life come to Pennsylvania Avenue R.F.D. No. 1 Sabetha, Kansas 66534 459-2286 Morrill, Kansas SUNNY FABRICS THE SABETHA HERALD LEMAN PONTIAC AND BUICK 124 DR. 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