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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1973 volume:

The Bluejay Published by the Journalism Five Class of Sabetha High School In the Year of Our Lord, NINETEEN HUNDRED AND SEVENTY-THREE IN THE FAIR CITY OF SABETHA, KANSAS TABLE OF CONTENTS: Faculty Page seven Classes Page eleven Organizations Page seventeen Activities Page thirty-three Seniors Page eighty-five Advertising Page one hundred and three Great appreciation is extended to Lori Rokey, the contributing artist of our cover. E. A. —Those initials have graced the many different pages of this produc- tion at some time or another. Who do they stand for? They stand for the one re- sponsible for seeing that we, the annual staff, completed the task we set out to do in September. It was she who held us together when we wondered whether or not it was worth it; and from her experience, we benefited greatly—Mrs. Elizabeth Ahrens, journalist, teacher oi the class, without whom you would not be reading this page or holding an annual right now. It was hers and our purpose in this endeavor to produce an annual that would be remembered by all in the years to come; and that it be of such quality to be enjoyed by all. We, the journalism class and annual staff of 1973, dedicate this publication to her for the assistance and excellent guidance in these hours of our labors. You have the distinction of being the first class to graduate from Sabetha High School after having had all of your high school training in the new Sabetha Senior High School. You are to be congratulated. Society is changing rapidly. Education is one of the intangibles that can be measured only after the product has had time to be established. This means that the class of 1973, individually and collectively, will make their mark, but only on tomorrow's society. It would be my hope that those of us responsible for your education have made things flexible enough that each of you locate your place in life and have happiness as you achieve your goal. Your success will be determined by you. Best Wishes J.A. Cleavinger Superintendent To the Students and Annual Staff- It is my belief that one of the best times of your lives in now. Opportunity is abundant. Change is ap- pearing everywhere. Much of it is good. Be discerning in your selection of what is best for you. Be an active participant in whatever you believe. Success in life should be measured in happiness and fulfillment through achievement. The greatest gift the school and home can bestow upon you is a positive and healthy conscience. A positive conscience will help you achieve life's goals. I commend our senior class this year for their contri- butions to school in attitude and leadership. I hope that they will leave Sabetha High School with many fond memories. I wish each of you a successful and satisfying year. Sincerely, Irwin L. Figgs, Principal VON LAUER JOHN WALTON SCHOOL BOARD: BACK ROW, Bill Eisenbise, Gary Tyler, Bill Reed. FRONT ROW, Bill Deaver, Tom Gold, Elgin Flott, Don Montgomery. MARILYN CHRISTINE DONNA JUDAH ELIZABETH AHRENS Yearbook Sponsor Kayettes sponsor Librarian Journalism HAROLD BRIGGS Senior sponsor Senior English GARY BROWNLEE FFA sponsor Wrestling coach Voc. Ag. Shop DONALD CAYWOOD Junior sponsor Biology BOB COLE Basketball coach Lab Science JENNIE FINNEY Senior sponsor English II Spanish DON FISCHER NHS sponsor Typing I Guidance CONNIE FISHER Kayettes sponsor Girls sports Girls P.E. DONALD FOSTER Junior sponsor Social Science MARGARET HAYES School Newspaper English Speech SCOTT HILL Sophomore sponsor Key Club sponsor History LEWIS JOHNSON Student Council Math 8 GRAHAM KELLEY Band activities Junior sponsor Aerospace GAY McCLAIN Junior sponsor English II, III KEITH OSTRANDER S-Club Sponsor Football coach Ind. Arts Boys P. E. ROBERT REEVES Junior sponsor Mech. Drawing MIKE ROBINSON Junior Sponsor Math MARSHA SCHROEDER Jay-Jay sponsor Cheerleader sponsor FBLA sponsor Bus. Education STEVE SCHROEDER Activities director S-Club sponsor BECK sponsor RICHARD SHELTON Vocal Music Junior sponsor CAROL SOBBA FHA sponsor Sophomore sponsor Home Economics MONTY WYSS Junior sponsor Chemistry Physics TOM HOUSE Key Club sponsor Art 9 10 Sophomores Jeff Diana Cynthia David Brian Carman Allen Aul Bailey Baker Ball Bartram Cynthia Jane Bonnie Steve Randy Robert Baumgartner Baumgartner Beale Beale Cambell Cavin Bobbi Chambers Kathy Charles Susan Chase Kim Christine Cheryl Cook Debra Daily John Donna Kermit Doug Lorinda Jean Emert Fenton Frey Garber Garrett Geer Peggy Curtis Elizabeth Janet Steven Ramona Gilbert Goodman Goodman Goodman Goodman Gruber 12 Class Hugh LeRoy David Randy Jim Chester Gutknecht Hanesworth Hertzel Hoffman Johnson Johnstone Ruth Steven Vickie Mary Lou Jim David Lee Johnstone Keim Kellenberger Kirk Kurz Larabee Don Gina Richard Kara Mike Darrel Lee Lohman Longberg Marti McClain Meyer Gary Robert Ross Alan Rick Randy Meyer Meyer Montgomery Nickelson Patton Phillips Ellen - sa David Debra Terri Jim Plattner Pyle Remmers Robinson Rodecap Scoby 13 Bill Terry Shroyer Smith Mark Tom Shirley Michelle Snyder Stone Stover Strahm Wayne Robert Melody Melody Loraine Cynthia Strathman Streit Studer Tennal Thomas Tyler Jim Kim Mary Kay Robert Wenger Wenger Wenger Whitaker Janice Wiltz Susan Wiltz 14 Juniors Janet Althouse Gary Bauerle Larry Bauerle Mark Bauerle Janet Bauman Darlene Baumgartner Tom Beer Mary Bennett Tomilee Bitterman Harriet Blanton Joan Deaver Joyce Eisenbise Dawn Epple John Estle Rick Fyffe Alta Gahm Mike Gerber Beverly Grimm Terri Grimm Wayne Gurney Jim Haflich Tim Hartter Cynthia Hoffman Ronnie Huddleston Pat Huggins Mike Hughes Lisa Isch Dennis Kathrens Elaine Keim Steve Kesler Pam Leuthold Jo Ellen Leuze Harold Longberg Felicia Marbut Pat McGraw Ronda McMurphy Denise Meister Bill Messinger DeVere Meyer Marcia Meyer Mark Moser Marcia Mosiman 15 Juniors Jim Mowder Debra Nusbaum William Oberst Patti Painter Gary Phrang Cynthia Pyle Mike Primeaux Neal Rumbaugh Roger Sauer Norman Schmitt Jeri Schaefer Renee Shroyer Charles Shutt Doug Sibold Steve Smith Brad Snyder James Spring David Stapleton Joyce Steele Mike Stones Clark Strahm Shirley Strahm William Strathman Dennis Watkins Cynthia Wenger Dal Wenger Jeff Wenger Don Wikle Mary Williams Debra Windle Junior Class Sponsors Student Council ROW 1. L TO R. Lori Roey, Jane McNary, Ann Krebs, Steve Ukele, Chuck Shutt, Joan Deaver, Mark Synder. ROW 2. L TO R. Fred Longberg, Galen Ackerman, Harriet Blanton, Bell Preist, David Remmers, Carol Strahm, Jim Spring, Phil Bahr. The Student Council has put on several lyceums. We have sponsored a dance after the Lion's Invita- tional Tournament and also we are working on the student lounge for our school. Student Council officers: Steve Ukele, pres.; Chuck Shutt, vice-pres. j Joan Deaver, sec.; Harriet Blanton, treas. 18 Sponsor, Mr. Johnson Honor Roll High Honor Roll 19 National Honor Society NHS has several plans underway and among them is the sponsoring of an assembly for the high school students. We have written to Dr. Kenneth McFarland, a nationally known speaker from Topeka. If he ac- cepts, we will open the assembly to the public and may ask some neighboring schools' National Honor Chapters to come. We plan to give a scholarship (un- known amount) to some senior who plans to go to col- lege. Also, it is possible that we will organize an aca- demic banquet to be held this spring. Our money- raising projects are working in the concession stand at games and possibly having a bake sale in the spring. NHS Officers NHS Sponsor Mr. Fischer 20 Kayettes The Kayettes have been busy this year in the school, community, national, and world levels of the Kayette program. For school service we had a bleacher clean-up, did various things to welcome the students, and did numerous services for the teachers. We also were in charge of the Christmas Dance. On the Community level we tutored grade school children, went caroling, and made favors for the hospital and rest homes. We held a cake drawing for CARE and also a voting promotion campaign. Kayettes also sponsored a carnival and a walk athon for cerebral palsy and meals for million. We financed our activities with two successful bake sales. Kayettes closed the year with the Annual Mother-Daughter Ban- quet and Installation. 21 Kayette Board Key Club Key Club Officers The Sabetha Key Club is a busy service organiza- tion. They cut down and fixed our Christmas tree. They picked up cans and trash on Main Street, and helped the Kiwanis Club with the pancake feed at the armory. These boys keep the front bulletin board at the school up to date, and they went to the State Conference at Topeka. 22 FHA FHA Officers FHA started out the school year with the kidnap breakfast. During the year they sponsored the Christ- mas assembly, a dance, Daddy-Daughter Date night and a covered dish supper. They also attended the Dis trict meeting and state meeting. Some of the money making projects they sponsored were selling plaques, bake sales, and a car wash. The year was ended with the installation and awards night. 23 FFA The Sabetha livestock judging team placed fourth out of 51 teams, at the state fair in Hutchinson. The team consisted of Bill Priest, Galen Ackerman, Mark Brownlee, and Tim Hartter. The Dairy Products team consisting of Steve Kes- ler, Tim Hartter, Alan Nickelson, and Ross Mont- gomery took first place in the Northeast District. Steve Kesler was high individual in the contest out of 196 people. The Sabetha FFA also held the Northeast District leadership school. As a team Sabetha placed fifth. Galen Ackerman was elected as District Sentinal at the meeting immediately following the contest. Bill Priest was fifth high individual at the Public Speaking contest and will attend the State contest in June. 24 District Officers Library Science Library Work Force 2b BECK ROW 1. L TO R. Margaret Shump, Patty Longberg, Bev Orth, ROW' 2. Alan Yokum, Charles Debusk, David Schus- ter, Sponsor Mr. Schroeder, ROW' 3. Tim Messinger, Doug Hartter, Dave Ott, Mark Huggins, Roger Brown, Dave Evans, Gary Gurney. 26 FBLA FBLA this year has had a busy gratifying year. This year we had the largest chapter for a long time, have had imformative speakers at our meetings, and took field trips to var- ious businesses downtown. We recognized FBLA week and had a picnic at the end of the year to honor the seniors in the chapter and to re- cruit new members. This year for the annual FBLA skip day we went to St. Joseph instead of the usual trip to Topeka. FBLA Officers Phil Barr, Treas.; Fred Longberg, Pres.; Judy Hartter, histor- ion; Janis Cooper, V-Pres.; Janet Plattner, Sec.; Elaine Bau- mgortner, Reporter. 27 Chamber Choir Mixed Chorus © 28 Concert Band Stage Band 29 S-Club S-Club Sponsors The S-Club of Sabetha has been quite active this year. The officer's first task was to revise an out of date constitution. They sold season tickets for athletic events. The yearly duties of S-Club in- clude keeping the records board up to date and vot- ing on Athlete-of-the-Year. The Club also attend- ed a Kansas State Football game. 30 Jay-Jays Jay-Jay officers sponsor Jay-Jays is an organized group of girls whose purpose is the support of athletic endeavors. On October 6, we sponsored the annual home- coming festivities which highlighted our football season. 31 Cheerleaders A-Team Marsha Judah Denise Hartter Cynthia Pyle Jana Cook Shirley McKim B- Team Cheryl Cook Lisa Isch Pam Leuthold Janet Bauman Donna Fenton Wrestling Dianna Oberst Kim Wenger Jean Geer 32 1972-73 Football HEAD COACH: Keith Ostrander The Jays took the early lead in most of their games, but failed to hold. Fumbles and intercepted passes pro- ved to be costly errors throughout the season. The Jays closed the year with one win and eight losses. ASSISTANT COACH: Jay Kreighbaum STUDENT MANAGER: Bill Pyle 34 Season's Record (1972) A-team Sabetha 6 Washington 24 Sabetha 20 Maur Hill 40 Sabetha 13 Hiawatha 20 Sabetha 21 Holton 22 Sabetha 14 Nemaha Valley 26 (Homecoming) Shawnee Heights 51 Sabetha 0 Sabetha 7 Marysville 14 Sabetha 39 Onaga 21 Sabetha 13 Effingham 29 B-team Sabetha 6 Hiawatha 38 League Standings Shawnee Heights Holton Nemaha Valley Effingham Hiawatha Sabetha W 4 4 3 3 1 0 L 1 1 2 2 4 5 Lettermen STANDING: John Emert, Clark Strahm, Pat Herrmann, Mike Stones, Mark Pyle. KNEELING: Steve Goodman, Terry Smith, Steve Ukle, Steve Smith. STANDING: Neal Rumbaugh, Rick Fyffe, Tom Stones, Joe Tappe- hom, David Todd. KNEELING: Don Hughes, Mike Primeaux, David Remmers, Devere Meyer, Mark Snyder. 36 Cross Country BACK ROW: Coach Baldridge, Mike Hughes, Tom Beer, Bob Stoller. FRONT ROW: Pat Huggins, Larry McFall, Darin Marti. t £ Head Coach: Jim Baldridge 37 Student Manager: Pat Huggins Chapman Third Seamen Fourth Sabetha First Riley County Fourth Hiawatha First Big 7 league meet First Marysville Fifth Regional (Linn) Second State (Manhattan) Eleventh Coach Jim Baldridge's Cross Country team had another fine year. They placed within the top five in all their meets. They were also the Big 7 league champs and participated in the state and regional meets. 38 1972-73 Basketball Scores A-Team Sabetha 39 Shawnee Hts. 56 Sabetha 55 Holton 64 Sabetha 67 Effingham 60 Sabetha 40 Marysville 48 Sabetha 66 Horton 54 Sabetha 62 Hiawatha 60 Sabetha 59 Nemaha Valley 77 Sabetha Invitational Tourn. Sabetha 53 Wamego 61 Sabetha 39 Hiawatha 54 Sabetha 50 Maur Hill 59 Sabetha 51 Shawnee Hts. 70 Sabetha 46 Wamego 57 Sabetha 51 Marysville 55 Sabetha 50 Holton 52 Sabetha 50 Wamego 78 Sabetha 56 Effingham 61 Sabetha 60 Nemaha Valley 69 Sabetha 60 Hiawatha 50 2A District Tournament Sabetha 37 Frankfort 70 Sabetha 67 Nemaha Valley 65 B-Team Sabetha 38 Sabetha 41 Sabetha 51 Sabetha 42 Sabetha 64 Sabetha 40 Sabetha 52 Sabetha 36 Sabetha 35 Sabetha 37 Sabetha 28 Sabetha 46 Sabetha 37 Sabetha 34 Sabetha 54 Sabetha 39 Shawnee Hts. 41 Holton 44 Effingham 36 Marysville 25 Horton 45 Hiawatha 65 Nemaha Valley 65 Maur Hill 53 Shawnee Hts. 41 Wamego 33 Marysville 33 Holton 40 Wamego 70 Effingham 33 Nemaha Valley 53 Hiawatha 48 39 STUDENT MANAGERS: Harold Long- berg, Bill Pyle, Pat Huggins. A-Team BACK ROW: Jim Haflich, David Todd, Bill Messinger, Bob Bob Stoller, Tom Stone, Joe Tappehorn. FRONT ROW: Randy Hall, Mike Hughes, DeVere Meyer, Mark Moser. 40 B-Team BACK ROW: Jim Haflich, Bill Oberst, Bill Messinger, Steve Smith, Tom Beer, Neil Rumbaugh. FRONT ROW: Terry Smith, Jeff Wen- ger, John Emert, Mark Moser, Mark Snyder. 41 Wrestling A-TEAM BACK ROW: Doyle Miller, Mark Pyle, Mike B-TEAM BACK ROW: Brian Ball, Daryl Meyer, Jeri Stones, DonWikle, Steve Ukle. FRONT ROW: Mike Shaefer. FRONT ROW: Richard Longberg, Wayne Primeaux, Brad Snyder, David Hertzel, Mike Streit, Gurney, Fred Longberg, Robert Meyer. Larry McFall, Gary Meyer. STATE WRESTLERS: Mike Stones, Mike Streit, Larry McFall, Steve Ukele. MANAGERS: Jim Spring and Steve Larabee WRESTLING SCORES (VARSITY) Sabetha 40 Washburn Rural 9 Sabetha 31 Hiawatha 24 Sabetha - Nemaha Valley 44 Sabetha 17 Holton 30 Sabetha 43 Shawnee Hts. 19 Sabetha 15 Marysville 36 Sabetha 8 Effingham 42 Sabetha 14 Wamego 35 Sabetha (B-TEAM) S. East of Stella Sabetha 24 Washburn Rural 18 Sabetha 12 Hiawatha 42 Sabetha - Nemaha Valley 7 Sabetha 27 Holton 18 Sabetha 8 Shawnee Hts. 5 Sabetha 15 Maryvsille 42 Sabetha 0 Effingham 68 Sabetha 3 Wamego 18 Sabetha 9 S. East Stella 63 Tournaments Tonganoxie-fourth place Big 7 league-third place District Tournament-first place Regional at Douglas-fourth place 42 Individual Records (Varsity) Win Loss Tied Gary Meyer 98 lb. Soph. 5 11 0 Larry McFall 105 lb. Senior 15 3 1 Mike Streit 112 lb. Senior 15 5 0 Dave Hertzel 119 lb. Soph. 7 8 0 Brad Snyder 126 lb. Junior 6 13 0 Cliff Tennal 132 lb. Freshman 3 10 0 Mike Primeaux 138 lb. Junior 3 6 0 Mike Stones 145 lb. Junior 10 10 0 Doyle Miller 155 lb. Senior 3 7 0 ♦Steve Ukele 167 lb. Senior 13 6 1 Don Wikle 185 lb. Junior 9 7 0 Mark Pyle ♦Team Captains Team Record 4-4 Hwy. Senior (B-Team) 6 7 0 Richard Longberg 98 lb. Soph. 1 5 0 Robert Meyer 112 lb. Soph. 5 4 1 Fred Longberg 119 lb. Senior 3 2 0 Wayne Gurney 126 lb. Junior 6 5 0 Lee Ukle 126 lb. Freshman 3 2 0 Mike McCain 132 lb. Soph. 5 8 0 Daryl Meyer 132 lb. Soph. 3 4 0 Brian Ball 138 lb. Soph. 3 7 0 Chester Johnstone 145 lb. Soph. 0 8 0 Jeri Shaefer Team Record 3-5 185 lb. Junior 1 8 0 43 Boy’s Track BACK ROW: Mark Baurle, Rick Fyffe, Bill Messinger, Dave Remmers, Jeff Wenger and Jim Scoby. SECOND ROW: John Dopp, Pat Huggins, Mark Steele, John Em me rt, Steve Ukele and Steve Smith. KNEELING: Darin Marti, DeVere Meyer, Terry Smith, David Todd, Mark Moser and Mark Snyder. Assistant: Keith Ostrander. Head Track Coach: Jim Baldridge. 44 BOY'S TRACK SCHEDULE (1972-1973) March 30-31 State Indoor Meet April 5 Hiawatha April 10 Baldwin April 13 Perry April 18 ACCHS April 19 Kaw Valley April 24 Sabetha April 27 Holton May 3 League ACCHS May 10 Regional May 18-19 State Meet The boy's track team had a successful track season. The boys placed high in all their meets and captured first place at the Sabetha meet. Of the boys participating nine will go to state. 45 Golf Golfers in Action 46 Golf Schedule April 3 April 5 April 10 April 13 April 16 April 24 April 27 May 1 May 4 May 8 May 18-19 Nemaha Valley Wamego Maur Hill B Marysville Hiawatha Sebetha Shawnee Heights Maur Hill A League (Hiawatha) Regional State The six man golf team consisted of five high school boys and one freshman. They were Senior Joe Tappehom, Senior Randy Hall, Senior Bob Stoller, Junior Mike Hughes, Sophomore Tom Stone, and Freshman Richard McFall. 47 Girl's Volleyball (A-TEAM) KNEELING: Donna Fenton, Carolyn Spring, Janis Cooper, Mary Kirk. STANDING: Linda Bingman, Ann Krebs, Carol Strahm, Mary Beth Aue, Dianne Oberst. (B-TEAM) BACK ROW: Lisa Pyle, Susan Chase, Cindy Baumgartner. FRONT ROW: Joan Plattner, Debbie Daily, Melody Tennal. The 1972 - 73 school year was the first in which there was schedul- ed girls volleyball. The final league standings showed Sabetha sharing first place with Shawnee Heights with a 9-1 record. The B-team had an 3-7 record. The girls won at the Regional Tournament and qua- lified for state. They lost their first game to Prarie View. 48 49 Girl’s Basketball BACK ROW: Sis Spring, Lori Rokey, Mary Kirk, Dianna Oberst and Jana Cook. FRONT ROW: Linda Bingman, Ann Krebs, Mary Aue, Carol Strahm and Janis Cooper. Not Pictured: Denise Hartter, Janet Plattner, Cindy Hoffman and Donna Fenton. 50 The basketball season for the girls this year was a great success. The A-Team winning eleven games and losing two. The B-Team with a 12-0 record. The girls won first place in the regional tournament defeating St. Marys. The girls preceded to State and lost their first game to Maize. 51 Girl’s Track BACK ROW: Carolyn (Sis) Spring, Mary Beth Aue and Coach Connie Fischer. FRONT ROW: Pam Gerdes and Dianna Oberst. Not Pictured: Melody Tennal. Girl's Track Schedule April 11 Marysville April 7 Centralia April 13 Perry April 17 Onaga April 25 Linn May 3 ACCHS May 7 Horton May 10 Regional (Riley Co.) May 18- ■19 State (Wichita) 52 Girls’ Track Despite the’Small turnout for girls' track this year, the team did well in all their meets. The five girls who participated this iyear were Carolyn Spring (softball throw, 100 yard dash, 880 medley); Mary Beth Aue (shot put, discus, high jump, 880 medley); Pam Gerdes (75 and 100 yard dash, 880 medley); Dianna Oberst (220 yard dash, long jump, 880 medley); Melody Tennal (220 yard dash). Mary Beth Aue placed second at the Regional in shot and discus. She was the member of the track team who participated in state competition. Mary Beth Aue 53 Homecoming Queen: Denise Hartter 54 Patty Look Shirley McKim Halloween Queen Candidates Miss Sabetha Marsha Judah Miss Morrill Shirley McKim Thanksgiving Assembly . . . Kayette president Jane McNary was in charge of the assembly. A local minister spoke on material for thought; Lori Rokey read a poem. X b7 Christmas Queen Queen: Jana Cook Senior Attendant: Ann Krebs. Junior Attendants: Tomi Bitterman, Cynthia Pyle Sophomore Attendants: Michelle Strahm, Vicki Kellenberger 58 Snowflake Fantasy Queen: Cari Leman Queen Attendant: Janet Plattner Queen Attendant: April Tennal 60 61 Kayette Activities ► 62 FFA Activities FHA Activities 63 Jay-Jays Activities 64 Stu. Co. Activities The Lake 65 66 67 68 69 To be or not to be??? Never!!! You little devil Its Libby the kid! ! ! 70 71 72 73 All Clear! ! Oh no! Not again Here cum duh teach My masterpiece 74 I hate it but I use it anyway Who ? Me ?! 75 You dirty rat! ! ! My shirt's prettier than yours 76 77 Prom 1973 78 Band Concert Band Marching Band wm 80 81 This School Year We . . . Sang Worked Kept informed 82 More 83 It’s Like This Guys 84 ELAINE ELIZABETH BAUMGARTNER THOMAS ROLAND BAUMGARTNER LINDA S. BINCMAN 86 ROGER BROWN JANIS COOPER DAVID EVANS MARK BROWNLEE CHARLES R. DeBUSK PAMELA RAE CERDES 87 CONNIE GILBERT JANE LEE COOK JOHN J. DOPP DOUGLAS GENE GRIMM DENISE HARTTER LOIS CUTKNECHT DANIEL HALSTEAD DOUGLAS L. HARTTER JUDITH ANN HARTTER DORA LEE HANESWORTH 88 PAT HERRMANN GERRY M. HERTZEL MARK HUGGINS DON HUGHES MARSHA RUTH JUDAH JoANN KANEL KATHY JEAN KATHRENS STANLEY C. KEIM REVA MAE KESLER DEBRA K. LEUTHOLD PATTY LOOK ALAN LEE CARIS. LEMAN FRED C. LONCBERC PATRICIA S. LONCBERC DARIN E. MARTI STEVEN WAYNE MANCHE 90 MIKE McGRAW TONDA ANN Me MURPHY TIM MESSINGER 91 ROBERT CLYDE McKIM JANE ELIZABETH McNARY LARRY MeFALL SHIRLEY McKIM LOWELL MELLENBRUCH MICHAEL J. MEYER DAVID LYNN OTT 92 STEVE MONTGOMERY DIANNA K. OBERST BEVERLY ANNE ORTH JANET LINN PLATTNER JOAN LOREE PLATTNER ROGER PLOEGER MARK NEIL PYLE S DAVID HENRY SCHUSTER MARGARET A. SHUMP WILLIAM DEAN PYLE WILLIAM CEDRIC PRIEST LORI JANE ROKEY CAROLYN SIS SPRING 93 CHERYL JEAN STEELE MERYL STOLLER RUSSELL STOVER BOB STOLLER CAROL STRAHM RICHARD ARTHUR SYLVESTER 94 MICHAEL EUGENE STREIT JOSEPH M. TAPPEHORN DAVID TODD CLAYTON TENNAL APRIL SUSAN TENNAL STEPHEN UKELE JAMES WETZEL LESLEY D. WITTWER I t 95 GALEN ACKERMAN FFA, 2-4 FFA Officer, 3, 4 Wrestling, 2 Annual Staff, 4 National Honor Society, 2, 3 CYNTHIA ANDERSON Mixed Chorus, 2, 4 Girls Glee, 3 FHA, 2-4 Jay-Jays, 2-4 FBLA, 2 Kayettes, 2-4 Honor Roll, 3,4 Double A Cheerleader, 2-4 Annual Staff, 4 MARY BETH AUE Band, 2-4 Jay-Jays, 2,3 Girls Basketball, 3, 4 Girls Volleyball, 4 Girls Track, 3,4 Honor Roll, 3 PHIL BAHR FBLA, 3,4 Reporter, 3 Secretary, 4 National Honor Society, 2-4 President, 4 Mixed Chorus, 2 Chamber Choir, 3, 4 KATHY BARRETT Annual Staff, 4 Mixed Chorus, 2 Kayettes, 2-4 Jay-Jays, 2,3 FHA, 4 FBLA, 4 DWAINE BAUMGARTNER FFA, 2-4 Annual Staff, 4 FFA Officer, 3 ELAINE BAUMGARTENER Jay-Jays, 2-4 Band, 2-4 Kayettes, 3, 4 FBLA, 3,4 Historian, 4 Stage Band, 4 Annual Staff, 4 Honor Pep, 4 TOM BAUMGARTENER Basketball, 2 Special Student, 4 LINDA BINGMAN Jay-Jays, 3 Kayettes, 3 Girls Basketball, 3 Girls Volleyball, 3 FFA, 2 Honor Roll, 4 ROGER BROWN Football, 3 Key Club, 2-4 BECK, 4 MARK BROWNLEE FFA, 2,4 Football, 2 Basketball, 2 Student Council, 2 Treasurer, 2 Senior Class Vice-President, 4 Junior Class Treasurer, 3 JANA COOK Jay-Jays, 2-4 Kayettes, 2-4 FHA, 4 Cheerleader, 3,4 Honor Roll, 2-4 Ensembles, 3 Girls Glee, 3 Prom Server, 2 JANIS COOPER Jay-Jays, 2-4 Kayettes, 2-4 Kayette Board, 3,4 Chamber Choir, 3,4 Ensembles, 2-4 Girls Glee, 2-4 FBLA, 2-4 Treasurer, 3 Vice President, 4 Honor Pep, 3 Double-A Cheerleader, 2-4 Head Double-A Cheerleader, 4 Girls Volleyball, 3,4 Girls Basketball, 3, 4 Girls Track, 4 Speech Class Play, 3 Vocal Solos, 2-4 Newspaper Staff, 3 Thespians, 3 CHARLES DeBUSK BECK, 4 JOHN DOPP S-Club, 3,4 Cross Country, 2-4 Track, 2-4 Drama, 3 District Speech Festival, 3 State Speech Festival, 3 Thespians, 4 FBLA, 4 PAM GERTES Girls Glee, 3 Girls Ensembles, 3 Student Librarian, 4 Mixed Chorus, 3,4 CONNIE GILBERT Kayettes, 4 Jay-Jays, 2-4 Student Librarian, 4 DOUG GRIMM Basketball, 2 Football, 3 Special Student, 4 GARY GURNEY BECK, 4 LOIS GUTKNECHT RANDY HALL Cross Country, 2 Basketball, 2-4 Golf, 2-4 State Golf Meet, 3 Chamber Choir, 2-4 Junior Class Vice President, 3 National Honor Society, 2-4 Treasurer, 3 Boys State, 3 Ensembles, 2-4 S-Club, 3,4 Newspaper Staff, 3 DANIEL HALSTEAD DORA HANES WORTH Annual Staff, 3 Student Librarian, 4 DENISE HARTTER Jay-Jays, 2-4 Cheerleader, 2-4 Kayettes, 2-4 Kayette Board, 2-4 National Honor Society, 2-4 Chamber Choir, 4 Mixed Chorus, 2 Ensembles, 2-4 Honor Roll, 2-4 Girls Track, 3 Girls Volleyball, 3,4 Girls Basketball, 3 DOUG HARTTER BECK, 4 JUDY HARTTER Jay-Jays, 2,3 Kayettes, 2-4 FBLA, 3,4 Reporter, 4 Mixed Chorus, 2 Annual Staff, 4 Student Librarian, 4 PAT HERRMANN FFA, 2-4 Football, 2-4 Basketball, 2-4 S-Club, 2-4 GERRY HERTZEL Football, 3 Student Librarian, 4 FHA, 4 Honor Roll, 2-4 MARK HUGGINS BECK,4 DON HUGHES S-Club, 2-4 Football, 2-4 Track, 2-4 Basketball, 2, 3 96 MARSHA JUDAH Jay-Jays, 2-4 Jay-Jay Board, 3 Kayettes, 2-4 Kayette Board, 3,4 Honor Roll, 2, 3 National Honor Society, 3,4 Chamber Choir, 3, 4 Ensembles, 2-4 Girls Glee, 2, 3 Band, 2, 3 Cheerleader, 2-4 JOANN KANEL Jay-Jays, 2-4 Kayettes, 2-4 Kayette Board, 4 Student Librarian, 4 Honor Roll, 2-4 Annual Staff, 4 Girls Track, 3 Mixed Chorus, 3 Girls Glee, 3,4 Chamber Choir, 4 Band, 2-4 Twirier, 3,4 Stage Band, 3,4 KATHY KATHRENS Kayettes, 2 Jay-Jays, 2 Band, 2-4 Stage Band, 3, 4 Twirler, 3,4 Annual Staff, 4 Honor Roll, 3,4 STANLEY KEIM Honor Roll, 3,4 REVA KESLER Kayettes, 2-4 Kayette Board, 4 Jay-Jays, 2-4 Jay-Jay Board, 4 Mixed Chorus, 2, 3 Ensembles, 4 Newspaper Staff, 3 Girls Glee, 3 Honor Roll, 2-4 Girls Ensembles, 3 ANN KREBS Sophomore Class President, 2 Valentine Queen Candidate, 2 Jay-Jays, 2-4 Jay-Jay Board, 3, 4 FHA, 2,4 FHA Board, 4 Kayettes, 2-4 Kayette Board, 4 Mixed Chorus, 2, 3 Girls Glee, 3,4 Chamber Choir, 4 Girls State, 3 Girls Volleyball, 3,4 Girls Basketball, 3,4 ALAN LEE Wrestling, 4 CARI LEMAN Jay-Jays, 2-4 Kayettes, 2-4 Kayette Board, 3,4 FHA, 2-4 Secretary, 4 Girls Glee, 3 Girls Volleyball, 3 Honor Roll, 2-4 DEBRA LEUTHOLD Jay-Jays, 2-4 Publicity Chairman, 3 Treasurer, 4 Honor Roll, 3,4 Student Librarian, 4 Annual Staff, 4 FRED LONGBERG National Honor Society, 2-4 FBLA, 3,4 Vice-President, 3 President, 4 Wrestling, 2-4 S-Club, 4 Boys State, 3 Honor Roll, 2-4 Chamber Choir, 4 Ensembles, 3, 4 Student Council, 4 PATTY LONGBERG Jay-Jays, 2-4 BECK, 4 PATTY LOOK Kayettes, 2-4 Kayette Board, 2, 3 FHA, 2-4 FHA Board, 3 Girls Glee, 2, 3 Chamber Choir, 2-4 Ensembles, 2, 3 Jay-Jays, 2-4 Cheerleader, 3 Honor Roll, 2, 3 All School Play, 3 Band, 2, 3 STEVE MANCHE Special Student, 4 DARIN MARTI Band, 2-4 Mixed Chorus, 2 Stage Band, 2,4 Chamber Choir, 3,4 Key Club, 3,4 Vice-President, 4 Jr. Representative, 3 S-Club, 2-4 Treasurer, 4 Cross Country, 2-4 Track, 2-4 School Play, 3 Trumpet Quartet, 2 Marching Band, 2-4 Boys Ensemble, 2-4 Pep Band, 2-4 Mixed Ensembles, 3,4 LARRY McFALL Cross Country, 2-4 97 Wrestling, 2-4 Track, 2-4 S-Club, 2-4 Secretary, 4 Drama Play, 3,4 Key Club, 4 Band, 2-4 Mixed Chorus, 2 Boys Ensemble, 2 Trumpet Quartet, 2 Brass Choir, 2 Stage Band, 2-4 Boys State, 3 Honor Roll, 2-4 MIKE McGRAW BOB McKIM Chorus, 2 Chamber Choir, 3 SHIRLEY McKIM Jay-Jays, 2-4 Kayettes, 2-4 Cheerleader, 2-4 National Honor Society, 2-4 Secretary, 3 Chamber Choir, 3, 4 Girls Glee, 2-4 Ensembles, 2-4 Sophomore Class Secretary, 2 Honor Roll, 2-4 School Play, 3 TONDA Me MURPHY Annual Staff, 3 Newspaper Staff, 4 Kayettes, 3,4 Jay-Jays, 2,3 FBLA, 4 Spanish Club, 4 Honor Roll, 2-4 JANE McNARY Jay-Jays, 2-4 Jay-Jay Board, 2-4 Kayettes, 2-4 Kayette Board, 3,4 FHA, 2-4 FHA Board, 2,4 Mixed Chorus, 2, 3 National Honor Society, 2-4 Honor Roll, 2-4 All School Play, 3 Speech, Drama, 3 Girls Ensemble, 2 Sophomore Points Chairman, 2 LOW ELL MELLENBRUCH Wrestling, 3 Boys Glee, 4 TIM MESSINGER Football, 2, 3 Basketball, 2 Track, 3 Golf, 2 MIKE MEYER Football, 2, 3 Basketball, 2 Track, 2 Mixed Chorus, 3 State Music Festival, 3 DOYLE MILLER Chamber Choir, 4 Mixed Chorus, 3 Wrestling, 4 PATTY MOORE JANE MONTGOMERY Jay-Jays, 2-4 Cheerleader, 2, 3 Kayettes, 2-4 Kayette Board, 4 FBLA, 2 Girls Volleyball, 4 Girls Basketball, 4 Girls Glee, 3 State Music Contest, 3 Newspaper Staff, 4 Honor Roll, 3 STEVE MONTGOMERY FFA, 2-4 Sentinel, 3 Treasurer, 4 Band, 2-4 Stage Band, 2-4 Honor Roll, 3,4 Annual Staff, 4 Basketball, 2, 3 Junior Class Representative, 3 CAROL NICKELS ON Jay-Jays, 2,3 Kayettes, 2-4 Mixed Chorus, 2, 3 Chamber Choir, 4 FHA, 4 Annual Staff, 4 Honor Roll, 3,4 Girls Glee, 3, 4 Girls Ensemble, 3 DIANNA OBERST FHA, 2,4 Kayettes, 2-4 Kayette Board, 3 Pep Club, 2-4 Honor Roll, 3 Girls Volleyball, 3,4 Girls Basketball, 3,4 Annual Staff, 4 Cheerleader, 4 Mixed Chorus, 2,4 Girls Glee, 2, 3 State Speech Contest, 3 All School Play, 3 BEVERLY ORTH DAVID OTT Golf, 3,4 Key Club, 4 Chamber Choir, 3,4 Mixed Chorus, 2 BECK, 4 JANET PLATTNER Jay-Jays, 2,3 Kayettes, 2-4 FBLA, 3,4 Secretary, 4 FHA, 4 Girls Basketball, 4 Music, 2 Annual Staff, 4 JOAN PLATTNER Jay-Jays, 2,3 Kayettes, 2-4 Girls Volleyball, 3,4 Girls Basketball, 3,4 FBLA, 4 Honor Roll, 2-4 Annual Staff, 4 ROGER PLOEGER BILL PRIEST Football, 2, 3 Wrestling, 2 FFA, 2-4 Vice President, 3 President, 4 MARK PYLE Football, 2-4 Wrestling, 4 S-Club, 4 Band, 2, 3 BILL PYLE Band, 4 Stage Band, 3 Lions International Band, 2 Football Manager, 2 Track, 2 National Honor Society, 2 National Science Foundation, 2 School Play, 2 Honor Roll, 4 LORI ROKEY Jay-Jays, 2,3 Kayettes, 2-4 Kayette Board, 4 Mixed Chorus, 2 Chamber Choir, 3,4 Student Council, 2 Junior Class President, 3 FBLA, 2 School Play, 3 Thespians, 3 Girls Basketball, 4 Prom Server, 2 Honor Roll, 2-4 Double-A Cheerleader, 2-4 Girls Glee, 2,3 DAVID SCHUSTER Sophomore Treasurer, 2 BECK, 4 MARGARET SHUMP Jay-Jays, 2-4 Kayettes, 2-4 BECK, 4 CAROLYN SPRING FHA, 2,4 Jay-Jays, 2-4 Honor Pep, 3,4 Publicity Chairman, 4 Junior Class Secretary, 3 Senior Class Treasurer, 4 Kayettes, 2-4 Kayette Board, 4 Girls Volleyball, 3,4 Girls Basketball, 3,4 Cirls Tack, 3,4 Honor Roll, 2-4 Girls Glee, 3 CHERYL STEELE Jay-Jays, 2,3 Kayettes, 2, 3 Chamber Choir, 3,4 Mixed Chorus, 2 Band, 2-4 Annual Staff. 3 Ensembles, 2-4 Honor Roll, 3 Girls Glee, 2-4 MARK STEELE Football, 3 BOB STOLLER Cross Country, 4 Basketball, 2-4 Golf, 2-4 S-Club, 3,4 Vice President, 4 Band, 2-4 Honor Band, 4 Stage Band, 3,4 Band Council, 4 District Speech Festival, 3 State Speech Festival, 3 School Play, 3 Key Club, 4 Senior Representative, 4 Boys State, 3 Honor Roll, 2-4 MERYL STOLLER FFA, 2-4 Annual Staff, 4 Honor Roll, 3 Student Librarian, 4 RUSSEL STOVER CAROL STRAHM FHA, 2-4 FHA Board, 3,4 Kayettes, 2-4 Kayette Board, 4 Jay-Jays, 2-4 Jay-Jay Board, 4 Girls Volleyball, 3, 4 Girls Basketball, 3,4 Band, 3,4 Band Council, 4 Vocal Music, 2, 3 Student Council, 4 Honor Roll, 2-4 MIKE STREIT Wrestling, 2-4 S-Club, 3,4 FBLA, 2,4 Track Manager, 2 Thespians, 4 Drama Play, 3,4 District Speech Festival, 3,4 State Speech Festival, 3 98 RICHARD SYLVESTER FFA, 2-4 Honor Roll, 3,4 JOE TAPPEHORN Football, 2-4 Basketball, 2-4 Golf, 2-4 Honor Roll, 2-4 S-Club, 2-4 Student Librarian, 4 APRIL TENNAL Jay-Jays, 2-4 Kayettes, 2-4 FHA, 2,4 Thespians, 3 Spanish Club, 4 Honor Roll, 2-4 Chamber Choir, 2-4 Ensembles, 2, 3 Girls Glee, 2, 3 Band, 2 All School Play, 3 Senior Class Secretary, 4 CLAYTON TENNAL Cross Country , 2 Wrestling, 2, 3 Track, 2 DAVID TODD Track, 2-4 Basketball, 2-4 Football, 4 Football Manager, 2, 3 National Honor Society, 2-4 S-Club, 3,4 President, 4 Mixed Chorus, 2 Chamber Choir, 3,4 Ensembles, 3 Soph. Class Vice President, 2 STEVE UKELE Football, 2-4 Wrestling, 2-4 Track, 2-4 FFA, 2-4 Treasurer, 3 S-Club, 3,4 Student Council, 4 Mixed Chorus, 3,4 Boys Ensemble, 3,4 Mixed Ensemble, 2-4 LESLEY WIT TWER Mixed Chorus, 2 Chamber Choir, 3,4 Ensembles, 2-4 JAMES WETZEL Eleven seniors traveled to Topeka to participate in the YMCA sponsored, Youth in Government Program, Ap. 29, 30, May 1. At the closing Joint Session Denise Hartter and Randy Hall were honored with the Best Bill Award. Senators, Denise Hartter and Ann Krebs; Reading Clerk of the Senate, Randy Hall; Representa- tives; Reva Kesler, Bob Stoller, Joe Tappehom, Bill Pyle, Carol Strahm, Patty Look and Shirley McKim; Journal Clerk of the House, Jane Mc- Nary; and Advisor, Don Foster. 99 Graduation 100 SYCAMORE SPRINGS Camping Swimming TODAY’S PRESCRIPTION is your biggest bargain Miller's Pharmacy Miniature Golf - - Skating -= = : 7 ; Picnic Areas = ; = - ■ t , Z. Z Cabins Great for family outings Phone 284-2179 Phone 284-2436 Sabetha, Kansas C. W. EQUIPMENT COMPANY WENGER MFG., INC. Clyde Mike Chris Bill Carroll Sabetha, Kansas Steve 105 Got the Hungries?!? Visit the A W Let ASSOCIATED COMPUTER SERVICE Lend you a hand. Sabetha 106 BAILEY BAKER FURNITURE GRAIN DRAPERY CO. AND 1017 Main Sabetha SUPPLIES 284-3101 Wesco Custom Drapery Kirsch Hardware Morrill, Kansas Sealy, Restronic, US Koylon 459-2431 La-Z-Boy Chairs Lamps — Wall Decorations BALL’S BARBER BERN SEED V @ COMPANY W BEAUTY SHOP Buy Sell Farm Seeds Grain Bins Feed Wagons Augers Chemicals Bern, Kansas 66408 Phone 893-3461 Phone 284-3120 107 BREEZY HILL CHAR-MAE STEAK HOUSE House of Beauty Open 8 A.M. — Till ?? FALLS CITY. NEB. 816 Main Sabetha, Kansas Refining Repairing We think we know what you expect from a bank — and we do our very best to provide it. CHRISTMAN UPHOLSTERY 673 S. Washington 284-2273 Sabetha, Kansas y Jitizens state L— ank and trust company 108 DEAVER WILTZ INC. Complete Insurance Service Real Estate Farm and Home Loans Hartford Ins. Co. St. Paul Ins. Co. New Hampshire Kansas Mutual Equity Mutual State Automobile Casualty Underwriters 284-2183 1009 Main Sabetha (go?) lAMOiyVO IHDUSTMIF KANSAS crrv M5SO « � 4116 a. «c. 9th Grant Elevator 284-2185 Sabetha, Kansas FARMER’S STATE BANK Member F.D.l.C. FLOTT INSURANCE SERVICE All Forms of Insurance 908 Main Sabetha, Kansas 66534 913-284-2260 no Ill aaois 3dois A13IUVA QOOd HARMON'S GARBER BUILDING MATERIAL 926 Grant Sabetha, Kansas Complete Tire Service Front End Alignment Phone 245-4212 H U G H E S We’ll support S.H.S. All the way — But we need your Support, Too-so- Stop in the very next Time you need Men’s Clothing or Shoes! Deal?? 1903 Harlan Fall City, Nebr. 68355 c L 0 T H 1 N G KEN'S BROASTED FOODS South Highway 75 SABETHA, KANSAS 112 LEHMAN AND MEYER Plumbing Water Systems Sheet Metal [1 Electrical Heating kv r Air-Conditioning We also carry a large stock of: @Westinghouse APPLIANCES LEMAN PONTIAC AND BUICK POYTiAC. 811 Grant 913-284-2169 FORD Mustang • Falcon • Fairlanc • Ford • Thundcrbird MEYER LUMBER HARDWARE CO. Irvin D. Dierking, Manager MC FALL MOTORS We service what we Sell! Phone 913-467-3885 FAIRVIEW, KANSAS 66425 l 13 MID-AMERICA DAIRYMEN INC. “MIDvIM MIRY E4RMS... WHERE QUALITY STARTS FRESH...TWICE A MY!” KANSAS CITY Division 721 OREGON ST. SABETHA. KANSAS 66534 THE MORRILL STATE MORRILL BANK ELEVATOR Service Since 1885 Bulk delivery service Complete Pulleted Complete Insurance Service Nutrena Feeds Member FDIC Fertilizers, Pioneer Seeds. Morrill, Kansas Morrill, Kansas 1 14 POPKESS MORTUARY Mobil NIEHUE’S MOBIL SERVICE Known for their Fast, courteous service! Jerry 115 We wish you all the luck in the world. Good luck seniors of 73’!!! The women’s store On the corner For many decades Here’s where the Customer Comes first in every transaction Sincere Congratulations to the Seniors of “73”! SABETHA FASHION CENTER SABETHA GREENHOUSE THE SABETHA HERALD 1024 MAIN 284-2177 SABETHA WANTED Sears Authorized Catalog Sales 905 Main SABETHA, KANSAS Mr. Mrs. Kenny Steinlage operators SEARS i ii wli r j in 116 STOLLER INTERIOR Sales Service Installation Firth-Viking Barwick Carpets Armstrong Floors — Drapery Benjamin Moore Paints Wallpaper — Ceramic Tile Floover Vacuum Cleaners Carpet Cleaning 924 Main Sabetha 284-2286 SABETHA MEMORIAL V.F.W. POST 7285 AUXILIARY We support our school and community. STRAHM FINA Complete -HAUL Rental At your service on FflWAY 75 SUMMER’S IGA Sabetha Alumni Gerald Summers 1926 J.D. Summers 1953 Jeri Summers 1957 Jon Summers 1959 Kirk Summers 1972 Kim Summers 1972 Food Merchants since 1914 117 SUNNY FABRICS TICE REXALL DRUGS “In business for your health.” ‘Because we’re little, we try harder.” WITTWER’S BEAUTY SALOON Your store for more name brands at discount prices. Enjoy the Quality and save the difference. Always shop White’s first! It pays! WHITE’S FAMILY STORE Pennsylvania Avenue R.F.D. 1 Sabetha, Kansas 66534 459-2286 Morrill, Kansas 118 BLUEJAY BOOSTERS Mr. Mrs. Alfred Ahrens Twyla Scoby, Mr. Mrs. Harold Leuthold FALL CITY, NEBRASKA Shaoon Nickelson Family Chaney Furniture, Co. Buzz Cafe Davies Jewelry Dale’s Body Shop Falter’s Davis Hardware Franks Jewelry Flentie Allis-Chalmers Hollens Saddlery Hopp Rebuilding, Inc. Jack’s TV Appliance William S. Hurst, O.D. K. E. Morehead Auto Company Kirt’s Hi-way Service Sheets Pharmacy Kut- -Kurl C. E. Norrie, Realtor HIAWATHA Unoin Gas Brown Electric Store Western Auto Clark Motor, Co. William’s Cleaners Ford Mercury Sales Service BERN: Lindy’s Thriftway Mendenhall’s Shoes Bern Locher Dr. Mrs. W. E. Boomer, D.V.M. MORRILL: FAIRVIEW: Broughers Auto Repair Fairview Elevator Meyers Hy-Klas 119 Senior Farewell To all underclassmen and faculty, die seniors of 1973 would like to leave you these thoughts. Our three years in this school have meant a lot to us. The educational process was only part of our schooling. We gained insight in dealing with other people and our- selves. Most instrumental in this development were the faculty and others in positions of authority. Second to them must come the underclassmen. We feel that due to our having come into contact with you, we are better prepared to face our futures. Thank you. 120