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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1975 volume:

Nineteen Hundred And Seventy Four — Seventy Five BLUEJAY Published By — The Journalism Five Class Sabetha Senior High School Sabetha, Kansas Index Great appreciation is extended to Joyce Sibold, the artist of our cover design. Volumne — 57 Introduction — Pg. 2 Underclassmen — Pg. 5 Sports — Pg. 11 Seniors — Pg. 25 Features — Pg. 41 Student Life — Pg. 68 Administration — Pg. 97 Farewell — Pg. 104 Advertising — Pg. 105-119 Boosters — Pg. 120 Time at Sabetha High is filled with so many experiences and emotions that the human eyes and soul are the only cameras capable of capturing all incidents of a year gone by. A sounding bell warned new faces of a year just begun as the air conditioner began its task. Its job was made easier as President Ford asked the American people to cut down on the use of energy due to an energy shortage. A great battle took place as the new students learned about the stubbomess of combination lockers. Cleated shoes put a football team into motion nicking the goal post as the chilled autumn responded. Cool weather gave way to a Thanksgiving snowstorm. What next??? Santa, with well-developed vocal cords, visited S.H. S. to present a pack of toys to the basket- ball boys. A season of giving brought much enthusiasm and An Old English Christmas Dance . January left much snow, many sniffles, and a new govenor for Kan- sas, Governor Bob Bennett. The winterish weather gave the cooks' simmering chili a pleasing aroma as chow time grew closer. As winter came to an end, the bas- ketball court became filled with silence. Spring opened as dandelions blossomed on the green lawn, the birds returned to the flagpole, and the hands off policy still prevailed. Spring music contests creat- ed many headaches, but the outcome proved rewarding. Excitement was on the rampage as the year grew to an end. Each student ended the year in his own way. Some moved a tassel and carried a diploma, while others carried a report card labeled next year's Junior or Senior . All were ready and willing to give the halls of SHS a rest. .. 2 3 Christmas time at last! Behind that beard is a Mr. Shelton! Classroom procedures 4 Time runs out! Don't look now but this is the oeginning! 6 Gary Barrett Larry Bien Steve Chase Sherry Fischer Rodney Tami Goodman Goodman Kim Grimm Clara Bobby Hanesworth Hartley David Hartter Vicky Hittle Mary Huggins Joyce Cynthia Hartter Heiniger Curtis Keim Marcie Tim Killenberger Kellenberger Sec. Kay Kendall Laura Key Ronnie Allen Koch Lancaster Linda Bauman Julie Bommarius Laurie Dietrich Dennis Garrett, Vice Pres. Tammy Grimm Peggy Kathrens Cheryl Leuthold Tamra Lohman Janice Massek Carol Long berg Debbie McClain Sandra Lucas Cheryl McDaniel John Gay McMurphy Messinger Brent Meyer Nancy Meyer Randy Plattner Greg Renyer Scott Rokey Larry Scoby Sonia Strahm Mike Shroyer Edwin Strathman Theresa Shump Amy Tennal Kim Walton Doug Watkins David Wehner Anna Wenger Shari Wenger Wayne Wenger Peggy Wikle Jenny Wiltz Philip Wiltz Mark Yoesel 7 Nancy Bailey Cathy Mike Bell Bitterman Sherry Boyce Marcia Brownlee Ivan Campbell Teri David Daily Dopp Pat Epple Annette Evans Connie Rick Fischer Frederick Teresa Vicky James Beverly Tracy Hartter Hayes Hicks Huddleston Hughes Cindy Judah Anna Steve Keim Key Linda Linn Brenda Marmet Richard McFall Becky McKee 8 Jeff Joe Orth Parli Gary Pyle David Joan Rumbaugh Scarlett Nancy Scoby Mary Todd Lee Ukele Julie Wenger Marc Tim Wenger Wenger Tami White Underclassmen . . . Washington 0 23 Bluejays fl Maur Hill 7 6 Hiawatha 18 20 It Holton 13 6 II Nemaha Valley 14 0 II Shawnee Heights 46 0 II Marysville 7 24 II Onaga 0 9 II Effingham 6 Season Record 22 Won 5 Lost 4 II The Bluejays hard at work after school. The Managers 12 ALL-LEAGUE FOOTBALL TEAM FIRST TEAM COACH SHORT COACH BUTLER ALL-LEAGUE FOOTBALL TEAM HONORABLE MENTION 13 Cross Country TOP BACK ROW: L.TO R. Coach Baldridge, Phil Ketter, David Eisenbise, Ivan Campbell. SEATED: L.TO R. Jim Scoby, Earl Campbell, Steve Baldridge, Mark Yosel. 14 Cross Country Schedule Regionals BAILEYVILLE 68 Winning Time 10:09 MINNEAPOLIS 69 OSBORNE 77 Sabetha ST. MARYS 95 M. Yoesel 10:58-17 WASHINGTON 158 S. Baldridge 11:16-30 ROSSVILLE 161 J. Scoby 11:24-40 CENTRALIA 163 E. Campbell 11:30-47 S A BETH A 174 P. Ketter 11:46-60 TROY 175 I. Campbell 12:14-70 RILEY COUNTY 178 D. Eisenbise 12:17-71 15 Boys Basketball Sabetha 62 A-TEAM Effingham 53 Sabetha 36 Hiawatha 71 Sabetha 51 Horton 54 ♦Sabetha 51 Nemaha Valley 62 ♦Sabetha 56 Shawnee Heights 64 Sabetha 56 Valley Heights 45 Sabetha 58 Jackson Heights 63 ♦Sabetha 42 Effingham 40 Sabetha 38 Maur Hill 44 ♦Sabetha 34 Hiawatha 48 ♦♦Sabetha 48 Maur Hill 46 ♦♦Sabetha 52 Wamego 70 ♦♦Sabetha 41 Tonganoxie 48 Sabetha 52 Frankfort 43 ♦Sabetha 45 Nemaha Valley 50 ♦Sabetha 45 Holton 57 ♦Sabetha 47 Shawnee Heights 61 Sabetha 55 Royal Valley 60 ♦Sabetha 61 Holton 54 Regionals: Sabetha 60 Onaga 53 Sabetha 48 Frankfort 51 League games Won 3 Lost 7 Overall games 7 14 ♦League games T oumaments ♦Sabetha 49 B-TEAM Effingham 33 ♦Sabetha 37 Hiawatha 44 Sabetha 37 Horton 31 ♦Sabetha 42 Nemaha Valley 69 ♦Sabetha 38 Shawnee Heights 49 Sabetha 36 Valley Heights 51 Sabetha 46 Jackson Heights 55 ♦Sabetha 40 Effingham 34 Sabetha 31 Maur Hill 43 ♦Sabetha 43 Hiawatha 68 Sabetha 41 Frankfort 56 ♦Sabetha 46 Nemaha Valley 53 ♦Sabetha 47 Holton 57 ♦♦Sabetha 42 Horton 32 ♦Sabetha 43 Shawnee Heights 77 ♦♦Sabetha 36 Frankfort 60 Sabetha 50 Royal Valley 52 ♦Sabetha 47 Holton 51 League games Overall games Won Lost 2 16 3 15 Managers: Scott Rokey and Keith Moore. 16 Head Coach: Bob Cole A-TEAM: BACK ROW: David Remmers, Terry Smith, John Em- ert, Tim Noble, Marc Wenger. FRONT ROW: Dennis Garrett, Tom Stone, Mark Snyder, Rick Frederick, Kurt Snyder. B-TEAM: BACK ROW: David Stol- ler, David Eisenbise, Alan Lan- caster, Steve Baldridge, Rick Al- len. FRONT ROW: Kim Meister, Gary Barrett, Gary Pyle, Maik Yoesel, Marc Wenger. 17 Asst. Coach: Louis Short. Wrestling WRESTLING TEAM: BACK ROW, L TO R: Coach Butler, Richard McFall, Brian Ball, Steve Key, Chester John- stone, Mike Bitterman, Todd White, Merle Charles, Coach Hill. MIDDLE ROW, L TO R: Curtis Goodman, Randy Plattner, Lee Ukele, Phil Ketter, Dave Hertzel, Mike McClain. SEATED: Robert Meyer, Joe Parli, John Mc- Murphy, Kevin Ketter, Tim Kellenberger. 18 Wrestling Record- 1974-1975 Sabetha Opponent Hayden 22 42 Hiawatha 18 45 Holton 33 30 Nemaha Valley 31 33 Shawnee Heights 21 41 ACCHS (Effingham) 0 54 Rossville 45 17 Assist. Coach-Scott Hill State Wrestlers-'74-'75 Mike McClain-138 lbs. 13-9 League Toumament-3rd Regional Toumament-2nd Robert Meyer-132 lbs. 13-8 Baldwin Tournament-2nd League Toumament-3rd Regional Tournament-3rd David Hertzel-145 lbs. 19-5 Baldwin Tournament-1st Marysville Tournament-3rd League Tournament-1st Reg ion als-1st Curt Goodman-Heavy weight 11-9 Baldwin Tournament-5th Marysville Tournament-4th League Toumament-4th Regionals-4th State Wrestlers: L. TO R.: Meyer, McClain, Hertzel, Goodman. 19 Tim Kellenberger, Baldwin, 4th. Lea. 4th. Moments in wrestling. Volleyball Varsity BOTTOM ROW: L.TO R. Laraine Thomas, Carol Bailey, Terry Daily, Beverly Huddleston, Cinda Gerber, Sue Hartter, Cindy Judah, Sherry Wenger. TOP ROW: Mrs. Wheeler, Wanda Wehner, Cheryl McDaniels, Lisa Pyle, Kim Wenger, Tami White, Brenda Marmet, Donna Fenton, Bethie Stoller. Sabetha Wins 1 Losses 0 BG B Sabetha 0 2 Hiawatha Sabetha 0 2 Shawnee Hts. Sabetha 2 0 Nemaha Valley Sabetha 1 1 Effingham Sabetha 0 2 Holton Sabetha 0 1 Powhattan Rated 5th in League Bethie Team strategy Timeout 20 (Junior Varsity) BOTTOM ROW: Theresa Shump, Amy Tennal, Linda Bauman, Cheryl Leuthold, Laura Plattner, Anita Smith, Nancy Meyer, Nancy Bailey, TOP ROW: Julie Bommarius, Anna Wenger, Ellen Plattner, Mary Kay Huggins, Annette Evans, Arleen Baumgartner, Jenny Wiltz, Bonnie Beale- Manager. Sabetha Wins 0 Losses 1 BOB Sabetha 1 1 Hiawatha Sabetha 0 2 Shawnee Hts. Sabetha 1 1 Nemaha Valiev Sabetha 1 1 Effingham Sabetha 2 0 Holton Sabetha 0 1 Powhattan 21 Girls Basketball Players, FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Joyce Hartter, Brenda Marmet, Mary Kirk, Marcia Brownlee, Bethie Stoller, Cheryl Leuthold, Gay Messinger, Nancy Scoby, Amy Tennal, Peggy Wikle, Sherry Wenger, Theresa Shump, and Cheryl McDaniels. Not pictured is Helen Messinger. Rated 6th in the league Coach: Mrs. Connie Wheeler. Sabetha Wins 0 Junior V arsity Losses 1 Hiawatha Sabetha 0 1 Jackson Hts. Sabetha 0 1 Nemaha Valley Sabetha 0 1 Powhattan Sabetha 1 0 Effingham Sabetha 1 0 Shawnee Hts. Sabetha 1 0 Holton Sabetha 0 1 B B Sabetha 0 1 Royal Valley Sabetha 0 1 Centralia Sabetha 0 Varsity 1 Hiawatha Sabetha 0 1 Nemaha Valley Sabetha 0 1 Jackson Hts. Sabetha 0 1 Powhattan Sabetha 0 1 Effingham Sabetha 0 1 Shawnee Hts. Sabetha 0 1 Holton Sabetha 0 1 B B Sabetha 0 1 Royal Valley Sabetha 0 1 Centralia 22 23 Sports 24 JEFFREY ALLEN DIANA AUL CYNTHIA BAILEY BRIAN BALL CARMEN BARTRAM CYNTHIA BAUMGARTNER JANE BAUMGARTNER BONNIE BEALE STEVE BEALE GARY BELL DEBORA BOYKIN RANDY CAMPBELL ROBERT CAVIN KATHY CHARLES KEITH CHRISTINE CHERYL COOK JOHN EMERT DONNA FENTON 29 30 RANDY HOFFMAN JIM JOHNSON CHESTER JOHNSTONE STEVEN KEIM VICKIE KELLENBERGER RUTH JOHNSTONE MARY LOU KIRK JIM KURZ STEVE LARA BEE GINA LOHMAN RICHARD LONGBERG KARA MARTI GARY MEYER ROBERT MEYER SUSAN MILNE ROSS MONTGOMERY MIKE McCLAIN DARREL MEYER ALAN NICKELSON 34 JIM SCOBY BILL SHROYER TERRI RODECAP JEAN SAUER TERRY SMITH MARK SNYDER TOM STONE MICHELLE STRAHM WAYNE STRATHMAN MELODY STUDER LARAINE THOMAS CYNTHIA TYLER WANDA WEHNER KIM WENGER MARY WENGER JANICE WILTZ SUSAN WILTZ BRUCE WISEMILLER ALLEN, JEFFREY Sr. Class Pres.4 Honor Roll 3 Boys State 3 Chamber Choir 4 Boys Glee 2-4 Mixed Chorus 2-3 Drama Class Play 4 Debate Tournament 4 Student Council 4 Kansas Honor Symposium 4 AUL, DIANA Kayettes 2-4 Director of National Service 4 Jay Jays 2-4 Mixed Chorus 4 FHA 4 Honor Roll 2-4 Band 2 Concert Band 2 Marching Band 2 Pep Band 2 National Honor Symposium 4 BAILEY, CYNTHIA Band 2-4 Pep Band 2-4 Stage Band 2-4 Concert Band 2-4 Marching Band 2-4 Chamber Choir 2-4 Girls Glee 2-4 Ensemble 2-4 Jay Jays 2-4 Wrestling Cheerleader 3 Kayettes 2-4 Kayette Board 3-4 FFA 4 FFA Sweetheart 3 FHA 4 National Honor Society 4 National Honor Symposium 4 Who Who's Among High School Students 3 State Piano Contest 2,4 Lion's State Band 3 Lion's International Band 3 Solos and Sax Trio 2-4 National FFA Convention 3-4 FFA Band 3 Honor Roll 2-4 BALL, BRIAN Football 2-3 Wrestling 2-4 Key Club 2-4 Treasurer 3 Honor Roll 3 Mixed Chorus 2 S-Club 2-4 Student Council 3 BARTRAM, CARMEN Kayettes 2-3 Jay Jays 2-4 Band 2 Twiller 2 DECA 4 Secretary 4 Newspaper Staff 4 BAUMGARTNER, CYNTHIA. Kayettes 2-4 Points Chairmen 4 FBLA 4 Secretary 4 Girls Volleyball 2 Office Worker 3-4 Honor Roll 2-4 BAUMGARTNER, JANE Jay Jays 2-4 Concert Band 2-4 Pep Band 2-4 Marching Band 2-4 Flute Trio 3 Flute Sextet 3 Kayettes 2-4 Color Captain 4 FBLA 2-3 Student Librarian 4 Annual Staff 4 Honor Roll 2-4 BEALE, BONNIE Jay Jays 2-4 Kayettes 2-4 Color Captain 3-4 Girls Glee 2 Annual Staff 4 Student Librarian 4 Mixed Chorus 2-3 Girls Volleyball Manager 4 Girls Volleyball Scorekeeper 3 BEALE, STEVEN Key Club 4 FBLA 2 Photography 4 BELL, GARY FFA 4 BOYKIN, DEBRA FHA 2-3 Girls Glee 3 Mixed Chorus 3 Annual Staff 4 Teachers Aid 4 Honor Roll 3-4 CAMPBELL, RANDY DECA 4 CAVIN, ROBERT DECA 4 FFA 4 CHARLES, KATHY Spanish Club 2-4 FHA 4 Jay Jays 2-4 National Honor Society 3-4 Pres. 4 Student Council 4 National Honor Symposium 4 CHRISTINE, KEITH Key Club 2-3 DECA 4 Pres. 4 COOK, CHERYL FHA 2-4 Kayettes 2-4 Jay Jays 2-4 Cheerleader 2,4 Girls Glee 2-4 Mixed Chorus 2-4 FFA Sweet Heart Candidate 2 Holloween Queen Candidate 4 Miss Junior Miss Candidate 4 Annual Staff 4 Prom Server 2 Honor Roll 2-4 Office Worker 4 Photography 4 EMERT, JOHN Key Club 3-4 National Honor Society 4 S-Club 2-4 Football 2-3 Basketball 2,4 Track 2, 4 Senior Class V-Pres. 4 Honor Roll 2-4 Annual Staff 4 Chamber Choir 4 Boys Glee 4 Prom Server 2 Youth In Government 4 Legion Baseball 3 Secretary Key Club 4 FENTON, DONNA Jay Jays 2-4 Cheerleader 2-4 Head 4 Kayettes 2-4 FHA 2-3 Spanish Club 3 Sec. 3 National Honor Society 2-4 Junior Class V-Pres. 3 Girls Volleyball 2-4 Girls Basketball 2-3 Youth In Government 3-4 Pres.4 Girls Glee 2-4 Mixed Chorus 2 Chamber Choir 3-4 Honor Roll 2-4 Girls Sextet 3-4 Homecoming Queen Candidate 4 FREY, KERMIT Key Club 3-4 GARBER, DOUG FFA 3 Mixed Chorus 3 GARRETT, LORINDA Kayettes 2-3 Jay Jays 2-4 Band 2 Junior Class Treas. 3 DECA 4 Pres.4 Newspaper 4 GILBERT, PEGGY FHA 2 Kayettes 2-4 FBLA 2 Jay Jays 2 Annual Staff 4 Student Librarian 4 Honor Roll 2-4 GOODMAN, CURTIS FFA 3 Football FFA Junior Officer 3 Student Librarian 4 GOODMAN, JANET Kayettes 2-4 Color Captain 3 FHA 2 Jay Jays 2 Annual Staff 4 Student Librarian 4 GOODMAN, STEVEN Football 3-4 S-Club 3-4 FFA 3 GRUBER, RAMONA National Honor Society 2-4 Honor Roll 2-4 Concert Band 2-4 Pep Band 2-4 Marching Band 2-4 Trombone Trio 3 Trombone Quartet 3 Annual Staff 4 Editor 4 GUTKNECHT, HUGH Co-op Business 3-4 DECA 4 Journalism 4 HANESWORTH, LEROY HARTLEY, ROY Wrestling 3-4 S-Club 3-4 HERTZEL, DAVID Football 3-4 Wrestling 2-4 S-Club 2-4 Key Club 2-4 Boys Glee 3-4 Mixed Chorus 3 HOFFMAN, RANDY Key Club 3-4 FBLA 2 Boys Glee 4 Mixed Chorus 4 JOHNSON, JIM DECA 4 JOHNSTONE, CHESTER Band 2-3 Pep Band 2-3 Stage Band 2-3 Concert Band 2-3 Golf 2 Cross Country 2-3 S-Club 2 Wrestling 2-4 JOHNSTONE, RUTH FHA 2 Kayettes 2-3 KEIM, STEVEN Key Club 2-4 Boys Glee 3-4 Football 4 Basketball 3-4 S-Club 4 Honor Roll 2-4 Mixed Chorus 3-4 KELLENBERCER, VICKIE Concert Band 2-4 Pep Band 2-4 Marching Band 2-4 Sax Trio 3 Honors Band 2 Band Council 2 Chamber Choir 2-4 Ensembles 2-4 Sextet 3-4 Girls Glee 2-4 Vocal Solos 3-4 Honor Roll 2-4 Music Festivals 2-4 National Honor Society 3-4 Student Council 3-4 Sec.3-4 Kayettes 2-4 FHA 4 FFA 3 National Convention 3 FFA Sweetheart 2 Jay Jays 2-4 Points Chairmen 2 Sophomore Class Officer 2 Prom Server 2 Youth In Government 4 Christmas Queen Candidate 2 Debate 4 Kansas Lions State Band 4 Kansas International Lions Band 4 Spanish Club 4 KIRK, MARY LOU Pep Club 2-3 FHA 2 Hist. 2 Kayettes 2-4 Girls Volleyball 2-4 Girls Basketball 2-4 Girls Track 2 Band 3-4 Pres.4 KURZ, JIM Key Club 2-3 DECA 4 LARA BEE, STEPHEN FFA 2 DECA 2 Wrestling Manager 2 Band 2 Marching Band 2 Concert Band 2 LOHMAN, GINA Kayettes 2-3 Jay Jays 2-3 Publicity Chairmen 3 Honor Roll 2-3 DECA 4 Newspaper Staff 4 LONGBERG, RICHARD FBLA 4 Wrestling 4 DECA 4 MARTI, KARA Band 2-4 Stage Band 3-4 Pep Band 2-4 Pep Band Director 4 Drum Major 4 Band Council 2-4 Mixed Chorus 2 Chamber Choir 3-4 Girls Glee 2-4 Girls Sextet 3-4 Kayettes 2-4 Kayette Board 3-4 Pres.4 FHA 4 Jay Jays 2-4 Student Council 4 National Honor Society 4 Debate 4 Honor Roll 2-4 McCLAIN, MICHAEL FFA 3-4 Band 2 Wrestling 2-4 MEYER, DARREL Key Club 3-4 Air Explores 4 Wrestling 2 MEYER, GARY FFA 3-4 Wrestling 3-4 MEYER, ROBERT Wrestling 2-4 FFA 2-4 Livestock Judging 2-4 Dairy Products Team 2-3 Dairy Judging 3-4 Debate 4 S-Club 4 Boys Glee 4 Honor Roll 4 MILINE, SUSAN Jay Jays 2-3 Wrestling Cheerleader 3 Girls Volleyball 2-3 Newspaper 4 MONTGOMERY, ROSS Chamber Choir 2-4 FFA 2-4 Student Council 3 Boys Glee 2-4 Ensemble 2-4 NIC KELSON, ALAN Key Club 4 Chamber Choir 4 FFA Chapter Pres.4 FFA District V. Pres. 3 FFA Chapter Sentinel 3 RANDY, PHILLIPS PLATTNER, DEBRA Girls Volleyball 2-3 FHA 2-3 Soph. Rep. 2 Sec. 3 Kayettes 2 Spanish Club 2 Jay Jays 2-3 Newspaper Staff 4 Honor Roll 2-3 PLATTNER, ELLEN Kayettes 2-4 Board 4 Jay Jays 2-4 FHA 2-4 Girls Glee 2-4 Mixed Chorus 2-3 Chamber Choir 4 Prom Server 2 Drama 4 Debate 4 Girls Basketball 4 Girls Volleyball 4 Honor Roll 3-4 PYLE, LISA Girls Glee 2 Kayettes 2-4 Board 3-4 Points Chairman 3 Sec.4 Camp 4 Jay Jays 2-4 Honor Pep 3 Points Chairman 3 Pres.4 Board 3-4 39 REMMERS, DAVID Football 2-4 Basketball 3-4 Track 2-4 Soph. Class Pres. 2 FBLA 2-3 Hist. 3 Board 3 Student Council 4 Senior Class Sec.4 Girls Volleyball 2-4 Honor Roll 2-4 National Honor Society 2-4 Mixed Chorus 2 Photography 4 Student Council 2-4 Pres. 4 S-Club 2-4 Boys Glee 2-4 Mixed Chorus 2 Chamber Choir 3-4 Prom Server 2 Honor Roll 2-4 RODECAP, TERRI Girls Scouts 3-4 FBLA 4 SAUER, JEAN Wrestling Cheerleader 2 Cheerleader 3 Jay Jays 2-3 Prom Server 2 Honor Roll 3 Girls Volleyball 3 Mixed Chorus 2 Newspaper Staff 4 SCOBY, JAMES Cross Country 4 Key Club 4 Track 2-4 National Honor Society 4 Honor Roll 2-4 SHROYER, BILLY Mixed Chorus 2-4 Boys Glee 2-4 Ensembles 2-3 Football Manager 3-4 Basketball Manager 3-4 Wrestling 3 Co-op II 4 DECA 4 S-Club 3-4 Annual Staff 4 SMITH, TERRY Football 2-4 Basketball 2-4 Track 2,4 S-Club 2-4 Mixed Chorus 2-4 Boys Glee 2-4 Key Club 2-4 Boys State Delegate 3 Honor Roll 2-4 Newspaper Staff 4 Photography 4 SNYDER, MARK S-Club 3 Key Club 2 Explores 2 Football 2- 4 Basketball 2-4 Track 2-4 Student Council 2 STONE, THOMAS S-Club 2-4 Key Club 3-4 Youth In Government 3-4 Football 2-4 Basketball 2-4 Track 3 Golf 2 National Honor Society 4 Honor Roll 2-4 Prom Server 2 Boys State Delegate 3 Pres. Key Club 4 STRAHM. MICHELLE Jay Jays 2-4 Board 3-4 Cheerleader 4 Kayettes 2-4 Board 3-4 Youth In Government 4 Prom Server 2 Mixed Chorus 2 Chamber Choir 3-4 Ensemble 3-4 Girls Glee 2-4 Band 2-3 Concert Band 2-3 Marching Band 2-3 Pep Band 2-3 Student Council 3 Junior Pres. 3 National Honor Society 3-4 Homecoming Queen Candidate 4 Christmas Queen Candidate 2 STRATHMAN, WAYNE Annual Staff 4 STUDER, MELODY Band 2-4 Pep Band 2-4 Concert Band 2-4 Marching Band 2-4 Clarinet Sextet 3 Clarinet Choir 3 Kayettes 3-4 Kayette of Six Week 3 Board 4 Mixed Chorus 2 Girls Glee 2 Jay Jays 2-4 Annual Staff 4 Honor Roll 2-4 THOMAS, LARAINE Band 2-4 Marching Band 2-4 Concert Band 2-4 Pep Band 2-4 Flute Trio 3 Flute Double Trio 3 Senior Rep. 4 Kayettes 2-4 Treas.4 Board 4 Kayette Camp 4 Jay Jays 2-4 Senior Points Chairman 4 Board 4 Honor Pep 3 Annual Staff 4 Honor Roll 3-4 Girls Volleyball 4 TYLER, CYNTHIA Jay Jays 2-4 Honor Pep 4 Kayettes 2-4 Director of World Service 4 FHA 4 Band 2 Pep Band 2 Marching Band 2 Concert Band 2 Mixed Chorus 3-4 Ensembles 2 Girls Glee 2-4 Spanish Club 4 Treas.4 Librarian 3 Honor Roll 2-4 Girls State 3 WFHNF.R WAMnA Jay Jays 3-4 Treas.4 Kayettes 4 Color Captain 4 Annual Staff 4 Girls Volleyball 3-4 Girls Glee 4 Mixed Chorus 3 Honor Roll 3-4 WENGER, KIMBERLY Jay Jays 2-4 FHA 2-4 Kayettes 2-4 Color Captain 4 Vice-Pres.4 Spanish Club 2-4 Sec. 2 Pres. 3-4 Girls Glee 2-4 Mixed Chorus 2-4 Honor Roll 2-4 Wrestling Cheerleader 2 Prom Server 2 Girls Volleyball 3-4 Honor Roll 2-4 Honor Symposium 4 Homecoming Queen 4 WILTZ, JANICE Band 2 Pep Band 2 Marching Band 2 Concert Band 2 Jay Jays 2-4 Treas. 3 Vice-Pres.4 Kayettes 2-4 Program Director 4 National Honor Society 2-4 Sec. 3 FHA 4 Honor Symposium 4 Who Who's Among American High School Students 3 Girls Glee 3 WILTZ, SUSAN FHA 2-4 Degree Chairman 3 Pres.4 Leadership Camp 3 Kayettes 2-4 Color Captain 3 Jay Jays 2-4 Annual Staff 4 Student Librarian 4 Honor Roll 2-4 Student Council 4 WISEMILLER, BRUCE Key Club 3-4 DECA 4 Homecoming '74 Homecoming queen candidates: Queen, Kim Wenger; Atten- dants: Michelle Strahm, Donna Fenton. Flowergirl, Susan Koch; Crown- bearer, Kristin Lehmann. Donna, Mr. Fenton, Queen Kim, Mr. Wenger, Michelle, Mr. Strahm. 43 Marching Band Concert Band BAND COUNCIL: Pres; M. Kirk V-Pres; N. Bailey Sec, Treas; J. Parli Senior Rep; L. Thomas Junior Rep; B. Stroller Sophomore Rep; M. Kellenberger. 44 Pep Band T wirlers FIRST ROW: Kim Grimm . SECOND ROW: Carol Longberg. THIRD ROW: Peggy Kathrens, Kim Walton. BACK ROW: Joyce Hartter, Mary Huggins. Chamber Choir The Chamber Choir participated in several Christmas programs, including the Christmas concert, the Christmas assembly, a program at East Hills in St. Joseph, and WIBW's CHRISTMAS IN KANSAS. Spring activities included the an- nual spring concert, and league and state music festivals. Boys' Glee Girls' Glee The Girls' Glee presented a series of numbers in the Christmas con- cert and the spring concert. They also attended the league and state music festivals. 46 S-Club TOP ROW: Kurt Snyder, Terry Smith, Bill Shroyer, Keith Moore, John Emert, Steve Keim, David Remmers, Steve Baldridge, David Eisenbise. MIDDLE ROW: Mike McClain, Robert Meyer, Brian Ball, Mike Bitterman, Lee Ukele, Gary Pyle, Mark Yoesel, Gary Meyer, Jim Scoby. BOTTOM ROW: Ivan Campbell, Chet John- stone, Steve Goodman, Marc Wenger, Rick Frederick, Tom Stone, David Hertzel, Mark Snyder. OFFICERS: Sponsor, Mr. Short; Vice-President, Marc Wenger; President, Steve Keim; Sec-Treas, Tim Noble. The purpose of S-Club is to promote good sportsmanship and enthusiasm at all athletic events. In turn the athletes are honored as a member of this organization. The S-Club has worked at several concessions and took a pleasure trip to the Big 8 Basketball Tournament. In the future they are planning on going to a Big 8 football game. 47 Sponsor: Louis Short Kayettes Laraine Thomas Brenda Marmet Peggy Thomas Cindy Bailey Lisa Pyle Board of Directors Cinda Gerber Mary Montgomery Diana Aul Melody Studer Teresa Hartter Janice Wiltz Cindy Judah Kara Marti Cindy Tyler Michele Strahm Ellen Plattner Kim Wenger 48 Elizabeth Ahrens, Dru Chamerlain, Sponsors PRESIDENT KARA conducts Holly sale at Christmas The Christmas dance with the theme, An Old English Christmas Provided Christmas stockings for the residents at the Sabetha rest homes Attended the Unit Conference at Nemaha Valley in January Held Heart Sister Week in February Presented the Thanksgiving Assembly Held a walkathon for CARE Held a Mother-Daughter Banquet in May Gave donations to The Hungery of the World THE KAYETTES sponsored various activities and events throughout the year: A Fall Carnival at the city park Hayrack ride and winnie roast at Sycamore Springs Mum sale at Homecoming Attended the fall Regional Conference at Hiawatha 49 D.E.C.A. BACK ROW: Randy Campbell, Jim Johnson, Kim Kurz, Mr. Sterner, Mary Wenger. ROW TWO: Bob Caven, Bill Shroyer, Steve Larabee, Richard Longberg, Reporter, Gina Lohman. ROW ONE: Lorinda Garrett, Pres.; Kip Christine, V.Pres.; Carman Bartram, Sec.; Bruce Wisemiller, Treas. Winning float of homecoming float contest. Theme: Harvest the Raiders . Sabetha High School's new club, D.E.C.A.; consists of all Coop II students. The active club sttended the First Annual Wheatland Leadership Seminar in Wichita, took first place in the homecoming float contest, held two car rallys, attend- ed the Fall Delegate Assembly at Emporia, held three movies at City Hall, sold Christmas candles, held two guessing con- tests at football games, and plan to open a hobby shop in Sabetha. 50 Sponsor: Mr. Sterner FBLA 51 FFA Officers, L TO R: Pat Epplc, Tres.; Susan Mont- gomery, Sec.; Ross Montgomery, V.Pres.; Alan Nickelson, Pres.; Lora Grimm, Reporter; David Rumbaugh, Sentinel. 52 FHA TOP ROW L. TO R.: K. Marti, C. Judah, V. Kellenbeger, K. Wenger, K. Charles, E. Plattner, D.Aul, L. Dietrich, P. Kathrens, C.Cook, C.Tyler. MIDDLE ROW: J.Hartter, K. Walton, C.Heiniger, D. Es- slinger, T. White, S. Boyce, S.Olberding, J.Wiltz, C. Bailey, B. Stoller. BOTTOM ROW: Miss Sobba, L.McKim, M. Montgomery, J. Scarlett, M. Brownlee, J. Strahm, K. Kendall, S.Wiltz. Officers, TOP TO BOTTOM: Susan, Pres.; Janeen, V.P.; Joan, Sec.; Mary, Treas.; Marcia, Sng.Ldr.; Laura, Hist.; Kay, Deg. Chrmn. The FHA's activities for ,74-,75 were Christmas assembly, sock hop, programs on china, artex paints, ceramics and photography, cake raffles and a party for pre-schoolers. The FHA also sold flower bulbs and other items. The FHA put on a carnival for Muscular Dystrophy. . FHA'ers attend- ed district and State meetings. . The year ended with in- stallation and awards night. 53 Bethie, Mary, and Joan Christmas Assembly Debate 1st: K. Marti, M. Kiik, E. Plattner, V. Kellenberger. 2nd: V. Hayes, C. Gerber, T. Hughes, Coach, Dru Chamberlain. 3rd: J. Allen, R. Meyer, R. Allen. Participating in die Regional Tourney held at St. Marys, Jan. 10-11 were the two teams of: Jeff Allen-Mary Kiik and Ronnie Allen-Kara Marti. These teams debated 9 straight one-hour rounds (with no substitutes which larger schools had). The grueling schedule was rough, especially for first year debaters, battling the ten other schools who had entered their experienced debaters, and substitutes. Regional Debaters - L TO R: J. Allen, M. Kirk, K. Marti, R. Allen. Sabetha High School offered Debate as a one-year course for the first time in thirty years. Ten students made up 5 two-man teams which participated in eight debate tournaments during first semester. The students debated the national topic: Resolved: the United States should significantly change the method of se- lecting Presidential and Vice-Presidential candidates. Each team was expected to debate 5-9 rounds—al- ternating between the affirmative and negative side of the issue. Three of the tournaments were for first year debaters only, while the other five were for experi- ence. The first year debaters ended the year with an excellent record of 24-18. In the final results, Sabetha's four man team placed fifth. As negative team, Jeff and Mary placed third in two- man team points. 54 Cheerleaders A-Team BOTTOM: Donna Fenton. STANDING: Cher- yl Cook, Marcia Brownlee, Michelle Strahm. TOP: Anna Keim B-Team KNEELING: Laura Plattner. 2nd ROW: Linda Bauman, Teri Dai- ly. TOP ROW: Shari Wen- ger, Sue Hartter. Wrestling L TO R: Bever- ly Huddleston, Cheryl Leuthold, Twila Argabright. 55 Jay Jays Jay Jays is a group of girls organized to cheer at athletic events. The highlight of the year for Jay Jays was putting on the Homecoming dance to the theme of Harvest Moon. To raise money for the dance, they sold Blue Jay bumper stickers and pennants. In order to keep spirit high this year, the Jay Jays had Pep Pals. STANDING: Miss Haas-Sponsor, Laraine Thomas-Senior Pts. Chairman; Michelle Strahm-Cheerleader Representa tive; Bethie Stoller-Publicity; Mary Montgomery-Junior Pts. Chairman; Cheryl McDaniel-Publicity; Anna Wenger Publicity; Teresa Shump-Sophomore Pts. Chairman; SEATED: Lisa Pyle-President; Janice Wiltz-Vice-President; Wanda Wehner-Treasurer; Janeen Strahm-Secretary. 56 57 Key Club BACK ROW: Darrel Meyer, Steve Beale, Terry Smith, Rick Frederick, Steve Keim, Marc Wenger, Steve Bald- ridge, David Eisenbise. ROW TWO: Dennis Garrett, Kevin Montgomery, Curtis Keim, Rick Allen, Brian Ball, Photographer; Randy Hoffman, David Hertzel, Mark Snyder. ROW ONE: Jim Scoby, Mike Bitterman, Treas.; John Emert, Sec.; Kermit Frey, V.Pres.; Tom Stone, Pres.; Alan Nickelson, Mr. Robinson. Key Club has been quite busy this year with the following projects: free Halloween insurance, sponsoring and pre- senting a March of Dimes Program, five school clean-up campaigns, presenting many films during activity period for students and faculty, and keeping the signboard up- dated. Holiday atmospheres were created as they donated a twenty-foot Christmas tree and sponsored an Easter assembly. Lost??????? Timber! !!!!!!!!•• Behold! ! ! A beautiful tree! 56 National Honor Society The Sabetha chapter of the National Honor Society is made up of approximately the top 15% of the high school students, based up on the accumulative grades starting the Freshman year. This years activities in- cluded the annual Academic Tea, awarding a national and a club scholarship to various senior members, and selling annual covers. Officers are: FRONT: Kathy Charles, Pres.; Nancy Bailey, Vice-President; Brenda Marmet, Sec.; Ja- neen Strahm, Treas. 59 Spanish Club BACK ROW L TO R: V. Kellenberger, T. Hughes, K. Charles, C. McDaniel, Mrs. Finney. MIDDLE ROW: K. Kendall, . Hayes, L. McKim, B. Stoller, C. Tyler, Treasurer. FRONT ROW: K. Wenger, President; A. Wenger, 1st Vice-President; S. Wrenger, 2nd Vice-President; L. Scoby, Secretary. Spanish Club is an active organiza- tion in Sabetha High School. Monthly meetings are conducted in Espanol. For a money making project the members sold dish cloths. In the spring of every year, the Spanish organization has a Spanish meal. The members cook the meal, and the Jr. High are guests. After dinner, loads of Spanish fun. Adios! Anna Larry 60 Student Council 1974-75 BACK ROW L TO R: Mary Kirk, Kim Wenger, Vickie Kellenberger, Kurt Snyder, Tim Wenger, Mr. Johnson-spon- sor. MIDDLE ROW L TO R: Mark Snyder, Dave Rcmmcrs, Jeff Allen, Steve Heim, Joe Parii, Lee Ukele, Ronnie Allen, Alan Nickelson. FRONT ROW L TO R: Kara Marti, Cindy Judah, Kathy Charles, Lisa Pyle, Susan Wilt , Lorinda Garrett, Tim Kellenberger, Dave Eisenbise. The officers for the Student Council were as follows: Pres. - Dave Remmers; Vice-Pres. - Ronnie Allen; Vickie Kellenberger - Sec.; Treas. - Cindy Judah. The Student Council organized the Homecoming parade, had charge of some very interesting lyceums, put together a student code book, represented the student body at all school board meetings, organized work lists for different organizations to be in charge of the concession stand, and kept the concession stand open during the break. STUDENT COUNCIL MINUTES of MEETINGS A Mr. Johnson at work. 61 Youth In Government BACK ROW STANDING: Donna Fenton, President; Michelle Strahm, Anna Wenger, Mr. Foster, Spon- sor. FRONT ROW STANDING: Vickie Kellenberger, Janeen Strahm, Anna Keim, Sec.; Mary Mont- gomery. SEATED: Jim Scoby, David Eisenbise, John Emert, Tom Stone. Youth In Government is an oiganization of Sabetha High School government students which is interested in and participates in the Youth in Government program sponsored by the YMCA. Each spring the group travels to Topeka to activate, along with other Kansas high school government students, a legislature session in which the participants become acquainted with legislative process by real experiences. CHERYL COOK Junior Miss Pageant 1974 PICTURE ON LEFT: Christmas Queen Kara Marti, Atten- dants: Wanda Wehner and Ellen Plattner. Have You Heard ... 7 who bugged the office? who Vaselined the doomobs? why Mr. Shelton quit cheerleading? 66 whose plane landed in my soup? who was put on K. P. duty? School Workers Cooks FRONT ROW; L TO R: V. Martini. F. Sauer, J.Guider. BACK ROW’; L TO R: l.Hartter. J. Kruse. E. Baum- gartner, M.Cooper. J.VanVickle. Bus Drivers FRONT ROW; L TO R: J.Cunsauley, F.Gerdes, E.Hartter. D.Beale, J.VanPeyma. BACK ROW; L TO R: J. Allen, B. Aue, C. Spring, E. Baurcle, P. Berry, D.Walz. Not Pictured: D. Williams. J. Stout. 0 67 Mike Michelle, Donna, and Anna. Randy Kip 72 Drama class practicing Kurt Steve Doug 73 Now, do you believe the world is round? Johann Sebastian Bach??????? or is it Mr. Shelton???? rm v Jeff and Mary Jamie Nancy Joyce 76 77 Chester Allan scans the headlines-Mr. 1, '75. Roy and John Helen Tami - Janice Gary' Barrett Coach Lou Short Janice Richard Ivan Larry 78 Joan Scarlett was elected 1975-76 State FHA President for Kansas in February. In this capacity she will be presiding over all state conventions and leadership seminars in Kansas and attending National Meeting in Washington, D. C. During the 74-75 school year, she was District E-West President of FHA. Marcia Brownlee will be serving as District First Vice-President of FHA in 75-76. She is in charge of all district contests and presides at one session of Fall Conference. In 74-75, Marcia served the district as historian. David Hertzel was presented a certificate of Merit by the Kansas Arts Commission. His work was selected for exhibition in the State of Kansas Regional Exhibition. Kip Christine received an award from the Em- poria Kansas State College for being the most outstanding Industrial Arts Student at Sabetha High School. 80 81 84 Christmas — Designs Homecoming 1974 85 Blah! !! Says Kim What's that fury thing behind Linda? I don't know what it is either! The King, Steve Mark Bachelor living. It's better than school lunches???? 86 87 Talking again, Nancy??? Ah, comfortable says Bruce. Vickie Joyce Althouse 89 Melody John-Wayne Mary Kiik Jane Baumgartner David W'ehner 91 The library can make you dream, Hermit. The library is a place to work, Carol. 93 What's so interesting Jim and Jeff 95 Annual Staff — 1975 Cheryl-staff Melody-staff Nancy-staff Ramona-editor Susan-bus. mger. Debbie-staff Janet-staff Bonnie-staff Laraine-staff Joyce-staff Bill-staff % TO THE MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OF 1975 It's a pleasure to address the class of 1975. We are living in a troubled world. Only a few years ago it was a concern of society to prepare young people to take their station in life. That life was concerned with individual families, local city, county and state government. The greatest concern was our beloved United States. No--I am not ready to imply that we no longer need to be con- cerned about ourselves, our neighbors, and the United States. I do want to stress the importance of living the good life within acceptable limits of our social order. In addition, your genera- tion must consider a life on a world-wide basis. It is my desire that your education in the Sabetha schools will have prepared you to live within the world-wide society. My very best wishes to each of you. J.A. Cleavinger Superintendent Mr. Cleavinger CLASS OF 1975 I sincerely hope that your learning years at Sabetha High School, along with the many valuable lessons of home and church, will provide a basis for a rich and satisfying life. Congratulations to you on your many accomplishments and good luck to each of you as you leave Sabetha High School. Sincerely, iV- Von C. Lauer Assistant Superintendent Mr. Lauer School Board, Unified Dist. 441, BOTTOM ROW - L TO R: William Eisenbise, Pres.; William Deaver, V-Pres.; Elgin Flott; Donald Montgomery; TOP ROW - L TO R: Gary Tyler; Harold Jones, Jr.; Thomas Gold. 98 Mrs. Christine, Office Secretary, Admin- istration Building. Mrs. Judah, Office Secretary, SHS. Mrs. Bruggeman, School Nurse, District 441 - Mrs. Ralston, Food Director, 441. Custodial Staff, L TO R: Mr. Lloyd Brown, Mr. Roy Weick, Custodial Supervisor; Mr. A Ivy Beer. 99 OUR LEADERS Pros of Knowledge Pride of S.H.S. Student Sponsors GRAHAM KELLEY Band Aerospace B.M.E. -M.S.-E. K.S.C. Music Theory MIKE ROBINSON Adv. Math G Stat. B.S.E.-E.K.S.C. Key Club Sponsor Junior Sponsor DONALD CAYWOOD Biology Botany B. S. -Sterling Sophomore Sponsor SCOTT HILL American History B.S.E.-E. K.S.C. Sophomore Sponsor Assist. Wr. Coach STEVE STERNER Bookkeeping Coop B.S. E.-E.K.S.C. Deca Sponsor SHARON HAAS Business Ed. B. S. -Ft. Hays Ks. St. FBLA-Sponsor Jay Jays Sponsor HERBERT BROWN Chemistry Physics B. S. -Peru, M.S.-U.N. Jr. Class Sponsor GAY McCLAIN English II B. A.-K.S.C. of Pitts. Jr. Class Sponsor TOM HOUSE Art B.S.E.-E. K.S.C. Head of Fine Arts Fair MIKE BUTLER Boys P. E. B. S. -Ft. Hays Ks. St. Head Wrestling Coach Assist. Football Coach MARGARET HAYES English- Photography B. A.-University of Denver Newspaper G Plays Journalism In times of need.. . they are there! JENNIE FINNEY English Spanish B.S.-M.S.-K.U. Sr. Class Sponsor Spanish Club Sponsor CONNIE WHEELER Girls P.E. B. S.-Pittsburg, M.S.-K.U. Girls Athletics CAROL SOBBA Home Economics B.S.E.-E.K.S.C. Sophomore Sponsor F.H. A. -Sponsor ELIZABETH AHRENS Journalism- Librarian B.S.-K.S.C. of Pitts. M.S.-U. of N. Colo. Assist. Kayette Sponsor LOUIS SHORT Lab Science B. S. -Sterling S-Club Sponsor Football Coach LEWIS JOHNSON Math-Algebra B.M. - Bethany Student Council DONALD FOSTER Social Science B. S. -M. S. -Pittsburg Youth in Government Golf Coach DRU CHAMBERLAIN Sr. English Debate B. S. -U. N. -Omaha Kayettes Debate Sponsor DONALD FISCHER Typing Counselor B.S.-M.S.-E.K.S.C. NHS-Sponsor ROBERT REEVES Industrial Arts Mechanical Drawing B.S.-N.W. Missouri GARY BROWNLEE Shop Voc. Ag. B. A.-New Mexico St. FFA-Sponsor RICHARD SHELTON Vocal Music B.F.A.-Peru State Sr. Sponsor One leams to never underestimate the creativity of our This is a faculty that has devoted 105 years of lifetime faculty. toS.H.S. Congratulations! 101 A teacher's life ... as it is! 102 Y The enthusiasm of students is a continuing inspiration to those of us who are privileged to work with youth. Congratulations to our seniors and the Yearbook staff. You've done your job well. 103 FAREWELL As we parade down the hall in our worn-in tennis shoes, The band plays our song, goodbye Monday morning blues. We're scared; we're happy; two in one they say, In our caps and gowns of synthetic, it's graduation day. Some are laughing; others begin to cry, We look and see so many friends we met at Sabetha High. But the longer we look, the more we realize, The carpets and hallways vanish right before our eyes. Today becomes yesterday, a new life is begun, With memories of problems, good times, and fun. But behind us we leave caps and gowns of blue, A mystery lies in store for us, so much to try and do. Good luck and peace be with you, dwellers of Sabetha High, We find in beginning, we're forced to say goodbye. Seniors '75 KEIM TRANSPORTATION SUMMER’S IGA INC. Sabetha Alumni Gerald Summers 1926 Providing long distance J. D. Summers 1963 grain hauling Jeri Summers 1967 Jon Summers 1969 Keim Transportation Kirk Summers 1972 Glen Keim. owner Kim Summers 1972 450 North 6th Street Food Merchants RFD 2, Box 2 since 1914 Sabetha, Kansas 66534 Phone Area code 913-284-2147 Sabetha. Kansas THE WOMENS STORE ON THE CORNER FOR 96 YEARS BOHLING’S Smartest Fashions Finest Quality . Reasonable Pricing A W Personal Service Customer Appreciation DRIVE IN These qualities are appreciated by our customers and we anticipate with pleasure a HIWAY 75 EAST MAIN continuance of this policy SABETHA, KANSAS CONGRATULATIONS CHOCOLATE VANILLA CLASS OF '75 ICE CREAM ICE COLD A W SABETHA ROOT BEER FASHION CENTER 106 LEHMAN MEYER Plumbing Heating Electrical Air Conditioning Sabetha, Kansas Phone 284-2172 for service FLOTT INSURANCE SERVICE One-stop shopping for all your insurance 908 Main Sabetha, Kansas 66534 Phone 913-284-2260 DEAVER WILTZ INC. Complete Insurance Service Real Estate Farm and Home Loans Hartford Ins. St. Paul Ins. Co. New Hampshire Kansas Mutual Equity Mutual State Automobile Casualty Underwriters Phone 284-2183 1009 Main Sabetha, Kansas GREENHOUSE 107 MAPLE VIEW REST HOME “Where care is rendered not purchased.” MAPLE VIEW REST HOME 121 South 14th St. Sabetha. Kansas 66534 Edgar and LouElla Bauerle owners DAN R. AUL BALL’S BARBER SABETHA BEAUTY KANSAS SHOP Phone 913-284-3120 108 KOCH TRUCK LINE MEYER LUMBER i HARDWARE CO. Complete line of building materials Irvin D. Dierking. Manager Phone 913-467-3885 Fairview, Kansas 66425 Long distance livestock and grain hauling THOMAS KOCH, owner Phone 913-284-2165 FAIRVIEW FERTILIZER TODD TRACTOR COMPANY, INC. CO. INC. JOHIM DEERE Anhydrous ammonia Liquid mixed blends Business phone 913-467-8300 Home phone 913-467-3105 “We service well the things we sell” Duane M. Todd, President KOCH MOTEL 29 UNITS Queen’s, Double, Twins GREENE’S DRUG STORE Prescription Pharmacists Phone 284-2127 NILA’S GEM GIFT SHOPPE Lobby Pool Rooms Meeting Rooms no HUGHES CLOTHING We’ll support the Bluejay’s all the way. But we need your support too. So next time you need men’s or boy’s clothing or shoes, come see us. Deal??? Hughes Clothing 902 Main Street Sabetha. Kansas 66534 MAC PROCESSING EQUIPMENT INC. CHAMPLIN AGEE’S SABETHA LIVESTOCK AUCTION Sales every Saturday W. R. Bauman. Owner Managed by George Ackerman. John Hervey Sabetha Livestock Auction Sabetha, Kansas 66534 Phone 913-284- 3131 ill FARMERS COOPERATIVE ELEVATOR Sabetha. Kansas Best Wishes to the Class of “75” McFALL MOTORS Phone 284-3122 Sabetha, Kansas We service what we sell! FARMERS STATE BANK Member F.D.I.C. FAIRVIEW KAWASAKI INC. Let me save you $’s on your NEW OR USED MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE ACCESSORIES AND PARTS Bob Corbett Phone 467-3575 MAIN STREET FAIRVIEW. KANSAS SUNNY FABRICS FALLS CITY MERCANTILE CO. INC. Add Sunshine to your days by being creative with SUNNY FABRICS CRAFTS We can be of Service to you if you have need for institutional supplies PAPER, FRESH PRODUCE, FROZEN FOODS, CANNED FOODS, CANDY, TOBACCO YOU NAME IT WE HAVE IT. We LIKE to be of SERVICE to YOU. Falls City, Nebraska Hiawatha, Kansas LEMAN PONTIAC, BUICK OPEL SOMETHING FESTIVE FOR YOUR HAIR Permanant wave? Curly new set? Natural looking color Now’s the time to shine to do something beautiful w| POKTIAC CONNIE’S COIFFURES OF FASHION 811 Grant Phone 913-284-2169 Sabetha, Kansas Call 284-3161 for Appointments. We feature a complete line of Luzier Products Sabetha, Kansas 113 GEIGER JEWELRY SEARS For the best buy on rings Authorized Catalog Sales Diamonds Gifts Cards Watch Repair 905 Main Street Conrad F. Johnson, owner Sabetha. Kansas 66534 Geiger Jewelry Mr. and Mrs. Kenny Steinlage Sabetha. Kansas 66534 Proprietors Sears MID-AMERICA DAIRYMEN, INC. KANSAS CITY DIVISION 721 OREGON ST. SABETHA, KANSAS 114 GENE’S SUPER SAVER YOUR HOME OWNED INDEPENDENT SUPER MARKET SOUTH 75 HIGHWAY SABETHA, KANSAS 66534 PHONE 284-2424 115 THE SABETHA HERALD KUT KURL Komb and get your hair Klipped and Kurled at Kut Kurl 517 South I Ith Phone 284-2848 Sabetha. Kansas 1024 Main 284-2177 Sabetha, Kansas Sweet Lassy BUZZ CAFE Dealer in all farm seeds 820 Main St. Sabetha, Kansas HARTTER’S SEED HOUSE “a tradition in fine eating” since 1925 Phone 284-2220 Sabetha, Kansas 116 STOLLER INTERIORS Sales — Service — Installation Firth — Viking and Barwick Carpets Armstrong floors — Drapery — Benjamin Moore Paints— Wallpaper Ceramic tile — Hoover Vacuum Cleaners — Carpet cleaning 924 Main Sabetha. Kansas Phone 284-2286 KEN’S BROASTED FOODS South Highway 75 Sabetha, Kansas Congratulations Class of ’75 DREHERS STUDIO ENGLERT’S DEPT. STORE Fine clothing for all the family Home of Buster Brown, Jane Colby. Stage 7, philmaid and Many other nationally advertised lines BARTRAM TRUCK LINE Your phone starts our truck Phone 284-2030 Popular Prices all the time 911 Main Street Phone 284-2327 Berwick. Kansas Livestock and general hauling Sabetha. Kansas BAILEY GRAIN AND SUPPLIES BUY A 1975 BLUE JAY YEAR- BOOK $6.00, Phone 459-2431 Morrill, Kansas or a booster for $7.50, or an ad — FULL PAGE — $40.00 V2 PAGE —$25.00 V PAGE—$15.00 BLUEJAY BOOSTERS Dr. William Hursi Nabb’s “66” Western Auto Dr. Ronald H. Dreyer Davis Hardware Founatin Villa Safeway Keith's Printing Niehues Mobil Dr. John Stone Sabetha Cleaners and Laundry Baker’s Furniture Robert G. Smith Gordon R. Olson Strahm’s Fina Reynolds Market. Fairview Sheets Pharmacy, Falls City Katy’s, Falls City Hollen's Saddlery, Falls City Chaney’s Furniture, Falls City Falters, Fall City Gambles, Falls City Dale’s Body Shop Irwin L. Figgs Flenties Davies Jewelry, Falls City Chaney’s M usic Center, Falls City Bowlinger Roofing Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Ahrens FRIENDS ARE FOR ME FRIENDS ARE FOR YOU WITHOUT A TRUE FRIEND JUST WHAT WOULD YOU DO? 120 % • £■:. ■� . t- % � V v . te sivi--, I p ,'v • -r � Jib •’ ,. -• • V • _ � • J j v % ;• - • • 4 ' k ' - s . v. ' jj$k; • , 'ii w ■: • '• 5 Qlg m w . 2 -.1' ft - -if Ssf’ V AM - '1C. . .. . •• •- .- ■•- ... . A-- - - - fi • • • rfi ... ' n -�