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

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Shari Van Peyma works on her assignment during second hour bookkeeping. tMrs. Krimmer helps a puzzled Beth Goodman find a missing fifty cents. Mr. Sauer gets his class ready for a timed writing. 32

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 Above left: Lisa Puvogel and Ann Bestwick draw their views of the still life. Above right: James Painter likes the feeling of wet plaster. Left: Louie Hartman doesn't want to be bothered while working on his art project. Above: Kenn Harvey draws a sketch. 31

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Business Department Trains Future Donna Judahs I Connie Buckholz and Shannon Arnold take a timed writing. The business department, headed by Mr. James Sauer and Mrs. Linda Krimmer, had a productive year. Mr. Sauer's classes include Typing I, designed to develop basic typewriting skills, while Typing II was a more advanced version. Computer machines and office practice gave the students opportunity to work with the mimeograph machine and the ten key calculator. Mr. Sauer, a graduate of Northwest Missouri State, holds a B.S. degree and a major minor sequence in business education. Aside from teaching, Mr. Sauer enjoys coaching the girls basketball team, sponsoring pep club, fishing and hunting. Mrs. Linda Krimmer taught Bookkeeping I and II and Coop I and II. The students in bookkeeping learned necessary steps and materials for advancement in the accounting field. Mrs. Krimmer holds a B.S. degree from Southwest Missouri State and has done graduate work at Emporia State. Mrs. Krimmer enjoys golf, softball, bowling and sponsoring the FBLA club. When asked why she chose the business field, she replied, I wanted to teach business because it's something different and it has allowed me to use my previous work experience. 33