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

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Left: It was the year of beautiful people and jean jackets. Linda Eisenbise, Julie Steinlage and Tammy Schilling, three members of the group, convert Mr. Figgs to denim. Below left: Jeff Matson goes for the Western look in his new cowboy boots. Bottom: The career center, a recent addition to the school, was a big help to students. Below: The chamber choir goes vogue with dressier outfits.

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Fads And Fashions Add Spice It was another year of change at SHS. And as usual, a fresh batch of fads and fashions added a bit of spice to school life. In fashion, jean jackets and cowboy boots were standard fare, while some of the more bold girls set a precedent by wearing knickers. Plaid skirts and knee socks were big with the girls, while boys tended to stick to blue-ieans— some of which had Skoal cans in the back pocket. The chamber choir got new, classier outfits and the basketball team got new uniforms. The computer and video craze reached the high school computer room with games like PAC MAN and NUKEWARS. And in the arcades, pinball machines were replaced with the electronic wizardry of games like AS-TROIDS and SPACE INVADERS. Meanwhile, a new cable company brought the community a 24-hour new network and the option of home box office. In other happenings, some ingenious students invented a game called quarter basketball and the concession stand began selling na-chos. Julie Steinlage brought the Miss North-east Kansas title to Sabetna and a group of senior girls became known as the beautiful people. Top: Dean Broxterman, Jay Lauer, Mike Spiel-man and Tony Renyer play quarter basket-ball at lunch. Right: Herb Brown uses the latest technological breakthrough, the calculator watch, to compute the hours and minutes left to graduation. Below: Susie McClain shows the latest in fashion by wearing knickers to school. 4

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Movies, Music Entertain Students The movies of 81-82 attracted many SHS students with a variety that ranged from comedy, to horror, to suspense, to human interest. For those students who like to laugh, “Airplane, Caddyshack, and the Blues Brothers were the movies to see. For those students with a taste for the morbid, Friday the 13th part 2, The Boogens, and Ghost Story, were enough to curdle your blood. The top suspense movies of the year were Raiders of the lost Ark, and Blowout. For those students who like a serious human interest movie, you just couldn't miss seeing On Golden Pond, Endless Love, Elephant Man, or Raging Bull. If none of these movies fit your likings, there were always others to entertain you, scare you, or make you cry. Right: Carol Harvey finds that there are so many albums to choose from, making up your mind is a difficult task. Below: Newspaper advertisements show some of the more popular 1982 movies. r . HEAVY METAL .5 ABSENCE OFJ MALICE =r 11 Arthur Dudfcy Moor Mfcm John CMt jd 28TH WONDERFUL WEEK 6