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

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Art Students Create Projects Mr. House, SHS art instructor, en- joys teaching students art. He teaches Art I, Art II and art projects. Many students find art interesting and enjoy- able. Emphasis in all classes was placed on the techniques of drawing. Students worked on ink drawings and lino prints in addition to the usual pro- jects. Top: Kevin Wiltz works hard on his art project. Above Left: Kevin Mattox works on finishing his lino print. Above Right: Mr. House Bottom: Audra Feek and Karl Peoples search for material for a college. 7

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Students Learn The Basic Skills Of Drama Mrs. Ruth Dickinson, SHS Drama instructor, enjoys teaching and helping students learn drama. Mrs. Dickin- son has taught at SHS for two years. Mrs. Dickinson also helped with the school plays and enjoys seeing her drama students perform. ABOVE: Doug Bailey listens Intently during drama class. TOP RIGHT: Mrs. Dickinson talks with Janie Lauer after class. MIDDLE RIGHT: Michelle Hewitt concentrates on reading her Speech assign- ment. BOTTOM RIGHT: Tony Reeves gives a talk during speech class.

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Swing Choir Gets New Name The swing choir had a new name this year. They are now known as the Sabetha Singers. They performed song and dance routines at various events. Mr. Zielke conducted the chamber choir, concert choir, and Sabetha Singers again this year. The chamber choir performed Christ- mas music on WIBW Channel 13, and sang the National anthem at the playoff game against Wellsville. The chamber choir and concert choir also performed in concerts and music contests. Top: Mike Smith. Lee Carlson, and Mike Huber learn their parts. Middle: Yvonne Thompson and Cassie Moore practice for concert choir Bottom Mr. Zielke accompanies the choir. 8