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

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Science: A Special Way Of Learning Science projects in 1982 83 ranged from working with chemicals to working with proto- zoans and plants. Mr. Brown taught general science, Chemistry I and II, and freshman Eng- lish. Mrs. House taught Biology I and II, and life science. Among some of the things Biology I classes did this year were collecting insects and studying about solar energy. Right: Holly Scoby measures the magnetic force between magnets. Below: Lori Aberle reads her notes while Janelle Bindel and Jody Isch measure magnetic pulls. Below Right: Melissa Hervey watches the crawdads and snakes. 16

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Math Department Diverse The computer programming class learned the basic steps and functions of a computer in a relaxed atmosphere which in turn made the class a challenging yet interesting course. The class was taught by Mr. Randy Hall who also taught gener- al math. Algebra 1 and II and advanced computer programming. Mr. Lewis John- son taught Algebra 1 and II, geometry, and advanced math. Above right: Mr. Johnson and Bryce Wisemiller work a problem together. Below right: David Herb- ster and Eldon Roush concentrate on their comput- er problems. Below: Jane Scoby works on an ad- vanced math problem. 15

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Left: Sandy Moore times an experiment in Chemistry I. Below: Mrs. House laughs at a joke. Above Darin Allen takes pictures of some protozoans. Above Right: JoAnn Bechtelheimer asks Mrs. House what is wrong with her mold project. Right: Mr. Brown takes time out from preaching to his class.