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

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Home Ec Students Do It All The home economics classes had many activities such as labs and field trips to keep them busy. Miss Sue Gibbs taught a variety of classes ranging from child develop- ment to creative clothing. She also taught family living and foods classes. Mrs. Susan Phrang was a student teacher for part of the first semester. Above left: Tresa Garber looks up from an assignment in independent survival. Above right: Miss Gibbs helps a student with an assignment. Above: Terri Boyles listens carefully to a class discussion. Right: Miss Phrang makes a point with her class. 24 V

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Top: Matt Edelman makes a cut with the router during his shop class. Left: Faron Strahm looks up after welding on a project. Above: Mr. Newby presents a lesson to his vo-ag class. 23

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Those Who Helped Out The Sabetha community was deeply saddened during the fall semester by the passing of Mr. Roy Weick, a custo- dian in the Sabetha and Wetmore schools for many years. Mr. Weick was well liked and respected by the students and faculty, as well as by the community members. Top left: Custodial staff, left to right; Don Williams, Mark Bestwick and Dale Kyle. Middle left: School cooks, left to right; Sharon Broxterman, Francis Sauer, Julia Kruse, Peggy Hartter, Inez Hartter, Viola Marteney and Dorothy Spielman. Middle: School nurse Wanda Bruggeman Middle right: Custodian Henry Studer, Jr. Bottom left: Bus drivers, left to right; Jim Van Peyma, Chuck Garber, Ann Dietrich, Clifford Spring, Ruth Manning, Paul Moyer, Bob Lohman, Dale Emert, Jack Stapleton and Don Beale Not pictured, Kenny Steinlage and Betty Aue. 25