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

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Above: Cheerleaders Ronnette Brooks and Julie Orton cheer at the pep rally. 13 Top: Molly Gosney and Amy Renyer are ready to clown around. Directly above: Becky Wysong rides the junior float in a different man- ner as Molly Gosney hangs on for her life.

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Elvis rocks homecoming Will our royalty exceed his fame? The excitement for home- coming built up tensely as spir- it week became crazier. The dance decorations started to appear. The theme “A Salute to the King” required a few sil- houette cut-outs of Elvis. Many students thought the king was “Hank” and drew their own version on Elvis' face. Sabetha crashed the Jeff West Tigers defeating them by a score of 32 to 0. Halftime was splendid as favorites Erin Hayden and Matt Garber be- came the 1987 king and queen. After their crowning El- vis (Mr. Zielke) emerged from his limousine to sing his favor- ites to the crowd. He was chased off the field by a swarm of crazed girls. After the game everyone hit Main Street. Around 10:20 p.m. the dance started to get wild as students danced to modern versions of “Jailhouse Rock.” The disc jockey from Q104 played fa- vorites until midnight. He end- ed the dance with a ‘rappin’ love song entitled “I Need Love.” Above Middle: The SHS marching band stands at attention as they watch the downtown pep rally. Directly above: Mr Couchman. Kyle Hayden, and Scott McGuire show their more feminine style in the powder puff queen contest. Above: Erin Hayden and Matt Garber show their smiling faces after being crowned king and queen. 12

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Spirits rise for homecoming Those we saluted and those we didn’t Homecoming week was a dif- ferent experience for many students. The old tradition of a car bash was revived, the rain didn’t ruin the floats; but it did fall on those competing in the car rally. Mr. Hill’s car rally gained a new high of 27 cars, the rainy day record. Julie Or- ton’s car drove away with the big purse of $40. When asked if she had a strategy. She re- marked “No. I just had a lot of people with good eyes!’’ Spirit week woke up with paja- ma day. but the powder puff girls screamed when the ju- nior-sophomore team scored a record two touchdowns in the seventh hour girls game. Fifties day needed little encourage- ment as students showed their spirit by wearing the fads and fashions of the fifties. Then on Friday, blue and white day streaked Sabetha High as an- ticipation rose. The Sopho- mores surfed away with the float prize of $25. Their theme “Wipe Out the Tigers” created a few waves with the fresh- man. They were the only other serious candidate but they must not have been the cream of the crop. Middle: Juniors Tammy Kel- lenberger. Jamie Whittaker. Teresa Enneking. Julie Orton. Keri Olberding. Jill Pyle. Marci Gruber. Gina Glace. John Ott. Angie Boyles. Kerry Broxter- man. and Corey Meyer weren’t embarrassed by the junior float. Right: Julie Olberding. Keri Ol- berding. and Becky Wysong express excitement on ‘‘Fifties Day. Below: Kim Glace holds the freshman float as Brenda Bar- ber and Marla Clark try to as- sist Mr. Hall in the judging.