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

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John Alderfer DeeAnn Allen Tony Baker Junior Bockerstette Angie Boyles Jeff Brown Kerry Broxterman Andrea Dunlz Myron Edelman Ronnie Edelman Jeff Emert Teresa Enneking Susanne Epp Lauri Estle Amy Peek Gina Glace Above: Cory Meyer, at his locker, attempts to make it to class on time. 16

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Far left: Monica Lierz. Beverly Johnson. Dwight Rokey. and Bridget Renyer hold the win- ning sophomore float together as they devour the candy. Left: Sylvester the Cat. God- zilla. Marcia Flentie and Steph- anie Emert entertain the kids during the parade. Above: Homecoming candidates Clint Suhr. Erin Hayden. Rhonda Lierz. Karen Hartter. Roger Edel- man. Matt Garber. Vonda Matney. and Matt Aberle. Left: Rob Hayes and Paul Metzger demolish the green Mercury tiger. Left: Ronnette Brooks pounds the tigers, as students watch the car bash. 15

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Susan Hailey Bowdy Harlter Pam Heller Lori Hennigan Randy Herrman Carefree days over for Juniors The junior year marks the beginning of the end for most students. The end of being carefree and the beginning of worrying about homework and future plans. For many stu- dents it’s time to start sorting through the stacks of college information. Ruth Lehmann says “A lot of things will influ- ence my decision- cost, size, and distance away from home.” She also says, “The further the better.” Possibly the toughest deci- sion for juniors is selecting a job or career. Many juniors al- ready had a good idea what career they wanted to pursue. Lori Hennigan expressed an in- terest in archaeology. ‘‘I like to study the history of objects.” she said. Lauri Estle named cosmetology as her career choice. Corey Meyer and Kris- tin Lehmann both said that they wanted to be Game War- dens. 17 Paul Wertenberger-expert typist.