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

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Below: Paul Metzger proves that it is possible to sleep and survive in school both at the same time, while Gary Meyer speeds to class.

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Seniors — a time for everything After twelve long and labori- ous years it’s finally time to be a senior. You’ve waited so pa- tiently for your chance to come, and it’s here. Some- times you didn’t think you could make it but you kept on grinding and pulled through. Your time as a senior will be short and fast. It will have its ups and downs. Sometimes the downs will dominate, but you will have some very fond memories to carry with you. Your time will be very busy. It seems as if you will never have enough time to get every- thing done. You have to worry about getting announcements. cap and gown, senior pictures, along with a million other things. Mixed in somewhere with this you have to keep your grades up so you can graduate and put all these things to use. During your time you will have to make a very important decision- your future. You may decide to move on in your edu- cation in a college or Vo-Tech school. Or. you may decide to break out into the world, get a job and go out on your own. As you leave your past school, and possibly your home town for another world, your time will be a special memory forever. 4 J fl .

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Doug Aberle Matt Aberle Scott Aberle Linda Baker Greg Baldridge Delane Baumgartner Paul Baumgartner Travis Berkley Jerry Birdsley Roxanne Boltz Carol Buchholz LaDena Buckles Shane Schuette drives his dune buggy through the homecoming parade with Summer Moser. 6