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The IHS Staff Faced A Difficult Year 1 2 3 4 5 1. Mary Jane Beasley-Llbrarlan; Elmer Cochran-lnd. Arts; James Dody-Buslness Ed.; An- drea Ewert-Counselor 2. Colleen Gearhart-EngUsh; Joan Goerlng-Secretary; Russell Goerlng-Physlcal Ed.; Gary Hull-L.D. 3. Gary Jantz-Vo. Ag.; Kay Kneller-Engllsh; Marcus Loganblll-Sclence; Phyllis Luty-Cook 4. Glynda McKenna-MusIc; Tony Petroccl-Custodlan; Joe Pfannenstlel-Soclal Science: Doris Santee-Home Ec. 10 5. Pauline Schmldt-Cook; Bonnie Smiley-Library Aide; Tim Stlebens-Custodlan; Melody Swanson-Art Carl Combs-Principal
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Lowell Ely tried to fill out Darcel Frlesen’s Acting out the words in the song. “Make a Move on Me.”are Penny Peterson and nightgown at the basketball homecoming as- Jeff Kaufman in mixed ensemble. sembly. r .ent body showed their support of the girls’ basketball team as they braved the cold weather to see the girls off on their to sub-state at Emporia. 9
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Whether students are In the classroom, on the football field or the basketball court, whether they Join clubs, help serve lunches, or manage and train the teams, they find that teachers are a large part of their lives. Teachers get us Involved In athletics, forensics. FFA and FHA. band music, student government, and the theater. It Is their leadership and experience that enables them to prepare us for the future. When we’re old and are reminiscing on our high school years, we will remember teachers for reporting us and get• ting us In trouble, but we will also remember them for the many things they taught us In school. These are things we will always treasure and be thankful for. One thing agreed on by all students Is that their favorite time of day Is not geometry, college prep English, biology, or history, but lunch time. At lunch there are no seating arrange- ments. no tests, and you don’t have to be quiet or whisper. Lunch, however, only lasts for 25 minutes and the rest of the time we spend In class learning from the I.H.S. faculty. Larry Thomas-lst Sem. Principal; Martha Whlte-lst Sem. Counselor; Tom Worthlng- Math; Vernon Zlmmerman-Custodlan Shelly Brown presented Vernon Zimmerman with a plaque for service and a clock radio from STUCO. The faculty pre- sented him with a new watch. 11
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