Marion High School - Warrior Yearbook (Marion, KS)

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ADMINISTRATION MR. ROY KELLER - Principal SCHOOL BOARD - Larry Jost, Wayne Colle, Wilbur Melcher, Bill Meyer, Mildred Knoblock (Secretary), Dorothy Magee, Roy Hett, Pete Campbell (Superintendent). 4

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The Annual Staff chooses one person to dedicate their Annual to each year. Usually this person is a teacher or principal. We feel this person must also be active in civic affairs. The person we have chosen this year comes into contact with every individual in school, students and admin- istrators. To this person, the halls of Marion High are indeed familiar. As most of our days end at 3:40, his just begin. He does not get Saturday to rest either. He finds time to do any number of things, such as: fix a door knob, change burnt-out lights, set up risers, or help you put up campaign posters. He is a friend to the students and does his work cheer- fully. We would like to thank you for all the many years of service and time which you have given to our school. We dedicate to you, MR . HERB HETT, our 1965 MARION WARRIOR . DEDICATION 3

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