Marion High School - Warrior Yearbook (Marion, KS)

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THE BEST YEARS OF OUR LIVES ARE PORTRAYED HEREIN We are awakened by an alarm clock ringing at 6:30; we must explain a failing report card mark; we spend the night studying for five tests. At these times it is the rare person who realizes that someday we will look back longingly to these years. But who of us knows the memories that years hence will echo back to us? Will we remember objects like a class ring, a warrior head, a prom dress, or will we remember some intangible response to a certain poem, a scientific theory, or an eccentric math teacher? Whatever we remember, it will most probably be some object or event that brought us enjoyment, laughter, and happiness— for in the future these wonderful experiences will greatly overshadow the ordinary tedious duties of today. Each of us knows that a picture captures only the action of a moment; however, the pictures within this book have the purpose of sustaining memories which will last forever. Every year, a group of students with various goals leave Marion High School in search of different destinies; yet they will return many times in these halls through the memories that are preserved in the pages of the WARRIOR. o 2

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Presenting Zhe 1968 WAKKJOK Marion Hig School Marion, Kansas

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Dedication Mr. flames Weimann As in the past, the Annual Staff dedicates the yearbook to a deserving member of the high school faculty or community. The person we choose this year is far more than what we consider to be merely deserving. This man comes in contact with every student and administrator at one time or another during the school year. He is a person who we go to see if we come to school tardy, if we sass back to a teacher, if we peal out of the parking lot, if we are failing in a class, if we walk out of school and many other things we do wrong. At the time, we felt he was wrong, but later we realized he was right; although we would never admit it to him or anyone else. And even though he spent many hours in the school building, he was also extremely active in many community and church activities. His understanding nature, his willingness to meet the students more than half-way, and his warm sense of humor have given him the respect and admiration of students and teachers alike as he went about his many duties, which ranged from teaching those unpredictable Frosh the operation of a car to sponsoring the Student Council. Because of your fairness in decisions, your concern for each and every one of us and your example of adult responsibility, it gives us great pleasure to dedicate to you, Mr. James Weimann, this 1967-68 MARION WARRIOR ! 3