Marion High School - Warrior Yearbook (Marion, KS)

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SOPHOMORES

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JUNIORS FIND FULFILLMENT IN INVOLVEMENT After days of building and stuffing, the junior class presented a first place float for Marion's Old Settler's Day Parade. Santa Claus and his elves help the junior class out with their Christmas presentation. TER UHffr Dancehall girls, Dena Edmisson, Cindy Esslinger, and Denise Westerhaus concentrates on her music while the Melissa Hett, beautify themselves for the junior play, band plays on. Dinny and the Witches . 24

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SOPHOMORES There is an awful lot to learn when you are a sophomore. In one way it is a very frightening experience but in many other ways it is really ex- citing. Debbie Garrard '75 The class members could be more active and everyone needs to be in- volved. Reba Hardy '75 We have a great class but we need to have more organized activities. Mahlon Riggs '75 We can improve ourselves by working together. Cindy Friesen '75 I can hardly wait until next year when I'll be a junior and I can tell some sophomore where the office is. a sophomore boy Angie Krause, V. Pres. Bob Hett, Sec. Ron Weber, Treas. Lisa Brose, Stuco Rep. Jim Bredemeier, Stuco Rep. Robert Asbell John Bauman Donald Bean Ronald Bezdek Mary Lou Bowers Cheryl Break Nancy Bowen Gregory Carlson Gerald Casey Jerry Conyers Teresa Costello Linda Depler Janet Druse Debbie Edmunds Darryl Ehrlich Mariann El ling Roger Ellis Patti Forsyth Debbie Francis Cynthia Friesen Debbie Garrard Tom Gomez Emilie Hager Tony Hanes Reba Hardy 26