Marion High School - Warrior Yearbook (Marion, KS)

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l 1 Row: LeFran McGranor, Rhonda Williams, Julie Zerger, Patty Hassenplug, Gail Bruner, Ann Higgins, Nancy Wood, Terri Friesen, Debbie Brandli. Sixth Row: Carol Colburn, Diane Woerz, Janet Bezdek, Cindy Harris, Jeanne F.H.A owsky, Judy Tajchman, Carol Regier, Teri Robinson, Konnie Moody, Ann Christensen. Fifth Row: Kathy Bren- kofer, Kim Duke, Mary Lou Bowers, Pat Kjellin, Mary Lentz, Crystal Kerbs, Sharon Vinduska, Lori Schmidtber- Cheri Alsop, Wanda Ireland. Fourth Row: Jacki Robinson, Jean May, Marsha Jackson, Joyce Whiteman, Jean- Depler, Marissa McFadden, Ginger Entz, Pam Richmond, Karen Regier, Debbie Ratzloff, Third Row: Susan induska, Maria Gayle, Debbie Edmunds, Lisa Brose, Debbie Francis, Cheryl Break, Cindy Friesen, Leona Rich- Sharon Kerns. Second Row: Carla Stovall-Historian, Betsy Bowers-Program Chm., Cheryl Robinson-Soph, Lynn Colburn-Treas., Shelley Cowan-Songleader, Teresa Costello-Sec., Denise Magathan-Pianist, Ms. Fer- Q- -Q J 1 Week, Teresa Costello and Joni Wiens serve for breakfast in their housecoats. V 'i Front Row: Neva Oller-Pres., Joni Wiens-V. Pres. Debbie Brandli and Mary Lou Bowers practice blowing balloons for a game at the F,H.A.-F.F,A. Hayrack Ride -4 1

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Fu I-I :Au We are a going organization. Ms. Ferrell, Sponsor. My responsibilities as a member are to get involved in F.H.A. and to help other people, Mary Lentz '77 The foster grandparents program is good because the foster grandparents get to meet more people and they like it, I think we need to do more activities in the community. Konnie Moody '77 The purpose of F.H.A. is to learn to know yourself and others better. Jean May '75 Our main strengths are our officers and good leadership. If you don't have both of these to help your club, then your club isn't going to make it. Wanda Ireland '77 District meetings can give you ideas on how to live a more useful life. Joyce Whiteman '75 The purpose of F.H.A. is to bring girls together, so they can learn to know each other better. You learn about homemaking and what other girls do in other towns and other F,H.A.'s. Ann Christensen '77 H ,ffl 1 Q' fl f fra At the Valentines Party, Gail Bruner and Shelley Cowan pick up their doughnuts, while Janet Bezdek waits in line, Cindy Friesen, Lynn Colburn, Neva Oller and Terri Friesen help the children play London Bridge at the Christmas Party. ,As Denise Magathan lights a candle to signify one of the nine purposes of F.H.A.

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F 1 F :Au F.F,A. gives me ideas on what to do with my future. Tom Goentzel '77 Chris Jost clips the hair on the steer for a contest Aft 3 F'F'A' meeting G.e ald Faseyf Bob Herzetr Richard Mel at Hillsboro. singer and Doug Ludwig don t know whether to listen to the speaker or watch the photographer. Back Row: Robert Gomez, Richard Meisinger, Eddie Vinduska, Brad Hudgens, David Rittgers, Greg Regier, Doug Ludwig, Gerald Casey, Dan Ludwig, Rick Just, Mahlon Riggs, Bob Moore, Mike Robinson. Second Row: Richard Riggs, Barry Shields, Marc Smith, John Goentzel, Tim Hett, Wayne Ireland, Bob Herzet, Tim Christensen, Gerald Shaft, Randy Vogel-Parliamentarian, Jim Reid, Rodney Richmond, Front Row: David Hett-Sentinel, Greg Vogel- Reporter, Leroy Kraus-Pres., Pat Kjellin-District F,F.A. Sweetheart, Kim Duke-F.F.A. Sweetheart, Eldon Hett-V. Pres., Betty Jo Garrard-Sec., Kevin Fruechting-Treas,, Mr. Wineinger-Sponsor. Not Pictured: Mike Ehrlich, Robert Miller, Ron Ehrlich, Tom Goentzel, Chris Jost, Duane Kirkpatrick, Chris McFadden, Jay Wealand, Dale Nuss, Doug Vogel, Kim Young, Marissa McFadden, Ken Fisher.