Marion High School - Warrior Yearbook (Marion, KS)

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Betty Jo Garrard explains her point of view on the election system while Janet Bezdek and Cheryl Break listen intently, At the StuCo election rally Kim Duke pauses for a moment before she starts her speech. Kevin Fruechting and Patti Forsyth leaf through film catalogs to find more information on the possibilities of having a film festival.

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I u n StuCo helps develop leadership qualities Rick Just '76 In StuCo you learn how to organize programs and parties, get things done and to accept responsibilities. Anybody not wanting to be on Student Council is really missing out. Jim Bredemeier '75 Student Council taught me to be a little more patient because things did not hap- pen quickly in StuCo. We did get a lot of things accomplished, but they didn't come easy or quickly, Marsha Jackson '76 The kids really enjoyed the dances and there was a big attendance at every one of them. Ithink it worked out pretty good. Greg Carlson '75 StuCo has become much more active this year and the kids are looking up to StuCo more. The dances got a spirit of unity with the kids and everybody felt like they belonged. I wish StuCo would have more of a voice so that things that students and the Council want done could be presented to the Administration in a way that the Administration would listen and pay heed to what we say. Carla Stovall '75 I feel the purpose of Student Council is to represent the students in high school and to be a governing body. Ithink we've handled it a lot better than they did last year, we've had a lot more things to get the students involved in. StuCo enables you to get involved with other people, to help the school and to get involved with the students. Kevin Fruechting '76 'wa .fi il , -QQ? 1. 1- f it ll J' A ,g X NX Back Row: lVlr. Stroud, Greg Carlson, David Rittgers, Tim Zerger, Eldon Hett Second Row Neva Oller, Janet Bezdek, Betty Jo Garrard, Cheryl Break, Kim Duke, Rick Just Front Row Kevin Fruechting-Vice Pres., Carla Stovall-Treas., Jim Bredemeler Pres Pat Kjellm Sec Not Plc tured: Patti Forsyth, Marsha Jackson. Getting the Christmas spirit started, Jim Bredemeler and Eldon Hett assemble the StuCo Christmas tree inthe mam hall

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Language clubs provide students S n C I u b -i G a n u b gvlitlhainhingigsht of countries through Spanish Club can be a combination of fun and learn- ing when members participate in the activities. A junior While waiting for their meal at a Mexican cafe, Cheryl Khrigta Van Buren, Jeanette Depler and Steve Smith Break and Susan Vinduska discuss the movie Towering take their time and enjoy the Spanish Club cookout, Inferno . I joined Spanish Club mainly because I had two years of Spanish and I wanted to find out what Spanish Club does. Leona Richmond '75 Spanish Club is mainly an activity to have fun in. Of all the activities that Spanish Club had, I enjoyed the Christmas party most. Cheryl Break '75 Being in German' Club will help you when you get out of school. If you travel youi'll have a little more knowledge about other countries. Teri Robinson '77 Debbie Silhan takes a swing at the pi'r'tata causing the others to back away at the Spanish Club Christmas party.