Marion High School - Warrior Yearbook (Marion, KS)

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Teri Robinson, Debbie Brandli, Mary Lentz and Maria Gayle take a Using his mischievious mind, Eldon Hett break from their music to join in a cheer at the pep assembly held plots another scheme to add excitement to downtown. the lunch hour. 4, ii Wanda Ireland discovers that Hobo Day can be a t hair-curling experience and enjoys dressing up for the occasion. At The FHA-FFA hayrack party Joyce Whiteman finds that rolling a potato with her nose isn't as easy as it looks as Betty Jo Garrard, Gerald Shaft, Karen Regier and Robert lVIiIIer look on.

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St d t I-'f 1 think that the attitude ofthe students this year is a let better than last u I e year because there is more school spirit. Jim Koslowsky '76 Students from M.H.S. have discovered that getting involved has made this year one to be remembered. The change in their atti- tude was evident through their participation t, i in organizations, sports andschool activities. i err-s 3'It's different this year'oasLise it's my first year in high school, I wasireally looking forward to it. Jeanne Koslowsky '77 When organizations win it makes kids more aware of the talent that we have in the school and it makes everybody' feel like we have something to be proud of. There's opportunities to get involved if the students would take advantage of them and if they're not too shy and introverted to put themselves out and voiunteer to do things . cause that's what it takes.r,,It's up to the rgpindividual to go ahead involved, gggtgfjthat's all! cena stoyeiyfys ff 'Some kids come to schoogliwho aren't going to do any more work than they have to, un- less they want to get involved. If they want to get involved, they wifi. John Forsyth '76 I wouldn't like a school too big cause it would be hard to make friends and there would be too many people you couldn't get very close to and in a too small school there wouldn't be enough. Our size is O.K. Judy Tajchman '77 y Janet Druse wonders how Teresa Costello, Denise Magathan and Joni Wiens manage to devour their tacos so quickly. At a Stu-Co party, the tacos were so Seniors, Sharon Kerns, Carla Stovall and Neva Oller get involved in the good that Mark Ottensmeier didn't spirit of the last snake dance for them. want to leave any on his plate.

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,,.--'- Taking advantage of their free time Jay Wealand talks with David Hett, while Dale Nuss continues to study and Konnie Moody daydream s. Puzzled by his unusual Christmas gift, Rick Just wonders what to do with it. Bob Robinson and Jay Schwendiman watch the photo- grapher while Eldon Hett, Jack Hett and Greg Carlson keep their eyes on the basketball game. Helping decorate for basketball homecoming, Pat Kelly listens as Ms. Gerritzen instructs him where to hang a streamer while Jim Bredemeier and Greg Regier stand by with more streamers.