Marion High School - Warrior Yearbook (Marion, KS)

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Juniors RIGHT: As part of junior spirit day. Loreen Wiens portrays a victorious Warrior. FAR RIGHT: Shelli Bernhardt and Deb Kreutz- man. along with sponsor Mr. Larry Buller, form the body of the owl for the junior float entry in the Old Settlers Day parade. BELOW: Looking into the eighties for op portunities. the Junior Class' wise old owl travels up Main Street during the Old Set tiers Day parade Ann Waner suggested the idea for the Class of 1982 float Rick Siebert Sherry Snelling Joella Smith Denise Socolofsky Scott Steward Paula Tajchman Darla Vogel Ann Waner Tammy Waner Jon Wiebe Loraine Wiens Loreen Wiens Stan Williams Roger Wilson Ramona Zeller 22

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Special attire highlights Junior Class spirit day During junior spirit day Oct. 14, victorious Warriors walked proud- ly while beaten up Cougars in dir- ty and torn clothes could be seen limping around the halls. Chants and posters declared Juniors are number one” and “Juniors, isn't the name enough? Although they didn't win the spirit stick, the Class of 1982 was recognized for making the most noise between classes. “Be Wise, Look into the 80's for Opportunities ” was the theme of the juniors' Old Settlers Day float, which depicted a wise old owl, looking into the future through a telescope. Many of the 53 juniors took part in helping create the third-place entry. Planning the prom was the big- gest responsibility for the Class of 1982. Serving as committee chairmen were Melissa Robin- son, overall theme and decora- tions; Mickey Costello, band and banquet entertainment; Shawn Dalke, menu and table decora- tions; Loraine Wiens, invitations and booklets; Alice Hockensmith, refreshments; and Jami Shirley. TOP: Looking over the greenery at Gilham’s Gardens, theme and decora- tion committee members Ann Waner, Melissa Robinson and Tammy Waner try to decide what plants to use as prom decorations. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS AND SPONSORS: Mr. Larry Buller, sponsor; Shawn Dalke. vice-president; Mary Medina, president; Jami Shirley, secretary; Donna Berg, treasurer; and Mr. Paul Lange, sponsor. 21

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Sophomores earn $1,600 during magazine sales All the 50 sophomores joined together to sell magazines during the annual 10-day sales cam- paign. The Class of '83 collected $4,300 ($1,600 profit) as they sold 415 magazines, 54 more than last year. Top salespersons were Lisa Richmond with 47 points and Steph Loney with 41 points, but every sophomore received a record, tape or prize for selling at least five subscriptions. After taking fourth in 1979, the sophomores were especially ex- cited when they were awarded first place in the Old Settlers Day float competition. “Aiming High for Opportunities in the 80's” was the theme, and the float depicted Snoopy on his dog house, aiming high in the sky. During Homecoming Spirit Week, sophomores dressed in blue and red and pinned signs on their clothing proclaiming “Go Get ’Em, “Sophomores have spirit, and Go Warriors.” The Class of '83 made each teacher an honorary sophomore. CASE i S sun tt TOP: During the sophomores' magazine sales campaign. Jamie Vogel and Steph Loney take Irene Zimmerman s order ABOVE LEFT: With signs pinned to their ctothes. Lisa Richmond. Cindy Heerey and Amy Hett show their spirit during sophomore spirit day ABOVE RIGHT: Snoopy, who was created by Marty Kroupa. enables the sophomores to take first in the Old Settlers Day float competition. 23