Marion High School - Warrior Yearbook (Marion, KS)

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TOP LEFT: Secretaries of USD 408.Earlene Hague and Beckv Summer ville TOP RIGHT: Board of Education: President. Kenneth Vinduska; Clerk. Earlene Hague: Gerry Harris: Robert Sellers: Eugene Christensen; Ronald Lud- wig; Mick Summervill; Superintendent. Dar- ryl Woodson: Not pictured: Vice President. Randy Mills. ABOVE: Marion County Special Education Co-op teachers and ad- ministration: Front row; Jackie Griffin. Mar- ci Walter. Ann Holt Back row: Eleanor Haerg. Mick Pond. LEFT: Principal I.ee Dairymple sits with his wife. Carlene. and sons Larry and Scott in their home. 9

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4Laughter and smiles Leadership comes in threes Mr. Darryl Woodson came to us with 28 years of experience in education, of which the last 24 have been in Kansas. Woodson is in his second year as Superinten- dent at Unified School District 408. Woodson, a native Oklahoman, believes that the challenges that the job of superintendent of schools holds is the improvement of communication. Woodson said he misses work- ing directly with young people but he tries to visit every classroom in the district at least 2 times per 9 weeks. To hear laughter and see smiles on peoples' faces are the most rewarding aspects of Principal Lee Dalrymple's job. Dalrymple, now in his second year as administrator at MHS, came to us from Syracuse, Kansas. The association with young peo- ple gives Dalrymple the incentive to continue his job. Counselor Mark Bradshaw, in his second year at MHS, said that a person in his position must establish trust with students, very slowly and by being myself in a relaxed way.” Bradshaw has been in education for nine years. Does the job ever depress him? Yes. he replied. TOP RIGHT: High school secretary Fern Friesen types the an Counselor Mark Bradshaw flashes a big grin as he puls the finishing nouncements for the day. ABOVE: Superintendent of Schools Darryl touches on a puzzle. Woodson stands bv his wife Hazel in their home BOTTOM RIGHT: 8

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TOP: Bus Drivers — Standing: Margi Nienstedt. Della Rittgers. Martha Phillips. Joy Vannocker. Seated: Tommy Thompson. Jack Summerville. James Broz. Gerald Kelsey and Don Bezdek, director of maintenance and transportation. Not pic- tured: Frank Kreutzman and Sherrill Zeller. ABOVE: Keeping the weeds away from the sidewalk by the Vo-ag building is custodian Ted Hanschu. ABOVE RIGHT: Custodian John Mulvenon finishes the final touches on the renovation in the main building. RIGHT: Paula Johnson, food supervisor, tries out her own hamburgers between lunch periods. Senior. Ramona Zeller who assists her with the serving of lunch waits for the se- cond lunch period to begin. 10