Marion High School - Warrior Yearbook (Marion, KS)

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 ABOVE: Mrs. Barbara Livingston explains a grammar worksheet to surprised Junior Mike Jeffrey. ABOVE LEFT: Mrs. Judy Oannenfelser reflects back on a hectic day. ABOVE: Junior Shelly Cogdill passes time ov drawing on the blackboard.

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 Expression through English skills The three MHS English teachers brought 30 years of teaching experience to their students. Mrs. Jan Longhofer taught Freshman English along with two semester courses. World Literature and Life English. Mrs. Judy Dannenfelser has taught at MHS for five years. She taught Sophomore and Senior English. Before coming to MHS, she taught at Jacksonville, Florida; and Wichita, Kansas. This was Mrs. Barbara Liv- ingston's first year as the teacher of Junior English, Speech, and Yearbook. Until coming to MHS, she taught at Garden City, Great Bend, and Chase County, where she lives. Each teacher emphasized something different. Longhofer emphasized whatever was needed for that certain class. Dan- nenfelser concentrated on Literature and grammar while Liv- ingston's students wrote one essay a week, but not because I love to grade papers, but rather they need more practice in writing,” she said. ABOVE: Juniors Lori Kraus, Amy Hett, Sheri Grentz. and Jamie Vogel argue over a grammar lesson. TOP: Mrs. Jan Ixmghofer smiles before beginning her fourth hour Freshman English class.

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Warrior Staff Blazes New Trails The Warrior Yearbook staff cow- boys and cowgirls parked their ponies for a 1970 Chevy Pickup to ride down the trails of MHS. Staffers have been sporting stet- sons, Levi’s and western boots to get in gear for their western theme. Senior Alice Hockensmith led the pack of nine staffers as editor- in-chief. Senior Margi Dyck was co-editor and business manager. Sophomore David Hanson and junior John Koslowsky were photographers. Assistant editors were seniors Loreen Wiens and Loraine Wiens, junior Lisa Richmond, and sopho- mores Rochelle Mueller and Cindy Ellis. The 1981-82 year brought a new sponsor to the staff. Mrs. Barbara Livingston. “B.L.” said she had experience on newspaper, but yearbook was a “whole new buckin’ bronco.” The Warrior, all 100 pages, was the total creation of the staff. Top: Yearbook Staff—in cab: Alice Hockensmith. Front Row: Rochelle Mueller. Lisa Richmond. David Hanson. .John Koslowsky. Back Row: Loreen Wiens. Margi Dyck. Loraine Wiens. Cindy Ellis. Mrs. Bar- bara Livingston. Middle l ft: John Koslowsky and Alice Hockensmith take a break to celebrate a staffer's birthday. Left: Lisa Richmond and Rochelle Mueller listen intently. 20