Marion High School - Warrior Yearbook (Marion, KS)

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The two small helpers, curious about the an- nouncement of the new queen,try to peek without moving from their spots” as anxious escorts crowd around former Queen Tracy Burkholder. Nancy Swartz sparkles as Mike Kelsey places the crown on her head. Attendants Sherry Winkler and Cheryl Stoltenberg and little helpers. Misty Creamer and J.D. Hudgens, share the excitement of the evening's events with Queen Nancy Swartz. Homecoming ll

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iz E .L Homecoming Highlights Season 10 Homecoming When the doors opened to the heat of September for the 1984-85 school year. Homecoming was not on the minds of the students at MHS. However, as October brought a briskness to the breeze and the queen candidates, Cheryl Stoltenberg, Nancy Swartz, and Sherry Winkler, were announced, spirit began to grow. Spirit Week was filled with Concert T-shirt Day, Pajama Day, Crazy Day, Backwards Day. and the traditional Red and Blue Day. Each class displayed the height of their spirit throughout the week. Excitement mounted Thursday evening as Coach Bill Pickering set the Centre dummy afire to spark the War- rior Spirit. Class cheers and wild yells accented enthusiasm in students and teachers alike. Even though it was a close contest, the Seniors finally came out on top with the capture of the much-deserved Spirit stick at the pep assembly Friday afternoon. Excitement reached the peak Fri- day at half time as the queen can- didates were chauffeured before the spectators, riding on new cars loaned by Marion Motor Center. Each can- didate was then escorted onto the field by one of the three Warrior escorts. The long-awaited question of who the new queen would be was finally answered as former queen. Tracy Burkholder, announced Nancy Swartz as Homecoming queen for the 1984-85 year. Although the Warriors lost 8 to 28, the evening was special for everyone. Saturday's Homecoming dance titl- ed Looking Through the Eyes of Love brought the week to a close. Sponsored by the Student Council, the dance featured music and entertain- ment by D.J. Madness from Hutchin- son. Attendant Cheryl Stoltenberg and escort Chris Webb. Attendant Sherry Winkler and escort Jeff Harper. Queen Nancy Swartz and escort Mike Kelsey.

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Volleyball Excels Through Team Effort The ball hit the floor just outside the line. The Warriors on the court moved to the server, reassuring her with that's okay, good try. Teamwork and spirit told the story. Volleyball practice for the 84-85 season began at an early 7:00 a.m. on August 20th. Mr. Jim Versch took his place as head coach and Miss Judy Wilt worked as assistant. Versch said that prior to the beginning of practice he felt unexcited and somewhat negative about coaching volleyball, but the more involved he became, the Nancy Swartz demonstrates true volleyball form as the ball travels high above the net. VOLLEYBALL TEAM — FIRST ROW. Manager Robin Wineinger. Heather Carroll. Carol Laue. Sheri Bina. Christi Steward. Manager Lorri Challacombo. SECOND ROW: Gail Walker. Jill Thole. Jill Dannenfelser. Kelley Enos. Sue Webb. Rolana Ludwig. Racquel Allison. Kristi Enos. THIRD ROW: Assistant Coach Judy Wilt. Patty Carroll. Nancy Swartz. Tawnya Ludwig. Katrina Moore. Michele Bina. Sherry Olsen. Leann Snell- ing. Head Coach Jim Versch. more he began to love it. A team of 20 hard-working girls drilled on the skills that had been set to rest for a year. Their efforts paid off as Marion took first place in the Abilene Quad, defeating Lindsborg for the first time in five years. Other highlights of the season included win- ning the Hillsboro Triangle and plac- ing second at the Hope Tourney. The Warriors also participated in the Maize Torney and the Chase County Tourney. The season closed with a home sub- state tournament. Defeating Halstead set Marion against Chase County. The desire to win was tremendous on the Warriors’ part, but Chase pulled through to take first place. When the volleyball players were asked how they felt about the season, many stressed that they had played like a team. Senior Leann Snelling said, We learned how to have con- fidence with each and every player and learned not to get down on ourselves or others. 12 Volleyball