Peabody High School - Warrior Yearbook (Peabody, KS)

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Mr. Fran Arnett-Mr. Matt Tolar Not Pictured: Mr. Don Molleker A Physics class was put back in the science curriculum when Mr. Molleker was hired. This higher level course was comple- mented by the already existing Chemistry class taught by Mr. Arnett. The remainder of the classes, which consisted of Physical Science and Biology, were the full time load of Mr. Tolar. Mr. Molleker sits back and takes a moment to reflect on his Physics class and to think about what is to happen in the next class. Danny Kyle, in the foreground, and Max Cooper take advantage of the time to do some physics problems for tomorrow. Physics Class Is Back On The Track Many different experiments were done in Physical Science throughout the year, one of which was learning how to use a micro- scope. Rick Mellott uses the microscope to study the growing process of a crystal. Mark Sattler and Shawn Garcia take time out from experimenting to discuss how fas- cinating the study of crystals can be. Or could they be talking about all the good looking girls at Peabody High? Mr. Arnett explains a chemistry prob- lem to Mike Shaw and Mitch Moffett. Curt Glaser and Scott Entz, in the fore- ground, try to work it out on a calcula- tor. 12

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Double Your Fun With Vocational Education Vocational education classes serve as a double education. They serve as a student’s high school classes and career training. Competition tests these vocational skills. Busi- ness skills contests were in March at Bethel and April at Brown Mackie. The home economics students competed in contests in April at Bar- ton County Junior College. Mr. Don Arnold-Industrial Arts Mr. Gary Jones-Vocational Agriculture and Horticulture Miss Cindy Muir-Home Economics Mr. Howard O’Neal-Commerce There were also many added “students” in the vo-ag shop as fathers and sons worked in part- nership on vo-ag projects. BUSINESS SKILLS: AT LEFT: Row I: Karletta Ratzloff, Shana Maples. Carnella Bloomer, Andra Shank, Kim Youngblood, Jill Knust. Row 2: Don Stovall, Roger O'Neal. Shelli Whisler. Beth Slocombe, Tammy Solomon. Sponsor Howard O'Neal. HOME ECONOMICS SKILLS: Row 1: Denise Strasser, Jackie Mellott, Tina Hilliard. Row 2: Crissy Bowser, Carol Swan, Liz Holm. Row 3: Donna Taylor. Dee Krause, Deb Gillet, Sponsor Cindy Muir. With a joint effort Dave Rempel and his dad, at left, overhaul their 1953 Inter- national Farmall Super C tractor for Dave’s Vo-Ag IV shop project. 11

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Vocals Lights Up The Community’s Lives POP VOCAL: Row 1: Debbie Blakey, Pam Bullock, Darla Criger, Tracy Kemper, Lisa Hall, Daryl Friesen, Judi Hall, Pam Foth. Row 2: Darren Weems, Annette Warkentine, Bonnie Preheim. Patsy Dallke, Donna Wilson, Lisa Logan, Shana Maples. Row 3: Kim Rose. Mark Swigart, Mark Glover, Pat Cubbage, Nancy Hall, Karletta Ratzloff, Jill White, Beth Slocombe, Mr. Dale Belcher. ABOVE: The Pop Vocal class concen- trates on their music for an upcoming performance. It takes a lot of serious practice to get a song perfected for a concert. AT RIGHT: Between songs Darla Criger, Tracy Kemper and Debbie Blakey catch up on the latest news while Mark Glover, Dar- ren W’eems and Daryl Friesen take it easy. Lighting up the community’s lives, pop vocal and vocal present- ed concerts in November, De- cember and May, and sold light bulbs in January. The money earned was used for new uniforms, music and paying off stereo equip- ment. Both vocal classes united in March and competed at league contest, receiving a III, and at state contest in April, receiving a I. This was the first time in recent history they’ve received a I. VOCAL: Row 1: Roger Lefert, Lisa Logan. Donna Wilson, Julie Waner, Stephanie Mirt, Kim Rose, Debbie Blakey. Row 2: Mr. Dale Belcher, Mary Ellen Smith, Mark Swigart, Laura Taylor, Belinda Campbell, Marty Hamm.