Peabody High School - Warrior Yearbook (Peabody, KS)

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‘Fire Fox1 ... Having fun between classes. Coach Hank Clay- pole hopes to save himself from having his pic- ture taken by good-naturedly threatening to throw an eraser at the cameraman. ‘The Jeffersons1 ... Rally ... Freshman P.E. student Marcia Thomas prac- lives in Hillsboro, was hired to replace tices basketball skills under the watchful eye Coach Susanne Hetzke who resigned during of Coach Shirley Clark. Miss Clark, who the first semester of the year. Mr. Gary Jones-Vocational Agriculture, Horticulture, General Shop Mr. Tom Lee-Social Science Mr. Ted Livingston-Learning Disabilities Mr. Bob Marshall-Band Miss Cindy Muir-Home Economics, Newspaper Mr. Howard O’Neal-Commerce Mr. N.M. Patton-Computer, Mathematics Mr. Mark Robbins-Health, Physical Education teachers Mrs. Dorothy Rucker- Yearbook, Photography, Speech and Forensics Mr. Dave Stroud-Psychology, Counselor .. teachers ... teachers .. teachers . teachers 23

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Assassination of Sadat ... Unique ... Mr. Fran Arnett-Chemistry Mr. Dale Belcher-Vocal Mrs. Mildred Buller-Library Aide Mr. Roger Carswell-Librarian Miss Shirley Clark-Physical Education Mr. Hank Claypole-Social Science Mrs. Jan Davis-Art Mrs. Cathy DeForest-English Miss Judy Hallauer-Science Mr. John Harder-Mathematics Miss Sue Hetzke-Physical Education Mr. John lreland-Government, English, Athletic Director Helping students is routine for Mr Arnett. Steve Goddard works on his General Shop project. While substituting for Miss Muir, Mr. Jones wears an apron to get him into the Home Ec. spirit. ... teachers ... teachers ... teachers ... teachers ... 22

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PHS profits from new principal “When the locker room begins to smell like a locker room, it’s time to get out of coaching,” stated Mr. Don Hague, new principal of P.H.S. Mr. Hague has 12Vi years of teaching and coaching exper- ience in different Kansas school sys- tems. Updating the physical appear- ance was one of his top priority items. He thought this would im- prove the students’ school pride. Most of all, Mr. Hague liked be- ing around the students and living in a small community. From 1965-68, then since March of 1979, our system has had the secretarial services of Mrs. Sharon Grosse. When asked why she has stayed, she replied, “1 like the kids and pleasant surroundings.” As in recent years, Mrs. Grosse was helped by an office aide. Mrs. Sandy Watts worked the first se- mester and Mrs. Lynn Riggs worked this job the second semes- ter. Ordering caps, gowns, announcements, sen- ior keys and books is a big project for the senior class. Mr. Hague stands ready to help with any problems that may arise. 24 Mrs. Sandy Watts, office aide, punches lunch tickets and-receives the lunch money as a part of her every day job. Here Mrs. Watts is busy counting the money.