Peabody High School - Warrior Yearbook (Peabody, KS)

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ACADEMICS Looking in a leathercraft magazine, Mrs. Davis gives the students an idea for a project in Arts and Crafts class. The leather had to be tooled, dyed and laced to make their belts, belt buckles and coasters. Lecturing over an assignment is vital in Mrs. DeForest’s English I class. Ann Richenburg, Stuart Woodruff, Michelle Moody. Marcia Thomas and Paul Swan listen for their next assign- ment. Journalism: Page 28-29 Vocational Agriculture, Home Economics: Page 30 Social Science: Page 31 Math, Computer: Page 32 Business: Page 33 Band: Page 34-35 Vocal: Page 36 Science: Page 37 Art, Photography: Page 38 Physical Education, Health: Page 39 English, Forensics: Page 40 Honor, Scholarship: Page 41 State: Page 42 Learning to make and cook Mexi- can dishes in Creative Cooking class, Tomasina Pritchett rolls her sopaipillas in cinnamon and sugar. Tomasina’s Creative Cooking partner. Tiffany Watts fries more of the dessert in the background. COMW0 W 2ffl) ACADSMJCS 27

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Students keep staff in action In addition to the hiring of new teachers, new principals and a new superintendent was the hiring of Mrs. Sandy Watts and Mrs. Lynn Riggs as office aides. Mrs. Watts resigned after working the first semester and Mrs. Lynn Riggs was hired to replace her. They were in charge of in-school sus- pension and also the lunchroom mon- ey account. In October Mr. Walt Wentworth was hired as a substitute janitor for Jonas Stucky after he broke an ankle in a fall from a ladder. Walt, who re- cently retired as janitor, helped out until Jonas could return to work. These new additions and the regular staff kept track of the students and helped the school run smoothly. Being faithful bus drivers is a big job. Mrs. Adele Taylor, Mrs. Dorothy Graham, Mrs. Avis Burke and Mr. Ed Helmer are four of the drivers who have this responsibility. Being an office aide has many responsibilities. Mrs. Sandy Watts and Mrs. Lynn Riggs work side by side in the office as Sandy shows Lynn what to do. Mrs. Watts worked with Mrs. Riggs one week after her resignation to make the transfer go smoothly. The main objective for Mrs. Rita Wilson. Mrs Esther Bain and Mrs. Bea Wentworth is preparing the lunches for the students. Janitors Mr. Jonas Stucky. Mr Jack Brunzell. Mr. Walt Went- worth and Mr Mike Martinez keep our school in tiptop shape. 26

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Newspaper receives face-lift “I had four kids who knew the basics of the news- paper process,’ said Miss Cindy Muir, newspaper adviser. “We just picked up from last year. The responsibility was on six people and they knew what they had to get done.” The paper received a face-lift when it gained a new name “Warrior World” and a new cover design. Wider columns of type and printing on a full 8” x 10” sheet of paper completed the changes. The newspaper staff began producing the programs for sporting events adding $200 to the newspaper’s budget. This extra money enabled the staff to replace some necessities such as an additional light table, extra newspaper supplies and a roller to press stories and pictures flat on a layout page before it is printed. Most of the staff competed in the Kansas Scholas- tic Press Association Regional Contest in February. Liz Brunner and Sandi Clark placed at regionals in their events for the second year. This earned them a chance to represent the newspaper staff at state competition in April. NEWSPAPER: Row 1: Janet Wolfer- sperger. (2nd semester). Melodee West (2nd semester), Sandi Clark, Miss Cindy Muir-adviser. Row 2: Lana Brooks, Meg Watts, Liz Brun- ner. NOT PICTURED: Rhonda Brewer (1st semester), Mike Jones, (1st semester). Working in her first year of newspaper, Melo- transferred from Auburndale, Florida, to PHS dee West works to complete a story idea. She during the second semester. Newspaper staff adviser Miss Muir helps co editorial. Other staff members work on stories editor Liz Brunner with a rough spot in her needed to meet the paper’s next deadline. PHOTOJOURNALISM: Row 1: Paula Martinez, Row 2: Liz Brunner, Carol Swan, Crissy Bowser. Denise Strasser, Meg Watts. Row 3: Kim Grossnickle, Sheila Philpott, Janet Wolfer- sperger, Mrs. Dorothy Rucker-adviser. Row 4: Kevin Strotkamp, Dennis Stucky, Mike Jones.