Peabody High School - Warrior Yearbook (Peabody, KS)

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At vueen ut courts In- bass,Jaci tir i ght ,Kr i ssy pull a piece of twine door Oly»rv ics, Kegino Larsen ana Darcie Kemper through their shirts. After playing in a DdsketoalI game,Matt rthite drinks a Pepsi. Learning to oe more organized,brent toder Keeps his assignments and notes together in a manila folder during Physical science. Candids 27

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Respect of peers, Working on his assign- ment during Computer I Chris CampDelI stares at the oonpjter «nile in- tensely thinking about a difficult problem. privileges are what rookies wish to have At the uottom you don't have the privileges of the upper classmen or the respect from your peers, said Leslie Morris, freshman. Having more friends to associate with and being able to disguise how old you are by just saying you're in high school were other advantages named by other freshmen. I've no- ticed everyone looks at us with more of a grown-up attitude, said Krlssy Larsen, freshman. Proud of who tney are, the rookies print big, wide letters on their Homecoming float. FRESHMAN LtAuLKS: Faith Montgomery- president, Mrs. Kim Topham.C I dget tsrooks- secretary, Mr. Rodney Tol le,Chris Caaipbel I- vice president, Mr. Oon Setter lee, JoLonna til oomer-treasurer.

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PHS faculty enjoy new and redecorated moms mt. Jock Apple ate- Science Mr. Fran Arnett- Chemi stry Mr. boo baderts ner- Pre-AI eora Mrs. Mil dred buI I er - Liorary Aide Mrs. oynthia oanfield- LiDrari on Miss Lynn oa “lson- ohoi r Mr. Jonn Ireland- Athlet ic u irecror, tnyIish Mr. oary Jones- rtorticuIture, VocaTijnal Ayriculture rtr. Ted Livinyston- t earn iny uisaoi I i ties Mr. boo Marshal I - band wr. i olly ftusser- bocial Science, human Kelat ions Mr. Howard 0'NeaI - commerce buriny Enylisn I Mrs. Kim Top- while her fresnmen students aooKs, opan to uejin worK on the ham hands Oack yraded papers hold their pencils poised and assiynment for the day.