Peabody High School - Warrior Yearbook (Peabody, KS)

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 I would like to do more pro- gramming, says Jorg Schneider, senior. Intro to Computer provides Jorg with a typing challenge. Jorg Schneider changes countries and lifestyles When he left Rendsburg.Germany, Jorg Schneider, senior, flew into Chicago and wondered where he would spend the next school year. Jorg became interested in coming to the United States after he heard ex- citing reports about American life from friends. Filling out forms and taking tests were the beginning of the six month process to become a foreign ex- change student. Meeting in Frankfurt, the group of Germans flew to Chicago on July 23rd and found out who their fam- ilies would be for the upcoming year. Jorg stayed with Mr. Stan An- derson . He thought the school year was fun and relatively easy. Doing the chores, Chris Lovett, sophomore, and Jorg Schneider, senior ,unIoad telephone poles. Posing for a family portrait, Chris Lovett, sophomore; Jorg Schneider, senior; and Mr. Stan Anderson take a break from farm chores.

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Being a senior? What else do you need SENIOR LEADERS: Row 1: Mr. John Ireland, Mr. Howard O’Neal. Row 2: Mr. Tim Lohrentz , Dan- ielle Brunzel l-secretary-treasurer . Row 3:Tim Hurst-pres I dent , David Pickens-vice president. To show his football spirit, Vince Saenz, senior. Is the sixth and last to try the Bosworth haircut. During Speech class, Beth Gaines, senior, uses Ernie to explain the mummified remains of Lucy, the oldest known skeleton. Checking on the yearbook options, Cory Foth and Laura Reagan, seniors, talk with the Josten's Representative Derius Mammen. 14 Seniors

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Over 68% above 3.0 on first nine weeks GPA lists NOT P1CTUREV: Keaton CatiAon Checking on cheer leading plans, Lori Brooks , senI or , talks with Mrs. Jeanle Strotkamp, sponsor. On Homecom- I ig Idol Day Mar I a Yor ks- T am Iyn Tom- II a , Roxanne Dalike- rock star, Angie Edmon d s-J an- et J ac kson , Eric Wo If- Don Johnson pose for a group shot During the Homecom-lng Rally, Tim Hurst, sen tries on some rather zare clothing Seniors