Maryville High School - Maryvillian Yearbook (Maryville, MO)

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COLLEGE BOUND STU- DENTS inspect university annuals as they consider prospective schools. Pic- tured are, First Row: Di- ane Vawter, Tassy Jones, Jeanette Bauman, and Chandis Reynolds, Second Row: Carole Duff, Sam Nicholas, E. C. Walker, Norma Wilson, Mike Thompson and Helen Meyer. All of these stu- dents have maintained high grade averages in all of their school work. PROBLEM ANALYZATION temporarily puzzles this excel- lent student, Toni Johnson, as Mrs. Merlin Fuller, algebra in- structor, explains the best way to attack the problem. NUCLEAR POWER becomes meaningful to Lavon Murray, junior, Pat Hart and Steve Smay, seniors, as they study a scale model of a nuclear power plant. Maintaining E grade averages, these boys have a keen interest in science. Students Set Records This year at MHS great emphasis has been placed on academic achievement. In search of knowledge, students have made their yearly curric- ulum schedule heavier. Many of them have taken advantage of opportunities to develop their skills and have reached outstandiiig scholastic goals. Students featured on this page are symbolic of all those Maryville High youth who have set their sights on high grade averages mainly because they symbolize high achievements. They realize that their records in high school will have a direct eflfect on their l'utures. ...101

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HS Members Achieve Active, diligent students worked in the Na- tional Honor Society, an organization with mem- bership based on students' records in service to school, leadership, character, and attitude toward all fields of school life. Not only must each member be in the upper third of his class but also he must be chosen by the faculty and principal to represent his school in this honor organization. Indeed the right to wear the NHS pin is a coveted one earned by diligence and high achievement. LEADERS OF TOMORROW, Ann Sham- berger and Richard Sellers, work to make Maryville High School an outstanding school by serving as class leaders. X-S PROVE IT! challenges Steve Smay to Steve Brown as they check sources on debatable topics for their critical issues class. 11 11 .-- '-3 '91 ..'X.g Ti COMMUNITY-MINDED journalists Pat Harr and Tanya Driver, editors of the Maryville Hi-Lights and the Maryvillian, serve both school and community through their work in journalism. ' i. l