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Kathy Bowman Feature Staff Glenda Clontz News Staff STAFF Diiane Maney News Staff Diane Robinson Business Staff James Burgin Sports Staff Vicki Deal Proofreader Ann Toney Photographer Mike Carnes News Staff Marilyn Bulman Feature Staff Gwen Conner Typist Robert McCall News Editor Elizabeth Stacy Typist Dick Miller Sports Editor Janis Cline News Editor Gini Hensley Feature Staff Linda Mace News Staff Jean Freeman Cartoonist Johnny Kent Sports Staff Joyce Vickers Business Manager Camilla Neal Feature Editor Margaret Tucker Feature Staff Brendai Reel Typist Fifty-three
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Covering news at Marion High School is no easy job. All members of the Marionette Staff, especially the editor, work hard in putting out a paper worthy of Marion High students. Each edition is usually printed for special occasions such as Homecoming, Christmas, and Graduation. For the first time in the history of Marion High School, nine papers were printed during the year. Left to right: Terrye Wyatt, Assistant; Sarah Greene, Editor; Pat Wilson, Assistant. MARIONETTE Mrs. Betty Freeman, Sponsor Also this year, the first six-page papers were print- ed. These are fine examples of the splendid enthusiasm, initiative, and competency of the Marionette Staff. Many improvements and additions highlighted the 1965-1966 year of the Marionette Staff. Each year the Marionette Staff sponsors the Marionette Revue. This is the contest in which Miss Marion High is chosen. Fifty-two
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Seated, left to right: M. Smith, G. Clontz, F. Fortner. Standing, left to right; S. Bulman, D. Robinson, S. Melton, L. Goode, B. Webb, B. Clontz, D. Watkins, K. Randolph, J. Cordell, J. Clontz, S. Walker, S. Bean, C. Byrd, M. Cowan, M. Wylie, M. Twiggs. ART CLUB The Art Club provides a cultural activity which will add to the education of anyone. Not only does it give students wi th artistic ability an opportunity to express themselves, but it also offers enlightenment for all on many different types of art. For the more talented members, an exhibit is judged once each year. And for the art lover, films and guest speakers on painting and sculpture are of- fered. Lefr to right: Madge Twiggs, Vice President; Sandy Bulman, Presi- dent; Fay Fortner, Secretary; Marilyn Bulman, Treasurer. Tommy Cowan Exhibits one of his creations. Fifty-four
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