Marionville High School - Comet Yearbook (Marionville, MO)

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ff In compiling the yearbook, the editorial staffgives careful thought tomakingarecord book for you to use as a refer- ence or history of the school year. Front row: Jeannie Cross, Lindy Stumpf, Mary Wells, Ruby Johnson, Susan Waterman, Betty Schaefer, Linda Ray. Second row: Doris Wells, Douglas Waterman, Carol Hillhouse, CarolMichel, Dorothy Soutee. Mrs. Erb, Jeanr1ieCross, Carol Hill- house, Mary Wells, Carol Michel, Linda Ray, and Betty Schaefer, arrived in Columbia Friday, No- vember 11, for the MIPA convention, sponsored by the Missouri University School of Journalism. The girls gathered valuable information to use in the future designing of a yearbook. They feel that they will be better trained for their work in the future. k X fy ' Doris Wells, editor, assigns personal work to the staff members. JeannieCross, business manager, keeps a com plete and accurate record of all the business transactions A picture from behind the scenes

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00295 Jima We The glee club develops an appreciation for music, the universallanguage. Under the able direction of Mrs. Eugene Bur- nett, they rehearse diligently throughout the year. These girls received an I in sight reading at two years in succession. First row:LoraineBrown,Gari1yn Haacker, Paula Marsh, Donna Marsh, Patsy Gold, Mary Brinley, Charlotte Blades, Ilene Coker, Mary Dunkle, Carol Hillhouse, Carol Simpson, Deloris Eutsler. Second row: Marsha Melton, Carol Mahurin, Furn Eutsler, Jancie Sparkman, Lindy Stumpf, Jeannie Cross, Christine Carson, Judy Forrester, Betty Morris, Kathryn Ray, Brenda Moody, Shirley Andrus, Mrs. Bur- nett. Third row: Mary Wells, Connie Hagler, Glenda Garoutte, Sherrie Smart, Mary Rollins, Donna Nelson, Judy Kissee, Carol Michel, Doris Wells, Phyllis Thomas, Sharon McGehee, Ruby John- son, Betty Schaefer. Fourth row: Janet Marilyn Tappana, Dorothy Gibson, Marie . ll J s uznu is LI, :AL . J-iJr fs'isJl J v . , ,, , . ff -- t-' a s s- :Ja . , M fs..-L V -'-, I Iri an rr, . i J if P I f , , ' sais l f' F . .. J , L S an if is, fi s',, 'F 5 , 5 .g I ,E . ,L ,tg ,sst gg gg , .1-t F is v . . it if E F 52? 3 is , E- -g f K K . is .si 3 S i Vig P . r A 6 'i:l 'i s , ,trts ,.,, i : rts, iitsst L Mahan, Linda Ray, Jimmie Brown, Lola Gardner, Sara Pearson, Pearson, Glenda Morrison, Paula Norris, Janetta Gwinup, Harleen Kasinger, Carmen Carson, Deanna Gold. This year marks anew and progressive year for the boy's glee club. Through regular practice it has become a truly fine organization. First row: Larry Allhands, Larry Sparks, Richard Person, Charles Lawson, Bob Wilson, GeneDeLozier, Tony Blades, Ronnie Thomas, Mrs. Burnett. Second row: Larry Cook, Paul Smart, Myron Miller, J.C. Johnson, R. L. Wheeler, Jimmy Wilson, Steven Guffey, Larry Matney, David Johnson. Third row: Donnie Coffer, Roger Talley, Ronnie Miller. Tom Ball, Leon Glover, Bob Johanson, Sammy Gammill, Bob Matney, Allen Garner, Gary Eden. Harmonizing to- gether with beau- tifu lly phrased music is a pleasant experience for these girls.