Marionville High School - Comet Yearbook (Marionville, MO)

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This group provides musical entertain- Thebeginners band offers its young members fundamental ment for the people of the community training required for the senior band. It also teaches the at the annualliaster program and at other student to appreciate music while giving them whole- special occasions. som e entertainment. Irs. Eugene Burnett, providesa new sense of anization in the school. Activitiesin which ames, and marching in parades. n it E The drum corps is composed of 30 IT skill and talent is recognized throughout 27 if Q 3 A Their reputation for community. I

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The music Department has chosen as its motto 'With Music We Live . In the spring, variousmusic groups participate in the Southwest Missouri State Music Contest. All of those receiving a l rating in the sub-district and district contest are then eligible to go on to Columbia. The clarinet trio is composed of Lindy Stumpf, Linda Ray, Sherrie Smart, Judy Kissee, Carol Michel, Rudy Johnson, and Phyllis Thomas. Betty Schaefer, Mary Jane Rollins, Garilyn Haacker. This newly organized group makes two im- portantcontributions. It develops the mem - bers musical skill and furnishes enjoyable music for others to hear. The Band, composed of 51 students and directed i musical appreciation which is unmatched by any Ol the band participated include entertaining atfootba 26

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aaa eaf Zheeafegimfz if ' ' s ill 2 ll!! The library is a place to read, to study, and to do research. Mrs. Sm ith and her fif- teen assistants have seen to it that our library is well-stocked for all needs that might arise for the students. The li- brarians help keep the library running smoothly and ef- ficiently, and are always willing to help any student find what he needs. Mrs. Smith is the librarian. Her assistants are Ella Mae Jones, Cathy Person, Mary Jane Rollins, Linda Ray, Mary Brinley, Margaret Andrus, Glenda Garoutte, Carol Sue Simpson, Sharon McGehee, by f Sherrie Smart, Harleen Kasinger, Janetta Gwinup, Janet Murphy, Doris Wells, and Ruby Johnson. ,Y f. All books in the library are classified by the Dewey decimal system, and are ac- cessible on open shelves. The librarians in the above picture, along with Mrs. Smith, work daily helping the students find research material for class reports, information for term papers, as well as helping them to choose a book of their choice. W' f ,Zh L, 1-.:' A librarian's job is never finished. The girls type the catalog cards and check books and magazines in and out, as well as decorate the bulletin board in study hall. Because of these girls and their supervisor, Mrs. Smith, the library has come to play a significant role in the life of the student.