Marionville High School - Comet Yearbook (Marionville, MO)

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Fine Arts Provide Through music and art, students are able to express their feelings in a variety of ways. Music students experience a sense of gratifications in knowing that they have com- pleted a successful performance, Under Mrs, Hartman's able direction, students learn to appreciate music's finer qualities. In Mrs. Moore's art class students develop their talents and abilities in drawing, paint- ing, and molding ceramics. GIRLS SEXTET: fleft to rightj -Charle Burnett, Vick- ie Smart, Lyndia Samuels, Becky Sellars, Donna Ragan, and Sara Cook. MRS, VERNA ANDRUS d., S.M.S. 2nd Grade GIRLS TRIO: fleft to rightj Velma Meyer, Sharron Mannering, and Donna Haley. fx f' MR. JOE BAGWELL MRS, BERTHA BAKER MRS, KATHLEEN BANNER MISS LORETTA BARKLEY B. S. , College of B.S. Ed. , Black Hills B.S. , Drury B,A,A. , Evangel The Ozarks Teachers College 7th and 8th Grades College Phys. Ed. and Sports 3rd and 4th Grades Commerce 0 Civics Yearbook

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BILLY B. REDUS B. S., Arkansas Tech. M.Ed., U. of Arkansas Advanced work on M,S, , U. of Mo. Enthusiam, interest, and ability are the keys to Billy B. Redus' success as principal. He shows a sincere interest in each student, 1965 marks the seventh year of Mr. Redus' role as principal. Along with his administrative duties he is also the biology instructor. Mr. Redus spends his leisure time hunting and fishing in the scenic Ozarks. JACK C. VINEYARD it 2 MAKING APPOINTMENTS IS only one of the many duties of Mrs. Marian Shipman, secretary to the superin- tendent, B.A. , M.A. , Arizona State U. Jack C. Vineyard is serving his first year in the Marionville school district. His duties as junior high principal, social studies teacher, and P,E. di- rector help him to get to know and understand each student better. He stresses the importance of an education as well as extra-curricular activities. Basketball, fishing, and golf provide Mr. Vine- yard with relaxation and enjoyment, ,. , , f A K w 'v I rv 1,4 g I..-V, - , ' it fwiigrr ig -me .I I hihgiii' as .,gQss.4v,,1- f rj ., S., in P y ff V ,,...,4.w-ew 1 L. A., ,f 5 , W' H Qs

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ultural Expression MIXED CHORUS FIRST ROW: J. Bogdanoff, G. Burk, D. Blades, G. Ellison, R. Newton, S. Eden, E. Burk, K. Froeschle, B. Taparma, B. Murray, P. Burk, S. Sellarsg SECOND ROW: R. Sellars, L. Samuels, S. Mannering, K. Murray, Soutee, L. Wrinkle, R, Pendleton, L. Marks, J. Mooneyham, V. Meyer, S. Bennage, K. Burk, A. Jones, THIRD ROW: J. Morgan, J. Clevenger, D, Vineyard, S. Cook, J. Clevenhagen, B. Redus, K. Smith, D. DeLozier, D. Ellison, C. Young, C. Burnett, I. Johnson, P, Kasingerg FOURTH ROW: C. Pattyson, V. Smart, D. Haley, M, Tiede, J, Cox, R. Miller, H. Cum mings, B. Elliott, N. Collier, D. Ragan, R. New- ton, L. A ndrus. WHILE WORKING WITH ceramics Larry A LOT OF practice and a lot of wind are needed by the Marks and Shirley Caroutte discover there flute trio, Virginia Tiede, Charle Burnett, and Ann Jones. is no room for being clumsy.