Marionville High School - Comet Yearbook (Marionville, MO)

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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.

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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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was ,,,. WHILE DIAGRAMING A sentence in English ll, Anita Daniels may be thinking, the subject is con- nected to the predicate, the pred- icate is connected to the object, the object is . . . MARION PLOWMAN AND Mr Hair refer to the United States map in their study of American History The language arts play a vital role in the cur- riculum of every Marionville student. They prepare each person for a life of conversing, reading, and writing in an intelligent and enjoyable manner. Students are provided with an excellent oppor- tunity to gain a thorough knowledge of their own language through their English classes. Grammar, spelling, vocabulary, and an appreciation for good literature is accented. Students are taught that the study of history is not only a study of the past but also includes a thorough study of the current events of today. PREPARING FOR A civics test involves in- MRS. ALJEAN BENSON MRS. SYLVIA CRAIN tense concentration as is shown by Sharon B. S, Ed. , S,M, S. M. Ed. , Drury Hughes. 6th Grade B S. , S.M.S. 5th Grade