Marionville High School - Comet Yearbook (Marionville, MO)

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, . - W tg' J Nm. . kg 14? ' s . ab X P :ON N' . . X W 'ms vw- nowledge Of Theor Gives Better MRS. IDA MURRAY B.S. Ed., S,M.S. lst Grade MRS, ALICE PEARCE B.S. Ed. , S.M.S, lst Grade MR, COURTMAN PENNEL M,A, Ed. , Drury 7th and 8th Grades MR, HUBERT MELTON B.S. Ed., U. of Mo. Science Agriculture MRS, MARIORIE MOORE B. S. Ed. , Ark, S. Teachers Home Economics Art Here at Marionville through the use of modern teaching techniques, textbooks, movies, and laboratory equipment, an ex- cellent science program has been established to prepare teenagers for a highly developed future. We offer courses in general science, and general and advanced biology. Mathematics is also considered a very important subject, for a knowledge of math is necessary to everyone today, in what- ever field he enters. fs :Mx CURTIS WELLS PONDERS Over a test while Mr, Wright figures out the next day's assign- IUCHI.

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v--...,,,- ENGLISH IV STUDENTS, Sharron Mannering, Larry and Steve Soutee worked many hours building a rep- Wrinkle, Earl Burk, Randall Snyder, Kent Froeschle, lica Of an Elizabethan theater, The Globe . English Arid Histor Develops Broader Concepts 'N 7 MR. GENE HAIR MRS, PAULA HARTMAN MRS, VELMA MCCALL MRS. CRYSTAL MCCORKLE B.S., Ed., S.M.s. B.S., Trinity U. B.S., Ed., Drury B.S. Ed., S.M.S. History Music 4th Grade 6th Grade I3

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nderstanding f Math And Science NO, THAT ISN'T a piece of paper, that's Jupiter, insists Ray Newton to Janice Crumpley, Jackie Johnson, Kathy Peters, and Jackie Davis in General Science class. OUR PHOTOGRAPHER DID not need a flash bulb when taking the picture of these bright Gen. Math students, Janice Crumply, Jan Wilson, and Sherrie Wrinkle. REMEMBER KENNY, YOU'RE only trying to stop the flow of blood, warns Kinneth Kissee to Kenny Smith while practicing first aid in Biology. BYRON SANGUNETT LOOKS pleadingly at Mr. Wright in hopes that he passed the algebra test. I5