Marionville High School - Comet Yearbook (Marionville, MO)

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N-f MRS, HAZEL PENNEL B.S. Ed., S,M,S, 5th Grade MRS, FLOSSIE THOMPSON B.S. , S.M.5. M, Ed., Drury 3rd Grade JE? 'N' MRS, ELAINE SKOGMAN MRS, SUSAN SMITH MISS LORENE STEWART B,S, Ed, , S,M,S, M,A, Ed, , Ariz. U. B,A, , Okla. Baptist 2nd Grade English English Library Skills Advance Throug Practical arts are useful in preparing stu- dents for the future. These courses are to be selected in correspondence with occupa- tional choices. The selectives in this field of education include shop, agriculture, and business classes. Through these studies, M.H. S. students are given the proper foun- dation for reaching goals of success. WATCH THOSE MARGINS, Johnny, warns Miss Barkley to Johnny Walker. I6 A HIGH-SPIRITED volleyball game offers exercise for Coach Bagwell's sixth period Phys. Ed, class.

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School Personnel Serve MHS SCHOOL COOKS MRS, Ethel Wood, Mrs. Aliee Forrester, find that preparing and serving nutritious Meyer, Mrs, Edith Jackson, and Mrs. Ruth and well-balanced meals is a full time job. Personnel perform the tasks necessary for the efficient operation of the school. Cooks prepare meals to feed hungry students, bus drivers safely transport students daily, and janitors clean-up so that everything is spic and span for the next day. WAITING FOR THE buses to load are bus drivers: Mr, Montgomery, Mr. Forester, Mr. Hargus, Mr. White, Mr. Young, and Mr, Norman. IN ADDITION TO caring for the high school building and gymnasium, Mr. Don Nelson finds time to help teachers with odd jobs. ONE OF THE many jobs of Mr. Charles Forrester include cleaning the elementary buildings.