Marionville High School - Comet Yearbook (Marionville, MO)

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Activities Add Variety THE DESOLATE STILLNESS 4-,Q ' -.. x. H xx For the first time, the new football field was used. An en- - thusiastic pep club supported the team at games. As the Christmas season ap- proached, holiday joy was re- flected in the happy faces of stu- dents. The true spirit of Christmas was enjoyed as clubs cooperated to take food to needy families. of an empty stadium 1S waiting to be shattered by the hustle and roar of a victorious football game. E 21 K Hrqj-STMA JIM SMART, WILLIS Zinn, Frank Moore, and other ,1if.wv'i'5i? f 1l active Lions Club mem- bers helped promote and build the newlstadium. :T H I S P Y ANITA DANIEL AND Connie Elliott COACH PHIL COLLINS awards Ray Newton his letter jacket at the close of the football season. decorate a food basket for an F.B. L.A. project. INTENSE CONCENTRATION SHOWS on Eddie Wood's face as he tries to solve a Bookkeeping Practice Set problem.

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Students Represents School Representing the student body, the Student Coun- cil benefits the school in several ways. High objec- tives proposed are reached through council effort. Members assume such responsibilities as arranging assembly programs, decorating for homecomings, checking lockers, and promoting the polio drive through the intrarnural basketball tournament. Democratic leadership is carried out through the able assistance of the council's sponsor, Mrs. Susan Smith. EARL BURK, PRESIDENT of the student Rod? emphasizes an important Point MAKING POSTERS FOR the talent show took the time and in his acceptance speech during in- stallation ceremonies. effort of Mary Tiede, Mike Norris, and Gail Burk. --f '31- STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS, First Row: Jaunita Brown, Mary Tiede, Gail Burk, Ruby Mahurin, and Mrs. Smith-, advisor. Back Row: Mike Simpson, Bob Tappana, Ronald Miller, Earl Burk, Randy Pendleton, and Mike Norris .