Marionville High School - Comet Yearbook (Marionville, MO)

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Library - The Gateway to Learning The library staff is composed of student librarians under the supervision of the librarian, Mrs. Susan Smith. Its purpose is to serve the student body. The library serves as a center for ob- taining all kinds of reference material, film strips, recordings, and books for serious, as well as leisure reading. Most librarians begin their training as freshmen during the year's last quarter. The following year they are prepared for the duties and responsi- bilities expected of library assistants. Each year new books and magazines are added in order to meet the needs of the students. Thus, the library con- tinues to grow and become more useful LIBRARY STAFF INCLUDES, left to right: J. Hurst, S. Hughes, N. Eutsler, C. Burnett, G. Ellison, D. Blades, N. Baum, B. LIBRARY STAFF INCLUDES, left to right: L. Mooneyham, S. Bennage, J. Morrison, P. Kasinger, H. Erb, S. Sellars, V. Tiede D. Lathrop, J. Baxter, S. Wrinkle, S. Wise, J. Gibson, J. Janes, J. Marks, O. Johnson, and Mrs. Susan Smith, Librarian. 1 DIRECTING THE LIBRARY Club are officers, left to right: Glenda Elli- Newberry, L. Clevenger, C. Fulks, J. Michel, J. Crumpley, and son, Charle Burnett, Donna Blades, J. Bogdanoff. Virginia Tiede, and Olga Johnson.

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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 .

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' -K M,,,.,., ilu-A t. - . Comet Staff . . . Planning for the 1966 Comet began last spring as soon as the last shipment for the '65 Comet was sent off. First, a theme and cover must be chosen. Then, come the layouts, pictures, copy, cuts, headlines, and, of course, lots and lots of work. All of these things are changed many, many times. Then, page by page, the Comet IS finished for one more year. A history, a memory book, a training for writers photographers, and salesmen, and people with a few spare minutes are wrapped up in a yearbook. The Comet staff hopes that each of you will find the pages of this yearbook as windows to friends, teachers, activities, and classes. EDITOR OLGA JOHNSON is pictured here as she plans a page in the Comet. SMILING STAFF MEMBERS, Linda Mooney- ham, Donna Blades, and Ann Stanton are on their way to sell ads. I0 FIRST YEAR COMET members, Pam Burk and Billy Redus, are aided by Mrs. Judy Askins, sponsor.