Marionville High School - Comet Yearbook (Marionville, MO)

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STUDENT COUNCIL BUILDS FOR TCMORROW STUDENT COUNCIL: Eddie Smart, Debbie Lyon, Mrs. Susan Mike Rickman, Ricky Sparks, Peggy Morris, Tom Soutoe, Doug Smith, sponsor, Regina Head, Kathy Tappana, Karen McKnight. Murphy. Cynthia Hopkins, Teresa Higgins, Steve Hopkins, Nancy Jackson, Debbie Lyon and Regina Head total the Build For 21 Better Tomorrowvisthe value of the food donated by the Fresh- theme for the 1969 Student Council in- man class for the Christmas Basket? St211121ti011- Mike Rickman, Eddie Smart, and Debbie Tom Soutoo, vioo-president of the Student Lyon conduct the election for the basket- C0Ul1Ci1, is 21150 the lead Singer in 31003-1 ball homecoming queen. band. Build for a Better Tomorrow is the 1969 Student Council theme. Each individual member strives to help pro- mote this theme. Under the supervix- ion of Mrs. Susan Smith, the council sponsors various activities and projects -sponsoring the homecoming events, elections, the polio drive, and the Christmas Basket. They also hold special assemblies as entertainment for the student body featuring singing groups and various other attractions. Special acknowledgement should be given to the Student Council for the ability to understand the needs of the entire student body and to see that most of these needs are fulfilled.

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FIRST HONORS IN 1968 .-K . 5. rd' Jeanne Claire Wiley and Barbara Bigelow spend many hours design- ing class lay-out pages. Pam McCall, COMET business manager, is assisted by Judy Pool as they work on ad pages. in ii son, Barbara Bigelow, and Jeanne Claire Wiley. STANDING: Mrs. Judy Askins, Sponsor, and Peggy Morris. Teresa Higgins does most of the typing for the 1969 yearbook. is Y fr: 'X' XMX X AX in 95 Juniors Sheila Fowler, Peggy Morris, and Paula Head concentrate on getting their pages completed for the first deadline.

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F.B.L.A. SPONSORS CHILI SUPPER F.B.L.A.-FIRST ROW: K. Cook, P. McCall, M. Froeschle, R. Head, P. Head, T. Higgins, K. Nichols, Mrs. Judy Askins, sponsor. SECOND ROW: B. Andrus, S. Fowler, C. Killman, M. Young, B. Bigelow, D. Johnston, C. Johnson, R. Gift, G. Goodson. THIRD ROW: C. Hob- Future Business Leaders of America is an organization for the development of tomorrow's business leaders. To ex- tend their knowledge of business meth- ods and procedures, F.B.L.A. members tour local businesses, listen to guest speakers, and participate on commit- tees for special purposes such as enter- tainment, scrapbook, activities report, and planning for conventions. Through careful preparation the F.B.L.A. members planned and spon- sored a chili supper to provide money to purchase equipment for the business classrooms. v-'Y F.B.L.A. member Peggy Morris tells Santa Claus, Jack McCullah, what she wants for Christmas. Jack McCullah appears to pay more atten- tion to the photographer than to F.B.L.A. president Kathy Cook. by, B. Cox, D. Angus, P. Eaton, B. Clevenhagen, D. McClure, L. Guffy, P. Perry, P. Morris, D. Lyon. FOURTH ROW: D. lfroeschlc, P. Brown, M. Jones, T. Soutee, R. Gold, E. Smart, J. McCullah, B. Hopkins, D. Murphy, C. Pattyson. Sheila Fowler, Regina Head, and Rodney Gold make plans for the annual F.B.L.A. chili supper. Duane Froeschle gives his interpretation of Henry Gibson's poem Worms.