Marionville High School - Comet Yearbook (Marionville, MO)

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PEP CLUB SELLS MAGAZINES PEP CLUB-FIRST ROW: E. Carter, A. Tiede, P. Morris, P. Head, P. McCall, J. Houser. SECOND ROW: J. White, D. Lyon, B. Smart, K. Tappana, D. Dorrell, J. Williamson, T. Prewett, J. Pool, L. French, M. Froeschle, D. McClure, L. Guffey, P. Eaton, L. Cox, K. McKnight. THIRD ROW: J. Wheeler, S. Burgess, C. Hopkins, P. Springer, L. Honeycutt, K. Breidenstein, G. Gregg, J. Glensky, D. Springer, B. Cox, J. Wilson, B. Clevenhagen, J. Wiley, 4... 4' l Kathy Pettus receives a stuffed animal as a M.H.S. cheerleaders and Pep Club mem- prizc for subscription sales from Miss Jo- bers view the Marionville-Galena game as Ann Jirik, sponsor. the Comets defeat the Bears 57-54. N. Wheeler, G. Goodson, K. Nichols, J. Andrews, M. Johnson. STANDING: K. Cook, S. Nelson, K. Pettus, B. Andrus, T. French, D. Angus, C. Hobby, S. Fowler, P. Mahan, J. Hubbard, K. Hamp- ton, C. Johnson, B. Bigelow, L. Hughes, M. Young, D. Lane, P. Perry, C. Cox, N. Jackson, L. Wood, F. Baum, C. Schaefer, K. Sartin, Miss JoAnn Jirik, sponsor, E. Erb. M.H.S.'s Pep Club expands its active role in supporting team spirit by dis- playing posters, presenting pep club skits, selling magazines for the pur- chase of club pins, and attending games regularly in their new uniforms. Over S500 was collected from the magazine subscription sale. The winner for the most magazines sold was Marla Froeschle, and runners-up were Kathy Pettus and Brenda Cox. They were presented stuffed animals as prizes. Pep Club officers Kathy Cook, Mar- la Froeschle, Kay Nichols, Debbie An- gus, and Brenda Cox, as well as the members of the Pep Club, promoted the sale of Comet patches to the entire student body.

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CHEERLEADERS BENEFIT FROM CLINIC CHEERLEADERS-KNEELING: Elaine Carter, Peggy Morris, Pama McCall. STANDING: Alice Tiede, Paula Hcad, Jenifer Houser. Peggy Morris sees the enemy as the cheer- Neither rain nor snow or dark of leaders take part in a pep assembly before the night stop the M.H.S. cheerleaders Miller football game. from cheering the Comets on to victory. After many hours of planning, de- corating, and practice, the M.H.S. cheerleaders work to promote the spir- it of each individual student. Pep as- semblies, snake dances, and homecom- ings are only a part of their activities. New types of chants, skits and cheers are developed from ideas given to the cheerleaders last summer while they attended cheerleading clinic at Central High School in Springfield. Missouri. Alternates Sheila Fowler and Barbara Bige- low stand in for twirlers Pam McCall and Paula Head during football season. Elaine Carter, Pam McCall, and Paula Head watch anxiously as thc Comets scramble for the ball in the Purdy basketball game.

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BAND PARTICIPATES AT CLINIC BAND-KNEELING: M. Froeschle, R. Head, P. McCall, L. Hobby, J. Wiley. THIRD ROW: M. Murphy, S. Earnhart, B. French, P. Head. FIRST ROW: N. Jackson. K. McKnight, B. Dickson, C. Murphy, D. Morgan, T. Stewart, R. Robbins, C, Andrus, L. Wood, J. Collier, S. Nelson, K. Hopkins, T. Higgins. Compton, R. Clement, C. Jones, J. Baum. STANDING: L. SECOND ROW: C. Carr, R. Harsen, D. Raynor, J. Hubbard, Cox, J. Pool, P. Springer, D. Jones, D. White, R. Nelson. Mr. C. Schaefer, K. Pettus, T. Thurman, L. Stanley, R. Smart, G. Herschel Heinen, S. Burgess, C. Rickman, S. Mahurin, T. Pre- Goodson, A. Tiede, B. Kyle, P., Wells, K. Tappana, D. Lyon, C. wett. First hour in the morning, a common sight to see, is Mr. Herschel Heinen and his band members practicing for an oncoming band show. The '69 M.H.S. Band works to achieve many goals. In addition to halftime shows, the band participates in the Monett Christmas Parade on November 30, and the an- nual band clinic which is held January 16, at Reeds Spring M.H.S. Band members march at half time at the home games. BAND TWIRLERS: Regina Head, Marla Froeschle. Majorette Pam McCall, Paula Head, and Ba-nd Queen Alice Tiede P1'aCfiCeS the biifi Linda French, tone saxaphone for band clinic. S Q