Marionville High School - Comet Yearbook (Marionville, MO)

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ATHLETICS A brief shining moment . . . that last lunge that results in a winning touchdown or scoring a free shot in the last two seconds. Good sportsmanship. a spirit of competition the sorrow of defeat and the pride of victory are all a part of high school sports. Whether the location is a football field or a basketball court, sports provide valuable lessons and unforgettable memories for the participants and fans. ATHLETICS EDITORS: Charles Pattyson Duane Froeschle

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LIBRARY AIDS STUDENTS AND TEACHERS LIBRARIANSfFIRST ROW: J. Andrews, L. Honeycutt, D. Dor- rell, D. Wishon, F, Baum, D. Mott, T. Thruman, L. Stanley, Mrs. Susan Smith, sponsor, D. Lyon, N. Jackson, N. Stout, B. Clcven- hagen, D. McClure, P. McCall. SECOND ROW: B. Bigelow, C. Glenna Johnson concentrates on her shorthand assignment in 6th hour study hall. Donna Lane is aided by Mrs. Susan Smith in the usage of library reference materials. Killman, M. Young, G. Johnson, P. Perry, L. Guffey, C. Johnson, R. Gift, R. Head. THIRD ROW: P. Morris, B. Andrus, S. liowlcr, C. Hobby. The library staff is composed of student librarians under the supervision of Mrs. Susan Smith. Their purpose is to aid the student body with school assignments and leisure read- ing. The library enables the student to use a wide selection of reference, short story, fiction, biography. and classified books. A wide assortment of film strips, records, tapes, and magazines are also available for use by students and teach- ers. Z - X tw-. N Mrs. Susan Smith relies on the assistance of library officers Pam McCall, Regina Head, Barbara Bigelow, and Dorothy Dorrcll.

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Paul Brown makes a much needed gain as Mark Brown and Tom Soutee pave the way. COMETS PLACE SECOND Second place in the Midwest Conference for the 1968 Football Season went to the Marionville Comets. The young Comets, with but two starting seniors to lead them, battled to a strong second behind one of the two teams to go unde- feated in Southwest Missouri. Marionville had an average of 23 points to their opponents 10 per game. Next year looks even brighter as fifteen offensive and defensive players will return. During a skull session, Coach Al Houser outlines a play which will be used against Greenfield in the championship game. MARIONVILLE COMETS-FIRST ROW: D. Childers, M. Jones, K. Soutoe, J , Gold, J - J ohnson, M- Pritchard, J- Stewart, and J - Garoutte, M. Murphy, R. Hoschar, S. Hopkins, S. Earnhart, L. Wheeler, THIRD ROW: Hayden Trigg, coach, J. MCCUll21ll, C, Wright, J. Bateman, and J. D. Baxter. SECOND ROW: D. Murphy, Jones, D- Smart, M. Rickman, lil Janos, R. Gold, E. Sinarl, R- Dick- manager, P. Brown. R. Smith, D. Murphy, T. Houser, B. Hopkins, T.