Marionville High School - Comet Yearbook (Marionville, MO)

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M.H.S. comes alive in September and stays alive all year. Many things happen during the school year. Some of these memories are special to us. For a freshman, one ofthese mem- ories may be the pride of entering high schoolg or for a senior it may be the lump in his throat as he leaves these same halls for the last time as a student. Some ofthe brief shining mo- ments that will stand out in your memories of school have been captured in the '69 COMET. The staff dedicates the 1969 COMET to these Briet'Shining Moments and to the hopes and dreams of those moments to come.

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BUSY MOMENTS PROVIDE Mr Hugh McNary watches as students attempt to sway votes in the mock election, which is As the i968-'69 school year opens. each student experiences his own per- sonal brief shining moments. Often he meets them withjoy, interest,antici- pation, and excitementg and sometimes with anxiety, surprise, and uncertainty. No matter what the emotion or re- action, each moment holds a special meaning for the one who experiences it. The memory of these moments will long be remembered in the heart and mind ofthe individual. On these opening pages, the COMET Staff will try to display a glimpse of some of the moments of the students of M.H.S. in hopes that some of the excitement and emotion of these times will be conveyed to you, the reader. XJ . pk. 'Q lf' Charles Pattyson finds that arrangements can always be made for taking guidance tests under the supervision of Mr. Ernest Boyd. David Childers, Doug Williamson, Jim to the Civics Class Rhodes, Ricky Smith, and Kirk Garoutte experience a tense moment as they watch the World Series. Regina Head discovers that there are never enough hands when working in the conces- sion stand.