Marionville High School - Comet Yearbook (Marionville, MO)

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tv, ml , 4 xy-un , l ii -iaii' Lrg, iff! ' ..' - 'lu a l THE PLACE What we do . . .homecoming royalty rehearsing for the big moment, classes voting for Belle 8a Beau, annual mem- bers working to meet that final deadline, clubs striving to complete their goals, football players pushing that extra yard, cheerleaders boosting morale, or play cast members learning their lines. A routine year was transformed into action-packed weeks through activities and organizations. These activities provided a release from tension and an enjoyable atmosphere for the students.

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Vocational Agriculture is designed to train boys to be- come better farmers, citizens, and leaders. They achieve their goal by learninglfarm practices and shopwork. This year they took a field trip to the Mount Vernon Research Center, the Ozark Empire Fair, Hand the State Fair. Each year the Future Farmers of America sponsors the annual barnwarming, and the Parent-Son Banquet. Mem- bers participate in public speaking and parliamentary proce- dure team events at regional and state meetings. Mr. Kyle and several FFA members attended the national FFA convention in Kansas City. This year the club was lead by Joe Davis, president, and Mr. Jim Kyle, advisor. Vo Ag Students Learn Farrr ' I i ,-Z' I 'i 5 - ri r ' 1 'T Mr. Kyle presents awards to the outstanding members at the 73 Parent-Son Banquet. ' 1-lr LI ll I!-r FIRST ROW: S. Walker, R. Henry, J. Davis, pres., D. Thurman, tres., P. McKnight, v. pres., T. Hickman, pa.rl., E. Head, rep., D. Fitzpatrick, sen., B. Carl, P. Groesbeck, Mr. Jim Kyle, sponsor. SECOND ROW: T. Hickman, A. Hubbard, G. Head, K. Lathrop, R. Angus, D. Thomas, M. Vanderhoof, D. White, J. Burgess, H. Morris, M. Wiles. THIRD ROW: J. Forrester, B. Kyle, M. Harmon, K. Gillig, H. Johnson, M. Rader, G. Gold, M. Burgess, J. Bateman, G. Carl, V. Bowling, S. tee, J. Head, FOURTH ROW: R. Fitzpatrick, J. Forrester, R. J. Batson, B. Morrison, G. Walker, R. White, R. Robbins, B. D. Baum, J. Burk, B. Burk. FIFTH ROW: S. Marlin, R. Rapp, B. Glensky, K. Hendricks, K. Anderws, B. White, R. Clements, D. son, M. Mounce, M. Vanderhoff, L. Freeman, J. White, D.