Marionville High School - Comet Yearbook (Marionville, MO)

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FBLA Prepares Students FBLA FIRST ROW S Janes C Compton V Patterson S Wishon D Froeschle C Murphy Mrs Mary Fussell sponsor SECOND ROW N Hoover T Groesbeek R Henry C Smith K Hoover R Harr1s B Emhoff R Harsen R Chilcutt D Springer A Johnson THIRD ROW: T. Johnson, J. McKnight, Y. Jones D. Hackathorn K. Gold, C. Daniel, D. Hughes, C. Stewart, J. Redus, C. Fowler, L. Pru- R. Looney, K. Prewett. itt S Walker FOURTH ROW N Thompson D Jones D Rmker D Morgan K Rlnker C Hicks A Compton K Housley J Foster B Kyle R Smart IIFTH ROW K Henry R Persinper R Jones L Freeman D McCully E Dean D Morgan C Froeschle D Bassore Linda Pruitt, Anita Johnson, Rose Chilcutt, and Ann Compton sit patiently as the of- ficers get ready to initiate the FBLA mem- bers. Cindy Smith, Randy Smart, and Keith Prew- ett agree that this year's chili was delicious. sovs stiff X 'x Diana Hackathorn and Yvonne Jones fully rinse off the dishes at FBLA chili supper. the annual

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Students Express Themselves in Art their ceramics are Chris Murphy and Cathy Bowling. Roger Blankenship puts the finishing touches on his cookie jar. 15' e, J. 'i +ff,. X Johnson is cutting out magazine pictures for her poster. Jack Burgess and Brenda Carl are sketching a vase of flowers. Kerry Henry is hurriedly finishing up his poster for display at open house. Students were given a chance to express themselves in art class. They were encouraged to put forth their best effort in all of their projects. Throughout the year students did many different things. They made ceramics, painted pictures, and made posters. The making of candles was added this year.

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Business Career McCully, Eddie Dean, and Doris Smith keep busy with the work in general business. Rinker pauses for a moment to rest while Denise Morgan busy on working in the advance business class. Today business is a rapidly expanding field of careers. The Future Business Leaders of America helps to prepare high school students for a career in business. The FBLA, with advisor Mrs. Mary Fussell, promoted business aware- ness. ' Twenty percent of the profit from the FBLA chili sup- per and basketball game was donated to the March of Dimes as part of the national project, HELP. The KY3TV Cardiac Kids played the FBLA basketball team. FBLA members must be enrolled in, or have taken a business course. The business department offered students several courses. Typing taught students the proper way to type letters, business forms, and term papers for other classes. Shorthand students were taught dictation and tran- scription. General business students learned about running a business including insurance, taxes, and wise use of credit. Accounting class learned how to maintain records for both a service and a merchandising type of business. Seniors plan- ning on a career in business took the advanced business course In this class they furthered their knowledge of business forms, business machines, and business procedures. Q, Q M S- KUIZHCT 01160145 to S60 if he hit the correct KCYS 011 The WPC- Debby Rinker and Sherry Wishon practice taking dictation in beginning in first hour typing class. Shorthand 31355,