Marionville High School - Comet Yearbook (Marionville, MO)

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English And Speech Important to All nication in every day life. Taught by Miss Alice Hayes and Mrs. Anne Kucera, students were stimulated in an atmosphere of great literary Works. Speech, taught by Miss Alice Hayes, Was designed to help students develop poise and confidence when speaking to a large group of people. Anita johnson works hard on her daily Language arts assignment. English is the students' guide to commu- J Mark Mooneyham reads a novel Mrs. Anne Kucera makes an assignment in her freshmen English class. for literary survey class. Sue Forrester and Carol Plowman learn that hand Teresa jones and Susan Wheeler find something gestures are important in their speech class. humorous in their English II literature class. 9

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Business for the Future i 7' +1 'V 1 . N 5 1 1 1 W . linda Pruitt finds the balance of her income jim Bateman figures the interest on a S100 loan at statement. 6 percent for 60 days in general business. W--' ,4a' ' 4 5 ' X In Dear Mr. Brown. . . writes Karen Rinker in her E-x-a-g-g-e-r-a-t-i-o-n is a hard word to type, shorthand class. thinks Jim Head. Business classes this year were taught by Mrs. Mary Fussell and Mrs. Erma Leath- ers. Freshmen and sophomores were intro duced to business through general business juniors and seniors were able to take typ- ing, shorthand and accounting. Typing was divided into two sections. Typing I and Il was for personal typing uses. Advanced business was offered to seniors. A new class, bookkeeping, was added for those wishing to learn more about keeping re- Seventh period typing class works on a letter Cords for personal use. assignment.

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Health Is Valuable One of rnan's most valuable assets is good health. Health as a Whole includes physical, men- tal and social health. When you are healthy you feel good. You are happier and you do better work. Health helps you enjoy play, sports, and parties. It also helps you make friends. This year in health, study included mental health, drugs, and first aid. It was learned that a well-rounded personality and out- look lead to good health. Don't argue with me, says Cindy Daniel as she gives her health report. Surprised are Brad McCoo1 and Henry Morris as Mrs. Newell tells them to put the notebook away. IO L... After eyeing his test paper, Eddie Burk decides Mrs. Newell isn't a tough teacher after all. Mrs. Newell bandages Randy Smart's head as a class demonstration. Mrs. Newell explains points on health notebooks. Mrs. Newell confers with Cindy Smith on her report.