Marionville High School - Comet Yearbook (Marionville, MO)

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Math Makes World Go Round Math makes the World go round when taught and absorbed properly. This year the teachers were Miss Blenna Del-Iart and Mr. Wyman Miller. Among the courses offered were basic and general math, to get students started. Algebra l and ll, trigonometry, and geometry follow for advanced math. Algebra I and ll was asking yourself What, how, and why, then applying that to the problems. Trigonometry dealt with loga- rithms While geometry covered theorems and proving them. Jim White and Jeff Toler relax as they go over a test in algebra I. Janie Burk explains her solution to an algrebra II problem. Mr. Miller finds that teaching, using, the podium, Miss DeHart explains how Randy Lane scored on a test helps secure the attention of the geometry students. in general math. 14

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Vocabulary for IE Students David Fitzpatrick is kept busy cutting rafters. V w l 1 Farley Kutzner and David Fitzpatrick were caught by the Comet photographer as they remove cement from the foundation forms. Where are we going to stack all of these forms? It's plumb! thinks Ken Lathrop. Will the roof lead? Wondered the stu- dents of the new home maintenance and Wood technology courses. The eleven stu- dents enrolled in these classes had an op- portunity to construct a three bedroom home to be sold to the highest bidder. Other courses included advanced Woods, general shop, and junior high shop. U This year's students have made articles of leather, plastic, and Wood. Woodworking, home maintenance and wood technology students made a field trip to. Silver Dollar City. They were able to ob- serve some 90 craftsmen at Work.

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Chorus Performs With Great Success MIXED CHORUS: FIRST ROW: S. Lawson, M. Harris, C. Hackathorn, D. Springer, C. Young, P. Jones, B. Kyle, C. Walker, C. Plowman, M. Gardner, J. Thomas, Director. SECOND ROW: C. Smith, C. Smart, S. Soutee, S. Harris, D. Hendricks, D. Hack- athom, Y. Jones, B. Burk, D. Cooper, G. Tappana, G. Head, S. Wheeler, T. Rhodes, J. Compton, P. Parker, S. Carl. THIRD ROW: R. Chilcutt, C Bow- ling, M. Chilcutt, J. Burk, G. Herndon, C. Hoover, Sally Erb and Cathy Smart use their ability to sing. 1 .' l .. . Gayle He1'ndOI1 pI'aC1ZlC6S on her solo. Randy Smart narrates for the Christmas contata., I.. Pruitt, C. Daniel, T. Breidenstein, M. Rundel, B. Kyle, C. Murphy, J. Burk, J. Patterson, J. Dean, R. Kasinger, C. Soutee, R. Wishon, T. Ford, T. White- head. FOURTH ROW: S. Erb, V. Forrester, P. Erb, B. Kyle, C. Coker, A. Herndon, K. Gold, J. Henry, D. Hopkins, R. Smart, A. Hubbard, J. Forrester, M. McMichael, R. Lyon, D. McCully, C. Compton, R. Henry, J. Kutzner, L. johnson, D. Gardner, P. Groes- beck, R. Harris, F. Kerr, N. Jordan, A. Compton. A wonderful story of love, rang through the halls as the mixed chorus members began practicing for the annual Christmas program. Soprano, alto, tenor, and bass were all the necessary tones for that ear- pleas ing effect. Some members were hon- ored to attend the T rebel Chorus and Mixed Chorus held at SMSU in November Other activities for the year were attending the clinic at Miller and sing- ing at the pop concert in the spring. 15