Marionville High School - Comet Yearbook (Marionville, MO)

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Favorites ofStudent Body lg' Besides being senior class favorites, they are also favorites with each other. Farley was in FFA, foot- ball, and track. Renee' was in FHA, FBLA, glee club, an A-team cheer- leader, and a member of the COMET staff. Junior class favorites Steve Marlin and Becky Bateman challenge each other in a typing race. Steve was in- volved in FFA, and foot- ball. Becky Was in FBLA, a twirler, an A-team cheer leader and a member of the COMET staff. Marty Vanderhoof and Sus- an Wheeler wonder if the drivers ed car will start after they get it fixed. Marty was involved in FFA, football, and track. Susan took part in pep club, glee club, FHA, and FBLA. Freshman class favorites put to life an old dream of many students. Kevin Brown was in track, FFA, and football. Connie Soutee was in pep club, FBLA, FHA, and glee club. 23

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Students Select Seniors As Belle And Beau Belle and Beau were elected by the popular vote of the student body after the CO- MET staff selected the can- didates. The identity of the Winners was not known to the student body until the COMET arrived in the spring. The 1973-74 COMET Belle and Beau winners, Jeanette Hadley and Eddie Hilton were crowned by Cindy Daniel Senior Belle, Jeanette Hadley, was active in pep club and FHA. Senior Beau Eddie Hilton, trns- ferred from Crane during his soph- omore year. Sophomore candidate, Tammy Rhodes, was active in FBLA, and pep club. James White, sophomore candidate took part in basketball. l I junior candidate, Tina Ford, was a band twirler, and Freshman candidate, Margie High, was active in FFA pom pom girl. Junior candidate, Steve Marlin, took and pep club. jeff Cryderman, freshman candidate, part in football and FFA. took part in basketball and was a class officer. 22

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F A - Builds Leaders This year's club was lead by Farley Kutzner, presi- I dent, and Mr. james W Kyle, advisor. Social act- ivities included sending representatives to the na- tional FFA convention in Kansas City and regional and state judging contests. Calendars were distributed to the businesses in Marionville, and new this year was the selling of safety signs for area farm implements. IR. FFA FIRST ROW: D. Cavener, L. Eaton, D. Marks, M. Hannon, J. White, Mr. James Kyle. Advisor. SECOND ROW: K. Kuuner, D. Gold, S. Andrews, D. High, T. Gipson, J. Angus, J. Walker, S. Custer, R. Mit- Each member was requir- ed to maintain a vocational project through the year. J, Mitchell, chell. THIRD ROW: L. Gold, T. Kasinger, D. Jones, M. Jones, G. Huff, I. Brashers, K. Rapp, M. Bogdanoff. FOURTH ROW: D. Williams C. Barnett, I. Hadley, J. White, R. Foster, B. Medlin, D. Coker, D. Davis, FFA FIRST ROW: S. Lawson, R. Robbins, H. Morris, B. Kyle, T. Hickman, F. Kutzner, B. Glensky, R. White, J. Burk, R. Henry. SECOND ROW: P. Groes- beck, M. High, S. Marlin, R. Edmondson, D. Hop- kins, A. Hubbard, B. McCool, K. Lathrop, G. Walker, B. Kyle, B. Bateman. THIRD ROW: R. Rapp, K. And- rews, D. Fitzpatrick, M. Mounce, R. Fitzpatrick, I. Bateman, T. Hickman, M. Vanderhoof, G. Carl, J. Head, B. Burk, M. Robbins, G. Head. FOURTH ROW: 24 J. Batson, L. Henry, L. Burk, R. Lane, J. jones, D. Baum, G. Gold, M. Burgess, K. Gillig, R. Clements, K. Hendricks, H. Johnson. FIFTH ROW: B. Morrison, T. Barnett, D. McCoo1, M. Harmon, J. Hadley, J. Forrester, O. Edmondson, C. Kutzner, A. Davis, R. Hutchinson, M. McCul1y. SIXTH ROW: R. Barnett, M. Wiles, D. Cavener, J. Toler, M. Andrews, J. Mooneyham, K. Brown, G. McCord, G. Gilmore, J. Cryderman, R. Lyon, Mr. Jim Kyle, Advisor.