Marionville High School - Comet Yearbook (Marionville, MO)

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EXPERIE CE COMET SPIRIT! ! ! X , 4 Aren't you going to vote? asks Renee' Henry as Connie Compton prepares the ballot. MHS was a series of events, objects and people that can never be forgotten. As each school day passed, many different feelings and experiences were combined to create a year. Not just a year of learning from books but a year which con- sisted of learning from friends, experi- ences and responsibilities. On these open- ing pages the COMET staff hopes to give you a glimpse of yourself as others saw you for what you really wereg because as the Gene Raskin song has expressed, Those were the days my friend. nb' Band Director, Mrs. Thomas, concentrates on the H Homecoming performance as Chris Murphy seems 'Where is everyone going? wondexs Majorette Cindy Daniel. unconcerned. 3

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Those Were the Days Academics . . . . . 5 Student Life . . . .23 The People . . . . . 53 The Community .... 99 As childhood days, our high school days will linger and age like the Wine that sets upon the shelf. Yet the bottle will never be broken and the contents Within will never be spilt. Those days do not only lie ahead of us, as in the pages of our '74 yearbook, but are in our past, in our hearts, in our minds and forever in our thoughts.

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EVENTS HU 1973 Miss Merrie Christmas, Renee' Henry, beams with pride as she poses for the photographer. Work, Work, Work, thinks Mr. Fussell as he keeps himself busy. 4 RELIEVED! !! listen here girlie, expresses Bill Kyle to Cindy Smith at the Jr. Sr. Play. Students glance through new yearbooks with enthusiasm.