Marionville High School - Comet Yearbook (Marionville, MO)

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FBLA lVlarionviIle's Chapter of Future Business Leaders of America during the 1974- 75 school year worked hard with other FBLA chapters to raise one million dollars over the next two years for the lVlarch of Dimes. The lVlarionville Chapter officers and district contest winners attended the state Q meeting at Jefferson City on lVlay 2-3, 1975, Mary Chilcutt and Sally Erb wait President David McCulIy leads the patiently for their turn to say the group in reciting the FBLA creed. FBLA creed. FBLA, First Row: S. Lawson, T. Ford, B. Bateman, J Rickman, C. Marks, D. Hackathorn, M. Fussell, Adv. Second Row: P. Parker, S. Davis, F. Kerr, C. Soutee, D. Hendricks, G. Thomas, S. Erb, Y. Loftin. Third Row: G. Herndon, M. Harmon, P. Jones, P. Groesbeck G. Parker, A. Compton, J. Gwinup, G. Hadley. Fourth' Row: C, Hicks, M. Kiesov, R. Wishon, M. Chilcutt, C. Walker, S. Carl, D. Springer. Fifth Row: T. Rhodes, T, Jones, J. Mysinger, C. Smart, R. Nichols, C. Young, G. Tappana. Sixth Row: M. Harsen, M. Wiles, B. Burk, D. Hedrick, J. Burk, M. Rundel.

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FHA - one Uf The Largest In The District As the year started, President Ann Comp- ton presided over one of the largest chap- ters in the district. Some of the activities included having a Christmas party and go- ing caroling at the Manor. Members also sold stadium cushions and letterettes to raise money for the Mother-Daughter Ban- quet held at the end of the year. 'E x-Wvu x. h A ia President Ann Compton listens as the other officers talk over plans for a Christmas party. ii . , 1 Nl X i xrziy l .1.-ul gf , V - A First Row: L. Wilson, Advisor, G. Herndon, S. Ham- monds, D. Springer, L. Henry, S. Erb, J. Patterson, P. Jones, C. Hicks, A. Compton. Second Row: L. Mooney- ham, G. Wolfe, C. Coker, F. Kerr, P. Parker, D. Glen- sky, G. Clinkenbeard, C. Soutee, D. Hendricks, G. Thomas, D. Hackathorn, Y. Loftin, C. Leo, T. Lef- fingwell. Third Row: D. Davis, M. Dean, D. Housley, C. Gillig, L. Tiede, K. Mooneyham, G. Parker, J. Gwinup, C. Marks, J. Rickman, B. Bateman, J. My- singer, J. Walker. Fourth Row: M. Custer, K. McCord, D. Angus, J. Eliott, L. Rohlman, B. Gipson, D. Thom- as, D. Eliott, T. Kasinger, M. Murray, S. Lawson, C. Walker, S. Carl, S. Wheeler, T. Kasinger, J. Mitchell, Fifth Row: L. Wheeler, J. Davis, A. Walker, B. Mounce, C. Smith, T. VanTuyl, D. Coker, C. Hadley, V. Sekscinski, C. Smart, C. Young, D. Hedrick, J. Pruitt, K. Hilton, K. Murphy. Sixth Row: R. Foster, J. Dotson, B. Medlin, V. White, A. Herndon, C. Hoover, P. Groesbeck, T. Jones, C. Taylor, C. Jones, G. Mur- phy, C. Gardner, M. Leo, M. Denayer, D. Moon. Seventh Row: D. Hargus, D. Hadley, J. Eutsler, D. Bernard, G. Wheeler, D. Peiter, B. Hammonds, A. Bangle, A. Wells, R. Lambeth, T. Pendleton, L. John son, T. Henry, R. Baldwin, T. Fowler, P. Davis, P. Nlaples, J. Mysinger, and J. Kasinger. W

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Attention! Proceeds from the candy sales were used to pur- chase material 'for new uni- forms. The new uniforms highlighted the 1974-75 school year. Performances included marching at home football games and in the lVlarion- parades. They found that putting on a show took hours of coordination and drill. Renee Kasinger reigned as drum corp queen at the parades. Improvements were made on the drums by painting them a sky blue. L'- ville and Crane Christmas nj? r - , ' - .f -.5 ,Q - . , .P ...Ci-...l , l' , sf: 1 -mix lil '53 14, ' L l F52- ' ..-5. 53.15 ., ,. 3, Yi: . Left, right, CRASH! thinks Kim Murphy to herself while rrlarchlrlg- How does the beat go again? asks Jolene Patterson of Mrs. Thomas. DRUM CORPS: outer Circle-Top Clockwisep T. Jones, Hoover, D. Hendricks, S- Carl, T- Fowler, J- Patterson- C. Coker, R. Kasinger, C. Soutee, F. Kerr, R. Janes, C. Inner Circle: C- Walker, 5- Lawson, J- Thomas, Dif- Jones, T. Kasinger, D. Thomas, L. Johnson, T. Pendle- eCl0r, J- Kasioser, J- K'-lllrlerl l-- -l0hh50h- Center? J- ton, M. Murray, P. Davis, K. Murphy, J. Mysinger, C. Rlclfrrlarlf Nlaiorotto.