Marionville High School - Comet Yearbook (Marionville, MO)

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Susan Maples works at finishing her perspective drawing. elf D Y- it H , ff' a Mrs. Annie jones cuts paper letters for a bullentin board on Great American Artists. Eric Boyd cleans his ceramic bird for art. jimmy Walker finishes his string art picture. New Teacher Brings ew Ideas Art this year took on a new format. Mrs. Annie Jones was the new instructor. During the year. the art II class took a field trip to Kansas City to Visit the, Nelson Art Gallery. They also took a field trip to Springfield to tour new homes. They then prepared critiques giving the good and bad points of design and decoration. This pro- ject was a team -teaching effort by Miss Lahna Wil- son and Mrs. Jones. Sheila Lathrop inks her letters.

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Agriculture Influenced ew Skills Agriculture students ex- panded their skills in var- ious classes. The classes took a field trip to the Mt. Vernon Research Center on September 18. New welding skills were learned and a new ag III class was offered consisting of agri- business and farm manage- ment. The classes studied the I. E. Murphy farm for experience. Gary Gold and Duane Baum work hard on record books for their ag projects before class starts. Jeff Cryderman works carefully to replace a small part of the carburetor. ,-,...-- My Kyle helps John Bateman fill out record books for his projects. Chris Kutzner drills a piece of metal with the drill press in shop. Geoff Toler, Mark McCully, and Kevin Brown take notes during a lecture.

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. 'A Nb- Mark Burgess completes a test. -A Connie Leuthen practices filing in Martha Findley finishes her 10 page the 6th hour advanced business. Shorthand assigmfnent, Future Careers Demand Vocational Courses MaIi0nVi11e'S bL1SiI1eSS Steve Schaefer, Ron Hutchison, Vickie Barnes keep family records in courses were taught by P Mrs. Mary Fussell. Courses provided were typing I and II, accounting, and a two -hour vocational course which consisted of one hour of clerical prac- tice and one hour of short hand. Accounting class learned how to maintain records for both a service .4 and a merchandising type of business. Seniors plan- 4 ning on a business career took the advanced business Kathy Johnson and Roxanne Janes try to type more to make their best C1-as S. time-writings . ersonal recordkeeping class.