Marionville High School - Comet Yearbook (Marionville, MO)

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Actions of today will be the history of tomorrow. Four teachers worked hard to show their students the events of past years. Mr. Jamey Parks showed freshmen students the mechanics of the political system and the government in civics class. Mr. lim Jones, teaching his first year at Marionville, taught philosophy, American his- tory, sociology, psycho- logy, and Ozark heritage. Another first year teacher, Mr. David jones, taught civil War and Missouri his- tory. Dr. Woodrow W. Franklin taught western civilization, 20th century Europe, African history, tv! f 1. and South American Tamara Pendleton and Darrell Reeves pay close attention to the assign history. Gary Tappana, Susan Wheeler, Martha Findley, and johnny Bateman play the Ghetto game in psychology Pam Maples and Kelista Eutsler study hard for a test in 20th Century Europe. ment given by Mr. Parks. Mr. jim jones and student teacher Jeanette Dixon div ide their attentions during philosophy

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FFA started the 1975-76 year with a slate of new school and area officers. The FFA was lead by Presi dent Harold johnson, and Mr. James Kyle, advisor. The FFA planned new pro- jects for the year which were a turkey shoot and trap shoot. Delegates were sent to the National Con- vention and American Roy- ' al in Kansas City on Nov. 13 and 14. Delegates were Don Jones, Doug High, El- don Cook, Stanley Custer, Ron Fitzpatrick, and Harold johnson. FFA president Harold johnson tries to win a turkey at the FFA turkey shoot. Parl. K. Brown, Chap. D. Baum, Rep. M. Harmon, Tres. K. Gillig, Sec. M. Wiles, V. Pres. M. Burgess, Pres. H. johnson. F A-Builds Tomorrow Todo .I' Row 1: Adv. I. Kyle, D. Baum, M. Wiles, K. Gillig, I. Bateman, M. Harmon, M. Burgess, H. Johnson. Row 2: C. Kutmer, R. Lane, R. Fitz- patrick, T. Hickman, M. Vanderhoof, G. Carl, G. Gold, I. Forrester, R. Barnett, S. Andrews. Row 3: j. Mooneyham, K. Brown, G. McCord, G. Gilmore, G. Toler, I. jones, M. Andrews, I. Cryderman, D. Cavener, M. Robbins. Row 4: T. Gardner, L. Gold, D. Gold, D. Maples, 1. Had- ley, D. High, L. Eaton, M. Bogdanoff, R Mitchel, S. Custer, M. Mc- Cully, R. Hutchison. Row 5: M. Jones, B. Boyd, K. Kutzner, M. Knight, L. Kiesov, S. Booth, C. Wrinkle, M. Harmon, I. White, J. Walker, B. Gilmore, G..Medlin. Row 6: D. Williams, L. Burton, J. Brashers, C. Barnett, 1. Hadley, M. Kiesov, K. High, I. Dotson, D. Hedrick, K. Rapp, E. Cook, D. Springer. Row 7: D. Mathews, R. Wolfe, K. Jack- son, R. Wilson, L. Mott, D. Cavener, T. Kasinger, L. Henry, D. jones, M. Young, T. Geisendorfer. Row 8: T. Gipson, R. Hoover, M. Coatney, B. Kyle, J. Angus, B. Wright. Row 1: R. Head, I. Supplee, A. Barger, I. Sekscinski, B. Kyle, J. Morena. Row 2: R. Scheffler, T. Sparkman, R. Wolfe, S. White, B. Wiley, B. Young. Row 3: T. Head, R. Gray, I. Mitchell, K. johnson, K. Baker, M. Burk, R. Stine, M. Baldwin, P. Williams, M. Edgar, R. Young, Adv. I. Kyle. Row 4: C. Fitzpatrick, D. Rohlman, T. Fowler, T. Keatts, D. Thomas, K. Hackathorn, D. Hopkins, K. Hedrick, S. Smith, I.Houston, D. Andrus, S. Gipson.