Marionville High School - Comet Yearbook (Marionville, MO)

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Twirlers Attended Springfield Clinic 'snr'-f'-1' First Row: Cathy Smart, Julie Holder, Maj. Ann Herndon, Debbie Coker, Margaret Torbett. Twirlers for the 1975 sea- son for band and drum corps Worked hard in the preparation of football shows and Christmas pa- rades. 'lhey marched in the Crane and Marionville parades. The highlight for the year was the Bicenten- nial show presented on October 31. Cathy Smart looks to the left to see that she's in line. N First Row: Lezlie Johnson, Maj. Julie Kutzner, Tracey Whitehead. Second Row: Sheila Lathrop, Cindy Walker, Tamra Fowler. Below: Lezlie, julie, and Tamra practice for the Christmas parades.

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Drum Corps Aimed For Good Performances DRUM CORPS: C. Walker, J. Eutsler, L. Rohlman, K. Murphy, D. Elliott, S. Lathrop, R. Lambeth, T. Pendleton, J. Thomas, Director, J. Kutmer, C. Tiede, J. Mooneyham, J. Mysinger, L. Johnson, G. Clinkenbeard, K. Mooneyham, P. Davis, T. Kasinger, T. Whitehead, L. johnson, L. Henry, S. Carl, F. Kerr Hadley, L. Wheeler, T. Fowler, M. Murray, L. - Drum corps worked hard in practicing for all the home games. Under the direction of Mrs. jennifer Thomas, they participated in MarionVille's and Crane's Christmas pa- rades. Drum corps was lead by majorette julie Kutzner. Julie Kutzner leads the drum corps as they practice for the SMSU parade. Drum corps is seen marching to the football field to practice for the 1975-76 homecoming. Tracy Kasinger waits impatiently T. Whitehead, L. Johnson, and T before the halftime show. Fowler practice for a halftime show.

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Tri-M: Row 1: B. Kyle, 1. Thomas, Spon. Row 2: P. Parker, P. Erb, J. Holder. Row 3: G. Herndon, C. Smart, C. Breidenstein, G. Parker. Row 4: A. Herndon, R. Nichols, C. Tappana, M. Wiles, C. Murphy. f President Gary Tappana adjourns the November Tri-M monthly meeting. Claudia Hadley and Gayle Parker practice hard for a performance at a home basketball game. Musical Groups Boost Spirit Stage band played at all home home basketball games, a new trap Set enhanced their performances. Members of stage band, as well as their audiences, enjoyed the la rge variety of music presented at each performance. Tri-M, or Modern Music Masters, was designed as an organization for students of outstanding musical ability. Tri-M officers were Were: Gary Tappana, Pres. Q Ann Herndon, Vice-Pres. 3 Gayle Herndon, Sec . R Nichols, Treas. 3 Mike Wiles, Hist. Members tended a concert in the spring as a reward for year of activity. andy at - their Stage Band--Sitting: D. Hedrick, C. Breidenstein, P. J, Pruitt, P, Parker, B. Kyle. Standing: G. Tappana, Efb: M- Tofbeftn l- Holder: M- Find19V, C- HHCHSY, C. Murphy, C. Smart, Director J. Thomas. G. Parker, P. Findley, I. Barger, R. McMichael,