Marionville High School - Comet Yearbook (Marionville, MO)

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-1-1 -.. Student Council Developed Leadership Student council members started the new year under leadership of president Randy Nichols and sponsor Mrs. Laverne Elsey. The student council purchased a pop ma- chine for students again this year and sponsored assemblies. Marionville Student Council was district Vice-president this year and was kept very busy preparing for the 1975 District Stu- dent Council Convention. '5:1?:2l:..1., A -,J -- -,Il 1 a i if-4 hu 'Q v ll Q My gm' . Vhfl' Vi 5' U I ,Qin df., ,I p l 1 ' -A 'ln W , ,, , ,, 4- .Hn QE, .1Al.1f K 'fy qi -1- r- T el 4 7 T i Mrs. Elsey introduced the 75-76 council to the student body. .. V , gf! L. w ,3yg,..,'4 .Q-,f 4- Dr. Carlton spoke following the Student Council Installation. As always the Marionville students found out how much better off they were than they had thought. Officers for this year were, pres. Randy Nichols, Vice-pres. Jeff Cryderman, sec. Gary Tappana, tres. Rena Lambeth, rep. Mike Harmon, parl. Brian Gilmore, chap Gayle Herndon, and hist. Gayle Parker. use First Row: Randy Nichols, jeff Cryderman, Gary Tappana, Brian Gilmore, Mike Harmon, Gayle Herndon. Second Row: Mrs. Elsey, Georgetta Clink- enbeard, Chris Gardner, Tracy Kasinger, Rena Lambeth, Tamara Pendle- ton, and Monty jones. I-1 The student council following installation on November 5, 1975.

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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,

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Front: Bruce Young, Kelly Hedrick, Doug Maples, Andy Findley, Mike Burk. Back: David Squibb, advisorg Stacey Kerans, Beth Bangle, David Rohknan, Randy Jones, Tim Fowler. Mrs. Gammill looks over notes of previous meetings as other members wait for the meeting to begin. Several members of the council prepare for their skit to be given at the dis- trict meeting. Council Re-elected Secretary junior high student council started the year by being re-elected as secretary school of Southwest Mis- souri student councils. The district meeting was held in Monett. Mr. David Squibb resigned as sponsor and Mrs. Helen Garnmill took over with the help of Tim Fowler, President. Responsibilities of the council included taking care of the pop and pen machines. Filling the pop machine was one of Randy Stine's daily duties.