Marionville High School - Comet Yearbook (Marionville, MO)

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Home Ee. - The Road To Homemaking Beth Bangle and juli Bassore find decorating ideas for their interior design class. . - . il. X ' L f l ig 4- f ' ' em :wig ' -'ll 3 'x 1. Q lf? Y 3' 455: .. 1 .. ' 55 43 X, . 0 ,sg-4 x i T' , f ll rm .L , or e- A- Q ' af- fb 7-ffiiag-f ' x me - .P Lois Rohlman and Cheryl Gillig listen as the daily as- signment is explained. - nv' I fffzzi f . 7 K R ,, -.21 ' Ng 3 . ... ,.n- --'f - ,I A l Q5 'ii ' 3 'Z 5' 'r 5 -M 5 ki ' f 9fQgi+ i i ' f fl ' enls s .l - gs .YW ,lf -o - g . ' 2 - . .fm Q Q' H y , n.tt at ff ,se Y - ' T ll qt .1 I 1 -- If f ennane l o i ,, 'Ras f' YQ A ' ,Q 2. -, is l r T iz g ' 55 S52 ' ' 3: ' ' fi' '- Z .,. it H1 W- 1., Mrs. Betty Ebert gives Michelle Vanderhoof a sewing bobbin to use in home ec . I. Home ec. offered a wide variety of classes this year to broaden the knowl- edge of homernaking. These classes were personal culture, child development, home ec. I, interior design, and consum- er education. T e child development class visited the Cerbral Palsy Center. The in- terior design cl ss took a field trip to Ethan Allen. .wld E .xv 'K -J., ff ,. SN--A.. A -f ., JEMDX ' Tracy Kasinger studies for a test in her personal culture class. l S Lorinda johnson watches as Tarnra Fowler demonstrates correct posture .

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Speech And English- The Road To Better Communication Carol Carlton and Judy Ray headed this year's English department. Mrs. Carlton taught English I and II. A new system called the Reading Attainment Center was used. Mrs . Ray instructed English ll and all English III courses. Mass media, for juniors and seniors, better prepared stu- dents for the world of communication. Speech classes were taught by Mrs . Carlton. Several guest speakers such as Dr. Donald Norton of SMSU visited the classes. Speech helped students learn to communicate with each other. .V get V Mfztfiflii i , .. , i zf fl li fig, , w E 'fi-ew .. I f R r 5 . ,iid 'E of ti , X y! :, z 3 V- ' ' 1 i .t,,. . . .... . 5 r tose eenl Bill Dykes instructs James Houston on how to turn the volume dovxm. Tina Owens reads her speech one last time before giv- ing it to the class. ' V X agi S it Q if , E is 7 ,. Ziii if i i E. Q M nei c E' E seei Q . L 5 a to i s in me V. X I , 1 3 i n b. acee ...ms .1 t 1 1 if eise E In mass media Tracy Estes demonstrated a parody of a popular television commercial. jackie Mitchell and Denise Suneson are amused while Lesa Mooneyham is unconcerned . ie 1' ? ,fa ,iw 2-. Speech students wait anxiously for the lunch bell to ring .

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Career Education I Implemented In Industrial Arts An emphasis on careers related to indus- trial arts was a major implementation during this year. Shop students made their traditional trip to the National Crafts Festival at Silver Dollar City. Participation in the district I. E . Awards Program was a highlight of the spring semester. This year's I.A. Christmas float won first prize in the Marionville parade and second place at the Aurora parade. The industrial arts class float waves joyfully to the COMET photographer! Z., Q Iii ,.:,1.,,,: my . uo, Ig tts,to K It sometimes requires cooperation to get the wood lathe in working condition. . Mark Vanderhoof cleans the grooves of his project with a wood chisel, Rusty Cook, Mr. Fussell, and Marty Baldwin discuss possible general shop projects. ,, 1 1,.1 f- -f 4- -s nam el it '45 I ' .. M I 1' :Qt ,fi ,A I .. 1225 C' its no , SS ff Bobby Wright works hard to finish the Christmas float - in time for the parade .