Marionville High School - Comet Yearbook (Marionville, MO)

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Agri-Business Q ll Stressed With agriculture becoming the number one industry in the U.S. today, Mr. jim Kyle stressed the basics of agri-business to his students in order that they might bet- ter cope with the growing responsibilities of today's farmer. They attended the field day at the S.W. Mo. Research Center along with numerous field trips to area farms . These experiences broadened . their knowledge of the rural way of life. i xD .le 'ATM' Q' jimmy Brashers and james Wolfe work on getting their recordbooks up-to-date . r S i Et! it Na+ ' if p , ' , f A. 2' 2 1 , i tt' f ri? it' ' ,gf Y ,. , ,. , A, ,.,,,.,. , 1 -, W. xy ff ' - Q' W - .IL ggi, 'i'k' 'f' K 'T Y! , l 1. 'Y-V .VJ at Qu ,i' s . ,pwgggigw ii ppp jf t li 1 I4 A. v If x 'K ...r ' 1-Q ' 'V K ' it XR ,f H X gi V V' , g f QA! A Ax' ' 3' It 'J 2 'i ii 5 iff r W - ' Stanley Custer uses the radial-arm saw to cut rafters for a hog-house . s Are' 1 ,..- er 6 ,W ',., , r Jef 2 V' :M v anus: - 1: ' lr' - fm . it Xkgganitff- e, 5 L r, .iff any J yi, K .i-,,.,f,, Z ,,,r 4' ' Ent' ,.f.,r K ' N V, fi W .W 55- W my ' Iffffiff ,,i.,' , r , 7 K f A tttr or y ' 'Watch this hazmmer vibrate when 1 hit the nail, says Doug Gold. Mike Young finds the cutting torch very simple to use . 35? ,. 1,: V. . 1 gf'if JQg 5'g' J Ak X s -. A n julie Dotson listens to Mr. Ky1e's placings in a dairy contest.