Marionville High School - Comet Yearbook (Marionville, MO)

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Physical Education And Lifetime Sports F, if - -.....,,, '- l . 5 if ii' . Coach Dewayne Curry is ready to call a foul during a game of boys' basketball. Physical education and lifetime sports depart- ment was headed by Mr. Ron Hogue, Mr. Ron Cope, and Miss Susan Alley. Lifetime sports took field trips to the trapshooting range, bowling al- ley, golf range, racquetball court, and archery range. They had units on recreational games, which included cards, chess, and checkers. Phys- ical education stressed physical fitness and mus- cle coordination through such group activities as volleyball, basketball, flashball, and baseball. - ..... Deryck Maples takes carefull aim so he can be sure of hitting the target. First hour p.e. girls watch as Linda Carl attempts a point in volleyball. Linda and Glenda Wheeler and Monica Dean load the gun before firing. l Tim Kasinger and Kelly Hedrick take time out from a game of basketball during p.e.

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Industrial Arts A T001 For The Future Most shop students felt that shop class was very beneficial for their future. It taught them to use tools properly and to make many utilitarian items of wood and metal. They made such items as desks, chairs, cabinets, stands. speaker cabinets, and barbecue tools made of iron. They also con- structed a float in the shape of a rocket for the Andy Finley is shown demonstrating how to cut a board on the radial arm saw in third hour shop. Ronnie Wright compares the size of the drill bit with the screw so he can use the drill. Mark Vanderhoof is shown sanding a drawer for his jewelry chest in prepara- tion for staining and finishing. Marionville Christmas Parade. G .qv 4,02 .il l df i .-I 'J' insist' , W' K1 f r il ' A' bl Emi ' Z , , 4114 , . ll Vx 0-1 ' J lf i Gary Huff demonstrates a shop no, no. while he is being shown using the table saw in third hour. Ray Wolfe watches Chris White use the brace on his candle holder to be entered in contest. .A ' ,. .. Q , Mr. Fussell looks over Mike Burk's plan for the shop project that he constructed in woodworking.

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Health - An Essential Learning T001 ,gy . F ll l I .s ,t ... 3 gy ' lp -x arf' ,gzswu In ' 'ix Q Y.- arf? Q7 ' 5 f fm.. ,N if e,4' it . 'Y '4 2 we . fi 1 W few f i -i ii 'lf , V., ' P 5 AA- 6 .A A-A .gg 4 Coach Alley is shown selecting the questions for her next health test. Health classes this year were taught by Susan Alley and Ron Hogue. This was Ms. Alley's third year, and Mr. Hogue's first year. Many extras such as filmstrips, current events, and outside guests were used to il- lustrate the importance of health education. ln addition to these helpful aids the instruc- tors used class discussions and lectures to make their classes interesting. Improved health practices were stressed for current and future good health. Coach Hogue answers Aaron Young's question about his homework assignment. Coach Hogue's lst hour class is shown working to finish their assignment before the bell ending the period. pf 3 . 1? . ,.l- l 'i '23 sr 1.1 4 . L s ' Ar! Q, 42? I' ex , , , . 2, , Y .. . - J Le Denise Wilson, Charles Leo, and Julie Dotson study vigorously so that they will pass the semester health test. X if r Tracy Estes looks in the glossary for a word he must define.