Marionville High School - Comet Yearbook (Marionville, MO)

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Due to new school construction, art was moved to the old weight-lifting room. Mrs. Anne Jones Iivened things up by assigning art ll the project of A-rt ' e painting the wall. Each student was given a square ' and asked to use his imagination. The results EX were wild! Students attended a watercolor clinic in February at Northeast Oklahoma State at Mi- Of ami. The grand finale for the year was the annual art show which showed the students' art abilities acquired during the year. Q vi I Ku-W ix. i-Q . ' M, Q Jerome Irman works on his string art Tamara Pendleton touches up her ce- Randy Starbuck paints his section of project, a ship. ramic raccoon before firing. the wall during 5th hour. A-ft-s, W J' i lr: i W A Vo , . - .qv as . '.e,W' 4 in 1. -,I l.- ' Stacey Maples works on Ietteringa poster for the Marionville Invitational Tournament One assignment was to draw this still held November 26-December 2. life arrangement.

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English And Speech Communication Tools Mrs. Judy Ray and Mrs. Carol Carlton headed the English Department at MHS offering such courses as: mass media, novels, appreciation of literature, language arts, speech, drama I and ll, and oral interpretation. The mass media classes worked on The Big C, the new school paper. The paper was sold on a monthly basis and contained articles written by students. The drama classes presented two 50's skits and one Carol Burnett skit. An after dinner speaking event was held by the speech classes and hosted by Bruce Burk and Gary Huff. Kathleen McCord, Don Jones, and Aaron Young act out a scene from Death of a Teenager. '-1' . A l .- ,, l 'EQ' X 'L--'I - Q sf 'Dil' - if-W' .f f sl x, - -,L '-- C. -.5l.'.., K 1 'm Y if ggi, ...,. 1 1 V l , five.-N' A Q g, l '-gt, fs- ,,,: H l--' nl . if 'ag ' .4 5-15' . -'H 1 Cheryl Barbour and Paul Gunn work with the reading lab during their English I class. ,,,..,.:m,- ,N at-M , ,fTv . 1 KJQQQL-E'l ,H' 'lj'-w lll ,fl Q liz 1 2 ff - Mrs. Ray gives notes on the history of magazines to her mass media class. Wife ' T' T .ll , ,l , , T...-A '2- ,-A i Tim Kasinger gives Laura Henderson a shot of Students in English I read some new rules in their grammar books. heroine in Death of a Teenager.

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Home-ec cottage was moved to a new location on the southeast side of the high school. ln addition to moving, the department added a new class called world foods. The students cooked and studied foods from foreign lands. They had the help of a new microwave to make cooking faster and easier. At Christmas time, as a practical test, the world foods' class prepared Mexican goodies Home Ecu- oved To ew Location for the teachers. Mrs. Betty Ebert taught other classes including: family relations, child development, home-ec I, wardrobe, and eighth grade home-ec. --tif 1,1--- v E uf, ll fi. .A. . A ' 1--ww... , 4-K xii, L V Lg. I 5 A A ,15- -4 TT! g . ' x i 1' L Q 1 h W ,A le J L, l Rena Foster and Jamie White experiment with the new micro- Lisa Hopkins and Darrel Reeves read from their books in wave oven in world foods third hour. T ,. . ., . Lisa Gardner and Lori Janes prepare the fixings for a dish in world foods. home-ec I seventh hour. Melissa Kasinger cleans up after cook- ing in eighth grade home-ec. Mrs. Betty Ebert helps Julie Dean pin a zipper on her blouse.