Jefferson City High School - Marcullus Yearbook (Jefferson City, MO)

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SMITH, DICKSON, Page Z0 Page Z1 if Q Fav? gg L- Y? Bizrrx' Sruclciex' Ton Axox Ai.-XRY B.xssMAN Pre.firlf'11I Vice-President Secretary- Tremrurer Spmzmfs Miss C,xx1maN MR. Srxxmaks SGP!-IGMGIQE CLASS HISTQIQY On turning to this class for the purpose of dissection and analysis to ascer- tain their relative merits and evaluate their accomplishments, we realized that a history to be accurate and worth-while must he the product of timeg and that they had not had many months of growth togetherg and therefore, should not be dealt with too critically. The class made a commendable start by electing Betty Stuckey as their president, Tom Axon as their vice-president, and Mary Frances Bassman as their secretary-treasurer. Bliss Camden and Mr. Sanders were the two sponsors chosen. One indicative fact which was noted was the response to the activity tickets and Klarcullus drive. They supported the activity tickets almost fifty per cent and the latter forty per cent, showing readily their well-developed school spirit. The staff wishes to extend a hearty hand to the sophomores and hopes that good luck will he theirs.