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

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D1x0N, QQALE Tl ze harder I lr ll y ze gooder lo be, lhe worser 1 am. DOGGETT, JEAN . . SQ Her pleasures she shares wzlh ll heurl if of gladnessf' EDWAR DYCK, .Im Enjoys a joke ns, GEzxEvA ' 'Shels oellino I1 4 and loves lo lease. K? A Q er educalion in small dosesf' EGGLESOY, lVlALTRl'l'A 'Q fa Her roice is blilhe. her heurl is liylllf' A ' A ENLOE, lVlARII'I ' i HA simple mairl.friendly, loo: M A smile lug enough jor lwoj, jh Ffxmx. JOHN 'ANolhing succeeds like success. FISCIIER. fVlAH11AnE'1' -Q , 55 K She is lrue lo her word and her work. l A V. A FLEMING, Don0'ruv 'fs 1' A Worries lillle. sludies less. Her idea of lzappinessfl M nl' M A ,, .,., if ll f v,-.. 1 FRICKE. AUHELLA W Ja V 'LFr0m a lillle spark may arise a mighly f ,G flame, .. ' Fnowml-1. CZIIAHLES BILL , W 5 it as I always hare il lhough 1 may noi Q ' ff 3 '! ' earpress il. K 4' GAN1'1'. fllk-KCE 5 ' - Lover of books, rlemure. fair. l ' l X ,, I 2 V1 Answer lo a leacl1er's prayer. I I GLENN, Huxm' 'LHe dares lo acl. ' - GLOVER DOROTIIX' ig, . K , , U! V - - . 'K HA.fl'86ll6l1I'l8d, careless one. Q l Six Dreads books and l01'ESfllIl.ll '31 'r 'f GOODAI.IA, DUKE 'f. 0 If s. I 'KSilence and common sense make lhe if A , , ' f l f man. AL. V A GRANT, Rf7BERT ' v ' - ,5- Wisdom is beller lhan heighlf' EQ 5 3 - .1 ' A GREEN, DoLonEs ' 'X l ll Z' 1fshe would lalk more, we would know ,dt ,il ' .. her bellerf' 'TL Gmssl-IAM, NIARDELL ' . l' .9 A perfecl lillle lady. ,K GUERDAN, RUSSELL LEE l A ll 3 'W , n , Wise with wisdom all his own. 5 E -3 V GWINN, NIERRITT ' , f .Q Family lradilion produces greal resulls , ' if I upon charac1'er. 1 A IIALEY, JIM fi A ig 2 'K A 'k'0h, lhis learning, what a lhing il is. H K Page I5 .AA

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- Q . ., 'is V 'ff . ff, ,q , , 4 BR0wN, V1v1AN i'What she thinks, nobody knows. BRUGIONI, DINO A few words, but to eject. BURKE, MURIEL Absent BUCKNER, JESSIE Always striving to please. BURKE, MERLIN He never declines a responsibility. BURKEL, MARJORIE RUTH 'SIt's nice to be nice when you're naturally . H nice. BURKEL, RUTH KATHRYN Perfect woman, nobly planned, To warn, comfort, and command. CARRENDER, WILMA L'Unlike the most of us, she never grum- bles or complains. CHAMBERS, CARMEN HI should worry and become a skeleton. CHAPMAN, NANCY I hate these talkative people-give me a good listener. CHAPPELL, LULU ANN She needs no eulogy, She speaks for hersetff, CHARLTON, PATTY 'iWorth is not measured by inches. CLARK, FRANCES 'ASmall, but capable. CLARK, RICHARD Why should life all labor be? CLAYBROOK, J IMMIE A'When fun and duty clash, Let duty go to smash. COFFELT, HELEN Short in stature: long in music. COHEN, CHARLES His smile, a revelation, H is speech, a demonstration. CONNELL, WANDA Others have to do their work, Why should I my duty shirk? Co0NcE, ANITA LOE Just in all her actions. COONCE, NOLA A lady at heart, she looks the part. DAWSON, PATTY Brown eyes, pretty and sweet, Golden voice, hard to beat. Page 14

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H.-KLL, MAURICE The,world knows nothing of its greatest ffllffl. IIANKS, HOLLIS I believe without bother. HARDIN, JACK Faults and all, we love him still-the stiller the better. HEISLEN, JEANETTE A smite for everyone she meets. HENW'00D, BUDGE Wearing his wisdom lightly. HIRSCHMAN, WILLIAM Often 'tis careless, he seems, Then again, wisdom gleamsf' HORD, GEORGE One thing you can tellf He likes one girl very welt. HORD, J. W. What do I care about girls? I have one of my own. HOUCI-IIN, BILL Thinking is an idle waste of thought. HOWSER, VERNON When I'm happy, having'fun, l'd hate to be just one. HOW'SER, VICTOR When 1 have a lot to do, I'm glad then I'm one of two. HUNTER, ELIZABETH HA smiling countenance indicates good humor and happiness. JOHN, G. B. Now girls, don't rush: he's sure to blush. JONES, CONWAY Don't let studies interfere with a high school education. JONES, EDWARD When put to the test, He will lead the rest. JONES, IRENE What's in a name? I expect to change mme. KASE, LOUISE Always has a good word for everyone. KIESELBACH, DOROTHY Unlike most girls she remembers you the second time. KING, MARGIE Little but-oh my! KIRCI-II-IOEF. MARGARET This sweet and dainty Miss Merits more praise than this. LAGREE, MILDRED Sweet manners, kindly deeds, For this world and its needs. Page 16