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

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LAMBERT. xYO0DROW ALEER1' Work, where have I heard lhal word before? LINKER, ELIZABETH Earnesl in doing lillle lhings, enlhusi- aslzc in Ihe reslfl LISTER, BILL 'WVork fascinales me--I can sil and look al zlfor hours. L01-IMAX, NIARING Gels ahead by using lhe one he's gal. LQOTEN, LEANDER For lessons he doesn'l craveg lIe's inclined lo misbelzavef' LIJTKEWITTE, HP2l,FIN NIA!-J 'Tie is er rava an -in c leer u ness. Sl l l I f l MCCUBI-IIN, TROY Nolhing,.s' loo hard for me. NICGEE, DOROTHY A dol wilh a dash. MCGI-IEE, ROY HI like lo wind my longue up. I like lo hear il go. MCKINNEY', RIIIHIAIXD '6Wl1al a dark world lhis would be if lhere were no girls in il. MCKITTIIICK, REX Knowledge comes bul wisdom lingers. WIACE, WILSQR '5Search long, you'll noljind Nirnbler wil or grealer mind. M,ALLE'l F. NIARGARET JEAN Fair infealure, noble in acllonf' NIAYSUR, ROBERT Even lho' vanquished. He can argue slillf' MARKLE. ELLEN ANA Every day I live 1,rn glad I was horn. M.AUP1N. CAMERON Sing and l'll sing will: you: Study and you study alone. AIIAURER, ALVIN Seen bul nol heard. MENTEER, ROBERT In infancy he fell oul of a winrlou' and and came downv'plump'. MEREDITI-I, XVINSTON Can'l keep his sense and nonsense sepa- ratedf' lVIEYER, EVELYY The world deals kindly will: good-nalured people. MILLER. STANLEY 'Qt rare and dzjhcull problem for solving ls le. Page 17 I3 W any .I-new 41 1.-hai ' K K . . , 'fa fi C B lt S I 4 2 f .ae A 1 3 . s .4 35 M ' . .V -If V A A K I ' Q W it sf sl .. Y? F

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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

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E... wt N kif- I a'--- - are I We fa: N in 'D L. yer. 13 MITCIIELL, GENE His studies-not so hot, But afriend we'tl miss a lot. MOSI.EY, CLIFFORD I never trouble trouble 'til trouble troubles me. MUCR, NORMAN 1 have never seen a greater wonder than myself. MUELIIER, ARTHUR JOHN It's good to lengthen to the last, a sunny smile. MUELLEIX, WAYNE The force of his own lnerit makes his way. NEAIJ, CLARENCE He has a harmony of motive and pur- pose, NEBEL, RODNEY ln basket ball he doth excel, For he doth all things well. NICHOLS, FRANCES K'Pretty brunette, short and slim, What she does is with a vim. NICHOLS, FRANK You never can tell about these quiet boys. NICHOLS, VERNELLE Quiet, sombre, sedate, and grave. OAKERSON, WILLIARI All the qualifications of a regularfellow rolled into one. PARSONS, HELEN Her sweetness makes up for her short- ness. PATRICK, ADA JANE A disposition to be proud of. PERHIGUEY, AUIJREY When she starts tapping, They all start clapping. POHLMANN, LUCILLE 'iYou'll have to see her to know her, you'll never hear her. RADKE, MARY ANN 'tYour smile is aforget-me-not. RAHMBERG, JUNE Life moves not on a straight line, but in rhythmic curves. BAKER, DAVID He wonft wish for great things in vain. REICHMANN. VERNIETA 1t's all in that one word-thorough. RICE, VEST Frequently within my brain I gently think a thought. ROBERTSON, MARION Zealous. yet modest. Page 16'