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

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ROGERS, LEE ROY Always willing to do his share. BUTLEDGE, PEGGY Why stars come out at night. SANDERS, DONALD Did you ever wonder what a real debater looks likm ? SAPP, LEOIX An ardent advocate of the rest cure. SAPP, N INA '6Feast your eyes upon ezcellencef' SCI-IEPERLE, XVALTER 'SI don't know what I'll be. Guess 1'll just wait and see. SCI-INIEDEII, AN NA BELLE HTime forgotten, place is loo, In the world there's only two. SCHNEIDER, RUTH HNever a moment idly spends or kind words insincerety wastes? SCI-IUBERT, NIARGIE Possesses the rare virtue of silence. SCOTT, ALFRED He has an air of independence and cheerful- ness. SCOTT, J IM Silence reigns: raise the umbrella. SHOCKLEY, NAODII 'iWhy can't this go on forever? SIMPSDN, JOE 'KWhen lessons get tough, Why-just use bluff' SLOAN, PIENRY 'LThere'll be sleeping enough in heaven. SMITH, ADA RUTH Her subjects are mostly E'sy. SMITH, BETTY Jo Happy go lueky,full offun: Pep and ability, all in onef, SMITH, DOROTHY She knows whatls what and says il. SNORGRASS, SARA LOUISE i'0bserre her ease of manner, and mulch it ifyou can. SOMMERER, CARL Fun is the best medicine. SPENCER, ALICE MARIE L'She who has patience shall accomplish much. SPENCER, MAHJORIE When there's nolh ing else to do at nights, I study. Page I 9 5 Q? C .Q 5 1 fg ,,., I .N N f-sf ,iv YZ. gifs., Q WIIQ 4 ,4 A+ I K x..Ix S ' 1 f, ea Q 2' 71 2' 6 A I ' ,1 In A g .dxf .UQ l . fi 1 I3 X ..: v L eat,

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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'

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I -v 5 s :i v is ' .Qf J A 1, va ? ' ' Q I 1 sv STEWART, DONALD Little nonsense now and then, Is relished by the wisest men. STOEIIR, HAROLD Hide our bondage as we will, Woman alone rules as still. STRONG, JIM Att great men are dying, I don'l feel so well myself. SUNDERMEYER, EVELYN t'Her heart is a music boa: with exquisite lanes at command. SURDAUGH, HAROLD '6The world knows only twogtlzafs Rome and I . VFALLEY, WANDA Always pleasant and agreeable to every- one she meets. TELLMAN, JEAN LEE Nllappiness lies in givingf' TI-IOMAS, HERBERT 'iConfidentially, don't believe it. TRANEARGER, BILLY To work or not to work-that is the question. VAUGI-IAN, MARIE Knowing so mach she has to talk fast to tell it. VOLKMAR, RAYMOND School is great, hutfun is better. VOLKMER, ELEANOR 'iThe very pattern girl of girls. WALKEIX, RICHARD Men offew words are best. WEEKS, GEORGIA tier ,sweet smiles reach for miles and mi es, XVEHMEYER, LAWRENCE Everyone looks up to me. WEIGEL, BILL K'Take care of today and let tomorrow lake care of itself. WEILER, MAURINE An almost effort for finish and per- fectionf' WHITE, KENNETH Life rans in the line of least resistance. WYILSON, FLORENCE A happy disposition is a gift of nature. WILSON, MARY Fm qaite content as I amf' WITI-IINGTON, ANNA BELLE Her favorite artists, you may hear, Are Rabinojf and Shakespeare. Page 20