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

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Axox CHAMBERS BENKE STUCKEY President Vice-president Secretary Treasurer JU lllll CLASS HISTUHY The junior class made a commendable start of their three year stay by electing Betty Stuckey, president, Tom Axon, vice-presidentg and Mary Frances Bassman, secretary-treasurer. Miss Camden and Mr. Sanders were their sponsors. Then beginning in '38 they elected Tom Axon, president, Tom Chambers, vice-president, Walter Benke, secretary, and Betty Stuckey, treasurer, with Mr. Sanders and Miss Rank as sponsors. The class produced some well known basketball, football, and swimming Jays. They lost a hard fought game with the seniors in the play-off of the inter-class basketball tournament. The seniors leave it to them to carry on the athletic supremacy for another year, knowing it will be well done. HMurdered Alive, the junior class play, was produced April 10 under the direction of Miss Bank, with Virginia Kennedy as student director. The cast consisted of Margaret Nichols, Della Marie Allen, Marjorie Opel, Powell Adams, Virginia Michael, Maxine Blanton, Betty Boeh, Helen Bour, Richard Thomas, Stanley Howard, Laverne Wilson, and Thomas Graham. To prove their worthiness of becoming seniors the class subscribed sixty per cent for the Marcullus and sixty-two per cent for the activity tickets. Hats off to the seniors of 1940! Page 22

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WITHINGTON, CHARLOTTE 'R Teachers' pei. WYYRICK, EDGAR ELMER i'I'm on the verge of a greal career,so1ne- one push me off. YEBRY, MARY LOUISE Dainly, discreet, diligent, and sweelf' ZEUGIN, VANITA A balanced budget, no debilsg lzer Hurd- iny done in Tebbellsf' SENIOR HOME ROOM TEACHERS MR. WEBER Lef's cul flown llzese Wlarcullus expenses. MISS ADAMS i'Tis good io be merry and wisef' MR. UPDEGRAFT Full offun when he wanls Ia bef' MISS SLOAN Her help, her lnlenis, and her lime are free lo all who need her. Miss DIXON '6Parlez-vous francais? Mlss MAGILI. 'LE07ciency bundled up in a rnighly srnallpackayef' MR. BENNETT C'aruso's only rival. Page 21 F 1 ,495 an QV'

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Each class in Senior High School is dividvd into groups called home rooms. 'Flu-se home room groups meet bcforo classes bcgin in a spccial room with one tcachcr as homu room tcachcr. During the sessions roll call is madc. daily HllIl0l1llC4'llll?lllS arc rt-ad, and consultations lN'lW09Il students and teacher arc hold. Tllcsc homo rooms are thc basis for many intramural activitie-s in athletics and debates. During thc holida5 svason thc homs- rooms assist thc Alias Santa Club by adopting families. HHNIE HHHNI 205 Top row: TOM CIIAIIBIQIIS, Jrxmu-2 Luo. Tow Axox. Cl-IAIXIJIIS Unui. llUlilGll'l' Diixn lnlnic. Xllss llr3l,nw4x. Ton GIIAIIMI, RICHIXHD XVI'-IBEH, Wiunn-N Kmart, .lack I'loxxsr:n. Curroim N II-n,14:n Middle row: STANLEY HOSN'AR1J,1R3IA SCI-IAI-'l4:n, MAIN' Loma. ll UTI-I GHNSKX. lC1IlmIxIc'1'II Gum-xx. NlAlXJOHll'I IlI.rsslcI.I., XIIIKGINIA lhf1ICHAF2L, ALEDA WII,I-'I-:n'I'II, BAIIBAIIA linoxxx, YEHXOY Glu, Bollom row: 'l'I-IELMA CLEVENGLJII, GLADvs NEAL, VIRGINIA WIQLCH. U-lawn naw: Sizxni-:mimi-zu. XLXIIJOIYIE Hus- DOCK, DOROTHY HI5DnI,EsToN, DCIIXCDTIIX' Hnowx. .Inu PI-:IiPIzn. Lol lsr-1 Coon Page 23