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

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niora TED HARRISON: If silence were golden, we have a millionaire here. C. O. E., 57-58. MARY KUYKENDALL HARTENSTEIN: Beautiful thoughts make a beautiful soul, and a beautiful soul makes a beautiful facef, Choir, 57-58, Rrigadoon, 58. GLENDA LEE HARTLEY: A happy heart lives foreverf, Choir, 56-57, Honor Society, 57. JIM HARTLEY: May lose his head, but never his heartf' Basketball, 56-58, Baseball, 57-58, Boys' State, 57, Choir, 56-58, New Moon, 57, Brigadoon,,' 58. BARBARA LOU HENDRIX: Sing and I'll sing with you, study and you'll study alone. Choir 56-58, Chorale, 57-58, New Moon, 57, Brigadoon, 58, jayettes, 56-57. ALMA JANE HENLEY: Let us have more like her, just friendly and sinceref' Band, 56-58, Latin Club, 57-58. DONALD OTTO HENSON: I do most of my work sitting down, that's where I shinef, Band, 55-58. JUDY HICKS: Our Queen: Beauty and grace walk hand in hand. Homecoming Queen, 57-58, Marcullus Attendant, 56-57, Senior Class Secretary 57-58, Marcullus Production Staff, 56-57, Marcullus, Photography Editor, 57-58, Jayetles, 56-58, Choir, 56-58, Chorale 57-58, New Moon, 57, Brigadoon, 58, Most Popular Girl, 58. SANDRA SUE HIGGINS: A turned-up nose and fluffy hair, the type that makes a fellow care. Jayettes, 56-58, Choir, 56-58, New Moon, 57, Brigadoon,,' 58. LARRY HIRSCHMAN: An all-around good fellow. Football, 57. GARY HOLZHAUSER: A gentleman's one who never hurts anyone's feelings. Baseball, 56-58. SHARON CRAWFORD HOWERTON: Zip and style, vitality and smile, and she's got her manf' Jayettes, 56-57, Cheerleader, 57, Choir, 56-57. MARY HUDDLESTON: There is no wisdom like franknessf' ROBERT HUEY: A good sport and friendf, VIRGINIA HUMPHREY: A toe in everything if not a whole foot. Jayettes, 56-58, Cheerleader, 57-58, Honor Society, 57-58, J. C. Players, 58, Head Cheerleader, 57-58, Honor Society Secretary, 57-58, Choir, 56-58, Chorale, 57-58, New Moon, 57, Brigadoon, 58, Marcullus Ad Staff 57-58.

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nior-.4 BARBARA JOAN FOX: Full of pep, sunshiny smiles, and side-splitting remarks. Jayettes, 56-585 Band, 56-57. JUDY CATHERINE FOX: When they kiss and make-up, she gets the kiss and he gets the make-up. Jayettes, 56-57. DAVID FRANK: He studies so quietly that he disturbs not even himselff' C. O. E. 57-58. SHIRLEY FREEMAN: Past unknown, present confused, future hopefulf' JIM GARDNER: Many great men are dead, and I feel a little sick. Band, 56-585 Drum Major, 57-585 J. C. Players, 585 Heaven Can Wait, 585 Rotary Boy of the Month, 58. ROYAL S. GARNER: My only books are women's looks and folly's all they taught me. Football, 54-585 Track, 54-57. JIM GARVIN: The longer I look the longer I feel that whatever is good enough for our fathers is not good enough for us. Choir, 56-585 Basketball, 56-575 Golf, 585 Brigadoon, 58. SHARON IRENE GASKILL: A charming bit of scenery on the landscape of the world. Choir, 56-585 New Moon, 575 Brigadoon, 58. SHIIRLEY GASKILL: With such blond hair and such blue eyes, is it any wonder she gets the guys? Choir, 56-57. JUDITH ELAINE CLOVER: The luxury of doing good surpasses every other personal enjoyment. National Honor Society, 57-58. DARLENE GOLDAMMER: Her sweetness is her powerf' Choir, 56-585 New Moon, 575 Brigadoon, 585 Honor Society, 57-58. BETTY LOU GOODIN: Always ready for funf' Choir, 57-585 Brigadoon, 585 C. O. E,. 57-58. ALAN GREEN: He is his own press agent and advertising manager. Football, 56-585 Co-Captain, 57-585 Basketball, 56-585 Track, 56-585 Second All Conference Football, 56-585 All District Honorable Mention, 57-585 Choir, 56-57. HAROLD GOSER: There's always a right and a wrong way, and the wrong way always seems the most reasonable. Spanish Club, 57-58. .IACQUELYN HACKNEY: There is no argument equal to a happy smilef,

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niora LOIS ANN HUTCHISON: Happiness is the best cosmetic for beauty. Jayettes, 56-583 Marcullus Production Staff, 57-58. JOHN HUTINCER: I's wicked 5 I's mighty wicked. C. O. E. 57-583 Scenic Design for all plays, 56-58. AMELIA ANNE HUTSON: Gaze into her eyes and you see an angel g gaze a little longer and you see an imp. Jay- ettes, 56-57: Heaven Can Wait, 58. LARRY JACKSON: An innocent face, but you can never tell. Band, 56-58. LEROY JACOBS: He thinks twice before he speaks, and then he doesn't speaks SONJA J ACOBSEN: I'm happy-so I laugh. Jayettes, 56-57: Choir, 57-585 Brigadoon, 58. BOBBY JAMES: In basketball he's good, with the best of stars he's stood. Basketball, 56-583 Baseball, 56-58. ROGER JARRETT: Drawing on my fine command of language, I said nothing. Choir, 56-57g C. O. E., 57-58. DORIS JEAN JONES: Her voice was ever soft, gentle, and low-an excellent thing in a woman. Choir, 56-57. SHARON ANN JONES: Quiet, modest and perfectly true. RONNIE JORDAN: Which girl will look best with this tie? Choir, 56-583 Brigadoon, 585 C. O. E. 57-58. GLENN R. JOURDON: I love to dance, I love to play, let nothing else stand in my way. Track, 56-58: Football 57-58, C. O. E., 57-58. BEVERLY KAUFMANN: The hand that hath made you fair hath made you good. SHARON KELLY: A fluent tongue, a ready smile, a willing hand, a girl worthwhile. Jayettes, 56-583 Choir, 56-58g Chorale, 56-58, Honor Society, 57-58, French Club, 56-58: President, 57-58: J. C. Players, 57-585 Red and Black, 57-58, Debate, 56-57, Debate Award, 56-57, Girls' State, 573 New Moon, 56-57, Brigadoon, 58: Homecoming Queen Attendant, 57-583 Marcullus Staff, 56-58, Editor, 57-58. HAROLD KRIEGER, JR.: He was conspicuous by his absence. Debate, 56-57g Football, 57-58. 23