Marceline High School - Marcello Yearbook (Marceline, MO)

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IvlAR CELLO STAFF' Seated around table from left to r1ght Asslstant Edltor Kelth johnson Ed1t0T 1n Ch1ef Naoma Stanley Assxstant Ed1tor Patsy W1lson f1r st row from left to Ilght Sh1rleyjones Reve Mendenhall Charlene Kle1ne Mona I llSe Mar1anne Metzger Gladys V1sser1ng Esther johnson Imogene Logue Bern1ece Lane Dorothy Maddex G1or1a Fox Norma O Ne1l Dorothy Lou Fraz1er Second Row left to rlght Edd1e DeCann1ere Edgar Hungate George Redd Dale I-Iazlett Dav1d A1ken Bob Zurcher jerry Flynn and advmsers Neva Lamb and W Hayden The members of the Marcello Staff have been comp1l 1ng the th1rd ed1t1on of the yearbook durxng the past school year We slncerely hope that both now and 1n future years the reader w1ll derxve much pleasure and enjoyment from readlng the annual If thrs can be done the members of the staff w1ll feel that they have accomphshed tnexr ch1ef a1m 82 l 1 . I ' . D Sanms, Wanda Wampler, Norma Killen, jo Ann Shelton, Iva

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L.1brar1ans from left to r1ght Carmaleta Landreth Mlss R1ley Mary Lou Spencer Ral1ne Buster Audrey Fry Vlfglnla Noah Ixnogene Logue Bern1ece Lane Esther ohnson seated Na oma Stanley Patsy O Connor M H S LIBRARY The hbrary 1s one of the most useful and popular depar tments of Mar world books addeo thls year 1ncreased the value of the l1brary Reference mat ter and current mater1al1s furrusheo by magaz1nes pamphlets and da1ly pap ers A new feature of the llbrary th1s year 1s the exchange papers from ne1gh bor1ng hlgh schools Under the superv1s1on of Mxss Coral R1ley student l1bra r1ans take care of the llbrary all e1ght per1ods of the day Checkuqg out books pamphlets and magazlnes 81 1 r J 1 c D: ' Celine -High School. Several new dictionaries, literature books, and a set of

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TIGER TALES T1ger Tales off1c1al Marcel1ne I-hgh School newspaper has th1S year completed the most successful term 1n 1tS hlstory For the f1r st year s1nce the newspaper was orgamzed Tlger Tales has come out regu larly every month dur1ng the school year mak1ng n1ne 1ssues 1n all The staff feels very proud about break1ng a record of many years standlng Every ISSUE has cons1sted of e1ght pages of W1-1tten materlal and a cover 1n color W1th the th1rd 1ssue the practxce of havmg a back match the cover was begun Trger Tales 1S f1r st typewmtten then rnlmeographed from St6hC11S The paper was entered 1n both natlonal and state conte sts anne Metzger who has held the pos1t1on for two years ASS1Stant edltor was Naoma Stanley The rest of the staff was as follows Art edltor Sh1r ley jones Exchange Ed1tor Dorothy Santus Sports ed1tors B111 Bunch and Rayrnond Gornez D1str1but1on Managers Dolores Gucker Sh1rley Dorrell and Dolores Haney F' F A Edrtor john P1att Typists Cather1ne Owens lrnogene Logue Wanda Wampler Esther johnson Patsy O Connor and Bermece Lane Ivhmeograph operators jo Ann Shelton Dale Hazlett jer ry Flynn George Thomas Robert Engelhard and Don Wootten L1terary Advlser was Lura McN1sh and Produchon Advlser was W F Hayden 83 The staff of Tiger Tales was headed by Editor-in-Chief Mari-