Marceline High School - Marcello Yearbook (Marceline, MO)

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All too soon came the day of graduauon and though we shall never enter these dear halls as students agam Marcelme I-hgh School shall rema1n always ID our hearts SENIOR CLASS WILL We the class of 1946 of the Marcehne Hlgh School 1n cons1derat1on of the fact that our hlgh school l1fe must soon close and be1ng W1thout doubt f sane mmd and good Judgement do hereby legally declare th1s our last Wlll and te stament To our dear Alrna Mater we bequeath some new grass seed guaranteed to grow unde all walknrg cQnd1t10ns To the Jun1or Class we w1ll our seats 1n assembly and two muscle men to keep the under classmen from passing from the aud1tor1um flr st To the sophomore class we bequeath our ab1l11:y to persuade the teachers to see our polnts of v1ew To the freshmen or beglnners departrnent we heT1OCa11y leave our sur plus knowledge To Mr Moore we leave h1s most frequent phrase 1n geomelry Prove I and brother he can have It To Mr W1ll1amson we vull a ha1rnet and package of bobby plns to keep lus unruly locks 1n place 'lo MISS Lamb we leave a leather bound notebook so that she may jot down the names of 1dlers 1n her study halls To Mlss MCN1Sh vue Wlll an angellc phys1cs class such as ours always was hour study pa Saylng o won t have M1ss R116y a lxttle scooter 1S left to save her a hall Mr Phelps we leave the love and good wlshes or NL1' Hayden to save h1s vo1ce we leave slgns or se Paper Release' M1ss Horn we leave more maps so the next year any excuse for not knowmg where Kebneka1se 1s Mr O Neal we Wlll three new feed sacks to make To MISS Mudd and her Home Econom1cs Class we leave some of our own tested cake reclpes that e guaranteed not to T156 To Mr Hulen we leave steel helrnets for the members of the band they won t be hurt by flylng canons Z6 that Walklng ln 8th be1ng such a swell each typewr1ter s geography class a new shop apron , Q . , . , . 7 A . 1 . . . . . I . . 0 Q. 11 n I! r , I . I I 1 f 1 If 'I 0 , tl, , . . . I A . . -- To . . Y , , y H . . To . ' f 8 l. ,110 . , . , , . f . A I If , U . T a Y V . , I To . ' ' . ' ar ' . . , so , , ' , ,

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HISTORY OF THE SENIOR CLASS From that memorable day 1n September 1942 when we stood 1n the h1gh school halls were ha1led as The Fresh1es and wondered where ln the vast bu1ld1ng we belonged our class 1n spxte of 1ts small SIZE has been a leader ln act1v1t1es sports and scholar sh1p Durxng our freshrnan year Robert E ngel hard and Bob Zurcher lettered 1n football and Robert Englehard lettered 1n bas ketball Dorls Chrlsman was kllled 1n an automobxle accxdent Our f1r st formal dance theme was STARDUST At the begmnlng of the sophomore year a change was made 1n the fac ulty Francls Sm1th res1gned as mus1c mstructor and was replaced by Leonard Grlffm At the end of the semester Mr GrLff1n was replaced by H B Newkam. As sophomores we conducted the consesslons for the basketball tournament Se veral boys lettered both m football and basketball Mar1anne Metzger and Wanda Wampler won several orator1cal contests and Pr1nc1pal L E Phelps Jolned the navy 1n the sprlng He was replaced byj O Wlllramson Dale Hazlett trans ferred to Marcehne from Bowllng Green When we were Jumors several changes aga1n were made 1n the faculty Page Pendleton re sxgned as football and basketball coach and was replaced by J O Wrlhamson M1ss Lura McN1sh took over the sc1ence departznent Gladys V1sser1ng transferred from Morton Il11no1s Naoml Stanley aSS1Sta-nt ed1tor of the Marcello took over edltor sh1p of the yearbook 1n the absence of the edltor due to 1llness Mar1anne Metzger was ed1tor of T1 er Tales The banquet glven for t.he semors was a great success Theme was Candy and the aud1tor1um was beautlfully decorated ln red and Whlte senlor colors The junlor play Irlsh Stew was wr1tten by member of the class Mar1anne Metzger and pre sented 1n March and drew a large crowd Bob Zurcher rece1ved the D1etr1ch Medal for scholar sh1p and athletlcs Eugene F1ala presented the paddle to Rob ert Engelhard Members of the class partlclpated 1n sports mus1c contests and festxvals and dramatlcs jerry Flynn Norbert Owens Joanne Mlller and Cath er1ne Owens transferred from the Cathohc School The semor year found us well 1nto the lead among the classes Bob Zur cher was named Conference Co captaln Bob Zurcher and Robert I1.n elhard were football captalns Red Holt was basketball captaln Naoma Stanley edltor of Marcello Marranne Metzger edltor of T1ger Tales and Gladys V1sser1ng pre S1 dent of the Razzer or gan1z.at1on Semor queen Dorothy Santus placed second ln the Carn1val Norma K1llen transferred from Needles Cal1forn1a Dale Hazlett was elected pres1dent of the band for the second year and Don Wootten was stu dent dlrector Semor Robert Engelhard was Manager 1n Ch1ef of the carnlval Senlors were aCt1Ve 1n band glee club razzers and gave a play for the carn1 val The sen1or play The Maddest Professlon was wrltten by Mar1anne Metzger and presented May 10 From fu' st to last the smallest class 1n the h1gh school the senlors have always had 10 v of the class on the honor roll Wlth a h1gher percentage than that of any other class Out of the or1g1nal group that entered h1gh school 1n September 194-Z only th1rty elght are left Some members that are gone are jerry Martln Col leen Braley Sh1rley Easley Madel1ne Hall jack1e Murray Pearl Dorrell jew ell Dorrell Don Cordray George K1tchen Robert Fl1ck1nger Harold Sod Snowden Roy Holt and john Hungate Z5 1 1 . as . 11 - 1 1 1 1 1 . . . . . Q I Q 1 1 I - 1 . 1 14 11 1 I 1 . , 1 1 1 . .. I , 1 . I 0 I 5 - . , 1 0 1 4 1 1 I 1 1 0 8 1 . 1 11 . . . 1 - 1 as . 11 . . ! I ! , 1 ' ! I 1 - 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 E 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 . , 1 , .- a , ' ' 1 I D I - . ll . 11 . . 0 1 1 . 1 '7 , 1 1 1 - . , - 1 1 1 1 1 ' . . . as 11 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1

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Sen1or Cla s s W111 To Ivlr Lamb we leave a more co operat1ve h1gh school 1n keep1ng study hall de sks clean To Dorothy Fraz1er our Off1C6 grrl we leave a more helpful Carnlval Comm1ttee 1n pay1ng then' b1lls Cather1ne Owens w1lls her qu1et ways to Mar garetjo R1epe Ch1co Gomez w1lls h1S tr1ps to Brookheld to Don Guthr1e jo Ann Shelton w1lls her ab1l1ty to go Wlth anyth1ng that comes along to Hur la R aw Norbert Owens w1lls h1s book on How to Drxve 1n 13 Fasy Lessons to Lorna Smlth Esther johnson w1lls her ab1l1ty to get 1nto unpred1ctable messes wrth no solut1on to anybody unlucky enough to get lt To jack Arnold LaVern Fche w1lls h1S he1ght Bernlce Lane w1lls her bottle of never fall peroxlde to Glor1a Fox I Lawrence E.d1e w1ll my ab1l1ty to get L s 1n chernlstry class to Ke1th johnson nlght for Mom to Mlldreo F Obble To Lester Snowden Bob Zurcher W111S h1s ab1l1ty to understand the Harvard Classlcs der son man El Sh1rley jones W111S her scales that just go to 110 pounds to Dolores St1ll Robert Engelhard w1lls h1S beard to M1tchell Magee Wanda Wampler w1lls her ab1l1ty to st1ck to one boy to Nerma K1enast To Jlmmle Henderson B1llR1ckard w1lls h1s seat 1n 9th hour study hall To Mary Lee Sunmons Norma K1llen w1lls her southern drawl I j1mm1e Beebe w1ll my da1ly t1'1PS to the offxce to Delrnar Smlth Patsy O Connor w1lls her uxterest 1n the alumnl of M H 9 to Roy Pen Larl 'Red Holt w1lls h1s n1ghtly trlps to the junctlon to Ifean W1se Robert McClusky w1lls h1s qu1et ways to George Redd Ruth Homewood leaves her love for the Coast Guard to Iva Lou Frazlez jerry la lynn w1lls h1S ablllty to dr1ve carefully to Gall Crystal Z7 I ! ll - 71 . . B . 1 4 . LQ . . YO , . , A . 1 ! Naoma Stanley leaves an encyclopedia of acceptable excuses after mid- , . 3 , . , . 1 7 ' 5 1 a n 4 - L 11 , . . A I , --Il !