Marceline High School - Marcello Yearbook (Marceline, MO)

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Senior Class Will l, Dorothy Santus, will 'Duke ' providing he wears a ' Hands Off' sign, to Nl. H S. for another year. I George Thomas leave my ab1l1ty for being at school every day to o Pete Reick and Roy leenderson To Clara Asher Gladys Vissering w1lls her Come Hither and Scram Buddy looks Dale Hazlett and Don Wootten leave their outstanding love for good jokes to Gene Spore and Fred Clark respectively Marianne Metzger leaves nothing because she ll need all she has for fu ture life in Lindenwood Girls School David Aiken wills h1s way with the women to Wlllie Sweezer To Genevieve Kornbur st Alta Lewis wills her ability to brag about her man but she 15 unable to produce him because of mumps I Roberta Boone leave my maiden ability to blush to Dolores Haney I Delbert Weter will my Job of running the school projector to Russell Fisher Carlene Piatt wills her generously glven nickname Clem to Dorothy Olinger Edgar I-Iungate wills his seat in trigonometry class t Bob Downing That is 1f he doesn t need lt himself I Irnogene Logue will my Arkansas drawl to Gloria Ralston Ray Clark wills his seat in 9th hour to Clarence Peek better known as Jlsss choice bits of goss1p George Stuart w1lls his ab1l1ty in agriculture class to Wayne Couch I Georgla Stuart will my good nature to the world at large In witness whereof, we have hereunto set our hands and seals th1s twen ty-'fourth day of May 1n the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and for iv sw r i Senior C ass It X 1 ' 45 46 .554 X., Z8 I I L l I , , . . . J e . - . I5 u Ii Cl I ,I , . - . D , ' , , , . I I U V , . . . . . . . . .. -. I 1 . . . . O . i i I ' . . Y .. . .. To Carmeleta Landreth, Donna Mae Fletcher wills her ability to find out i I ' ' , - . ff A .. -f' tx I-, 1, , 1 ' we T ,Q ' '-s . --l------11'-' mp ' 4'-,'

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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 !

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SENIOR CLASS PR OPHECY Poor old Bozo now dragglng along 1n h1s flfteenth year turned a puzzled look upon h1s master Rrp Van Thomas was aga1n remlnlsclng over h1s long t1re some h1gh school days They weren t half so bad as I thought then Bozo In fact now I rather w1sh I were back No worrxes no cares at all just a happy go lucky l1fe o th1ng seemed to matter much to any of us Oh once 1n a wh1le one of the fellows Would study a lrttle but on the whole we were Just the Honorary Senrors W110 had nothmg to do but sl1de through that last year of school You remember some of them your self Old Dog It was too bad about that Alken boy He IS now v1s1t1ng for a wh1le at A1 catraz all because of a lot of llttle 'k1llens Lrttle shy Roberta Boone has taken up where her famous ancestor left off You ve heard of Boone s Coon Sk1n Caps for Beauty Ray Clarke s love for the b1g c1ty f1nally got the best of hun He IS now resxdmg w1th h1s red headed wrfe 1n the Clarke Manslon of Mlke That s flght Mlke MISSOUTI The Ed1e Brothers Lawrence and L.aVern are now starrlng on the H1 em I-hgh and Low football team of Edlevllle Nhssourl The name means no thmg to them though They hxt em any place that 1S convement Dr Robert Engelhard has taken all precaut1ons aga1nst h1s boys growlng up wlth weak ankles He 1S now chlef o1nt expert at the Repalr Your Ankles for Better Football Play1ng Hospltal Donna Fletcher 1s now Fred Asta1r s danc1ng partner Her next plcture w1th h1m 1s ent1tled 'Floatlng Do you suppose 1t has anytlung to do w1th ory'? I ll never forget that bass player Dale Hazlett He was so good on h1s horn that when the pr es1dent of the Internatlonal A1r I..1nes Co heard h1m play he at once employed h1m to blow up all balloons flymg for that company He does a good Job too He has the stuff w1th wh1ch to do lt I know' After her f1r st performance at Rayrnond Gomez ROadS1de Inn the suc cessful chorus gxrl Patsy O Connor was 1nterv1ewed by jlm Beebe a talent scout He became her manager and after f1ve years of strugghng he reached h1s goal by starr-mg her 1n h1s own production Sea Foam Folhes After w1nn1ng fu' st PIIZE 1n the Contest for the Most Unusual Freckle Deslgn Earl Holt had enough money to start a buslness of h1s own He IS now pres1dent of the Commerc1alFert1l1zer Corporatlon Ruth Homewood and Naoma Stanley were such patr1ot1c c1t1zens They were always trylng to help the U S government m any project they undertook However therr last offer to help w1th the currency problemwa sn t very well ac ce pted Even 1n court they sa1d they thought they d1d a better Job than any old U S m1nt 29 i I . - . I D ! 5 ! . , , - - . N - ' I I 1 1 ll 1 99 1 Y . 9! , , . . - -- 1 I Q ll I Q I 1 ' a 9 1 1 n 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 7 1 . , . 1 - ll n , , 'C 0 1 ii 1 1 Q 1 1 I ' - Q i 1 n , . . . . 1 1 1 1 1 it 1 - 4 1 1 O . 1 1 9 1 1 . 1 1 1 n I 1 UI n 1 n . Iv- ! 1 , . y I 1 - . , . . . n I 1 - Y 1 l 1 1 . I 1 Y 0 I 1 . 1 1 li n 19 , . , . . . . 1 V l , . ' I . .