Marceline High School - Marcello Yearbook (Marceline, MO)

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GERALD STANLEY RUBY GREEN Vice-President SHARON BOUDREAUX RUTH HODGERSON Girls' Treasurer BOB AXCELL Boys' Treasurer Flower Pink and White Carnation Colors Pink and White Oficers President Secretary Junior Class History The history of the Junior Class has been an eventful one. Naturally, when we came into M. H. S. in 1947, we were anxious to become a part of the activities of high school life. Our first duty as freshmen was to choose a class motto, flower, colors and to elect class officers. We were represented in all sports. Ronald Wiggins lettered in football his fresh- man year and made us all very proud of his achievement. ' As sophomores, we were more confident and anxiously awaiting the time when we could be the upper classmen of Marceline High School. Our sophomore year, we chose Hazel Zurcher as the representative from our class to tour our state capital. This trip is called the Sophomore Pilgrimage and it is indeed an honor to be chosen by ones fellow classmates. Several sophomore boys were awarded letters in various sports. Ronald Wiggins lettered in football. basketball and track, Joe Sportsman, basketball and track: Bob Smith, football and Gerald Stanley, track. The girls intramural basketball team was represented all three years. Our soph- omore year we took third place in the intra- mural tournament. We chose Ella Williams as captain of the team. As the tradition has been of previous sophomore classes, our class presented a new American Flag to Mr. Oliver in a special assembly. We, the juniors of M. H. S. as we are now called are looking forward with much anticipation to next year when we will be the honored seniors. Plans for the Junior- Senior Banquet were made throughout the year. It was one of the most unusual and successful banquets ever presented. In January of this year we ordered our class rings from the Josten Jewelry Com- pany. Everyone was well pleased with the selection. We have taken much pride in partici- pation in all of the school activities. Bonnie Staats was chosen as cheerleader and also the juniors' candidate for homecoming queen this year. Also, we decorated a float indicat- ing victory for Marceline that participated in the parade. One of the highlights of the junior year came when we presented the junior play, a three-act mystery entitled, Great Caesar's Ghost. We surpassed any previous sales record set by classes of the past. Ronald Wiggins and Bob Smith were selected by the football squad to be co-cap- tains for the 1950 football season.

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