Marceline High School - Marcello Yearbook (Marceline, MO)

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Officers BOB OLIVER President GLEN CLARKE Vice-President GLORIA SPORTSMAN Secretary BARBARA BELT Girls' Treasurer DALE HEANEY Boys' Treasurer Flower g Yellow Rose Colors , if ' Gold and Green Sophomore In the fall of 1948 sixty-two new stu- dents entered M. H. S. After becoming ac- customed to high school, we held a class meeting and elected the following officers: President ,,.,...,..,c..icc 4,t..,....,i.i,,.,.. I I ,.c... Robert Couch Vice-president ,....,,i,.... ,i,ii ,,c, ...ii.., I I..I.. B o b Oliver Secretary ...,II....I....IIII...,. Mary Martha Slaughter Girls' Treasurer ..............I..I...II ..II.I N orma Moodie Boys' Treasurer ........... , .,....,,.,, ...... D oyle Shroyer Sponsors .I..,.,...I......II..I. ,......I... V oncille Liedorff C. L. Johnson For our motto we chose, Each for the Other and All for the class. Our flower is the yellow rose, and class colors are gold and green. Our freshman basketball team, com- posed of Robert Couch, Wayne Heins, Oley Noah, Roland Lohmar, Jack Teeter, Bobby Gooch, Glen Clarke, Bobby Oliver, Don Walsworth, Joey Gosmyer, and Jim William- son entered the Keytesville Tournament and won third place. We felt a sadness when the year passed in such a short time. Although we have three more years ahead of us, not one of them will be quite the same as our freshman year. I , X Class History By the time we were sophomores we were well acquainted with high school and were already to begin a pleasant and profit- able school year. Our class officers this year are as follows: President ,. ..I..I .,..... Bob Oliver Vice-President I... .I,... . . Glen Clarke Secretary .,.... .. I ,. , . IIII,I Gloria Sportsman Girls Treasurer ..I. Barbara Belt Boys' Treasurer . I, . Dale Heaney Our first big event was the football homecoming. Patty Ann Lewis was chosen as the sophomore queen candidate and Robert Couch was selected as her campaign manager. Our float was a boat rowed by Roland Lohmar with Butterball Gooch dangling a fishing line from the back of the boat. Even though it rained, it was necessary to have the boat on a truck. Several sophomores were outstanding in athletics, and the Mexico Fire Clay Bowl Game was an experience that will be long remembered. At the close of our second year in M. H. S. were looking forward to 1950- 1951 when we will be Jolly Juniors.

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I 'LD Robert Couch Jack Duran Helen Bondy Beverly Boone Jack Barnes Barbara Belt Margaret Burgener Glen Clarke Catherme Boone Marjorle noone M 'xx Hazel Fox Bobby Gooch Jerry Ewlgman John Floray Albert Hamllton Dale Heaney Joey Gosmyer Barbara Guthr1e 39 W Bobble Cupp Robert Eadells