Marceline High School - Marcello Yearbook (Marceline, MO)

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Physzcal Education Physxcal educatxon courses are desxgned to pro duce healthy bodxes and sportsmanllke conduct Asxde from the very benef1c1a1 results the students gain a blt of relaxatlon from the1r regular stud1es By stress nd cooper txon coord1nat1on and proper care of the body physxcal educatlon IS xntended to produce happler healthler cltxzens I xx Xxx 'Wi' XX 58 . C i D a . , . . , 7 , . .- 5 ' , f ff' W' fy . -- 1 - I ,4 . if-P. j V . V 'V-7.3, '4 .4l 5 A+-wif, 'X XS' ii' -. f mo e A 'sv , -sk v -- sf

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L.- More clearly understood and more uniformally written are typewritten letters. Typing is not only a speedier way of writing. but it does away with the extra time spent in trying to decipher various hand- writing. To understand our modern economic system, a knowledge of bookkeeping and accounting is essential to all. This course is designed to give the necessary skill and understanding to those who wish to operate businessesz also the preparing of government reports, such as income tax returns, sales tax returns. and so- cial security returns is studied and mastered, Commerce Shorthand, typing, and bookkeeping comprise the commercial department of Marceline High School. They are practical arts of real value to students pre- paring to enter a vocation immediately after graduat- ing from high school. Shorthand to most of us is Greek. but to those of us who know and appreciate shorthand, it is a definite time-saving device. M 'Sf lan.. I ' I in is

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Library One of the most pleasant, interesting, and useful facilities of Marceline High School is its library. The reference material is accessible to all the students during the study hours. The library is supervised by Mrs. Coral Payden, who directs the work of the student librarians. New and interesting books are added each year to its al- ready large supply of varied reading material. Study Hall W Study Hall is the place that the student gains a large portion of his knowledge. After receiving classroom instruction, the pupil is given the opportunity to reason, study, and pre- pare advanced assignments on his own. Besides providing ,a quiet convenient place for study, study hall, under the careful supervision of competent teachers, offers the use of reference books, dictionaries, and other types of outside reading material. Office S taff The office staff of Marceline High School is composed of Mr. Moore, superintendent, Mr. Amen, principal, and Dorothy Downing, school secretary. Besides carrying on the administrative work of the school, it is also the gathering place for many of the students. Here, a student may look for assistance in the selection of courses that will best prepare him for his future career. Considerate counseling is avail- able to each pupil who needs help concerning personal matters. The office staff is always cooperative in of- fering you the best guidance during the school year. We sincerely say, Thank you.