Marceline High School - Marcello Yearbook (Marceline, MO)

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Teaching Staff Charlie L. Johnson, Vocational Agri. Instr. Dan Fields, Itln. Voc. Agri. Instructor T. N. Davis, Itin. Voc. Agri. Instructor George A. Coulson, Itin. Voc. Agri. Instruc- OI' 1.36 A Cowson The Veterans On The Farm Trazmng The Instltutlonal on Farm Tra1n1ng Pro gram IS a part of the Vocatxonal Agrlculture Department It IS a program for veterans who l1ve on the farm and secure the1r 11VEl1 IS a program that has grown ln Marcel1ne from a class of 4 veterans 1n December 1946 to three classes of nearly 75 veterans by February 19.10 By Apr1l 1950 the pro gram plans to expand and have a full tlme supervlsor and more than one hundred vet erans m classes The Farm Trammg Program 1S based on a four year course of study The teachmg staff when orgamzmg the course of study attempted to emphaslze the objectxves of the program by causmg the followmg results to be among those achxeved through the ful f11lment of the program managerxal ab1l1ty efflcent productlon w1se market1ng soxl con servatxon usable records and happy home to f1t the needs of the trame and the enter pnses of the commumty where It IS bemg operated The mstructors of Marcel1ne have set forth certaln goals which they feel w1ll produce better farmers and c1t1zens T e follow1ng three ldeals have been chosen to guxde the1r program of teach1ng the veterans 1 The bu11d1ng of greater securlty for those on the farm through applled knowledge and sk11l 2 The express1on of leadershlp 1n the commumty of whlch they are a part 3 The desxre to promote the welfare of agrxculture and 1tS many worthwhlle agencles t . 5 ' Geo hood from the farm. The I. O. F. T Program life. It was necessary that we make the plan 99

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Natzonal Honor Soczety Our local chapter of the Nat1onal Honor Socxety IS composed of thlrteen members To be elngxble for membershlp a student must be a Jumor or a semor m h1gh school and have an average grade of S or E Also the organ1zat1on tends to promote leadersh1p ab111t1es 1n1t1at1ve and good sportsmanllke qual1t1es Any t1me a student who IS a mem ber of the Nat1onal Honor Socxety fa11S to meet these standards concermng elther grades or commendable tralts he 1S auto Presldent V1ce presldent Secretary Treasurer The followlng are members Mary Lou Axcell Peggy Helton Lo1s Wolfe Beverly Brlggs Sondra Cavanah Mar1lyn Evans mat1cal1y d1squal1f1ed If by the next tlme report cards are lssued and the student has raxsed h1s grades he may be relnstated The Nat1onal Honor Soclety IS as the name 1mpl1es a natlonal orgamzatxon al though Puerto RICO Hawau Panama Chma and the Ph1ll1p1nes have contrxbutmg mem bers The offlcers of the Nat1onal Honor So cxety for 1950 are as follows Jerry Burgener Ruby Green Wllma Klein Mar1lyn Evans W1lma Klem Jerry Burgener Dean Hayes Jxm Green Ruby Green Hazel Zurcher Bonnle Staats Seyvlffr rhnvnfh Sgholorshlv Leodershpp Hpgh Fust row left to rxght Jerry Burgener R lbw Green Wllma Klem Nlarnlxn Evans Second row left to rxght 'Nlary Lou -Xxcell Carol Shroyer Sondra Cavanah Lois Wolfe Bonnie Staats Peggs Helton Jo Ann Stanley Third row left to rlght Ruth Yocom M ss Horn Hazel Zurcher Jxm Green D an Hays Elleen White Ruth Hodgerson Beverly Br ggs

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SCIIIOI Dance Dxm hghts soft mus1c and graceful de coratlons prov1ded just the r1ght atmosphere for the 1949 Senlor Chrlstmas Dance Loxs Kxncaxd enterta1ned early arrlvals wlth her h1llb1lly versxon of The Nlght Before Chrxstmas 13111 I1 our The F F A held thelr annual Barn wzrmlng November 10 ln the hlgh school aud1tor1um The audxtorlum was decorated to resem ble a barn The entrance w as galned by a wlndlng tunnel of baled hay Brush was lmed up agaxnst the walls and baled hay wh1ch serxed as seats was rn front of thls In the center of the floor was a shock of The Dlck Johnson Band from Klrksvllle suppl1ed themr own speclal brand of sweet mus1c hot mus1c and more mus1c untll the last stroke of Iflldnlght The semor class of 1950 IS sxncerely proud of 1tS successful annual Chrlstmas Dance IIIIIIQ Cfflllng' of autumn colored crepe paper added the fmal touch Varlous k1nds of dances were enjoyed by the honored guests and all who attended the f6St1V1t16S Barbara Belt was chosen queen of the affa1r by a majorlty of penny votes D9l1C1OUS refreshments w ere served and song lx ltr l1e111eu1 IIIIIIU' The home economles g1rls held thmr thlrd annual kltchenwarmmg Frldav March 3rd 1n the hxgh school aud1tor1um It was decorated w1th a false cexhng of red and XVl1lt9 crepe paper w hlch are the F H A colors The 1I'lX1t3tlODS were IH the shape of a kltchen wmdow wlth floral tle back cottage curtams The c1nd1d1tes for klng were Jerry Ewlgmzn Glen Mxller Howard Shlwcs and Plul Preston After countlng the votes Jerry Ewxgman was elected the klng H was crow ned by the F H A Presldent Sharlet New man The entertalnment for the exemng con slsted of danc1ng playlng games and varlous other entertammg features Homemade cool-ues and pop were serx ed as refreshments and enjoyed by all W O A . . ,Y . l . . . . H ' Y Y ' qN! A . G I ' 1 1 Y ' ' 1 ' . fodder Surrounded by pumpkins. A false the evenmg closed wlth a flnal goodnlght f n , ' 545 4 rw ' V ' Y , . Y. 7 V. .' I . . ' . I 7 2 'a X ' ' 3 M' ' ' , 100