Marceline High School - Marcello Yearbook (Marceline, MO)

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.xgfgasilwof Carnival! For several weeks the student body had been anticipating this social celebration. An all-school election was directed by Miss Horn's American Problems Class and was beneficial not only to the students elected but also in establishing a knowledge of voting in the years to come. The Carnival Manager, Bob Axcell, assisted by the Carnival Council, supervised the Carnival ac- tivities. On Ianuary 9, 1951. the halls were filled with the laughter and gaity that always accompanies a carnival. This picturesque scene was made com- plete when Bobby Oliver, the school clown, added to the merriment of the people. Many organizations participated in the programs given in the auditorium both evenings. Central School, Park School, Speech and Drarnatics Class. the Athletic Department, and the M Club all con- tributed talent for these shows. On Saturday, Ianuary 10, the auditorium was hushed as Carnival Manager. Box Axcell, read the names of the candidates and announced the queen, Nancy Walsworth, It was a very picturesque sight as the queen ascended her snow white throne trimmed with red balloons and hearts. All four can- didates were presented beautiful corsages, to cor- respond with their formals, by the Carnival Council. The different class candidates for queen were: freshman, Carol Ann Culler: sophomore, Ava Stanley: junior, Nancy Walsworth: senior, Hazel Zurcher. Music for the occasion was furnished by the Pit band. The total proceeds of the carnival KS525.00l were presented to four school organizations-Speech and Drarnatics Department: Athletic Department: Home Economics Department: and the Music Department, to be used for the benefit of the entire student body. Gmmerce .Jaafari The Commerce Department receives certificate and pin awards issued by the Gregg Publishing Company, as a result of their efforts toward speed and accuracy. All the students in Shorthand Il have qualified for the 60 words per minute transcription, with ninety-five per cent accuracy. Those that have passed their 80 words a minute transcription are: Hazel Zurcher, Bonnie Blew, Sharon Boudreaux, Bonnie Staats, and Ruby Green. Don Still passed a special O. A. T. lOrder of Artistic Typistsl test and was awarded a junior certificate. Competent typist pins on a 10-minute speed test with a maximum of five errors were awarded the following: Don Still, 52: Ruby Green, 51: Sharon Boudreaux, 51: and Dorothy Cordray, 51. In the Typing I division, progress certificates in typing were awarded to: Margaret Burgener, 37: Barbara Guthrie, 35: Mary Slaughter, 35: Eddie Sam Myers, 34: Wilma Kornbrust, 34: Don Walsworth, 32: Roland Lohmar, 32: Norma Moodie, 31: and Nancy Walsworth, 31. 97