Marceline High School - Marcello Yearbook (Marceline, MO)

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gwciency, WM M Sondra Cavanah has a very im- portant job as secretary to Mr. Davis. the agriculture instructor, and to the Veterans' Institutional On-Farm-Pro- gram. She is a former student of M. H. S. and ls always willing to help the students with their problems. The boys in the agriculture department have found her guidance and understand- ing especially beneficial to them. Al- though thls is Sondra's first year as the agricultural secretary, she has already proved herself very efficient and com- petent in her work. Although it isn't easy to act as school secretary and still be able to devote some time to the student's personal troubles, Wilma Klein has been very successful at that job in her first year as a member of the office force. She is always busy writing excuses and attending to announcements along with her other duties. Wilma gradu- ated last year from M. H. S. wlth high honors. and we sincerely hope that she will remain with us in the years to come. One of the most important jobs rn the school is keeping the building clean and presentable. Mr. Oliver. better known as Ioe . performs this task very conscientiously, but can always take time to give everyone a friendly smile and a cheerful greeting. He is al- ways willing to help the students with their many problems and should be an expert as he has two boys of his own in high school. Mr. Oliver is a veteran of two years at M. H. S., and we feel very fortunate to have such efficient maintenance of the building. His pa- tience and understanding of our some- times careless ways are greatly ap- preciated by the students of M. H. S. When the thrills and excitement of the football games captured the atten- tion of the spectators, Dr. Malone was little noticed until one of those unfore- seen disasters struck in which a player was injured. His presence gave the boys confidence, because they knew that if they were hurt they would be taken care of skillfully and efficiently. When illness madq it imperative for him to convalesce at Excelsior Springs and impossible for him to attend the basketball games, the school, as well as the team, regretted his absence. Let us hope that Dr. Malone will re- tum next year in the best of health to take his place at all the athletic events.

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President Secretary Treasurer Wayne Couch Richard Schutte O. E. Downing OMPCQA K- QJOMVCQALZ Once again we wish to give special recognition to our school board for the work that makes our school system possible. Employing the teachers and custodians and making up the budget for the school year are only two of the many important tasks they perform. Their efforts toward improvement seem untiring. Though they do not receive the thanks they deserve. we want them to know that we realize that they are primarily responsible for making our school days possible. E. S. Burch L. C. Bond C. R. Machen fr 'Wt

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