Marceline High School - Marcello Yearbook (Marceline, MO)

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enior Kfdzitf Aafory In the fall of 1947 we embarked on our high school career. little knowing what a pleasant and eventful four years were in store for us. The first year we chose our class motto. flower. and colors at the first class meeting in the fall. The elected class officers for the freshman year were: President ......,.v..,.....A..........-..--- ----A------A--- D 011 Still vice-President ........ .,..,--As C Urol Shroyer secretary ,,A4.,,,.,.,,,., ,....... B onnie Staats Girls' Treasurer ........ ,-'-.---- R 11111 YOCOIH Boys' Treasurer ..........A.......Y....A.....A,......-------.--.-,-- TOM Hi-!dl'iCk Our sophomore year we proudly chose Hazel Zurcher to represent our class on a tour of the state capital. The Sophomore Pilgrimage, which is an educational trip. is awarded to some deserving sophomore each year. In the traditional manner of previous sophomore classes we presented a new American flag to Colonel Lamb in a special assembly. The class officers our sophomore year were: Pfegidgnt .,A,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,..,,,., ..... .......... E I IG Willidms Vice-President ....,.., ..,..,...... R uby Green Secretary ,,A,,,,,,,,,,,.,, , ....... Carol Shroyer Girls' Treasurer A........................,...................,........ Paddy King Boys' Treasurer ....................,.............,....,.. Calvin MCCauS1in The two outstanding accomplishments of our junior year were the junior play and the Iunior-Senior Banquet. Our play. Great Caesar's Ghost . was a great success. In presenting this play we surpassed the previous sales record of junior classes of the past. In the spring we financed a colorful banquet in honor of the 1950 senior class. The theme, Mardi Gras, was carried out in the'gay decorations and favors. Hilarious Mardi Gras. provided an interesting Latin American background to the festivities of the evening. Carol Shroyer was chosen by her classmates during her junior year to go to Girls' State. This award is sponsored annually by the American Legion of Marceline. The Dieterich award was presented to Gerald Stanley. out- standing junior boy in sports and academic ability. During the latter part of the junior year we selected Sharon Boudreaux to take the American History test given by the D. A. R. One of the final highlights of the junior year was receiving our class rings in Ianuary. They were the selection of the ma- jority of the class. and we are all quite proud of them. The elected class officers for the junior year were: President ................,........................................... Gerald Stanley Vice-President .,..... ,,,,,,,,,,.,,.,,,,,, R uhy Gregg S9Cl'etC!l'y ................... ........ S haron Boudreaux Girls' Treasurer. ..,...............,...,.,.,,,..,,...,,,.,,,,, Ruth Hodgengn Boys' Treasurer .....,.............,.,..............,..............,..., Bob Agcell As honored seniors we look back on the first three years with pride. Our class has been well represented in all the ac- tivities of M. H. S. During the past two years, members of our class have worked diligently to prepare floats for the Home- coming Parades. This year we were honored to have petite Dorothy Cordray, senior candidate for homecoming queen. selected to reign at the annual football game. Members of our class took an active part in the carnival presented here in February. Although our candidate. Hazel Zurcher. was not queen of the affair. she made a very charming attendant at the coronation that night. Bonnie Staats. Ruby Green. Paddy King. Bonnie Blew, and Carol Shroyer, all senior girls. were five of the six girls selected by the Razzer Organization as Cheerleaders this year. Ronald Wiggins and Bob Smith made capable co-captains oi the football team. Their leadership undoubtedly accounts for the splendid co-operation of the team which is obvious in this year's football record. Ioe Sportsman and Ronald Wiggins were elected as co-cap- tains of the basketball team in February of this year. A Case of Springtime . a three-act comedy. was chosen by the committee. The play was given on April 2, 1951. The cast derived much pleasure in presenting A Case of Springtime to an enthusiastic audience at the matinee and evening per- formances. With the presentation of this annual we reluctantly close our high school careers. Om... PRESIDENT-Gene Ross VICE-PRESIDENT-Ronald Wiggins SECRETARY-Don Still GIRLS' TREASURER-Bonnie Staats BOYS' TREASURER-Ioe Sportsman Wolf.. Success ls Our Goal j 69111273 Pink and White Carnations CZ... Pink and White f90I'L:50l'6 Coral Payden and LeRoy Amen 13

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