Marceline High School - Marcello Yearbook (Marceline, MO)

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Hazel Zurcher, the renowned money conversa- tionalist, recently remarked to the press, The average man lies thirty years longer than he did in the l800's. He must, in order to get his taxes paid. She also remarked that we've learned this much during inflation, Money still talks, but it doesn't say much . I see where Gerald Stanley announced the open- ing of Stcm1ey's Funeral Parlor. We all knew he'd be the last one to let us down. And this ladies and gentlemen concludes the history of the Senior Class of 1951. Please listen next week to the Annual Golden School Day Re- view. And now, if you will excuse me, I shall say farewell. My cows have broken through the pas- ture fence again, and I must go corral them. eniom - f 951 fm Bottom row. left to right: Geneva Wright, Beta Asher, Mary Lois Twitchel, Billie Rose Cupp. Bonnie Bell, Dorothy Cordray, Io Ann Stanley. Ruth Ann Yocom. Helen Lewis, Sharon Boudreaux, Lelia Quinn, Hazel Zurcher, and Donna West. Second row: Mr. Amen. Arthur Dean Wilson. Calvin McCauslin. Roger Boone, Bonnie Blew, Lucille Hepworth, Margaret Hunter. Paddy King, Ruby Green. Bonnie Staats,. Carol Shroyer, Charles Lake, Vernon Bowman, Don Still, and Mrs. Payden. Top row: Byron Boudreaux. Ioe Sportsman, Gene Ross, Ronnie Wiggins, Kay Smith, Mitchell McGown, luck Staples, Bob Smith. Bob Axcell, Richard Eitel, Jerry Fox, Gerald Stanley, Bob Magee. and Carol Lower. 27

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