Marceline High School - Marcello Yearbook (Marceline, MO)

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1. QVL 0 Bottom row. left to right: Vernon Bowman. Don Walsworth, Don Lake, Ierry Fox, and Ioe Sportsman. Second row: Dean Wilson, Gene Ross. Byron Boudreaux, Kay Smith, Gerald Stanley. Ioey Gosmyer, Albert Hamilton. and Iimmy Burgener. Third row: Ierry Oliver, Iack Barnes. Bob Axcell. lack White, Eddie Sam Myers, Bill Stauifer. and Bill Hedrick. In Boys' Glee Club their hearty voices portray a love of music and an appreciation for the melodies sung. Here, skill and enjoyment are stressed in Masculine voices have stirred the realms of song for centuries whether by songs of the sea, chants of the ancient tribes, immortal ballads of the west, or such G way that the boys enjoy testing men Cblh- popular tune of the day. ties and improving their technique of singing. enior Oyj Qwfez Left to right: Byron Boudreaux, Gene Ross, Ioe Sportsman, Bob Magee, B. T. Wiley.

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2 ee I vmor N-N p Waiofd of aging Bottom row. left to right Shirley Logue. Eileen Hayes. Io Ann Washburn, Carolyn Richards, Dorothy Porter. and Florence Moore. Second row, left to right: Nancy Clark, Lelia Quinn. Norma Hustectd, Peggy Adair. and Iudy Miller. Under the capable direction of Mr. Wiley, the girls the styles and effects of their musical selections as in the glee club are taught to appreciate music as they sing them. Those taking the course have de- well as learning to sing properly. Because the emo- rived pleasure cmd satisfaction in the knowledge tions of the universe are expressed through different that their group singing has increased their ap- forms of music, the girls are taught to distinguish preciation of this fine art. Qirg 54 N! y 5prtptzfv Left t0 right: Paddy King. Ruby Green. Carol Shroyer. Bonnie Stctats. Hazel Zurcher. Bonnie Blew, Wilma Klein.

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HAZEL ZUHCHER if , X'-rf fl J Editor df! 5 . 'wffj fp 'V vjfzflyy' If X ., ' A F if T M fi 1 Marcello The high school yearbook is published and compiled an- nually by the Marcello staff which is entirely composed of students. The staff was organized in , September by Miss Lamb, literary adviser and Mr, Hayden, production adviser. At this time members of the staff were placed in various departments, each having their individual work to do. Much time and effort has gone into the production and presentation oi this annual this year. It has been the goal of the entire staff to meet the accomplishments oi last years staff, The 1950 Marcello received a number one rating which was awarded by the Interscholastic Press Association of Missouri. It is hoped that in the years to come the Marcello will be a treasure chest of memories for those wishing to recall their golden Marcello rule days . AW! , ff? . fffif 7 , 1 fs 'Q I . N f xr 5 t Lr- I 17 86