Martensdale High School - Martins Tale Yearbook (Martensdale, IA)

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11010101010 ' SENIORS CLASS COLORS Green and Gold CLASS MOTTO What you do, do well CLASS FLOWER Yellow Rose CLASS HISTORY September, l932, found twenty-eight verdant freshmen enrolled in the Martensdale high school. We selected Mr. Casey as our sponsor. We had two parties this year, one a class party and the other one a party held in our English class. The following September found us reduced to twenty members. This year we chose Mrs. Casey as our sponsor. ln our junior year we had Miss Brock as sponsor. We presented our class play, The Spooky Tavern, October I9 and October 24. Miss Brock was in charge of the play. We entertained the Seniors on May l5 at the Grace Ransom tea room in Des Moines. After the banquet we attended the Orpheum theatre. We also published the junior Edition of the school paper. We entered our Senior year with twelve members, but Kenneth Wheeler later dropped out of school. The remaining eleven Seniors have attended all four years of their high school together. We selected Mr. Casey as our sponsor. With Miss Mathwig directing our play, we pre- sented Dotty and Daffy on May 8. The juniors entertained us at the Lerand tea room on May 13. Sneak day was held May 20, and on May 25 we were entertained at a banquet in Des Moines by Mr. and Mrs. Casey. Baccalaureate services were held on May 24 and Com- mencement May 28. 4, Page Eight

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MARTENSDALE SCHOOL SCHOOL COLORS Blue and Gold SCHOOL MOTTO Through thick and thin For illarlcfisdalc mf!! win M. ll. S. SCHOOL. SONG Ullusifi, Un ll isc0i1si11 l On Martensdale, on Martensdale Our own dear high school true. We will always love thy colors Dear old Gold and Blue. liver faithful to our promise, We will keep them high, Ever in the front they'll be For Martensdale High. We, thy sons and faithful daughters, M. ll. S. shall stand For the best our nation offers In this promised land. When we leave thy halls of learning Right we'll e'er defend, True to every precept taught Until the end. ininioioioirrioioini oirnin1n 0 101014103 if H ll l l sl it u in 11 il li ll ll II li ll ll ll ll U II 11zia1oioioioio mrio1o: s'o . Page Seven

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'A is PAULINE Huss Blondie, our class president and assistant editor, is also one of our beauties. She was vice president during her Junior year and her scholarship has won her four letters. Twice she took part in declamatory and for the same length of time she was on the basketball squad. She has also participated in dramatics and music. Her ambition is to be a: nurse and revive the old war song, I don't want to get well: I'm in love with the beautiful nurse. JUDSON LEE Our versatile Wickite. Jud, ha served this year as vice president and was on the An- nual staif. His ability in declamatory secured him a letter in oratory this year. He has also two kittenball letters and one for cheer leader. He has been in both class plays and the operetta. Jud aspires to be a lawyer and to lead the Socialist party to political renown. MAXINE S1RAHAN This year Max has been our secretary- treasurer and wrote the dramatics for the An- nual. She copped two scholarship letters and one in basketball. She sang in the glee club and in the operetta and took an active part in dra- matics. She was on the school paper staff also. Max would like to move to a city and be a city slicker. 'Q' 0:4 Page Nine I