Martinsville High School - Artesian Yearbook (Martinsville, IN)

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253'Z5y'Z,Qj ' Za N'U'1sTxNc'E' 1292535 JULIET BALDWIN 4'Baldy She walks in beauty. Juliet has been a member of our class since her return from Franklin in 1914. She is airecognized leader and no scocial event in this city is complete without her presence. ALICE BREEDLOYE How tall among her sisters and how fair. Alice is noted foriher rose leaf complex- ion and shy sweetness- She is a girl who makes no pretentious of importance in the class but quietly goes to work and accom- plishes things. She has a desire to make those about her happy and at ease and so is always gracious and graceful. It has been said by a dependable authority that she is the most beautiful girl in Centerton. BYRON BURTON Ah, why should life all labor be? A gol darn good feller! Bud is a firm believer in the rest cure and is living up to that belief. His mind is usually fresh and vigorous for inventing new and startling forms of mischief. Sev- eral remarkable experiences, shared with the Editor of the Nuisance, have cemented a firm friendship between the two. He has a dread of appearing weak or spinster like and therefore exerts himself to be careless. IMOGENE CLARK Of him she thinks she can not think too much. Noted for the fact that she came from Coldwater and is still loyal to it. She finds -much consolation, however, in the youths of Martinsville and her one objection is, that more of them do not occupy seats near her in the assembly hall. On account of her extreme friendliness, she is ungrate- fully considered by some, to be a trouble- some creature. Her greatest talent lies in corresponding with unwilling recipients. 4 593261 9 Q1 6 QS 5

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'Qs ZJ- Zia NUISA CEB me SS N WAYNE Aeeorir You were a schoolboy, what beneath the sun so like a monkey? He is a mechanical genius who has nearly perfected a new make of automobile. He has an abiding faith in Providence Which often carries him through a hard place where a night's study would not. Also he is in love, deeply and hopelessly, though at most times he makes an effort to conceal it. In the latter years of his sojourn at M. ll. S., he has formed an unbreakable friend- ship with B. O. lllilliains. . FRANK ADAMS The man that blushes is not quite a brute. Until this year a shy and quiet young bud, but lately has blossomed forth won- derfully, having real cases which startled the whole school. FLOYD AYRES t'Pytl1agoras None but himself can be his parallel. 'Phe only really political man in the class. Besides politics, he also goes in for psy- chology, and having made a11 exhaustive study of this subject, is able to judge of one's thoughts by the laying on of the hands method. He has an air of profound wisdom which often convinces the teachers when his words fail to do so. Many have earnestly sought his love but it is not known that he ever accepted their ad- vances. lll+ll,lCN BAIN She is a phantom of delight. ' A gay and cheerful girl who is never bothered hy twinges of conscience over lessons or work of any sort. She has an ever ready smile for her friends a.11d is inueh liked hy many ot' her classmates. She takes an especial delight in all social functions. 23232 9 '1 'SSWSSLS

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'QZEQZJ Z9 NUISAN CE 65353 M 'Ni' 'V ,Rt 5 J Vila., llt'v' l A PAULINE CGMER With thy sweet smile and silver voice. Nancy in the class play. Pauline entered our ranks from Arizona as a Sophomore. She is a proud, digni- Iied damsel who has ambition to rule the world and never lacks that splendid quality of self-confidence. p DORIS CORDELL Unblemished let me live, or die unknowng O grant an honest fame, or grant me none! This is an girl who conscientiously does her assigned work and is therefore a pleas- ure to her teachers. She has spent her whole high school career in M. H. S. much to tl1e credit of our class. WINIFRED CRAXVFURD She that was ever fair and never proud Had tongue at will and yet was never loud. She has not been with ns through the entire H. S. course, but soon becalne identi- Iierl with us after her advent. This cheer- l'nl person is known to all H. S. students by her ' 'perpetual slni le. l-I llTll FERGUSK IN ' ' Furgy ' ' Her virtues walked their narrow roundg Nor made a pause, nor left a void. She is a cahn and quiet maiden, above all things avoiding' publicity and notoriety. Hut hehind all her gentleness is solid pur- pose and she is certain to- succeed in her ann for she constantly strives to make her- self ellieieut in this one thing. In time of stress and exeitenment it will be soothing to think haelc upon her soft voice, her mild Face and her enrling hair. Kiwi' 6 51513 5