Martinsville High School - Artesian Yearbook (Martinsville, IN)

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if Mn: soofren 1917 fi OUR lf.XCUl.TY RFCRUTT. H. ll. S. is well represented in the army of Uncle Sam. Not only does she have several students in the K. C. B. Club t lihalfi Clad lloysl hut also one teacher. Prof. Clinton Van Velt, who was formerly instructor of mathematics. There had heen rumors of Nlr. Yan l'elt's answer to the call and on May I I the announcement was made. On this day Prof. Yan Volt gave his farewell address to the student hody and hur- ried away to lfort llenjamin Harrison to take up his new duties in the ohicers' reserve corps. lt was with much regfret that we lost Mr. Van Pclt. yet deep down in our hearts we were glad, for we were stirred with ad- miration for his patriotism. He was highly esteemed hy all the students, and the faculty and hy all others with whom he came in contact during' his presence in our city. He is from Charleston and is a graduate of Hanover College. Although we will greatly miss him we wish him the greatest success in his new work. and we are sure that Uncle Sam could have found none more willing and hetter qualified to protect the honor and rights of our country than Clinton Van Pelt. Prof. llames R. Vlfright. principal of the high school in North Salem, lndiana. succeeded Prof. Van .llelt for the remainder of the term. I 'nyc MARGARET MAE MERRIKEN, Secretary of Indiana High School Athletic Association

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MH! BOOJTER 1917 fi CLASS COLORS Green and White CLASS FLOWER White Rose CLASS MOTTO En avaunt Pa q !