Martinsville High School - Artesian Yearbook (Martinsville, IN)

 - Class of 1923

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HELEN PAULINE HEN¬ SON Chorus I, II, III, IV. Latin Play II. County Fair III, IV. Class Orchestra III. Operetta III, IV. State Music Memory Con¬ test III, IV. State Commercial Contest IV. Latin Club IV. Babe” sure can “tickle the ivories.” She says she just loves big, strong, Presidents.” ROBERT HUMPHREYS Science Club I, II, III, IV. Pres. Ill, IV. Chess Club Pres. Ill, IV. H. S. Orchestra II, III, IV. Class Orchestra III, IV. Inter Class Debate III, IV. Rep. S. C. Oratorical Con¬ test IV. Pres. Student Council IV. H. S. Debating Team IV. Circulation Manager An¬ nual IV. You are doing a pretty dumb trick when you start to argue with Bob. He al¬ ways comes out first place. THELMA HINE Chorus I, II, III. Latin Play II. County Fair III. Orchestra III, IV. Operetta III, IV. Class Sec.-Treas. I, II. Student Council IV. Class Play IV. Treas. Sunshine Society IV. Typewriting Contest IV. The ’23 nightingale. If you see a crowd having lots of fun, you can be sure that Thelma is there, in the “thickest.” DOROTHY KEPHART Girls’ Track III. Girls’ Class Basketball IV. Sunshine Society IV. Another “silent” member of the class, but it isn’t always the “loud” ones that get there, is it Dot? RUTH HOWELL Science Club II. County Fair III. Sunshine Society IV. Even if Ruth does like the Freshmen boys (and girls too) she finds time to make some good grades. MARY KINNEMAN Class Debate I. Chorus I, III. Latin Play II. Class Basketball I, II. Science Club. Operetta III. County Fair III, IV. C.ass Treas. Ill, IV. President Sunshine Socie¬ ty IV. Class Play IV. Mary is the only real “Ethel Barrymore” we have. She shines best with dark men as her co- star (Robert Humphreys for instance). BEULAH MAE HOPSON Spelling Contest III, IV. Basketball IV. Sunshine Society IV. “Red and Blue” corre- respondent for Latin Club IV. Beulah can write, no joking, and her rare hum¬ or makes us all forget our cares and enjoy a good laugh. FRANK JARRELL Varsity Basketball IV. Need anything be said about Frank’s ability in Basketball. His stay with us has been “short but sweet.”

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-w- fOjLt [ M.H.S. i ' s “-V j i ' 25. LOUIS DE TURK H. S. Orchestra II. Ill, IV. Class Basketball III, IV. County Fair III. Class Play IV. Turkey” doesn’t say much but—Oh, those ex¬ pressive eyes! ! ! DOROTHY EGBERT Chorus . Spelling Contest I, IV. Sunshine Society IV. Latin Club IV. We all know what a great joker she is but it takes brains to be witty y ' ltnow. LULU FOSTER Sunshine Society IV. Didja ever see Lulu play basketball. She can, al¬ right. Watch her explain it to Mary R. in French every day. JOHN ENNIS Class IV. Basketball II, HI, ’ ' ■ Oh, the sighs that are heard from the fair sex when Johnnie goes by, but he gives ’em a cold stare— -heart breaker. WALTER GANO Science Club. County Fair III. Adv. Manager of Annual IV. Class Basketball II, III. Chess Club. Walter is as grim and silent as a tomb—Why we don’t even know who his “best” is! INEZ HACKER Sunshine Society IV. Notice what pretty hair Inez has. But watch your step ’cause she’s big- ger’n you are. MILDRED HASTINGS Chorus I, II, III, IV. Girls ' Basketball TeamI, II, III, IV. Operetta IV. Sunshine Society IV. The whole world loves a fat man. Mildred happens to be the whole world in this case. She knows CARROLL HARPER Varsity Basketball II, III. Coach Class Basketball Team III, IV. Coach Second Basketball Team IV. “M” Club. Latin Club IV. Athletic Editor of Red and Blue” IV. Athletic Editor Annual IV. Bige” deserves the crown, of laurels. Just see what the second team did at the Tri-State meet. Vv hen he graduated Harper “Carroiled



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HELEN LANDERS Chorus I, II, III. Operetta III. County Fair III. Class Play Committee IV. Sunshine Society IV. French Club IV. One might get the im¬ pression that she is a miser. Everyday she can be seen stacking, counting, and restacking dollars, quarters, etc. on her desk. But—there’s a reason! She has charge of the tickets for the class play. FRANCES ELLEN MAR¬ TIN Class Basketball I, II. Class Track I, III. Sunshine Society IV. Ellen takes the prize for being our star pony train¬ er. Lets watch her in Barnum and Baileys, this summer. NAOMI MASON Class Track I, III, IV. Class Basketball II, III, IV. Interclass Spelling Con¬ test I. IV. Girls Varsity Basketball III, IV. Rotac IV. Latin Club IV. Class Play IV. Calendar Editor Annual IV. Sunshine Society IV. Naomi and “Duncy” could almost be a basket¬ ball team by themselves! Naomi likes fun—and lots of it. MILDRED LEONARD Chorus II, IV. Operetta IV. Sunshine Society IV. Smiling eyes and curl¬ ing hair. “Midget” and her smile can be seen any place. FOREST MERIDETH Class Basketball I, II, III, IV. Second Squad Basketball II. “Pop-eye” is a lady kill¬ er so girls beware! We like his sweet disposition anyway. WILLMA MOORE Chorus I, II, III. Basketball Team III. Operetta III. Latin Club IV. Orchestra II, III, IV. Sunshine Club IV. Interclass Reading Contest IV. Wilma is another one of our fun makers. She and Doris are always together and always laughing. AUTUMN MOSS Sunshine Society IV. Especially fond of under- class“men and devotes considerable of her time among them. A loyal ’23’er however and the old session soon would seem a strange place without her. MERRILL NUTTER .. Class Basketball II. Ill, IV. Track III, IV. “Runt” is one of the sob¬ er members of the class, and a most valuable mem¬ ber because of his excellent athletic ability. He has saved the day for us more than once. Marvel at Mildred. Smile with Naomi

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