Martinsville High School - Artesian Yearbook (Martinsville, IN)

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NATHALIE NORMAN Chorus I, II, IV. Operetta IV. French Club IV. Sunshine Society IV. An ardent admirer of Rudolph and hopes to some day play opposite him. JAMES PATTON “Jimmie” joined our class two years ago, com¬ ing here from Indianapo¬ lis. Unfortunately he did not receive his diploma this spring. MARJORIE MORSE Class Basketball II. French Club IV. Sunshine Society IV. Marjorie joined us in our Sophomore year and has been a loyal member ever since. NEVA PLAIN St. Patrick’s Day Program II. Sunshine Society IV. Neva has been a quiet, but loyal member of the class of ’23. And to her credit, she has overcome unusual circumstances to get her diploma. FRANCES EUDORA PETRO Chorus I. II, III. Class Basketball I, II, III. Varsity Basketball I, II. Operetta III. County Fair III. Sunshine Society IV. A faithful member of the class although she has some decided interests among the Juniors—for informa¬ tion see “Smiling Bob.” MARY RHODES French Club IV. Sunshine Society IV. Art and Literary Work for Annual IV. Another prodigal to join us after we started. She has consideralile literary talent and we’re hoping she’ll go ahead and de- velope it. MADELLE PARKER County Fair III. Rotac IV. Class Play IV. Sunshine Society IV. On the stage “Tot Mar¬ vel.” Madelle believes in having a good time. How¬ ever, all of her minutes haven’t been spent in en¬ joying life as her grades will witness. MERLE RANSOM Stage Worker Class Plav IV. No doubt after school days are over Merle, will turn to taxi driving as a suitable career for himself. Owing to his early success we predict a bright future for him. Contrary to expectations, Merle did not graduate with the class of ’23.

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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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ROBERT ROSE Editor-in-Chief of Annual. Science Club I, 1 1 , III. Vice-President II, IV. Latin Play II. County Fair III. Hivh School Orchestra III, IV. Senior Orchestra III, IV. Class Basketball III, IV. Intee-Class Reading and Debate III. Interclass Discussion IV. Operetta III. District Discussion League ITT Bob is about as import¬ ant an element in the class of ’23 as gasoline is in a machine (not a Ford). He ' s looked a little worried this year owing to the burdens of edit ' ng an Annual that’s a success. TRUTH WAKEMAN Chorus IV. Class Play IV. Latin Club IV. Operetta IV. Spelling Contest IV. Senior Debate IV. Another of the “parkitis.” Her name is one that ' s hard to live up to, but after all’s said and done, we think she does it ad¬ mirably. DOROTHY RUDICEL Science Club I. Latin Play II. County Fair III. Exchange Editor Red and Blue III. Editor “Red and Blue’’ IV. President Latin Club IV. Sunshine Club IV. Rotac IV. Literary Editor of Annual IV. “Dot” has made a splen¬ did high school record and we know she’ll be just as successful in the future. She has been quite prom¬ inent in school affairs and has been an invaluable member of the class of ’23. RAYMOND PENCE C ' oss Basketball II, III, IV. Chorus I, II, III, IV. Class President III. County Fair III. Rotac IV. Operetta IV. Business Manager Annual IV. Class Play IV. “Britchie” has the car and the voice, so what more can heart desire? Though not a pioneer of the class, he’s been abso¬ lutely essential since he joined. GEORGIA RUSSELL High School Orchestra II, TIT, IV. Class Orchestra III, IV. Chorus IV Operetta III. One of the talented members of the class hav¬ ing unusual musical abil¬ ity. She intends to be a musical director. DORIS SWISHER Chorus I, II, III. Operetta III. Sunshine Society IV. Doris comes from a little hamlet up the car line and we ' re glad they don’t have high schools there for we need her too much here. MARY WILLIAMS Chorus I, II, III, IV. County Fair III. Operetta III IV. Class Play IV. Mary is one of our most dignified Seniors (in ap¬ pearance at least.) A good student and very much interested in the welfare of the class. HALLIE WEDDLE Chorus I, III, IV. Operetta IV. Class Basketball III. IV. Class Track II TV Hallie’s interests are con¬ fined mainly among the alumnae — especially one. She ' s learning to cook and sew so perhaps there’s method in ttu- Georgia Mac Russell—but she may not