Martinsville High School - Artesian Yearbook (Martinsville, IN)

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DON HASKETT Truck 2-3-4 CLARISSA FIELDS Clarissa is :inothcr lass from llmoklyn. LLOYD GRIFFITH Inter-class Basketball if Q 5- MARTHA O'NEAL Sunshine Society 4 Mixed Chorus 1 '5- 1 . 6 it - I ig. flfs I I x ft ROBERT D. MILLER 4H Club 3-4 Vocational Agriculture 3-4 Futurc Farmers 3-4 KATHERINE HOUSTON G. A. A. 1-2 Latin Club 4 ELLIOTT Her major is commercial. HFRMAN ENGLAND Latin Club 1-Z Hi-Y Club 3-4 Orchestra I-2-3-4 JULIAN BROADSTREET Feminine beauty was improved when Julian came to M.H.S. v Rx MAURICE BOTHWELL 4H Club Z BISTTY RANKIN Pros. of G. A. A. 4 G, A. A. 2-3-4 Sunshine Society 3-4 4H Club 1-2 HOOV ER LONG Ynczitional Afzricullur I-uture Farmers 3-4 5 rag e34

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CLASS I-IISTGRY When the members of the Class of 1937 were freshmen in Room 24, at the beginning of the year, they elected Max Iohnston, winner of the American Legion Award, president of the class. Helen Pearcy and Maxine Iohnston were elected vice-president and secretary- treasurer respectively. Mrs. Edith Whitaker and Evart Smith were the class sponsors. At the beginning of their Sophomore year, they selected as class officers, Robert Martin, president, Hugh Williams, vice-presidentg and Marie Ratts, secretary-treasurer. One party was held that year in the Recreation Room. The class of '37 finished a close second in the intramural race and one of their number won the individual cup. Vernon Spauld- ing and Miss Myngle Dorsett were the class sponsors. ln September, 1935, this class selected its Iunior class oflicersz Robert Martin, presidentg Eugene Iordan, vice-president, Mildred Lehr, secretary: Maxine Johnston, treasurer. Dur- ing the first semester, one class party was held in the Recreation Room. Un May 12, the Iunior class play, Pandora Lifts the Lid, was presented before two audiences. Un May 17, the Iunior class sponsored the animal Iunior-Senior Reception, held in the gymnasium. Richard Gemmecl-ze and Miss Lillian Hart were the sponsors for the prom, while Miss Myngle Dorsett and Ralph Potter sponsored the class play. In September of 1936, Robert Martin was reelected President for the third successive year. Eugene Iordan was reelected vice-president, While Nelda Cohn was elected secre- tary, and Marie Ratts, treasurer. lames Huff was made editor of the Artesian and Eugene Iordan was appointed editor of the Artesian Herald, the school paper. The class put on two one-act plays to help pay for the annual. On May 3 the Senior class play, Where's My Money, was given. Baccalaureate was on Sunday, May 23, and Commencement was held on Friday, May 28. Class day exercises were on May 21, the same date as the Iunior-Senior Prom. Miss Rose and Ralph Potter were chosen sponsors of the class. Miss Stevens and Miss Rose sponsored the annual. The class chose blue and silver for their colors. 2 1 1