Martinsville High School - Artesian Yearbook (Martinsville, IN)

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THOMAS WALKER - General Shop, Woodworking. Purdue University. B.S JUDITH ANN WAYMIRE - English, DePauw University, B.A. PHYLLIS WERSHING - English, Central Normal College, BA.: Indiana State Collegeg Indiana University, M.S. Mrs. Wershing is a member ol' her church choir and ChiRho. She studied linguistics at IU last summer. Cafeteria, maintenance workers were vital io school Two groups who did much around MHS but received little praise were the janitors and the cafeteria workers. The janitors not only supplied the buildings with heat and kept the classrooms clean, but were also in charge of the grounds, This proved Bottom: E, Platt, G. Darrell, B. Maxwell, G. Schaihauser, J. Collier, G. Tribby, V, Luther, E. Pearcy, A. Dickson, M. War- ner. Row 2: E. Sarber, J. Crews, H. Avery, H. Baugh, L. Scott, I ,, . ,ffm iw. fa. ' , u.1.-':- ' rJ,. 4r y ff , ' 1 lm' to be a big job, but they did much to improve the appearance of the school. Each day the cafeteria workers were re- sponsible for preparing the food for students and teachers alike. This was done with efficien- cy and in accordance to the appetites and needs of the patronizers. D. Mericleth, B. lVIcClary, A. Fullford, P. Baker. L. Kennedy. Custodian: E. Martin, B, Gregson. H. Littell, A. Clark, J. Truax, E. Warner, B. Traylor. 'if' 17 X rg ae, ff QV 'ZZ 5 7, ,EZ A ,ggi , 46 1 l ffvggw 4 5 fi , Q4 2' f 5' inf' Q '7?f,'.ff7- .- . ,J wwf.. at ' g f Pfam' , 531 41' 'I ...W f '. f ,., A 0' 1.1. '. fy .f::'9?f1f.511:' 442-. .H riff-.1 -:f 1' f - -A it 'vi-, .. 'ff' f f -12:5-ef 'LJ f . if ,V ' 7 u f N. g .,+ .3 ' 'if 'M 1' af sf? .5 - .V y A J 4 , 4 , .H 4 , i 4,1 155 Eiluv V. -y, . Mgf f??'v:-:W ,. . 51 21-i W:i l. ff'af' , :ff : 151-15:1 V if I

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W-fi ws.--ff' -,W iw-.4 , -5 l emu slime: ADA LEE SHONKWILER-Homemaking. Indiana State College, B.S., M.S., Purdue, Indiana Universityg Butler. Miss Shonkwiler sponsors the Future Homemakers of America. She enjoys travel- ing, reading, symphony music, ballet, and baseball. Last summer she completed work for her Supervisor of Guidance License. GEORGANN SHUFFLEBARGER-English. University of Arizona, Indiana University, B.S, Miss Shufflebarger co-sponsors the Dra- matics Club and helps in planning the prom. She enjoys read- ing and gardening. Last summer she took a bus trip to Moor- head, Minn, JANE SLOAN-General Business, Typing. Indiana University, B,S. Mrs. Sloan is co-chairman of the Junior-Senior Prom. She enjoys bowling and water skiing. She took a two-week trip to Miami Beach, Fla., last summer. ROBERT SPEELMAN-Guidance Counselor. Miami University of Ohio, B.S., M.S. Mr. Speelman coaches the football team and sponsors Lettermen's Club. He likes camping. Last summer he attended N.D.E.A. Guidance and Counseling Institute at Notre Dame University. MARCIA STEPHENS-Biology, General Science. Indiana State College, B.S. She enjoys gardening, hiking, swimming, and boat- ing. MILTON J. STEWART-Band. University of Kentucky, B.S., College of Music of Cincinnati, B. Mus., University of Cincin- nati, Ed. M., Army Music School, 'EN s.. CLARENCE GERALD STUPECK -- Industrial Arts. Pur- due University, B.S. Mr. Stupeck is MHS's assistant football coach and assistant basketball coach in a grade school. JOHN P. SUNGAIL-Health and Safety. Indiana Uni- versity, B.S. Mr, Sungail is assistant track coach. VIRGIL TELFER-Vocational Agriculture. Purdue University, B.S. Mr. Telier sponsors the Future Farm- crs of America, He enjoys fishing. boating, water ski- ing, and swimming, FOSTER THOMAS-General Math, Audio-visual direc- tor. Butler, B,S.q Indiana University. MS. Mr. Thomas is sponsor ol' Projector Club. He is interested in farm- ing, antique furniture refinishing, and the growing of Christmas trees. PAGE 26

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Engrossed in the PSAT, interested seniors prepare for more education via college. Senior class officers For the seniors, this wos Four short years ago, the class of '62 entered MHS. They were timid, as most freshmen are, but learned the routine quickly and soon felt right at home. As sophomores, they were still a long way from the top, but the days passed, and at long last, they were juniors. They presented their first class play, Lock Stock and Lipstick. In the fall they ordered their class rings and waited eagerly for them to arrive. September, 1961, found them returning to One of the important senior events-the arrival of senior pictures-is solemnly attend- ed by Mr. Robert Rhude, Phil Cramer, and Janet Elmore. is PAGE 28 Q , K B912 discuss the graduation announcements which are or- dered in government and social problems classes. The busiest yeor in school the halls of MHS as dignified seniors, dressed in traditional senior cords and skirts. The year was a busy one, with many of the seniors serving as leaders of various school or- ganizations. They presented the senior class play, Bull in a China Shopf' early in the fall. Class Honor Day was soon upon them. As they proudly accepted their merits everyone's mind was occupied with thoughts of the past four years. Baccalaureate and commencement followed quickly, and finally, the class of '62 had graduated. ...ff