Martensdale High School - Martins Tale Yearbook (Martensdale, IA)

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X SC X X as sc X Q JOY BROWNLIE 3 THELMA GROW X RERLINE FRAZIER ac ALBERT GAVIN ac JOYCE MARTENS ac X X fi right hand column. 3 FIRST HONOR ROLL 24 GRADE s JOYCE MARTENS 3 GAROLD McCONNELL ALBERT GAVIN ,, NAOMI WALSTON QQ CAROL SIMMONS 54 GRADE '1 as MARIE WEIL we EUGENE CLARKE SG GRADE 6 X DOROTHY BROWNLIE Q CATHERINE WEIDMANN X GRADE 5 f, IRENE WEIDMANN E, VIOLA WALSTON gg GRADE 4 CAROL CASEY GRADE 3 NONE GRADE 2 JANETTE MARTENS GERALD MILLICAN DONALD DEHECK KENNETH CROW GRADE 1 FAUNE MAXWELL 66939 GRADE NEWS The graduates from the Eighth Grade for 1935 are as follows: GAROLD McCONNELL CAROL SIMMONS NAOMI WALSTON MERLIN HUTCHISON .Those maintaining '1 grade of ninety per cent Or more are listed in the left hand column' those maintaining an average of eightv- five per cent to eighty-nine per cent inclusive for the year are in the SECOND HONOR ROLL GRADE 8 THELMA CROW GRADE 7 ALICE MILLER IRENE SI-IEEHEY EVERYL HAKES JOHN SEYMOUR GRADE 6 CHARLOTTE CRAWFORD EDNA MARIE EVANS JACK JOHNSON RITA SI-IEEHEY GRADE 5 BETTY JEAN CROW EDWIN -CROW JANE DEHECK WILLARD FREEZE MARY ELLEN HAKES FREDERICK PARKER GRADE 4 MAX BEAM BETTY JO BRENNAN IRENE SEYMOUR IONA ROSE MILLER DOROTHY MAE REINHOLDT 'XBYXYNYWA 3354248XXXXXXXXXXXXXSCXXXXSCXYYVXLNXYYKQQNYV7 C - GRADE 3 LAUREL JEAN BROWNLIE WAYNE MYERS X894X24XXXXX3X5'55C2C25bCXXXX3X2'CXX stimulate the pupils to greater effort. students in Melbourne Australia. X Page Eighteen WILLIAM WEIDMANN ROBERT PARKER VERLE ANDERSON GRADE 2 PATSY JOHNSON RACHEL MARTENS CHARLES REINHOLDT ROY HUGH WALSTON GRADE I MILDRED ALLEN BILLY CROW '-f MIRNEY MARTENS NEDDIE PARKER BETTY WHARFF ROLLAND WALSTON Everyl Hakes representing the school placed second in the county spelling contest. Everyl is a seventh grader and should win next year. Up to May Naomi Walston Charles Wharff and Doyle Wharff are the only students with perfect attendance records. Charlotte Crawford Catherine Wcidmann and Edna Evans represented the school in the rapid calculation contest in Indianola. Edna won second in subtraction. Charles Wharff received honorable mention at Indianola for his county map. Improvement charts were used in the rooms this year. They appeared to The children in Grades 3 and 4 have been exchanging school papers with Bad roads and epidemics have played havoc with school attendance. Both Miss Henderson and Miss Drake were forced out of school for a time. 'CXWX CYVSCXXNX -JC - N2-CXXSCXSCXXXXZCSCS-C5225245498 CX SE 54X9CXXXXXX24X24SCX2CXXXX24XX

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66 6666666666666666666g 3 1 BOYS BASKETBALL f- - - - 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 E9 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 3 GB MILLER, CELLAN, SIEDEL, MURPHY, FRAZIER. MARTENS, HAMM, MEADE, 6 99 MONROE, C. WALKER, BELL, WISE AND J. WALKER 2 3 2 ac RECORD 3 sc SC M. H. S. 197I.a8C0I'lZ. 17 M. H. S. 12-Patterson 25 Q9 X M. H. S. 24 St. Marys 26 M. H. S. 234--St. Marys 40 3 3 M. H. S. 36--Spring Hill 38 M. H. S. 24-New Virginia 36 x M. H. S. 17-Patterson 23 Coumu TmM.,nmm,nt 3 ,Q M. H. S. 20- Milo A . QB X M. H. S. 20-New Virginia 19 M' H' IPCHHISIQ 2? gg gc M- H- S. 16WLac0na 18 M. H. S. 10 Norwalk Z9 gg M. H. S. 19 Spring Hill 51 Srctional 'I'mu'namc'nt 3 X M. H. S. 14f-Norwalk 38 M. H. S. 21f -Norwalk 30 Q sc :C 3 The boys' basketball team had a very unsuccessful season this X - - . 6 ,C year. They managed to win only t-wo games, 'but, they lost four or 6, ac five heart-breakm ames bv the thinnest margin. In these the won 6 . . ,g 3 . - . . 5:2 moral victories tor which they received no credit. 65 35 The team was made up almost entirely of new men with Hamm gg the only letterman back from the 1933-1934 season, :Q Next year's team should be much stronger and more experienced, 6 jf as'they will have five lettermen on hand. The men are Monroe, Martens, 3 gg Wise, Murphy and Frazier, around whom may be built a strong team. ga 24 lhree lettermen will be lost, llamm and Meade through graduation, and QQ C. Walker, who has moved to Beech. :C 6 3 SECOND TEAM 3 X .. 6 :Q lhe Seconds had a good though short season. Many of.them 6 Z saw service in first team games when it became evident that a winning 3 ,Q combination couldlnot be developed this year. ln the Norwalk tourna- gg :C ment, in whlchneighth grade boys might be used, llutchison, eighth 6 3 grader, looked .like ha coming star. He and Wise led the team to a Q9 gg tourney championship. as :Ae RECORD X M. H. S. 15MCumming 7 Norwalk Tourmlmcnt ac gg M. H. S. 21vSt. Marys 25 M. H. S. 22-Cumming 9 gg M. H. S. 18ANorwalk 16 lFinalSJ 2 ft a 666 66666 666666666 Page Twenty