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

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'Q' I I I I 1 I ATHLETICS I I a I 1 I 1 I I I I I I 1 I 1 I 1 ' I I I I I I I 1 I I I , I I I I I 1 I I I M. H. S. School Song I E CMusic, On Wiscousinul I I I I On Martensdale, on Martensdale I I Our own dear high school true. I I We will always love thy colors I 1 Dear Old Gold and Blue, I I Ever faithful to our promise, I I We will keep them high, I I Ever in the front they'll be I I For Nlartensdale High. I E I 4 I We, thy sons and faithful daughters, I I M. H. S. shall stand I I For the best our nation offers I I ln this promised land. I a When we leave thy halls of learning I I Right we'll e'er defend, I I True to every precept taught I I Until the end. I ' I S I a I I s I 1 I glgq.1ui 111111111111111111 1 1 1ulu1lul1nlu-lui-via!! Page Fifteen

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4...-,,....,...-....-....-,...-,.........-,. ....,..-,...-.. -..,-. - .....,- -,....,,. - .. - - ,-.. -.,.-, Q I I DRAMATICS I I - . , 2 HIGH SCHOOL DILCLAMATORW I T This year there were fourteen speakers out 2 for declamatory. An elimination contest was I hold for the humorous and dramatic divisions, I eliminating to three in each. The final winners F were: Oratorical. Burl Beam. sneaking Strength, E Sorrow Born. Dramatic, Marie Weil. with I The Law of Retaliation. Humorous, Leo Sinn. T I reading Brothel'ly Love. These three contest- g I ants took part in the state preliminary contest I I at Norwalk. Here Marie and Burl took second ' Coach Migs Lusk and Leo placed third. I T Beam Weil 5 Sinn I Others in the home contest were: Oratorical. Garold McConnell and Carol Sim- I monsg dramatic, Audrey Huss, Francis Gallagher, Joyce Martens and Alice Gavin: T humorous, Dale Melroy, Albert Gavin, Walter Shaw and Gerald Martens. 5 UNIOR CLASS PLAY : I IIE IIEART ITXCHANGI: L October 78 ICBO I Marta Kellog ....,. ...........,...,..,,.,......,.....,....,......,,... l ..,.... H onora Hill T Ralph Dartmore ..... ,..,..,,..., . Paul Miller g Arthur Princeton ..... Harriet Hockett ...... .........William Cellan ,,.Mary Louise West ...,..William Kelleher I Hartley Decker .... 5 Daisy Meadows .,..,....... Doris Crow I Jost-ph Thurston .....,,..,,. Phillip Kellai- I Louise Milliard ......,...,......................... ......... M arcella Graham 5 Percival Archibald Gomrenslocker .... ,........ K Jerald Martens I Thomasinia Penn ..,.,..i,,...,,..,,......,.,..... .....,. R eba Brownlie I Socker Quigley .........., .... .,..........,.. ............ J o h n Sinn g Irish, the Cop ..,,.. ....... . .. ...,.............,.............,....... ......... D onald Smith Q George Walters ....................,.........., ,.,.. ...... ........,.....,,...,....,..,....,........... .,.,... I a e k L'Estran5ze I Director '.... .........,...,,..,.. B ertha Mae Lusk I SENIOR CLASS PLAY I A BEAR DECEPTIONH T May 5, I937 5 Dick ...... ...,..,..,....,,...,................... ...........,. J 0 hn Walker I Sally ..... ..,... M arjorie Weaver T Jim ......,... Harold Morris g Mike ,,.. .... ,... ........ .... .,..,......,. D a I e M elroy I Mrs. Gm-merly ,.,...,.. ........ D orothy Crawford : Mr. Gormerly ,....,........... ................. Burl Beam Q Sir Reginald Flomsbee .....,. .,..,,., F' rancis Gallagher l Miss Clarissa Ardsely ,.... Caroline L'Estranize I Sam , ................,....,,.......... .John Linnane, Jr. 5 DeWitt Hewitt ..... ,..,...,........... G ary Hall L Otto Finch ............... Charles McLaughlin I Mi-S. Tillie Flumm .,,., ,....l........,....... A lice Gavin g George Jones ........... ...... . .. .....,. ...,................. L eonard McKinney Q Bob Brown .......,........,,...........,....,..,.......,........,,...,.........,.........,...v...............,.............. Oliver Frazier I Director ........,...........,... Bertha Mae Lusk T Gaylard Sicdel was unable to take part in the play because of illness. ninll-llll1llll1uu-ull1nuima-ull1un-ull1nll--un-llu1llu-nll-lnl1lnl-lul-llll1lln-ull-llu-lln1 nl1unl1lnn unit Page Fofurteen

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ofsu-uu1nn-nnxnn-m -nn1un-u 1-nn1un-m -nnn1un1luu1an1nn-un-un1uu1nn-ru .-nn1uu1uu1un will I 0111:-in I ,ll gc' BOYS' BASKETBALL SQUAD Third Row: Kellar. Mc-Kinney. Manager Hall, L'Estrange, Beam Second Row: Coach M. E. Casey, McLaughlin, Smith, Martens. Cassady. E. Miller, Linnane Front Row: Me-lroy, Mc-Connell, Cellan, Duffy, Frazier. Walker, P. Miller Not. in Picture: Siedel BOYS' BASKETBALL RECORD COUNTY TOURNAMENT M. H. S. 494Hartford 24 M. H. S. 28--Norwalk 36 SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT M. H. S. 36-Macksburg 32 M. H. S. 225-Cumming 10 4lf-'Patterson Z8 68 S. M. H. M. H. S. St. Marys 12 M. H. S. oh-Spring Hill 24 M. H. S. 21--Norwalk 25 M. H. S. 56-Carlisle 21 M. H. S. 20 -De Soto 23 gf gf QQ ff fjflhgia SECOND TEAM GAMES M. H. S. 28- -Patterson 44 M. H. S. 59---Carlisle 13 M. H. S. 31I-- Spring Hill 33 M. H. S. 15- Patterson 11 M. H. S. 37--St. Marys 20 M. H. S. 13--Dowling Fresh. 25 M. H. S. 10 'Norwalk 23 M. H. S. 25-Dowling Fresh. 21 M. H. S. 33 - Milo 43 M. H. S. 27 Patterson 18 The boys' team seems to be slowly rounding into the winning form of past after a couple of bad seasons. This year the first squad took nine victories to defeats against. representative opponents including conference, county and sectional champions. Two men will be lost by graduation, Oliver Frazier. leading scorer and Gaylard Siedel, star guard. However several promising Seniors were mem- hcrs of the second team which had a very good season, winning four of five starts. From that group go Melroy, Lennane, Beam, McKinney and McLaughlin. A nucleus of a fairly strong team should be on hand to carry on next yea1'. years L-ight ITllII1l llllilllllllllllllli Illl 1' IIIIT Illll Hill IlllvfllllillllllllllIIIITIlHTllIlllIll1'IIlillIIlIllll Illll Illlllllllllll S ix teen