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

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igingilpigig- ALUMNI Lyman Gates '23 is now superintendent of schools at Carpenter, Iowa. He was formerly engaged in a similar position at Rutland, Iowa. for seven years. 5 I Mrs. Roy Dexter fGeorgia Forbes '25l is now living at Portland, Oregon. i I Thelma Haynes Miller '25 was recently playing the leading feminine role in I the Federal Theatre of Des Moines. I Opal Walker '25 is now employed in the office of the Montgomery Ward Cb. T in Des Moines. I Alex Brownlie '26 took a trip to Europe during the winter. T Frank Smith '27 now operates the Phillips Gas Station at Martensdale. I Gordon Himstreet '27 manages the Himstreet Grocery in Martensdale. T Lorraine Lickteig '29, girls' athletic director at Maxwell High School, developed I a team which won its conference, county and sectional championships this year. I I Harold Michael '29 now owns and operates the former F. D. Hakes truck line. I I Lillian Frazier '30 was married last June to Gene Fouts. They now live in I Waterloo. I Charles Beam '31 was recently reelected commercial teacher at Aurelia, Iowa. I Herbert Dunn '32 was married during the winter to Irma Carpenter. I Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Green 1Louise Siedel '327 are parents of a girl. E I Gilbert Maynard '33 is instructor in commerce and business at Simpson College. E I Ruth Brownlie '32 and Ruth Howell '36 made the first semester honor roll at I Simpson College while Pauline Hu s '36 did the same at Wartburg College, Waverly, l Iowa. I John Seymour '24, secretary of the Martensdale Board of Education, is the I father of a daughter, Patricia, born March 17. I Willie Duffy '27 visited friends in Martensdale during the school year. He now I lives' in Springfield. Illinois. l I Mary Rose Smith '34 is a stenographer for the Vita-Phone Corporation in I Des Moines. I Clare Weil '36 has been attendinng the A. I. B. in Des Moines, Judson lee has g enrolled at Simpson, while Roy Martens of the same class transferred from Iowa I State to Simpson at the end of the first semester. Maxine Smith also attends the I Indianola school making a good delegation from that class. John Hamm '35 and Inis g Brownlie '38 are included in the Freshman group at Simpson. I John Meade Stephan '35 is a student at Northern Montana State College. I Havre, Montana. I Wilma Crow '84 is working in the office of Kent 8: Co., Des Moines. I Mary Jane Monroe '34 has been reelected teacher in the Macksburg Schools I for another year. I I Eva Stroud '83 was married to Manson Strable, a former student of M. H. S.. I during the winter months. s I Frances Burrus '35 recently started to the A. I. B. E I Lenore Howell '33 is working at the J. C. Penney Co. Des Moines store. I Page Twenty-four 'I' I I I I I I I 5 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I E I I I -......-.:g. mo M1 I I I I I s I 2 I I s I I r I I I I I S I I I I I : I z I s I I I I 'I'

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--I' E I I I Com liments of I ' I I I i MONROE CHEVROLET CO. I I I T I E INDIANOLA, IOWA ' I I f I 1 I 2 Ill! li?lTiTTll lIllilMv'0llllTllIITlIlI1-IIIIOIHII Tiil1li7 lllillln T i SEPTEMBER I I Sept. 7-School opened a week later than we expected. I I Sept. I0-Mrs. Casey- Donald, what is a political cabinet? I I I Donald Smith- Some unvarnished dead wood bound in red I tape. I I Sept. I8-Our hrst softball game. Beat Cumming 6 to 5. The Harvest I T Bread train took all the little kiddies for a ride. I F Sept. 23-Letter Club carnival. More fun than a picnic. Proceeds were T 5 very good, too. , I Sept. Z9-We beat Cumming again 9 to 3. Boy! Are we good? I I I E -mu-IIII1InI1InI1IIII-Im-IIII:Im-IIn1IIII1IIII1un1Im-In1Im1mI1Im-nII1IIIr1Im1nn1Im-- 1 1IIn1Im- I I I I 7 E NevIvIh I Launspaclfs Studio I r n I' TC I nip ess eat I Portraits Tbat Please I I WILL H. EDDY, Manager . . , I I I III I I I Quality work. Low prices. I s n Iano a, owa ' II I I L. H. LAUNSPACH P . I f SOLIND PHoToPLAvs T ' 'Op I I Shows at 7:l5 and 9:00 p. m. I West Slde ImIIan0Ia' Ia' I I - I I Saturday Matinee 2:30 p. m. I Phone 76'.I I l , I I - T -M1 1IIII-1IIn1III1-IIII1IIII1IIII-InI1IIu1IIII- 1nuTIuI 11:11:1 Im1IuI1 - 1nn1IIu- 1 s E I I I H T T I I J. O. Watson Jr. Ralph Collings I I I T ATTORNEY AT LAW T CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS I E 5 I I lndianola, Iowa I East Side Square I I I I T Phone 37 T lndianola, Iowa I I I I I I III gin.-Im 1111-111111 ml-Im-IIII1 -- -II--IIII- 1 -IuI1IIu1IIII-IIII-Ilnzn Page Twenty-five