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

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,,,,.. 1 .. 1 1 .. -llu...lln1un... 1nm..m,..lm.-ll.,-.llu1llu...llu1 1 .- 1. 1 .- ...lu GIRLS' BASKETBALL Back Row: Kellar, Sinn, Seymour, Miller, A. Gallagher Middle Row: Mrs. Cramer tChaperonl: C. Gallagher, Meilike, Deheck, Hakes, Mr. Kirchdoefer tCoachb Front Row: Weidmann, Ag. Miller, Al. Miller, Sheehey, Shafar, Hill, Hakes The girls' season was very successful. True to the prophecy that every leap year the girls go to the District, 1940 found the girls in the District at Valley lWest Des Moinesi. The girls have won 17 games with eight losses. They lost but one home game. They received both County and Sectional runner-up trophies. In the County they were beaten by Spring Hill in the finals. In the Sectional they were also beaten in the Iinals, but by Van Meter. The team will suffer a heavy loss, losing six of their squad. The graduating players will be Agnes Miller, Alice Miller, Sheehey, Meilike, Hill, and E. Hakes. Letter Winners: Agnes Miller, Alice Miller, Sheehey, Hill, E. Hakes, Deheck, Shafar, and Weidmann. GIRLS' BASKETBALL RECORD M H 25-Thompson's 52 M H. S. 33-St. Charles 20 M H DeSoto 45 M H. S. 41-Liberty Center 1 M H -Patterson 32 M H. S. 27-Patterson 22 M H fNorwalk 12 M H. S. 30fSpring Hill 39 M H Liberty Center 33 M. H. S. 27!Winterset 20 M H -Spring Hill 40 M H. S. 21-Norwalk 12 M H gNew Virginia 25 M. H. S. 52-St. Charles 26 M H 48-New Virginia 25 M H. S. 324Winterset 30 M. H. 43-St. Marys 20 M H. S. 32-St. Marys 23 M H fValley 36 County Tournament Sectional Tournament M H S. 25!New Virginia 19 M H. S. 39-New Virginia 21 M. H S. 37fMilo 24 M. H. S. 34-Patterson 27 M. H S. 30-Spring Hill 43 M. H. S. 194Van Meter 45 District Tournament - M. H. 1 1 1lun.-lnn1llnl..un1lm...ml-,,,,1m,-lnnl1.m S. 324Johnston 33 ..nu1l-ni -:nl-ml-.ml1lm--l 1 .-

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BAND Drums: Shafar, M. Hakes, Hyland, Maxwell, Beam Trumpets: Roper, Deheek, Mic-hael, Delles, W. Reeves, E. Brown I.. Reeves Clarinets: W. Brown, Weaver, E. Crow, B. Crow, Weidmann, F. Maxwell, Sheehey, Smith Saxophones: Wonderlin, Mulliean, Wilson Xylophone: Huss Trombones: K. Crow, R. Martens, J. Martens, J. Brown, Frazier, D. Maxwell, Himstreet Flute: Kleymann Horns: Baritone, Strahang Bass, Fisher, Alto, Brownlie Majorettes: Fisher, Reeves, Deheek, E. Hakes, Brown Absent: Francis Kelly, Trumpet, Ralph Sprague, Saxophone MUSIC For the ser-ond time in the sehool's history, a band was organized W. M. Youker, a state employee, is the director and organizer. We lirst appeared in publie on February 27, with a very successful r-oneert. Not, all of the band members have uniforms as yet, but it is hoped that we will have them by the Iirst of April. We are now learning to march and it is hopeful that we can be able to go to a few ol' the band festivals. The prospects are very good for a band next year since there are but four seniors in the band. The band is not only for people or children in the school, but anyone in the community that would like to join can do so. We have several community members in one group. The Iirst band was organized in 1932 with 16 members and it was under the direction of J. Miller. However, it did not stay in organization very long. It is hoped that we will be able to continue our band and we can do so with the support of the community which we already have to a full degree. 4. N... - .-,,.......,.-H..-..........-,,,.-,,..-,...-....-....... - .. .. - .. - - - - - -..l 4. C229

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10.1111111111.-11111111-...1-1... BOYS' BASKETBALL Back Row: Shaw, Allen, Slaughter, Joe Seymour, Wonderlin, Murphy Middle Row: Fisher fManagerJg Hill, John Seymour, Strahan, Alexander, Mr. Cramer Front Row: Crow, Brown, Miller, McConnell, P. Martens, M. Martens, Reeves The boys have had a fairly good season with 13 victories and 11 losses. They placed fourth in the county after being defeated by Hartford, which put them in the consolations with Milo, being beaten after two over-time periods. Like the girls' team, they will suffer a loss because of graduation. Three of the first team will graduate, Miller, P. Martens, and Brown. Morgan, John Seymour, Slaughter, and Shaw will also graduate. Returning players are McConnell, M. Martens, Reeves, Crow, Hill, Alexander, Murphy, Strahan, Joe Sey- mour, and Wonderlin. Letter Winners: Miller, Brown, P. Martens, Morgan, John Seymour, Reeves, Alexander, M. Martens, Crow, and McConnell. BOYS' BASKETBALL RECORD M. H. S. 43-Cumming 17 M. H. S. 31-Norwalk 32 M. H. S. 14YDeSoto 19 M. H. S. 36-St. Charles 28 M. H. S. 28-Patterson 16 M. H. S. 19-Hartford 27 M. H. S. 14fNorwalk 16 M. H. S. 24-St. Marys 26 M. H. S. 20vLiberty Center 19 M. H. S. 32-Cumming 19 M H. . S. 21-Spring Hill 17 . . S. 28'-New Virginia 43 County Tournament s. 22ANew virginia 20 ' 21 331322228255 H SEE ,TEE 325 M- yhafys 32 M. . s. 20-Hartford 41 ' ' ' - - mes 33 M H s 20iMilo 22 M. H. S. 40-Liberty Center 36 ' ' ' M. H. S. 14-Spring Hill 13 Sectional Tournament M. H. S. 20-Hartford 19 M. H. S. 23-Milo 32 nl- ... 1 1 .. .- 1 1 1 1 .1lm-un1iiii1,.1 1 ... 1 1 1 .. 1 1 im, 4245