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

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ioioil-110111 ioioioioinznioioinzfpzl TROPHIES on other On Fields, will bear the Fruits of Victory. the Field of Friendly Striie are sown the seeds, which in other years -General Douglas MacArthur o 0,4 ll :l :l .l ll ll ll lr ll ll ll I 1922 M, H. S. Tournament Champions ., ...... .,... B oys M. H. S. Tournament Champions ...,.......,,.... ..... G irls 1- 1923 Spring Hill District Pennant .,....,.. .......................,. . ., Girls 1924 Simpson College CWarren COJ Champions .,., Girls 1+ 1925 Simpson College fWarren Co.J Champions Girls 1926-27 Cons. O. A. A. Champions ...,.,,,., ,,...,.,.,.,. ,, ...... Boys Warren County Champions ..,,. ..,..,., . Boys Warren County Champions Boys 1928 Sectional Champions .,.,.,...,. . ...,.......,.,...,.,,,..,, .,,,, , ,, Girls 1929 Warren County Champions ....,.................,..,. .,.. Girls II Freshman-Junior Class Champions Track ,. BOYS 1930 Warren County Runners-up , ,, ..,.......,..,, .... Girls I West Side League Champions ,, .,.,...,.,,,,, ,,.. ...,.. . .....,. ..., ..,... B o y s Sectional Champions ,, , ,.....,...................... ...,,..... . Boys U Warren County Track ......,................. ....,..........,.,........ .,., . , ..., , ,,,. Boys 1932 Warren County Champions iM. E. Casey Trophyj Girls K, Sectional Champions ......... ........,.,.......,.,.............,..... Girls 1936 Sectional Champions ....,, ,.,,. . .,,.... .,.,., , .,., . Girls ., 1939 Warren County Runners-up ..,.. ,.,..,.. G irls Sectional Sportsmanship Trophy , .. Girls U 1940 Sectional Runners up .. .....,.,.......,.....,,., . ,,,, .. ,.,.,... ,. Girls County Runners-up ..,.,....,..... ....,.,.,., , ., . .. Girls ll 1941 County Champions Tri-River Conference Girls Sectional Runners-up , ., ..,............., . ..., ,..., , Girls Fourth Place District Winners , ....... Girls 1942 Tri-River Tournament Champions ., Boys Tri-River Conference Champions ..,. ,... B oys Warren County Runners-up ,. ,,....., . Boys Sectional Champions ........,........ .... ,. Girls District Runners-up .... ....,. .,..., , . . ,, ,.....,...,........., ., Girls Sectional Baseball Champions Fall-1941 ...... ,.......,. . .. Boys Sectional Baseball Champions Spring-1942 ,.,. Boys District Baseball Champions Fall-1941 .,..,..,.... ,, Boys State Baseball Champions Fall-1941 ...,.,......,.... ...,........., . ...,.,.....,.... , ,... Boys Philip Jones Baseball Glove ,... ..., ,,..........,.,...,.,... ..l., ,,,....... ...,..,. ,... , , .,.,...,.,. . I I Last Ball used in series of baseball tournaments with scores 1943 Tri-River Conference Champions ,.,.,............... ,. ,..,.,... ,.......,..., ,.,,,,,.,......,.. .....,.,....., .,.. . . B o ys Warren County Runners-up . .,.............. ..,.,,.......,...,.,..... ,..,....... ........... , , .,.....,.,., . , ,, ..,.. Boys 3 o:c1:i:1ei:i:i::1:i:-lci:isie1s1ci:io1ci:io1c 0102611020 'ir 19

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OMIECUM NG QUEEN Front: Iona Miller. Back: Betty Eagan, Lila Sinn, Enid Hansell, Marda Sears. A slightly changed plan was used this year in selecting a Homecoming Queen and her attendants from that of previous years. A War Savings Stamp and Bond drive was started in the school Nov. 2 and was to last for two weeks. Every girl in High School was eligible to receive votes from those who purchased Stamps or Bonds. Votes cast for a candidate de- pended upon the amount of the purchase of Stamps or Bonds. The girl receiving the greatest number of votes automatically qualified as a candidate. Four more candidates were then selected. Each girl thus selected represented a different class in High School and had qualified by receiving the greatest number of votes in her class. These five girls were then candidates for the honor of becoming Homecoming Queen. Season tickets were put on sale and purchasers were entitled to vote for their Queen Candidate. When the final compilation had been made, Iona Miller, a senior, had re- ceived the greatest number of votes and was thus selected as the Homecoming Queen. The other four girls, Lila Sinn, a Senior, Marda Sears, a Junior, Betty Eagan, a Sophomore, and Enid Hansell, a Freshman, were to act as her at- tendants. Don Stewart, president of the M Club, acted as master of ceremonies. After Iona Miller had been crowned Homecoming Queen, she unveiled the Martensdale Honor Roll which has been placed in the upstairs hall. A quartet consisting of Max Beam, Francis Kelly, Richard Roeper and Robert Spain concluded the program by singing When the Lights Go On Again All Over the World. Miss Margaret Mills, the Third and Fourth grade teacher, accompanied them on the piano. 18194'

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o uzumomninioiumnmurioioininioioininiomrri oi u 1 ! H H H H u I I 1 1 i i i i i i 4 I R H H H H H u H H H H II I I II '1 1 1 1 Ii 1 1 4 io BOYS'BASKETBALL H is W an 4+ H H i H 1 ur 1 11 1 11 Third Row: Charles Spain, William Wiedmann, Richard Husted, Byron Brown, Gerald Stewart. Second Row: Mr. Cramer fCoachJ, Gerald Millican, Robert Spain, Alvin Knapp, ,, Glenn Smith. First Row: Francis Kelly, Charles Jenks, Orval Frazier, Donald Stewart, Max H Beam. Not in Picture: Gerald Wilson fStudent Managerb. 1. BOYS' BASKETBALL 1942-1943 ll The hoys' hasketball team had a successful season by winning 15 games and losing 8. All of the losses were by a small margin with the exception of the +1 first Van Meter game. The team was built around five letter winners from last year although only one, Charles Jenks, was a regular. They were Charles Jenks, Francis Kelly, Donald Stewart, Max Beam, and Orval Frazier. Max Beam left at the end of the first semester to enter Simpson College. S The boys were Warren County runners-up and Tri-River Conference Cham- .. pions for the second successive year. Letter winners for the past season were Charles Jenks, Francis Kelly, Max Beam, Donald Stewart. Orval Frazier, Charles Spain, Robert Spain, Glenn Smith, and Gerald Stewart. Prospects for next year's team appear good since Charles Jenks, Francis ., Kelly, and Donald Stewart were the only Seniors on the squad. Charles Jenks and Don Stewart received honorable mention by the Des Moines Register for their season's play. Boys' BASKETBALL RECORD II M. H. s. 35-St. Marys 25 M. H, s. 20-St. Marys 13 M. H. S. 26-Winterset 22 M. H. S. 37-Norwalk 24 0 M. H. S. 24-St. Charles 26 M. H. S. 24-Spring Hill 22 M, H. S. 31-Spring Hill 17 M. H. S. 22--Truro 13 ,, M. H. S. S4-Patterson 28 M. H. S. 33-Carlisle 35 M. H. S. 18-Van Meter 42 M. H. S. 26-Patterson L51 ,, M. H. S. 30-Norwalk 8 M. H. S. 41-New Virginia 27 M. H. S. 27-Winterset 34 11 County Tournament at Indianola M. H. S. l8-Hartford 15 M. H, S. 30-New Virginia 25 M H. S. 22-Indianola 16 M. H. S. 28-Carlisle 30 1. Sectional Tournament at Winterset M. H. S. 39--Patterson 26 M. H. S. 31-Van Meter 34 M. H. S. 41-Peru 31 T ll ::i:iei:1::io1::::xia1:i:i:i::1::::m1:mi:::iieo:o ik