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

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FIRST AND SECOND GRADES Fourth Row: Norman Husted, Elwin Mueller, Delbert Halterman, Gary jones, jerry Hutchinson, jerry Adams. Third Row: Bernard Hutchinson, Gail Annett, George Banks, Miss Gavin fTeach- erl, Shirley Alexander, Patricia Cline, Marilyn Lucas. Second Row: Phyllis Robins, Mildred Nichols, Margot Findley, Patricia Ann First Miller, Patricia Seymour, joan Kleymann, Marlene Proudfoot. Row: David Longnecker, james Del-Ieclr, jemld Kleymann, Eric Mueller, Ronald Anderson. Not in Picture: Dorothy Seymour, Gene Halterman, FIRST AND SECOND GRADE NEWS We opened the school year with twenty pupils, twelve in the first grade and eight in the second grade. Our number increased when Her- bert bert nett bert and Letty Benshoof, Donald Longnecker, Roland Anderson, Del- llalterman, Patty Ann Miller, Marlene Proudfoot, and Gail An- moved into the district. We lost two of our members when Her- and Letty moved to Des Moines. The following pupils have perfect attendance: jo Ann Kleymann, Mildred Nicholl. Elwin and Eric Mueller have missed one half day. Pupils with a general average above 90 per cent are: First grade- Shirley Alexander. 93 per cent, Patricia Seymour, EPI per centg jerald Kleymann, 92 per cent. Second grade-Phyllis Robbins, 93 per cent, Margot Fintlley, 02 per cent: Patty Cline, 9l per cent, and Gail Annett. 02 per cent. The second grade has started its Farm Unit. The first grade students have studied about the home and family. We wish to thank the Boy Scouts for the uw of their flag and stand during the past year. oo els1:1:is-ge-gc1:i:-19251:1:io1c::i:i:::i:ieici:1:1:1 Q27

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,:. DAN THOMAS MID-CONTI NENT PETROLEUM PRODUCTS PROLE, IOWA ' GEORGE THE CHILI KING Seventh and Mulberry CO M P LI M E NTS 1:1 ixicixiixlsixi. icinicli I. W. WINTER Veterinarian Phone 2572 NORWALK, IOWA FROM A FRIEND MISS GLASCOCK: Who can correct this sentence: 'Girls ls naturally better looking than boys.' All right, Gerald. GERALD CRAWFORD: Girls is artifically better looking than boys. in U u BUY AT LEAST 1006 WAR BONDS AND STAMPS EVERY PAY DAY ir 'A' 'A' IOWA POWER 6 LIGHT CO. NORWALK Electricity Is Cheap H ll ii w ll sl ll ll H ll 0:0 15:29