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

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MARTENSDALE HIGH SCHOOL SCHOOL COLORS H Royal Blue and Gold SCHOOL MOTTO Through thick and thin For Martensdale, 'we'll win. 154' if fir if M. H. S. SCHOOL SONG CMusic, On Martensdale, On Martensdale, Our own dear high school true. We will always love thy colors Dear old gold and blue, Ever faithful to our colors, We will keep them high, Ever in the front they'll be For Martenadale High. On Wisconsin J We, the sons and faithful daughters, M. H. S. shall stand For the best our nation offers In this promised land, When we leave thy halls of learning Right we'll ere defend, True to every precept taught Until the end, af if fr: fr HIGH SCHOOL SUBJECTS FRESHMEN: General Science, English, Algebra, and Civics. SOPHOMORES: English, American History, Geometry, Manual Training, and General Science. JUNIORS: American Literature, English Literature, Typing, American History, Government, and Economics. SENIORS: Typing, Shorthand, Business Arithmetic, Advanced Algebra, and Physics. me -cf we fn- ANNUAL STAFF limmk-IN-Clumf ASSISI'-XN'l' lilmnn Pkuvmscv , l-llsmuv AND XVILL Dximnlczs . ATllI.l:'l'lCS Auvmmsmo . CLASS News AND joxes HONoR 'ROLL . . ALUMNI . . lleugru PROGRAM Delores Berry Lyle Sears james Dooley lanette Martens . Rachel Martens Luella Iarman . Gerald Millican Donald Delleek Lyle Sears james Dooley Donald Delleck . Gerald Millican Mary Ellen Lee Betty Eagan O .4 6

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CLASS HISTORY The Senior Class of '45 started its Freshman year with twenty-one, nine joined us from other schools, with twelve having graduated from the 8th grade. Mrs. Brown was our class sponsor and janette Martens was our class president and she also represented the class as candidate for Homecoming queen. Helen Carley, Phyllis Hill, Eugene Cameron, and james Bussanmas left us before the year was over and Laura Beals and Rena Faro joined us. We started our second year with nineteen students from our liresh- man year left. Mrs. Brown was again our class sponsor, we had two class parties under her supervision. Rachel Martens was our class president and Betty Eagen represented our class as queen candidate. Beverly Brown, joan Bussanmas, Rena Farr, and Thomas johnson left us during the year and Veda Deaton and jack McCauley joined us. ln l943 we started our junior year with l6 energetic students. Mrs. Cramer was our class sponsor, janette Martens our class president and also queen candidate. We lost Veda Deaton, Laura Beals, and Donald Weaver and gained Luella jarman and james Dooley. On October I9, our class presented our class play TEA TOPER 'l'AVERN, to a large audience. The proceeds were used to entertain the Seniors at their annual junior and Senior Banquet in Des Moines. Thirteen ambitious Seniors embarked on the last lap of their high school career. Marjorie Crawford and Kenneth Crow left us soon after school started. Mr. Cramer was our class sponsor and Donald Deileck class president: Lyle Sears, vice-president: and james Dooley, secretary and treasurer. Betty Eagen was our candidate for queen. We had our class pictures taken january l7th at Launspach's. We also had a farewell party for Francis Hendrickson on january l7th, who was called into the service on February IZ. Rachel Martens, Donald DeHeck, Gerald Millican, and janette Martens are the only ones in the class who have had all their schooling at Martensdale. Our class play, WHERE'S GRANDMAPH, was given on April 25. Sneak day was May 2. Class day was May 4. Baccalaureate was May 6. Graduation was on May 9. .18