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

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.,....,...-,,.. - - -,......- - -.,....-, -.... - -,..,.- - ..,- - -.,...,.. 4. JllNl0R5' Back Row: Merlyn Sinn, Ray Dooley, Francis Dooley, Richard Brown, Clarence Campbell, jesse Alexander Front Row: Mrs. Cramer CSponsorb, Mary Annett, Jeannine Sarchett, Phyllis Berry, Ruth Durham, Carroll Emerson, Mary Brick -:rf fe at fr JUNIOR CLASS NEWS The junior Class began the year with thirteen members. Richard Smith left us at the end of the first semester. Our class officers are: Merlyn Sinn., President: Clarence Campbell, Vice President: Carroll Emerson, Secretary-'lireasurerg and Phyllis Berry. News Reporter. Mrs. Cramer is our class sponsor. Lfnder her supervision we have enjoyed one class party so far this year. Carroll Emerson was our candidate for llomecoming Queen and was crowned Homecoming Queen in 1945. Under the supervision of Mrs. Opperman, we gave our class play, i'Aunt Samanthy Rules the Roost, October 29th. lt was well attended. With the proceeds from our play we plan to entertain the Seniors at Grace Ransom Tea Room for our junior-Senior banquet. Our class was well represented in basketball. The junior boys won the class tournaments and the junior girls were defeated by the Sopho- mores in the finals. nui1un1iin1ni- ii- -u-H1un111:11inn-nu-un1nn1 t-n-uu-tm-- ni1nn-11:11 I.-in-un-nu

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.-...-.................,.-...........-..-....-...........-...-..-..-..-..-.......,-.-...-....-...-.-......-..-..-..-........-..-.....-......-.-4. . Aug. Aug. SCHOOL CALENDAR 27-School Opens 3l-Baseball team scores 7-6 win over Truro Sept. 7-Freshman initiation Sept. 22-Baseball team loses to Truro in first round of sectional 6-5 Oct. 8-Mrs. McFarland, a substitute, takes Mrsf Griffith's place as teacher Oct. 15-Mr. Brom begins duties as teacher Oct. 20-juniors present Class Play, Aunt Samanthy Rules the Roost Nov. 5-Hot lunch program starts Nov. 7-Boys picked corn raised as a project Nov. 9-No school. Teachers meeting at Ames Nov. I3-Basketball teams lose to Carlisle in opening games Nov. 21-Annual Homecoming. Carroll Emerson crowned Homecoming Queen Dec. 3-Mr. Landess takes Mr. Brom's place as instructor Dec. I0-l4--No school. Flu vacation Dec. 20-Grades Christmas program Dec. 22-jan. Z-Christmas holidays jan. 7-Senior pictures taken in Des Moines jan. l0-ll-Semester tests. jan. 2l-25-Warren County Tournament Girls lose to Carlisle 27-l4 in second round Boys defeated by Norwalk in finals 25-12 lfeb. 6-Girls lose to Lorimor in sectional at Winterset l8-l6 Feb. 8-All High School party lieb. 28-Boys lose to Milo in sectional at Truro 35-26 March 7-Benefit game. School Board vs. Bus Drivers March I0-Seniors present Class Play, Border Buckaroos March 25-Baseball team defeats Spring Hill in opening game I9-l March 29-Hot Lunch program terminated Apri l l-April Fool April 5-Marilyn Hunget participates in State Preliminary Music Contest April lZ-County Music Festival Apri May May May May l 30-junior and Senior banquet 4-Sectional baseball tournaments start 5-Baccalaureate 8-Commencement I0-Schools out for summer vacation lZ ol: -U1un:11n-nu-nn1m1m-uru1m1nu1ml1mi1ru11n -H1nniuu-u1uu1uu1un-m1ui1nn1mr1uu1un-na-l11ul1ln1un1l1u1ln1ll1uu-uu1rm1n-u1u1m-1111

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H... 11.1.1 1 -.,.-i... 1 1 1 1 1 1 ...i.. 11-1.11-i1.i-ii1iii 11+ 50Pfi0MORES Back Row: Raymond McLaughlin, Gerald Crawford, john Kleymann, Philip Bussanmas, Carroll Vonk Middle Row: John Connors, Eugene McLaughlin, Donald Wilson, Robert Newell, Mrs. Opperman fSponsorJ Fmnt Row: Betty Cummings, Margaret Wood, Nancy Allen, Ruth H:-witt, Mary Gilliam, Anna Mae Miller E W if 'fr SOPHOMORE CLASS NEWS lhe Sophomore Class started the year with liUllI'lCCIl memlwers. Cair- roll Yonk, at new memher, :ttlended West Tech in Des Moines lust year. Mary tiilliuni joined us in klillllldfj' from Lincoln lligh. Our class officers were: President. Gerald Crawford: Vice President, john Kleymunn: Secret:try-lreztsurer. Donald Wilsong and Newsreporter, Phillip Bus- S2lllI1lllS. Nlztrgznret Wood wus our clziss candidate for llomecoming Queen, and Ruth llewitt wus the letter Clluh Cztndidate. We were represented on the hziskethztll squzlds by two girls and five hoys, The sophomore girls took the class tournznnent. and the hoys were runnersup in their division. Nine hoys in the class are out for hzisehztll. We have enjoyed two parties sponsored hy Mrs. Oppermun, our class sponsor. ..1 .. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1i1.ii1i..i1.ni.1,,ii1,,,1in-.I,mi-.iii..iiii1ii.-..i,1iiii1in. I4