Martinsville High School - Artesian Yearbook (Martinsville, IN)

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'l'I I IC Ali'l'l'lSlAN Illllllllilfl ROTOGRAVURE SECTION Nl msier, the Imeznwlul lauly, as he nppezns in lns :let in the newly forinecl eire 'llliis pielnre of the missing wife, Xl rs, Yietur lfuwler, wus taken the Clay before her clisap- ' penrzmee. She her- enterprise gs 'S I sell has never seen v this pietnre. Mr. ll. G1'eenn'mul :ms lie 1lIIlJt?Zll'Cll become popular. 0 uh :liter the rulmliery. 'l'l1is apparel may 5 mis page llirnngll the ennrLesy ul' llnlmlmurd Lumber Cunlpzulv . . IM --8.-ii' ---I ' -W I

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'PHE ART ESIAN BUBBLIG - M 1 ' M fzlzwfjhj ,QJUJIMJQ 5 4 1 M 1'. and Mrs. Lllilid lxelso, ' newly-wcds, pose tm- cum , I era. L5 , V ,N NJ. Nurse Eclwzwcls, whose covcry will 1'evol11t,iu11ize wurld. Q I recent dis- thc medical Urutur ljlliutt in one of het Ll1lUL,l I1'lOll1Ll1tb This affe tlll'Oli 'l1 the cuurtcsv of I. C. Penncv C0 U 6 .f . 1 gui

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J 5-.WM .:. 'Q Q ' f-'ia -rr 1' Q THE ARTESI AN BUBBLE GIRL T0 ATTEMPT OCEAN SWIM Imogene Cramer sailed for France Thursday on the S. S. Leviathan. Miss Cramer will receive training which will enable her to accom- plish the feat of swimming the Atlantic Ocean. lf she is success- ful in this undertaking. she will attempt the Pacific. Valuable Additions Made to Library Miss Josephine Ennis has pre- sented the local public and school libraries with some ot' her great literary masterpieces. She is one of America's foremost novelists. Among her best known works are the two volumes which she pre- sented to the libraries. Flaming Youth, and Shall We Bring Back the Whipping Post? DIPLOMAT CHAMBERS SENT TO HAWAII Mr. Frank Chambers has been appointed by the President of the United States to till a most im- portant office in Hawaii. He may be found almost any time on the beach being taught native dances by dusky maidens. Mr. Chambers in his more serious moments is American consul in Honolulu. I. W. W. Elects Officers A new organization which sprang up in Martinsville lately has been gaining in strength until at present it has fourteen members. It is known as the I. W. W. or I Won't Work Club. Its officers are John Sedwick, president: Shirley Miller. vice-president: and Aaron Lank- ford, treasurer. Aaron doesn't ex- actly know what his duties are, for he has seen no money coming in. High School Notes The 71x English class is cutting out paper dolls as the project of the week. Funny paper characters have proven to be the most popu- lar. Much enjoyment and cultural benefit is being derived. Mr. Calvin's lst and 2nd period Biology class made a balloon ascen- sion today to study the algae and fungi of the stratosphere. This trip will be written up in the notebooks. For outside reading the junior English classes under the direction of Mrs. Petry have their choice of True Story Magazine, Photoplay, Screen Romances. any Wild West Magazines, and Popular Mechanics. No reports are required i11 class. The office, at the request of the School Board has published this notice in reference to the walks around the school and gymnasium, Tractors with Lu s Prohibited . Crendall Quakenbush gave an il- lustrated talk before the Industrial Arts class Thursday. His subject was The A1-t of Shoe Repairing . The members of the faculty are posing for the art class who are making miniature busts of them An exhibit of these busts will be made of these works of art as soon as all of them are completed. Posters illustrating in Latin cur- rent slang expressions are on exhil- bition in Room 17. Some are most ingenius and all of them show orig- inality. Visitors may call at any gram was presented by the Musicae liatinae and Uke Club in collabora- tion. The team and Coach William Phillips had seats of honor on the tirst row. Baby white mice were given as luck charms. The next game is with Bedford. Remember- ing the overwhelming victory over Bloomington last Friday we espect great things of the team this Fri-1 time. This page tln'0ug'h thc courtesy ot' Collier llros. Crca1ncry Local Girl Devotes Life to Missions Miss Anna Crone has devoted her life to the teaching of Uncle Sam's little nephews in the Panama Canal Zone. She is helping to teach the poor little natives Christianity and Americanism. She has been very successful in this line of work, and her efforts are worthy of commen- dation. NOTED AVIATRICES MAKE STOP OFF Ruth Ferguson and Agnes Platt, flying a Lockheed-Vega Monoplane, stopped at Martinsville today on their wav to Southern Indiana. They intend to carry on an exten- sive campaign for the selling of the Preparations of the Beauty Products Company whom they rep- resent. Miss Ferguson and Miss Platt took off shortly after noon from the flying Held. Beauty Shoppe Opened Flsie Rednour, Ethel Mae Scott. and Julia Long have opened a beauty shoppe on North Main Street. They have brought in new machinery and equipment that will make the oldest of faces look young. Their equipment is all up to date and modern. The public is invited to come to see the place. Nurse Discovers Serum Miss Helen Edwards, head nurse of the Congressional Hospital at Washington, has made an outstand- ing discovery in her medical re- search work. She has discovered a serum which she hopes will do much to alleviate the suffering ot' humanity.