Martinsville High School - Artesian Yearbook (Martinsville, IN)

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BLISS CRONE VW- wish there werv inure like Bliss. MAVRICE VVILLIAIXIS Alaurivf- has tl'ax'vlml nmre ox- te-nsively than any othvr nwin- bor nf our class. MARTHA WNEAL A sweet, quit-t miss that really act-onlplishvs things. XYICNIJICIII. LEIG Thv c-hargimf' linvsman and at fighlvr to the end. su iY9n- fle-II has lien-time linown tu the svhnnl. Rl l'H WINKIACIR liutli is known for hm' irlih Iungui- and prolly s-yvs. IAYMAN .XBISUTT 'l'hv charging' qnurtei'-hai-li, il fast Ilnorman. and unv nf the Glev Uluivs In-sl, so we rvinvm- lu-i' Lyman, IIHRIS HAL.-XY lmris is quit-t, but when sho spvuks shi-.is wurtli listening tn. RAYMOND FFINULEY lhiynmnnl is nnothvr ont- of tlinsu silent hut guutl-imtuiw-il chaps. I3i:IATRll'E KNOX' Wnfre gleul lim- gets lu gramluau- with us. KVA YN li HARRISON Our baisltetlrall he-rug spt-011 plus lwraiins. MARIE UALHY XVhat a vuicv! Ami can she plny at ulie? .KFSTIN XYILLIAMS li is izvnernlly known that Austin is shaping his lift-'s destiny into at professional n'll't'tI'it'i2ll'l. HARNETT SHANE Garnett shines in drzullatit-s. Sho is also a flildler of quality. MILDRED GOSS Iilililred's pvc-tty clothes are thu envy uf 1-vvry girl in svhool. This page ti1l'01lgi1 courtesy of VI. C. Pcnncy Coinpany

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KENNETH VVILLIAMS Chicken is one of those lit- tle but rnighty Curtismen. FRANCES NASH Frances is found in the midst of every important activity. JAMES NASH The funmaker of the school, and Jimmy has un all-around keen intellect. MARY MESSM ER Mary never seems mliscouragml. She always has rt bright smile. ALBERT TEDROW lf you're paging Albert you will find him at the shop. EDNA LEMONS Edna has always been :i prom- inent member of the i-H Club. TRACY HADLEY My life's enjoyment is smiling or creating at smile. LA UNA ATKINSON l:'eggle is noted as a good sport: always ln for anything. RAYMOND NEAL Beany is popular with the girls because he is so wlnily. MILDRED MCDANIEL Mildred has never argued for a place in the history of the class, but that it belongs to her there is no question. EMMETT MAX VVELL Our A+ efficient business manager. Emmett will get far in life. HELEN SAL-'PER Helen is one of those attrac- tive colleen brunettes. CLARENCE COYLE Clarence is a member ot' the haskethall squad and can al- ways be depended upon to nc- complish something. .IOSEPHINE STEVENS One of the future stenogra- pliers of the world. JOE TILFORD Joe is a first-class drummer and possesses ri marvelous voice. 'I Ins page tlnoueli touitew of Vista Studio

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WITH ALL MY W ORLDLY GOODS We, the seniors of Martinsville High School in 1933, of Martinsville, Mor- gan County, Indiana, being of sound mind and disposing memory, hereby make, publish and declare this to be our last will and testament, hereby revoking all former wills by us at any time made, and hereby disposing of all of our property, both real and per- sonal, of whatsoever character and wheresoever situated, at our gradua- tion, and as follows: Abbott, Lyman: My singing ability to Bob Gardner. Atkinson, La Una: My good looks to any girl in the freshman class. Balay, Doris: My ride from Cope to anyone who wants it. Balay, Dorothy: My interest in former M. H. S. graduates to Marie Both, well. Bergeman, Lucille: You can have any- thing but my Bob. Brady, John: The Shoe Business to myself. Carman, Madge: I'm not Chet ready to give him up. Cooksey, Zona: My Henry to Vir- ginia Whitaker if she can get him. Coyle, Clarence: My basketball ability to Emmett Phelps. Coyle. La Von: My pet blonds to an undergraduate of the basketball team. Cragen, Mary: My gang to anyone who wants to haul them. Cramer, Eugene: My injuries to any- one who likes to be petted. Cramer, Mary Louise: My technique to the orchestra of M. H. S. Crone, Bliss: My place in the cafe- teria to an undergraduate. Dalby, Marie: I have a. Bill but I won't will him. DeHebreard, Felix: My height to Billy Cure. Devore, Edward: My laziness to Rus- sell Griggs. Duncan, Mary Louise: My personality to one wanting it. Dutton, Frances: My desire for Joe to anyone. Eubank, Sam: My snow plows fga- loshesl to Genevieve Baker. Fendley, Raymond: My place in the shop to John Mahan. Fischer, Sarah: My shorthand books to anyone who would enjoy study- ing every night. Forbes, Alice: My dignified manners to Melvin. Frounfelter, Merrill: My freckles to my brothers. Garrison, Wayne: My rough and noisy ways to my brother. Goss, Julia: My rowdiness to Ruth Harris. Goss, Mildred: I don't have anything to will except Hoyte, and no one could get him. Hadley, Tracy: My red hair to Jay Martin. Hammonds, Dorothy: I can't will it, for it's great to be in love. Ham, Elvis: My trips to Oolitic to anyone who thinks he can get her. Hastings, Paul: Good-bye to everyone. Hinkle, Harriett: My ability to advise the lovelorn to Geneva Carmich- ael. Hinkle, Martha Lou: My ability to eat all I want and yet stay thin to Mr. Curtis. Holder, Horace: My ability to work jig-saw puzzles to Mr. Hochstet- ler. James, Walter: My good looks to Hoggie Guynn. Johnson, Cordelia: My good nature to Billy Pitkin. Johnson, Katherine: My slimness to Elizabeth Bailey. Lemons, Edna: My place in the book- store to Bessie Ferguson. Lind, Lewis: My lesson to Miss Rose. Lewis, Ralph: My dramatic ability to Bob Zaring. McClung, Clyde: My chemistry book to a chemistry shark. McDaniel, Luford: My attendance record to Enola McCormick. This page through courtesy of VVilhite 8: Son