Martinsville High School - Artesian Yearbook (Martinsville, IN)

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HELEN MERICLE History GEORGIA MOORE Librarian J. B. MOORE Science 4 if CLARENCE OOLEYXZ M' 1 Athletic Director L!!-f M1 KENNETH D. OSTERMEYER ' Industrial Arts A -' MARIAN C. RICE Junior High English MARGARET ROSE Mathematics . T GEORGAN N SHUFFLEBARGER English NIMROD SLAVEN Bible MARY SPEAR School Nurse DORIS STALCUP Physical Education KEITH STAPLEY English VIRGIL A. TELFER Agriculture FOSTER THOMAS Junior High Mathematics MARIE UN DERWOOD Business Education CLEO MCDANIEL fl , T, Principal's Office 115113 'I ff li MAMIE MESSMER Superintendent's Office 1 mf'

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THE SENIOR CLASS The seniors of 1947 started walking down the path which leads to success in 1943 when we came up from the elementary and Junior High schools to gaze with wide, green eyes at our surroundings as freshmen. This was the first year for class officers and these posi- tions were well-filled by Betty Parker, presi- dentg Glenn Tudor, vice-president, and Vir- ginia Plummer, secretary-treasurer. Traveling on, we reached our sophomore year and by this time we felt a little more familiar with our school. Oificers for this year were: president, Marcene Pearcyg vice- president, Wayne Watson, and secretary- treasurer, George Bever. During this year George left Martinsville and Edward Sheets was elected to fill the vacancy. Then came a turn in the road which sig- nified the junior year. On senior honor day we took the '46 seniors' seats in the auditor- ium. This procession was led by our presi- dent, Jim Fairy Wayne Watson, vice-presi- dentg Ruth Maxwell, secretary, and Bill Schnaiter, treasurer. Now we are seniors. Most of us have come to the end of the path of school days, others will continue to travel a little farther. What- ever may be the case, the path has been a long, hard one but we've had lots of fun along the way. This year we chose Bill Schnaiter, president, Dean Hicks, vice-presi- dentg Thelma Traub, secretaryg and Don Turley, treasurer. And as we reminisce, we see these four wonderful years pass by in review and we know that we'll never forget M. H. S. Where- ever we may go, whatever we may do, the good times that we experienced, the friends that we knew, all these and many more we will remember. And so it is with pride that we point to Martinsville High School. Thank you for the swell times we had and may you always hold. your standards as high as you did when we passed through your doors. We raise our hats to you and will always remem- ber the high school from which We were graduated in 1947. -BETTY BAKER. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Seated: Thelma Traub, secretary Dean Hicks, vice-president Standing: Don Turley, treasurer Miss Margaret Rose, sponsor Bill Schnaiter, president