Martinsville High School - Artesian Yearbook (Martinsville, IN)

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r. MAKE THEM SO ... WE WILL REMEMBER THEM BEST IN THIS INFORMAL WAY Those formal faculty and administration pictures are not the ones we will remember best. We will remember these informal every-day shots; that’s how the faculty and administration looked to us. We remember times when we became a little peeved, but we know that there were just as many times when teachers became disgusted with us. We are grateful for our associations with them, and for the knowledge we have gained from them. Mr. Baker looked a little Yes, they finally grasped those quadratic equations haggard after the rush r

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BECAUSE CLASSES WERE VARIED AND ENLIGHTENING. OUR TEACHERS HELPED The nice thing about the library staff was that We caught the “rods” they kept those smiles all year long talking things over This was almost the best attention we have seen in chorus See how faithfully he observed B.K.T.A. Week 6

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WE REMEMBER HOW THE ADMINISTRATION GUIDED US SAFELY EUGENE BARNARD, Treas. WARREN SCHNAITER, Sec. MERRILL WILSON, Pres. BOARD OF EDUCATION CITY SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION GLENN CURTIS Superintendent of Schools Mr. Glenn Curtis, one of the new figures at Martinsville High School this year, is actually not new to Martinsville or to the school. He is serving as acting superintendent during the absence of Mr. Floyd Hines, who is serving as Senior Spe¬ cialist in Elementary Education under the office of Military Govern¬ ment in Bremen, Germany. Mr. Curtis came here first in 1919. He served as coach, and then did double duty as coach and principal. He left in 1938 to coach college and profes¬ sional basketball teams. His return here is welcomed by all. 8