Martinsville High School - Artesian Yearbook (Martinsville, IN)

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ADMINISTRATIO f f f An Apple For the Teacher An apple for the teacher Will always do the trick, When you donlt know your lesson In arithmetic. An apple for the teacher Will meet with great success, If you forgot to memorize The Gettysburg Address. A little bit of glamour, A charm that's cute and quaintg And he'll excuse your grammar And believe you're what you ain't. You may be just a lemon, But he'll think you're a peach, Just bring an apple for the teacher When he starts to teach. At the faculty picnic the cameraman catcnes Mr. Hochstetler and Mr. Schnaiter enjoying the food, while Mr. Kurtz and family fill their plates . . . Mr. Caress, with appropriate ges- tures, relates a perplexing problem to Mr. Hazelett . . . Mr. Curtis, engaged in his favor- ite daily pastime . . . The deans are caught 1n typical activities: Mr. Brown at his desk and Mrs. Davis using the phone , . . Ruth Long pours coffee for Mrs. Jarrett at the F. H. A. Christmas tea . . . Mr. Gill prepares for a dif- ficult return at the Letterrnen's faculty feed, and Mr. Elmore mulls over a problem while at work on the gymnasium bleachers .... The last four teachers to get grades on cards for the second six weeks were Miss Stalcup, Mrs. McKrill, J. B. Moore and Miss Shufflebarger. 3' i g V gegsfae f 5-H' N' 'ill 3' B 5 gg W . L Q , - ' Q' ff r E - -jf bf 11

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Mr. Royce Kurtz, principal of Martinsville High School, has efficiently set up the curricu- lar schedule for all high school students ac- cording to their wants and needs and has helped to arrange for the handling of the extra large enrollment in MHS this year. Mr. Kurtz has his Master's degree from Claremont Graduate. School in California. Setting the policy for our city schools is this board of distinguished citizens. Faced with crowded buildings, they have been Working this past year for a consolidation pro- gram that will merge the re- sources of the city and sur- rounding townships into one school unit. They are Eugene Barnard, president, Warren Schnaiter, treasurer, and Mer- rill Wilson, secretary. Policyflvlakers Three grade schools, a junior high school and a senior high school look to Mr. Glenn M. Curtis, superintendent of schools, for guid- ance and assistance in their many curricular problems. Mr. Curtis has given much time this year toward effecting a metropolitan district school consolidation program. 12