Martinsville High School - Artesian Yearbook (Martinsville, IN)

 - Class of 1951

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Page 16 text:

-V © ' t °Z - 5£s». Stv TIME) for people Among the pleasant recollections of our time in Martinsville High are the memories of the inhabitants therein. Widely diversified, they were the components of the personality of M.H.S. It is to these denizens of the M.H.S. halls that this section is dedicated. Their time was spent in various pursuits. Teachers graded papers, coerced wayward pupils, made out tests, attended teachers’ meetings, applauded the efforts of the enthusiastic, and received a bi-weekly pay check. Students worked prob¬ lems, conscientiously avoided homework, com¬ posed clandestine correspondence, and every six weeks responded to professorial prodding with new-found alacrity. Miss Rose, with the aid of Bar¬ bara Anderson, distributes grade cards to jubilant seniors in home room 14: Norman Thomas, Aaron St. John, Jim Mitchner, Don See, and Marlene Lemons. 12

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TTffFo for faculty fun and frolic SPRIN GTIME: J. B. Moore, considered quite expert with the horseshoes, draws a bead upon the stake during one of his leisure moments. ... Mrs. Kitchen, formerly Miss Underwood, is presented with a rolling pin as a wedding present by Mr. Kurtz at last year’s underclass day. PRACTICE TIME: Serving a brief period as apprentices in the Martinsville school system, Don Thrasher, Leslie Kenworthy, and Paul Burbrink earned student teaching credit from Indiana and Purdue University. Mr. Kenworthy assisted Mr. Bremer with government, while Mr. Thrasher and Mr. Burbrink aided Mr. Telfer in Vocational Agriculture. DANCE TIME: Mr. Elliott, who, along with various other faculty members, shake a surprisingly mean leg on the dance floor, dances with Mrs. Elliott at the Lettermen’s dance. TIME OUT: Faculty members called for numerous and elongated respites during the Infantile Paralysis Benefit game. Here they are displaying remarkable energy and fash¬ ionable warm-up suits before the game. Norman Coglan, a hot shot for the faculty, prepares to miss a free throw. OVERTIME: Having students stay after school is supposed to be a favorite pastime of teachers. Math teacher Francis Smith gets the best response. Here Andre Bow¬ man fathoms the mystery of adding alge¬ braic fractions. 11

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