Martinsville High School - Artesian Yearbook (Martinsville, IN)

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ALONG THE WAY out during the fire drills, and most of all that never-to-be-for gotten first dance. Even though many Junior High students were no longer in the old building, the halls were still crowded, especially the first day of school. Excitement ran high each time there was an election, whether of officers for the clubs and classes, or for a queen candidate. Many nickels were spent in the new coke machine which actually poured the coke into a cup. Page Fifteen

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Junior High Gets ci Principal Mr. Shaw completed his second full year as Assistant Principal and Dean of Boys. This position is comprised of advising and some- times reprimanding the male population of MHS, as well as aiding the Principal. Besides these duties Mr. Shaw sponsored the Student Council and coached the football team to a win- ning season. The MHS girls were of primary interest to Mrs. Davis as she administered the duties of Dean of Girls. Besides these duties, she as- sumed the responsibilities of teaching ad- vanced Home Economics, sponsoring Sunshine Society, and club co-ordinator. Mr. Lloyd Hiatt, formerly Principal of the Brooklyn schools, moved in as Principal of the new Jr. High building. He was deeply con- cerned and interested in the problems that confronted the Jr. High students, and assisted them in various ways to make the big jump.