Martinsville High School - Artesian Yearbook (Martinsville, IN)

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MAQTINSVILLE H IGF SCHOOL RA'?.!.9..S5UB BOTTOM ROW: N. Miller, L. Luker, S. Adams, L. Albert- son, L. Ray, E. Pope, IJ. Shoemaker, T. Cramer. SECOND ROW: Mr. Moore, sponsor, J. McFarland,R.Wade,M. Phillips, M. Hopple, J. Bolin. J. Schenck, K. Willis. THIRD ROW: R. Bastin, C. Hill, D. Scales, .I. McDaniel, H. Whitson, J. Linn, C. Isenhower. K. Fowler, B. Doom, N. Gano, Hams Construct Tester Please don't whistle or shout! instructed the Master of Ceremonies as the anxious radio club members peered at their applause meter. The meter was made by the club and used at the annual amateur show on February 14. Construction of a radio tube tester was the outstanding achievement of the year. This tube tester was given to the school for use in future years. Special recognition goes to Norman Miller WNQBXE, Walter Jordan WNQBFX, Monte Hoppel WNQBZZ, and Larry Luker WNQBZX, Page Thirty an ...-3 TOP LEFT: Talking over plans for their meeting are officers Charles Hill, Vice Pies.: Bob Doom. Pres.: and .lohn Linn, Sec-Treas. TOP RIGHT: Walter Jordan listens to another ham Norman Miller and Nick Gano inspect radio equipment. who passed tests and received FCC novice li- cense. At the D-X Party the club made radio con- tacts with stations all over the world. In March the club made a visit to the new transmitting tower of WTTV at Cloverdale, In- diana, while in April they participated in the practice demonstration for Civil Defense. The club was sponsored by Mr. J. B. Moore and directed by President, Bob Doomg Vice-- President, Charles Hill, and Secretary-Treas urer, John Linn.

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Hi-Y Federation Cabinet: BOTTOM ROW: L. Collier, Beta: R. Lind, Alpha Chaplain: C. Oldham, Alpha V-Pres. SECOND ROW: P. Donnelon, Beta Chaplain: D. Oldham, Beta V-Pres. THIRD ROW: J. Major, Alpha Treas.: D. Bisesi, Alpha Sgt.- at,-Arms: R. Durrett, Beta Pres. FOURTH ROW: K. Dixon, Beta Sgt.-at-Arms: M. Gregson, Beta Sec.: R. Foley, Beta Treas. TOP ROW: B. Johnson. Alpha Pres.: S. Carmichael, JR. HI-Y - BOTTOM ROW: D. Edson, L. Bastin, R. Graham. H. Hines, R. Ratts, J. Neal. SECOND ROW: D. Smith, J. Bertelsen. B. Samuels, T. Raemaekers, T. Wi1liams,P.Ramey, 1 a Alpha Sec.: J. Whaley, Federation Pres. Straw boss, Conrad Criss looks on as other Hi-Y boys pre- pare to deliver food to a needy family. Only ninety cents, Mr. Telferf' says salesman Herschel Lile. Selling candy was the Hi'Y's biggest money-making project this year. B. Keller, J. Ingram, T. Williams. THIRD ROW: B. Canatsey, D. Baker, D. Anderson, C. Acre, J. Sedwick, Mr. Spencer, sponsor, D. Clymer, D. East. Page Twenty-nine

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NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY-BOTTOM ROW: Rosalind Schnaiter, Linda Lowder, Eloise Eskew, Mary Bastin. SECOND ROW: Mr. Moore, sponsor, Joyce Adkins, Carole Kennedy, Jerry Ann Applegate. THIRD ROW: Bill Johnson. Bob Doom. Nine Juniors Elected to Notionol Honor Society Membership in the National Honor Society is based on qualities of leadership, citizenship, scholarship, and service. For the first time in many years, membership was increased to in- clude nine members chosen from last year's Junior class. Those elected to membership for this year were Joyce Adkins, Jerry Ann Applegate, Mary Bastin, Joy Bolin, Judy Branham, Joe Coffey, Reel Spinners Give Service Lights out, cries the projector operator to his assistant, and another one of Mr. Thomas' projector boys is on the job. To be a projector operator a boy must first become acquainted with the machine by instruction and training from Mr. Thomas or an experienced projector operator. The thrill of running the projector BOTTOM ROW: J. Allcn, M. Manley, R. Jackson, R. Wilson, B. Dunn, C. Poe, R. Marshall, P. Donnelan. SECOND ROW: G. Greeson, R. Manley, W. Bolin, W. Crismore, M. Hicks, Everett Croy, Bob Doom, Eloise Eskew, Katy Herath, Diana Henselmeier, Bill Johnson, Carol Kennedy, Linda Lowder, Loretta Max- well, Mary Ellen Moore, Carolyn Oldham, John O'Neal, Rosalind Schnaiter, Sara Sheets, Nor- ma Taylor, Robert M. Wade, Mike Walsh, Mike Wise, Mary Zenor. Also elected were David Corder, Wallace Couch, James C. Criss, Nyla Crone, Ronald Lind, Larry Murrell, Charles Oldham, Sydney Steele and Margaret Read. alone for the first time is more than enough to compensate losing a study period. There are approximately fifteen boys in the Projector Club this year, ranging from grades 9 to 12. Each boy is very valuable and necessary to the school program of visual education. E. McGee, F. Snider, B. Etchison, W. Hart. THIRD ROW: Mr. Thomas, Sponsor, T. Roe, J. Broyer, G. Pottorff, R. Dunn, B. Holck, L. Broyer, B. McKee, J. Pottorff. r l l ,,,,, ,- ,Q , -,-gg. .f lltfildir K , ,... il