Martinsville High School - Artesian Yearbook (Martinsville, IN)

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it U lf ii 1:1 Fr QW wel M5 5 amen! mart gift ire with mmf in Music ond Dromo Soor Through Student Acclomotion f--N Once a student has learned a way in which he can express fl I himself, there is no limit to his achievements. A large , majority of students have found that through music and drama they can give of their talents and receive satisfaction. 'X I These talents may be building a set or putting on make-up, Q N or they may be acting the leading role. They may be playing I I f ' and singing for others' entertainment or just for self- .ll satisfaction. Whatever the case may be, each student is ' encouraged to participate in the activities and gain as ,- , 3 much as possible from them. Top Left: Jim Pruett puts the finishing touches on the swinging fireplace, a part of the setting for the senior play. Top Right: Excitement mounts as make-up is applied to operatta members, Beverly Mayo and Ronnie McClung, Bottom Left: Bob Shields and Linda Burleigh rehearse a scene from Room 131' Bottom Right: The rousing final notes of the operetta are sung by cast members Nancy Wise, Don Pryor, Janice Savage, John Sheets, Julia Ricks, and Dick Tully. I iff ' fill' et ti

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Administration and Faculty