Martinsville High School - Artesian Yearbook (Martinsville, IN)

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lx i v 11' wr.: ni- zer- augli 2. for lit: tilt 1?-its si Qdutf ibrfb .wzff Eff 'i .Y mg u.. gd if MN gtk: :I Ut 4 i ,Qi U' f .fvj i .fn Foculty Members Hove Voriety ot Interests the math department at the beginning the second semester. ,av- Af. -7- Q - Mr. James Lewis became a member of of JUDITH ABRELLfEnglish, Journalismg Ind- iana, A.B. Deadline is the most impor- tant word in her vocabulary as she sponsors the paper and year book. FRANKIE BAILEY-U.S. History, Indiana State Normal, B.S., Indiana, M.A. Mrs. Bailey in- creases her knowledge of history by traveling and studying languages. FRANK BANNONfTyping, Consumer Econo- micsg Ball State, B.S. Activities of this teacher include Chairman of the Business Department and sponsor of the Junior Prom. KENNETH BARNES -U.S, History, Latin Amer- ican-Far East Historyg Indiana, B,S,, M.S. Recreation is his main interest as he coaches track, cross-country, basketball, and super- vises noon-hour activities. VINCENT BISESI-Driver Education, Butler, B.S., Indiana, M.S. Mr. Bisesi brings enthusi- asm to his job of Athletic Director. ETHEL CONSTAS-English, Spanish, Michigan, A.B. Miss Constas is kept busy by doing grardexate work and teaching adult classes at mg . WARREN COOMER-Plain Geometry, Physicsg Oakland City College, B.S. His immediate goal has been to complete his masters degree at Indiana State. CAROLYN CRAGEN-Girls Chorus: Indiana, B. M.E. Mrs. Cragen, a regular junior high teacher, directs Girls' Chorus. MARY CRAWFORD-Librarian: Indiana, B.S. Outside of school, she enjoys relaxing and trying out her new convertible. MYRA EISENBARTH fAlgebrag Blackburn Col- lege, A.B. When not busy in the classroom. Mrs, Eisenbarth loves to participate in sports. DAVID FREELAN - Government, World History: Marion College. B.S., Ball State, M.S. One of our new teachers, Mr. Freelan is sponsor oi' the Pathfinders. PAGE TWENTY-ONE

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Above: Miss Maxine Cohen, Mrs. Ernestine Carroll, Miss Mamie Messmer, Mrs. Marilyn Johnson, Mrs. Rita Townsend. uStotters Are Vital Cogs Unsung heroes that played vital roles in the functioning of the school were the staff mem- bers. Miss Maxine Cohen served as the prin- cipal's personal secretary. She was also in charge of the office assistants, the record of the report cards, and all athletic contracts. Mrs. Ernestine Carroll served as secretary to the deans, kept attendance records, and mimeographed and typed for teachers. In the superintendanfs office, Miss Mamie Messmer led a dual roll as secretary to Mr. Gunn and to the school board. Mrs. Marilyn Johnson took charge of the payroll for the district, and Mrs. Rita Townsend took care of extra-curricular business. Mrs. Evelyn Eubank ordered all supplies and text books for the bookstore and took care of all vouchers and money deposited. Mr. Henry Pearcy acted as testing director, athlet- ic business manager, and golf coach. Mr. Kenneth Taylor served as attendance officer and continued his work on the school census. Purchasing supplies and scheduling school transportation was Mr. Herschel Baker. The district nurse, Mrs. Jean Favour, super- vised the immunization and health programs for the district. PAGE TWENTY Below: Mrs. Evelyn Eubank, Mr. Henry Pearcy, Mr. Kenneth Taylor, Mr. Herschel Baker, Mrs. Jean Favour. Teachers Guide, Instruct Forty-seven high school teachers provided instruction and opened new doors to the world of knowledge for the students of Martinsville High. Through their profession, they were given the opportunity of molding ideas and guiding students in becoming mature, intel- ligent adults. A very wide range of subjects are taught at M.H.S. and many teachers are needed to cover these fields, some teaching more than one subject. Five teachers taught math, four, social studies, ten, English, and four, science. T'here were six instructors in the business de- partment, five in the industrial department, and two in the music, homemaking, physical education, and language departments. One teacher was needed for art, drivers' educa- tion, vocational agriculture, and the library. Besides instructing their regular classes, many teachers sponsored clubs or other or- ganizations, coached athletic teams, and did counseling. They also attended teachers, meet- ings, served cafeteria and hall duties, and kept attendance records. The M.H.S. faculty were greatly rewarded for their work when they saw the progress of their teaching and knew that at least once during each day they had opened a new door for some students.

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PAGE TWENTY-TWO THOMAS GABLE -Government, New Mexico Western, B.S. Sponsoring the Senior Conven- tion and Senior Class are only a few of his many activities. JOHN GASTINEAU - Consumer Economics, Gen- eral Businessg Indiana State, -B.S. As I-I1-Y Alpha sponsor, Mr. Gastineau is busy seeing that their many activities run smoothly. CHARLES HALL -Industrial Arts, Indiana State, B.S., M.S. For relaxation and pleasure, this teacher enjoys hunting and fishing. LLOYD HAUSER-Industrial Arts, Purdue B.S. When time allows, Mr. Hauser enjoys out- door sports and electric and electronic handi- craft work. HAZEL HAZELETT-Homemakingg Indiana State, B.S. Extra activities for Mrs. Hazelett include Department Chairman and building representative for C.T.A. ARTHUR HILL-Chorus, Orchestra, Select Choir, Madrigalg Indiana State, B.S., M.S. Mr. Hill continues his love for music by playing in the Terre Haute Symphony. CLIFFORD HILL-Physical Education, Indiana, B.S., M.S. Mr. Hill finds the job of Depart- ment Chairman a very demanding and im- portant responsibility. ROGER HUNT-Speech, Englishg Indiana B.S. Mr. Hunt coaches students who take charge of the school's conventions. BETTY KINZLER-English, Typing, Wisconsin State, B. Ed. As the new sponsor of National Honor Society, Mrs. Kinzler finds many new activities. MARIE KITCHEN - Shorthand, Indiana, A.B. Her greatest interest being traveling, she has visited in 48 of the United States. CHARLES KOPP-Vocational Machine Shop, Industrial Training, Mr. Kopp is an instructor of the local night classes for adults. LARRY LOPP-Algebra, General Math, Ind- iana, B.S. The many and varied activities of this teacher include studying aviation jour- nals, working math puzzles, and playing the trombone. MIRIAM LOVEJOY-Algebra, Solid Geometry and Trigonometry, Refresher Mathg Butler, B.S., Indiana, M.S. At the top of her long list of interests is sports. MAE McCOY-English, Northern Michigan State, A.B., Indiana, M.A. Miss McCoy, as Department Chairman, sees that all English teachers keep their classes up to date and on schedule. JOHN MANN -Mechanical Drawing, Indiana State, B.S. Mr. Mann furthers his sports in- terest by coaching baseball and assisting the football team. GEORGIA MARSHALL-English, Central Nor- mal, B.S. Butler, M.S. Much time is taken up by her special roll as Counselor. J. B. MOORE-Chemistry, Ball State, AB., Indiana, M.S. Mr. Moore sponsors the Radio Club and is head of the Science Department. EILEEN MOREY-English, Indiana, B.S. Mid- dlebury College, M.A. Miss Morey spends much of her extra time reading and studing music.