Martinsville High School - Blue Streak Yearbook (Martinsville, IL)

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66 o 9? 1924 Uhr GPIB Grail 1924 Freshman Class Roll ETHEL BARBOUR HAZEL CHAPMAN GENEVIEVE COOPER HALLEEN DEAHL WYLEY FASIG LUCILLE FITCH LAUREL GALLATIN IRENE GREGG OTIS GRUBB VIRGIL HENLEY CARL HUTCHINGS MARGARET KENDALL LELON LINN ELIZABETH LOWE HELEN MCNARY PAUL MACY DEMAIN MACEY KATHRYN MARTIN HAROLD MARTZ REBA MIDCALE EMERY MILLER HAZEL MILLER MYRTLE MISNER RICHARD MITCHELL ALBERT MONTAGUE CLINTON MORGAN BENJAMIN NAVE JULIA PAGE MILDRED PACE CARLTON PAYNE WARREN PRICE CECIL RAMSAY WANETA RAMSEY GLENN SEYMOUR FREDA .SINCLAIR HELEN STEPHENSON PATSY TURNER WILLIAM TURNER HAROLD VANHORN MABLE WEIR WILLIAM WOOD ALBERT ZIMMERMAN l2l'I2I2l:l2l 2l2l2l2l'l2l2l2lZl2l'l2l:l:l Y TWENTY-EIGHT

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1 9 2 4 Uhr will U1'EIil,n 1 9 2 4 000000000000 00000000 000000 llnzllujlzuzlzn 2lIl,l.l.'qlQlQ'ol4'.lQ' lo'z'o' 'o'o'4'Q'4'. 'o'o'v'v'v'v' Freshman Class History We, the industrious CD Freshman class entered school on the mem- orable date of September 3, 1923. As we crept timidly into the assembly, trying our best to remain unnoticed, terrifying thoughts were crossing our brains. W ere Freshman subjects as difficult as the Sophs said they were? Could we get along with the faculty '? In fact, by some of their looks it was going to be a pretty stiff proposition. The first few days we did nothing but try to follow the manners of the upper classmen, learn our proper teachers and subjects, and accustom ourselves to the rules we were to follow. After the first week or two we were, then, perfectly familiar with the mysteries of Algebra, the unheard of things in Physiology, and last, but not least, we had learned that our faculty members were human beings just as we Freshmen were. We were soon told that it was necessary for each class to have ad- visors and officers. Hence, we set about to procure them. Miss Brad- bury and Mr. Apple were selected for the former, with Demain Macey as president and Wyley Fasig as secretary. As the semester neared the close and Christmas drew near, pupils and teachers as Well drew a sigh of relief and hurried home to see if Santa Class had remembered them. Then the dreaded day rolled around-EX- AMINATIONQS! The brightest ones did not have to take them, but the duller ones, well-they went to the class room with a grin and bear it smile. Some came out still wearing it, and others-. We were all glad to see the new semester start. It meant to us that we were nearing the end of our Freshman year and to everyone else-keep your eyes on us! We'll surprise the world some day. lzlzlzlzlxl:l:lzlzl:lzlzl:l:l,l THIRTY