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

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Top Row: D. Napier. M. Lindley. E. Montgomery. O. Jones. B. Patchett. J. McNurlan. R. Vv'elch. D. Harlow. L. Perislio. L. Shanks. C. Ferguson. S. Blankenhalcer. J. Hill. L. Stricklett. K. lfasig. Second Row: Mr. Powers. D. Hammond. J. Elmore. D. VVelch. B. Bennett. D. Cone nelly. L. Smith. V. Richart. B. Laingor, V. Cooper. D. Updegraflf Mrs. Galbreath. Bottom Rowz J. Snavely. B. Copeland. R. Hutchings. W. Kelley, Z. Staley. R. Morgan. l Craig. A. Ax. H. Kannmacher. R. Thompson. C. Munch. JUNIORS lVhen we have grown old and gray. Our thoughts will wumfer back lhis way: lVe'II live again the things u.'e'L'e done- Thzis Junior Class of '4I. JANIE AND BISTTI5 ANN. The fall of l938 brought forty Freshmen to M. C. H. S. Their sponsors were Miss Balmer and Mr. Bostic. with Bette Ann Copeland, Dallas Hammond. J. D. Elmore. and Henrietta Kannmacher as class oflicers. Last year their enrollment remained at forty. Sidney Blankenbaker, J. D. Elmore. Lowell Stricklett. and John McNurlan were the oflicers. Miss Gallatin and Mr. Case sponsored the group. This year only thirty-six came back. Ernie Montgomery. Lowell Stricklett. Bette Ann Copeland, and Audrey Ax have served in official capacities. Mrs. Cial- breath and Mr. Powers sponsored the class play, carnival. banquet, and spring picnic. MARY. l'rry1r sv:'rnlv'v'1l Thr' lflm- Slrmllf

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Top Row: C. Morgan. l.. Spraker. J. Cunningham. R. Patchett. J. Kitchen. G. Johnson. B. Mauk. R. Zimmerman. J. Smith, F. Updegraff. L. Lively. J. Eirhart. S. Phillippe. F. Bowen, B. Ax. Second Row: Mr. Case. lf. Kelley, V. Brosman. H. Carper. C. Cooper. V. Bradley. R. Seaton. J. Wiser. J. Hartman. l.. Huffman, J. Sharp, Miss Gallatin. Bottom Row: U. Kelley. M. Craig. H. Cline, B. Doran. W. Carper. H. Napier. J. Shaffer. V. Shaffer. W. Hall. A. Hammond. E. Hammond. M. Ozment. SOPHOMORES Our sophomores ure tl restless lor. lfor freedom lheg are yeclrntnf But lhetfll not be released until Thetfue got a rm1rU'Ius Iearnz'n'. BILL. Last year forty-three Freshmen entered High School. Bill Mauk. Sidney Phillippe. Lowell Huffman, and Helen Carper were elected officers, with Miss Balmer and Mr. Bennett supervising. This year the enrollment dropped to thirty-nine. Mary Nell Czment. Joe Cunningham. Frederick Bowen. and Sidney Phillippe were chosen to lead the class. Miss Gallatin and Mr. Case carried the duties of sponsors. The end of school brought the annual spring outing. MARY. The liluv .N'lrwllr -fl'rrgn' rigflllfwfll