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

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Row l: George Church. Rex Vwlilhoit. Harold Keller. .lack Padgett. Robert Downey, Ivan Schmitt. Sam Dealil. Row 1: Mr, Benson. Margaret Miller. Mary Harner. lferne Tingley. Madgelene Reasor, Rosemary l'aIchell. Autl rev Buschemever. Catherine Napier. Muriel Chapman. Mrs. Shaflner. Row 3: .lohn Ryan. Charles Burkett. llarrv Thompson. George Harris. Cleina Cornwell. Martha Miller. Ha7el Staley. lila Rae Cialey. .Joann Arnev. Kenneth llardwav. Don Greenwell. George Newlin, Raymond I ec. Juniors Coming Upf Graduates ofthe futurefthe jubilant juniors are one ol' the most active classes in the school. ln September. I9-ll, eighteen boys and eleven girls enrolled in M. C. H. and elected the following class officers, Bob Downey. President: George Harris, Vicefljresidentz Raymond l.ee, Jr.. Secretary and Treasurer: and Ivan Schmitt. Reporter. Miss Tiisher and Mr. Royer were selected as their sponsors. Mr. Royer left early in the school year and Mr. Young tools his place as freshman sponsor. Bob Conner and Vivian Sharp dropped our oi' school. Their second year, l942, the class met and elected Miss Balance. who later became Mrs. Henson. and Coach MacWlaerter as their sponsors. The class officers this year were: Cilrth Elmore. President: Ferne Tingley, Vice-President: Raymond l.ee, Secretary and Treasurer: Bob Downey. Reporter. Three new members were added to the class: Tierne Tingley. Madge Reasor, Audrey Buschemeyer. Four students dropped school: Billy Curtis. Mary lirances Staf ley. Viola l.ively. and Rondel Medslcer. This year they had a class meeting and selected Mrs. Shaffner and Coach Benson to lead them. The class officers are: President. Mary Harner: Vice-President. Sam Deahl: Secretary and Treasurer, Raymond Lee: and Reporter. Bob Downey. Again they have added some new members to their class: Clema Cornwell, Martha Miller. Margaret Miller. and Rex Wilhoit. Uncle Sam called Ciarth Elmore and Kenneth liardway into the service. Ciarth joined the Army Air Corps and Kenny joined the Navy. The Junior Carnival. class play. and the Junior-Senior Banquet were the highlights of the year. The IU-H liluu Slreul: 21,

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Row l: Ciould Ulrey. Wendell Rardin. Robert Blagg. Don Simpson. Harold Tingley. lfdgar Hackney, lfohlw Connelly. lidwin Zachary. Row Z: l.ois Baker, Nellie Shaffner. Carolyn Mauk. Betty Garver, Mary flutchens. lfdith Medslter, Betty Veach, Mabel Bean. Jane Vwlinterrowd. Genevieve Bennett. Rosalie Buckle. Row 3: Mrs. lfnnis. Norma Cireenwell. lierne l.ewis. Phyllis Hammond. .loyce Blunlx. Betty Kelley. Vivian llyans. Barhara Page. Ciwendolyn Hardway. Bette Hurt. Marthell Hutchings. Row 4: George Stanheld. Charles Kannmacher, Stanley liisig. Bill llouser, Theodore l2irhart. James Hill. Maurice Murphy. Rohert Slater. .lim lfatthett. louis lferisho. Nelson Auld. lirederick Bright. Gene Doran, Guy Hammond. Verlin Reed. Soplinmnres ln the fall of l942. fifty freshmen enrolled in the local high school and chos: Mrs. Gal! breath and Mr. l.aFief as class sponsors. They elected as their class officers: .lim Patchett. President: Carolyn Mauk. Vice-President: Joyce Blunk, Secretary and Treasurer: and Stanley Tiasig, Reporter. This year only forty-four students reported to classes. They chose Mrs. Ennis and Mr. l.inn as their class sponsors and elected the following officers to lead them: Jim Patchett President Maurice Murphy . Vice-President Nellie Shaffner Secretary and Treasurer Tierne Lewis Reporter Witli the difficult adjustments and bewilderment of their freshmen days behind them, these studious sophomores have gained much of the self-assurance and confidence that goes with knowing the school. teachers, and classmates. The highlight of the year was a sophomore party. 22 The IV-14 liltre Slrallt