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

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M4 in ' Y-P . wa it . pf , f 5 . 1 fauiwf 'se' A X1 JUNIORS-Row 1: Lois I-lardwuy. lium' Mills. I,m'vltu Milli.-rl. Katlmvryn lf.-ssl-lille-'l4. Naomi l'l1n'1iv1', Mary ANU' TUIFTIPY. .leainivttc Aim-y. Norma Kvllr-y. Row 2: Ibwigln All-lim-. .ll-:nnnin-f My-ls, Wilma l-'Q-:un-e. Valh- L-rinc Ryan. lim-tty Immlw. Louise Galvy. .llnlitlx llvnlr-5. llvnn lh-mls. Row 3: Mauxim- ll-nrlxvny, Slzlnln-y 'I'yl1-r. Lynn Schwenrli-mann. Allen tie-1'rn:lln, lla-nry lloom-y. limmlll llvnm-ll. Y:-rlyn llulsi. Row 4: Mr. Sl-llexxivli, Delbert Grallzun, l':u'rol Hs-nli--ll, Jax-k Slmffm-r, llolu .Iol1n:m1, L'luurl4-s All-mlslu-I. 114-ull:-n 'l'ing1l4y, llalu Illilln r. llob Lee. Denzil llammoml. Mrs. Sl1afl'ln-r. r . ' 1 1 A I Understudies The call for extras was emitted throughout the nation. Sixty-four ambitious students took up the call and entered M.C.H.S. Studio as extras on the set. Under the sound advice and supervision of the capable assistant directors, Mrs. Harden and Miss l Reichrath, with the additional help of their officers, Catherine Ryan, Carrol Bennett, A il and Robert Lee, they improved and were hoping to advance the following year. 3, A ,S X . il Rexx September, 1944, marked their advance to stand-ins. They were placed under - N the direction of M1'. Linn and Mr. Truebloodg Carrol Bennett. Jeannette Arney, Robert Lee, and Verlyn Hurst were elected officers. I This year they further proved themselves to be ready for advancement and be- 3 5 came understudies in the H1946 Bluestreakf' Under the guidance of Mrs. Shaffner igfxk and Mr. Sedgwick, assisted by Stanley Tyler, Carroll Bennett, Jeannette Arney, and Naomi Harner, they made many outstanding achievements. il X Q W X sk x X Lots of luck to the t'Stars of Tomorrow ! fgiifff, If K f Cl 5-+wUL H'rt':HL1GHTs 1943: Norma Kelley gowned queen-1944: Jeannette Arney crowned queen. 1945: The Junior Carnival. Rosemary Beabout crowned queen. 1946: The Junior-Senior Banquet. The Junior Class Play. S--ve-:ltr---ll

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Harlovs Morris Betty Rodgers, Charmaine Eirhart, Jean Rosemary Craig, Betty XVi1- Zita Newlin, Rachel Connelly. June Medsker, Rachel Dow- Darrell Greenwell, Jerry s. Row 5: Charles Galey, fand-ins What were t ey to do? In the fall of 44 M.C.H.S. Studio was about to begin another production, but they were severely short of extras, Their talent scouts searched the country and found forty-six able-bodied students for the positions. Immediately they were placed under the direc- tion of Mrs. Harden and Mrs. Ennis and soon proved invaluable. Since they wished to further their aims, from their own organization they elected the officers, John Richart, Stanley Auld, Ralph Garver, and Gerry Fasig. After a brief vacation they came back to the Studio in the fall to help on another production. Due to their former success they were now made stand-ins. This year they were placed under the superb direction of Mr. Linn and Mrs. Ennis. Their officers are Betty Padgett, Jerry Harlow, Ralph Garver, and Lela Craig. They have shown many times what they can do, and We know that they will be doing even better in the future. Eighteen