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

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new-ewes.- rue sires ' ...fees LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT '93 We, the 49'ers, after spending four years achieving our fortunes in gold, leave our most prized possessions to the following prospectors: I, Jerry Brcfman, leave my Model A to the junk yard. I, Bob Hutchings, leave my football captainship to Creeper Marshall. I, Bob Stutesman, leave my intelligent history answers to my brother, Don. I, Bob Short, leave M. C. H. S. to the Indians. I, Bill Hutchings, leave my collection of comic books to Rook Reed. I, Dick Janney, leave my never failing answer, I don't know, to Doyle Rardin. I, Harold Claypool, leave my love for Mrs. Harden's classes to Bob Craig. 1, Pat Zachary, leave my cheerleading dignity to Betty Poe. I, Clara Cornwell, leave my blushing disposition to Tubby Cline, I, Rosalie Craig, leave my sixth period siesta to Roxy Hammond. I, Rita Blunk, leave my status as a Republican to Ron Janney, I, Nora Watson, leave my brother, Harold, to Wanda Washburn. I, Mary Jo Ewbank, leave my height to Lelah Newman. I, Stanley Arney, leave 160 acres, 13 pigs and a balky mule to future farmers. I, Harold Durnall, leave my nightly hikes to Marshall and my irresistible ways 'o Bob Inboden. I, Stanley Davis, leave my Tarzan ways to Stanley Ratts. I, Jeannene Eirhart, leave my lure as a siren to Esther Ellington. l, Shirley Cook, leave my brilliant answers to Carmen Cunningham. I, Ada Napier, leave my reputation as a man-hater to Mary Lucille Arney. I, Nina Bennett, leave my night shifts to Avis Malcolm. I, Wanda Hardway, leave my technique to Imogene Bishop. I, Mid Carper, leave my brown eyes and all their fatal power to Phyllis Moore. I, Virginia Medsker, leave M, C. H. S. to live in Neadmore. I, Elizabeth Morgan, leave my appendix to the Paris Hospital. I, Margaret Grubb, leave my interest in Casey to my sister, Berna Deane, I, Marj. Smith, leave my romantic giggle to Doris Benner, I, Juanita Watson, leave my scientific ability to Betty Shaffner. I, Mildred Ellington, leave my silent manners to Verlin Zachary. I, Jackie Ellington, leave my jitter-bugging to Margaret Doles. I, Shirley Misner, leave M. C. H. S. to become Mrs. Don Veach. I, Beth Medsker, leave my super-brain to Wilma Beutler. I, Katie Hampton, leave my heartbreaks to Thelma Smitley, I, Howard Davis, leave my speed and deception to Jim Slusser. Glenn Lee, leave my way with women to Junior Cornwell. Fern Parker, leave my long blond hair to Janice Bollinger. I, Lelan Shade, leave the title Pride of Auburni' to the next worthy Auburnite. L L To the Freshman Class we bequeath the privileges we have enjoyed during the past three years, hoping they will not abuse said rights and privileges. To the Sophomore Class we bequeath the payment of all debts due and funeral expenses as soon after our decease as possible. To the Junior Class we bequeath this advice: Eat, Drink and be Merry for next year you may become dignified Seniors. -SENIOR CLASS OF 1949.

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First Row, left to right-Margaret Grubb, Ada Napier, Katie Hampton, Rosalie Craig, Elizabeth Morgan, Mildred Ellington, Virginia Medsker, Beth 'Medsker, Wanda Hardway. Second Row-Nora Watson, Marj Smith, Rita Blunk, Shirley Cook, Juanita Watson, Mid Carper, Clara Cornwell, Fern Parker, Shirley Misner. Third Row-Stanley Arney, Glen Lee, Stanley Davis, Jeannene Eirhart, Mary Jo Ewbank, Pat Zachary, Nina Bennett, Jackie Ellington, Lelan Shade. Fourth Row--Bob Short, Bill Hutchings, Dick Janney, Bob Hutchings, Jerry Bros- man, Bob Stutesman, Howard Davis, Harold Claypool, -Harold Durnall. - SENIOR HISTORY In the fall of 1945 several green freshmen entered M. C, H. S. and chose as their officers, Beth Medsker, President, Ada Napier, Vice-President, Stanley Arney, Secretary-Treasurer, and Mid Carper, Reporter. Lelan Shade and Wanda Hardway were candidates for Carnival King and! Queen. As sophomores they knew their way around better and elected Dick Janney, President, Lelan Shade, Vice-President, Bill Hutchings, Secretary-Treasurer, and Pat Zachary, Reporter. Candidates for King and Queen were Mid 'Carper and Howard Davis. As juniors, they worked hard to make the Carnival, Class Play, and Junior-Senior Banquet successes. Officers of this ambitious class were Juanita Watson, President, Bob Short, Vice-President, Howard Davis, Secretary-Treasurer, and Beth Medsker, Reporter. The Junior King candidate, Howard Davis, was crowned King of the Carnival. The Queen candidate was Marj Smith. As seniors, the Class Play and Annual were successful. They felt as if they were now important and chose Howard Davis, Presidentg Wanda Hardway, Vice-President, Mid Carper, Secretary-Treasurerg and Beth Medsker, Reporter, The Senior Queen candidate, Beth Medsker, was Queen of the Carnival. Howard Davis was the King candidate.