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

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ILUJE SSTIQIEA ' ' WHAT WOULD HAPPEN IF- '23 Mr. Buckley heard Bob Inboden call Mrs. Buckley 'iHoney . Bob Stutesman ever gave a right answer in class. The seventh hour typing classtyped all period. Mr. Trueblood and Lelan didn't have a daily chat on the green carpet. Mr. Hayton didn't have his history book in front of him during U. S. History class. All the classrooms were warm on a cold morning. The annual staff agreed on everything. Slusser went on a diet. Mark Ennis found a new kind of hair oil to keep his hair down. Something happened to make Bob and Bill Hutchings look like twins. Most of the Seniors in Hour 1 didn't have somebody else get their English lesson. Howard Davis had a crew-cut. Stanley Davis ate Wheaties. Ada Napier didn't have a brain. Harold Durnall was caught up in Bookkeeping. Marj Smith's hair wasn't blonde. Jerry Ellington was 17 years old. Betty Shaffner didn't visit with Shirley Misner 4th period. Martinsville won the E. I. Tournament. Mauk's didnlt have a 'drug store. Wanda and Pat didn't have 'heart trouble. Mr. Vinyard was unattached. Elizabeth Morgan could read her shorthand notes. Jerry Brosrnan came to an Annual Staff meeting. This Annual had been a success!

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119 IEILUJE STIQIE ' 429 G. A. A. '23 The purpose of the G. A. A. is to promote the feeling of good sportsmanship among the girls and to influence them in the ways of healthful living. At the first meeting, the members of the club elected Marj Smith, President, Wanda Hardway, Vice-President, Sharon Fasig, Secretary-Treasurer, and Beth Medsker, Reporter, First Row, left to right-Norma Roberts, Rosalie Craig, Phyllis Moore, Beverly Cook, Avis Malcolm, Sharon Fasig, Marj Smith, Doris Benner, Clara Cornwell, Mid Carper. Second Row-Shirley Watson, Caralee Huckaba, 'Beth Medsker, Wanda Hardway, Ada Napier, Kay Cronk, Eva Dale Cornwell, .Mildred Hall. Third Row-Mrs. Manwaring, Berna Dean Grubb, Carolyn Baird, Nancy Stricklett, Peggy Martin, Margaret Doles, Jackie Ellington, Pat Zachary, F. F. A. At the beginning of the year the Future Farmers elected Doyle Rardin, Presidentg Glen Lee, Vice-President, Jim Daugherty, Secretary, Bob Shotts, Treasurer, Stan- ley'Arney, Reporter, and Lee Cline, Sentinel. During the year the members took part in a Pest Contest, picking up corn, par- ticipation in a Sectional Grain Show, a Judging Contest, a Livestock Show, and a Parliamentary Procedure Contest. Several meetings were held with the F. H. A. during the year. The year was completed with a Parent and Son Banquet. First Row, left to right--Cloyd Burkett, Monnie Galeener, Jim Hardway, Leonard McNary, Lester Neal, Junior Cornwell, Ted McNurlan, Gayle Gard, John Morrill, Bob Frye, Earl Roberts. Second Row-Stanley Davis, Glen Lee, Richard Parcel, Joe Brosman, John Daugherty, Gerald Scott, Paul Erwin, Jerry Clement, Maurice Wilhoit, Lee Cline. Third Row-Wayne Ewbank, Bob Shotts, Bill Finley, Doit Reed, Don Stutesman, James Slusser, Richard Swope, Don Burkett, Wayne Cline. Fourth Row-Mr. Vinyard, Earl Veach, Otis Daugherty, Stanley Arney, Harold Watson, Jimmy Daugherty, Glen Thompson, Doyle Rardin. Fifth Row+Bob Stutesman, Jerry Brosman, Gerald Smith, Ron Janney, Ned McNur- lan, Ronald Davis, Harold Claypool. F. H. A. The thirty-six members of the F, H. A. were guided by President, Beth Medsker, Vice-President, Mildred Ellington, Secretary, Roxy Hammond, Treasurer, ,Rita Blunkg and Parliamentarian, Marj Smith. The club chose Mrs. Wayne Medsker as Chapter Mother this year. Parties held during the year were: the F. F. A.-F. H. A. hayride, the F. H. A. Halloween party, a Christmas party at Mrs. Medsker's, a Valentine party, and a Farewell party for the Senior members. 'Other activities participated in were: serving the football banquet, Farm Bureau Luncheon, chili supper to a group of school officials, a panel discussion on dating etiquette with the F. F. A., a contest with the F. F. A. on questions concerning parliamentary procedure, a bake sale, a one-act play, and the annual style show. First Row, left to right-Lelah Newman, Shirley Walker, Shirley Watson, Betty Poe, Mayme Lathrop, Avis Malcolm, Betty Zellers, Beth Medsker, Janice Bollinger, Sharon Fasig, Marilyn Nickles. Second Row-Katie Hampton, Norma Roberts, Rose Ellington, Phyllis Moore, Cara- lee Huckaba, Shirley Cook, Marilyn Brosman, Rita Blunk, Marj Smith, Mildred Ellington, Beverly Cook. Third Row-Mrs. Shaffner, Mary Jo Ewbank, 'Fern Parker, Carolyn Baird, Roxy Hammond, Nancy Stricklett, Dorothy Ikemire, Nora Watson, Eva Dale Cornwell. Fourth Row-Shirley Misner, Mae Williams, Margaret Doles, Jackie Ellington, Joan Vale.