Fort Wayne Art School - Art Lights Yearbook (Fort Wayne, IN)

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- i - 1 'AW Y WM K il 'Q 4 I 1 i i 1 1 P M MARTHA CLEMENS I017 Wildwood Avenue Fort Wayne, Indiana Course-Normal Known as Mart If Martha had an idea, she would paint a picture, if she had her paints. But when Martha works, she works and consequently she arrives while the rest of us are still strug- gling with our ideas. Martha went to summer school and came back quite exhausted, whether from the school or from the wild life on the Great White Way only Mart can say. But the fluttering of masculine hearts that she caused in New York was as nothing to that of feminine ones when she appeared in male attire on College Street. Mart is known as the best looking man in our class. ,

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