Martin Boots Junior High School - Sketch Yearbook (Marion, IN)

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lkbkh Compliments i of Indiana General Service Company V52 A 'N ,u J ' .nie ll

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30g The sketch We Wonder How Mrs. Anderson can always be so cheerful and ready to help when she has so much to do. A mighty line ideal to live up to. What used to be in the cut out space in June's last year's Sketch Band Picture. Naughty, naughty, looks bad, June. If Doc. Weaver has taken a lesson in basketball playing from Mrs. Curless yet. 'Bout time. Doc. Hey, What! Whose Gold Athletic pin a certain girl called Dot is wearing, Did he play football? We wonder????? Who owns the Ancient Book Miss Walter received from the East a short time ago. 'Fess up, Miss Walter, 'fess up. Why Mr. Hopkins and Mr. Weaver Wear Spats so much. Say, We just thought of something, if either of these, Well er young men need shoestrings lets take up a collection. How about it? If Wallace Banta used to be as ACUTE as his little brother. Was he bashful too? Well. he isn't now any Way. Why Cod Liver Oil is called bottled sunshine when its a cloud in the life of every child? To some teachers also-We have been informed lf the mothers of the boys who are in the Cooking Class are receiving much help along the line of cooking. Vifellithe boys may be making an attempt at it, but we suspect the mothers not only have to do the cooking, but some cloctoring too. We'v e noticed some boys have been absent on Thursday. We Wonder whv?????U Why Mr. McCoy was Wearing such a bright and sunny smile November 27. We found out there-'s a junior member of the faculty. Namely, Dorothy Ann McCoy. Congratulations, Mi: and Mrs, Mtv Coy. This isn't something to Wonder about but we would like to tell We aren't receiving much encouragement so we'll sign off with your compliments and our blushes. By Margaret Booth and lVlary Ellen Vifinslow

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32 The Sketch Jokes Mr, Hopkins lfxplainiiig experiment to Biology classj 1 'KNOW suppose I take two ieaspcons of sulphuric acid and one teaspoon of carbolic acid?- Harry Brunner fsleepilylr: Say, ihat's a good idea. There goes another pupil, said the professor as his glass eye rolled down the sink, Rokert Jum 'err Hfsxll the rxeaehes aren't on this tree. i Miss Sturgis: Neither is all the sap in the rreef' Miss Heck Qto pupil in sewing classlz A'VJhy, Thelma, ZYQHYI you supposed to be in Orchestra this period. Thelma Sanders: li Vfifillfiilif do me an Good mv bowls D 1 Cmbeausl brokef' Wliss llreuchz Did l lfeaz rgerzielltiiig ralilef' Ora Higgins: 'AL.2:':rer1c.: l'.5i:'rluQ-E vias: juftl' shaking his lneaclf' lf Herberi Rsuzli filii Rial: T31-fzrfe have had any experiergee in lovemaking. Maybefffby ilze wry they out the love scene in the play The Nlysterious Tiger, X. J, W: Q, ,. ,-, .for-.,,. - Q. 1 V .T rl ML ,r ll 'Wifi iff SEPTEMBYEH 9-School opened wizh a bang. Joe Custer fell down stairsf-and howl lO-'What no bank dayf' ll--Wfluatfs thiai noise? Ohf just 7D Yrying to had his room. lf!-School isnt school tvithoizr liflfss Steiner, l3+We had our irii Thfifi F1'o5jr.:rq'i, l6-fill teacher: iittji:2'::,: lgflili. Tglff -xr ilte 5:',i1der2lf-Q. l7-First Bank Cztfziif 7'rof'.'f rrgjoi liii gieitifyf ii?-Half the week gjesig arf v i -um k to go. ll,'-7555 'UCUIICTPE' what gytn if: P hom, Z0--Hurrahf iniizotf' X' in 53212: i Q 23--Mos flflilllfi ine' fn --Af Tlznlq Day agpiizi. Chl vxlreref, Lhgl EOQQY ZL3-f-ville clone ltear any more lllliilf comizfg from the cafeteria. Now we wonder.