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

 - Class of 1939

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10 W THE SKETQH g 9A Class Personnel DAISY ADAMS Sheer miracle! FRANK ADAMSON-Shop, Hall Patrol A big hunk of tease. ROBERT ALEXANDER-Shop Alexander, the Great. HOWARD ALTHOUSE-Shop Tough? You said it! HARRY ANDERSON-Shop He's quiet when bound and gagged! BETTY ARTHUR Are there fArthurj anymore at home like you? DONALD BAKER-Sketch, Band, Hall Patrol Alert young man. NORMAN BALL 'Neither beast nor man fNormanj can compare to him! BARBARA BANTER Strictly a one-man woman! FREDA BARKDULL Tch! Tch! This romantic age! JUELDINE BARKER A gay, American classic! ROBERT BECK Shake well before class. BETTY BENDER-Glee Club Giddiest gal on the campus. ROBERT BESHORE-Band Man of the hour. ROBERT BEIHL-Shop Treat 'ern rough, that's my motto! ROBERT BILLHEIMER--Orchestra Somebody gave him a cello but he could not get it under his chin? DELBERT BISHIR--Shop Gay Caballerof' ROSALIE BLACKBURN Altogether diferent? HAROLD BLUE What a mind. MELVIN BLUE-Sltetcll, Hall Patrol Algebra maniac. FREDA BOLEN Scinti1lating lady. CHARLOTTE BONHAM Woman of Importance. CARL BOVIE-Shop He must be alive, he moves. CLAUDE BOYER-Hall Patrol, Shop Stumpy. HARRY BRAGG-Shop A Bragg, but not a brag. DONALD BRENNEMAN-Shop World Famous. MARGARET BRIGHT Versatile young lady. LAURA BRILEY You can't lure a Briley! HUBERT BROWN-Shop Set the pace, we're in no hurry. LYNN BUCHANAN-Sketch Passport to romance. SCOTT BUCKLER-Sketch Preparing for leadership in a round- about sort of way. JAQUELINE BUNCH Up to the minute! RUTH BUNCH A value leader. GENEVIEVE BURDG Quiet dynamite! ALBERTA BURDITT-Glee Club Modern Cinderella. MAURICE BURMAN-Shop Carefree. PAYE BURNETT Friend of all. DAVID BUTEAU-Shop Quiet as the Pennsylvania Limited. JUNIOR BYINGTON Brains KP! plus brawn. NORMA CAIN-Glee Club Struttin' jitterbugf' PATRICIA CAMP-Glee Club, Yell Leader, Sketch Ideal American Girl. ALLIE CAREY New and diferent. FERRIS CARMICHAEL-Hall Patrol, Class Vice-President Do women prefer blonds? LOUIS CARR Louie, the fourteenth. MADGE CAUDILL Got a match tMadgeQ F BILLY CHAMBERS-Hall Patrol That sentimental fmentalj gentleman. MAX CLARK-Shop He's really quite shy. ELNORA COFFELT What's life without love? MERREL COFFIN-Hall Patrol, Sketch, Band Basketball President of Class Under the Sportlightf' STANLEY COFFMAN-Glee Club, Sketch Super salesman! BETTY COOPER They don't make 'em more friendly. HARRY COPPOCK-Shop He's gonna be a cowboy when he grows upg, PANSY CRAIG Cute? You said it!

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THE SKETCI-I 9 9A Class Pictures Identification Bottom Row-Harry Anderson, Merrill Wysong, Donald Brenneman, Marvin Rinearson, Hubert Brown, Billie Smithley, Charles Roberson, Claude Boyer, Lester Detrick, Ho- ward Althouse, Harry Bragg. Second Row-Guy Smith, Olive Fairneld, Ruth Bunch, Thelma Cultice, Norma Lou Cain, Willadean Powell, Jacqueline Bunch, June Fortner, Mary McCall, Dorothy McCain, Pansy Craig, Alberta Burditt, Rosaline Blackburn. Third Row-Robert Alexander, Lester Percy, Harold Blue, Madge Caudill, Barbara Banter, Betty Bender, Isobel Freeman, Lois Cummings, Letty Ann Murray, Freda Barkdull, Charlotte Bonham. Fourth Row-Virginia Lyon, Betty Cooper, Eva Price, Phyllis Smethers, Laura Briley, Eva Belle Sharp. Fifth Row--Paul Williams, John Walters, Ferris Carmichael, Mary Dooley, Lura Furness, Max Clark, Shirley Fortney, Allie Carey, Josephine Dixon, Elnora Coffelt, Richard Flatter, Elnora Speece, Juanita Rennaker, Elsie Norris. Top Row-Joe Waggorier, Carl Bovie, Scott Buckler, William Detamore, Joel Frei, Frank Dessing, Robert Beck, Stanley Coffman, Harry Coppock, Margaret Bright, Maurice Burman, Daisy Adams, Frank Adamson, Russell Enyeart. Bottom Row-Jack Lowden, Elmer Eisman, Allen Line, Floyd Myers, Leonard Lasky, James Michos, Lee Thorne, James White, Joseph Wohnlick, Joe Miller, Jack Horn. Second Row-George Rhetts, Barbara Merritt, Betty McKeown, Mary Helen Hunt, Barbara Loomis, Betty Hillsamer, XVilladean Jeffrey, Phyllis Love, Donna Ellis, Vivian Marshal, Bonnie Smelser, Vera Paschal. Third Row-Eugene Lincoln, John Lusher, Betty King, Frances Kennedy, Maxine Green, Marjorie King, Peggy Goebel, Rosella Harmon, Clenna Endsley, Jean McClain, Dorrece White, Barbara Enyeart. Fourth Row-William Heil, Mary Helen Jacobs, Betty Mowry, Ruth Line, Wanda Guerin, Eileen Hileman, Velma Julian, Russel Miller, Angie Henderson, Jeanetta Gilliland, Marietta Landis. Fifth Row-Hobert Smith, Bill Thompson, John Goodwin, Dale McMasters, Robert Goff. Top Row-Don McKee, Raymond Lancing, John Polm, Furmin McGuin, Don Hale, Theo- dore Myers, Kenneth Hall, Clarence Gunyon, Charles Enyeart. Bottom Row-Parley Ropp, Jack Silver, Tom Smith, Billy Williamson, Billy Worrell, Don- ald Robbins, Robert Sloderbeck, Eugene Packard, Roy Vogel, Everett Parks, Delmar ShaHer, Louis Carr. Second Row-Delores Swathwood, Ruth Ann Pape, Pat Camp, Norma Vossler, Jackie Wilson, Josephine Yarger, Margaret Rotvold, Nell Rodman, Mary Kathryn Sims, Margaret Shim- kus, Audrey Sprinkle, Sheila Wease, Ursla Pollen. Third Row-Norman Ball, Dorothy Paden, Mary Lou Sweet, June Winner, Betty Sprecher, Elizabeth Sell, Nora Nickola, Jane Randolph, Merrell Coifm, Freda Bolen, Bess Nianouris, Kathryn Stone. Fourth Row-David Shelley, Billy Terwillegar, Lynn Buchanan, Ellen Newcomer, Maxine Swihart, Karl Vaughn, Wendell Smith, Joan Rose, Margaret Scheerer, Genevieve Burdg, Bob Beshore, Junior Byington, Lee Wiley. Top Row-Melvin Blue, Robert Billheimer, Arthelia Street, Margaret Wert, Mary Jane Sto- ver, Hal Smith, Donald Baker, Billy Chambers, Betty Arthur, Jueldine Barker.



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THE SKETCH U THELMA CULTICE-Glee Club Martin Boots' songbird. LOIS CUMMINGS Coming right along. FRANK DESSING-Shop, Basketball Future President. WILLIAM DETAMORE-Shop Patrol Wild Bill. LESTER DETRICK-Shop, Sketch Home Room Headache. JOSEPHINE DIXON 'Swell kid, no? MARY DOOLEY My motto for kickpin-Kick and Run. ELMER EISAMAN I'se a man, says Elmer fGet it?j DONNA ELLIS-Oiiice Helper Personality personfledf' CLENNA ENDSLEY Another of those shy ones. CLARENCE ENGLEHART-Slwp Martin Boots' Heart Throb. BARBARA ENYEART Babs. CHARLES ENYEART-Glee Club, Yell Leader Man from Mars. RUSSELL ENYEART-Glec Club, Yell Leader Martin Boots we love you. OLIVE FAIRFIELD ls she really a quiet girl? ANCIL FISHER-Shop From all appearances, he's shy! RICHARD FLATTER Flutter! Flutter! JUNE FORTNER-Band Torpedo in action. SHIRLEY FORTNEY-Swctch, Glee Club A girl of afairsf' ISOBEL FREEMAN Always dependable. JOEL FREI A thinker. P LURA FURNESS A quiet and studious 9A. JEANETTA GILLILAND-Glee Club An all around good girl. ROSEMARY GINNEY She has high ideals in life. PEGGY GOEBEL-Orchestra, Sketch A girl that everyone knows. BERT GOFF RO Never so bad, but what he could be worse. JOHN GOODWIN-Shop He's a good one. MAXINE GREEN A case where the name doesn't fit. WANDA GUERIN Miss Sills' loyal helper. CLARENCE GUNYON A very quiet boy, fa phenomenon!j. DONALD HALE-Shop Hale and Hearty. KENNETH HALL-Shop He takes life as it comes. ROSELLA HARMON She sings in HARMON-Y. WILLIAM HEIL-Shop Lazy bones in person. ANGIE HENDERSON A perfect student. JUNE HEWITT Still waters run deep. EILEEN HILEMAN Her aim is to be a good musician. BETTY HILLSAMER-Sketch The 9993 Biology student. JACK HORN-Shop He's very shy! for is be?2. MARY HELEN HUNT-Sketch She's a 'Sweet Little Headaehe'. MARY HELEN JACOBS Hollywood, here she comes. WILLIDEAN JEFFREY--Sketch A gift to the gym class. VELMA JULIAN She's a jewel. MARY FRANCES KENNEDY A sweet 9A. BETTY KING A 'King' and a Captain. MARJORIE KING-Orchestra You tell the world we love you, Margie. RAYMOND LANCING He's so bright they call him, Ray. MARIETTA LANDIS She turned artist. LEONARD LASKY-Hall Patrol, Glee Club, Sketch, Class Secretary Gangway, here he comes. EUGENE LINCOLN-Hall Patrol Any relation to Abe? ALLEN LINE What a line! BARBARA LINE Everyone's personal pal. BARBARA LOOMIS Good things come in small packages. PHYLLIS LOVE Love is on the air tonight. JACK LOWDEN-Band He's a loud one. JOHN LUSHER-Shop The guy with a permanent' wave. VIRGINIA LYON A genuine girl. DOROTHY MCCAIN-Band She's shy, but her smiles makes up for il ll MARY ELLEN MCCALL Rarin' to go!'! PHYLLIS JEAN MCCLAIN-Glo: Club The girl with the golden voice.

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