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B THE SKETCH 'fs BILLIE LAVON SMITHLEY Weary Willie? ELNORA L. SPEECE Blonrlie. BETTY LOU SPRECKER A young whirlwind in full whirl. AUDREY SPRINKLE Little Audrey. ARTHELIA STREET Pulchra via fbeautiful streetjf' KATHRYN STONE Solid as a rock. EUNICE MAE STOVER Sweet and shy? MARY JANE STOVER-Sketch Her iron constitution is rusting. DELORES MAE SWATHWOOD The illustrious one. MARY LOU SWEET-Librarian, Sketch, Ofhce Helper Sophistirated Lady. .MAXINE SWIHART Let me eall you 'Swi' heart. 'CHARLES JERRY TANN-Shop Tall, dark and Tami. BILLY TERWILLEGAR Hit that basket, kid. WILLIAM THOMPSON lust eall him 'Willie'. LEE THORNE A 'Thorne' among roses. KARL VAUGHN He's from Missouri. NORMA LEE VOSSLER-Glee Club, Sketch Pee Wee. ROY COOLIDGE VOGEL A Clark Gable in the making. JOSEPH WAGGONER-Shop 6 feet 2, eyes of bluef' JOHN FRANKLIN WALTERS Teachers 'Pest'. SHEILA WEASE She 'ila' break your heart. MARGARET JEAN WERT lust eall her 'Wert'.,' DORRECE WHITE A friend in needf' JAMES HOWARD WHITE-Shop Don't get drowned in that marvel wave. CHARLES WILEY-Hall Patrol Oh, whatta guy is Charlie. LEE MARTIN WILEY Citizenship Shark. PAUL WILLIAMS-Shop Willie ever be a brunette? XVILLIAM W'ILLIAMSON Everybody likes him. JACKIE WILSON-Glee Club She's got Rhythm. JUNE WINNER Martha Rae. MARY ELEANOR WITMER-Sketch 'Witty' Witmerf' JOSEPH WOHNLICK Too hot to handle. BILLY WORRELL-Band One of those 'Worrel-wind' boys. MERRILL WYSONG Life is just a IWyQ song. JOSEPHINE YARGER-Glee Club Our Iosephinef, ROBERTA ZIMMERMAN-Glee Club Nelson Eddy's loyal fan. Dedlcatlon Continued From Page 7 has a most comprehensive understanding of the growth of the junior high school idea and ideal in this community. During all these twenty-one years of faithful service it can be raid without exaggeration that no child has ever come to Mrs. Anderson with a personal problem, no matter how delicate or difficult the problem, and left the dean's private office without the problemls solution in sight and the heart of the student comforted and reassured by her loving-kindness and con- sideration. Nor is she any less invaluable to the faculty. Practically all fa- culty problems that seem unanswerable and unsolvable are promptly answer- ed and solved in the dean's office, always with the minimum of dither. If there is anything of graciousness and beauty in the relationship of teachers to students at Martin Boots, the inspiration and model for this comes in no small measure from the inherent graciousness of one Woman, Mrs. Anderson, from whom the school can well pattern its attitudes. It is with the greatest of pleasure that we dedicate this 1939 Sketch to the best friend and finest counselor which Martin Boots has. ' F-VELMA WALTER
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T12 THE SKETCH FURMAN MCGWIN-Shop Basketball fan. DONALD MCKEE-Shop M. B.'s loyal supporterf' BETTY ANN MCKEOWN She's quite a gal. DALE MCMASTERS-Sketch, Hall Patrol, Glee Club Old Reliable. HOWARD MARSHALL-Shop Quiet. VIVIAN MARSHALL As delicate as a rose petal. BARBARA MERRITT She comes from a family of Merrittsf' FLOYD MEYER Pretty boy Meyer. JAMES MICHOS-Orchestra A magnet to the girls. JOE MILLER-Shop Just a kid named Ioe. MARTHA MILLER A pal around school. RUSSELL MILLER Master-mindf' BETTY JEAN MOWRY She's as silent as a tomb. LETTY ANN MURRAY 'She's about as quiet as a locomotive in action? THEODORE MYERS-Shop Why not drop in more often, Theodore? IRENE NELSON Why teachers get gray. ELLEN NEWCOMER A new addition to M. B. BESS NIANOURIS A girl about school. NORA NICKOLA Our problem childf' ELSIE NORRIS Oh, so shy? EUGENE PACKARD-Class Treasurer Wherein lies your fatal charm, Eugene? DOROTHY PADEN An Algebra fan.', MARY ORADAT Life is just a bowl of cherries. RUTH ANN PAPE Provides competition for jane. EVERETT PARKS He was dropped when a baby!--but is better,thanks.', VERA PASCHAL Friend to all. LESTER PERCY Percy's up and at 'em. JOHN CARL POLM-Shop The guy that never worries. WILLIDEAN POWELL Small but mightyf' URSALA POLLEN She's got what it takes. EVA CAROLINE PRICE Carolina Moon. JANE RANDOLPH Mr. Campbell's pride and joy P IV' NAOMI JUANITA RENNAKER Nice Girlf' GEORGE MANNFELD RHETTS-Glee Club, Hall Patrol Lord Mayor of Skunk Hollar. MARVIN CONWAY RINEARSON Romeo, my Romeo, where art thou? DONALD GEORGE ROBBINS--Shop Miss Iones' errand boy. CHARLES ALBERT ROBERSON-Shop Take him away, High School. LOUISE RODMAN Little blue-eyed Lou. PARLEY ROPP UPL11'll'J',5 all 'Ropped' up in himself? JOAN ROSE She's not the last Rose in M. B. MARGARET ROTVOLD They call me Peggy. MARGARET LOIS SCHEERER--Sl:etCll, Time, time, turn back in your flightlu Glee Club, Office Helper ELIZABETH SELL Let me call you Lizzy. DELMAR SHAFFER He's a man of few words. EVA BELLE SHARP lust the 'Belle' of the ball. DAVID EARL SHELLEY Shall he or 'Shelley' not? MARGARET SHIMKUS Kickpin champ. JACK EDWIN SILVER-Glee Club, Sketch A guy with a sterling personality. MARY KATHRYN SIMS Till we meet again, Kathryn. ROBERT SLODERBECK-Hall Patrol Miss Scudderis ray of hoped, BONNIE VIRGINIA SMELSER Pardon my Southern accent. PHYLLIS GERALDINE SMETHERS The mystery girl.', GUY MORTON SMITH Short guy, don't you think? HAL SMITH-Glee Club, Sketch Robert Taylor II. LEWIS HOBART SMITH-Shop Quite a boy, this Lou. TOM SMITH All-star. WENDELL JACOB SMITH Smitty the farmer.
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THE SKETCH Say It With Music MRS. ANDERSON: Simple and Sweet. MR. HOOKER: Give Me an All-American Boy. MRS. CURLESS: Mwst See Annie Tonight. MR. CAMPBELL: Deep Purple. MR. HOPKINS: Ya' Got Me fTherej MISS WALTER: You're an Education in Yourself. MISS DANIELS: F. D. R. Jones. MR. CUSHING: Toy Soldiers. MISS BRADFORD: Columbus Was the Discoverer of America MR. POLLEY: Toy Trumpet. MR. JONES: Slap That Bass. MISS MODLIN: Your Lovely Madam. MISS NUSSBAUM: Sweet as a Song. MRS. BROWN: Put Your Heart in a Song. MISS WIMPY: I Have Eyes. MISS JONES: My Blue Heaven. MISS SCUDDER: Be a Good Scout. MISS MANSON: Happy as a Lark. MR. STAFFORD: When Mother Nature Sings Her Lullaby. MISS STURGIS: Flat Foot Floogie. MISS OVVEN: The Girl Friend of the Whirling Dervishf' MISS SILLS: Small Fry. MISS HENDRICKS: The Latin Quarter. MISS NORMAN: Sweet Someone. MR. KELLY: Please Be Kind. MISS KANTER: Stop Beatin' Around the Mulberry Bush. MR WEAVER: You Must Have Been a Beautiful Baby. MISS CURTIS: Heart and Soul. MR. HUBBARD: Ol' Man M0se. MRS. BARBRE: You,re My Dish. MR. HIMELICK: I Love To Whistle? MISS CAGLEY: Marie. MISS FRENCH: On the Sentimental Side. Mas. HUBER. The sunny side of Things. '
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