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

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THE SKETCH 23 Say It With Pictures MERREL COFFIN: You'Can3t Cheat an Honest Man. JACK SUTTER: Jesse James. PHYLLIS LOVE: The Little Princessf' PHILIP YOUNG: Huckleberry Finn. DOROTHY BAUSMAN: The Shining Hour. SHIRLEY LASKY: Girl of the Golden West. JOAN DAY, LINDA LEWIS, ROBERTA COUGILL: 3 Smart Girls Grow Up. ELDERIDGE SCOTT: The Young In Heart. SHIRLEY FORTNEY: Going Places. PAULA SWEET: Idiot's Delight. HAROLD DEAL, CAROLINE BRUNKA: The Cowboy and the Lady. EUGENE PACKARD: A Yank at Martin Bootsf' fOxfordJ JEAN LIST: Blossoms on Broadway. MAXINE GREEN: The Green Lightf' PATRICIA MILLER: That Certain Agef, ERNEST TERHUNE: Arizona Wildcat. DONNA DIXON: Swing, Sister, Swingf, GEORGIA CONNELLY: There's That Womanf' JANET TURNER: Service DeLuxe. SALLY CHAPMAN: l'West Side Miracle. ROY VOGEL, BILLY WILLIAMSON: Angels With Dirty Facesf' JEANNE YOUNG: The Lady Vanishedf' DON MCKEE: Brother Rat. RONALD DUNCAN: Oklahoma Kid. STANLEY COFFMAN: The Storm. KARL VAUGHN: I'm From Missouri. JOHN EHRET: Duke of Westpointf' BILLY TERWILLIGERz A Man to Remember. JACKIE WILSON: Youth Takes a Flingf, BOBBY TUCKER: i'Thanks For Everything. MARY ELLEN SWANEY: Blondie.', JACK JOY: Mysterious Mr. Moto. MARY JANE STOVER: Spring Madness. RAY BEARD: Mysterious Rider. CHARLES WILEY: Speed To Burn. LYNN BUCHANAN, GEORGE RHETTS: Sweethearts DONALD TEEGARDEN: Man About Town. PAT CAMP: Women Are Like That. JIMMY ALLEN, TONY GEORGE, JOHN JONES: The 3 Musketeers. JOSEPHINE DIXON: His Exciting Night. TEDDY BOB TAYLOR, BETTY HENRY: Hold That Kiss. DONNA ELLIS: The Girl Downstairs.

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THE SKETCH Poetry Strange Language We speak a strange language Which has grown-ups all confused, Iitterbug,' Shag and such Leaves them quite bemused. It's really quite distressing When Fm trying to explain, Where we've been and what we've done, And then have dad exclaim- Is it English that you speak, Or words from Samarkand- C0uldn't you use simple terms That we can understand? S0 you work on your parents And I'll work on mine, And then perhaps they'll learn to speak The language of '39. --DoN A Erus, 9A A Martin Boots Art Class Merry am I on my way, To art class, which I have each day. Rapping on his desk I see, Teacher Campbell, mad at me, India ink, which I did spill Nets nothing but a larger bill. Boys are always needed here, To open paint jars that are nearr. On the blackboard I do see Tenth periods, given to just three, So this is Art class, Don't you pity me? -MAH Lou SWEET AND Dlzromzs Svurrnwoon Early Easter Morning Early Easter morning, all around the house, Creeps a little animal, as quiet as a mouse, His eyes and ears are pink, and his fur is gleaming white, And if he sees you watching, he will disappear from sight, He brings a chocolate egg for sis, And chocolate bunny for szmny, Yes, you guessed exactly right, For it is the Easter bunny. -BETTY CHAMBEA3

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24 THE SKETCH Portraits JOSEPHINE D1xoN, 9A Ah! Who have we here! None other than Miss Josephine Dixon, popu- lar member of the 9A class. She is IS years old, S feet 1 inch tall, wears glasses and has light brown hair. She is a member of that mysterious so- ciety, the F.N.B. and her best girl friends are among the other members. Bing Crosby has top place on her list of favorite movie stars, and she loves to sit on the floor and listen to him croon. The things she admires most in boys are these: He must be a brunette, a good sport, not fresh and-wear green pants. Billy Chambers, they fit you PERFECTLY! Her favorite foods are Swiss Steak and raspberry pie with ice cream. She doesn't know what she wants to be when she grows up, but we're expecting great things of her. TONY GEORGE, 7B Look! Why here comes Tony George, that dark-haired Romeo, who is a new 7B. He is 12 years old, and good looking. In other words, girls, he is Clark Gable the second!! He says he has no favorite movie stars. I guess he likes them all. That so, Tony? He has no preferences in the line of food. Ie likes it all. His favorite sport is football. He makes an exr'eDfi'm1!i good player. He has no idea what he wants to be when he finislzcs school, lft E' bet he'll be a movie star. See you in the movies, Ter- ROLAND DUNCAN, 7A Next on the program we have Mr. Ronald Duncan. He is a 7A. Ron- ny has brown hair, blue eyes, a dark complexion, and-dimples. He loves to eat ham sandwiches, right after he has been in swimming. Deanna Dur- bin and Mickey Rooney have top place on his list of favorite movie stars, he and Glenn Ellis escort Shirley Lasky to almost every Durbin and Rooney picture that comes to town. He's a jitterbug and loves to listen to Kay Kyser swing it. Ronny hasn't decided what school he will attend yet, but time will tell! BETTY CIRCLE, 8B Next, I'd like youu to meet Miss Betty Circle, illustrious SB. She has been on this earth for 14 years, is quite tall, and has nut brown hair. She wants her boy friends to be tall, good looking and have lots of personality. Her list is headed by Jack joy. In the food line, she likes ham, and raspberry pudding. fI'm getting hungrylj She likes swimming as a sport and yellow as a color. She hopes her many ambitions for the future will materialize. P.S. Most of her interests are in the artistic field.