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

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THE s1c1sTcH,J 31 Glee Club Fmsr Row- MARJORIE CARR NORMA VOSSLER MARY SMALL PHYLLIS LOVE EULA ANDERSON JEANNE YOUNG ELIZABETH HOLMQUIST ERNESTINE TERHUNE JEAN MCCLAIN CLAUDE DURKES LEONARD LASKY MARY ELIZABETH COX JACKIE WILSON BETTY BENDER JEANETTA GILLILAND CARL CAREY SHIRLEY FORTNEY ALBERTA BURDITT FOURTH Row- SECOND Row- AGNESS LOWE MARTHA JACKSON JOSEPHINE YARGER JUNIOR SCOTT MARGARET SCHEERER JACK WELLER HAL SMITH DELMAR SHACKLEFORD GEORGE RHETTS JIMMY SEYBOLD MRS. BROWN, Instructor VERA PASCHAL DALE MCMASTERS PAT CAMP HARRY TAYLOR THELMA CULTICE RUSSELL ENYEART JACK SILVER STANLEY COFFMAN T1-mm Row- FURMAN MCGWIN The Glee Club is composed of the pupils of our school who have good voices and have a deep interest in music. They sing in many of our audi- torium programs throughout che year. They recently gave an operetta, An Old Kentucky Garden. They also gave a very nice performance in the Thanksgiving program. The Glee Club is competently supervised by Mrs. Brown.

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30 THE SKETCH - J Members of the January Graduating Class KENNETH LEROY ADAMSON CHARLES ALEXANDER JAMES ,ERNEST ANDERSON FRANCES MILDRED BARNES WARREN DEAN BARNES ROBERTA RUTH BEDELL DORIS IRENE BEEKMAN RUTH LA VOIS BENNETT JACK EUGENE BEVAN RALPH EUGENE BOYD VIRGINIA JEAN BRANSON WANDA EILEEN BREWER WILLIAM ELBERT BRYAN JOHN M. BUNCH MARGARET LORENE BURDEN JOHN DAVID CALDWELL JOANNE MARCILL CARY RUBY CAROLYN CAUDILL BETTY ROSE CHENOWETH DONNA JEAN COFFMAN JOHN WESLEY COPELAND HERMAN CRAIG, JR. WILLIAM RICHARD CRAIG VERLIE ULDENE CRAIG BETTY JEAN CUMMINGS LOUIE RICHARDSON CURTIS WANETA PHYLLIS DOLLIER MERVON DRAPER, Jn. EWAN ENDSLY HOMER FRANCIS FEAR PAUL HERBERT FORTNEY ROBERT DALE FORTNEY RICHARD ISAAC GOOD ARTHUR ERNEST GRAVEN BETTY LOU HALL DORTHEA MARIE HARTSON JOSEPH EDWARD HAWKINS HARRY HULTS, JR. MARY MAGDELINE INMAN CRYSTAL MAXINE JOHNSON LUDAWEKA JANE KAHLENBECK DORIS MAE KIDWELL JACK STERETT KIGHTLINGER ARLENE REBECCA KNOTTS LILLIAN MAE KUGLER EARL DEAN LANDIZSS DAYTON CLARK LEFFLER BETTY LOUISE LENFESTY EARL AVERY LENFESTY, Jn. VIRGIL LLOYD PATRICIA LOUISE LUCAS STELLA ELIZABETH MCFARLAND MARGARET ELLEN MCGRIFF ROBERT LAVON MCLAIN BARBARA NELL MADDOX RAYMOND ALBERT MARLEY, JR. ELEANOR LOUISE MASSEY MARY JANE MASTERSON MARILYN LEE MATTHEWS RAYMOND BROOKES MITCHELL DAVID AUSTIN MUSSER ERMA DELEAN NEELEY JUNE PATRICIA NICHOLSON CHARLES EDWARD NORTON ROBERT OTTO ORADAT FRANK MARION PATTON WILLIAM LOWELL PHILLIPS RICHARD WAYNE PRYOR BETTY IRENE RUDICEL NORMA JACQUELYN RUNYON MAUD EVELYN SCHERER LORENE KATHERINE SCHWAIGER WILL E. SCOTT NANCY MARIE SLOOP GLENN SMITH MARY ELLEN SMITH HARRY SAMUEL TERRY, JK. IVAH LEOLA THOMAS GEORGE ANDREW THOMPSON ROY OSCAR WEASE, Jn. MARY LOUISE WARD JAMES WILLIAM WESTFALL OSCAR ARTHUR WICKHAM FLORA KATHLEEN WYER MARY MINNIE YOUNG Identification of Snaps 1. The Sketch Staff. 2. Athletes. 3. Timid Sevens. 4. Our friends. 5. Newcomers. 6. Pals of the Office. 7. Biology Studes. 8. Satisfied for Once. 9. Snap Shooters. 10. The Long and Short of It. 11. Co-eds. 12. Hall Patrol Oflicers. 13. Our Country Friends. 14. Two Educators. 15. Blushing Eights. 16. Two Fine People. 17. Rogues Gallery. 18. Noisy Nines.

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32 THE SKETCH Poetry Thanksgiving All around the barn yard gate Gobbling turkeys wait their fate, And pumpkin pies are ready to serve, With roasted apple peach preserve. Now on the table all things are sprelad From turkeys, pies, and ginger bread To cranberry sauce and oyster dressing, With bowed heads all, let's give our blessing. To the pilgrims who made a merry day And asked the Indians to come their way, We give thanks, for noble living, For peace, and joy, and our first Thanksgiving. -MARY Spring LOU WHITE, 7A4 The 1vinter's snow and wind are gone, And now we'll hear the birds' sweet song. Spring is here, spring is here. The loveliest season in the year. For then the birds begin to nest, Oh! Yes itis spring that I like best. -MARY CELESTE KIGHTLINGER Lessons Lessons are most disgusting things They bother you all the day When you get home from school at And want to go out and play, You mother says, Get your lessons And then she goes away, Leaving you with all those books And there you have to stay. Lessons, lessons, lessons. They bother you all the day When you listen to the radio Or want to go away, Someone says, Do your lessons first. And so you have to stay. I'm always just so awfully glad, When they're finally through. night Hrstf' ra I think they're such disgusting things, Don't you? MARY EVEL YN PARSONS, 8A1