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

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THE SKETCH 3 Edfhtor-in-lChief .g... Assistant Editors-- Business Manager--- Circulation Managers - -- Literature ---- Features- - Column ---- Jokes -- Snapshots ---- Athletics ---- Personnel ---- Calendar -- Editorial Staff -n-------,--------- -----Dale McMasters DEPARTMENTS Mary Jane Stover Patricia Camp -----Melvin Blue ----Merrel Collin Stanley Coffman ----Norma Vossler Vera Paschal ----Mary Lou Sweet Jack Silvers Betty Hillsamer Bonnie Smelser ------Barbara Loomis Mary Eleanor Witmer ---------Hal Smith Peggy Goebel ----Donald Baker Lester Detrich ----Leonard Lasky Willidean Jeifry -----Margaret Scheerer Mary Helen Hunt Shirley Fortney -------Barbara Merritt Faculty Sponsor ---- Mary Lynn Buchanan -----Miss Nussbaum

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2 SKETCI-I Table of Contents Contents ....... ..Y...f.. . . f....vn..v. --- -- --- Editorial Staff --- Editorial ......,....... Martin Boots Building .... Art ..................Y...... Dedication to Mrs. Anderson ...,. 9A Class Pictures ,............ 9A Class Identification ..... Personnel ..........,.. Say It tWith Music .... ..,.. Faculty ........... School Departments .... -- Athletics .......... Poetry .............. Say It With Pictures .e... -- Portraits ......... ..-- ----- Jokes ............ Winners of '39 ..... Snaps .................. january Graduating Class--- Glee Club --...---...... Nosey News Bag ---- Operetta ---------------------- Things We Never Expect to See ---- Extra Curricular Activities ----- Krazy Kangaroos -------- Queer Ducks ----- Strange Facts ---- Pet Peeves .---- A Fable .------------- Wise Sayings ------------ Last Will and Testament ---- Calendar -------------- -- Autographs ----- -----16 ----------------18 20-22-32 and ------------24 26-40-44 and -----28 ---- -----34 -----38 --------42

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4 THE SKETCI-1 g i -mlm 'v a EDITORIAL Q 5 ' Q1 Kuff j 0 'l Thanks, thanks to you my worthy friend For the lessons thou hast taught Thus at the flaming forge of life Our fortunes must he wrought. Thus on its sounding anvil shalzc' Each burning deed and thought. Longfellow may not have been referring to Martin Boots, but this thought applies to us. We, too, thank Martin Boots for the lessons it has taught. Since we have been here we have learned not only from books, but we have learned the value of companionship, honesty, and worthiness. Longfellow, too, must have felt the sorrow that we 9A's feel as we follow in the steps of the 9A,s before us. Not that we don't wish to progress and assume the responsibilities of life but we have learned to love Martin Boots and its faculty and are reluctant to leave. As we approach commencement and the 9A banquet, our hearts burn at the thought of leaving. But we must, and will. When we do leave We will try to be good citizens and uphold the trust put upon us. To our successors we leave our love, traditions, and standards with our best wishes, hopes and thanks for the splendid co-operation they have given us. After we have advanced to high school, we hope our faculty will be proud to say, We taught them in Martin Boots. DALE MCMASTERS, Editor