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THE SKETCH Autographs
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54 g SKETCI-I swell ! ! ! 6-The grade school had an operetta here today. We went of course. Or did we? 7-Spring vacation starts today. Will I have fun ! ! ! 8-Saturday I know, but we want to remind you that Easter is Sunday. 11-Back to school again. NOT ready, willing, or able for studies. 12- HEARD Wendel Smith got an anonymous phone call last night. Won- der Who could have been so naughty! 14-Characters for the 9A class play were chosen today. We hear that Eu- gene Packard, current heart-throb, has a part. I bet a certain prompter is glad of that! fNot to mention nameslj 17-A terrific Algebra test. CHalf the class flunked!!j 19-It seems the fashion to go skating on Friday night. It also seems that there is a certain girl whose initials are Mae Harwood whom Leonard Lasky is quite interested in. MAY 3-Practically all the 9A's tied up for the Banquet-Why ask so early boys? 5-Lynn Buchanan, instead of giving the M. B. boys a tumble, still goes for the sport reporter on the '38 Sketch fan old flame never dies, etc.j 11-Hookey was just what the doctor ordered, but Mr. Hooker has different ideas, Ho Hum. 15-Have gotten so I count the days, hours and minutes 'till June 3-or sompin' to that effect. 18-Patrol boys still get in my hair! 22-How can you study when the sun shines and birds call you sucker? 24- Spring is in the air, sighed Joan Williamson and gazed at Jack Sutter. He incidentally, gazed right back. 29-Burning midnight oil-Decided at the last minute that I'd better study. 31-just a little more drudgery, kids,,' and Whoopee '!!! we'll be out- Quntil next fallj. JUNE 1-Aren't we smart? We passed. fBy the skin of our teeth.j 3-Back today to get our cards. We just couldn't forget them. No-o-0-o! Last Will and Testament of the 9A Class Continued From Page 50 Russell Enyeart wills his singing voice to Rudy Gordon. Willadean Jeffrey wills Joe Pfeiffer to Joan Day. Phyllis Love wills Buddy Lavengoodn to Sally Chapman. Jack Lowden wills his talents as a comedian', to his sister, Betty. Eugene Lincoln wills his seriousness to Don Earnhart. Lee Wiley wills his uknowledgei' to Georgia Connelly. Arthelia Street wills her friendly smile to Anna Marie Dunn. Jeanetta Gilliland wills her Algebra grades to Mary Ellen Swaney. Willidean Powell wills her upentathalon medals to Sara Shields. Shirley Fortney wills her personality Q???j to Miss Kanter.
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