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

 - Class of 1942

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50 THE SKETCH Picturesque Speech and Patter Night clubs are places where tables are reserved and guests aren't. Our son rises at ten and sets all day. It is not so hard to live on a small salary if you don't spend too much money trying to keep it a secret. Small waves cluching the rowboat under the chin. Don't slam your mind in your face. He always sits with his back to the check. They buried the hatchet, but in a shallow, well-marked grave. I have crossed the homing pigeon with the woodpecker. It not only delivers the message, but it knocks on the door. My feet were so cold I was walking from memory. Reading that book will put your eyebrows on stilts. I've saved the money to pay my income tax, now all I have to do is to borrow some to live on. His tone not only closed the subject but it sat on the lid. He made his bedg now he's lying out of it. A winter sun crept in to warm it-self before the fire. The hall clock chewed its end of time. Radio Patter: Is that your original face or is that a retread? He began to soften toward her like a marshmallow. Coed to girl Friend: I have an uncomfortable feeling we're not being followed. After dinner remark: Now before I start I want to say something. Her words drifted over the truth, snowing it under with white lies. Women are always talking about amendments to their constitutions. His education is only pigskin deep. Critics straining at their adjectives. They gave each other a smile with a future in it. She was gnawing on her grievance like a dog on a bone. A seven year old with his teeth parted in the middle. My dwelling was small and I could hardly entertain an echo in it. Politicians talking about themselves red, white, and blue in the face. Women are like elephants. I like to look at them but I'd hate to own one. Friends: People who borrow my books and set wet glasses on them. The kind of girl men toast and women roast. A baby clouding up for a squall. A plump woman came through the door belt buckle first. A young man in his early flirties. He's the kind of guy who has the first dollar he ever owed. A bluebird carrying the sky on it's back. One woman's poise is another woman's poison. She gave him a lunch of cold shoulder and hot tongue. One learns in life to keep silent and draw one's own confusions. That family has enough troubles to be a radio serial. -Rnannxs Dlcasr

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THE SKETCH '49 Why Teachers Get Gray Bill Bothwell in Miss Scudder's algebra class. Teresa Donahoe's giggle. Bill Cohee reading comic books in Mr. Hopkin's biology room. Bob Mallct's laughing spells in Miss Daniels' citizenship crass. Bennie Lynn and his paper wad throwing in biology. Lola Robinson! E. McGreevy's chewing gum fin all classesj. Edwin Love with his long speeches in biology. Wade Usher and his flying hair. Mutt Cultice sliding down in his seat to avoid being seen. Lois Ann Cook's questions. Dick Sisson arguing with the teachers. George Johnson and his tall, tall stories in biology. Fred Weaver,s many, many fights that get in Mr. Hubbard's hair. Jack Harreld fperiodj. George Nelson getting his foot caught in the seat. Frank Butterworth entering class late. Music students getting out of class. Joan Gamble always wise-cracking. Girls combing their hair in class fjust girls??????j. Bill Earnhart in general. Jimmy Finley walking around in Miss Daniels' class. The Sketch and Sketch staff to Miss Nussbaum. Robert Earl acting up in class. The broken pencils of students. The new 7B's. Students f???j without their lessons. Having to give passes. Classes being interrupted by notices from the ollice. DeMoine Frye and Paul Vossler continually getting passes out of classes to take pictures for the Sketch. The blank look cultivated for is it?j by Russell Wallets. Boys' clod hoppers Qclump-clumpj. Band students f??j in the high school band late to sth period class. Clyde Koughn and his toys. Violet Stewart and her hair. Robert Braunlin's questions. Jackie Saunders and her continual talking. Richard Motsinger and his airplane pictures. That laugh of Jimmy Claxon's. The boys teasing Suzy Stiefler, or is it the other way around?



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THE SKETCH 5' Calendar SEPTEMBER 3-Test new brains Q7B'sj. 4-9:30 A.M.-They're here now-those 7B's. 5-1:00 P.M. We are trying to make out our cards again. OH ME! 8-Hi Ho! Hi Ho! It,s off to school We go Q-if-:P-J . 9-The new 7B's are getting ready for their annual Riley program, Room 1 16. 10--Certain 9B girls were asked to the 9A Banquet today. My, isn't that fast Work? 11-Wish we had air conditioning to cool things off. 12-Why do we have to start to school before summer weather is over? 15-Time trots onward and no auditorium. Gee whiz! What happened to the Child Labor Act? 16-We had a lady from the W. C. T. U. speak today. 17-Saw the first Who's Who book. 18-Cris and Dot came to school this morning with pig tails. Some fad. 19-Mr. Campbell's Window paid the penalty-another baseball. 22-We had an auditorium to teach the 7B's the Martin Boots' songs. They catch on quick. 23-ls it a change in the weather, or a change in me? 24-Had our first sale of this term today. It was ice cream. 25-Better get your shopping done, girls. Only three more months until Christmas. 26-Had a fire drill today and I saw a lot of 7B's trying to find the right door to go out. 29-The 8B's are having a test in Social Science already. One told me that he was tired before the year began. 30-Everyone thought there was going to be an auditorium. Well, maybe next month. OCTOBER 9-T. B. film. 13-What a skating party at the ldyl Wyld. 14-T. B. test, it didn't hurt, or did it? 15-Greyhound picture, Choo Choo Here We Come. 21-Here are our first cards. Oh-Oh! Headaches! 23-Two whole days vacation. Think of it. The Glee Club also went to Indianapolis. 28-Our carnival. Boy, what a time. 31-Oh, Gee, what shall I do tonight? NOVEMBER 4-First sale this month Yum, Yum. 6-just paid an I.O.U. Got Sc between me and starvation. 9-Mr. Stafford seemed very happy today. Must know a new joke. Barbara Nicholls wills her way with the boys to Barbara Butler. 14-We were entertained by Room 118 today. My what talent. 17-Whoopee! Thanksgiving vacation is almost here.

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