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M o n i t o B (i 0 s t e Club Purple and Cold Staff The hall monitor are not meant to tie decoration in the hull , hot they are choten became of their dependability and faithfulne to duty. If. when you are idling in the hall , a comely mitt or a handtome lad atlc you your butinet . you muil think quick, became loiterer are not encouraged during da» time. The dutiet of the hall monitor are variou . They pick up wrap that have fallen. »ee that coat pocket are not picked (no »u pect« have been reported o far), direct new pupil to da» room , guide and introduce vititor to tho tcSoo), and run errand for teadier on their floor. Each day a report i given. A policeman i your friend and to it a hall monitor. Tbit it tho third year the monitor have been active in the r S tchool. Mitt Sander , dean of girl , and Mr. Lockridge. dean of boy , tupervito them. Wow One. Cbmtin Vowell. Km Moerical. Haeel Dmim. Mary France Knowlet. Dorn Reeve . Margaret fatten. Rachel F.verhart. Soph,. GUI. Or,.I,a Dickey. Maryxte Mcnk Wow Two. Anna Lot French. Jean Price. Marianna Taylor. Jean Waldorf, Margot Drown. Lea South-oof. Helen Unger. Rachel Faoght, Barbara Teoi,4eton. Mary Ann MrCreery. Irene Harm. Juaaoe Sooth Wow Three. Bob Dudley Helen Alumbaugh. Mar yew Ottn.cn. Roaalmd Wolf . Kvelyn GamUll. Thelma Doeier. Bill Pollock. Clata Yeager. Levi Ryan. Iletty Birch Wow Four. Torn Brown. Joe Ma Valenlm . Howard Schrcedet. Ball Taylor. Knoch Hadar, Tom Haem Item. Auatia. Filer, dear Harem, Paul Hadden Wow Fir . Boll Wlathar . Frank Plnkttca . Bill HUIman, Bill Tbomai. Ralph Tutelark. John Graham. Bob Gamtnll. YktH Bower. Carrel Wrighi The helping hand of dear old S. M. S. i tymboliicd by the Booster Club. The c girl are ready and willing to help any caute. Thi year at alway they gave pep tevtiont and general attemblie . Money from the | ay aitemblie wat applied on the motion picture machine. Purple and Cold Waek found the town decorated in the royal color , a pop M-ttion down town before the game with yell leader , band, and boottert: and the team came through the game undefeated. Irene Harrit. treaturer. could alway juggle account to that we were never broke. Ruth Anna Downen. tecretary, kept the hourly minute , while Iletty Martin, pretident. requetted the opinion on the radical and cometvative motion . Helen Unger, vice-pretidant. . . moved to Grayiville. and o lelt u in March. The Boo ter»-“S Club Dance went over grand, etpecially the blindfold dance. Lett but not leo t. the Bootter give three cheer for their tpontort. Mm Maple and Mitt For be Wow On . RulK Anna Downen. Helen Unger. Belly Men n. Ireew Harm Wow Two. Jean Turley. Dcaothy Mae HcMkt . Betry Roae Steele. Maryone Merman Emma Du. Mary Jane Mean. Phytlu Bunch . Mary Ann McCreary. Anna Beth Fmk. Eula Hadar. A Ik Webb. Mildred Lewellyn. Ale Ann Kirkham. Wow rarer Macunaa Taylor. Anna U French. Lea Skuthwond. Harhara Colima. Sue IMnaaa. Margot Brown. June Brown, Loren Rilenge. Berber Templeton. Helen Colima Wo- Feu Berbara CaaapbeU. Jean Waldorf. Lorene Smith. Jean Price. Mac,. Connor. Marika Jan Dared am. Pbytli Cedi man, Rcaalind Wstfe. Helen W right. France Houobton. Melbe Kellaim. HeUn Alum beugh. Orpha Dickey. Belly Devi Wow Free. Mery France Maple. Marcella Eaton. Oara Yeager. Martha Lee Ward. Iiahetl For be . Sogiue 0 11. Don Helen Helen Dudley. Rev Moervcal By now you are either ptaiting of condemning the 1940 yearbook, to there can be no more apt time than thi to pretent thote who are retpontible for it-—the Purple and Gold Staff! Their toil hat been hard and their problem many, but at latt tuccett it their ! All through the tale campaign they pottered and hounded every potuble cuttomer 'till the haplett ttudent gave up in dew pair and tigned on the dotted line. Then came the week of labor over copy, picture , and proofreading, dathmg from room to room, counting word of copy, muttering name , and patting picture- . Harried editor became tlooped and wan. But thoie nightmare day are over and the Purple and Gold it out! Wow On . Alar Ann Kukharm. Dorothy Mae Moldaen. Tom Brown. J.m Mccee. Jack McCcakey. Jew Mai Valentm . Bill Ford. Marcella Baton. Wow Two. Ann Lou French. Lor ewe South. Phyltn Coffman. Evelyn Weather . Barbara Collim. Irene Haem. Au t n KM . Wow Three. Bill W.lkama. Buddy McCammon. George Getting . Rcnemary Snyder, Let Durham. Hnw Remv . Enoch Hadaf. Mil Lou Shield . Bob Lowry.
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DRUM AND BUGLE CORPS The Sullivan High School Girls’ Drum and Bugle Corps participated in marching maneuvers at all the home football games during the 1939 season. The members are of freshman and sophomore standing. They were organized in the sixth grade and. with few changes, have worked together since then. The Corps consists of nineteen girls: ten drummers, six buglers, two cymhal players, and one drum major. Their snappy uniforms consist of purple wool skirts with a white shirt and yellow sweater, purple neckerchiefs and hats, and white oilcloth boots. The drum major wears a yellow skirt and coat with purple trimmings, a purple and gold drum major's hat. and gold boots. At present efforts are being made to equip the Corps with winter uniforms in order that it may participate in year round activities. The letter S . for Sullivan, was neatly formed before the Sullivan fans at every home football game. Their drills on the field consisted of marching in open and closed order, counter marching, right and left quarter wheels, and company front. A special surprise stunt drill was given at a basketball game prior to Christmas vacation. Sacks of Christmas candy, pulled from their boots and thrown to the fans, climaxed that performance. Special thanks are given to Patty Bedwell and Norma Bottorff for their splendid work as student managers. Their efficiency helped Miss Bland, sponsor of the Drum Corps, in making this organization a successful marching unit. The death of Georgia Bennett, one of the original and most willing members, was a shock to the entire group. r«e Row BaatnaH .Inaaw.l I. Pally lw.l-.ll and Nonna lloll a. atudrnl miu(.» lla.tar Klaad, dirarlor; Mao' Lou Danlala. drum may Group pKlura: Row Ona- Prada Dala. Paciy Halkali. Hally Chambar.. Mary Lou Dan.nl.. Lola Durham. Sarah Roull. Lowaa Oraprr, Ro. Two. Ilalty Hoohar. Jana! Stanbauch. Maraant Han km., Kathryn Davn. Rarhrl Myan. Marian 0 l» How Zhraa Kurlyw Wralhara. W.lma Hildebrand. Av.« Johnvwv Hally Ruth Shaw. Bally Roch.berty. Kn »mgry Fotmstion Ptciur+t (Mil Comply Frrwtt inchl) S lot Svlliv n.
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