Sullivan High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Sullivan, IL)

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1 SEASON'S GREETINGS BUY A PENNANT? STUDENT COUNCIL SULLIVAN HIGH SCHOOL Preamble In order to promote among the students of Sullivan High School a knowledge and interest in good government: to encourage students to accept and discharge their re- sponsibilities to themselves and their school: to stimulate a spirit of co-operation among the students and the faculty, and to aid in the development of loyal, constructive school spirit, this organization is established. chool song authon HAIl RED AND BLACK Hail red and black of SHS, j Victory's our aim over all the st: 5 Let sportsmanship, desire, a fight' Combineto- win this game jv st right. We are ehind you all the ylay, l On court pr field in proud! array: So prdvefyour best th roughout the gamef 'Til final victory brings, s fame. ' : X' -., 1- --,N A

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BACKGRS BOARD OF EDUCATION LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Stone, Mr. Fleshner, Mr. Pound, Mr. Hood, Mr. Hollenbeck, Mr. Elder, Mr. Roney, Every show must have financialbacking. Representing our financial backers, the taxpayers, are seven men who willingly give their time and talents, the Board of Education of the Sullivan Unit District 3300. Our Board of Education strives to improve our school system so that each child may have the best chance possible for an education. There are nine buildings were students attend classes. They are Sullivan High School, Lowe Grade School, Powers Grade School, Kindergarten, which is held in the American Legion Home, and rural centers at Reedy, Jonathan Creek, Allenville, Bruce, and Crabapple. STUDENT COUNCIL Elected representatives of the student body-the student council-have done many things for the school and its students. Not only this year's students benefitted from an active studamt council, but students in years to come will profit also. Members revised the school constitution, changing, rewording, and adding new ideas to it. They conducted a contest for another school song, because the old one is too hard for many high school bands to play. Usual activities are ushering at the basketball games and sponsoring school recreations. SEATED, Left to Right: Stanley Barnes, Sona Hortenstine, Bob Poland, Don Dennis, Bev Wood, Leon Waggoner, Miss Boon. STANDING: Clyde Oathout, Martha Highland, Judy Storm, John Pound, Carol Wood, Keith Schrodt, Pat Rozene, Sally Tabor. BACK ROW: Karen Riley, Ed LeCrone, Bob Clark, Gary Webb, Leon Bateman, Dick Kite. ,Z

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RING UDSRVISOR GGHGRAI FDADAGEI2 VIRGIL BINGMAN Very Busy Mr. Bingman has been a very capable superintendent of schools in the Sullivan District H300 for the past three years. His sincerity, and the amount of time he spends on school problems have made him re- spected and liked by all. WILLIAM ALBERTS wisely Alert His sense of humor and his willingness to help each student have made Mr. Alberts popular with the students in the Sullivan School District. Heis general supervisor of teaching for the whole district and heads the curriculum development program. i MERTIE BARNES Meritoriously Businesslike Not only when she serves as payrnaster, but all the time, Mrs. Barnes, who serves as secretary to Mr. Alberts and Mr. Bingman, is a willing assistant and a pleasant associate. . ,KM X X 'Xa