Sullivan High School - Arrow Yearbook (Sullivan, IN)

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jlzg PQRP LJ-SAND GOLD SENIOR WILLS I, Clarence Abram, will my right to stand in the lower hall and talk to the girls t0 Dillon Routt. I, Joseph Atto, will my walk to Miss Johnson. I, Helen Beeman, will my place on the Honor Roll to Agnes Haskett. I, Helen Bland, will my boisterous ways to my meek little sister, Beecie. I, Jack Bolinger, will my right to eat peanuts in Miss Hull's English class to Wendell Cox. I, Nellie Bosley, will my spit curl to Anna Stranahan. I, Walter Bosstick, will my place as cupid in S. H. S. to Ickey Stran- ahan. I, Max Brodie, will my title of Farmer to David Marlowe. I, Bessie Buckley, will my quiet sweet manners to Elizabeth Hill. I, Earl Carty, will my ability in teaching to Dorothy Bunch. I, Chloe Corbin, will my blushes to Herman Price. I, Helen Crew, will all my vices to Veva Harding. I, Elizabeth Crowder, will my devout love for the quarterback on the Football Team to Josephine Allen. I, Charles Cutler, will my occupation as High School wireless oper- ator to Clarence Ellis. I, Max Dugger, will my right to be Wabash Valley Football Captain to Harry Sills. I, Dorothy Dix, will my long dresses to Betty Haskett. I, Tom Douthitt, will my place on the Football Team to next year's center. I, Earl Charles, will my right to be called a member of S. H. S. to Paul Schilling. I, Hester Eaton, will my love for Basketball Stars to Marian Leota Shade. - I, Hazel Fox, will my high esteem for Miss Hull to Keith Macy. I, Norman German, will my great popularity among the girls to Ducky Shroyer. I, Hubert Hancock, will my red and green sweater to Densel Pittman. I, Helena Hartfelter, will my loafing place to Nell Wininger, I, Helen Hill, will my art in Public Speaking to William Eslinger I, Tom Hoke, will my dimples to Pluto Griffith. 24

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Jim PURPLE QQ-COLD greatest honor was the winning of the E. D. Maple silver loving cup by Glen Stanbaugh as a recognition of superiority in grades, sportsmanship and athletics. Our ability in the social world was shown when we entertained the Seniors and Faculty at the Gymnasium. At last we have reached the goal. We are Seniors feeling all the dig- nity carried with that term. Our president is Willard Wiltseg vice- presi- dent, Mildred Scully, and secretary and treasurer, Earl Carty. In the class are twenty-two boys and thirty-eight girls. We are honored by being the leaders in all school activities. With the exception of one, the entire Football Team was made up of Seniors. Norene Marshall was again elected Captain of the Girls' Team and we have three boys on the Basketball Team. We were honored when our famous quarter-back, Max Dugger, who starred in so many games, was chosen Captain of the Wabash Valley Football Team and again when our all-round athlete, Glen Stanbaugh made the Wabash Valley Football and Basketball Teams. We have a good representation on the staff, four mem- bers including the editor-in-chief, Mildred Wolfe. With pleasure we review the past, with hope we look forward to the future trusting, that-come what may we shall be able to stand as good representatives of a good high school. JF 3 .3 Ffewqe 1 PM I-fowmmy M, SU E HSE! 'fa RFWT' 4 ease. . lf fa ' sunfa 'A -, 'Lf . W Ov M X ' L7-- 1 fs f,.- g-:wi I . 1 -1 - we -5 x fl t ' T ' niufii EB' !!,' I 1 I A 01-F- Kix . WATERLOO-1922 23

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Jfze PURPLE AND GOLD I, Dorothy Houpt, will my stately and dignified manners to Jeanette Billman. I, Garnet Huggins, will my superfious avoirdupois to Skinny Draper. I, Norma Kelling, will my privilege of skipping every other period to Bob Moore. I, Monette Knotts, will my red mohair hat to Miss Clearwaters. I, Blanche Lane, will my ability as a grand opera singer to Pauline McCoy. I, Rene Leach, will my ability to spell to my brother, Reid. I, Harold Lovelace, will my Eversharp pencil and Fountain pen to the Haskett sisters. I, Ruth Loudermilk, will my reserved seat in the yellow bus to Mamie Chapman. I, Norene Marshall, will my success as a Basketball player to my sister, Louise. I, Clarence Leonard, will my right to get in-in the early hours of morning to Adolph Shepherd. I, Vern Marts, will my success in telling love stories in English class to Maurice Newman. I, Mary Mason, will all my witty expressions to Inez Shaver. I, Clyde Mclnnes, will my hundred words per minute to Ernestine Muehler. I, Ted McNabb, will my high respect for Miss Corbin to anyone who needs it. I, Thelma Miller, will my knowledge obtained in S. H. S. to Glenn Simmons. I, Velmer Morrison, will my accomplishment of being the H. S. vamp to Sybil Davis. I, Bernice Palmer, will all my complexion cream, powder, and rouge to Mildred Hawkins. I, Evelyne Parker, will my love and admiration for black-haired violin players to Lorene Hagy. I, Carl Price, will my dancing toes to Dyman Lewellyn. I, Mary Elizabeth Riggs, will my right to be the teacher's pet to Beany Richeson. I, Eula Ruddell, will my talkative spells to Kathryn Engle. I, Doris Scott, will my position as the Dean's detective to Ruth Hinkle. I, Mildred Scully, will my place as office girl for A. W. to Deane Hash. I, Pauline Springer, will my Chevrolet to the H. S. for future use. 25