Sullivan High School - Arrow Yearbook (Sullivan, IN)

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-q2'lQ5F7URPLEAN-QCCLIL , ,M NAME Verlon Wolfe Wolfie Clarence Abram HAbeU Tori Ifoke Thomas Bernice Palmer Bernie Fhelma Miller nsisll Evelyn Parker llEVe77 Mary Mason THE SENIOR X-RAY FAVORITE EX- PRESSION . Now listen- Is that work due today? Holy Gee! 'Aw now, kid Dear me, dear ' me' Oh, you poor fish. I want to be a HOBBY Arguing Sitting around look- ing wise Complete silence. Jhewing gum To have a perfect lesson every day, Talking about Chi- cago. To know her His- AIM To get back to Detroit, and- Inclinljfj toward making a good marrlage. To appear in Zieg- iield Follies. I'o ditch and not get caught. To be an angel. To be a man-hater. To be an actress. Mary, dear 'clerk'. tory lesson. Hazel FOX fCensoredj Studying History 5 T0 get him and Foxy min. before class, then travel. Chas. Cutler No M'am. Reading dime Talk to the kaiser Charley novels, by wireless. Myron McNabb I love my Eng- Dodging Work, That's a secret. llfredfl liSh.Y, Willard Wiltse What do I care Having cases. To OWI1 the W01'ld- Pres Nellie Bosley Heavens to Betsy. To keep' looking Harold! Nell just so. Walter Bgggtick Pardon me a mo- Avoiding vulgar T0 be P1'eSifient- Ike ment. boys. Dorgthy Dix Well you don't Sharpening pencils. T0 be an Englisli Dixie say teacher. Maxwell Brodie I dunno Working. Never give UP HMax when I succeed. Max Dugger Aw, now kid. Chewing the wicked T0 be Swimming in' Dug weed, Sfl'l1Ct0l' at the Mack Sennett l , studio. Mildred Scully FOP g00ClT1eSS Sake' Being perfect. To make over the Mid world. M. Elizabeth Riggs Well,,I'll be UXX- Gathering gossip. To be picked early. Lizzie ? 7 I ' ' Norma Kglling CCensored.J One dance after an- To keep the Dean Norm other. busy. Elizabeth Crgwder 0 piifle, this is my Looking at Max's To rewrite. Con- fqboff period in the picture. duct and Man- Deanery. mars, 27

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.7123 PURPLE ANQ C.oLD I, Hallie Sterling, will all my votes in the popularity contest to Fran- ces Walston. I, Mildred Thomas, will my ability in oratory to some Freshman strug- gling for fame. I, Ruth Welch will my strong manly voice to Irene Richeson. I, Helen Wible, will my frivolous ways to Mary Cochran. I, Harry Wilson, will my eloquent gift of speech to Chester Her- rington. I, Margaret Wilson, will my Scotch brogue to Stella Logan. I, Willard Wiltse, will my duties as a Senior President to the fellow next on the job. l I, Mildied Wolfe, will my right to cut up in the assembly and get ly with it to Goldie Bosstick. I, Verlon Wolfe, will my deep love for the Junior girls to Earl Carty. I, Virgil Wolfe, will my unruly manners of conduct to Fern Harrison. I, Elizabeth Zahniser, will my success as a pianist to Georgia Alene Billman. I, Rebecca Hunt, will my mode of travel to Lois Bottorff. 1, Raymond Dorris, will my lovable suit to A. W. Youngblood. I, Kenneth Wiltse, will my right to stay in High School five years to Frank Bolinger. I, Glen Stanbaugh, will my privilege of talking in History class to Mary Ellen Raines. 26

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Jlze PURPLE AND COLD NAME Lois Lindley HMagll Doris Scott Hack Monette Knotts Nettie Jane Pauline Springer FAVORITE EX- PRESSION. Oh, 'scuse me. Well, of all the nuts. fNot expressed in English.J Ain't them the HOBBY Practicing a come- hither look. Smitty Having afternoon tea at the Greeks. Stanny. AIM To run an old fash- ioned bar. !!xx'!?'! To be a member of the Crowder fam- ily. ' - Also Stanny. Inez berries? .. Mildred Wolfe Are yuh, or are Kiddin 'em along. To play the trom- Mm- yuh? bone in Sousa's band. Hester Eaton Don't. Hunting d08I'S- 1'o live and learn. I-Iett0 Norman German It's alright if you Collecting anYthiHE' To be able to Seem Dutch can get away anytime, any- to be thinking. with it. where. Harry Wilson Terry Hut's gist Studying History. To learn to say Doc north of Shel- Sassafrass. burn. Harold Lovelace Say which? Dates. Nellie! HRubeYl Joseph Atto Hoo-hoo, honey. Pursuing that To be 3 regular Sweetie tjough German guy. oy. Mildred Thomas Oh, I think so, too. Getting over the To dance in Pav- Tommy ground, lowa's ballet. NQIEHB ,Marshall Oh, kee-uds. Piling up scores. Tri really fall in ene ove. VelrfP16:,,M0PYiS0H 'Did he. really? Automobile riding. To vamp manhaters. a Eula Ruddell Well, any funny! Talking, To have more Chewla breath to talk I more. Maiigaret Wilson Oh, ain't that aw- Giggling. To have chicken ag ful? every day for l dinner. Elizabeth Zahmser Why, really I can't To be always in a To cook for both of Betty say. hurry. us. Helen Bland I don't think so .... Always have a per- To make something Shorty kid. fect lesson. I like. Dorothy Houpt Oli, the very Reading true stor- To be connected Dot idea! ies. with husbandry. Ruth Lowdermilk Oh-. E-Iating the boys. To grow tall and Slim skinny. Blanche Lane You don't say- Nobody. To get into class Dearie without my les- sons. Hubert Hancock Issatso? ? To keep still. uliandyn 28