Sullivan High School - Arrow Yearbook (Sullivan, IN)

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-.715 PURPLE A-11-D QQLD , 'CLASS WILL I, Margaret Anderson, will my dignity to Nelle Winiger. I, Hester Asdell, will my place on the Honor Roll to Pauline Bunch. I, Gladys Anderson, will my noisy ways to Mildred Ruddell. I, Paul Bennett, will my success as yell leader to Lester Ray. I, Dorothy Bolinger, will my shorthand credits to Helen Pyles. , I, Frank Bolinger, will my musical ability to Dillon Routt. I, June Bolinger, will my intense admiration for athletes to Eleanor Rosenberger. I, Marion Bolinger, will my art to Mary Ford. I, Goldie Bosstick, will my speed in typewriting to Agnes Haskett. I, Lois Bottorff, will my position as Mr. Montgomery's stenog to Eva Stewart. I, Katherine Bower, will my quiet and demure manners to Josephine Allen. I, Doris Brower, will my permanent blush to Helen Boothe. I, Lois Brower, will my great mental capacity to Mildred Ward. I, Doris Bryan, will my lisp and baby-voice to Ruth Eaton. I, Dorothy Bunch, will my ability as a public speaker to Elza Hawkins. I, Jennie Carpenter, will my affable manner to Eula Liston. I, Earl Carty, will my successful football career to Maurice New- man. I, Lucy Cassle, will my place on the north-end football team to Edith Adkins. I, Eugene Chambers, will my knowledge of feed stores to John Leonard. I, Mamie Chapman, will my success as an essayist to D. J. Bullock. I, Wendell Cox, will my ability to get dates to Ira Moore. I, Helen Crew, will my five years H. S. experience to Oris Richeson. I, Rachel Crowder, will my right to be in love with the football cap- tain to Lillian Russell. I, Nellie Curtis. will my Latin pony to Gus Hash. I, Mary Cutler, will my natural wave to Violet Burton. I, Opal Davidson, will my seat on the northbound car to Ramona Newton. I, Sybil Davis, will my coiffures to Theresa Steele. I, Richard Denbo, will my arguments with Miss Freeman to John Barton. I, Mona Dickerson, will my poetic inspirations to Snake Adams. I, Dorothy Draper, will my ability to vamp the faculty to Margaret Henderson. I, Clarence Ellis, will my power of saying something about nothing to Pat Riggs. 23

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Jlze PURPLEANDCOLQ- , SENIOR CLASS HISTORY We entered High School in September, 1919, numbering one hundred, one of the largest classes ever enrolled there. Although the first few days we lived up to our name of Freshies, we were soon proceeding quite Well. We entered with the determination of being leaders in all school activities and to live up to this we were one hundred per cent in the Athletic Association. One of our number won the W. C. T. U. contest, in which there were ten contestants. We were also represented in the Boys' contest. We had both a basketball and a track team. We gave our first party at the gymnasium Friday, April 16. Our officers as Freshmen were: Dessie Hayes ...,.....,.,.............. ...,,.............,,...... P resident John Willman ..............,....... ............,..,..... V ice-President Goldie Bosstick .............,.............. Secretary and Treasurer In September, 1920, most of the Freshmen returned as Sophs. We still had the determination of our first year and in this year we began to attain our ambitions. We engaged in all the activities of the school. Some of our members were on the Honor Roll and we were represented in athletics. Our officers were: Dean Hash ................. .......................... P resident Elizabeth Williams ....... ........,,........... V ice-President Mary Elizabeth Riggs ................ Secretary and Treasurer As Juniors we made both upper and under classmen sit up and take notice. We were represented in every branch o fathletics as well as in the chores and orchestra. We were especially honored, too, in having the yell leader chosen from our number. We were also well represented on th annual staff, one of our number being business manager. Our officers that year included Ted Squires ......,..................................................... President Rachel Crowder .......................,.........,........ Vice-President Esther Tressel ............................ Secretary and Treasurer We stepped into the limelight when we entertained the Seniors and the Faculty. ,At last we have attained that which we sought. We are Seniors. Our president is Dean Hashg vice-president, Garland Shroyer, and Secre- tary and treasurer, Mary E. Miles. We now number eighty-two. We are leaders in all school activities. We have a good representative on the staff, the editor-in-chief being one of our number. We review the past with pleasure and as we prepare to take up our future work we feel regret at leaving dear old S. H. S. 22

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Jlze PURP-LE LAND GOLD I, Kathryn Engle, will my high-powered laugh to Jeanette Billman. I, William Eslinger, will my right to throw ink bottles to Jack Burton. I, Mabel Exline, will all my cosmetics to Annabelle Kaplan. I, Veva Harding, will my love for male musicians to Georgene Billman. I, Laurene Hagy, will my B. B. success to Ruth Hinkle. I, Fern Harrison, will my position as Miss Barack's reporter to Opal Price. I, Dean Hash, will my place on the Annual staff to Mary Cochrane. I, Elizabeth Jamack, will my Overland to Dercie Hawkins. I, Sam Kaplan, will my dancing feet to Vernon Small. , Dona Laughlin, will my curls to Alice Barco. I, Bessie Leach, will my freckle cream to Chick Butler. I, Clarence Leonard, will my Rodolf Valentino hair to Vaugh Jones. I, Vance Lisman, will my fiery locks to Nina Sebring. I, Alice Lovelace, will my broad understanding to Miss Custer. I, Keith Macy, will my small stature to Buch Mickey. I, Bernard Marlowe, will my melodious voice to Sarah Stratton. I, Julia Mason, will my spit curl to Catherine Coffman. I, Ruth Mason, will my chair in the H. S. orchestra to Beulah Watson. I, Pauline McCoy, will my musical voice to Philena McKnight. I, Dorothy McCrocklin, will my superfluous weight to Carrie Hutch- inson. I, William McCrory, will my popularity with the opposite sex to Max Beeman. I, Forrest McKinney, will my love of English VIII. to Bob Moore. I, William McPherson, will my place on the football squad to Lowell Johnson. I, Mary Elizabeth Miles, will my love for Verlon to Bessie Michols. I, Mary Milam, will my position in Springer-Gouckenors to Bernice Drennon. I, Winifred Newcome, will my wardrobe to Georgia Sherrod. I, Vivian Newman, will my admiration of basketball captains to Tootsie Hill. I, Elton Newton, will my habit of parking in ditches to Piggy Ward. I, Mabel Nusbaum, will my love for commercial work to Louise Mar- shall. I, Gwendolyn Palmer, will my radio boots to Vivian Smith. We, Mary Ellen Raines and Helen Stone, will our deep love for the Dean to Lulu Lord and Anna Stranahan. I, Irene Richeson, will my dainty ways and bobbed hair to Judy Burks. I, Ruth Ruddell, will my love for dairymen to Margaret Maple. I, Paul Schmidt, will my bass fiddle to Marion Messer. I, Mabel Scott, will my shyness to Paul Draper. I, Avonelle Sebring, will my fondness for Moore to Olive Wilson, I Z4