Sullivan High School - Arrow Yearbook (Sullivan, IN)

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he PURPLE AND GOLD I - BOARD OF EDUCATION Mr. Owens also receives his share of their appreciat 1 C . ' , . , either. He was in favor of the proposition from the vcry first. XVhat more can we ask? J. R. BROWN Mr. Brown has been the leader of the new high school building. It seems as if all ef- forts put forth are finally to he compensated. ' The student body greatly appreciates what he has done for it. A. C. OWENS ion ind his share is no small one DR. G. D. SCOTT NVe will not forget Dr. Scott's part in se- curing for us this new home of learning. He is interested in all school activities and urges them on. He is especially interested in the scholarship as his yearly prize indi- Cates. Page six

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Eze PURPLE AND Comp- 1, J. D. HULL No single individual has shown a more genuine interest in the growth of Sullivan High School during the past years than our principal, Mr. Hull. He has always stood for high ideals and real work, and is a valued friend to each and all as well as a worthy ad- viser. A. D. MONTGOMERY A. IJ. Montgomery has been the superin- tendent of our schools for the past two years. During this time our school has progressed and continues to do so, due to the willing and untiring efforts of this man. He has backed the school in all its activities and has made many friends by his efficient manner. ELIZABETH HULL Miss Hull is more our friend than our teacher. She has helped to mould the char- acter of each one of us individually, has offered us all glimpses, of the better things in life, has helped us to enjoy both James Russell Lowell and Commercial English, and has given us a new philosophy through her ready encouragement, her cheerful advice, and her buoyant enthusiasm in all our ad- ventures. Page eight