Sullivan High School - Arrow Yearbook (Sullivan, IN)

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1t 18110K on11 nn battles thlt the trlbesmen of S H 5 hue dlstlngulshed themselw es The xletorles of the gurls b1s11et bull telm of 1927 md the L11 lLlSLll1 footb111 te1m of 1928 1re equ111ed hx the sueefss of t11e deb1te te1m of 1929 NX1'1lL11 von flrst p11ee ln the dlstrlet debltmg eontest The org1mL1t1on of Blue Trl and the wmmng of member shlp n the 1'orens1e LLlgL1k. were the OL1ISt11'ld1I1g exents of 1131 The trlbe of 1934 prox ed nts dr1m1t1e l15111fS 111 pnesentmg 11tt1e Wfomen ln sueh 1 1111 IS to rn 11 Hep burn 1nd her supporting fl1l11 elst 411 or ten xe1rs 1210 to S06 Th1s 1e1r saw Sergemt Kelly s footb1'l telm r1nk 111511 nn the W1b1sl1 Vl11LS 1nd hls b1sket 19.111 team Wm the sect1on11 tourn1ment Members of the semor e11ss 11 ere 1et1xe m m 1113 f1e1ds Only L1eut nm Cnlmore em sw how sueeessful the ten xesmr fnelmpment of the trlbes 111s been He who 111s pltnentls gtuded them through fal1ure Ind success has wfmtehed mmy 1 true trnbesmm leue the happy huntmg ground to seek h1s fortune on L1lSt1I1I shores May the progress of the pest decade eontmue ln the years to come +31 S 1 I 1 'y V ' ' 1 uv 4 1 ' V 1. V 2 x 1 1 Y x ' ' rl r 1 1 x lf Y 2 ' 7 I ' ' 'l . 1 Q ' 1 1- 1 1 K 7 K ' 1 ' 1 V' ' 1 .. 1 ' ' ' ' -1-1 ' 4 1 1 ' - V V V . - A -. . 1,.1sl, but not 1e11st, 1935-- Red Letter Year. The tribe has grown from the orig1n:11 , 1 I Y ' ' 1 If . gt . . , 1 ' . . . 1 . 1 1 1 1 ' - x Y 1 .1 . 1 V x 1 J I V I 1 l 1 ' - - 1- V 1 1 . - ' V 1 ' 4 V '1 ' e 1 r 1' ' 'Q in ' ' . - - -' . : 'Q ' I l- 1 1 xj 5 y - ' V Ax y 1 1 . . 1 1 , V A - V - i A 2 Yi y . .

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ROUGH CHE YEA XRX1 X XX HI I1 x111 N 1 tts 11xx Illli 21 11111 L 1 t thtn lJI1XL solditis xnnounu. ten suttcssful xcxis tm 1111p111t11t on th 1 Lsunt stt of I1 19W tht xx 1rx tribtsmtn gut up thur xx mdtrimgs 'LHR stttltt on Timm x s1o1ts tn xtus nxt visstt turing xx 111. 1 tn. uma 118 sttui x -'roxx I1 im l11s XLI x suit out troops of bi zxc xx irriors to mact the blttlts of lm HL xxill mxu' lorvtt the l1t1rt1cl1cs 'md lnppintss Lxpuitntul in t mp it S H 5 XX l1 I1 tht first LI1C.1I11pI'l1Ll1I xx'1s rnnlt tht tribt l1Lll11lWLlL4l 4ll lut tht numbti soon imiuscd until tht origirnl mmp Lould no longer utommoaliti. 1lI tht xttixitits of tht tribt Aftnr rhitt xmrs tif. Qommumtx C xmnisium xx IS built lol tht LQIIULS mtl Lo1t4.sts of x 1lo1' l.l'lLflLfL1l in by the xx 1r1'1ors It l11s smtt bun tht sum of mlm 1 xia 'x 9 Sport lm IL L xx 18 ict t 111 197 to mtommot t1t 111114 roi 111111t11tso1 tht t1 L 4 fw- Nl 1- ' f .1-ix Qulli '. High Scholl f.ll'x n lc 'l Cap .' Ijlli . . licut '11.1nt Gilimrc. .ml gill S. II, I h , .CA ,. A, , .' ,l ,' K t 1 . .1 il., l ,'-. l.'1tqf'l,l 'K 'l l l-'. 1l.'-ull , ' . i . url A look halckxxxirtl will doubtless bring rcgrctful sighs from m.111x' .1 husky trihcsmnn. ' .'. ' 1 N 'I' if 'Q V I ' 'Aa toil' for H. .. t lt l l7 ll 'L X 1 llcl ' -S . l.1lU l - ik htx' 11'- . - ' - 'ibx xv-Q '

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HlfWIRES A year before their encampment, the Viking warriors banded themselves together for a new purpose. that of clean speech, clean athletics. clean living. and contagious Christian character. How well they have manifested these ideals is shown by their accomplishments of the last ten years. On several occasions they have sponsored athletic stunts. This year they Scored a success by ceremoniously burying the enemy. Bralil. just before the battle on the gridiron in which that team was defeated. In addition to their athletic activities the clansmen have attended Sunday church services en masse. have assisted the Blue Tri in bu'ying a trophy case. have placed a hand- some clean athletics plaque in the Community Gym. and have assisted both directly and indirectly in various charitable community enterprises. During the current year the club has engaged in numerous worthwhile enterprises. In the football and basket ball seasons, the club adorned the lower hall with handsome schedules. The Hi-Y delivered several well-filled Christmas baskets to needy families. In March a delightful and very successful best girl banquet was held The club officers who have guided the destinies of the Viking warriors in their 1934-35 campaigns are: John Purcell. president. Bob Henderson. vice-president: Lloyd Griffith. secretary-treasurerg and Henry Mercer, sergeant at-arms. These officers per- formed their duties diligently and with the help of the sponsor, Mr. Gilmore, brought the Viking band to victory. Members of the Hi-Y organization shown below are: Alames Chadwick. -lack Brown. Robert Taylor. -Iohn Yavv. Marshall Borders, Robert Stewart, Bill Donnelly, Robert Gouckenour. Gerald Dix. james Shrum. klames Benson. Henry Nlercer. Lloyd Griffith, john Purcell. Robert Henderson. XVilliam Miller, XY'ayne Kennedy. Charles Roach. XVillis Lucas. James Heien. john Robert XVees. Paul Nlorin. Maurice linochs, Allen Letterman, Gail Vfinterbottom, Nlohn Martin. XY'ayne Harris. Samuel Atkinson. X!