Sullivan High School - Arrow Yearbook (Sullivan, IN)

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The Sullivan High School hand tlitl themselves very proutl this year hy being host to Distriet lll of the stnte lxintl .intl orchestra contest. The hand placed in Ili- vision I of Class I5 bands, with the oppor- tunity to compete in the state contest at Shelbyville. The folloxi ing stutlents pl.1cetl in Division l in solo contests: Rohert I liw- kins tuixophtzne .llltl eltirinetj, Rolwert Stewart, john Bitltlle, Allen Mnrlaee, Paul Peck, XlXli.lyI1L' CIh.ipm.in, Porter Dix, .intl Billie Polloclt. The .1ttr.1etive new uniforms were nutle pos-ihle hy the IS.1ntl nntl Orehestra l,.ll ents' Lluh. The Drum and Bugle Corps coached by Miss Bland served ns an inspiration to the winning football team this year. When the team was seen in action at home or on -ome foreign Heltl, the Drum :ind Bugle Corps was there to supply music and ihythm. Their tlrum major, Putty Hoff- man, letl them through intricate forma- tions. The Drum Corps originated in 1934 when most of its memhers were in the tighth grade. HERE CONIFS THF BAND C RIDIROIN RHYTHM P16 vm I 4 . 4 A 1 -1 .. I 4- :'f1 rn

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CBLEE CIUB BOOSTERS CLUB Dash and rhythm played an important part in making the 1936 football season a success, and dash and rhythm also char- acterized the music so well rendered by the Girls' Glee Club. As a new feature this year, the Glee Club has sung popular tunes harmonized by Miss Cox. Besides singing for general assembly programs, the Glee Club ap- peared in the band concert on March 30, The officers of the club are: President, Marie Hayman, Secretary-Treasurer, Becky Mcfiuireg Student Director, Violet Schafer. li r viz If you are accosted in the halls of Sulli- van High School by a young lady with a ticket in her hand and a look of conquest in her eye, you may as well break down, for the Boosters Club are the original high pressure salesmen. This year the Boosters cooperated with the S Club in giving a successful dance. So impressive with the formal initiation of new members that they won the right from Mr, Gilmore to name their fondest wish.