Sullivan High School - Arrow Yearbook (Sullivan, IN)

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DEDICATION The football tcam of 1937 succccdcd in C.lPlLlI'iI1g the Southern lndi.1n.i i-Xthlctic Cloiificrcncc tropliy. This is thc first foothall trophy to occupy rlw msc .it Sullivan High School. Holding this victory in mind. wc dedicate this book to the hcwt footlmll tcnm in Southern lI1di.IIl.l1.1 footlmll tc.1ni whosc succcxs may bc attributed to their coopcrntion with the cxccllcnt coaching of Spikc Kelly, .ind .in Liiiscifish iirriiiidt- among the playcrs. C O 5 WSITOPS DOWN ,I MONUTES T0 PLAY YDS T0 GO x -.' - '

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COMPLETED PASSES The final gun has sounded, the game has ended. and each player has resigned to take his position in a greater game, the Game of life. lour quarters of hard lighting have at last brought each player his reward. a trophy long sought for and well earned. XY'hen the game hegan, players tools their places on the Gridiron of Learning. As the game progressed, many left the field. hut one hundred seven have survived the final quar- ter. The first quarter held few thrills and the plays were easy. The second period offered penalties, and as each subject was taeliled vie- tory seemed near. lfxcitement prevailed dur- ing the third quarter of the game, many times defeat threatened, and the score card looked had. lfollowing the signals of Mr. Gilmore. a complete victory has been won. Many cheers and sighs have come from the team as the linesmen measured their gains and losses. May the next great game he played as well.