Sullivan High School - Arrow Yearbook (Sullivan, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 36 of the 1938 volume:

I ,f , 2? lv . ' AIQIIQVY' w I I I I PRESENTATION UFIIFIE AT SULLIVAN HIIEII SEHDIIIL LIFE AT SULLIVAN H. S., SULLIVAN, IND What a dull lite this would be if it weren't for its illustrationsl just look at what the candid camera man snapped in only one day, His first shot is of Bill Dickerson and Mary Frances Hankins comparing their records of a basketball game according to their magic slate score pads . . , Next, he spies the junior class officers discus- sing plans for pencil sales . . , Here is a geometrical illustration. Is Bob Miller agreeing or disagreeing? IN .I INNO Click! Pardon the interruption, please. Better wake up, Don, or you'll miss one of those handy P. A. system announcements . . . Our camera man surprises this sociable bunch chatting on the steps during the S period . . . and on up the hall Betty Bevis, Bill Lindley, Betty Sinclair, and Ruth Mc- Crocklin are likewise employed . . . In room 303 he catches the girls' glee club in action . . . Randell Webb and Enoch Hadar are the local Edgar Bergen and Charlie McCarthy. AS SE Our camera man now goes to Sport- land Field, where the Sullivan-Linton Armistice Day game is in progress . . . Cbserve the bench warmers and facul- ty, among whom we note Branstetter of the purse strings, Gilmore, chilly but cheerful, Plew, Melbourne, and Robi- son . , . The eternal mystery--What do they say in a huddle? The look of de- termination on the faces indicates that the talk does not run toward styles in hair cuts . . . The marching band takes the field, EN BY THE SENIOR CLASS Becky and Sue look right proud ol themselves, Why not? They're wear- ing handsome new outfits . . . Big Chief Lockridge must have been great help in the hot dog stand, but he took time out to pose.. .Marjorie and Mary do their bit for Blue Tri's sweet charity and dispense refreshments to the crowd of rooters . . . This section of the bleachers reveals students, Norma johnson and Marjorie Brodie, alumni, Winterbottom and Harris, and the townspeople who always follow the teams. 3 ill ,,38,, We submut to you the V938 edutuon of the Saga We started wuth hugh hopes to make our Saga the best un the hustory of Sulluyan Hugh School Most of our orugunal udeas were as usual too expensuve For the most part we followed the plan laud out by the en gravers lt has been our aum to pucture the students of Sulluvan Hugh School not dressed up to pose for the publuc but un theur dauly round ot actuvutues as students Takung our trued to umutate some of uts features It was necessary to rause the sellung pruce ot the book to meet rusung costs ot engravung and pruntung To thus the student body responded cheerfully Much of the work of producung cven such a small annual as ours does not snow un the funushed product We can only hope that the value of the l93S Saga wull un rease wuth the years The Staff theme from the magazine, Life, we have J c c - ' , One of the best sellers of the past few years has been Walter Putlaun s Lute Beguns at Forty Not beung forty lor half of utl not even havung read the book we are per haps umpertunent to mentuon ut Whule mud dle aged men and women have doubtless taken hope from the book we are of the opunuon that hugh school not only prepares for lufe but hugh school us Iufe Remember Ing certaun days we can scarcely restraun a And wotta lufe That phrase l.ufe Beguns at Forty has had too much publucuty It s truth Youth must have uts flung Never theless the l938 streamluned model of Amerucan Youth funds opportunutues for achuevement even before the age of twenty We have not once needed the proof The square on the hypotenuse us equal but ut s a lot of fun knowung ut now ln other words we re not loungung through our teens WG luve lufe Flow EI:Il'l El Vl I 0 DJ . , . u . ' 0 -5 X9 IK N .g Ei I U1 V' . Q, - . GJ . D .- ' LO It FD 'K , . O C - cn -Y ' 3' .m - . 3 N . ,-, x 3' N ' , 'GJ 4, -+ i 1 .u -O-, . h-v l ' NJ-' ls ' fb l. la T . l fi - cg ydxw FACULTY LIFE it . '. Q Q -54,51 - Y,,:' L1 4 l ': I. wmv- ' I w 1 r .,1,.,r'.':1:Lkf-XE 1 ,V .Ulf ,w ' ' ' H' . w lr' L, .,-'-. .U-T H- '.' w .,.1'.1 '. uw,-,M..1 - 'nf-1'H'. t , 1' 4.w.:U!.m4 M1 ' 1 , f - , u'.z'..51,1'-, 1 r AQJSSHW f' Y A , , if V R E . JK . 4: 1,51 51 'TD ig! - 4- 'fi ff? 4215 4-. 9 HT? 4 'B Q? 4-Q ,ai Q' fum f-- IV lf sl Q 5,1 ,iqb BA .,,,, ff L ff 1 I I L, MA ' wv. H 'K S Q GB f K w Q ,T F.-'am 1 -, L Ly:-' v 427' iff!! - ' 'turf .N V ,nano .I M 1VA4 ' SENIOR LIFE An event of world unterest un IQ34 was the burth of the Duonne Ouuntuplets but more umportant to the one hundred suxty members of the Class of l938 was the fact that they entered Sulluvan Hugh School That year be tween algebra tests and buology fueld trups thus group found tume to sponsor the show Seguoua Part of the proceeds were used to purchase a raduo for the school Thus freshman class also founded the Hobbues Club as an extra currucular prouect Thus club has grown untul ut now uncludes stamp collectors amateur photographers autograph collectors and all other students who have hobbues The chuef truals of the sophomore year were geometry and Latun However un spute of a few casualtues the class gauned dustunctuon by beung represented un the state Latun contest by Hester Graham who placed seventh and by Mulburn Weur who ranked thurd un the state geometry contest As uunuors one hundred twenty one members were busy sellung tuckets for Murdock the Magucuan Although thus was hard work the uunuor senuor receptuon was ample reward Several band members have won band contests Porter Dux rubbons un the stwte ranked second un the state wuth hus Cornet solo Allen Markee achueved the same place ment by playung hus flute lchn Wayne Budd'e brought back a blue rubbon for hus m lloplnone solo Thes students became senuors Wuth thus tutle came pruvuleges and dutues not guven to underclassmen Much to the envy of the other students they were often called from classes or from an exceed ngly dull assembly peruod lwhen they should have been studyung for that govern ment examl to b untervuewed by college pres dents Thus year for the furst turne Sulluvan entered the Frank lun College Speech Contest Wuth her dramatuc re dung Mary Lucas partucupated un the f nals But senuor lufe was by no means all serucusness and work Forunstance there was the senuor play Clarence and then there was the hugh spot un the so ual calendar of the year the prom Donnung theur caps and gowns for the baccalaureate 1nd commencement exercuses gave an aur of funaluty and the furst dugnuty notuceable un the s nuors durung the year The senuors have furnushed leadershup un school org n uzwtuons durung theur last year Although ut us probable that others can full these vacancues the Class of IQ38 has left nts mark IK I Il III L 1 T - 11 . 11 I . 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 , . 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Q - N- ,w A I , Q, .X xl V 47 I A '51 ROSTRA OF HY Presndcnt Crwng Boohcr Vnce Prcsldcnt Qcorgc Dlckcx Secrctwrx ohn D Hwrbiugn Trewsurcr CImrIes Brown F1cuIty Sponsors Mr Lockrudge Mr Laugnlrn BLUE TRI President Mary I-Iwnknns Vnce Presldent einette Atlunson Secretary Betty bcyus Tredsurcr et mu J Fwculty Sponsors Mzss Sanders Mrs Barco SILVER TRI President Barbirw Cwnwpbell Secretary ean VV1Idort Treasurer Lorene Snwutn F1cuIty Sponsors Mass Sanders Mrs Barco OSTERS CLUB Presldent Betty Slnclwur Vice President Mwry I-Iwnlaur s Secretiry Violet Scndter Trewsurer Loss bnddlc FacuIty Sponsors Miss Maple Mtss Brown DRAMATIC CLUB Presndent Marte I-Iwynwan Vice President George Kewrney Secretary Treasurer Becky Rllengc Faculty Sponsor Mass Brown HOBBIES CLUB President Tom brown Fwculty Sponsor MISS Mwgmlf I ' 3 . I S X X W 1 W f X Y 77 . , , L C . U ,' YYY X L 5 L f TI :I I I . L 1 Ian Il IsI,L1CIf C . Y V V Y C C L Vice President ,s.,,,,,,, Phyllus Coffman ,, s,,,, I C C BO I . 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' Pl l ,, , , V , C X H X C I l' I ' 3 I ORGANIZED LIFE ATl-lLETlC BOARD OF CONTROL Presldent Mr Gulmore Vlce Presudent Earl Edds Secretary Randell Webb Treasurer Mr Branstetter lBetty Slnclalr Apoounted Beatrlce Rnlenge lGaddus Snnrth Mass Shnelds lM:ss Sanders Faculty 'Mr Blllrnan Mr Kelly SAGA STAFF Eclztor Bette lo Schroeder Associate Editor Hester Graham Feature Edntor lessre McCombs Buslness Manager Chester Alurnbaugh Advertising Manager Don Morln Snap Shot Editor Blll Lindley Curculatuon Manager l-larry Woodard Typlsts Martha Seltz Mary Lucas Faculty Sponsors Mnss Shlelds Mr Sullender PURPLE AND GOLD STAFF Edutor nn chnet Wendell Keller Assocuate Edntor l-larold l-ledden Business Manager l-larold Gnbbs Subscrlptaon Manager Marum Benefnel Faculty Sponsor Mlss Calvert Subscription Manager ,e,, ,George Kearney Here us an actuve organuzatuon that us steppung Hu Y d and handsome Gurls especually stress the handsome as ut us enturely a masculune club wuth manly udeas and Ideals A glance unto theur annual program reveals theur aum for clean speech clean spuruts clean luvung and clean scholar shup The Hu Y sponsors Mr Laughlun and Mr Lockrudge are sumultan eously the staff of lufe and the lufe of the party whuch us cuuute an achueve ment un a group of thurty sux enthusuastuc boys A bug brother to Blue Tru Hu Y uouns wuth her un many actuvutues durung the school year the unuon provung to be one of the largest and most unfluentual organuzatuons BLUE TRI For theur phulosophy of Iufe gurls turn to the Blue Tru organuzatuon The unterpreters of lufe Muss Sanders and Mrs Barco help the gurls to duscover the meanung of Chrustuan fellowshup and aud them un reachung theur goal To fund and guve theur best Members of thus orqanuzatuon have won derful opportunutues to learn to luve by luvung Every month the Blue Tru members don theur Sunday best to go to THEIR club And theur club ut us for the gurls themselves plan and partuc pate un the programs The Blue Tru grows every year and has reached a membershup of fufty gurls If the growth contunues Muss Sanders and Mrs Barco wull have so many chuldren they won t know what to do IX FSIXI . . . . . . ,, u- , ,, , ' - , ' ' . ' . . 6 ' I - in the schools and in the churches of Sullivan. . I . . . I . I . I 11 - - V 11 - - . 1 A If ' . . . If S . - ' ' 6 ' I 1 A ' . . . ,, I , . . I ll , . ' I.. S ' LLN 6lEE CLUB Life is a song for thirty-one melody-minded girls, and a harmonious life it is. This organization has long been a sugar-coated pill to sweeten the disposition of hard-working pupils. When the soft strains of Sweet Sue echo through the halls, all geometry problems and government books are laid aside and music reigns supreme. Miss lean Cox directs their notes and sees that none go astray. Their motto: no flat notes, their goal: higher notes, their theme: happy notes for happy people, their aim in life: bank notes. These songsters do much to maintain the cultural side of life in Sullivan High School, both in the fine old songs and in the modern swing tunes. DRUM CORPS With flying skirts and the sound of drums, the marching corps of S. l-l, S. comes into sight, as the photographer and the staff risk their necks to shoot the arrow formation from a second story window. Leading this group is a fancy stepper, Patty Hofmann. A call for attention, a lift of the arm, a shrill whistle, and they're off, as she leads them through in- tricate patterns and drills. We see them on the football field at the half, at the basketball games, and often at school activities. Under the direc- tion of Miss Bland these twenty-one girls have been stepping fast and furious, since their first appearance in l934. A junior organization is fol- lowing in the footsteps of the senior drum corps, BOOSTERS CLUB The pep of lute In S l-l S IS added with trlmmlngs by the Boosters Club They have ably assisted rn all the campaigns ot other organnzatlons dur mg the school year When the bell rungs tor a pep session one always feels sure that It wlll be a pep program wlth plenty ot Umph to put the students and the team In top shape tor a wan Why? Because the tamed Boosters Club ns IH charge' The Boosters Club sponsored the play The Adorable Spendthrutt which proved to be a complete success l-lere s to the Boosters Club forever the splce ot lute nn S H S SllVER TRI Snnce It ns the youngest organuzatnon nn school nt has not attanned the fame of some ofthe older clubs but the name of Sllver Tru rs recognuzed and respected throughout Sullivan Snlver Tru us a junxor organnzatnon ot the Blue Trl and works with her In many ways lts members turnlshed a basket tor a needy famlly at Christmas time aided the loud speaking system gave a tea for their mothers and helped Blue Tru and H1 Y to sponsor a dance ln March Because ot her various actuvutues Blue Trl s younger sister has done much to encourage the growth ot smaller organ: zatnons an thus school The Silver Tri represents the youth, which is Lite at its best, in S. l-l. S. PURPLE AND G0lD STAFF The movlng flnger wrltes and havlng wrlt moves on leaving a rec ord of life at S H S Here we have ssembled the thurty one gossip delnverers of the school They hear all s e all and prlnt all EXCEPT what falls before the p nculs of Mr Bsllman Mr Galmore Mass Calvert and Wendell Keller These four are to the paper what the Hays office IS to the movies Every two weeks thus crowd parades through the study halls and class rooms dnstrlbutnng the Purple and Gold To most readers the Interesting pages are thos commenting upon the personal llfe of the student Corridor Comment and Assembly Ann The details of present past and future events can also be found IU thrs newssheet EXTRA' School Year Closes SAGA STAFF Through numerous trlals and trlbulatnons thus Saga has been produced for your engoyment Sensors make up thls group of lumlnarues called the Saga Staff As a result of thelr labor and energy thes articles and plc tures have been collected and bound together to form the hlstory of lrfe at S H S durnng l937 and l938 Many problems confronted the staff such as chooslng between two views of Butch Nally As you wall notice both eventually found thenr way unto the book To the sensors who are graduatung we hope thus book wall b held dear an the days of gray haur and false teeth To the underclassmen we leave the Saga as a record of our four years solourn an hugh school 11 - - - A - 11 - 1 . . . 2 ' . 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ATHLETIC LIFE The era of athletuc accomplushment un Sulluvan l-lugh School has reached a peak a supreme hugh whuch un IQ37 ICBS has been marked by the appearance of better athletes and more loyal boosters than ever before Durung the past few years the playung schedules of Sulluvan have ex tended to encompass the outstandung schools of lnduana as well as out of state teams The Golden Arrows by vurtue of vuctorues over rankung teams of the state have become a rankung team and have gauned state wude recognutuon Underclassmen play an umportant part un the athletuc lufe of S I-I S These luttle known underclassmen are the unsung heroes of many a game They run the opposute plays agaunst the varsuty and take a merclless beat ung from theur heavuer and more experuenced teammates They faurlv worshup the husky hero of the gruduron the smooth lumbed speedster of the cunder track and the classy hardwood performer all of whom wear the coveted S upon theur manly bosoms The golden S us symboluc of achuevement a d the password unto the portals of the most exclusuve body un the school The S Club aspured by many yet realuzed by an elute few stand alone uts exalted member heud un awe and respect by hus lowly brother The lufe blood of athletuc lufe us furnusned by the players thems lve Purple and Gold to huth rto unscaled heughts er guve theur last measure of vutaluty for just one more basket so that S I-I S may reugn unch1l'eneed on the hardwood all the whule buuldung a b itcr m nd un a stronger bodv Guve crednt a so to those who manage all atnletuc problems tor next year the Golden Arrows of the gruduron wull be at home un a new and um posung fueld house constructed through the uount fforts of the federal government and the Athletuc Assocuatuon or Sulluv n Hugh School Flowers to the coachung staff They have puloted tne Golden Arrows safely over a treacherous course and have com througd wutn three ch'um puanshups Also three cheers for our snappy y ll lead s whose pep per aded the bleachers and swept the Golden tud ov r all opposutuon i- , , . g XY I - I I ll ll ' V rx . . u 1 , ! I , . 1 S . -I . g , ' ' ' ' I ' a e s. They pursue the elusive pigskin over the muddy greensward and carry the , , I A - . . , L X I C V R, . . , , . -, A ' , ' ' e C A a . ' ' I e 5 A ' f f e V A . . e a e er , . f vt S ' e e ' ' . BASKETBALL Students and townspeople seldom glimpse the tiresome hours of prac- tice behind the smooth plays which they applaud with so great enthusi- asm, Coach Spike Kelly and Assistant Coach Wey could tell you that it is during these hours, rather than the actual playing time, that games are won or lost. Only by looking in on a daily practice session can the fans appreciate the effort and time spent by the coaches and boys to build a team that can put through a play with clock-like precision. And here the candid camera catches the spirit and concentration that have boosted Sullivan to a S. l. A, C. championship and added a gold basketball to the now bulging trophy case. BAND A clash of cymbals, a roar of drums, a toot on the tooters, and they're off! A merry march or a symphonic melody is the result. During the fourth period, the band melodies drift upstairs and all around. There is usually a crackle of static as the music of the drum corps, glee club, and wood shop blends with that of the band, but not for long. Next year the sound-proof walls of the new field house will keep the renditions a more profound secret than heretofore. Three bell-lyres and a set of tympani have been added to the band this year, A school without a band is like a body without a lung-there can't be LIFE. 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'Qi N 4 ,AW 'F . , 'L lyfx 5-duh 'nr M I E I.'I'-T' PACE TXVKNTY-TIIIIKL Thus us our swan song the end f us lt us tume to say goodbye and wush the comung classes loads of luck There us nothung left for us to do except to don our caps and gowns and hang our pucture un the hall lt s been fun studyung here ln tact school has grown to b a habut wuth us lt s hard to break a habut even a bad one Now a swan mught be allowed a luttle crowung un hus funal song so we are goung to take advantage of that pruvulege to revuew our achuevements outstand :ng and otherwuse 'mostly otherwusel Elsewhere un thus annual you have heard of all the athletuc records and unterestung hustory of the school year but there are luttle uncudents that we laugh over and forget and those uncudents are the real school lute the Thungs that make us senuors wush we could come back for more the thungs that wull make us chuckle un years to come For unstance there us the excut ungly hard grund of chemustry class wuth all uts odors and ruuned hose and belueve ut or not we senuors can stull remember those geometry tests we DIDNT SWAN SONG claosen few whule the rest sat by and wondered what they were talkung about Some of us lnked geometry so much we went back for the second tumel And do you remember when Shorty Webb took the football the length of the fueld whule the bleachers roared wuth laughter? That dash won our much nuck named hero the tutle of the Gallopung Ghost Spectators can testufy he won ut honestly There was the tume too when a senuor boy was remunded that ut was un necessary to walk down the hall wuth hus arm around a gurl lt certaunly us hard to break a habut One of the buggest thrulls of a lufetume came when the Golden Arrows were presented wuth theur hard earned football trophues But the hlgh pount was reached when Captaun Edds un behalf of the team surprused Spuke wuth an S sweater for humself a futtung trubute for such a team and such a man Then before we knew ut football was over the trophues lovungly dusplayed and the banquets came to a close Basketball was agaun kung About thus tume too the Boosters gave a luttle play The Adorable Spend thruft The sketch furst made news when the halls . . I I in., , , . I I . I e . , . I . , , , u . I T pass and those intelligent discussions among the ' u , , ' - 4 11 11 - I I , . ' 71-.ll . ,, . were scoured for boys who were somehow strangely absent when the cast was enrolled The play agaln made hlstory on Its opennng nught That makes two nustorles and no teachers not even Mr Lockrudge Sulllvan got another bug thrlll when the Golden Ar rows pollshed off thelr flrst ruval and showed great oromlse for the season There was Chrustmas wlth the decorated rooms and Mr Gulmore playung Santa for the Blue Tru klddue party We are stall chuldush enough to suppose that every guggllng student gets a thrlll from Yuletlde Don t forget the two and only snowfalls of the year enther with snowballs flyung and sometimes even hlttung the mark Noth ng luke snow can brlng out the llttle boy un a sensor The snow lasted just about as long as Benny s mustache though and dlgnlty agann predornlnated Basketball contunued :ts fast pace whale fans watched the Ar rows headlng the S I A C Inst wlth bated breath When Vrncennes gave the team Its one and only loss to tue them with New Albany the town was fnlled mth suspense Iastlng through the Wabash Valley caused by the overtime defeat at Terre Haute was partsally Ilfted when news came that on the same night New Albany had again fallen from the top of t e S I A C leaving Sullivan stlll ID the lead last the crusus arose when the Arrows must face the New Albany team wrth champ onshlp promnses stall brlght for euther qurntet You haven t forgotten that game have you nor the pandemonlum that broke loose when the tame keeper s gun ended the game and the Arrows had captured the S I A C trophy? That nnght Sulllvan paunted Itself red In a loyous lubulee as nts loyal supporters saw nts athletnc heroes reach pay dnrt for the thurd tum About thus date the glee club put on an amateur hour whlch was a howlung success and some of the school talent later performed over WBOW Came Dugger and doom and death of the basketball season That serv d to remrnd the sensors that the time was not far off when all good thnngs must come to an end Th t tam ns now here hence the swan song And lxke all good swans we gurgle as we fade out Oh well t was a great lufe whsle ut lasted ' 1 , I . . , , . - 11 r 11 w I 4 ' I 1 I , 1 I ' l . Tourney, which the Arrows almost won. The glocm C , h . . , ., ' ' I ' I At 1 1 . 1 - ' ' ' e, ' I 1 . e ' . a I 2. . ll ' I I I I 1 v X , ,.,,,..v,V1,., N L, ,. ' mx E--3 mx f X1 vg aw E' qv: . 4 H vm vm' PV ' vim. x