Sullivan High School - Arrow Yearbook (Sullivan, IN)

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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

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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

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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,