Sullivan High School - Arrow Yearbook (Sullivan, IN)

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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 - ' ,

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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,,

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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