Sullivan High School - Arrow Yearbook (Sullivan, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1939 volume:

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V.: ' by-, V is- -. 5'- ,, STUDY COURSE BROADENS ln l925 when Sullrvan Hugh School moved to the new bulld :ng there were elght departments Englnsh Latin mathe matucs socual science sclence domestuc scnence commerce and undustrsal arts All of these departments hive been cn larged an thc pwst fourteen years home economlcs depau tment wa crcuted lncreasung demand for the commercial course have made necessary another class an bookkeepung and a second commerclal teacher was added A broader cholce was made possible thus year an sensor Englssh when speech becarne a full year course to be elected lnstead of English lnterature Health and safety are addntnons to our course of study benng required of all students before graduatnon The musuc depart ment has developed notuceably snnce Sulluvan now boasts a full unnformed marching band Wrthln the next few years the In strumentatuon of the band should be complete The band has done well sn contests Physncal educatson as a department as recognszed an our school The annual physucal educatmon dem onstratuon reflects the regular dauly actuvntues of the depart ment and has always been most enthusnastncally recerved Sulluvan Hugh School trues constantly to adjust nts courses to the demands of modern educatvon I . 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ADMINISTRATION HARRY C GILMORE DALE C BILLMAN Prancapal Superantendent of Schools Mr Galmore as prancapal of Sulla van I-lagh School and also dean ot boys He attended Franklan College and receaved has A B degree Later he attended lndaana State and at Columbaa Unaversaty receaved has master s degree Mr Galmore doesn t care much for outdoor late although he says do I d enjoy a tashang trap Rather he lakes the company of a good book In the summertame he and Mrs Gal more travel quate a lot another of has tavorate hobbaes The students lake Mr Galmore be cause of has keen sense of humor and has anterest an them Has anterest an students goes even beyond thear graduataon Mr Ballman superantendent of the Sullavan caty schools was grad uated from Wabash College wath an A B degree Later he attended l-lar vard Unaversaty lndaana State Teachers College and the Unaver saty of Wasconsan and there receaved has master s degree Mr Ballman has always shown as evaderced by progress reflected by school exhabats physacal educa taon demonstrataons and athletacs I-le as detanately an outdoor man he lakes to hunt and tash I-le also has a tane collectaon of lndaan relacs of whach he as austly proud I-le Mrs Ballman Ball and Dack are popular persons an Sullavan 1 1 - . . . . . , I . I 1 1 - I ll ' . . . . . If llhafll absolutely raofharag GISG to much anterest an all school actavataes, f ' A ' I f I ' ' . 1' 0 ISI' IY Frank Laughlin and Elbert Loclcridge Harold A. Martin Marian Byers and Mary A, Wright l-listory Industrial Arts Commerce james M, Sullender Lois Shields and Prudence Brown Latin English luretta Egbert and Halcyon Pound Edna M. Sanders Orville Melbourne English Mathematics In thus March of Progress whuch the senuors of V939 have made down the road of Sulluvan Hugh School they have encountered many guudeposts whuch were put there for the purpose of elum unatlng detours ln theur furst lap they stopped at the sugn marked Englush Here Muss Egbert corrected some of theur aunts and un short started them off on the rught foot Muss Egbert could recute poetry well They also ran agaunst a sugn marked Cutuzenshup Mr Wey He created a sensatuon when he dudn t make hus appearance untul the second day Mr Wey us very fond of football he lukes to coach and he also lukes to play At the sugn of Mathematucs namely Algebra many of the students were somewhat puzzled but Muss San ders soon straughtened them out Muss Sanders knows mathematucs from a to z She also knows gurls for she us the dean At the sugn of the amoeba and paramecuum they met Muss Maple She made the buology of plants and anumals unterestung Well they remember those fueld trups' Muss Maple us now teachung health and safety She us a very busy person but she enuoys ut Mr Plew now fulls her place un the buology laboratory P Mr Plew us the quuet type that bears acquauntance The Englush teacher on the second lap Muss Edna Calvert has left sopho more Englush un the hands of Muss Pound Muss Pound was a favorute of the students un uunuor hugh school days She sungs un her spare tume Mr Kelly udol of all aspurung young football play ers and teacher of general hustory gave the senuors a boost on theur march He has put Sulluvan Hugh School on the basketball Mr Melbourne always gets the rught angle on thnngs Geometry was a rught large bump along the road Mr Melbourne us Sulluvan s star track man He and hus boys have glorufued S H S on the track To Mr Sullender the senuors owe theur knowledge of an cuent and modern Rome He knows all about musuc as well as Caesar and Cuc ero He us also chuef tucket seller at football and basketball games Chuef dressmaker un the ranks us Muss Forbes She supervuses the cafeterua and teaches home economucs health house plannung and home nursung ln her spare tume she co sponsors the Boosters Club wuth Muss Maple was new to us, as we were new to hirnu football map. Next to football he likes ln the third lap the students were more or less on their own They had to decide which road to take Miss Shields introduced them to American litera ture Remember Longfellow and the ballad of jesse james? Miss Shields is also Saga adviser M Lockridge teaches United States history He is also a wizard at mathematics He is co sponsor of the Hi Y club To those tu ture private secretaries MisS Wright and Miss Byers teach the art of type writing Miss Wright conducts classes in bookkeeping and shorthand She Byers a new addition to our ranks also teaches biology Every boy feels a bit ot pride at the sight of work of his own hands Here s where Mr Martin comes in He teaches industrial arts In be tween times he helps raise a family of football and basketball players In their short lap the students have enjoyed English literature and speech with Miss Brown Miss Brown has been an aid to those who have tried their luck at ora tory She also conducts all the plays lf you wish to know how to figure your income tax go to Mr Laughlin He has straightened the seniors out on matters of United States government Mr Laughlin is chief of financial af tairs around Sullivan High School and also co sponsors Hi Y He has a fine family of four children For chemistry and physics they went to Mr Robison He also teaches mathematics He s the teams faculty manager and general tix up man ln the evenings he in structs his young son ln the physical education department Miss Bland and Mr Sering rule Miss Bland tries her luck at rhymes instructs two drum and bugle corps and conducts the Archery Club in her spare time Mr Sering s new and he also likes basketball To the music minded Miss Cox and Mr Gharst have given encouragement Miss Cox conducts the Glee Club On the side she composes songs and is mistress of the ivories Our bandleader Mr Gharst between his classes clinics contests concerts etc helps rear two girls and goes to the movies Last but by no means least Mrs Barco librarian keeps the library in shape and checks daily attendance Mrs Barco likes to knit and has made some very lovely suits She and Miss Sanders are advisers for Blue Tri and Silver Tri A . A r, ' ' I also makes nice. beaded purses. Miss daughter takes care ot his leisure time, 2 Tolman Gharst and lean Cox MUSIC Mary Frances Maple Health and Safety Gordon Robrscm and Wayne Plew justme Barco Physics and Chemistryh--Biology Librarian Isabella Forbes Home Ecomemucs Harold Sermg and Hester Bland Physucal Educafuorm INF X SENIORS 'qv Q .pvv T qs- ' 'V pn-. fs..- ,sh K1 'DQ w pt' -I C? Q-ond 15 5. Q Sf? ,,-Q8 Q' ,am Gulf Am Qgk 'CP l rv. os- px gg Bert Arnett-f' leanette Atkinson Bond Beasley 1 Sally Bedwell johnson Bell Marurn Beneflel Loss Biddle Alvnn Brashrer luanlta Brlckey Kenneth Brodue Ruth Brumette Lllluan Buck loanna Burdge Robert Bushell Dons Clark Helen Clark Nell Coffman ff Frances Colllns --v if Margorle Coryell Fred Cottlngham Garnett De Baun Kenneth Deckard George Dickey sf Howard Downes lil F' TWYYIYF Charles Dudley Verna 1. Dugger Faber Dusthamer Pansy Ebler Clyde Eller Charlotte Ellnngsworth Maryl Fagg Margaret Flsher Lloyd Fisk Mildred Gambnll ' Delbert Glbbens Harold Gibbs joe Gull Hallue P Harbaugh john D Harbaugh Wanda L Harbaugh Douglas Hams V Mary F Harris Harry Hawkuns J Harold Hedden Eleanor Hendrncks Forest Huatt Donald Hofedutz J Patncua Hofmann f PKUL 'IHIRTILILN is fb Q' 3 45 I-JN T .415 It T71 1 V? 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'x 'nav ii 91 fx? -mi PAGE SIXILEN 1' i Betty Stanley Mary Street Ernest Tarrh Evelyn Templeton Esther Terrell Martha Thompson Madge Truelock Crawford Usrey Ruth Usrey james Vowell Kenneth Walls Norma White. james Wlldan Suzanne Wulllarns james D Wlllns Max Wyman POPULARITY CONTEST 45 1h ,N -s 4? ff' VT sr beamrfu 'VT sfT11vd5r1r'v1Q no 'VT xx' st br 6' Cxr Tomas gT11rdMwr1m NA KT popuhr 'VT sTpcupLJT1r ,,, Sophmc L11 w ' Q Tx udcn ST Ixl lXnxllrx . ,-, ' 've 7 .1 -.T - v N , I Y ' ' NJ T . wTff TTnrfTTTG:T1Tvs 1:1 ZX l Q - - ' 'VM TTTTAHT '-.'Tf ,f TJVTTTTAFT Q, 1' VVar1Cfa LOAN T'T3l'TD3L4Q?T Harp CT T-Te 152011 ,. f x T T f ATT 11r'wu'HTr1Tv' T5csl.11T'TTgtC T Ex TV ' TT tw' Tix 1 1 . nf vu 1 x f ' I sv- - - T nv 1 , Tv K TH '.fT ,Tw NT Tug K I li if ' im + A-V b UNDERClASSMEN SOI'1. Row Norma Row Stanley Row Shake Martha Row Collrns Row Claude Dudley JUNIORS Row One: Harriett Gulman Marcella Hoesman Eua Hadar Susan Hofmann Opal Engle. Row Two: Wanita Hughes Mary A. Faught Freida Harlowe Dorothy M. Holdson john Harbaugh. Row Three: Charles Howard Max French Walter Hub- ble Bill Hankins Bob Gambill Bill Ford Lawrence Harri- Row One Thomas Howard Harry Walters Bob Weath ers Wayne Waggoner Row Two Bob Muller Bernard Tipton Rlchard Rooks berry jack McCoskey Rachel Faught Marjorue Smuth Marjorle Truelock Anna B Funk Row Three james Walls Pete Knotts Albert Rambrs Paul Foutz Constance Turpen Anna L French One lrenc Strange auneta Tarrh Lorcnc Smith Spencer Two Melvun Strange Alfreda Taylor Florence Marlanna Taylor Buster Shnpman Three james Steele Dwane Spencer Dearld Bull Snider Rush Tarwater Frank Templeton Shir el Southwood Beryl Scully Robert Carter Row One Helen Collnns Gladys Engle Ruth A Downen j Davndson Phyllrs Coffman Marcia Connor Two Mrldred Davus Mary A Colvrn Marjorre Marcella Eaton Barbara Collnns Hazel Davudson Three Thomas Decker john Curtus Lloyd Cox Davenport Walter Cooper Thelma Dozler Helen , IMI-X 1 1 l 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' I I - , . ' I I - 1 1 1 1 , . . - 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - 1 I 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 - - 1 1 I I I I T j 1 1 - l , 4 1 1 - 1 . - 1 1 - 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 5 1 X ' I 111 1 . 1-.x :rx ' :. rv JUNIORS Row One: Ieanette Kennedy Garnetta Olson Barbara LeCroix Marjorie Osburn Mary F. Minks Mildred Lewel- Iyn Anna McCammon. Row Two: joe Max Valentine Harold Wildin, Herschel McGarvey Louis Kelley lames Moore Bob McCreery. Row Three: Ray Scott Buryl Norris Bill Malone, Pau Kirchner. Row One Frances Houghton Mary E Smith Betty ewell Row Two Margaret Brashier Pauline Noel Mary I Moon Rosalind Wolfe lean Waldorf Row Three Donnelly Vowell Bob Pearison Carrol Wright Felix OBara Martin Woodard Gene Gouckenour Row One Madene Benetiel Betty Clark Margot Brown Barbara Brown Torn Brown Row Two lune Brown Mary K Bolding Betty E Birch Geneva Clark Barbara Campbell Row Three james Banther Robert Clarkson Victor Allen Wayne Arnett Bob Bonham Row One Howard Schroeder Alice Ann Kirkham Mar lone Rocklnft Irene Reed Row Two Bessie Reeves lean Prnce Virginia Pierson Billie Pollock LaVerne Robertson Louise Rich Row Three Paul Peck Edward Scott Charles Raley Loren Robbins Arthur Sacra Kenneth Russell Ill IN , , , l i , : , . ' , R. 2 ' , ' , . , , . 2 , A , . . , . I ' , . , , 4 , . 1 I , , ' Bower, George Barnett, Bull Brown, Paul Boles, Howard I , T , . : . ' . I . ,, . I , , - 5 1 , , f , - EPI 'I'D'i.'I'Y- YI' SOPHOMORES Row One Barbara Templeton Mary F Hayden Row Two Robert Lucas jesse Smnth jr Cleo Sknnner Mary E Rusher Margery Stanley Martha Daves Row Three Vlrgll Cole Bull Crawford Ernest Fagg umes Murray Bllly Metcalf Bull Gnggs Eddue Scully Row Four Herbert Badger john Bledsoe Row One Marjorie Monk Phyllls Smuth Lenla Ryan Lloyd Boles Row Two Ward McKinley Becky Martin Bettyj Wal ters Marjorie Rlchmond Eugene Plrtle Row Three Bull Martnn john Metcalf Clara Yeager Rosemarle Scully Bettyj Orr Carter Walters Row Four Paul Gnlbreath Fred Wnley Ira Neal oe Rutkosky Bob McCornbs Row One Luclle Meeks Irene Rusher Frances Whlte Ruta Kearney Row Two john LaFollette Buster Garruson Charles Rudge Elden Dozuer Edgar Petree Walter McMahon Row Three Maynard Kellams Gordon Wrnght junnor Stanley Charles McElroy Malcolm Smlth Wendell l-larrus Row One Vera D Plrtle Bettyj Souter Loretta Wrlght Ada Walls Row Two Helen Unger Ruthj Robblns Bettyj Tur pen Loss Southwood Esther Webb Pearl Shelton Row Three Clyde McMillan Bull Taylor Harold Wy man Bull Owlngs BullyK Thomas Row Four Frank Plnkston jack Stokes Merlin Maller I X I IW YNll IW A , . . . , , -, , . , , - . , , ,lr,, ls , , , - . , , . . , , . - , , - - , , , f - , A . , , , l , . - , , , V , , , , , , . , , , , , - . . , . , , . . , . , . - , , , . ' I I - , , . - . , , . SOPHOMORES Row One: joe Clark, Kenneth Wright, Richard Thrash- er, Richard Brown, Wayne Knew. Row Two: Dennis Goodman, Lelia Cox, Mary Pierson, Dorothy Hill, Avanell Adams, Kathleen Sims. Row Three: james Kirby, Stewart Faught, Forest Boone, Paul Pierson Ansel Rich james Copher Row One Pauline Blakeman Phyllis Bunche Enoch Hadar Bill Billrnan Row Two Permelia Draper Margaret Bedwell Mary M Cox Row Three Rachel Everhart Melba Kellams Emma Dix Zola Farrell jane Graham Row Four Paul Hedden Gene Barcus Ruth Keenan Sophia Gill Irene Harris Orpha Dickey Austin Ebler Row One Virginia Harlow Virginia Reed Faye Craw ford Virginia Moss Helen Pittman Velma Milburn Row Two junior Sanders Dale Pirtle Ormand Lambert Cecil Vester Row Three Steve Sajko Bill Ashby Bob Brooks Elwood Borders Byron Moss Row Four Gene Adams Melvin Hughes john Medecke Row One Ruth Drake Virginia Huff Doris Bunche Mary L Cox Mary Knowles Maryj Lowry Row Two Betty Davis Betty Andrews Evelyn Gambill MaryA Bedwell Mary A McCreery Alice Webb Lorene Rilenge Row Three ack Fisher Frank Foster irnmy ames Tom Hamilton Bill Carter IX I' IX PNIK llllf Arai FRESHMEN Row One Georgene Blecsoe Beitruce jones oyce Stanley Vurglnla Ashby Helen Saucerman Eunuce House Row Two Margaret Frlsble Loss Rusher acquelnne Land Frank Walters Bull Davus Row Three Charles Whlte George Southwood Gratchel Rllenge Eugene Sparks Row One Mary Burnette Dorothy Cox Delores Pea? son Row Two Russell Pnttman Dale Lyday Elmer pl ack Robbins Lester Daves jack French junlor Zellars ff Row Three Richard Everhart Harry Sullivan Raymon Nuxon jack Maxwell Donald Cutts Guy Wrlght Row Four Benjamln Hughes Carl Daves Bull MII Melvun Wright Blllue Burnette Row One Kathryn Davis Leona Goodman Alnce Klrch ner Becky Mulam Imogene Ferguson Wilma Gamblll Row Two fvlaxlne Ray Betty R Shaw Rosemary Thrasher Dorus Reeves Patty Bedwell Beulah Turpen Avis johnson Betty Booher Georgia Bennett Row Three Loren Peck john Hamllton Ralph True lock Bully Hunt Buddy McCammon Sonner Faught Row One Floella Smith Stella Anderson Marjorie Beeman Irene Rasky Margaret Street Carolyn McCam mon Row Two Dorus Hudson Elouse Bedwell Bernice Muller enny McClure Norma Bottorff Mary Terrell Row Three Gene Turley Ruth Clark Ruth A Orr Alfreda Morrns Louuse Wllcut james Mclnnls Row Four james Nesbrt Gerald Rlch john T Graham Bob Moore Max Carrlco Bull Carrlco . 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I 0 . 3 'F-2 j .ft n-x .I '1x'rxlx-l-Alx'l- X .f- , - , CALENDAR September and we start to school Football season opens early Muller Funk Hofmann and Templeton lead our cheers Octobers brrglfmt blue weather brungs out the gurl friends ot I-lrawatba Lots ot snovelung tor the Thanksguvung Day game but the trophy was worth nt Saga sales open as Beatrice takes Loss s order jack and Wendell attend press conventlon Monument Clrcle M ITN Lights the Candle for Cbrustmas and Mass Forbes decorates the catetena amber 5cPfembCr O A Afavembef aid l I QQ:-A Januarg february si-i.aL.,..-Q. Q CALENDAR P Bobby Dudley and Georgene Bledsoe enroll with the january class Alice Mari anna, and Phyllis sing their wares-femblems ..,,.. We celebrate Washing- ton's birthday. Georgia, Stella, and Irene are the weird sisters in freshman pep session stunt ...... Mr. Gharst leads the marching band, Stair-step boys call it a picnic ....., linny and Rosemary make their programs tor the band dance, Barbara and Dave and a young man's fancy ...... ln April the commercial students travel to Danville tor contest ....., May and we are out of school. PKG! 'IN FN IX'-, if P Row One I Dudley I Vowell B Shipman I Roudebush S Sayko B Beasley E Tarrh C Eller D Vowell M Wyman H Walfers R Carter D Hofedilz D Marfun G Dickey R Clarkson A Soos Student Manag r P Kirchner Row Two Coach H Wey Manager G B Robison Coach P Kelly D Harris A S files S Faughf W Cooper H McCammon T Dudley S Soulfhwood C Usrey G DeBaun R Osburn H Wyman B Clarkson B Taylor I Fusner H McGarvey T Howard Coach Plew Coach Melbourne Row Three G Pvrlle R Truelock T Brurnmeff C While I Metcalf B Billman I Murray P Pierson B Scully L Kelley T Brown C Wright V Bower T Vickery M Woodard F FoQter S Beasley B Moss Stud nl Manager G Smith l'.11il'2 'l'lllH ' Sullivan Sullivan Sullivan Sullivan Sullivan Sullivan Sullivan Sullivan Sullivan ..o,A,,.,,... o...,. Sullivan Whiting Bicknell Bloomington Garfield Vincennes Robinson Reifz Brazil .....ra.. Linton .,...., Clinton ......, RECORD ARROWS CAPTURE WABASH VAllEY CROWN Open l938 season poorly by droppung furst game to Whutungs mughty Oulers 20 0 September 23 travel to Bucknell and defeat the Bulldogs by 20 l2 margun tue Bloomungton s strong Panthers on theur home fueld 6 6 on September 30 trample the Purple Eagles of Garfueld l-lugh 27 7 a week later October Zl Robunson s Maroons come to Sulluvan swamp the lllunous eleven 24 0 upset the dope bucket by out playung the celebrated Reutz Panthers of Evansvulle 20 7 strong passung arm of quarterback Duck Martun agaun leads Arrows to vuctory over the Red Devuls of Brazul I4 6 blank the Lunton Muners on Oluphant Fueld 13 0 close the schedule wuth brulluant vuctory over Clunton s powerful Wuld cats l3 6 to capture Wabash Valley crown Captaun and all state end Bond Beasley stars R T v a K ly y Th ec I .c I-A . . . . , . I - I . . . , . . . , . . . , ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 . , . . . . . . , ' . . . . . ' ' I ' ..... I I I - ' 1 ' . . . . . , . I - 1 ' - I Row One lacrosslz Beasley, Roudcbush, Wyman, DeBaun, Usrcy, Martun. ow wo: Tarrh, Vowell, Coach We , Co ch cl , Ducke , McCammon. Row r I . Dudley, T. Dudley, Sayko, Eller, Osburn, Soos, ua' 4 T Z 'N dd gc afff' 'lm Ax f I l ARROWS CAPTURE SECTIONAL Open basketball season wuth bnlluant start score thrsllnng overtume vlctory over Brazll 29 27 chopped down by the mlghty l-latchets of Washnngton 28 l3 nosed out by the Panthers from Reutz of Evansvslle 26 22 travel to Terre Haute show power In whuppung Garfneld s Purple Eagles 34 28 Garfield later reaches state sem: funals Arrows are walloped badly by strong Central of Evansvulle quintet 38 20 fall at the hands of the Clunton Wildcats 29 25 football loss avenged handed terrible lacing by the mlghty Vuncennes machsne 44 l8 lose at Bloomlngton In hard fought game 27 2l trounce Blcknell s vrsutung Bulldogs 47 20 Wabash Valley prellms open tourney wnth 29 l5 wln over lnttle New Lebanon cop close one from rangy Pleasantvllle Blue Streaks 29 28 enter prelsm fnnals against old rnval Dugger lose Linton 37 26 lose to powerful Bosse flve 40 24 score double week end vnctory at home drop Princeton Grants 35 32 emerge vuctors over Robrnson s Maroons 25 l9 Reutz Memonal funnshes fast 34 30 crush Oblong of lllunols 32 2l agaun defeat Lnnton s Mrners led by Beasley 35 26 state sectuonal walk over Carlusle 47 l6 McGarvey s free toss beats Farmersburg 23 2-l advance to flnals by trouncung Hymera Shakamaks -47 28 fourth quarter rally permlts Arrows to drop Dugger 3l 23 and avenge earller defeat after wnnnnng sectnonal lose an fnrst regional game to the mlghty Vlncennes Allces 37 22 sennors on squad play last game by loslng 42 37 to the l94O Golden Arrows who look promlsnng l-lofedltz Bob Clarkson Shlpman Carter Moore Cooper Bull Clarkson Duckey Dudley Hanklns Beasley McGarvey M1rtln . . I - ...W I , l Y ,.,.. I . . . . , I - ..,.. I -Y I -.... I - ..... l ,.,.. A 7 in a low scoring contest, 20-l6 ,..,. display improved team ..... bump 1 1 - , C . '-ig? off Q ARROWS CAN RUN Sullnvan contlnues to encourage track gradually becomnng a major sport ofthe school coming up to a par with basketball and football handncapped by poor track and green maternal 39 squad composed of approximately twenty boys track events of year handled by the followung boys pole vault Douglas Harrus Wendell Harrns and Bond Beasley shot put Harry Walters Bull Hankuns and joe Roudebush hurdles Ronald Osborn Lavelle Russell O B l-larrls and Wendell Harrus mule run Bert Arnett Kenneth Russell Dennls Goodman and Perry Wnlson 880 yard run Harry Hawkzns Herman Hughes Charles Raley Gaddls Smlth Lester Hull Wayne Knew and Harold Kennedy 440 yard dash Lavelle Russell Clyde Eller Bull Thomas and joe Roudebush 220 and lOO yard dashes Bull Bnllman and George Dnckey hugh jumps Ronald Osborn Bond Beasley Bull Hankuns and Garnett DeBaun broad lump Lavelle Russell and Garnett DeBaun THE SCHEDULE Apr Carlisle Here Apr Triangular Meet Gerstmeyer and Gartleld of Terre Haute There Apr Carlssle Here Apr Lawrencevulle llnduan Relaysl There Apr 29 S l A C Meet Bosse Fleld lEvansvllleJ There May 6-Wabash Valley Meet Robunson Ill May l3 Sectuonal Meet Vincennes May 20 State Meet lnduanapolvs D0 YOU KNOW? Total enrollment un the Sulluvan cuty schools I866 Number of persons employed un cuty schools 64 Estumated valuatuon of Sulluvan school property S325 OOO Enrollment of Sullivan Hugh School 6l 8 Average dauly attendance un Sulluvan Hugh School 565 Number of rural students un Sulluvan Hugh School 208 Number of cuty students un Sulluvan Hugh School 4lO Number of students who have attended school un other states 66 Number of dufferent occupatuons of Sulluvan Hugh School students parents 57 Number of students parents who are muners l2l Number of students parents who are farmers lO3 Number of steps un Sulluvan Hugh School l96 Square feet of floor space un Sulluvan Hugh School 42 842 Amount of coal used durung a year un Sulluvan Hugh School approxumately ZOO tons Number of gallons of soap used a year 80 Total traunung of teachers un Sulluvan Hugh School lO4 years Number of books un Sulluvan Hugh School lubrary 2 857 Book most read lnot on the shelf oncel Gone Wuth the Wund l lO37 pages! Book least read lnot off the shelf oncel Vanuty Faur 1699 pages! Most recent tpublushedl book un Sulluvan Hugh School lu brary Raduo Buulders Handbook ll939l The oldest book un Sulluvan Hugh School lubrary Poetucal Works of Thomas Hood l l 883 l I TAATS I 17 S1 TTTTVT Number of students' parents working on relief projects- IOO. ' ll A And so we have passed another lap an our March of Progress Many are the friends we have made an the faculty and student body Under the magnetlsm of friendship the modest man becomes bold the shy confndent the lazy actnve or the um pctuous prudent and peaceful As we sec wc are about to rn another mllestone we are overcome wuth a desure to remtnrscc ust a few of the thungs we d luke to remember the public address system Blue Tru and l-lu Y dances Sensor Day our lun nor and sensors plays Mass Brown s speech classes Mr Rob: son s chemlstry lab dvssectlng grasshoppers ID bsology class S phles for l937 and l938 pep sesslons the Purple and Gold band practice nnght the thrnll of the marching feet of our Sen nor Drum Corps that boys quartette But there are so many we can never name them all' There are a few thungs we d luke to forget l-low we wish we could erase those few flunkung grades those basketball losses to Dugger and especlally that Bloomfneld heartbreaker that green carpet the empty seats durung the flu epndemlc If we were rlch we would luke to present somethlng flne as a trlbute to these friends who dad thevr best to teach us As It we can leave only words and actnons We hope they wall remem ber only the best ones and forget the Ilttle sally rnustakes 1 ' ' ' - ' l. A. C. Champs of l936 and l937g those Wabash Valley tro- 4 . . . I 4 is Row One jack Fisher Richard Martin Rich 1rd Phillips Tom Brown Bill Patton joe Max Valentine George Dickey Bill Billman William Thomas Martin Woodard Kenneth Russell Bob Bonham Row Two jack McCammon Wayne Pierce Wendell Keller Rwy Scott C1rml Wriqht Hui olrl Hedrlen Bob Wesithers john Hnibwugh Bill Ford Row Three Paul Heclden Howircl Schroeder Ward McKinley Lloyd Fisk junior McMillan Bob Gambill Row Four Bill Hanklns Donnelly Vowell Herman Hughes Harold Gibbs Don1lrl G Rich nond john D Harbaugh Bill Taylor Mi Lock ridge Mr Laughlin Row One Phyllis Coflmun Winch L Har baugh Marum Benefiel josephine Lewch Row Two Nell Coffman Betty Martin M1r tha jane Davidson Marjorie Coryell Verr-1 jean Dugger Mildred Lewellyn june Brown Alice Ann Kirkham Row Three Mary Harris Barbara Brown Sally Bedwell Sue Hofmann Suzanne Williams Marcella Hoesman Marjorie Osbuin Helen Kelley Row Foar Dorothy Holclson jean Waldorf jean Price Eleanore Milam Nancy Mayfield Patty Hofmann Barbara Collins Frieda Ritchie Lois Biddle Row Five Lillian Buck Billie Pollock Ruth Anna Downen Lorene Smith Marcn Connor Bessie Reeves jeanette Kennedy Rosalind Wolfe Eleanor Kirchner Row Six Hallie Paul Harbaugh Norma john son Marianna Taylor Barbara Cwrnpbell Sophia OBara Norma White Ruth Usiey jeanette Atkinson Row Seven Mis Barco Elewnor Hendricks Lois Houghton Roscmniy P1 ks Miss Sumter HI Y HOLDS CONFERENCE George Dickey president Howard Schroeder vice president Richard Martin secretary Harold I-ledden treasurer, and the two club sponsors Mr Lockridge and Mr Laughlin guided the club in completing a year of advancement This year the club was host to the District I-li Y Conference on April I7 Hi Y boys remember it as the most successful conference that has yet been held. The theme for the confer- ence was Four Square Citizenship and the entire meeting was centered around this theme. Virgil Stinebaugh, assistant superintendent of the Indian- apolis schools, gave the main address of the conference. -ui BLUE TRI GIRLS WORK The following officers served Blue Tri the past year josephine Leach president Phyllis Coffman vice presi dent Wanda Leah Harbaugh secre tary Marum Benefiel, treasurer Blue Tri again this year gave twenty five children a Christmas party and were hostesses for a mother daughter ban quet at the Black Bat Tea Room With Hi Y they attended the Baptist and Presbyterian Churches in a body. The two organizations cooperated as usual selling candy etc., at the football and basketball games. They were able to add to their shelter house on Sportland Field and donate about 535.00 worth of books to the library. l'Xl.l'1 l'IllI!l'l'-XIX ,. FORWARD MARCH' Sulluvan Hugh Schools band sent twenty four students to Bloomungton Aprul l to the state Solo and Ensemble Contest Of thus number Paul Peck Loren Peck Bessue Reeves and Zoe Harbaugh won recommendatuon to the Natuonal Contest un May On March 25 Sulluvan was host to a band clunuc at whuch Professor and Mrs H E Nutt conducted drulls un durectung and baton twurlung The band competed un the dus truct contest at Martunsvulle Aprul 22 Wuth the Band Parents Club the band sponsored a publuc concert a Valentune dance and a brudge and bungo party Thus organuzatuon contauns approxu mately tutty eught students I ll I- I-UI! CLARINETS Margaret Bedwell Emma Dux lohn D Hwubuugh Robert johnson Paul Farr Clyde McMullan I ErnulRlCl1 Ward McKunley ALTO HORNS Betty Au tt ews Robcut Garrubull Zoe Harbaugh Becky Mulam Ga lon Powell TROMBONES Rosalee Arnett Eleanor Hendrucks Robert Lucas Paul Peck Dorus Reeves Kathleen Sums Bull Wulluams TRUMPETS Georgene Bar uck Loren Peck Muruarn Smuth TENOR SAXO PHONE lack Buckley ALTO CLARINET Maruorue Couyell BARITONE SAXOPHONE Rachael Everhart SNARE DRUMS Bull Ford lunny MCGuure Bull Martun Stewaut Ross Dwane Spencer CORNETS Phullup Har baugh Bullue Pollock Keuth Raulsback TYMPANI Wanda H1rb1ugh BASS DRUM Hallue Paul Harbaugh CYMBALS Ruth Keenan SAXOPHONES Ruta Kearney Margaret Pwtton Maxune Ray Loretta Wrught Rose mdrue Scully BELL LYRA Mary lean Lowry Maruorue Ruchmond Ruth I Robbuns TUBAS Frank Punkston Leula Ryan BARITONES Wulluam Patton loe Ed Thomas Wayne Waggener Donald Ruchrruond SOUSA PHONES Bessue Reeves lack Stokes Row One Patty Hofmann Eleanore Mulam Suzanne Wu uuwms Charlotte Ellungsworth Row Two luanuta Bru-:key Lulluan Buck Aluce Ann K khum Madge Truelock Row Three Wanda L Harbaugh Nancy Maytueld Ruth Us ey Hallue P Harbaugh P w Four Lous Hrughton lean Waldorf Marum Row Fuve leanette Atkunson Verna lean Dugger Fr Cd1 Rutchue Mary Harrus losephune Leach DRUM CORPS GRADUATES Organuzed un I934 when the mem bers were un the eughth grade the sen uor drum and bugle corps us funushung fuve years of traunung Of the twenty one gurls un the orugunal group fuve have been replaced Margaret Shannon Reah Nell Puerson Evelyn Pemberton Esther Puerson, and Bullue Pollock Gurls added were Mary Harrus Madge True lock lean Waldorf Dorothy Mae Hold son and Aluce Ann Kurkham Whenever the drum and bugle corps snaps unto formatuon and unto actuon on the foot ball fueld or basketball floor the fans cheer lustuly The senuor drum corps has sponsored a uunuor organuzatuon now un traunung S F ' u 1 1 r, , . i u u y , . . , , u , , u , V Q , 1 , , . . . 1 1 . S 1 1 u ' f , : , F f 4 . ur 1 , . I - 1 I to 1 1 , , E:-netuel. 1 1 I u u 1 , , . - - . , , , . . - I - u . , - ' I I ' I ' I I . . . , ' I I T . ' , - , , . . . I , 1 , . . 1: f 'uv Row One: Betty Martin, Lorene Smuth, Helen Kelley, lots Biddle. Row Two' Anna L French Barbara Templeton Mau- got Brown Anna Beth Funk Row Three Mary Harrus Evelyn Templeton Barbara Brown Martha lane Davudson Phyllns Bunch Aluce Webb Mary Ann McCreery Muldred Lewellyn Dorothy Mae Holdson Row Four Reva Morncal Nell Coffman Phyllus Coffman lean Pruce Sally Bedwell Sue Hofmann Rosalund Wolfe Eleanor Kurchner Row Fuve Maryl Fagg Mabel Shelton Helen Unger Ruth Anna Downen Helen Dudley Lous Southwood Row Sux Helen Alombaugh Muss Forbes Muss Map Norma Whute Row One Margaret Bedwell Mary Ann McCreery Orpha Duckey Rosemarre Scully Row Two Ruth Keenan Irene Harrrs Helen Alum baugh Helen Unger Row Three Rachel Everhart Loretta Wrught Bett Andrews Aluce Webb Becky Martun Row Four Ruth lcanette Robbins Marporue Ruch mond Mary lean Lowry Lots Southwood Row Fuve Ruta Kearney Emma Dux Mary Knowles Row Sux Muss Sanders Mrs Barco BOOSTERS PROMOTE AE Lots Buddle presudent Betty Martun vuce presldent Helen Kelley, secre tary and Lorene Smuth treasurer are the offucers who led the Boosters Club thus year The Boosters handled tucket sales for all school actuvutues ln the fall the gurls made Scrapbooks for chuldren un the hosputal Besudes organuzung the weekly pep meetungs the Boosters sold Golden Arrow emblems and whute em blem sweaters Wvth the help of the S Club they gave a successful dance Muss Mary Frances Maple and Muss lsa bella Forbes are the sponsors SILVER TRI KEEPS STEP Sulver Tru funushed Its thurd success ful year under the guudance of Mrs ustune Barco and Muss Edna Sanders and the followurug offucers Mary Ann McCreery presudent Orpha Duckey vuce presudent Rosemarue Scully sec retary Margaret Bedwell treasurer Sulver Tru held regular monthly meet ungs The club furnushed a Chrustmas for a needy famlly On St Patruck s Day the gurls entertauned theur mothers wuth a pretty tea un the hugh school cafe terra Organuzed as a luttle suster of Blue Tru Sulver Tru provudes an excel lent opportunuty for sophomore gurls to gaun experuence un leadershup PAUL I' 11111 UNI 1 1 1 I V , , 1 1 1 1 , . ' 1 . , . 1 4 I ' li . 1 le. 3 1 r , . 5 1 1 ' , . ur , V , Y 1 1 - 3 I , f 1 1 - . , , . . , . . 1 1 1 - - I , A 1 1 1 l 1 - 1 1 1 - ' 1 I ' 1 1 - , . . . . , . , ' ,I ..l ACTORS STEP ON CUES Officers of the Dramatac Club this :dent Barbara Campbell vlce pres: dent Irene Harrns secretary treasurer At the club meetings during the year the members gave reports on Pulntzer Pruze Plays The play Progress guven for general assembly durmg Amerucan Educatuon Week depicted the contrast between the old Latun grammar school and a modern hugh school The club presented a Christmas play Mum: Lights the Candle Another presenta tlon was a radno broadcastung stunt tor the weekly pep session IK! I' PIII ll lYV4l Row One' Barbara Cwmpbell Martha lane Davidson Irene I-larrns Row Two Connne Turpcn Sadle Russell Alncc Ann Knkham Marcia Connor Margot Brown lean Pruce Phyllus Bunch Ava lewell Row Three Beul1h Turpen Betty Booher Ruth Brumette Mnlclred Davls Mavy I Fagg Peggy Haskett Row Four john D Harbaugh Donald G Rlchmon Robert lchnson lam Moore Gene Gouckenour Miss Brown Row One Allce Knrchncr Betty Booher Georgua Bennett Peggy I-laskctt Betty l Turpen Norma l Osburn losephune Leach Row Two Fayette Landers Barbara LeCrolx Rooksberry Constwncc Turpen Glorxa Carruco Morgan Phyllis Bunch Su anne Wllllams Row Three Marlone Rocklnft Beulah Turpen I Souter Sophua Gull Betty Turpen Kathernne Betty R Shaw Betty Martln Row Four Aluce Webb Mnlclred Scott launeta Lce Webb Marlanna Taylor Anna L French CI1 k Rosemary Parks GIEE CLUB WINS ACCIAIM Directed by Mass lean Cox the Glee nod Publuc performances Included general assemblnes band concerts and appearances at local churches on Sun day mornnngs The Glee Club sponsored an amateur program which was well re celved by the students In Aprnl the Glee Club partuclpated In the Wabash Valley Muslc Festival at Brazll I-llgh School and recelved from the judges the ratlng of excellent Particularly pleaslng this year was the slngnng of the gurls wlthout piano accompanu ment Betty Violet Betty Davls Tarrh Ruth V I . l ,Q l . ' 'dl year were: Martha lane Davidson, pres- Club met twice a week the second pe- ? 1 . ' ' ' ' ' ll ll ' D ' . h I ' I ' - I . ' ,, . . - - , . - 11 - ' ' ' ' Row One Wanda L Harbaugh L s B lllc Ru h Us cy Sally Bedwcll Beat ce R lenge Row Two Wendell Keller Harold Hedden Faber Dusthumer lack McCammon Eugene Rusk Row One Maruo ue Monk Orpha Dckey Irene Har Barbara Campbell Betty Mart n Zoe Harbaugh Row Two Ros land Wolfe Helen Unge Ma cua Connor lean Pr ce Martha lane Davudson Row Three Ho a d Schroeder Paul Heddcn Besse Reeves Ruth Do nen Maruanna Taylor Tom Brown Row Four Muss Pound Austun Ebler Ray Scott B II Hankuns Bob Weathers loe Max Valentune NEW SAGA CLIMAXES MARCH Suluvan Hugh School s l939 Saga clu maxes the gloruous four year march of progress of the enture school Followung the guudance of Muss Lous Shuelds and Mr lames Sullender faculty advusers the Saga Staff staged a determuned and very evudent forward march The staff of the l939 Saga succeeded un theur effort to sponsor a bugger and better yearbook for theur school by addung twenty pages to the usual suze Wuth a larger book was also a broader aum and underclassmen receuved more attentuon un the Saga than ever before lUNl0RS PUBLISH PAPER duscontunue pruntung the school paper ln l936 the Purple and Gold was agaun organuzed The new paper was smaller but the student body greeted ut enthu suastucally The underclassmen now publush the Purple and Gold Thus year Muss Halcyon Pound succeeded Muss Gay Edna Calvert as faculty sponsor Ruth Anna Downen loe Valentune and Muss Pound represented the staff at the Natuonal Scholastuc Press Assocua tuon un lnduanapolus on Armustuce Day The Purple and Gold became a charter member of the Wabash Valley Press Assocuatuon organuzed un Aprul l939 I4 I I' IIX IHHII I , oi acc , Y r , , ru I . : r , u , - rms, , u , . 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SENIOR ACTIVITIES Arnett But l Atkrnson leanette S yer Tlr re Trl I Drum Corps I P I. mal Play Beasley Bond l r I .alt Ba ketball Arhlerrc Br ard ul Cor N lee Pre-.l 'ent Class Trl asurt l Bedwell Sally Sllyer Tll B uC Trl 1 I Boosters Club Archery Club I Saga Statt Bell johnson Benetrel Marurn Sllyer Tlr Blue Trl 3 -I Treasurer 4 Dr-un Corps 1 Purple alld Gold Staff rl o Plax Brddle Lors SIIVCV Tlr Blue Trl 3 -I Boosters Club 3 Treasurrl s Prcsrrlent I Saga Statt -I Brashrer Alvm Brrckey luamta Dru al Col ps Brodre Kenneth Brumette Naomr Ruth Glee Clulb ' Math Club I Dlarrlatrc Club I Boosters Club -I Buck Lrllran Sllycr Trr Blue Trl 3 -I Drum Corps Archery Clule Burdge loanna Sllvcr Trl Blue Trl 3 -I Bushell Robert Clark Dons lark Helen Coffman Nell Blue Trl 3 4 Collms Frances Coryell Marlorue Sllver Trr ue Trl 1 Band -I Cothngham, Fred DeBaun Garnett 5 Club 4 Football -I Track -I nur rlrrrv rlrlp l T Deckard Kenneth Drckey George ' Y L Ll ull rutlaa Tr mls Downes, Howard Dudley Charles ut 1 5Clul1 I kllbal Dugger Verna ean vs re 'P um Corps Archery Club -I Hobbles Club I Pu ple a ICI cold Statl Scrllur Plas -I Dusthrmer Faber Sa 1 Sta f Ebler Pansy E ler Clyde S C ul: :I -I FOOTIJHII 3 -I TVECIQ -I Elllngsworth Charlotte D L Tl Corp Fagg Mary lane Rlley I-llqla School I url I Orchestra Boosters C ub A .1 arrlatlc C ub -I Vlce Presl lent Frsher Margare Clee Club I Semor Play -I Frsk Lloyd l Y Gambrll Mildred Grbbens Delbert Wlley Hlqrl School I I Glbbs Harold Y UIC and Gold Statt Class Secretary I C ass PVCSIEICITI Gull loe Harbaugh Hallle Paul Sllver Trl Blue Trl 1 -I Drum Corus I 2 3 -I Barad2 3 -I Purple and Gold Staft Archery Club -I Harbaugh lohn D Y 4 Secretary 5 and 1 Dramatlc Club -I Hobbres Club I Boosters Club Play lurllor Play 3 Serxror Play 4 Local Rotary Or atorlc al Contest Wrrrrler Harbaugh Wanda Leah JL I Secret ary um C lr s Barlrl Class Tri asurl r I. I al a Statt J Harris Doug Horns Mary yn ll Urulll Cr rps I boosters Club A CHC y Clulil Hawkrns Harry Hedden Harold Y T easu I r I llrrbbles Cllr 'ple arlll Gul I ta ASSOCIWIC Erlrlor Saga Staff -I lalrp P y Hcndrrcks Eleanor yer Trl Blue Trl 3 -I rwrl Orrlaeslr Hratt Forest Hotedrtx Donald Band O cbesr 1 Hofmann Patrrcra Srlyer Trl S uC' Trl J I Dl'LlI'l'I COlras Drum 'vlallnl Stamp Club l Archery Club Houghton, Lols B ue Trl I Drum Corps I Archery Club -I PrCsldCrwt ohnson Norma SIIVCI Trl Blue Trl 3 -I Boosters Club -I johnson Robert Mcrorrl Hlqb Sflmol I Band -I Dramatrc Club I Keller, Wendell Y 2 3 Purple ar1clGrllll al Erlrlor Saga Staff Erlltor Senlor Play Kelley Helen Srlyer Trl 2 Blue Trl 3 -I Purple and Gold Staff 3 Boosters Club SPCFPTTIY l TIJII4 -l I Ullw,-I Tll .' ' , lilr 'Tr 1 -I - l .Il J ,I I A -. -a yr I Ar I-fltslltllt -I Dr Cr lr I . . fl EIL 3 4 sel -l Y I 4 I A' I 4 Fl tll-I I M ' I jmyllr 1,3 I . -I Purlal ' nllrl Crt Ill 5l.rll5 Se . 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