Sullivan High School - Arrow Yearbook (Sullivan, IN)

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F00'l'B 0ur Golden Arrows Team spirit and that old cry, We're out to win ! were the dominant characteristics of Su1livan's 1943 football team. With the coming of Coach jones, the football spirit ran to a new high. Entering the coach- ing profession via Ohio Wesleyan, this was Mr. Jones' first teaching position. With two regulars, M. SEPT. 10-THERE . . . SULLIVAN-21 . . The Arrows exhibited a stalwart defense and proved ation all the way. SEPT. 17-THERE . . . SULLIVAN-19 . LL Russell and Batey, and three lettermen Hux A Rambis, and B. Russell, left from the 1942 squad jones piloted his team to live victories two ties and three defeats. He has won both the admiration of the players and popularity of the fans . PRINCETON-0 themselves masters of the situ The jones Boys took early command of the game and had the verdict salted away by the end of the first half. SEPT. 24-HERE . . . SULLIVAN-13 . . . BLOOMINGTON 15 We died on the ONE, THREE, and THIRTEEN YARD lines. OCT. 1-THERE . . . SULLIVAN-7 . . Garfield T Party too much for the Arrows. . GARFIELD-1 3 OCT. 8-HERE . . . SULLIVAN-13 . . . GERSTMEYER 7 What a bruiser!! Casualties were heavy. OCT. 15-THERE . . . SULLIVAN-12 . . . BRAZIL-7 Arrows light uphill again. OCT. 29-HERE . . . SULLIVAN-6 . . . REITZ-9 What a ball game! Field goal in final seconds defeats NOV. 5-HERE . . . SULLIVAN-0 . . Arrows. . VIN CENN ES-0 Not quite enough umph on the ONE YARD stripe. NOV. 11-HERE . . . SULLIVAN-38 Is there a doctor in the crowd? NOV. 25-THERE . . . SULLIVAN-6 . . . . . LINTON-7 The game was viciously played with Coach Bill jones' boys fighting their hearts out every inch of the way to close their successful 1943 season with one of the greatest displays of courage ever shown by a Sullivan High School eleven. Four members of the 1943 football team won posi- Batey gained a first team guard position on the tions on the all-state team: Andy Rambis was placed All-Wabash Valley Team for 1943 Rambis and on the third all-state team, Batey, Hoesman, and M. Hoesman gained second team positions and Hux Russell gained honorable mention. Russell and Owings won honorable mention FIRST TEAM Front row, left to ri ght: Joe Brummette . . . William Second row: Edward Robertson Morris Russell George . . . john Roseberry . . . Thomas Batey . . . Coach William jones . . . Dorvin Olson . . . Gordon Hux . . . Dale Third row: Asst. Coach Harold Sermg Robert Hines Owings Fourth row.' Ruel Hoesman FOOTBALL TEAM First row, left to right: Thomas Raley . . . jack . . . Robert Russell William George Loudermilk . . . Richard Smith . . . Floyd Car- Hugh Curtis Hunt Edward Robertson rico . . . Wayne Ballard . . . William Morris . . . Stanley Rambis . . . Robert Tarrah Coaches Eugene Frisbie . . . Ike Southwood . . . Robert Southwood ' Second row: Oscar Mood . . . Robert Owings . . . Gordon Hux . . . Lowell Granger . . . Paul Hughes . . . Thomas Batey . . . john Roseberry Morris Russell . . . George Harmon . . . Eugene Carty . . . Lee Russell . . . Billy Hines Third row: Don Cochran . . . David Templeton . . . Tom Kerlin . . . Dale Hines . . . Ruel Hoesman . . . Page Twenty-eight William Jones . . . Harold Sermg Fourth row: Lee French Robert Crawford Paul Buckley . . . Michael Fougerousse 0 Brumette . Fifth row: Robert Warnock Adam Sajko Robert Clark . . . William McCrockl1n Billy Paul Pierson . . . Eugene Scully Dorvin Olson . . . Wendell Fleming john Walters Byron Thrasher . . BICKNELL-0 . CLINTON-7

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BASKETB LL This year Coach Harold Red Sering again di- rected his basketball cagers through a successful sea- son, fourteen victories and nine defeats. The Arrows had the honor of cutting the nets twice this season. They won both the Wabash Valley Preliminaries and the State Sectional. They defeated their old rivals, the Dugger Bulldogs, 24 to 11 in the iinal game of the Preliminaries and defeated the Shelburn Panthers 31 to 24 in the Sectional. This is the third consecutive year that the Golden Arrows have won both the Wabash Valley and State Sectional tourna- ments. Incidentally, six members of the squad this year played in the Junior High School tournament in 1939 and 1940 where they copped the Sullivan County Grade School trophy. Red then, as now, served as their coach. Co-captains this year were Mike Kerlin and Bob Owings. George Harmon served his second success- ful year as student manager. The B team's sched- ule, under the new coaching of Bill Jones, was packed with thrills and spills. SCHEDULE Sullivan Opponents Dec. 10 Here Clinton ....... .... 3 1 17 Dec. 11 There Garfield ..... .... 3 8 34 Dec. 16 There Brazil ............ .... 2 7 37 Dec. 17 Here Washington .... 23 26 Dec. 21 Here Dugger .......... .... 4 4 24 jan. 1 There Linton ................... .... 2 5 17 Jan. 4 Here Bloomington .... 29 25 jan. 7 There Princeton .......... .... 2 7 30 jan. 11 Here Shelburn ........................................ 39 33 jan. 14 Here Bosse .............................................. 19 36 fWabash Valley Preliminariesj jan. 20 Here Carlisle ......,................................... 15 13 Jan. 21 Here Graysville ...................................... 27 17 jan. 22 Here Dugger ................................... .... 2 4 11 fWabash Valley Finalsj jan. 28 Terre Haute Bicknell ........................................ 29 34 Feb. 1 There Vincennes ...... 32 36 Feb. 4 Here Linton ......... .... 3 1 20 Feb. 8 Here Wiley ......... .... 4 3 31 Feb. 12 There Robinson ...........,.......... .... 3 0 40 Feb. 15 There Gerstmeyer ...................... .... 3 9 42 QState Sectionalj Mar. 3 Here Hymera ............................ .... 2 8 24 Mar. 3 Here Dugger ........................ .... 4 2 24 Mar. 4 Here Shelburn .......................... .... 3 1 24 ' fState Regional, Mar. 1 1 Washington Jasper .............................. .... 3 3 4 1 FIRST TEAM Bottom row, left to right: Tom Batey, Top row: Coach Harold Sering, Paul Bob Owings, Paul Truelock, Ruel Sims, Mike Kerlin, Jack Smith, Dale Hoesman, Morris Russell Hines, George Harmon B TEAM Bottom row, left to right: Wally True- Top row: Coach William Jones, Lee lock, Tom Haskett, Richard Billman, Russell, john Walters, Robert War- Isaac Southwood, Dorvin Olson, nock, Paul Buckley, Robert Russell, Adam Sajko, Bill McCrocklin john Alexander, William Jared, Bill George, Billy Hines Page Thirty