Sullivan High School - Arrow Yearbook (Sullivan, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1953 volume:

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N SEIIIUH UFFICEHS ARYHUR TOBEY Presldent KAY LEWELLYN Treasurer Katxe the prettxest g rl 1n our class spends her tlme tn the commerce depart ment Bandl Chorus 2 3 4 Beta Club 3 4 FHA 4 Offlce Helper 2 Iun1orPlay M1nstre12 3 Parth our red headed Class pl'8Sldt.IlI on the general course had as hls constant compan lons the Ford and Ilene H YI 2 3 4 Span h C ub 2 3 Projectlonrst Club I 2 3 4 C Offlcers 3 4 PHILLIP LAWSON Vlce Presldent Sktlllp IS the lnstortcal bram of the class He IS on the general course Lafayette Hrgh Schooll 2 Baseball 3 FTA 4 Class Offlcer 4 GA spent gig Was on U-jjcrelar AG Cho Zt3of her mme SVSU F0131 Cours Corps 1 3 44B03Z:e H1 Y I 2113! this past Yeas: O 1661.3 Cheerleader 3r Club 2 3 Difunfunlor PI 4 .Tumor A,-,ow gigfra Club Iagdgugle 2 ' . i- . . . : is 1 . 1 ' ' ' . . . : 1355 w -' , ., H LL HE? Y . tus In D me 4 Mmszrelz ' . , .Q I- , e. he Y ' . : u 1 I ay: las DIANI: A LSOP Diane rates high on the commercial course. Her plans for thc future vt-iitur on Ralph, Band I,2, 35 Bula Club 3,45 Office llelpcr 45 K.B. Smith Award 3, SHARON ALUMBA UGH Sherry was onthe commercial course, You can see hcr slaviiig away any moring in Mr, Shaw's office. D.O. Club 45 Band l,2, 3,4, SHIRLEY ALUMBAUGH Shirley, like her sister, is on the tommercial course, Plans are being made for a double-wedding in June, D.O. Club 45 Band I,2, 3,4, 5 SW 5 if SEIIIUHS JERRY ARNETT Curly Arnett, of the quiet way, slaves away on the vocational course. Basketball I,2, ROBERT ARNETT Bob , quietly followed the vocational course. He came into his own during basketball season though. Basketball 3, 4. BARBARA BONHAM Barb , who was supposedly on the Home Economics course, was the bright spot of the third-period government class. Tri-Hi-Y I,2,35 GAA I,2,4g Junior Arrow Staff 35 Speech Club 35 Booster Club 2, 35 FHA 4. SUE ANN BOOKER Susie , on the commercial course, wasn't seen around Sullivan much. She had too many out-of-town friends. Chorus 3,45 Minstrel 3,45 GAA I. hr- 4 T i 5-v f t Q SEHIUHS ls ,tk 't 5, f BARBARA BURK Burkie is on the general course, In English literature she really knows her stuff, Chorus I,2, GAA I,2, 3,4, Junior Class Play. BARBARA BURNETT Barbara slipped through S.l-l,S. on the home economics course, Het shyness covered up a very nice personality. Chorus I,2, 3, Minstrel I, 2, 3, JOHN CARRICO Good-looking John was on the general course. More than one girl's heart skipped a beat when he walked down the halls of Sullivan High, Football 3,4, Basketball I,2, Band I,2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 3,4, Spanish Club 3, Cross Country I, Speech Club 4. NANCY CHAPMAN Chattie , the song bird of S.H.S., followed the com- mercial course, In her spare time she and Larry Easter took pictures for the Arrow. GAA I,Iunior Arrow Staff 2, Booster Club 2, 3, Chorus I, 2, 3,4, Minstrel I, 2, 3.4, Harmonettes 2, 3, 4, Cantata I , 2, 3, 4, Drum and Bugle Corps 1 , 2, 3, Speech Club 4, Arrow Staff 3, 4, Junior Class Play, 6 BEVERA BOYLE Buck followed thc academic course, She was tht- pri-try Senior Homecoming Qnccn and won first plat-t' in thc State 4'll Drcss Revue, Chorus I,2, 3, lxlinstrcl I,2, 3, Czuuata I, 2, 5, 'l'ri-lli-Y 2,3,4, Dramatics Club 2, GAA I, I'l'A 4, FHA 3,4, Junior Play, Boosters 2, 3, Drum and lluglc Corps D I, 2, bpcccli Club 4, Chet-rlcadcr 2, 3, .1,C,.lIllt'l'!l Club I,2, 3' 4- BETSY BRANS TETTER Bets , on the acadt-mic course, is thc hc rcmcrnhcred for her quick,,laugh and unending enthusiasm, Chorus I,2, 3,4, Tri-Hi-Y I,2, 3, 4, Beta Club 3, 4, Cami-ra Club 2, 3, 4, Arrow Staff 4, Junior Class Play, Booster Cluh 2, 3, Can- tata I,2, 3,4, Minstrel I,2, 3,4, GAA I, FTA 3, Girl's State 5. GEORGE BROSHEARS Gcorgc quietly finished his four years on the academic coursc, Qilikbllbli CROOKb 5nakt ', on tht- xotpational course, didn't mindtclling us ,ill .ilwuui Ike in gouruiiiciitc'1aSs,liootball I,2,45liaEkcI- ball1,25 5 winner 45Chorus I,2,4g lli-Y I,2, 3,45 FTA 35 rs, Q N ,Iuuor Play, Clit-crlcader 3QC3LllCl'2i Club I,2, 35 Minstrel 3, ' 9 4' ft- RICHARD DUNCAN 'U 5 - Punks followed the academic course. He was the Heart- , tliroh of the year, Football I,2,3,45 Basketball I,2,3,45 V I. lrack 152,35 Baseball 15 Camera Club I5 wiizutrt 45 Spt'0t'l1Cluh 4, ' - ir' N ILJSlEPll RAYMOND ESLINGER Dismal , the hit of four minstrels, was on the academic tgtuirstr. lfootball 3, 45 Cross Country I 5Basketball I , 2, 35 Track I, 2, 35 Baseball 35 Ili-Y 2, 35 S winner 2, 3,45 Chorus I,2' 3,45 Cantata l,2,3,45MiIlSt1'Cll,2,3,45IuI1ior Playg Student Council l,25 Purdue Representative 3. 1' ll VL 51 .51 v ., 4 'V' v W v A .1 gk' Simons ,,,, TOM GALLAGHER Chick on the academic course, was me popular mayor I ofthe Dart'n Arrow Canteen, Football I,3,45 Track 3,45 Baseball Ig S winner 3, 45 Speech Club 45 Spanish Club 2, 3. RUTH GODFREY Ruthie works on the commercial course in school and after school at Bennett's Drugstore. Trt-Hi-Y I , 2, 3, 45 Chorus I,2,35 G,A,A, Ig Drum Corps I,2, 35 Librarv Assistant 3,45 Booster Club 35 Minstrel I,2,35 Class Officer I5 D,O.Club 45 Cantata I,2, 3. GAROLD GRAVES Bulldog was really a good guynl He had a lot of fun on the academic course. Student Manager Basketball I5Foot- ball 2. HAROLD GRAVES Harold, on the academic course, seemed to like Senior Lit. llc did a good job in there, anyway. x.,f 3 sfnmns i hav LEON D. HUFF Lard pursued the vocational course. Since he was pretty busy doing a good job in football and basketball he never quite caught itl Football l,2, 3, 43 Basketball 1,2, 3, 43 Track I,2,33 S winner 2,5,4, Band I,2,33 D.O. Club 43 co- captain 4. GORDON HUMBLE Red , on the general course, never took a book home but he made beautiful grades! Hammond H.S. 1,21 Track 33 Hi-Y 3, 43 Beta Club 3, 43 Junior Class Play, Speech Club 33 Minstrel 4. DODDIE JOHNSON Dough-D-Lou , on the academic course, spends most of her time writing her originalschool news and skits. Chorus 13 Camera Club I , 2, 3, 4g Speech Club 43 Beta Club 3. 4: Spanish Club 2, 33 Dramatics Club 23 F. T.A. 3, 43 Oratorical Contest 33 Spectrum 43 School Notes 43 G.A.A. 1,23 Cantata I3 Senior Will and Prophecy 4. ROBERT JOHNSON Peewee graduated on the vocational course. He was a good Joe when you got to know him. MARLENE GRIMES Rosie followed the academic course. She was the first four-time Minstrel balladist in the history of S.ll,S, Chorus I, 2, 3, 43 Minstrel I, 2, 3, 43 Cantata I , 2, 3, 43 llarmonetres 2, 3, 43 Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 43 G, A, A, IQJUIllOl' Arrow Staff 23 Boo- ster club 33 Junior Class Play, Speech Club 43 Class Officer 2. ROMA HAMPTON Romeo , our cook and seamstress, was on the general course, Band I,2, 3, 43 F. H. A, 3, 43 Beta Club 4, STEPHEN HIATT Steve worked hard on the vocational course. He cer- tainly worked hard in government class tool 'X Cf? WILLIAM JONES Shotgun was on thc academic coursc and workcd hard on thc Student Council too, Hi-Y I,2, 3,45 5llldL'llIClJlllliil1 3, 45 Baslwtball I5 Chorus 25 Cantata 2. KENNETH KIMMELL Satch , on the acadcrnim' course, was the class basket- ball star, niatlicmaticiau, and drcarnboat, Football I5 Bas- ketball l,2, 3, 45 Traclc I, 2, 3, 45 Chorus 2, 3, 45 Ili-Y 3, 45 Beta Club 3,45 Camera Club 1,25 fi, T,A, 3, 5puuish Club 2,35 Minstrel 2,3,45 Boy's State5 winner 3,45 Cantata 2, 3, 45 Chemistry Tcarn 3. LUGENE KRAUSE Lover Boy Krause, on the academic' coursc, didn't live up ro his nickname during school hours, llc was quictl Baud l,2,3,4g spauish Club 2, 35 Football 2, H1-Y I. pd , , i I-,hy we J 'ZS' K' i' SEIIIUHS JAMES LaFOLLETTE Speed , our junior Class Play hero, is on thc commer- cial course. Basketball I, 25 Chorus 1,25 D. O. Club 45 Junior Play5 Camera Club I, 2, LLOYD LAY Lloyd could be seen at the A 82 P doing his usual good Job of being courteous and friendly. He was on the vocational course, Track I5 Chorus I,2, 35 Minstrel Ig Cantata Ig D. O. Club 4. JOHN LIBKE Lo followed the academic course and Bevera. Football I, 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Speech Club 45 Student Council 3, 45 Camera Club 2, IOLINE MCVICKER Jo was the popular, busy president of the Tri-Hi-Y and Camera Club. In her spare time shc made A's on the academic course. Chorus I,3,43 Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 45 Arrow Staff 35 Junior Class Playg Booster Club 2, 3, 4. 4 ft. B . 'bs 15 11 l stnmns CAROLYN MOSS Carolyn will be remerriberedfor her happy smilc and her capability in allher undertakings, She was afirst-rate student on the academic course. Chorus I,2,3,4g Beta Club 3,49 G.A, A. Ig Arrow Staff 4, Iunior Class Play, Minstrel I,2, 35 Cantata I,2, 3, 4, Booster Club 2, 3, 4, Office Helper 2, 3, 4, VADA PARTLGW Vada concentrated on the commercial course. She had a sparkling diamond on her finger and a sparkle in her eye. Beta Club 3,43 Junior Arrow Staff Ig F.H. A, 3, 4, Spectrum 4g Library Staff I , 2, 3,45 Office Helper 4g Girl's State 3. DICK PINKSTON Pearly , vocational student, was one of the first guys in the Class of 53 to hand out a diamond, Lucky girl, to get such a good-looking boy as Dick. Football I,2, 3, Bas- ketball zg D.O. Club 4. JAMES PIRTLE Jim was on the academic course whiic he played with movie machines and spot lights. Hi-Y I,2,3,4, Projec- tionist's Club I,2, 3,4g Beta Club 3,43 Camera Club I,2, Spanish Club 3g Speech Club 4g Junior Class Play, 5l'E Mrlll.-KN 5uzzy has bircn .in acrixt' int-mber of tht' llririiioiiettt-s for four years. A loyal duiiiocrrii, hi-r arguincnrs with Georgi- forced her to cliritigc govurnriiuiit seats, Chorus I,2, 3,4g Minstrel I, 2, 3,45 Hrirmoncttt-s I,2, 3, 43 Beta Club 3, 4g IL, A,A. Ig Junior Cflgtss Play, Drum Corps I,2, 35 Booster Club 2, 3,4g K,B. Smith awardgClriss Ufficer IgCanIata I,2, 3, 4. GAII. MATTOX Gail, on the vocational course, was famous for his 4-ll calves. D.O. Club 4: Football Ig Chorus 2, 3, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Spanish 3,4g Minstrel I,2, THOMAS MORRISON Tom, another quit-t person, was on the coinrnertmil course, What a reliefto have a few people like Tom aroundl Chorus I,2, Minstrel I,2g Cantata 1,23 D.O, 4. 3 '-an 49 IANL l'l7Wl.l.l, Jann- , an t'xccllt'iit studcnt tilt tht- .it :idtqiiiiv noursc, ils t tool-t honors in playing thc piano .ind tis thc littta Cluh ,wt-ttlttiit, lit-ta C,l,ib 3,4, Iri-lli-H l,2, 5,4, Lgiiinlra f,llllU 4, 5.1, ll-utstcr Club 2, 5, lluttiioiicttt-s Qtiiaiiistj 1,23 Junior tttnn staff 2, .Xrtow Staff 4, Llinsttt-I l,.'1,3,4, Cantata I, 2,5,,l,!Il1Ul'lis l,2,3,4:l'l'A 5,,lut.1orClasslfl.iyl4.li, 5it.ith Myittl. NANCY RAINS lin , on thc acadcitiic vourst-, types away on tlic Sl'lg4I'l'RllM. llur willingness and co-opcration have niadu livt pi popular iiicinlvct of thc Clziss ol' '55, Spvvtrutn 4, 5tn- dt-nt C,ouncil 3.4, Yxlinstrcl 3,4g llrnni Corps I,2,3,Cl1lu'us , g ltr-Ili-YI,2, , ,lit-ostctfjluhz, ,Cantata , , 34 54 3 34 IDONSJA Rlilll 'llonri limi , on ri homt' t-mitioiiiivs tnnrsc, will hc rc- iiicnihurt-d lor liur pretty clothcs, CAA l,2, lfllA 3. Wll.l,lf'xM ROl5lfR'l'50N KNLYI' l'lC'l'l'RlllJj Bill , out handsome left cud, will tiuvcrforgctthc dis tus- n-ns in ,govt-rntncnt class. llc w:.sn't sucn :tt school much xlillt lit wits on the vocational Coutsc. Baseball I , 2, 3, Chorus l,f'.1llI4lI.l lgClasSUfflCCl'Ig lfootlvall I,2,4. 'N v' U.: . .- y' .K SElllllllS .Nt BEVERLY SAVAGE Burn proudly hailed from Calzirnt-ntlligli Srlmolhzirshc lcaruud to lou- s.ll,5, too, A capable coriitnctuc studcnt, wc-'rc glad she tnovcd hack to Szilhxai., Calurnct lligh School I,2,l3.iI1d .1,gClior.:s 4, Tri-lit-Y 4, Bcta Club 4, Min- strel 4, Booster Clib 3, DANNY SCU'l l' Chappy was thc hit of the '52 tninstrclwith his imita- tion ofAl lolson's MAMNIY, llc thrillud us clt-ar down to our toes and wc are sorry that it took us so long to discover Danny, On thc academic chorus, hc took part in Chorus 3, 4, Proicctronist Club 2, 5,4 Hi-Y 2, 3,43 Junior Class Play, Minstrel 2, Cantata 3,4. HAROLD SETTLES Chiggcr was certainly littlc but dynamite comes in small packages. llc was loads offnn and followcdthc Shop course. JUNE STAUCUP junio , on the commercial course, was our popular student council president and did thc hast Charleston in thc class. Chorus 2,3gC3lT1Cl'a Club lp G, .-X, A, I, Spanish Club I,2, Student Council l,2, 3,45 Visual Education 1.2, Boo- ster Club 2.5, Minstrel 3,4, Queen Attendant 2, Student Council Convention l,2. SEHIURS RICHARD WALLS Root followed the academic course. He would have been good advertising material for Beauty-Rest mattresses, Remember those third period naps he took? Football 15 Bas- ketball 1, 25 Baseball 1,25 Track 15 S winner 25 Chorus lg Hi-Y1,25 D. O. Club 2, 35 Office Helper 15Visual Education lg Spanish Club 2, 35 Camera Club 2. THOMAS WERNZ. Squirrelly came byhis nickname honestly. He loved to hunt and was one of the best in S,H.S, How big did you say that Coon was, Tom'?? The academic course was his choice, Junior Arrow staff 1,25 Arrow Staff 3,45 Golf 2,3,45 S win- ner 3, 45 Hi-Y l,2, 3, 45 Student Manager Ig Junior Class Playg Projectionist's Club 1, 2, 3,45 Chorus 3, 45 Cantata 3,4. RANELL WIBLE Nellie Faye was the clown of the Class of '53, She will long be remembered for her imitations and antics. On the commercial course, she took part in various activities, Chorus I,2,3,45 Beta Club 3,45 Spectrum 45 Junior Class Play, Booster Club 3,45 Drum Corps1,2, 35 Minstrel 1,2, 3,45 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Cantata I, 2, 3, 4. MICKEY WILSON Mickey was another one of our more quiet boys. We sometimes wondered though, if he wasn't training for the 5oo the way he drove that Ford. Mick hada girl and there- fore didn't need much of anything else in the way of activi- ties. He followed the vocational course. BARBARA STULTZ Barb finished school on the commercialconrse and pa- tiently waited for those wedding bells to ring, She was very quiet but all of us liked her sweet personality. G.A, A, 1,25 Officer Helper 1,25 F.l-l,A, 2, 35 G.A,A, Play Day. NANCY SUE TAYLOR Nancy's sweet face and voice make hera inost attractive member of the class of '53 despite her shyness. On the com- mercial course, she also writes the gossip column for the SPRECTRUM. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Beta Club 3, 45 Spectrum 45 Junior Class Play, Booster Club 3,45 Harmonettes 3,45 Min- strel l,2,3,4gGi1'l'S State 35 Cantata 1,2,3,4. ROBERT TEMPLETON Scotch was a lone wolf his senior year, His straight and narrow path was the academic course, Football 1,25 Basketball Ig Track Ig Chorus 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club 2, 35 Junior Play, Minstrel 4, Cantata 2, 3. - 1 ,i 'f 4, -'ff 9' Su tvan Iudtana Dear Roma M I I973 Thanks for your lcttcr Stncc you ltvc tn Texas I never get to see you It doesn t stem poss tble that your son wtll cnter S M U ncxt Septcntbcr Do you rtaltzc tt s been twenty years stnce wc graduated from htgh school'7 You mtssed a swcll t lass reunron yesterday Most of thc tlass wert batk and told about thetr jobs some of whtch arc qutte unusual Do you remember where the poor farm used to bc'7 Ranell Wtblc and Nancy Taylor run a pro fttable old matds homc thcre now Gatl Matrox ts tltctr hcad foreman Marlene Grtmes was at the reuntort wtth Janc Powell Marlene rccently gave a concert tn Terre Haute wtth lane atthe ptano just thts stdc of Terrt Haute there ts a large horsc ranch owned by Shtrlcy and Sharon Oh yes the ctrcus wtll be tn Tcrrt Haute next week Barbara Bonham ts the star act wtth her tratned monkeys Durtttg the wtutcr tttnc she restdes tn Flortda and helps Ruth Godfrey tn a pet school Dtane wasn t at thc reunron but the last I d heard she and Ralph were tn Caltfornta for hrs health John Ltbkc sure ts a good prcstdenttsn t he'? Washtngton soctety ts crazy about Bevera as Ftrst Lady also John rccently appotntcd Tom Wernz to go to Alaska as an explorer Tom met Danny Scott whrle hc was there Danny ts a teacher tn an Esktmo love maktng school Wasn t tt too bad about Tom Gallagher I knew they d ftnally catch htm tf he kept robbtng banks Dtck Duncan dtd a ntce Job as undertaker for htm June Tom s wtfe wtll have a steady tncome from her book How to Spoon however Dtd you see Leon Huff on televtston last ntght from Madtson Square Garden'? When ht s not ftghttng he ts dattng the famous model Kay Lewcllyu Theyalways go to Bev Gallagher s restau found the Hopeless Dramond Bev Savage flew tn from Caltfornta to attend thc reunron She and Vada Partlow are the heads of vacatton resorts tn Caltfornta Spatn and Alaska respecttvely They report that Nancy Chap man has made a fortune tn the movtes wtth her votce and ts now marrted to Gary Crosby Many boys at the reuntonl hadn t seen stnce wc. graduated Harold Settles owns Ktddte Land at Vtncennes Btll Robertson ts the coach at U C L A By the way dtd you know that Phtl and Gordon are thc heads of Phtldon Locks Inc 9 They always ltked to put locks on backwards on the lockers The Graves twtns manufacture twtn baby buggtes and have qutte a fortune stowed away Art Tobey ts bald and wetghs 250 pounds He owns hotels all over the world ,Itm Ptrtle has changed about as much He ts an otl well tvcoon and he pays mtlltons tn taxes Have you heard that greatpubltc speaker Bob Arnett'7 He wasrt t atthe reunton but hts coustn Jerry who replaced John L Itewts told me about htm Those were the onlv boys at the reunron but I found our about the rest of them D ck Walls Eugene Krause Mtckey Wtlson Lloyd Lay and Stephen Htatt are the famous TV qutntet The Four Drops and a Drtp John Carrtco also has a band and a weekly TV program entttle Carrtto Blows The mustc for hts band ts usually wrttten by George Broshears wtth words by Bob Templeton George Crooks ts tn the movtes He played oppostte Barbara Burk tn hts last ptcture Indtana Idtots The ptcture was wrtrten by Carolyn Moss and produced by Jtm LaFoll ctte wtth costumtng by Donna Retd Kenny Ktmmell ts the prestdent of an tnternattonal atrltne Hts head stewardess ts Nancy Ratns On one of thetr recent fltghts they brought back Dtck Ptnkston and Tom Morrtson who had Justcltmbedthe Htmalaya Mountatns Bob Johnson accompanted them as photographer and pub ltctty manager Sue Booker was also tn Indra as a newspaper correspondent Ioltne McVtcker ts the head of Sue s syndtcate and has her headquarters tn New York Joltne ts part of the upper crust there Bar bara Burnett ts part of the upper crust too but tn a dtfferent way She owns a huge bakery and spectaltzes tn Burnett s Banana Bread Sue Mahan and Betsy never marrted Betsy ts the prtn ctpal of a prtvate gtrls school tn Ittdtanapolts where Sue teaches Lattn Well Roma I ll close now as I must catch a plane to go to Chtcago where I m to Lecture on my book How toCatch a Man Wtthout a Rope I ll wrtte you more from there So long for now Your classmate Doddte L Q Q. .. 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Z , E , I Q - ' I ' I l It Il w I p Ja , A I I u 4 , - I 1 ,I - CLHSSIFIED 1 x.. 1.. v A . 'L , .4 r 4 V S 4 ' ,1 R , .gifs .' .','Akf' 3 135' fl E5 ' f1'- J 71 vp: Ai. lv . 3' f 5, F' LMT yi .Q ' 1 .,:' A ?. X L V V, 1 ,- , fp .af BEST DRESSED Bevercl Boyle Arthur Tobey CLASS CLOWNS Borborcn Bonham Harold Settles X CELEBRITIES INTELLECTURAL GIANTS Jane Powell Kennefln Kurnmell MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Jolnne McVucker Duck Duncan HTTEHDHHTS Norma Fisher F. dr-lf' D fone Rusk Bevera Boyle, love ly Senior queen of our Home- coming game, was attended by Diane Rusk, a iuniorg Shirley Exline, a sophomore, and Norma Fisher, a freshman. The annual Bronze Helmet Game between Sullivan and Clinton, sponsored by the Student Council, was played on Sportland Field on October 17 this year. After plcyinga good game, the team lost by a score of I8-l 3. Bright spot of the evening was the crowning of the queen by George Crooks. 19 l I Q Shirley Exline -A ' HIGHLIGHTS-H e-- , r'W5 f f,5' ii 1454 THE PHUIH xx flUm- 4,3 in L rr D R UUHIHIEHCEIHEHV- ,fl Q, f I X f Y Oh H ppy Day S if Q L 1 rNghtottheY Pomp d C I A zo 1 , 0: rh- f .oi A' gl A fx- 1 ' i v fx ks- U IS HE IIE---, THE!! SHU New Year's Eve--The SL-more have the-lr usual quict' get rogerhcrl The Prom--A might to remember This is work??'7 You'l1be sorry, Nancxll 4 This Illlylll bc govcrumcut ciaxs, 'W- Four future Scmorsl Q Tllli 15 rcallx' scrroub bll:1IlL'55l l. A h WISUELLHHU ,. 0 ,f', A good plavu to lcaru what's going on Lu S.H.S. Lunch hour--a time to relax, talk quietly and study--maybe we should have tried Part of the Scuior skit. that-huh? nr I OFFICERS Dick Pinkston .... president Dick Wolls . . . vice-president Shirley Alumbough ..... . . . . . .Secretory-treasurer Leon Huff . sergeant-ct-cirms The Diversified Occupations C l ub I sponsored by Mr. Show, meets daily in the Trode School Building. The members work D. U. CLUB ot their jobs during port of the school day ondofter school. They receive credits for lil the work which they do. Also the members leorn by octuol experience through this on- the-iob training. The highlight of the yeor is the dinner which the D.O. members give for their employers. W lvl Dick Walls learns llic fundamentals of grocery hnsizt- css by W'Dl'l'4lIlg at Branstcrrers Grocery, Sharon Alnrnhangli, Mr, 5lmw's ufflcrcftt helper, dx -crrclerial chores in tllc Had: hinldnng, President Dick Pinksron works for Mr, brew' s at Ben Franklin Store. Lloyd Lay, looking wry lllglllSTl'1OllS ipli XL the A 84 P. . 1 ' I 52: 1 Q? ff 2 Q vy- ,JI Hu.. QA ve 1 , 1 xx r' X XX X X verly Tclyl U nr nie rvin SULLIVHH HI V lyF W S C H U U L B H H U SHS Band salutes the Horrecommg Queenl I I y Q .,..! UU- . 1 hifi The Sullivan High School Band, directed by Mr. Wilfred Perigo, is a successful musical organization of which the school is very proud. During the football season the clever formations of the marching band never fail to thrill the fans. The rousing music presented the band during the basketball games increases the spirit of both team and spectators. Highlights of the school year include a massed band program at the County Music Festival and programs at the spring Concert and Commencement. 25 BETH CLUB IANIE OFFICERS Jane Powell ..... president Clint Duncan . . vice-president Nancy Taylor .... secretary Barbara Bedwell . . treasurer The Beta Club is aservice organization in the school. Its members should represent three fundamental qualities --scholarship, leadership, and character--so that the club may better serve and lead the school. Our Club owns a popcorn machine, and its members may be seen busily popping and selling corn at most football and basketball games. This year the club is helping to pay For the new concession stand on the foot- ball field, since each year it plans to aid the school in some way. The Sullivan High School Beta Club endeavors to live up to its purpose--to become a valuable service organization in the school. Sponsors were Miss Nowlin and Mr. Asbury. Beta Club members working in the new Concession stand. Always popping, popping, popping popcorn, Barb knows where the Beta Club money goes. llll-HI-U A 7'SiBI'W'k ' . - OFFICERS The new members gathered on the stage after the Joline MCVlCl48f . . . president induction ceremony have their pictures snapped, Judy Weir . . . vice-president - Ranell Wible. . . . secretary Bevera Boyle . . treasurer .TOLINE After the initiation a tea was held for the new members The purpose of the Tri-Hi-Y Club is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character. The Club participates in several acti- vities. The members have given programs over the public address during the Christ- mas and Easter seasons. This year the Tri- Hi-Y is especial ly proud ofthe new conces- sion stand which it has helped to build. The Tri-Hi-Y will be host for the annual district conference held this spring in Sullivan. The sponsors for this club are Miss Rei- rners and Miss Wright. 1 I ? I I L HI-U The Hi-Y is affiliated with a national organization, the YMCA. The club stresses clean speech, clean sports, clean scholarship, and clean living. The organization is very active during the entire school year. During football season the members worked in the new concession stand which they helped to finance . They have also participated in pre-Christmas and pre- Easter programs which were given over the public address system. ln the spring they played host to the district Hi- Y and Tri-Hi-Y Conference which was held in Sullivan High School. i A definite school asset, the group is sponsored by Mr. Fisher. Counting the loot after a successful sale of concessions is this group of Hi-Y members. Cecil Alumbaugh monopolizes the cash, while Jim Crooks, Jim Pixtle, ana Danny Frew are interested by-standers. 'l J 4-- 28 OFFICERS Gordon Humble . . . president Tom Coulson . . vice-president Tom Campbell . . . secretary Clint Duncan . . treasurer FUTURE HlllllEllIHliEllS ill Hlllilllllll The Sullivan High School Future Homemakers of America is a part of anational organization. Any student in high school, who has taken a home economics course either in junior or senior high, is eligiblefor membership. The aim of the club is to make the lives of America's future families more pleasant by teaching high school students better homemaking methods. This year the club held a very impressive initiation ceremony. One of the club's protects has been to plan, prepare, and serve dinners for several local organizations. The main profect of i953 has been in the planning of various types of recreation . Miss Stull is the faculty sponsor. OFFICERS Chloe Griggs .... president Mary Shake . . . vice-president Betty Golish. , . , secretary Roma Hampton . . . treasurer Vada Partlow, Mary Shake, Betty Golish, Norma Milam, Barbara Stultz, Chloe Griggs, and Janet Wright inducted new members in a candlelight ceremony, CHLOE .away f, O5 CO wx Ar 'av su- 'Z C0 The Boosters Block was started this year under the guidance of the B U U S -In E R S Student Council in the absence ofthe usual Boosters Club. The Block was active in the Wabash Valley Tourney and the State Sectional . The Boosters Block, setting an example of school spirit and co-operation, Bl-UUH definitely lived up to its name. Dick Duncan ...... President Tom Gallagher. . . . Vice-president Gary Vandergriff . .Secretary-treasurer S ClUB The S Men'sClub, sponsored by Mr. Jones, Mr. Long- fel low, and Mr. Jarrett, is mode up ofthe athletes of Sullivan High. To qualify for membership each boy must have been awarded an S for participating in the school athletic pro- gram. The purposes of the club are to promote sportsmanship, to improve school spirit, and to sponsor the athletic program Dick of the school. ' ' -Qs-,X J --9 lsr 5 - -Z4 Cheerleaders Bev Boyle Earl McMu llen and Ann Boyle have worked dlllgently this year un producung an en fhuslashc roofing sechon They have used snappy yells to keep the boosters exclfed and yellmg hard during all block planned and managed by the cheerleaders was bug success A group of loyal fans boost the Arrows at the Armrsttce Day football game STUDENT WHHHGEHS The unsung heroes of all our hugh school ball games fhe student managers are Jack Organ and Abe Elembaugh These boys fake care of the equipment referee scrlmmages and keep records durung the games They act as helpers for the coaches by doing the exfra 'obs and by belng gen erally useful mmmMlHEERlEHDEETmMwH N At a downtown pep sessron Butch Arnold tosses some Pep tothe boosters 31 I I I I , I . . . . ' 2 u , - ' l r' f 0 I I . the ball games. The yellmg I I ' ll! 9 ' L , U . B an sv . I g, K - ., up HELPEHS Thus group under the durectuon of Mrs l H Medsker collects attendance slups works on attendance records answers the phone and deluvers messages Thus work us good experuence For the gurls Offuce assustants thus year were Duane Alsop Vada Partlow Sally Bullman Gaul Harmon and Carolyn Moss Carolyn Moss capable of f1CC helper uschecklng attendance records Gall Harmon smrles as she collects Mr Merders at B R H R g tendance slrp SSlSlHHlS The Lubrary Assustants us agroup of gurls who are learnung the fundamentals of lub rary techmque by helpung one peruod each day un the lubrary Takung attendance checkung out books and puttu ng books back on the shelves are a few of theur many lobs The members of thus group are Sandra Bronnenberg Delores Benefuel Ruth God frey Louanna Stanfueld Gaul Harmon .losephune Partlow and Vada Partlow Muss Reumers and Mrs Snsson sponsor the group Louanna Stanfueld fulls out the llbrary attendance slup Ruth Godfrey c h e c k s out books un the lubrary furst peruod Sandy Bronne nberg arranges an attractrve desrgn on the bulletm board 32 Vada Partlow takes sence slups wuth the ease of an expert I ' KZ, 1 1 A h I I ' ' Il ll ' I I . . 4 I I , , . lx P I R y up ab- , , L . I i . , ..., u r I 1 ' I I I , . I o - 61 -.uw nu' 7 OFFICERS June Sfolcup .... president Gary Vcndergriff . vice-president Judy Weir . . . . secretory Beverly Toylor . . treasurer SIUUEUI CUUUCII OFFICERS Joline McVicker . president Bcrboro Bedwell .... . . . . . .vice-president Sally Billmon . . secretory Jane Powell . freosurer The gang works hard at one of The Student Council consists of the governing body and the advisory board. The governing body is elected by the students and the advisory board is elected by members of the individual clubs. The Council sponsored the Boosters Block this year. A very successfull-lomecoming Game was planned and carried out underthe sponsorship of Mr. Asbury and Mr. Laughlin, June Stalcup, president End of a weary day in the Bookstore CHWERH CLUB The purposes of the Camera Club are to further an interest in photography and to give th e school a permanent record of school events, Members learn how ro develop film, print pictures, enlarge pictures, and use the school camera, The club sold holly and sta- tionery, Miss l-linkle sponsors the club. Joline McVicker, president the monthly meetings. PHUJEUTIUHIST Thus club sponsored by Mr Flsher handles the showing of classroom movues sets up the public address system for audltorlum programs and keeps the bulletin board lnfront of the lubrary up to date Lnghtung effects for the class plays munstrel and all band and choral programs are accompllshecl through thus department A recent addutuon us the Arr Brush It was used an makung posters for the Booster s Block the tourneys, and to ad vertrse school events 34 B1l11e surrounded by mterested observers lS one of the g1rls responslble for the good posters we ve seen thls year They look lmportant don t they? Tom can hterally put you on the spot I CLUB SPECTRUM The pectrum Staff edlts the weekly school paper a mlmeographecl sheet Doddue Johnson wrutes the news of the varuous clubs and keeps SHS up to oate on all actlvltues .lack Organ summarizes and comments on the different sports durung the school year He also keeps the students mformed on Bug League Baseball and other sports events All feature Items and the latest gossip are written by Nancy Taylor Judy Bell adds the artrstuc touch wnth her drawlngs Rcnell Wlble and Nancy Rams handle the typung chores for the Spectrum and Vada JUHIUH HHHUW STHFT 04,5 The members of the Jumor Arrow Staff attempt to prove by their unterest and effort their desure to later become members of the Arrow staff Sponsored by Tom Wernz these underclassmen solncat ads for the Arrow 35 STHFF f Q Q g 1 J-v l. l -1 S-n-n . I . ' . Partlow does the mlmeographing. I . I l l U I an f 4 if .d it s . - -f - s r H T 1 J T T' f l ,Q The Harmonettes this year were Mar- lene Grimes, Eva Metcalf Judy Ford, Nancy Chapman, Nancy Taylor, and Sue Mahan, Margo Adams accompanied them. The girls sang at many localclub meetings, Congratulations, Harmonettes on your first in the state contestl SUlllVl-lll THE 1952 t s fi US QHOR vr1eSYWlAN They Go Wild, Simply Wild Over Me was the right song for Satchmo because everyone did Just thatwhenthey heard him. Tom Campbell, successful interlocutor for the second straight year, appears in the background, The Chorus consists of o boys' glee club, a girls'glee club ando mixed choir. This group participated in the County Fes- tivol, District Festival, State Choral Pro- gram, Spring Festival, Cantana, and Bac- calaureote. The usual top-notch perfor- mance was given at the Fourth Annual Minstrel. Pianists this year were Jane SCHUUL MINSTPEL Powell, Margo Adams. Freshman Pianists were Sandra Powden Ginny Giles. Harry C. Jarrett, vice-president ofthe Indiana State Choral Festival Association, directs the three high school choruses, the three freshman choruses , the two iunior high choruses, and the Harnnonettes. . 4 Dismal lets lo 'se with There'll Be some Changes Made , Endmen for the show were Dan MeVicker, Jim Wheeler, Bob Templeton, lack May- field, Kenny Kimmell, andjoe Eslinger, CHUHUS HIGH SCHOOL CH ORUS Danny Scott, popular Mammy singer , scored a big hit with the audiences, Other soloists were Delmus Tryon, Nancy Taylor, Gary Vander- griff, Judy Ford, Ann Young, Marlene Grimes, Nancy Chap- man, and Diane Rusk, The com- bined efforts of the chorus, in- terlocutor, end men, soloists, pianist, and Mr, Jarrett made N. this year's minstrel the best ever l fp MCL JUHIUH CLHSS PLHU This is Klie behind-the scenes work that added so much to the play, Our of that door go Spanish senoriras, cruel professors, and wfry convincing Indiansl THE EYES OF TLALOCH CAST: Amanda Simplcins-Jane Myers Ezra Simpkins-Tom Coulson Pudge Rogers-Richard Grubaugln The Professor-Douglas Craighead Tommy Tinker-Jim Clark Nancy Howe-Myrna Sluder Virginia Lee Byrd-Margo Adams Pat Gillis-Judith Bell Nawa-Bill Rambis Salvador Del Santos-Gerry Treadway Pepita Del Santos-Ann Young A Rancher-Jack Chambers Directed by Mary Jane Derr Student Director-Eva Metcalf Prompters-Kay Prose, Eva Metcalf All hands ---- I P e p it a and Professor struggle over a knife. She means busin- essl Lurking in the background are Nawa and his god, Tlaloc. Tommy says goodnight ro Nancy. i r l The Speech Club, under the direction ofMiss Nowlin, had enthusiastic members this year. The purposes of the club are to promote skill in speech, give awide know- ledge of parliamentary procedure, and create a general inte rest in literature. Highlights of the year are telling stories to the grade school children, presenting the one-oct plays, and giving semester end speeches. n I S An old hand at this, Art proves a point, THE CURSE OF AN ACHING HEART A Melodrama Beverly Gallagher, Melody Lane, the beautiful heroine Art Toby, Lucius Goodenough, the hero to the rescue Jim Pirtle, Windermere Hightower, the conniving villain Danny Scott, Hiram Abernathy, the henpecked husband Barbara Burk, Sarah Abernathy, the domineering wife Bevera Boyle, Aurelia Abernathy, their pretty, genteel daughter Nancy Chapman, Redwing, a wise Indian maid Marlene Grimes, Battle Axe Annie, the vociferous sheriff Ranell Wible, Nellie Blythe, a gossiping busybody Kay Llewellyn, Muriel Atkins, a city gal with the answers Jim LaEollette, Aloysius Abernathy, an unexpected arrival DIRECTED BY MISS MABEL NOWLIN SUCHTU FUR lHE PHESERVHTIUH HHU EHCUURHBEMiHl Ui EH6llSH UUHVEHSHTIUH HEHCEFURTH Qa- I l ALKLH Wonder if she's scared? Relax Tomi You're doing a good SEHIUH lIlllSS PLHU OHPIC Elxb Donna mrulrz Lors sludtr sandra Bronnt nberss Delorrs Bentf tl Donna blnnmr l rt sldLllI Vrtt presrtltnt bLCl1Iify VH lsllfgr lxuss reporttr The brrl -Xrhl tr X:sOLl.1IlOll rs sponsortd h Nlr Gross These bl la meet regularly to parrrtr rt rn basket 1 wollexba and numerous ketball and volleyball tournaments betvmtn tht freshmen sophomores Junrors and stnrors GAA not only fnthtrs rnttrest rn sports but also rn sport rnanshrp 582m .5 s M, MY 6' to be havmi mn and Sang' 'mlm g group o lu OFFIC,l:Rb Bewera Boy le Presldent Barbara Bedwell Vrce presrdent Kay Prose beeretary Jane Myers Treasurer Doddre Johnson Parlramentarran The Future Teachers of Amerrca rs to promote rnterest rn reachrng and to grve practrcal experrence to anyone who IS rnterested rn becomrng a teacher Stu dents ln the club partrcrpated rn student Observatxon and Teachlng Day They also grade papers for teachers The club works on a merrr system For each hour spent rn actual classroom work one ment rs earned Mr Myers sponsors the FTA Bev Boyle f-FT A er S al lfllllguon Presrdent 40 Gu H: Hn ' 4 I N f n nl 0 u c n 3 5-1 ' . 5 '- -. - , .. ,- . I k ' s -- V . , . ' g , '4 5 A C 'C A. -. ,', ' 's- - y y 1 A . - -.. ,,v'f- s . V - - v- f pa f brll, ' ll, 4 ' r I other sports, This year the clubsponsorcd the bas- J. ' I Fl Tl HI -3 X' ' . . . . . . '4 , 4 ' . . . . . ' A' . . . . 1 . I, X I . .I 4 3 . . U . ,, 7 . . . . - l ' A ' V v . L. 5 14, 1-' -' F? C. E. FISHER President , . X ,A I' vu y if L. V ' A HARRY C, GILMORE Mr. Gilmore, our principal, has spent 3I years faithfully serv ing SHS and this community. l .14 all BUHBD UF EUUCHTIUH Vt. ax is WENDELL TENNIS I. H. CROWDER Treasurer Secietary PHIL N. ESKEW This is Mr. Eskew's second year as Superin- tendent ofthe Sullivan City Schools. His friend- liness and good sense of humor make him well- liked by all students and teachers. MARY TEMPLETON Mrs. Templeton is Mr, Eskew's capable secretary. KPN x'-s - IQ' - Mr. Asbury, vice-principal, dean of boys, and teacher of social I I ii studies, is always ready to give a helping hand wherever he can be ALICE MEDSKER of any service. Mrs. Medsker works in the prin- cipal's office as Mr. Gilmore's effi- PAUL ASBURY cient secretary. FHCULTU DALE C, BILLMAN Director of Guidance, Chemistry, General Business. BEULAH CHAPPELLE Junior High English MARY JANE DERR Spanish, Junior English PERLE FISHER GeneralScience, Biology, Director of Visual Education. ELLEN GROSS Physical Education RUTH HINKLE Junior High Science, Junior High Mathe- matics, General Mathematics HARRY C, JARRETT Junior High Literature, Junior High Music, Chorus, WILLIAM JONES Junior High History, Physical Education JOHN LONGFELLOW Junior High Mathematics, Physical Educa- tion FRANK LAUGHLIN Social Studies, Economics, Sociology DONALD LYNCH IndustrialArts, Mechanical Drawing, General Shop HAROLD A. MAR'I'IN Building Trades, Machine Shop ug ? , 1-f G: lifes IX . b funn . f .fs v- ga ,ana- st I ,I Qs , E- ' 1 X FHCUHU KENNETH MERDER Freshman English, Sophomore English BURL E. MYERS Algebra, Geometry, Physics MYRTILLA NASH Junior High English MABEL NOWLIN Dean of Girls, latin, Senior WILFRED E, PERIGO Band, Instrumental Music CLOTIL REIMERS Librarian CARL SHAW Director of Diversified Occupations Indust rial Arts, General Shop FAY SISSON Librarian MONA STULL Home Economics DEWEY C . WEIR as Junior High Mathematics, Junior High History 4 DONALD WOOD lth and Safety ,x Hea ,T MARY A, WRIGHT Typing Shorthand, Bookkeeping I ff, N fzi ,. W5 ' i ' ' wk JUHIUH Q' 'P ufflctns ' 5 Presrdent Vuce Presudenf Jim Clark Secretary Treasurer Sally Bnllman Duane Rusk Margo Adams C LASS SPONSORS Mr Asbury and Mrss Derr JUMORS CAN REMEMBER WHEN Don Spoonmore got a new defrmtton for a froe 'P the Home EC class rccctvcd the frustrated Geometry students'7 the ktds were all sporttng thetr new class rtngs'P the members of the class play found out what real work was? Colleen reformed and studted only half the n1ght'7 Janet Wrlkey had a hepped up slumber party and Judy Wetr and Sally Btllman followed sun everyone was lookrng forward to our class frrst prom? to our great amazement Judy Bell cut her harr tnto Mamte bangs' the mtnstrel starred our outstandtng mustcal talent'7 Judy Wetr resolved never to be late agaln and started lostng thrngs xnstead Ilene stayed under the sun lamp too long'? Becky Kellams had the ftre tn her locker? we followed the fad trend wtth some of the CIAZICSI tdeas tn school? Jtm Wheeler almost got to sktp geometry for the rest of the year Kay Prose was showtng off her sparklrng left hand'7 we were so proud of our contrrbuttons to the school s sportso Nancy Lewellyn trred out the C-raysvrlle boys'7 Bev Flynn and Jtm Hams not only went steady but also broke up steady Jane Myers found her hrdden talent whrle stn rn Showers of Blessrngs 9 Jtm Clark drd such a bang up Job leadrng t e and'7 cruddy and mangy became the favortte words of the Junror gtrls the FTA members became teachers for a mormng foh what a mornrngj Dtane Rusk was our class lovely attendant for Homecomtng Gary Vandergrtff got a job corpse s1tt1ng Ann Young trted out berng a brunette Clrnt Duncan stood up when they played Dtxle because he thought tt was the Nattonal anthem '7 parttctptal prepostttonal gerund and lflflfllIlV8 phrases had us caught tn thetr wtcked clutches'7 Jack Power got rs notch on Mr Myers paddle? Morton and Sally found tt rmpossrble to get along tn Latm class A nr 2 :tithe Latin class had those dreadful daily dates with Julius Caesar?. 1:1 1 E 3 '- --v III ' . 5 v JUHIUHS Billy Joe Alexander Sara Anderson Wayne Anderson Harold Badger Barbara Bedwell Robert Bedwell Judy Bell Delores Benefuel Nancy Brown Sbrrley Brown Sharon Brummeft JoAnn Campbell James Carter Jack Chambers 5 -g 1, ' If 1 J I LD i L6 . Ci Alb lu if . x Qi' ' ,J , 4 . luv' .ai- if Q-5 ju! 9? 3 C? 96 :r 5 Y ' S 3 JUHIURS Phyllis Hopewell Jack Hunt John Irvin Becky Kellams Barbara Ladson Darrell Lewel lyn Linda Lewel lyn Nancy Lewel lyn Jerry McCamrnon Dan McVicker .lack Mayfield Eva Metcalf Jane Ann Myers Ilene Norris i Ralph Padgett Josephine Partlow Harry Pierce David Pierson Linda Pirtle Jackie Power Kay Prose William Rambis Hazel Rouse Mary Shake Gordon Sappenfield Myrna Sluder Paula Smith Donald Spoonmore Louanna Stanfield JUHIUHS JUHIURS Shirley Stiles Leonard Tarrh Gerry Treadway Gary Vandergriff Yvonne Wal lace Judy Weir James Wheeler Jean White William White Janet Willcey Gordon Wolfe Colleen Woodward Rose Wright Ann Young qw- yy er '25, if A n X R J . Q 5 'Gel we ,ve 'lla Nl' gf fl i' A I fi' xi -'f Nr ll V X5 X 3 .M1QfN-I .X It wr?- 4 Wilma Alexander John Amis Larry Arnett Levin Arnett Bill Baker Rachael Barr Paul Baughman Ronald Bennett Lonnie Blevins Nancy Boles Sandra Bronnenberg Charles Burk Sylvia Burnett Kathleen Burns Tom Campbell Peter Carter xg, X.. CLHSS .,,,. J Terry Christie Hugh Clerk Suzanne Crane James Crichfield Jo Ed Davis Fred De Eoor Nancy Drake Larry Easter Mike Eaton Harvey Edwards Abe Elembaugh Elizabeth Eskew -IW' 2' 4 li ff 9-If 'Q- '33 lurk Y' sg-at ll, 1 N y iff 419 '-x 'Q' y T Vt Shirley Exline Judy Ford Billy Frakes Dan Erew Tom Gadberry Larry Griggs Pansy Grimes Jerry Grubaugh Donald Hall Gail Harmon Donald Hawkins Ruth Humble A 'GI u5.,l T7 ,Wt All l. Earl Mc Millen Donald Malone Robert Matousek Norma Milam Kenneth Moss Mabel Patton Donald Pearison Sharon Powell Billie Richardson Shirley Scully Janet Shake Gary Shelton ga G. f l me-J v 0 ,, Y - - Jgj I l n 1 l l if '2-wal ls' Yvs if Q df' , . .B , K gf? Q X . .4 'T ts? NA- SUPHUIHUHE Nancy Irvin Carl Jackson Catherine Keene James Kerlin James Knowles Bruce Lewellyn Leah Kay Lund Richard Mc Clellan Terry Mc Clure Patty Mc Cracken Eddie Mc Donnell Maurice Mc Mahan 'Y 'i AS 1 X 'sf' 9 yi CLHSS if if-'z-fa' Eugene Shepherd Robert Simmers Donna Skinner Lois Sluder .loe Smith Susan Smith Jerry Stalcup Harold Stanbaugh Linda Stanifer Mildred Stevenson Garnetta Stewart Donna Stoltz 'Q 1 rm B4- . 5-nd' 'U I. 5 'EN .. F I3 'i-6. -ui- X VLC! X - Fw 'J WV I' Qi'li,r VE,- X l. v yo fue 1' 3 1 n-:ag 'QC I fo iw if V-so '33 :L-o-,vi 1 s. Beverly Taylor Jaclc Treadway Delmas Tryon Alice Walls Robert Walters Mary Williams Charles Williamson Sue Wolfe Mary Alice Woodard Bailey Woodward Billy Wright Janet Wright xv 4-,Sirk 1 fi N, wif .y 1 , MN' FRESHIHHII CLHSS 'J . c? uw' -4' E an hits:-.- gy F Y 1 BG Mn 'Q Q YL.-0 CLASS OFFICERS Cecil Alurnbaugh . . . President .lack Organ ..... Vice president Diane Valentine . . . Secretary Phillip Morrison . . . Treasurer SPONSORS Mr. Fisher and Miss Stull Cecil Alumbaugh Sandra Anderson Richard Arnett Rose Badger Helen Beard Jerry Bennett Gary Boone Kenneth Boone Larry Boone Ann Boyle Shirley Burnett Hubert Clark Paul Cochran Jae E . Cox Charles Crane Robert Crick Sharon Dean Beverly Decker Barbara Dix John Dodd Phyllis Golish Keith Goodman Barbara Graves Rebecca Haney James Horn Leah Hudson Leon Jewell Donna Johnson Jo Ann Keene Kay Kerlin Judy Killion Hillis Krause Buddy Lang Darrell Lawhorn Jim Liblce James Loudermilk James McCammon David McClellan Shirley McClure Duane Mclnnis Mike Mayfield Alan Medsker Janice Miller Q ... x- -4 , 1 , Gordon Dudley William Eaton Jesse Engle Robert Engle Margaret Faught Norma Fisher Clara Ford Marilyn Gadberry Pat Gallagher Carol Gambill John Gayso Virginia Giles Ay? if ,E k ff is fg .RQ 1' V Wy f 7 59' 'J A N 5s af if ,A is .1 fixf' J .9 can ' If 4. x- .' 1 m I' Ai 'A A fly, 125 f , , , K.- lg' ALI 1 9 S , 1 amiga I -S' A an 'F' . . ., 'K' .Ass 2 ,. News -- . M 'lif- I -S A gtk.. '. r 2 Av. N. 1 s fi' 7' i ' -- M J J :iv f E ,, 9 l iw. 1 D4 f' A FHESHIHHH CLHSS S? lil K ' l All D ' Xia. 1 B . L , r, 52? 1 5 rl Jerry Morgan Phillip Morrison John Nash John Organ Paul Orr Donald Owings Beverly Padgett Beverly Pearison Rebecca Pearison Doris Pearman Gerald Phegley Sandra Powden ,I Q it ff, XB S a ,Fit f- fg like 41 'B J 4' i 'tb '60 Sharon Raves Joe Richard Nancy Robinson James Ringer Janice Rusk Patsy Saucerman Nancy Shake Neil Shaw Jean Sines James Smith James Southwood Barbara Storey Joe Stratton Sandra Street Frances Tarwater Merrill Templeton Carol Tobey Dorothy Tomey Howard Unger Diane Valentine Dennis Walters William Wildin Katherine Wildin Harvey Willis ..,,-,' .AM X TOP PHOTO: Jean Walters, John Alexander, Jackie Cox, Bob Cain, Eugene Brodie, Jim Springer, Wayne Burkeybyle, Maggie Rose Walters, Carol Wilkes, Betty Wolfe, Wl- mer Bell, Dick Boles, Leon Stanifer, Grover Snyder. Carol Jean Turpen, Maxine Badger, Sue Booker, Myrna Bedwell, Glenda Burns, Mary Margaretwillis, Kay Woods, Wilma Burnett, John Coulson, Stanley Boone, John Brown Richard Williamson, John Wilkey, Jane Brown, Nova Carol Cox, Marjorie Brown, Sandra Corbin, MIDDLE PHOTO: Delmus Holdson, Larry Miller, Robert Fischer, George Fisher, Jim Jeffries, Dick Crooks,Ronnie Irvin, Larry Dud- ley. Phillip Frisbie, Jack Dudley, Bob Clark, Ronnie bou- dermild, Darrell LaFollette, Dennis Harmon, Boyd John- son, Donald McMahan, Glenn Knotts. Edgar Hux, Jan Merder, Sue Frew, Cleta Crick, Sue Ford, Patricia Holbert, Barbara Mason, LaDean Gambill, Willa Judah, Patricia Doyle, Arleen Hall, Susan Kirk, Pam LeDune, Nancy Kelsey, Sally Loudermilk, Joann Liv- ingston, Kathleen Keene. LOWER PHOTO: Gene Barr, Paul Pirtle. Bob Richardson, Ted Murray, Marion Padgett, Clyde Owings, Jim Pinkston, Gary Shake, John Ladson, Eddie Wright, Jerry Chubb, Jerry Bake r, James Pearison, Bob Orr, Fred Rouse. Betty Jane Clark, Clara Morgan, Priscilla Shepherd, Mary Lou Smith, Sandra Sanders, Joan Rambis, Sue Shep- herd, Ann Orr, Judy Milam. Myrna Alumbaugh, Frances Tennis, Susan Smith, Suzanne Stratton, Phyllis Pierson, Barbara Payne, K.F. Smith, Gary Sheffler, Eddie Pirtle. CLHSS UF '57 CLASS OFFICERS: Larry Miller ..... president Priscilla Shepherd . .vice-president Sue Frew. . . . secretary Jan Merder . . treasurer CLHSS Ui '58 CLASS OFFICERS: Kenneth Horton ..... president Ann Willis . . vice-president Judith Smith . . . secretary Gerald Sullivan .... treasurer SPONSORS: Mr Weir and Miss Chappelle UPPER PHOTO: Leroy Shannon, Larry Wright, Jack Stewart, Betty Over- ton, Lloyd Pirtle, Betty Sluder, Alberta Rouse, Judy Smith, Bunny Rabbit, Karen Smith, Martha Phegley, Donna White, Richard Schafer, Jerry Sevier, Max Shaw, Howard Willis, Myrna Smith, Jan Usrey, Mary Ann Golish, Ann Willis, Judy Irvin. Mike Raley, Richard Purcell, Jack Wilson, Cecil Ro- mine, Dean Walters, Ned Walters, Gerald Sullivan, Bill Young, Ronnie Robinson, Diane Sines, Janet Pierson, Beverly Powden, Susie Ir- vin, Linda Steirwalt, Diana Skinner, Kathy Stewart, Nancy Robertson, Ruth Anna Sinders, MIDDLE PHOTO: Faytha Lou Cox, Jean Boone, Judy Drake, Sue Cox, Joann Brown, Larry Alsman, Steven Griggs, John Bushel, Larry Engle. Verna Frew, Patty Egan, Peggy Billman, WendellCrea- get, Mike Gallagher, Ralph Gambill, Tom Caton, Bill Burke, Bob Bedwell. Diane Daugherty, Kathryn Craighead, Jerry Bennett, Jimmy Bell, Buddy Fulford, John Ford, Jerry Brown, Larry Cutts, Leon Ravelette, Mary Ann Phillips, Sharon Lowe, Sue Collins, Mary Ann Lang, Shirley Ladson, Donald Kellams, Louise Arnett, Shirley Arnett, Jane Adams. LOWER PHOTO: Sylvia Weisbecker, Mary Nell Morrison, Nancy Moss, Marilyn Metcalf, Kenneth Horton, David Holmes, Bob Hil- gediek, Gary Wesner. John Hayes, Carol May, Rosemary Golish, Patty Hoes- man, Jim Stevenson, Jim Hunt, John Keene, Wesley Han- sens, Frank Hamilton, Kristie Johnson, Mima Van Sant, Patty Huff, Carolyn Kimmell, Bill Jones, Phillip Grayam, Bill Goodman. Jim Neaderhiser, Donald Krause, Betsy Jones, Ruby- Livingston, Linda Hays, Margaret Hansens, Wilma Fry, Marjorie Grimes, Carolyn Graves. JUHIUH HIGH HCTIVITIES i JUHIUR HLU Qgg JUHIUH i THLHI XL 1 5x f fx HlHlEllU CUHCHIHG SlHll JOHN LONGFELLOW He ad Basketball Coach ugh. DONALD WOOD BILL JONES Head BasketballCoach, Head Football Assistant Football Coach Coach, Assistant Basket ball Coach HARRY JARRETT Head Track Coach ,- Assistant FootballCoach PER'-E FISHER ' in ' Head Golf Coach it if ,325 us., .3 - , s. The coaches of Sullivan High deserve our heartiest pat on the back. An unusually capable group of men, They work hard to make our athletic department successful . The Athletic Board determines the athletic policies of the school. 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Q nb, 'A-P P-J JACK MAYFIELD Junior Forward DANNY MC VICKER Iunior Guard MORT GRAYAM Junior Guard Y EJ Ishii 4-i A , Mi sf f fd 13 3CJ 3 45 I 35 VHRSHU FIRS T ROW: Danny McVicker, Mort Grayam, SECOND ROW: Gary Vandergriff, Dick Duncan, Kenny Kimmell, Leon Huff, Jack Hunt. THIRD ROW: Coach John Longfellow, Assistant Coach Don Wood, Harry Pierce, Bob Arnett, Jack May- field, Joe Weisner, Student Manager Abe Eleni- baugh. JUHWR VHRSHU FIRST ROW: Bob Simmers, Pete Carter, Don Ma- lone, Terry McClure, Buddy Lang, Student Man- ager Jack Organ. SECOND ROW: Leven Arnett, Tom Campbell, Jim McCammon, Merrill Tem- pleton, Bob Crick, Mike Mayfield. FHESHWEH FIRST ROW: Jim Loudermilk, Pat Gallagher Allan Medsker, Jim Ringer, Paul Cochran. SE COND ROW: Joe Stratton, Joe Cox, Keith Good man, Howard Unger, Student Manager, Jack Organ. Pug Pls nfmas TUP G HHHHU f f '96' y 1905! 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Pictured above are some of the participants of baseball, track, and golf .... It feels great to be out on the green again .... Harry Pierce goes into his energetic windup. . . . Terry McClure is about to take off , maybe for a hundred-yard dash, huh Terry? .... Tom Campbell wears a determined look as he gets set to clear the hurdles .... Kenny Kimmell takes time out for relaxation between events .... Fly Chaser , Phil Lawson, slides in for a homer .... Gerry Treadway seems ready to float through the air in a pole vault .... The golf team and instructor, Mr. Fisher, pause for a look at the birdie with pro, Homer Matthews .... Jerry Grubaugh, seems to be wandering from the fareway to retrieve a ball. Careful, there Jerry ..... N DHILU DUIHGS ' 1 1 rj I, va 5 ,,f , I .-Ns l sf 'Iv Pl 9 ,V 'Wav UUR HUVEHTISERS Loyal Patrons of Sulluvan Hugh School have responded thus year as In past years to assrst rn the publucatnon of thus the T953 ARROW The expense of publushrng a yearbook grows annually no longer can the mere sellung price of the publication rneetthe cost Sensrng thus sutuatron and mnndful that yearbook advertlsrng rs at best of doubtful urnmedrate value these unselflsh and co operatuve farms and lndrvrduals have nevertheless made avarlablethe fundswhuch have an a final sense helped to frnance thus log of hugh school events for T952 53 We of the ARROW staff can do no less without seernrng ungrateful than to future f Fresh Up wnth Seven Up SEVEN UP BOTTLING CO Sul llvan ARNOLD S GLOBE CLEANERS NEWS AGENCY Jack Smrth Complrrnents of Everyfhmg Phone 477 BEN FRANKLIN sroree To Recd Make Shopprng a Pleasure Shop Self serve Custom Burlt Truclc Bodles SECURITY LOAN CO DRAKE BROTHERS The Frrenclly Farm 13172 N Co rt Phone 235 vv c B ldA th e on U' ny mg Freendly Loans ss to 5500 240 East Depot St NNEY' PUNTIAF 4 ALWAYS FHIST QUALUY' JOE PARSONS AUTO SALES In Sullivan T26 South Main Phone 97 I I I suggest to our readers that they patronize our advertisers--now and in the ll VPN ' II ' ll ll ' ' ll H ' ' ll . U RICKARD Frozen Food Service Route 4T North Sulluvon Phone 4T Mortln L Plgg Wendell Tennis PEOO AND TENNIS Attorneys At Low HILGEDIEK Plumbung ond Hectung TV Soles ond Servuce HUGH PETE MCCREERY Insuronce ond Bonds crm Credit Servuce Productuon Credit Assoclotlon Phone 423 Sullnvon T 3 West Joclcson Phone T5 REAL ESTATE on LOANS W T Mel ot Phone 49 Bob Joe ond Foy Crowder A E BOYCE COMPANY Office and School Suppl ues Muncie Indlono CROWDER INSURANCE AGE NCY CARL ENG LE CLOTI-TIER T7 South Moln Sulluvon Phone T44 ARROW AUTO STORES Your Montgomery Word Dec: I er North Sade of Square Congrctulotnons To The Closs of T953 Lyrnc Sherman SULLIVAN DRIVE IN THEATRES I Congrotulotrons To The Closs of T953 from DUDLEY SALES AND SERVICE I I I I I . I . . I S I I - . . - i H H I . . . . I . d I . . X I I I I I .. I TEAL-WHITAKER, INC., SULLIVAN TRACTOR SALES Sales Sullivan Service ,I-7 I Oldsmobile GQHLZQEZG GMC Trucks IIB South Main Street ff ' m 'x Sullivan Our Compliments to the Class of T953 EDNA ROSENBERGER'S Dress Shop COUNTY HARDWARE Hardware , Stoves Electrical Appliances Paint and Sporting Goods Phone 47 Sullivan RUTH Vs ANDERSON Attorney an Abstractor B lf2 South Court Sullivan Phone 309 Best Wishes to l'I'1e Class of I953 BROWN Wabash VaIIey's Complete Music Store STERCHI New and used Instruments Leaders in the Music Fuelcl We Trade Low Terms 307 Wabash Avenue Terre Haute Best Wishes to The Class of i953 SULLIVAN DECORATING COMPANY JoHNsoN PSN 3 STORE h I d OI WI C ar es Sewar Ive I son LOW Pnces Every Day Jewelry Store , North Side of Square PUBLIC SERVICE Congratulations to the COMPANY OF INDIANA INC Class of 1953 That is what our 245 from million T941 I954 expansion 3 E Ag , Program means to you JARED IMPLEME NT SALES d .. O .. 'S - O - A N- -- Al fix , . Six times as much power! 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Junior Dresses That Will Make You Happy in Their Possession BRANSTETTER GROCERY Quality Meats and Vegetables The Best of Everything to Eat Free Delivery Phone 456 BENNETT S PHARMACY A Dependable Drug Store Since l9I4 Phone 96 Sulllvan Compliments of SULLIVAN DAILY TIMES Sullivan County s Only Daily Newspaper BROWN ABSTRACT CO Compl rments of the Our Compliments to the Class of l953 SULLIVAN STATE BANK R al Estate Insurance Loans U S DRIVE INN Curb Service Safe Banking Since T870 Deposits Insured Across from the High School The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation THE INDEX Index Sells Everything and For Less Washington D C For each Depositor Sullivan Carlisle RIGGS HARDWARE Sul I ivan Most Everything or Most Anything BUSCHMANN COMPANY NC Indianapolis A I N FIDE LITY LOAN COMPANY East Side Phone T25 Domi GAS coMPANY, mc Maglc Chet and Hardwick Ranges Automatic Water Heaters 8 West Washington Phone 389 SOUTH END LUMBER YARD South Court Street Phone 613 Free Delivery by 5 3- IOC 250 to 51.00 SIOIOOO Maximum Insurance Sl0,000 . I --T f , I . H-E- -r-- -G ' -- RUBY S SHOP The Lotest In Wear tor Ladles Who Care MAXWELL-BEVIS SHOE CO. The Foot Frtters SUIIIvan MARATHON SERVICE Servtcnng and Accessorues Radio and Home Appluonces MeIvI'1 Custer Prop Com Inments P J a MRS NEBB Wushmg You AII SUCCESS From The Home Of SEAL O SAN Wood and Gym FIoor Funash UNA!!! ff!! ff VV!!! fill ffl FR F3 I' Art Shapnro Representatlve Complnments of ROOT S STORE SULLIVAN TELEPHO COMPANY INC Local and Long Dustance ServIce SoIIIvan SHEPHERD S GROCERY T LIttIe Ste e That Has Everythlng Phone 91 We D Inv r Personal Loans Insurance SULLIVAN LOAN COMPANY I -l I . I I - I I of f- f--f - Cu. . nd ' II I W I I E I I ' I .. . I I I - - I I , I I I . I I I I I 5 1 X fs .- 7 . , ,, . A EfmITAfICN: f 'JEUCT11 I-ILJN INCETTN. IN? I ONE I - I I I he' or JUL IVAN OLIVER CC Fmest Ir Porrr Equlomerwt QI? No Sectnon Lex McKee JOE S STANDARD 9' z Joe ExIm ,.. 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