Sullivan High School - Arrow Yearbook (Sullivan, IN)

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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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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

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