Sullivan High School - Arrow Yearbook (Sullivan, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 86 of the 1954 volume:

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Y . ES , E ROW STA? , ' 5 r -1954schooX yu p r c ' Lordnrncrccr ffry B L rx i O ADMHNISTRATHQN THE HITTHIHISTHHTIUH M Pnumnifs fnucnimnni urruniuniiu for suiuvnn HHUTH We are naturally proud of our school and proud of those who are responsible for its operation. We are also appreciative Ethough we generally do not acknowledge itl of our teachers, the administrators, and the opportunity they afford us to learn. As representatives of the youth of America we are mindful of the greatpart that public education has played in the American heritage, we are deeply conscious of our own debt to those in our community who have made school and school lifea real- ity for us. THE BUHHH UE S s fnucnimn N., . ,v These are the men who set the educational standards in the S u l I i va n schools. They have given unselfishly of their time and oftheir wisdom in order that Wendell Tennis C. E. Fisher J. H. Crowder We fnlghl SHTOY G better School President Secretary Treasurer enwronmenl' THE SUPEHIHTEHTTEHT Ns Phil N. Eskew, our personable T . superintendent, is admired by every SHS student. His task is to estab- lish and interpret school po l ic y. His energy and skill as a public speaker have made him known and admired throughout the state . We're honored to say He's OUR superin- tendent! Mary L. Templeton, secretary A Q A' H to the superintendent, performs a A ,V multitude of vital tasks in the su- ' - perintendent's office. lHE PHIHCIPHL N N Harry C. Gilmore, who has been the principal of Sullivan High School for the past twenty-six years, is re- cognized throughout the state as a fine educator and a top administrator. To him falls the task of putting school policy into action. Testimony to his ability and wisdom is the high regard in which hundreds of graduates hold Q 7 him. We think he's the best in the 1. Q3 business. 'L A I Alice B. Medsker, secretary to the L5 I principal, keeps our permanentrecords, Q4. i , , l' ,X 55 tabulates grades, and in general makes 1 ., 3 5 the place hum. THE DEHHS NN Paul Asbury and Mabel Nowlin, deans of boys and girls respectively, aid U5 in ironing out our problems through counsel and guidance. Two very busy and helpful people they are indeed. Over the desk behind which Superintendent Eskew is seated here are transacted the numerous matters pertain- ing to a busy, progressive school. Athletics, records, class pro- grams, curricula, student affairs-- these are buta few of the many pro- blems dispensed with over Principal Gi lmore's desk . l 5 l .A .3 '. 'vii' lj fl gli .jfs 'I .Lip ,--L .ar f.,.sf-' 1 1: f ' , .. V, ,- , ,lr ' THE STUDENT TITTUTTITIE We nfrafsfnrs THE srunfnr Banu As students representatives the Student Council probably has the most varied activities in school. lt opens the year with a book store program. lt sponsors the Homecoming, which this year was given in connection with the Sullivan--Linton football game. Throughout the year the Council launches such programsg thus it serves the students. Janet Wilkey, Treasurerg Judy Weir Vice-Presi- 'O -Qui dent- Hugh Clerk, Jim Kerlin, Bob Crick, Pam Le Dune Gary Vandergriff Presidentg Norma Fisher, Bev Taylor Secretary' Mr, Laughlin Sponsors Shirley Scully Mr. Asbury, Sponsorg Tom Coulson Larry Miller, THE UEEIBE HELPETTS lfn H ann In THE cf Each day the office helpers take their place in the principal s office to assist Mrs Meds lcer the secretary Th ur duties are varied such as answering phones collecting attend ance slaps sorting mall, and delivering messages Thus the six girls earn their titles and learn valuable experience in the mechanics of an office Watch your spelling' Mrs Medsker Janet Wilkey Sally Billman Eva Metcalf Gail Harmon Margaret Faught Frances Tarwater This Page Sponsored By SULLIVAN LOAN CO CUSTER S MARATHON SERVICE SSE hyd' 49m sd xx Ihvif 125- 'f H118 sssn sous sssssss ssunu snn sans uncsssssn sususs The Sensor class of 1954 appeared at school sn September, 1950 as ambstsous freshmen Those Fsrst few weeks brought a maze of regsstratson, orsentatson, and asssgnments The next yearthey forged ahead sn actsvstses and some even starred on varssty teams As lunsors the class of 1954 pushed hard sn thesr work They were now leaders sn extra actsvstses, lysng sn wast for vacated pressdencses and for sensor honors At last the school year 1953 4 came and they were now bsg wheels There were the usual sensor tradstsons sensor cords prom, and sports and musscal awards Fsnally sprsng came wsth the Rotary Banquet, Baccalaureate, and Commencement 'dia HN1 CL XRK usduustCotsrst ll Y 5 5 Clu R 1 3 4 Speetls Club 4 spsussts Club'9 Clsorus d T Z .3 4 Lltss flccr 1 J 4 Juu or Class P115 3 lXllIlbli,1 N-1 BETTY GOLISH AcadcmscCourst Trl ll Y 1 Z 4 1. a C ub 4 PHA 7 3 4 FTA 4 Class Trtas urcr 4 spassssls Club Spectrum still 4 EHIU11 CLHSS UFFICEHS DL-XNIE RUSK Ac.1dem1cCourse Trl Hs Yl Z .3 4 C s .1123 lynstrelld F Beta 3 4 ,Tumor Arrow Staff 1 2 Xrrow f4 Bsnd l C s Class Sec 3 4 state Voc.1lCorstest2 X 3 Boosters Club 2 K B Smstls llonor Award H HomecomsngAttessdant 3 Glrls S ate Rep LINDA PIRTLE Commerc1alCoursc Band 1 3 4 fsec Treas 3 47 Chorus 1 2 4 Cantata Booster Club Beta Club 3 4 Arrow staff 4 Iumor Arrow Staft'2 '3 Trl H1 Y l 2 'S 4fTrcas 45 Class Treasurer 1 4 8 , . ,, . ,, . . . --- . , . Q- 1-Q x 3155 21. ':'5,i3?' 3: Ac 'Y 'g r J,-1g ' ' l71,l3, : 2,-4gB.su 2,3,4g rack l,s,', g'.r'Of- . U 5 s ' H fr, sr- -J f 4, 2,-1gGolf3. 'Q' ' A 'Q '- i- ,:, J, g B it 1 fi, z' L.l. : 53. Q H' - ss ' 5 - - 1 .ss- . tat , , ,4g li ,1,3,4. Trl- 3.4: F' 3 Staf g 4 ,2,3,4g lsoru 1,2,3,4g x .2 - . I , H 4 3,4, 1 . . 1 . . r 1. 2,41 2: -. : ' v 'Q . av , V , E . ., MARGO ADAMS Acadcnuc' Coursu, Band 1, QI, 3, 45 Chorus l,2, Il, 4, fpiarnstjg Min- s t rel 1, 2, 3, -lg Cantata 1, 2, 3, 4g llarmonettes .l, fP1LllllSljgT1'1' lli-Y 1, 2, il, 4, Camera Club 1, 32, Il, FTA il, 4, BoosterClub 2g Booster Block 2, 'Z, 4, Spevclr Club 4, Beta Club ll, -flglnnior Class Play :ig Class Treasurer 'lg lr, Arrow Staff1,Qg State Srslilai- EnscrnbleContest 1,!, Jig D,ll. Brown Award Winner 1, QA' A . Pflv f lf' , ,. , +3 5: r-A HAROLD BADGER General Course . X BILL ALEXANDER General Course, Spanish Club 2. WAYNE ANDERSON General Course, Baseball Senior Brass Jim, Beffy, Diane, Linda N Y 'S BARBARA BEDWELL Academic Course: Class Pres, lg Beta Club 3, 4 fTreas, 355 Camera Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Nice-Pres. 333 FTA 3, 4 Nice-Pres, 3g Pres, 4JpArrow Staff 4g Girls State Rep. g K, B. Smith Award 25 Booster Club 2g Booster Block 13,45 Minstrel 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Jr, Arrow staff 2, 3, This Page Is Sponsored By 1. GRHDUHTES SARA ANDERSON Grnural CourSC:BlxJstcr C lub lg Drurn Bugle Corp 1,!, 3: SIUGCUI Council Rep. 25 GAA 53. BOB BEDWELL Vocational Course: S Club 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1g Football 2, 3, 4, ROOT'S STORE HANKINS' GROCERY GRHDUHTES 1 'issues eg 'A -Q W , 'Train .-rg-4-.'ffy,,. V , - 4 X ..V.'..,. - ss, .',Q,,.-., 5 3 '55-Q 3 '1 1: ILWJITH BELL DELURES BENEFIEL SALLY Bll.l.MAN Auadt-iriic Cwurseg Baud l, 2, Il, -lg CuiiiriiercialCourscg DrurriCurp 1, Acuderriie Course, 5peecli Cfluli 4 Cherub 1, 13, 42 fN1iHSUCi 1, Q. Tl, -lx 2: GAA 1, 2QPres. L,-1, Treas. 335 Camera Cluh l, 2, 3,11 fPres. ip Ctrmuta 1, 11, JS, -1: Tri-lli-Y l, 2, 53, Lihrnry Assistant Q, 55, 45 Chorus Arrow Stuff 45 junior Arrowstaii l -13 tlirriera Club 1, 77,41 Spectrum Il,-13 Curituta 2, 25, 4, Q5 Beta Club 14,43 lfTAIi,-1gSpec Q, i, 4: Arrow sraff 4:lL1HlOY Arrow trum -15 Minstrel l, '1gCarit.1t.1 l, 1, staff' ,, 'Q Esta Club IE,-lg D,ll, Brvwzz Award 1: Bcoster Block l, 2, 11,43 Spring fh:f1fIl1VQ11 Arreritjdiir 1251315 Music Contest 1. 2, 4: Vocal Choral Comtsr L., -lllIl1r'IffL.iiS Pl ,.. fl sHIRl.EY BROWN Commercial Courseg Vice-presi- Q- dent 22: Beta Club 3gDrumCorp 1, w ' 25 S eech Club 4. P . Lef's dance! f AQ 3 ffl 4:9 9 SHARRON BRUMMETT IAMES CARTY IO ANN CAMPBELL Corrimercial Courseg Tri-H1-Y lg Vocational Coursep Hi-Y 4pG31'- Greeiisburgflndq lgRomeCG21.l is Chorus 1, IZ, 45 Minstrel 25 Cantata field High School :lg Chorus 1, Booster Club 3, 2, 41 Drum Corp 1, 2. This Page Sponsored By SERVICE GREEN HOUSE BRANSTETTER'S GROCERY Booster Block l, Q, Sig Office llvlptr JAMEb CROOKS CLINT DUNCAN BEVERLY FLYNN E' JALKCHAMBERS ACadLm1LCoursL H Y1 wparush Club 4 Ca'mraClub 1 al 1 4 n man 43 lum arClass Play 3 Speech C ub 4 Track 4 Baskuball 1 Chorus 5 4 Cantata 'S 4 GHHDUHTES if-f Q: ROIN AL D CII XMBERS TOM COUI 501 Vacau ual Con sv. DOClub Lneral Cs ursc H Y 1 ICL Lsld nt 3 Pres 4 ard 1 5 4 Cliresldem 43 M h strLl41ugBar1d3 4 stud mC url C114 Track fm DOUGLAS CRAIGHE XD Acadumc C ur sg Projgul wmst Club Jum r Class Play 3 ata uh Gnmralfsoursg Chorus12, 3 Speech Club 4 Projuctrolllst Club 2, DO C lub 4, lxlmstrgl 1 Thus Page Sponsored By BOOTHE STUDIO A familiar sight around SHS s-I -F BetaClub 3fV1CC Pl'CS1d6l'1I 3J, S Club 3,4 fSec Treas 45, H1 Y 1, ', 3, 4 fTreas dj, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3,4, Track 3 Base ball 2, 'l, Mmstrel .3,4,CantaIa 2, 3, 4, Sparush Club 2, 3 Academlc Course, Trl H1 Y 1, Camera Club 1, 2,M1nstre1 1, 2, 3, 4,Cantara 1, 2, 3, 4,Chorus 1 1, 3, 4, Band 2, 3,Ma1orette 2 3, Fresh man Treas 1, FTA 3,4, bpeech Club 4. lumor Arrow Staff 1, Boas ter Block 1, 2, 3 Q' ov Nl' fx X wt' A ,sg-f ,'.. , 1 fl .jllif 355555 ff 'E' , ,' z-ig! . 55-',::.:::I' fn. ' ' . 3 QQ f:,:f:. 2, . ' .f , E-E F ' Q ' 1 1 . .R .J ' ' 'Q 1' ,Ll,3g L Vw T I 'g , G' '. H rg 1' ,12,fV '- j 2,13 , 1 3 pri e. I, -, pgSpucch4g lfootb lJ3,4gMlr1strcl U, fE d B . ,2,l, ' : :- Q -1 Y' 'flax C A I IJ, ,C C N '- '1 , f5.' I ' 1 ' 5 51, 3 ,, '71, fgilrgf-'L ' . . u x x U ,Q ,B i X . l v Ii, 'rv ' 3 B1 1 X- 41, Cl 114, . . . 4 ' g N BHHDUHTES 'T SHARON GADBERRY Commercial Course, Duggerflndj High School 1, 2, Beta 3, 4, Tri-Hi- Y 2, 3, 4, Chorus 3, 4. DICK GRUBAUGH Vocational Course, Junio r Class Play 3. ,sa :sv JAMES GIBLER Z M ORTON GRAY AM Vocational Course, Carlisle CInd.J Academic Course, Beta Club 3, 4 High School 1, DO Club 4. qpres, 45, FTA 3, 4, s Club 1,2, CHLOE GRIGGS Academic Course, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, D,H. Brown Award 2,3gChorus 1, 2, 45 Minstrel 1, 45 Cantata 1, 2, 45 FHA 1, 2,3,4 fEditor 2, Pres. 3, Treas. 433 FTA 3, Beta Club 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 431-iarmonettes 4, State Contest 2, 3, 4, Hey, Coach, need some help? 3, 4 fPres, 45, Baseball 1, 2, Foot- ball l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: S Winner 1, 2, 3,45 Spring Car- nival Attendant l, 3. F JAMES HARRIS Academic Course, C amera Club 2 Minstrel 2, 3, 4, Cantata 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1,2, 3,49 Speech Club 4 s Club2, 3, 4,34-mkerbaii 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1,25 Track l,2, 3,4 Spanish Club 2, 3. This Page Sponsored By PHYLLIS HOPEWELL Commercial Course, Shop Office helper 4, 7-UP BOTTLING CO. KNOTTY PINE DRIVE-IN G' if .TACK HUNT Vocational Courseg DO Clubg Min- strel 2,45 Club 2, 31,45 Foot- ball 211,45 Basketball 1,2, 3,4, Track 25 Chorus 1,g, 3' LINDA LEWELLYN Commercial Course5 Trl-Hi-Y 1, 25 Booster Club 25 Speech Club 45 Chorus 1, Farewell, fo thee! GHHUUHTES .l if JOHN IRVIN Academic Course5 Gill Township High School 1,25 Beta Club 3, 45 Speech Club 4. DARRELL LEWELLYN 45Footbal1 1, 2, 3, 45Basketba NANCY LEWELLYN General Course5 Band 1,2, 3, 45 Chorus 1, 2, 45 Camera Club 1, 2, 35 Cantata 1, 2, 45 Minstrel 1, 2, 45Jun- ior Arrow S ta ff 35 Arrow Staff 4: FTA 3, 45 Beta C lub 3,45 Booster Block 2, 3, 45State Contest 2, 35Girls' State Rep. 35 Dramatics Club 1. This Page Sponsored By tc,-ro ini x BARBARA LADSON Commercial Course5 Spectrum 4 FHA Ll, Il, 45Chorus 45 Band 1, 2, 3 4. 3 L f 3 Vocational Couxse5 S Club 22, 3, 1l1,2. 1 S9 1 -:L i JERRY MCCAMMON General Courseg Junior Class P1ay5 Chorus 15 S Club 3, 45 Baseball 3, 45 Football 4. GRAVES ZEPHYR STATION WYATT FORD SALES GRHDUHTES 1' 1 . 5 N ,553 ': A 1 JACK MAYFIELD Aeaderuic C o urse, lli-Y 13,43 Clrorus 1.2, 324, Club 2, 3l,4, Minstrel l, 3. 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, Q, 4, Football l, 2, Il, 4, Track l, Q, IE: Golf' l,Cautata l,!, fl, 4, shau- isli Club 2, 3, 's as ' v W , . ,: -:.:.M?5,' JOSEPHINE PARTLOW Home Economics Course, Speech Club 4, Librarian Assistant 3. Qi' I 341 EVA METCALF Academic Course, FTA ft, -lgcillilf' us Q, il, 4, Minstrel LE, A, -lg Cantata 2,51 4, Band 12, ll, 4, Beta Club ll,41 Junior Class Playfitudeut Directory fl:'l't1-lll-Y l, Q, fl, 4, llairmonettes 132,-1, State Vocal Contest Q, 13: Office Helper Q, rl, 4, Booster Block ILENE NORRIS Academic Course, Chorus l, ,, 4, Cantata l, 2, 4, Minstrel Q, 4, Baud l, 2, IZ, 4, Majorette l, 2,145 Yell- Leader 4, Booster Block Q: Student Council l,2, FHA 4, FTA 4, Tri- Hi-Y l,2, fl,4,Harmonettes 4, Hornecoming Attendant 2, 4, State Twirling Contest l, 2, Ll, 4, D,ll. Brown Award Q, Il, 4. 'Z' HARRY PIERCE Vocational Course, D,O. Club 4 Baseball 2, Student Council 1, This Page Sponsored By - A -,QF- v Www- IANE MYERS Academic Course, Beta Club 11, 4, FTA Il, 4,l3aI1d l, il, 'l, 4, Spectrum Staff 4, Tri-lli-Y lg ,lunirxr Class Play fl, P i e t- rr l ri Solo flstl 3, lst Prize in Essay C rntest 2, Curherol .i 3? q , ' '27 -.M X I. DAVID PIERSON Academic Course, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 3, Projectionist Club l, 3, Basketball 1, il, Football 3,43 Club 4, Chemistry Team 53. JOE EXLINE STANDARD SERVICE SULLIVAN WATER COMPANY 14 I 4 1. -. V , ', .,, 1.34.1-4 POWER .rluatlt-r111t'C .rnrst-3Clror11s ,Ll fl.1lllSITt'l L, Q, IL, 43 Cggmgtg 1 Heads up! 1 I l'!I .rw Staff-13Bt'tL4 Club 3 4 Y' ' 5.4 KAY PRUSE Acadcmitr Cuurscg FTA fi,-13 Band 1, 2, 'l, 43 Cantata S3 Churus 23 Mtn- strcl 2Z:Tri-H1-Y 1:SpcctrumStaff 45 Beta Club 51,43 Speech Club 11: Dlstrrct-State Solo COntcst:D.H. Bruwn Award. GORDON SAPPENFIELD Vucatmnal Coursc3 D.O. Club 4. WILLIAM RAMBIS fNut Picturedl Football 2, 43 Baseball 1,133 Track 33 S Club 13, 45 Junior Class Play 33 Chorus 1, 3, 43 Minstrel 43 Can- tata 2, 43 PIOjCCflOIl1SI Club l, ! T ' ki MARY sufucri Commercial Crmurscg FHA 2,133-15 Beta Club 53, -43 Spectrum Staff Cantata 1,Ll,fl,4gChor11s l, 2, fl, 4. Minstrel l, 22, 53, 4, MYRNA SLUDER Commercial Courseg Junror Class Play 'l3Chnrus 12311343 Drum-Bugle Corps l, 3, Cantata Q, L3, 43 Minstrel 233,-135pccChC1ub-1: Vlsual-Edu- carton Dcp. l,j,Ql,-1, This Page ls Sponsored By GRHUUHTES HAZIII. ROL'5lf Acadcnuc Cunrscg Minstrul l, Q, L Chorus 132, fi,-13 Cantata l, Q, w, 4 Speech Club 41. ' 1 Y xd 'G' PAULA SMITH Commercra1Cwurse3 Beta Club JS, 43 BoosterBlock 1, Q, Z33SpeeclrClub 43 Camera Club 23Chorus 1: Min- strel 23 Cantata 2, SULLIVAN BAKERY BEN FRANKLIN STORE 15 GRHUUHTES K+ Y N4p, 'lv Y 1 wt' 'TTT' DON SPOONMORE LOUANNA STANFIIZLD LEONARD TARRH Vocational Coursey Club 1, 2, C 0 rn In e rc i al Course, Danville Vocational Courseg Football l, R, 43 Football l,2,1l,4gBascball 3. CInd.l High School lg FHA 2, Bobs- fl,4gBaSkcIba1l lgChorus l,2, Il,-1, ter Block 23, Library Assistant 33, 4, Cantata l, 2, Il, 43 Club 12, Il, 4, GERRY TREADWAY Vocational Course, S Club 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3,45 Track 1,25 DO C lub 4, Junior Class Play 3, Glee Club l,2,1l, 1 Wea:- HDF' '1 GARY VANDERGRIFF IEAN WHITE VANZO Academic Courseg Chorus 2, 3, 4g Commercial Courseg Speech Club Hi-Y 1, 2, 35 S Club l,2,3,4g 4, Student Council 4Pi-esident 43: Min- strel 2, 3,44 Football 2, 3,45 Bas- ketball l,2, 3,41 Track 2, 3, Base- ball 1, 3gCanteer1Council 35 Span- ish Club 2g Junior Arrow Staff 2g Boys State Representativeg FTA 3, 4g Spring Carnival Attendant 2. This Page ls Sponsored By RUTH ANDERSON, ATTORNEY KENNEDY SHOESTORE , Jackson Hill, Inc. Adam Sajko Award 4. IUDITH WEIR Academic Courseg FHA 4gCamera Club 1, 2, 3, 44 FTA 3, 4: Beta Club 3, 41 Spanish Club 21 Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Arrow Staff 4gIunior Arrow staff 2, Student Council QSec. 33 Vice- Pres, 4j,Tri-Hi-Y fPres, 4JgBoos- ter Block 2,3,4g Speech Club 4, Minstrel 4, Girls State Rep. 1 Home- coming Attendant lg Carnival At- tendant 1, 2gState MathContest 1, State Solo-Ensemble Contest 2, 3, 4g D.H. Brown Award 3, 15- W-'si JAMES WllFFl FR BILI WHITE Aga Lmxc Coursg S C b VoQat1onalCourse tb Npanrsh Club 0 Chorus Can rata 5 Nhnstrgl 3 4 101 W IQFINER 1 Sfh vol l 5peLchCluh 1 Span1shClub 'i H1 Y 4 Baskgtball 3 Track 3 GORDON VOLFE ACHCICIHICC urse Football 1 0 Z rackl 1 Gr 5 C 4 Basketball l Chorus l 2 3 4 Nlrnstrcl Z 4 Cantata 7 3 4 H1 Y 3 3 Camua Club l Span1shCluh F sf wx., 19 i 1 COLLEEN WOODWARD ROSE WRIGHT Academxc Course Bua Club '3 Academxc Course Band 1 3 4 FTA 'S 4 K B Smxth Aw rd Chorus l 2 3 4 Mmstrgll .3 4 Cantata l 2 '3 4 FHA Speech Club 4 D H Brown Award 2 'l Thus Page Sponsored By BENNE TT'S PHARMACY ARNOLD' S NEWS AGENCY GHHUUHTES 1 'O C? JANET WILKEY ConrmLrc1alCoursL Trl I Y FTA 4 Studt at C unc1r'9 4 Trp asu Lr 43 BousterBloclc 2 Ofhce llploe 4 uata r nst S uchClub 4 Glrls wta L l T swtatlu Bttaflub 4 4 Camera Club 2 T9 sw: AlNN YOUNG Academrc Course FTA 2 4 Juruor ArrowStaff C orusl 3 4 Mxnstral 1 .2 'X 4 Cantata 1 2 'i 4 Booster Block 3 4 Camera Club 2 BctaClub 3 4lun1or Class Play 3 Tn H1 Y 1 spamsh Clubo SpeechClub4 Drum Bugle Corps 1 DISUICI State VncalCon ttst 1,f', .3 4,D H Brown Award .3 . X rs f-' , A I 'A w 94 5 'Wi' ' ,lu LIS. M I N A ' ' T: 'ii' 1. 41Fu., Cilll,2,fi,4gGwlfl,Q,45,4g nga, 1 2,3 - C p f' . Q -Q , Q, 'lg l - Q 'I 7' Q, 'Q' I' , Car A rx Mx ffl ':,c11lmQs, -,Q fp-' 5 ' Y' lent:- f '. , ' AC8dfZllllCCV'l1l'SCQ Palestine flll.J 4 Higl , 1 ,123 S Club 73, 4g Q 1 Q 9 ' '3 V' A , : ' -Q -. , . xv ' U 1 .-.5. X . -13T ,:g rlf1,..,3g ' lub 1 If :A I A 1- h .'4, I.-C - M, 331, X 1 C 4 Y ' . - 4. ' 1- '2 - ' z 1. : ' . a. '.3.',: izh .3..: - ,,.,: 42:1 t . A r Tl1ot's love!! W1 I 51 . - W I MA L ,, .N RL. - v .dx 1 I , .f.!,3j:' , WV I .plkl Gi' q Solly's slipping. X Ol-ml You Beautiful Doll No stuffing! ! Alias Jerry Lewis t S. V This Page Sponsored By CARL ENGLE CLOTHIER SULLIVAN 5 8. IO 18 -I-3, 'T Little but mighty! SEHIUR SIIHPS Women need lessons in talking?? 4'-EAM ' S HHH HHH HCTIVITIES UPEH FUR UHUEHCLHSSHTEH Most of them weathered the freshmen orrentatuon and pushed ahead as sophomores Now as lunnors they excell ID schoolactlvutnes Tom Campbell and Leven Arnett were acclalmed rn football Beverly Taylor and Sue Wolfe were the band s malorettes Mus :cal talent was found durnng the year an such performers as Danny Frew Delnnus Tryon and Judy Ford who sang solos rn the mnnstrel Thus through the year they worked and played as lolly rumors OFFICERS President Jerry Grubaugh Vrce presndent Bully Baker Secretary Kay Lund Treasurer Norma Mllam SPONSORS Mr Asbury and Mr Ford i 1 Q fi Wllma Alexander Lester Alumbaugh Leven Arnett Bully Baker Rachel Barr 0 Paul Baughman Lonme Blevnns Nancy Bo Charles Burk Thus page sponsored by SHEPHERD'S GROCERY FLYNN'S TEXACO STATION 19 L 1 1- . ev, 6'-I ' 11, ' u Q 5 -- . pdl.. J ds 4 4, 1 n -.6 y V 4 ff . I A . in 4 ' , JUHIUHS For the Junuors there s L4 Play Here Bev Shirley and Gal l are rehearsung for the pro Sylvia Burnett Kathleen Burns duction , 'Q ff v' Tom Campbell Peter Carter Terry Chrlstle Hugh Clerk Suzanne Crane 3 3 '3' James Cruchfueld .lo Ed Davns Nancy Drake Larry Easter Make Eaton gfxf Abe Elembaugh Elizabeth Eskew Shirley Exline Judith Ford Billy Frakes This page sponsored by THE COUNTY HARDWARE SULLIVAN DAIRY CO. Z0 JUHIURS And there s romance Here rs a well known couple Sue Wolfe and Eddie McDonall onny Frew Tom Gadberry l hi' Larry Griggs Jerry Grubaugh Don Hall Gall Harmon Don Hawkins 1' 1' fi Ruth Humble Nancy Irvan Carl Jackson Catherine Keene James Kerlnn 9 James Knowles Bruce Lewellyn Kay Lund Richard McClellan Terry McClure This page sponsored by ALEXANDER FUNERAL HOME Z1 . ' -I E J D , I 'U E I hw ' A x f A Z?::3:ff- -6 1: 2 A ' el f, Q J ' A J JUIIIUHS DsrtyPolmcs'9'7I Norma Kay Jerry Patty McCracken Edclue McDonalI Gnd Tom we CGmP0'9n 'I9 for Class elec hons Maurice McMahon Earl McMullen Don Malone Norma Milam Kenneth Moss Dannel Patton Donald Pearason Bullne Rmchardson Shurley Scully Janet Shake 9' 5:7 - Gary Shelton Eugene Shepherd Bob Summers Donna Sklnner Loss Sluder This page sponsored by LYRIC AND SHERMAN THEATRES AND SULLIVAN DRIVE IN ZZ A 5 V 3 ' 1 ' .S A L- Q 'N I xi f I 4, Z W , 6 q . D . S n D X n f 5 K I S, I ,. I 2 Q l ,K 1 1 61-51 When one reaches the mature age of T6 there ns no tame for chtldtsh antncs The Junaors at all fumes a e passed and dngnnfned'9'7l w N? VF 3 1 i 7? Harold Stanbaugh 4? 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IZ., In U x T' t 3 1 N ' wx 4 2' , -5.41. f Q?-if 1:- K 1 Qglngx THE IIEIITEIIIIIHI M mails suiiivHn's ont-Hunniifnin Bmiiniiu The town celebrated its first century with beards, long dresses, bicycles built for two, plug hats, wooden nickels, and the Sullivan Centurama, which was presented by over three hundred townspeople each night during the week of September I2th to the I9th. A great partof the program was given by high school students who enacted the parts of Indians, ca- dets, princesses, sailorettes and various other roles. At the end ofthe celebration we al- most felt the year was really I853. ABOVE-Beards added l?I to the LEFT- l crown thee Miss Sulli- Centennial celebration.. .1953 van of I953 BELOW- Indians! I I band in an I853setting . . . Any- Make for the hills! I ... Grand- one for cricket? ma, How you've changed . . . The Queen's court. High school princesses were Margo, Myrna, and Shirley. L...- This Page Sponsored By McKINLEY'S ELECTRIC SHOP PIERCE BROS. SHELL STATION IUHU UHUS e turning point YQ Rear view ,ig.w'f iq! iwifii Hungry, Clint? Happy kids! Getting ready for the big night THE PHUIH Why so happy Sally? Graduation ..... and what? illliiliilfilllfllifiii Sullivan's annual Rotary FootballAward Nightwas held in the high schoolauditorium this year to honor an undefeat- ed, untied eleven . Here we see Coach Bill Jones accepting the Terre Haute Tribune-Star's Wabash Valley Champion- ship Trophy. Mr. Gilmore that same night presented the Adam Saiko Award to Len Tarrh, a very worthy recipient. Don Spoonmore was one of several who received a certifi- cate verifying his selection as a Wabash Valley All-Star. To the right are scenes at the an- nual Awards Day. Judy Weir is shown receiving a trophy for attaining first division in the State Music Contest. Miss Nowlin does the honors by pre- senting Margo Adams and Rose Wright their music trophies. And finally you see a group of seniors who maintained cl record of perfect attendance. HUIIUHS These trophies--the pride and Loy of all Sul- livan High School--speak for themselves. How unusual, Everyone is studying! Hit it, Scullyl Seniors voting for the last time. Facts, nothing but the facts. This is an election? Careful boys! I 1., .F'.'2'. .' , .,. Q Mr. Wood and Mike inspect It Pride of SHS! Ni If I 'N Energetic speech class. This page sponsored by And they call this biology! PUBLIC SERVICE CO. OF INDIANA SULLIVAN TRACTOR SALES - ,2??gjff.f 4' 'M 'Q s ,M 'f x '.. .',. A H ', 2 Q, w A , Aa 'isp S -if . -45? ,FFF 9 HUIHECUIIIIHG M uificumfs mums ann finisiifs H Pfiifici sfnsnn The perfect finish to our football season came with the Homecoming game and celebration. The night before the game, we burned Linton in effigy at a giant pep rally. On Armistice Day we burned Linton in reality, crowned our pretty queen, and finished the day with parties and finally the dance. The next day o STRIKE--and a well-deserved vacation was enjoyed by students--and teachers!! 0:-,, 'Q. V . . un A I'm Sitting' On Top 7 , We Crown c Queen! Of The World Qi .1 4 S L ,Q - y W fre ' if 7 . .lns 5' V I' Oh, Say Can You See? h ,'vV 'Quan .-,,,l. QM...-ae' '.LAu,.jg,.1hl.,- London Bridge! i - ..- iff: --'T ' l ' ' E. -And one for you. This Page Sponsored By BOYLE 8. SON MOTOR SALES GETTINGER 8- SONS 'G MUSIC IHSTRUHIHITHL IHUSIC N N sussfsis inf Banu ann its numfnuus Hciivmfs. The Band adds a great deal to a normal school year, it helps build enthusiasm at pep sessions and at games, it adds refinement and dignityto Commencement, it furnishes individ- uals and groups that contribute their performances to practically all school and community functions. To be sure, the life ofa band member is a busy one. And yet in addition to the pleasure and entertainment rhe Band gives others, it provides the student members an opportunity for cooperative achievement and invaluable musical training under the guidance of their able director, Mr. Perigo. WILFRED E. PERIGO Instrumental Musicg Band Directorgt-lead of Music Departmentg Sponsor of Cheer Leaders. Tom Coulson, our dignified and capable Sul'- n H I G band president, poses for a picture in uni- form. Bev Taylor and Sue Wolfe, lovely major- ettes, here perform their flag -raising dut- ies before game time. bi JUG BAND The pride and roy of Sullivan High' We really get a bang out of ,L th sgroup of barefootentertainers FLUTE QUARTET Four flutists make very pretty music. This group won first-divi- sion ranking in the district contest SENIOR LETTER WINNERS The sixteen senior members of the band displaytheir honor sweat- fl - ers, given in recognition of four and performed in several school years of band membership. SCHUUL BHHU 41 Here the Band is all dressed up for the Spring Concert, one of the high- lights of the Band program. A lot of drill work went into the preparation for half-time performances at football games . CHUHHL WUSIC RM Hmmm mmu NUMMSTUFWUHWMWLEHMBNW. ln an otherwise busy school day the fourth period--Chorus Period--is looked to as a time for self-expression, as a time when one's own voice may blend with more than a hundred others in song, then the normal routine of the day slips away. Needless to say, the choral students count it an enjoyable experience, but more than that they realize that under the talented direction of their teacher, Harry C. Jarrett, they are gaining valuable musical training. lncidentally the students have no monopoly on enjoyment, their many beautiful and entertaining programs have entertained many, many more. X HARRY C. JARRETT Mus1cg English Choral Director Coach of Track SUlHVHH HIG r 2 '-Ti-i'?lirite't'fifi.ir 1 Ti ' flfifrnfvl, GIRLS EHSEHTBLE The Girls' Ensemble has been very active this year, although it is made up mostly of new members. Allof them work- ed hard, practicing for numerous public appearances and club programs. We're proud of their work! CHIITHTH One of the more ser- ious school programs is the Cantata, which is resentedannua l ly by Eli h School Chorus short- lyibefore Christmas. This ear's cantata was high- lighted by the chorus' singin Handel's Hal- lel 'ag Ch . The UI or us music was hi hl inspi- rational anc? the pro- gram wiil be remembered y all who had the priv- ilege of participating . lr CHUUl UHUHUS wg Wy gfgf it ri C , il as-. M in ff, v GU GE wi' ,l ,Zyl Runga 3 f' . ,zfgg A 5- , - Actin , -Lf 5 1+ if Q-,-:'5E'f?f1n.-5, A 'Aul- .fu,g,.- ,A - i ma 4,27 ,, , . I 4 I It .YV ff I f i, A 'N' X1 A- 40 xi JV U l. - lHll SES M Pnumutf sums In EXPHESSIUII ann In nftmfn ncnvmts Our language department ts the largest of all departments an our school, and It struves to gave us a good basnc understanding of Englush and also the opportunuty to study the languages of other peoples The Speech Club and the class plays guve students a chance to develop speaking and actlng ab: lltres, student publucatnons afford Cl means for written SXPFSSSIOY1 BEULAH CHAPPELLE 3' Engltsh Seventh Grade Sponsor Iumor Tn H1 Y Sponsor ti ROBERT FORD Sparush Engltsh luruor Class Sponsor KENNETH MERDER Englxsh Head of Englxsh Department Sophomore Class Sponsor Dtrector of FHCUHU Y -evil' MYRTILLA NASH Engltsh Eighth Grade Sponsor MABEL NOWLIN Latm Engltsh Dean of Gtrls Semor Class Sponsor Beta Club Sponsor ti CLOTH. REIMERS Libranan Senior Tn H1 Y Sponsor FAYE SISSON Librarian 46 - c A . 4 . l : 7 ' W Nl S ' - ' ,. Publications. l Q. Q ' : Aa SEVENTEENTH SUMMER Directed by Mr. Angie Morrow . Jack Duluth. . . Mrs. Morrow . Mr. Morrow . . Jane Randy . Margie . . Tony Becker . . Kitty Morrow . . Margaret Morrow . Lorraine Morrow . Art ..... Martin Keefe . . Fitz . . . P-QP' sf. Robert Ford . Beverly Taylor . Jerry Grubaugh . . . Kay Lund . . Danny Frew . Shirley Scully . .Gail Harmon . Terry Christie . . Susan Smith . . Nancy Irvin . Shirley Exline Bailey 'Woodward . . Bill Patton . . Bill Wright l JUTIIUH CLHSS PLHU Sflllllli lilHSS PLHU 9 494 3 This page sponsored by tn' A N 1 df .E ONCE AND FOR ALL Directed by Miss Mabel Nowlin Michael Webb . Linda Webb . . Nicola Benzetti Christine DeFarge Pietro Benzetti . Demetrio Benzetti Anna Benzetti . Flora DeFarge . Arnold Rice . . Sven Svenson . Cora Svenson . Wade Corrigan . Doris Delray. . Lenore Leblanc . Mrs . Charlotte Bilge Mrs. John Walker Tony Rinaldo . Mrs. Pettigrew . Mrs. Harrington . Mort Grayam . . Diane Rusk Gary Vandergriff . Margo Adams . Jack Chambers . . .John Irvin . .Chloe Griggs . . Rose Wright . Clint Duncan Jim Harris Jane Ann Myers . . Bob Bedwell . . Ilene Norris . Myrna Sluder . . Eva Metcalf .Barbara Bedwell . Jack Mayfield Nancy Lewellyn . . Ann Young Charlie, the milkman .Gerry Treadway STANLEY'S CAFE EDNA ROSENBERGER DRESS SHOP Rx 1 ' ! -. SPECTRUM STHEE The school's weekly publication, THE SPECTRUM, is the main source of information on what's goingon in Sullivan High. This year saw new features added. The editors wrote an Off the Record column, plus the regular features. Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday of each week saw the staff hunting news and pounding the typewriter so that on Fri- day another SPECTRUM could be passed out. HBHHRU HEEPEHS Perched behind the Librar ian's desk in the study ha ll 1? ...--J SPEECH CLUB The purpose of the Speech Club is to teach its members how to talk--and the task is harder than one would imagine. these girls are righthand men to Miss Reimers and Mrs. Sisson HHHUW BUSIUESS STHEE The ARROW Business staff gives underclassmena chance to learn about publishing the year- book and also provides them with plenty of work. MISSING PAGE MISSING PAGE HUIIIE ECUIIIIIIIIIIS M sivfs vmunsif iiimninrs in ini HHI of Humfmniiins. Sullivan High School is reminded of its Home Economics department by the oders, both tempting and otherwise, which waft from the kitchens, when there is cooking. The pride of this department is the new kitchens which are comparable to the kitchens of modern homes, thus creating the same setting that will be encountered in homemaking. Learning to sew a fine seam is another of the arts which are mastered in this department, MONA STULL Htme Economicsg Sponsor ot Q FHA and Junior FHA. 1252 TUX Judy Smith gets cl fitting. IUIUIIE HUIIIEIIIIIIIEIIS Ill HIIIERIIIH The road to better homes. This page sponosred by THE FASHION SHOP CARL HILGEDIEK PLUMBING 8- HEATING CUHHHERUE 'iWCMSSHWHHS THEHUWMHHSUFBUMMBSPMWHBE Students who elect to enroll in the Commercial Course and those who take only as- sorted courses in the field do so with the knowledge that much ofreal practical value is forthcoming . Skills in typing, shorthand and bookkeeping are developed, and so effective and thorough is the training that many girls and boys dostep directly into office and busi- ness positions after graduation . .X if-A MARY A. WRIGHT fx H s M1 Commerceg Head of Com- i merce Departmentg Tri- as 5+ 4' Hi-Y Sponsor. '1 fa X Typing is perhaps one of the most important and popular commercial subjects. IHUUSlHIHl HRlS NN mansion ill Billllllli PRUFICIEIIT Ill lllHlIUHl PUHSUITS. The shop students learn skills in a wide range of pursuits, all of them more or less related and all of them having a definite appeal to those whose primaryaim is to earn a livelihood by the use of the hands. Sheet metal work, woodworking, mechanical draw- ing, crnd building trades are offered to present a general knowledge of the trades . More- over the Diversified Occupations class extends the training for specific iobs into even broader areas, areas for which the school itself is not equipped for instruction in the classroom . DONALD LYNCH Industrial Artsg Eighth Grade Sponsorg Junior High Basketball Coach. uf:- l N F' HAROLD A. MARTN Industrial Arts: Director of the Trade School. CARL SHAW Industrial Arts: Director of Vocational Educationg Co-ordlnator of D. 0. The building trades class gives its attention to the concession stand. SHUP I 'Lge IIIVEIISIFIEII UIICUPHIIIIIIS Diversified Occupations gives students a chance to learn and also to earn. They get first hand, on-the-iob experience which prepares them for the future. Regular classroom discussions directed by Mr. Shaw supplement half-day employment at local establishments. Gordon Sappenfield is here checking out groceries at Bran- stetter's. P1 Jim G i b l er is a promising salesman. Who wouldn't be with such very pretty customers! Ronnie Chambers is learning the furniture business at King J Bros.' store . -f Gerry Treadway is dlshung out sweet stuff at the News 'A Stand . This page sponsored by SECURITY LOAN CO HERMAN SMITH MARATHON DISTRIBUTOR CHARACTER BUILDERS 'P 6 .ki 5 Q Q3 I CHII IEII BUILDERS Pnumutf mnam ann svmnum snuwm In ms mnlvmunl Under the tutle of Character Buulders come the Beta Club Boys and Girls State Hu Y Trl H Y Future Teachers of Amernca and the Canteen Councnl Thls tntle aptly describes the oblectnves of these organnzatuons For bunldnng character as theur asm and each realizes the Importance of that atm Accomplnshment of such a worthy goal benefits all and the various groups feel they have succeeded We know they have GIRIS IHIE BUUS SIHIE Judy Wen' Janet Wxlkey A Young Nancy Lewellyn Bar bara Bedwell Sally Bxllma Dlane Rusk IEEH CHHIEEH Gary Vandergruff CANTEEN COUDKSIL Sally B111 man Morton Grayam Mayor Elizabeth Eskew JoCampbe1l Caro1Tobey Bever1yTay1or Eddie Hux Pau1Cochr Looks lake men onlyl Dancmg In the Dark This page sponsored by RICKARD'S FROZEN FOOD SERVICE BOYLL 8- SON MOTOR CO. I ' ll . ll I ' I 1 I T I - - I I ' I I , . . ' s ., Q Q I I . , Y nn . ny , an. I I BIIH CLUB The Beta Club is our school honor society, made up of deserving students who earn high scholastic ratings and who have demonstrated favorable character. Membership is a coveted reward for those who merit recognition for classroom achievement. rf' Popcorn sales is the big money- maker for Beta. The organization uses its funds to finance many worthy school proiects. These are the new semester members -- a good representation from the junior class . BELOW: The induction ceremony was very impressive and the food was delicious . LOWER RIGHT: A view of the speakers' table shows our capable president, Mort Grayam . E YQ f -'1Pl' -uae' 1.2319 This page sponsored by MR. AND MRS. JOHN ORGAN HECK LANG, PLUMBING AND REPAIR HI-U On Mondays the Hi-Y boys meet at the high school for business and programs or discussion on moral and religious topics. Hi-Y also works at the football and basketball concession stands, stocking it and selling the wares. An induction For new members, a bean supper, and programs for Christmas and Easter--all were part of this clubs busy year. Besides their regular programs they tried to bring clean speech, clean sports, clean scholarship and clean living to our school . A typical Hi-Y business meeting. President Tom is standing in the background. It looks as if none of the boys are camera shy. They all turned to face the camera! OFFICERS Tom Coulson . . . . President Neil Shaw . . . Vice-President Bobby Engle . . . . Secretary Bailey Woodward . . . Treasurer TRI-HI-U OFFICERS Judy Weir .... President Norma Milam . .Vice-President Eva Metcalf .... Secretary Linda Pirtle . . . Treasurer Here come the girls UT' L, Tri-Hi-Y martyrs refreshing themselves . The cand impressivelyopened the year . The purpose of Tri-Hi-Y is to create, main tain, and extend throughout the school and com munity high standards of Christian character This purpose has been accomplished with month ly services to our school or city. Social func tions have added variety to its program . le light service This page sponsored by THE SULLIVAN STATE BANK C7 The Sul l :van champter of the Future Teach ed meducatlon as a career Its monthlymeet mgs conssst of student drscussuons and speakers as well as socual affairs Hughlught of each year of course ns the attempt on the part of each member to take the runs on one school day to learn what teachmg as all about All meetungs are dlsrgned to promote In terest and enthusuasm for the teachmg pro fessuon A representatnve from lndlana State sells college FUTURE TEHCHEHS HMERIUH Prexy Barbara Bed well presudlng If thus us a future teacher we re for theml Thus page sponsored by W T MELLOTT REAL ESTATE JOE PARSONS AUTO SALES K R! . l Q 'V I 5 . , I .Q 11 ' 2 33. -XJ n lf -L .A X Q 3 X I, 7 ' ' f -.... . ' . ers of America is open to any student interest- I . . I I I ll ' n -V tl f, ' KE' , ay. ,,,,. 'kI', , . . I I Bdrbclrcl Bedwell Pregrdent Kay Lund Vuce Presndent Jane Myers Secretary Elizabeth Eslcew Treasurer Judy Wear Parlnamentarnan PHYSICAL EDUCATHQN Mm , PHUSICHL EDUCHTIUH M fncuunnsfs PHUSICHL nfviiupmfni, mm PLHU, ann SPURTSHIHIISHIP. The Physical Education department is very active, producing that activity on the grid- iron, the basketball floor, the cinder track, and the baseball field -- not to mention the day-by-day activities on the gym floor . We have been especially proud of our various athletic teams this past year and of the glory they have brought to our school. But glory is not the sole obiective of the depart- ment. lt teaches boys and girls alike to get along together through team play and cooper- ation, not only when they are winning but also when the going is rough. The staff feels that physical development leads to better mental development of the youth he will become better citizens of tomorrow. FHIIUHU ELLEN GROSS Physical Education Sponsor of the Dmm and Bugle Corps Sponsor of Girls' Athletic Association ,,, ea K WILLIAM 'BILL' JONES 'P' Social Studies Head of Physical Education Department S Club Sponsor Football Coach l WOODROW MCBRIDE Physical Education and Social Studies S Club Sponsor K ' Q Q 0 Basketball Coach DONALD WOOD 7, G Health and Safety Assistant Football Coach Assistant Basketball Coach Baseball Coach HiHlEiIC Blllillll i tUUlBHll M Bmnss ifnm cimmiinn- suws ann inmvinuni Hnnuiis. GOLDEN ARROWS END GOLDEN SEASON BY BLASTlNGMlNERS. Hundreds ofiubi- lant high school and iunior high students refused to return to their classrooms this afternoon as they wildly acclaimed Sullivan's firstundefeated football team since l937. -- Sullivan Daily Times November l2, l953. Plus the perfect season our team brought to S.H.S. the Wabash Valley Championship and the Western lndiana Conference title along with numerous well-deserved honors to the many outstanding team members. Gary Vandergraff Back Wabash Valley and C All Star hon teams Leonard Tarrh Center Co Captann Adam 5 1132: diffs Salko Award Wabash Val W I C All Star x ack Hunt ck Wabash Valley C All S Honor teams Jack Chambers Back Cllnt Duncan Llneman Wabash Valley andW I C All Star honor teams Jlm Wheeler Back This page sponsored by TEAL WHITAKER SULLIVAN TELEPHONE CO. Gerry Treadway Morton Grayam Back,Co Captam W I C All Star A P AII tote Wabash Valley honor teams G C O fi xx X1 1 H -ax ov' gf X x vivuy? 1 Xgbh 05 6 YQ, 9 'L as 1, N XX I . W . l . . o r 'Q ' - ' 7 . . . - . . S p I 6, 74- , ' I A6045 ' I C 4 1 O ev 091 5626. ' , . A , - 2 Qi, 10 ' - ' 'F 6 GX C 0 .I Over , , . Au, 5 - U . -A 4390 f ,Y '90 J 1- t . - k . ' Ieyg . . . 5 A. W? , . 3 x Joe we. xx ,- P. All State honor teams .. ti ,WS 0 Y .info 0, -' I - H X 3 , fe' 'ff' osx . Y G0 If' ' 1 Q, Kg ie . I I 5 by e 56 -s w al i go O wg. 0 '51 - I NQSI ' . Ps 0 x RJ K 07 -I 55 V 'I 5. Ba F I ' z Sv I W . I . . ta r 5 gym - eo 2' - ai' I, t Y Bi' 9 9 av 9' I ,I 7-AQ' Q65 . 5 ?fI 1 X Q '50 v' B fi . fo ' F LETTERITIHI nga Bull Rambns NW l n gn ,g1,.fal7wvs S by G -gh X 99 5 Xgfa Q Jerry McCammon 9 e Yfwcx ssc! e Gs We 6 A RDP 3 cf 539 5X6 X, 155 fx 6 G56 ef S9 X NX Bfa-Lx 'L vi' Cxyix ne 'vo Af .4 we ynexl 9 6 ikidoo '54 'bf Jack Mayfield Lineman Wabash Val , W C hon teams A P All State Don Spoonmore End Wabash Valley W l C Allstarhonor teams W P 8-A P All State Lnneman li Bob Bedwell meman, Wabash Val leyand W I C honor teams Davnd Plerson Llneman Darrell Lewellyn Llneman ' f Gordon Wolfe 'M L I neman wr D Thus page sponsored by BOB BILLMAN P - ley- . I. . or 1 . . i F F Q . . . . 5 u ' .A,: ' Q. B -4' xo I ' pw A X' . as ' . ' 4 K' 5 .5 . ,,- f E d ', 0 Y Q3 Y w t 0 . YY 1 3 rl . ' X ' 0 . tx' X Q v6 Te . fe' V 0 ,TP we X Qt f -,.- .QQ 'QV te 5 .O, qi as . X' l 1, ei I' 15616 i 09' os ' W6 1 1 ,, 0 V' ,,.. - . . Q0 i 5, ie A ll ,...4 , iq 0 Q9 - 0 V , ' -.v.. 'I 1 gage :Q W' esrrr 4 ' 12,0 .. A l 1 'r',, ,PLM 'lul . . . - rl,1.j50 .. ,,.- f ' l- 1355 79 . . . 1100 ul x f 1 . ,- gs -' fi V X ri- '1' V In A' A ' Jwflf: ug-.x ,Q lllllllllllli tUUlBHll 5. Here are our coaches! They are the men who have the know-how and ability Endless hours before the games were spent like this--under the hotsun--learning strategy and techniques. 5 'MortGrayam kicks the extra point for the Arrows ...an victory. to guide us to victory. Hopeful and de termined the boys leave the Fieldhouse for the game hope. Enemy possession ...and anxiety... but not for long, we 53 The whistle Blows! BillRambis kicks off! The game is on! After the work come the well-de- served honors Here Tom Campbell the second highest scorer Tom Campbell Dashes For the goal line and six points. inthestate receives his athletic award from Mr. Gilmore, the principal. This page sponsored by MAXWELL-BEVIS, THE FOOT-FITTERS SMlTH'S DRUG STORE 8113115181111 M PRUDUIIESH unnnms sfnsun unnfn H nfui simon. The 1953-1954 Golden Arrows boasted a winning season under the tutelage of their new coach, Woddy McBride. A record of fourteen wins and nine losses, including the Wabash Valley and sectional tourneys, was posted by the Purple and Gold. An unusual feature of the season was the fact that the McBridemen engaged in five overtime contests, winning three and losing two but dropping the one that Arrow fans most wanted them to capture-- the final game of the sectional tourney. Five seniors--Gary Vandergriff, Jaclc Mayfield, Jim Harris, Mort Grayam, and Jaclc Hunt--brought an end to their cage careers, leaving a nucleus of five remaining lettermen and c promising B-squad to carry on. m 1HE 1953-1954 RECORD N Arrows 41 Bicknell 36 Arrows 39 Hutsonville 37 fovertime Princeton 59 Arrows 48 Arrows 52 Brazil 46 fovertime Arrows 41 Clinton 36 Qovertime Vincennes 71 Arrows 30 Garfield 56 Arrows 41 Arrows 47 Dugger 40 Linton 66 Arrows 61 State 58 Arrows 51 Arrows 46 Greencastle 45 Wiley 36 Arrows 34 fovertime WABASH VALLEY TOURNEY Arrows 47 Dugger 41 Carlisle 48 Arrows 47 Gerstmeyer 35 Arrows 29 Arrows 51 Spencer 44 Arrows 51 Bloomfield 29 Arrows 53 Washington 46 Arrows 56 Jasonville 41 SECTIONAL TOURNEY Arrows 57 Graysvi lle 47 Arrows 64 Hymera 39 Arrows 51 Pleosantville 40 Farmersburg 57 Arrows 55 fovertime1 Cary Vandergrzff Senior X Jnm Harrrs Senxor Tom Campbell Junnor J Mor? Grayam Sensor Jack Mayfreld Senior FN 5 VHRSITU BHSHETBHLL 1953 l954 1 .3 Don Malone Junnor 'S Wood M B d C h Y C rl e occ Buddy Lang Sophomore Merrnll Templeton Jaek Hunt Semor XY Thus page sponsored by Jim MCCqmmQn Sophomom SULLIVAN DECORATING co Sophqmore SULLIVAN HARDWARE 8. FURNITURE CO . N ll' n a lr :II I ill Gil- I l ' xx rx xi , . . . QQ 'S I Q l fx I l' la E L F in A rt . 1 A rx fll l . u l A 5 l . 'N T, , - 34 -A so T U ' yi, 1 E T E . ' ' 1 ' Q . A, RESERVE SUUHD 43 Ssl 43 Sl These are the stars oftomorrow, who under the tutelage of Coach Don Wood compiled a respectable record during the season. PKITURED ARE fTOP ROWJ:Orr, Student Managerg Bennettg Mayfieldg Brodieg Millerg Dudleyg Learmonthg Crickg Ringer: and Don Wood, Coach. CLOWERROWJ: Wible: Alexander, Merderg Huxg lrvineg Springer, Walters, and Baker, Offensively Mike Mayfield awaits developments, defen- sively Jim Ringer eyes his BU SEC UH man. Our Booster Block, planned and or- ganized by Mr . Fisher and the cheerlead- ers, included more than a hundred student Fans. Songs, yells, and just plain enthusi- asm were a stimulant to the team . p This page sponsored by THE J. C. PENNEY CO. S. H. S. ST S CIJB GQO 'fi 'G g siunfni mnnnsfns J ,pie , These boys kept records and statistics, treated rdf? of minor iniuries, and tended to a thousand and one , .fr-22 other athletic details. John Wilkeyand Jack Organ in basketball and . 1 -fbi, Billy Jones in football held managerial posts. -16' 1 1 CHEERIEHDEHS John Coulson, Ilene Norris, Cleta Crick, and Earl McMillen provided the spark of enthusiasm that ignited our athletes and spurred them to vic- tory. ,fX' Q ZZLF This Page Sponsored By MILBURN PHARMACY WILKINSON LUMBER CO. SPHIIIG SPIIIIIS 'M mit Hrnmfs uuiununs on cinnfns ann sun. An ever--menacing factor--the weather--frequently limits outdoor activity in the spring, but despite this handicap golf, track, and baseball blossom forth soon after the basketball season comes to an end with the first baImy breezes of March. Coaches Fisher, Jarrett, and Wood have successfullybroadened the over-all athlet- ic program by providing many boys who cannot or do not excell in the more competitive sports a fine opportunity to achieve individual athletic prowess. Two members of the golfteam, Danny Frew and Jim Wheeler , polish up their irons ..... Their coach, Mr. Fisher, has donemuch to promote this relativelynew sport at SHS. Clint Duncan, after a fast Icp in the WIC meet, passes the baton . . . .Sprinters toe the mark before take-off .... Jack Mayfield digs out following a successful leap. .. .Coach Jarrett has brought the cinder sport a long way since its resumption not too many years ago. BHSEBIIII I More than any other spring sport baseball felt the results of bod weather, but Coach Don Wood nevertheless fielded a competitive team. Gary Van- dergriff, shown here, was a versatile performer at short, first and pitching. He led his mates in the basehit department too. This page sponsored by GOSSARD MANUFACTURING COMPANY GIIIIS' IIIHIEIICS M funnlsu uninnmuam cumifimon ann fniuunsif Hfcnfnilun. The girls of S. H. S. Iearn to develop poise through physical education. The athletics in which they participate help build healthier bodies and teach them to work and playin a cooperative spirit, The OirI's A'hIetic Association is made up of girls interested in sports and the high goals ofthe organization. Intramural games have been a new proiect of GAA. Mrs. Oross, director ot all g'rIs' activities, has throughtully provided a wide range of act'vities thatsustain interestand at the some time furnish healthful play opportunities. 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IIII HI Not uncommon around the SHS scene when the furst traces ofsprung arruve us the unevutable marbel game these lads pause a moment to pose for Luz and her camera Caught on the south steps after a clay at school were these Junuor Hugh Iasses What' No homework? ul HIU Thus page sponsored by LEE ROBBINS PHILLIPS 66 STATION SULLIVAN COUNTY FARM BUREAU CO OP v lv ,Y 1 V' ' 4 1 JUHIUH - -U I UIIIUH - JUHUH HIGH BHSHETBHLL 7 CHEERLEADERS A if Jimmy Banther N HCY Mfffdfif FIRST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT I Frakes K B12 Sharon LOWS vxns D Walter D Flsher I Brown G Alex Ann W1111s ander Mr Lynch SECOND ROW M Ral y P Eskew R Doyle T Grayson M Gallagher B Burk THIRD ROW F Hamuton J bevxer C Sullwan T Caron R Pavy N Walters FOURTH ROW I Bushel P Grayam I Keene B Bedwell R Askay HHH HJUTBHLL Thus page sponsored by WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE PIGG AND TENNIS, LAWYERS A f YEARBOOKS