Sullivan High School - Arrow Yearbook (Sullivan, IN)

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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.

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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 '