Sullivan High School - Arrow Yearbook (Sullivan, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1956 volume:

Q THE ARROW 1956 - l'l4 L L. , 1 PUBLISHED BY THE STUDENTS OE O SULLIVAN HIGH SCHOOL Dlane VaIent1ne SULLIVAN INDIANA Margaret Faught I I EDITORS The . ' p1Ctur 15 VCr 6 atthe szpfel wrt , ' cr aggjslli businfesg Sharon Diangvargie F-auglrplin- tors. K alentine C 1 and SOr ar:cjl1I51AerdC:r Os-edu ' ' Po - photo Ofma Fish xn Fflany lgorllaphgl-,spgrr 5222 gym MET ARRQW, lung the WE QWQUW SLMMv0u XNMQN SQMOOX SuWv0U Wd NNW To the Sewienrs of Qwliivad Q1'h Qehwwlz 'fe 5155 5013 in the e 'H' ww r3'P 0' tee 1364 5 'a! k'Ler mevnhs '?X1ei with mvcNetv arent D3 '- 'i' riC2xres, Feiiin- the Foe'a. writlnl copy, awX even Stick W1 1a'e1S OT ive verve of piciwrvi, we hnve at- tained the AOHX sez for rs alrosb a year a'n wnen we were chosen a5 wefbers of the h':'V Staff. The fxual ieazlime him vee4'we2 ani passfll le we 100V DQCV, the Years we hai in the ue'iUmiu' seem mrivial--it wasn'n 20 ii?ElcnXt after all. A'e wave learuel wxem Trox our expfrX- ence, and we can 5rgLL'w13v say 2,aZ we have aaiiel even frwv she oXwwxers as wel as 'ror the tritwnrs. We are rroxx of the emi proiuct, ani for ranv vears we wi1K Xonv -12V no 5 Die daye awi u1'HNs of laber witv reririseevb srilee. nwr smccess--1' we have S1TC9QiWK-'15 vez ewfirvly oxrs. C5-O59Y8iiO en the Dart of e.wrv Szmiewm has neknei 19 form znree ei'uLJ pa'eQ wiicr W ere eefore 101. else, we are verv 'rahefwl iw hue b194me9Swen ani oth r Yayal exrtwrters of Swllivan P115 Echoel who were inhereqnei eucx'r to place 21 ff1S2W6HYS in Lie yearbeov. Without Lmeir fLnAyria1 Suppfrt, 'ff :F-N' valid never have Deep seat to mme r1'liSher at aX1. mme per- swn wwe alwrvs seewei to be armani when wg yee.P1 nivi-e H15 air spa Ser, r. erie:. He wil, .ever receive ennx'h creliz for wmah me nas coxirih- wbei. To al, of yg. we a'ain Say ntunnfef it has been a privilege for as to serve y e' eg eiimiw' your 1055 vearbonV. Tov our feb is fiuie Gig we are turwin' ir ever te vfw, arm we trxly Home :Mai yew wikx clerls' 1' 'er rQ'f Heirs. Very Siwrerekv ynxre, K 1f!X 4 dfb X . A 7?C,LK,7.. X. , Zalnf V,1ZNA '4 X KL'L2z!'fW17nfMm! 47 fbidvldr , A744 'Alf'-f J k One ofthe Business Staff members, Frances Tennis, was seen taking ric R e t s for an ARROW sponsored movie. ARROW BUSINESS STAFF OuNoveniber1l a groupofrhe Busi- ness ARROW Staff starred the day early ro decorate forthe 1955 Homecoming Dance, Suzanne put the finishing, touch-.-s on oneofrhe many clever posters used to announce the dance. Msrzurdfzb DANCE lux,-L. 1 f 9 o 5' 4 Q l'UMMI'Nl'l'Y BUILD! NOVICMIIHR ll, S200- ' man ii.ix1-Img I, U slim-ifoimn, :mt X These sophomores and juniors who were seen selling ads, making posters, conducting ARROW movies, and taking care of all the other dirty work affiliated with the ARROW are known as the Business ARROW Staff. This group, headed by Sharon Raves, handled the financial end Of publishing the yearbook, Without this capable, genial Business Staff, the 1956 ARROW would be only a shadow of what it now is. - tizwwwgm ,if H SENIORS -- Twelve long years stretch behind them. Twelve years filled with laughter, tears, gaiety, and disappointment. But they were short years that went swiftly. The Class of 1956 still re- members that memorable day when they dragged their hesitant feet up that long, long hall to their first grade classroom. These seniors remem- ber the many times they stood in the corner, played hop-scotch on the playground, stole kisses from their girl friends, and acquired bloody noses from fights. The day that they arrived at the high school as green seventh graders will always be avivid recollection to this class. The next six years brought many new activities, sports, teachers, and friends. Looking back through the years brings a multitude of scenes back to the minds of the Class of 1956. From these scenes they have achieved the final goal--graduation. Now they will go out into a world where hatred, war, and prejudice exist. This is the world they've known since birth. Can they change it? n the Class ofl WL 11-knownfor its hind- Becausn of her qulpt Charm and bnduty AWN BOYLE attdlngdthe go 11 deslred b Lxury g1rl IH somp boys thv high hon- orof bnst-looking was confyrrmd upon BOB CRICK. Y the semor class best lookmg The encouragumg pat on the back and the rc dssuruug 5171112 always came from JACK OR CAN Whose classmates voted hmm most popular boy SENIOR CELEBS buccgssxncxery thuug he undgrtook 61 sc ru r W11 1g id P-RDI.. CO R A 'N grad er hmghtb of succcbs 1dtcr 1111 'M - DORIS PE-XR'x'1X1N :men n untnrofcver C111 avr wda ch rbtdnddbly chosen moat pOpu1ar g1r1ofthc C1155 of 195 L Conscu nt1ous 1ndustr1 oub bxncpre frmendly mtelhge-'xt she d bQrvLd thn t1t1e of most 11kC1y to succeed JENNY GILES R SENIOR EXECS The second in command of the class was Vice-president PAUL COCH- RAN, He was always nearby to lend a helping, hand. Capable secretary, DIANE VALEN- TINE, kept an accurate record nf all class proceedings and was always plugging for the class. JOE COX, looking the true executive, prc5ided overall the class riivtft- irigs, and guided the class through its last year. IIM lllrlilf, 'QUITMA l lwlllilf, ll NNY lrlllgb, and Al IAN fXll.llhhlgr1.l't'Dl'c' seiitetlili-.'l.l.issul 1.1 v in tht' Nu- deni lkriitieil. 'lhey player! .1 ni.: part in the varied mtidfstrt entaiitstl 3 L' t IV 17 ie s spttiisuretl during the sthtml year. tl JOHN GAYSO, treasurer, held a most responsible position. All the class revenue in connection with parties, pmm, and commencement passed throuuh his hands. Cliifwwllf - 1 xI'6 1 I YL 5 1 ft. A l Q- A f x QQ I. 1, 1 ' 5 , gp 5-3 X N sr' ,,-I Q-ev A.-,, in I Y HW ,n v '. K . - , , , f f A f I 1 . CECIL AI,l'TxlHAl.'GH IAMES ALUMBAUGH SANDRA Nl. ANDERSON RICHARD EARL ARNETT At'.idt'tiiicg Cllgiss President Vocational: Robinson, Ill, Commercial: Class Treas- Vocational. lg lrack jg Golf lg tjhorus l,2,L3, uter Sig Chorus 1,2 ,-S ,-lg l,!,5l,-13 Nl 1 ri s t r cl 2,3515 Minstrel 1,!,?5,4g Cantata Clzmtata 3,ii,4, Hi-Y l,!,3, l,1,13,4g'l'ri-Hi-Y1,2,3,4g 4,4'l're4is, 4j, FTA 53,43 SPECTRUM 4g FHA l,3,I3,4. SENIOR CLASS ROSE BADGER Commercial: Chorus 1,2 3,4q Cantata 4. fu-X 5 .J During the Christmas season Cecil Alumbaug,h's eyes gleamed with the 5 hope that St. Nicholas soon would he there. JERRY BENNETT Academic: Basketball 25 Baseball lgChorus l,2,L3,4g Minstrel 1,2,3,4g Cantata 12,f3,4g Operettag Hi-Y 1,2, 3.4. 1 GARY L. BOONE LARRY G. BOONE Vocational. Vocational. if Y Y ani' is .Qi if ffN i if vu ANN BOYLE Academic: Chorus l,-45 Minstrel 1,45 Cantata 1,45 l'l'i'Hi'Y 11,45 lleta Club .S ,-45 C aitiera Club 1.2: Sl'ECTRl'kl 45 junior Play5 rm 1,is,4,tx'itft--ms. ray Speech Club 45 Cilieerlead- Cl' l. Booster Club 1,2,Zl,-l. SHIRLEY BLRNETT Comrnurcial. 'T MH.-'Xt'-t.f5 -,uqxxs Vocational: football l 'Z-1' 'l'r'ick l ls 'N' t lt , 1. '-, . ..,ff,-lfSe'L','l'ls.'1iS,,U C in us l,Q,Jl,45 Miusrre Cantata l,1,-lgtlperett lleta t.lub 3. The 1950 class president, Joe Cox, cheerfullyeas' nis ballot last spring as Kay Kerlin looked on. PA UL COCHRAN Academic: Cllas- View Presidcnt 55,45 Basketball lg Track 25 Chorus l,2,3,45 Minstrel l,Z,:3,45 Cantata l,!,'3,-15 Operetta 33: Hi-Y l,Q,.i,4QVice-Prespi,Pres. 435 Beta Club 1,4 fViee- Pres. Zig Pres. 455 Camera Club1,Z,J3,4fVice-Pres.33, Pres.-1?5 Boys' State 535 K, B. Smitt Award 2,535 Latin District First Ji. JOE COX Academic: Class Treasurer J, President 45 Football 1,2 3,45 Basketball l,z:,:3: Club 3,45 Chorus l,2,3,45 Minstrel 253,45 Cantata 2, 3,45Opere-tra351-li-Y1,2, 3,45 Stud ent Council 3 CTreas. 35. - This page sponsored by SULLIVAN ODD FELLOWS ...... Lodge No. 147 Q -., -1' i U' Cl jlzbblg LLUYD EI! 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A V1 1111 CL 11 1 'xl 111 Academic: 1:11Vf1lS Q 3.1111511512 141111.11111 Hu1:11il11 1,'2.1,.11111r1 lN1ll11 14 1S1111s1c1'C,l1111 l -eq f- 1-10 1 -RST 'sf yu, Qi '4Q , J2- 6 1 1 MARILYN CAIDISERRY Cornnierciril: Chorus 1,Q, R,4gMii1srreI1,352,115 Can- Iietgi club -Ig Library Help ,sri X-3 JANIISS HORN Aeadeniiv: Iioorhrill Lg Hi ik Y i,-, PAT GALl.AGHER Vocational: Football l,3, 45 Basketnall 1,535 Club 3,43 Chorus 43 Minstrel 45 Hi-Y l,2,fi,4. The usual ball game crowd, center- ed here around Marilyn and Nancy, anticipate another victory. JOHN GAYSO Academic: Class Treasurer lg Track l,2,I3,4g Baseball ig Club 3,41 Band 23, 4gChorus I,2,13,4g Minstrel 2,:1,4gCrintata l,2,S3,4g Op- erettaf3gHi-Y1,3,I3,4g Beta Club II,-1. VIRGINIA L. GILES Academic: Student Coun- cil Rep. 3,43 Band 1,2,4 CVice-Pres. 41 Chorus l,2, 33,41 Minstrel 1,2,:3,4gCan- tara l,Q,ii,4g Operetta 33 Tri-I-li-Y 1,2,f5,4 1Vice- Pres. 3, Pres. 43g Beta Club 73,4 fTreas. 5339 Jr. ARROW Staff I,2g5tudent Council 13,4 fSec. 31,435 FHA 33,43 Girls' State 33 K. B. Smith Award 3,43 Booster Club 1: Z,3,4. This page sponsored hy FARMERS STATE BANK I HILLIS KRAUSE Vocational: Chorus 1,2 Minstrel 1,25 Cantata 1,2 Speech Club 4. -Z il 'VK 'De . E K-3 'flw 5? JUNU' tk? i Q9 sf l,lzAlllll'1JNtlN Cjoriiiiiertial: baud 1,4 lri-H1AYl,,l,l,1g licra tQliib1,4g1s-iohtcrclub1,12, KA. l,l1llN11XX'l.1.l. Academic: liaiid 1,g,'1,4 Cborux 'l,-1. Nliiixtrcl 1,4 Claiitam igtlpercrtgi fig Hi Y 1,3,1,-ig lit-ta f,lublS,4 I lurlior l lay. SENIOR CLASS lx AY Kl'l6l.lN ll'lDY KILLION Academic: mtudciit Clouri- Home ljcoiioiiiics: Clioru 1 liirul 14 llHFlA114 cil lfep. ,L t 5 ,-,l, Nliiisircl l,i1,i,1 Cggiritata l,Q,l1,4g tlberctta A, 'lri Hi-Y l,Q,Il,4, l'l.'X ISA, Student count il lg 1uiiior Play: VHA 1,1I,J1,1g Speech Club 45 Booster l,Q,.l,-1. 'llie nooii hour merry-making was A x momentarily calmed as six seniors , A 'X vainly pauacd ro have their picture x snapped. i lAME5 E,l,I11Kli Academic: tlltiss Vice- BUDDY RONALD LANG DARRELL LAWHORN President QQ lfootball l,2,1i, Vocational: Football 1,f3,4: Vocational: Football 1,35 4: Club 51,-4: tlliorus 1, asltetball 1,3,L1,4g'l'rack 1, Club 51, 2,515 Nliiistrel J,J1g ifaiitata ,23,4: Club 1,3,33,-1: 1,2,3g Operetta 31, Hi-Y 1, fl'lO1'LlS l,Q,f3,4g Mll1SIfCl 2, 253,45 Student tfuimcil 3,4 llfxl l.LlWDliRMIl.K Academic: Basketball 1 Baseball 1: liaiid 1,Q,i3: Miri strcl3: Hi-Y 333,45 Audio Visual Ed. ig Speech Club 4gCarittita 1,3,1,4: Hi-Y 1. Cllres. -tj, ., , ic., E s it is af A' 3 1 5 il Tv-'4 -do agfx -nv, JIM MCCAMMON Vocational: Football 4g Basketball 1,2,31,-lg Track 1,2 ,Il ,-1: Baseball lg Club3,3,1gBand1:Hi-Y 1. if Q DAVID MCCLELLAN Academic: Football 3: Chorus 1,23 lx1instrel2g Cantata lg l-li-Y l,2,'i,4g Camera Club l,Q,3,4g Audio Visual Ed, l,2,I3,4. lJl'ANlQ MVINNIS Lonnnercial: chorus 1,3 l.lXllIlsll'Cl -,4,C,.1I1I8I3 Q V t s,snecel1i,Inb 1. we-I 3- Hoiyard Ungeturges Paul on to vic- tory ina relay as other seniors stand SHIRLEY MCCLURE Comtnercial: Chorus l,2, 3,4g Minstrel 2,S5g Cantata 23,45 Tri-Hi-Y2,3,4g Beta Club 4g1uI1iO1' Play FHA 1, 3243 Girls' State 3g Booster Club l,2,fl,4. lllvl MCDONALD mQx '1 pun JERRY W. MORGAN Academic: Football 3g S Club 733 Beta Club 3,4. Academic: Wileylrligh School 1,25 Audio-Visual This page sponsored by BOOTHE STUDIO a -: 'fz 'III I I XIAYI f 'I i ,ijsf 'TCI' -cnt' 'RES im XIIIYI NII'IiI4I'I-' I'xYICi':I'IIII1' WNY WI IIIIIH I' .iii .N .' . ,L vi . . .,f,y . 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Iixiw 'LIII Ii SENIOR CLASS , I ,i,1. .Mu-r ii xicrwriiiiix Iii-it' .ill i.iIIIu, I. griwip UI iufilgiiii suriiurx new pic- Iiirud :ating their .ippciiu X, IWIII 'VIII IIAYI U U53 AI,eIIuiiiic: I IAM View Vreaulciit I, Pmsikiuiii Qjlg F.mrImiII I,L, I,-I, :ima-I IMIII-1,I.1r.im I,2,1,gIgsx DAII Ig AIIiIuIiQ fxI,i.:.i.1cr . I .., -,,. I, Miiixircl I1 Luiiiigiui I I I I , 'I Y IIIII'7 'I miwrii- , - PHIIIII' MORRISIIN JOHN IN NASH Hi-Y l,Qg Bum CQIIII1 3,1 N -.Ili-iuiiilz IIIII4'iik INIII Xiwgiriiiiigilz Qlliorlis I,g,i SIIII I'i4lI'fxI Q,-Z I-Midi. Ir I 'Iirziuk 1gCQIiuriixI,1'g XIIIIMFCI Ig Laiiigira Q I Vibiigil Iid, lg SgwcvIi Chi IISIICI I. .fIiiIIio-X'isiiaI Id, 4, :Ig R. II, Smiiii Aixam Q. . I.- S 14 'JI 4 -Q I wx IUXI I. I, Unk Xci Iuiaiiuz ii-.wi -.ill I I- -.I . , I .I.mIIm.iII I,-. ir..Ii-, .,, 4. I ., , . N II.1I',, JL ,I ni .IWI ,Ii.ii1iir I'I.ix, aa, El DUN OW llxbw Vocational F211- NJ Q' - , ig 546 Q 2- ,isa r, 1,Y' 1 ' .M 'N 6 SANDRA ,ll,'ANl'l'A POWDEN Academic: Chorus l ,f,Il,4 Minstrel l,2,!3,4g Cantata l,3,!K,4gOperetta3p Tri-H1 1h 4 DORIS PEARMAN fY LQVWQ BCM Ch Academic: Chorus l,3,ISg Minstrel 1,2533 Cantata 154 Tri- Hi- Y l,2,S2,4: Beta Cluh 53,-lg VTA Il,-ig junior Playg FHA l,:3,4 CVicc- Pres, 435 Booster Club l,2, Very few rnalts were ever enjoyed as much as this one. just ask Doris or Pau ' 1 Q crgRA1.D PHEGLEY Vocational: Chorus l,12,3, 4g Minstrel 253,45 Cantata 2,35 Operetta 3. RAMONA JOY POSEY Commercial: Chorus l,2, 53,43 Minstrel 253,45 licta Club 3,4, UAA 2, SPM, TRUM 43 FHA 253,45 Speech Club 4. This page sponsored by CARL ENGLE flip, rm 3,45 I-HA 1,:3. IAMES SMITH Vocational. 3' 75? 'V' Nu' 5 L 'We' 4, 11 ki 11-'Y S11 XRUN 11AVI 5 1 HNG111 NANCY ANN ROISIBSON 11fAFiX1Q S1N1.S L1 5 t1 '1 11 Ac:1111g1111c: 13211111 ,1,2,f3,A1- Co111111crc1:11: Cllz15sSccrc- 1 1 1115111 Prus. 4g CQ11or115 1, I, 25,115 13ry:1gC1111ru5 2,l1,-lg ...111- 1 1 1 1 S f.f1115trQ1 1,2,I3,-13 121111111111 51101 Q, 3g 62.2111161141 45 Tri- 1 A1111 5 1111. 11 6111111 11 1,l,71,11g11pQruttaI1g lri- 111-1'2,r1,A1gF11Al,2,:1,4g 1 1 r IXRUW 51111 1 111 8111111 A mrd 1 111-Y 1,!,i1.-15150111f,11111.1, Spy L'L1l CQ11111 -13 Booster 11 115111 11r15 'D 1 4g11AI1,'1: 1913. 5111111111- CQ1.11v 1,i,r5,,1. 1 L '11:1rd 25 13.21. 151'11w11 Awnrp 1 111 H l bttu C 11111 1113211111 5tntc1'112S'1 1. ,...-. A t 15 SENIORCLASS ', 17110116 of 111C 1111r1w 1131111 n1ay5,t1115 gf- 1.,rou1' of 51.1111Jr 1115 Could be sccu - uv 1' H 1111 IIC sup C11LNX111L., 1119 1411 . 1015 STRA'l 1'ON SAUNDRA RGS! STRLLT ACac1c1'111C: Foo111a111,Q,3 CIo111111QrCi:11: Band 1,Q,?1, 45 Basketball 15 Truck 22 Baseball lg S C1u11 3,:3,-1 Chorus l,3,-155111151101 3,4 Cantata -4gODc1'Qtta 33 111- Y1,12,3,4QCL1111C1'3C11l151 Spccclx Club -1. -1-SeC'y 43 C1lU1'11S 1 ,-lg fxliustrcl 2, 33, 43 'l'r1-111-Y 33,4pF11A 1,'1:1S11osterC111b 1,2,3,-1. 4 1 'ol FRANCES TARWATER Commercial: Band 12,3545 Chorus 1,12,l3,-15 Minstrel 1 13,45Cantata2,3,45Oper- etta 35 Tri-Hi-Y l,2,:3,4 Office Help 25 FHAI,3,4 AIERRILL TgMp1,tgTt3N C AROI IOQLY DOROTHY NIA! TOMEY Aqgidggmiqg fiotsrhgllhglg, cidctmc Cleorusl Commercial chorus l 4 lla kctballl 34 N1 . . , ,s. . S t ,-,., T1-514314 1'2,jg,.4: 5 ' qjlub 1 l I4 I ri Ili Y I '4 I 1 Bc C u 2,fl,4QC:ll0l'l,lS 1,35 Minstrel C lub 4 umm C t A 1 I4 wht I R 125 Cantata 125 Hi-Y 1: IT A 3 4 as 33 IH 34 Speech C lub 4 Lirls D. H. Bl-Own Award 1, Bama Camera Club lzf. 7 4 Speech C lub 4 State 'I Booster Club 3 District FIRST 25 Hand State FIRST 15 Booster Club I,2, 3,4. SENIOR CLASS HOWARD M, UNCER Academic: Football 4g Basketball I,2,45 Track 35 Chorus4g Minstrel 45 Hi-Y 1,z,3,4 qrreas. ay. On one of many such occasions in structions were received with mixed emotions by Diane Janice Margie and Sharon. DIANE VALENTINE Commercial: Class Secre- tary 1,45 Chorus lg Minstrel I5 Cantata 15 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2,J5,4tSec.3,4j5 Beta Club 53,45 FTA 3,45 SPECTRUINI 45office Ho1p:s,45 ARRow Staff 3,45 Jr, ARROW Staff 1,35 junior Playg Audio- Visual Ed. 2,35 FHA l,2,i3, 4QSee.:1, Pres. 4, District See. 53, State Editor 455 Spcechtjlub 45 K, B, Smith Award 535 Booster Club 1, 2,3,4. 3' 1- 7 I rf avr, f B cf mf f-R 1 . 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K,l1.11l1u went rmrlr 111111 lm lOllQ'L1UIlL' 1 Pl cl11ldl111od . . fl hc w111.1r l11rlx'l1411.1111cdiI11p fnr1l1cra111ur:1 fX11n1l1url-u11plu, limp amd Larry, Xwrc abmrfqd lll 215 1vrw111 Jvtivltilf, , l.n0lQ11111 A liltlu guilty, Ilm w11111r rgirlf xtupgmll 5l1ox'ul1:1g it 111' ,,,, Only lar 1k lllxl I1111 L w Illll' 1 l I 1 ..- Ullld xplit .1 pula A A ,X.'i11 thu 11151 of 1l1u 'N' LOlllCb the last nf the seniors, A r. ACTIVITIE What wouldahigh school be without some di- version from the routine of the classroom? At SullivanHighSchool this diversion takes shape in the form of various activities that range from the dignified Beta Club to the fun-loving FTA. Each year the school calendar is almost en- tirely filled with club meetings. Along with the regular scheduled meetings there are many SPEClALactivities--the FHA Chicken Spaghetti Supper, the Student Council Carnival, the GAA Basketball Tourney, the Hi-Y Bean Supper, the Beta Club Induction. Many friends are made in these clubs --friends that will never be forgotten. A senior gets to know a freshman, and a junior starts to date a sophomore from an introduction in some organization. The clubs are one of the reasons why SHS students dread to graduate. They hate to leave all the memorable experiences ofmeeting together at night or during the activi- ty period. But they gain a great deal from being apart of the Sullivan extra-curricular activities that will benefit them for many, many yez come. 1 , ,, xx 1, .5-gfff? f ,Ag 1 f F , i 1 .K - ,.. l rn gli- ,v ' 'R Q get My ' if 1' 'A s . y, . 5 -.-ff Lifxi. fl , nr A by S K V I . 1 ,Q if 4- 'f ' Q Y P 'T X' H -' f i . ' ' - . H.. 5 3 i i is X li .z-If V 'Q I 3 ! V 1, 1' Ami MK 1955 HOMECOMING Homecoming -- the day to which all students and alumni look for- ward enthusiastically! Unfortunately the alumni are pushed into the background, for this is the high school's big day. November ll, 1955, was indeed an outstanding event for Sullivan High School students. A victorious football game a lovely queen and her court, and never-to-be-forgotten dance. All who participated have many memories. But the Class of 1956 ended the wonderful day a little wistfully, for next year they will be alumni. 5 22 7 tn 'F rr xx Q,tl '1 j5 r : ' 'A' . K 3 SHIRLEY MCC LUKE .ifenior ,li 1. horror, X .f.,L11I 4,m1nvl1 Mxrr xr-I IGH L rm:ri51gvlv.1f rr IA--rx Ili ' Q r-vlmllnli WT Iflc Nong' I.r.rfi1w .IO5I'fi1HINI1f ISROWN Junior THE COURT SARA WOODWARD Freshman OF HONOR PEGGY BILLMAN Sophomore Unaware of thc ARROW photogra- pher, several couples danced to thc music or Luo Baxter ar the Home- coming Dance. vf , . I I l 0 ' 1 n l J vu I 1. KIN E AND IIUEE ERADE5 wus. U11 1 STUDENT COUNCIL l'1e 1x1r111 1111 511 SHS 11101 L 11,1111 rn 1 L5f.11Lat1vex1t t11c cldascj an C 11s 1Ht'1L t1111Q L 011111311 11:1 111 1 ICN mgtud C1 11011501111 It 111111 11x 5 1111 sphoq 1 car the. 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C 1 1 111111151 ,y111j11111,1hkQ, V w P1911 1111211 1 -dur, ' 1-1-U'1711r1k1z11Il . y 111116, 51-111g1g115,g :fd 3 L I i f ,11,I'1'l 15111111, 111-41 11- 4.1. Q ' ,11. 11, Y. -A'a- 1 1. ' iff X - I S, ly, 1,1 K ,y 11: I - ff.: Q A . ., y 1' 5. l 5 C cu 111, 11 1 1. K Q1 I x1'1. ' .4 'F R ' Ktr k 51 '1 ,f . ' U11 BETA CLUB Junior: and Seniors who are mem ber: of Beta Club point with pride to the flctthat they were selected for this ational honnr eoc etx It i t u honor tobe chosen on the biete of schol arship leaderehip and character for a plate in this orvamaation Each rnonth Clara Mor- gan, Jo Brown, and Pat Doyle were seen going into lxliss N owl in ' s room to receive their BETA JOURNALS. This page sponsored by K..l'N lL. Leon Jewell Carol Turpen Pat Doyle and Jerry lwor an mused for 1 moment alter a delicious can dle light induction dinner Paul Cochran Presi dent Bob Richardson Vice-president: Marg- ie Faught, Secretaryg and Joan Rambis, Treasurer, were the administrative branch of Beta this year. Bl ALK LUMBER CO. BIGGER D-X STATION President jenny Giles with the otherTri-Hi-Y officers --Pris Shepard, Di Valen- tine and Margie'Faught-- decided animportant issue which faced the cluh. Nr TRI-HI-Y Known through the years as a character builder, the Tri-Hi-Y has becorne much more to Sullivan -- it is a tradition. As one of the oldest clubs at SHS, it has become a symbol of Clean Speech -- Clean Sports -- Clean Scholarship -- Clean Living. Susie Smith cut thc cake at the annual Christmas party as the other girls pa- tiently awaited their share. This page sponsored by Along, with their sponsor, Miss Wright, the metnhcrs of Tri-Hi-Y joined hands for the closing friendship circle. p:x..l WYATT FORD SALES MCCAMMON APPLIANCE SHOP HI-Y The brother club of the Tri-Hi-Y the Hi-Y is based on the same princi- ples. Affiliated with the YMCA, this boys' club strives to create, main- tain, and extend throughout the honie , school, and community high stand- ards of Christian character. Mike Mayfield and Pat Q9 alla gher relieved thc condition of th e Hi- Y t r e a su ry b y reporting promptly to sell popcorn at hallgames. John Coulson, K. F. Smith, Paul Cochran, Howard Un- '-- ' . ger, Jim Lowdermilk, and 'A ' ' ' Larry Unger brought their 1 dads to the Father-Son ban- - quetheld at the Davis Ho- This page sponsored by PaulCochran presided over Hi-Y meetings with a help- ing hand from his subordi- nates--Jan Merder, Cecil Alumbaugh, ,loe Cox, Bob Engle and Larry Miller. LANG PLUMBING 81 HEATING BRANSTETTERS GROCERY SULLIVAN HIGH SCHOCL BAND The Sullivan High School Marching Band started practice immediately after schoolbeganinSeptember,1955. They worked extra hard to be in shape for the firstfootball game. From that football game, when The Star-Spangled Banner filled the air, until they played Pomp and Circumstanceu at commencement, the band had given the high school students and the town's people reason to be proud of them. Along with playing at all basketball and football games, attending contests, and giving concerts, the band completed an already full year by numerous mon- ey-making projects. These included the annual magazine subscription sale, a Pancake Festival, and a sale of chocolate candy bars. For the band all the events were successful from a monetary and publicity standpoint. These three big money-making projects brought the band enough money to handle the finances on their annual trip at the end of the year--a perfect end to a busy, exciting year for the Sullivan High School Marching Band. The Sullivan Band, attired in their new pur- ple and gold uniforms, posed for a photo in concert formation. Mr. Wilfred Perigio, con- trary to custom, placed himself at the rear of the band. lt was through his efforts that the band succeeded in its many activities. ,gl -if dent. This page sponsored by That all orgianimtions should have officers is an accepted rule. The band, too, elected persons to perform numerous duties that a- rose. This year they were Jerry Brown, Treas- urerg Saundra Street, Secretary: Jenny Giles, Vice-presidentg and Nancy Robinson, Presi- ln November the band played a large part in the llontecoming activities. Along with the pre-game ceremonies they helped with the coronation of the Queen at half-time of the Sullivan-Linton football game by forming a large heart which she and her court entered. MCMILLAN ATHLIQTIC GOODS CO. DELTA TIIETA TAU I f 4 QE V 'Q These attractive smart looking young ladies were the hi h ste ' 1 , L Q - PPWS ' Sullivan niajorettes. I d I ' ' ' u y nine, Marilyn Smith, Sue Poole, and Nancy lxlerder helped lead the Sullivan Band in all its marching, during the year. They gavethe spectators an excellent first-impression with their unique baton-twirling routines. 'R 'Y 0 y iw, r vi, U G, S :L-,L V, G It was the job of Band Major Jerry Chubb to lead the Marching Band as it performed for hundreds offootball fans. This exceptional young man also assisted Mr. Perigo, Band Lead- er, in musical direction, and in the time left over he was the first-chair cornetist. Mr. Perigo very willingly accepted from Stephen Griggs and John Ford a chocolate candy bar, the sale of which was sponsored by the band. This candy was made especially for the Sullivan Band for a money-malv ing project. - ' 'J I 4 ,K f'-v-nn-qi ar , X . ., 1 - A M 1 1 . v 7- -, '-'Mft' ,-,af A , - F -qw A- , f ,. if 3, . 4 Q. V ,,gQ1,,. ' ,D ,3,,gp,.f1 ',. H dave , -Q rbi... -+'-sq ,-if' , .,..a:.tf Tiff ',' , ' '- :pf 1 'J-I' - fa., , K 1. 4-.-1'M'e,f:,b7i.iy...k ap. It. if- --' ' This page sponsored by A. E. BOYCE CO. SULLIVAN DAIRY b. N FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Toward NQWI-Iortzons Thu: Qullt van Htgh School 5 youngest orglm zat1on, the Future Homcmakcrs of A rncr1ca,bccomt s ont of tht school 5 most dctwe Each year th1s club has numerous projc cts whtch .arc comp.1rat1vely unknown to the rest of the h1gh school Ita Cum 15 to butld the future of Amt rrca 1n a ve ry stgmflcant way for horncmalung IS the rnost necessary of all occu pat1ons Decoratmg the Home fc department was one ofthe mam projects of the year for IHA New members were mutated by the offteers m a candleltght ceremony Two gtrls that the H-IA ts proud of are Prts Shepard and Dtanc Valcntmc the dlstrlct secretary and state edltor respecttvely JA I 1 Thls page sponsored by BUSINESS AND PRO! ESSIONAL WOMEN S CLUB THE KNOTTY PINE F E. Q A .I I I X 1 xx . O 5 A 1 ' 1 4, . 'Q Q E - I A x 1 D - 1 V I H' X 1 ' ' . ' . 3. ' ' A ' .x I I D J 1 x . ' ' 1' . .. 1 3 . . I J ' - 1 ' ' T ' fa .. .' ' ' V 5, A A D 1 - - 7. Q' , S . I V 1 . I .i . Y. 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If 1- The Sull1vanGAA Club sponsored by Mrs Ellen Gross, has beena very actlve group Durlnv the year they held play days wh1eh were attended by near by schools and mtramural volleyball and basketball tournaments The GAA g1rls learned how to be good sports as well as how to play the games by belongmg to th1s club GAA wg A dxffxeult acrobatlc feat for most tnexperrenced people was accom Dl1SllCCl wrth ease by these GAX ers at a Wednesday 36551011 of the club Presxdent Arlene Hall vrce presr dent Kathy Stewart secretary Judy Drake and sponsor Mrs Ellen Gross took tlme out to haxe an ex ecutxves ptcture snapped Thrs page sponsored by 1 x 4 SULLIVAN DLCORATING CO MAXWELL BEVIS SHOE CO L CAMERA CLUB Camera Club was a busy orgamzatron that was an educatmonal as well as an extra currlcular act1v1ty Members spend therr trme takxng prctureb of xarrous School func t1ons developulg and en1arg1r1gf1lm and us lng therr 1r1ger1u1ty rn makmg money for the club Twooftherr pro jects each year are a ch111 supper 1r1 the fall and photography booth t the Sprlng Carrnval Mrss Ruth Ihuklc sponsor of Camem Club project ,r x xg 'ax xl n Byron LaFo11ette and Larry Exhne spent a free perlod 1n the school s darkroom as they tummed one of thelr fxmshed products Tlus page sponsored by mstructs a few of her proteges on pllotogra phy tcchmques before therr embarkmg on a LYRIC AND SHERMAN THEATRES AND SULLIVAN DRIVE IN THEATRE 61 N - H '.L...i:::: . , . . 1 - - F ,I . . . 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Sullrvan I-I1ghSchool presents rts 1955 Mrnstrel Show' Those we the words of PaulCochran, rnterlocutor, as the curtarn parted on a musr cal product1onw1tha cast of one hundred and twenty f1Ve Th1s large cast was comprrsed of the chorus end men dancers spec1alt1es and the orchestra Along wrth two local performances th1s outstand1ng group of students brought recogn1t1on to SHS by travelrn t drana to present a fort f The Sullrvan Hrgh School profes s1or1a1 Irrn Rlnger thrrlled hundreds of mus1c lovers wrrh hrs rnsprrrng rcndruon of the ld 0 favorrte O1 Man Rryer g o French Lrck In y 1ve mrnute revue fo r the Rotary Conventron Jerry Brown sophomore touched many hearts as he sang two Irxsh ballads Sulhvan rs proud of th1s young sxnger who 15 desuned to brrng many more honors to SHS Representmg frve other exce I1 p onal end men was Ian Merder Tambo sang Just Because danced and fold a varrety of jokes much to the en rn thrs year s Mlnstrel Show 'Vg Q Joyment of the audrence EL I ' . . . . 1 I . 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Q Pris consulted her book Nancy and busic Smith enjoyed their suckers Frances and busie Kirk thoughtfully concentrated on their lines bu Lanne ta 1 kc d to Paul and Eddie looked over Prts shoulder while the Junior thcspians took a break from dress rchmrsal SLVl:ly blSTERSde1ltwrtha widow Mrs Gyurkovics QP ris she pardy and her seven daughters Katinka fbumnne Strattony S1r1QPat Doyley l:ll1fl'am Lelyuney 'XlllL1ff'I3llC6STClllllSy Terka Qbusie Kirky L1L1QNancy lxelseyy and lxlarabusie Smithy whom she was bound by custom to marry off in order of their ages Duetoseveraldisgracefulepisodes Mitzi thc fourth daughter had her age reduced four years to prevent her marriage By using the butler CDenms Harmony to cre ate a good impression the three older daughters suc ceeded in snarrng husbands Colonel Radviany Qlzugene Brodie Gida Radviany QEdd1e Pirtley and Michael ban dorffy Uohn Coulsony Although the family cousin Gerry Bakery complicated matters considerably Horkoy Uerry Chubby eventually received the reward kiss from Mitzi The production capably directed by Robert Ford was a success from both a theatrical and financial stand point l-erenz Horkoy Jerry Chubb sub mitted to a make up rob under the competent hands ofCleta Crick a member of the important make up COV1'lIl'llIICC 0 's px . 1 A, 'S xi fp This page sponsored by The cast of the Junior Class Play was from left to right Susie Smith Klara Pat Doyle Sari IohnCoul- son Michael Sandorff Frances Tennis Mitzi Jerry Chubb Ferenz Horkoy, Suzanne Stratton, Katinka, Eugene Brodie, Colonel Radviany, Pris Shepard, Mr.Gyur- Kovics, Dennis Harmon. 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The Senror Class Play cast from left to rrght was rlRbT ROW Sharon Dean Sophre Mrss Iwow lrn drrector Drane Valentrne Patty SECOIND ROW Norma Prshcr Nlrrrarn Margre Faught Mrs Mclntyre Mary Nell Mrller Mrs Patterson Ann Bovle Pru dence Darlrng Dorrs Pearrnan Vrvran FHIRDROW Howard Un ger Hal lack Organ George Mc lntyre Paul Cochran Brran John Dodd Ornar FOURTH ROW Jeanne Srnes lane Cecrl Alurn haugh Pete Allan Nledsker Pro fessor Mclntyre Joe Cox Dutch lrm Rrnger traffrc offrcer and rec Mrller Tcrry Mclntyre SENICR CLASS Mrs Patterson forced her daughter Elsre on George as the other Mc lntyres came to hrs rescue ln the comedy GROWING PAINS dr rected by Mabel Nowlrn, Professor and Mrs Mclntyre lAllan Medsker and Margxe Faughtl were confronted w1th the manyjoys and sorrows of adolescence as therr chrldren Uanrce M1ller and Jack 'Jrganl along wrth therr small band of fr1endsfJoe Cox Cecrl Alumbaugh John Dodd Howard Unger Paul Cochran, Jeanne Srnes Drane Valentme and Nor ma Frsherl, entered that dangerous phase of lrfe The arrrval of young vamp QAnn Boyle, started a charn of events whrch rnvolved the Mclntyre mard QSharon Dean awkward teenager fCarol Tobey her mother fMary Nell Mrllerl and a polrce man KJIITI Rrngerl When the local teenager boys found that Prudence was rnsrncere, thrngs went back to normal But alas, therr eyes were agarn turned as Vrvran QDOTIS Pear manl moved to town A note of hrlarrty was seen at an early rehearsal of GROWING PAINS as Pat yrefused to let Dutch be ar rested by the traffrc offrcer. The remaining teenagers watched in mock horrow. This page sponsored by ATKINS ICE CO. A C VAULT WORKS ng Hi Recordlng the entue class always looked forward to thrs day ofdevla uon Howard Unger and Davld Mc Clellan were rn charge ofthe re corder Rrchard Wrllrarnson could be seen rnakrng one ofhrs many speecheQ T for the class The speeches ranged from entertarnrng to rnformauve A UGUST L Speech Club rncluded such mem bers as Pat Gallagher presrdlng and Carol Tobey readrng the mrnutcs A well known scene from the K LUB Every year the speech class formulates a club and wrltes a constrtutron to develop a better understandmng of parlramentary procedure and to conduct the busrness of the class T he A ugust L anguage K lub truly llved up to 1tS name by do1ng everythrng rn a grand way Speeches, recordmgs one act plays d bates and attendrng out of town plays made up avery mterestrng and exc1t1ng year for the 1955 '56 Speech Club Thrs page sponsored by PIRTLE 86 THOMSON GARAGE BUSCHMANN COMPANY, INC. . 4 I V Ekghfgy , .v , 3...+:. :Q ..,,,- a xx,-R. 4 NQ ,. --.4 . f ' y M.. gn, 4- 5, f. f F' ia, ffw ief - - . 5' 'la .f ' A ' xi +,' -, ' 'WV J . h' '- H., vi: '-ff f Cf. , . -. ' .. 'lwi ' ' -A ' - it x - - , f .,.,,.f -w ' O '. , A 3 .. . . 4 7.-'As , - 1 I ' 10 - . - r ' y e , - .. Each ,ear deservinu students receive recog nition for outstanding achievements in various actixities scholastic musical or athletic 'lhese awards are of both the large and small variety but they are all important One page was set aside to give acknowledgement to these students due to deadline dates for the yearbook all ofthem were not pictured Here are a few to represent many Adam Sajko A senior of SHS 1945 lullback died October 92 194m Prepared loyal courageous he gave his best As a living me niorial a senior football player of each succeeding team who best ex emplifred these virtues has been honored with the Adam Sajko A filled the qualifications Here is the cream ofthe scholas- tic crop . All these students during the past year received all A's' for an entire semester. Forsuchsteati- fast effort they deserve to herecog- nized. li. ll. Smith gives this rc- cognition from year to year by giv- ing each an award. 'X 1 V, 'rm Last year Paul Cochran Ixorma Fish er Dorothy lomey Shirley Nic Clure Janice Niiller Margie Fauvht and Jenny Giles represented Sullix an at Boys and Girls State the purpose ofwhich is to better ac quaint students with the government in which they will soon assume a large responsibility A state first in any band and cho- ral contest--thisis the only but dif- ficult requirement that goes into winning the D. H. Brown Award. Jane Adams SHS sophomore was bestowed this honor on the basis of her superior flute playing. This page sponsored by o. J. STEFFY ar sox rtva oraxuoarrf AND Rcrn ANDERSON . YY J . 1 E . V . . - . 7. . E- l Y . . . 1 l ' Q ' ' r . , H , ward. In 1955 James Ringer ful- x-- . J . J .' -' ' ilwff' V X -ra-,mph M , ' I7 Q - .1 I FACULTY Education is a debt due from the present future generations ...... GEORGE PEABODY The faculty at Sullivan High School is paying off this debt very unselfishly, for they realize that the youth of today is the world of tomorrow. They are preparing the SHS students for the happiness, heartbreak, glory, and shame they will meet upon taking places in the world. When they first come in contact with their teachers, the students are young and pliable. It is the faculty'sjob to guide these impressionable minds in the right direction-complex knowledge, respect for others, integrity, and service to their country. This is a hard job and one wrong word, one wrong action can destroy everything good in such an immature person. But the right word, the right action can make a teen-ager mature enough to face the problems of taking over the reins of a democratic government. ls the faculty of Sullivan High School success- ful in creating leaders ? The outstandingachieve- ments of our alumni prove that they are V BOARD OF EDUCATION Without compensation these three prominent men of Sullivan gave uns elfis hly of their time in the interest of the smooth operation of the school. As representatives of the taxpayers, Dr. C.E. Fisher, President, Dr. J.H. Crowder, Sec- retary, and Mr. Wendell Tennis, Treasurer, were appointed to Sul- livan's Board of Education. il SUPERINTENDENT PhilN. Eskevv, Sulliv.in's well- knovvn Superintendent of Schools, and his secretary, Mrs. Mary Louise liempleton, have a tre- mendous task in the functioning of the entire school system. Through this efficient office go finances, purchasing, yearly calendar, and school policies. 1 .sic a L- my PRINCIPAL Through the office of the high school principal went a great deal of unrewarded work. Few high schools can boast such a great man and administrator as can Sullivan. During the year Mr. H.C. Gilmore and his secretary, Alice Medsker, kept the school running smoothly. SHS owes a debt of graditude to these two hard-working people. n redb This page spo so y DUDLEY CHEVROLET SALES FACULTY ROBLRI FORD The Jumor class play drrcctor con ducts thc junror Lnglrsh and Spanrsh classes 1 nv PAUL ASBURY d assrsrant prlnc rpal Dcanof boys 111 frlls hrs already busy day by leach ral studres , F rug soc by NX MRS LLLEN GROSS rls physrcal edu -r Handles allthe gl atron classes and sponsors the grrls c rntramural sports DALE BILLMAN S u l lrv a n s gurdance counselor aches the more advanced scrence urs hernrstry es physrcs and c RUSS RUTH HINKLII the underclassmen for P r e p a r e s hrgher mathemaucs by teachrng them general math and algebra I I 4 1 ' wrLL1AM BOLTON The assrsranr football coach guides through their study A ,, . ' the sophomores 5 of health and safety - O HARRY JARRETT The choral drrector sponsors nu merous exrracurrrcular acuvrues etta sprrng mrnstrel cantata oper ll of whrch SHS takes fesuval rn a pride nsored by Thrs page spo BOB BILLMAN 1 ,747 Q3 The head football coach and physr cal educatron rnstrtrtror XNIIIIAM JOM S has lcd many Sullrvan foot ball teams to vrctory and rcco nr fa Teachrnsl advanced wovdw lf and machrne shop rs the place HAROI D MARTIN holds on the faculty ff' -'25 Z l-rom many years of experrence socralstudres marnly U S Cov ernment 1 KElwNETh MERDLR has 1 day com I prrsed of manaqrng, athletrcs and teachrng several classes of sopho more Englrsh DONALD LYNCH spends hrs day rn f' structrnsz boys rn the study of me ,, chanrcal and advanced drawrng, and general shop 412 The classes rn advanced math 1 gebra geometry and trrgonometry are conducted by BURL MYERS ELVNOOD MCBPIDE teaches boys physrcal educatton classes and coaches Sulrvan s above average basketball team Thrs page sponsored by PIGG 81 TENNIS FACULTY 4 'Q , ' .X ' A I - . X Q .- Q ff, .91 1 1 N T-.5313 4 . . 1 . 'L'-f ,rf . Fl M . l l ' , 511'--1: 'A -fi' 2:5213 V .- FRANK LAUGHLIN very ablyteaches I I D . 4 I ' 0 -. ,f - I - - 7 F I . I Z- . , Q xp N . .n . . - ,, , K - ' V A V , , I, he gt ' 1 . A ' J s -H h ' ' --a - 1 ' 'f' , - , . ss ' ' ' ' IL REIMERS 1 d handles s rn charge ISS CLOT l brary an FACUL M of thc school 1 mess pertammg to rt any bus ILLA lt-ASH CBCTIIHQ, d1v1des her M ach schoo ess and bo X wmM '- RS MYRI l day by I ok trme e EIlg1lSh general bus1n kceprns. R9 PAYE I ff, brarran M sk of The BSSISIBHI 11 has the drffrcult ta do1nQ many x. SISSON nduct and -.5 X 0 HILGEDIE BEL NOV! Ll duector keeprng co ther jobs ID the llbrary N dean of g1rls MISS MA class play btects and sen1or teaches closely related su Englrsh Latm and speech MISS M classes of nearly every me econom1cs cloth ement P foods ho mg home nursmq band 1n all throughout the school year K PLUMBIN ONA STULL holds all g,1rl drfferent hase of ho me manaq nducts the SH ISS The head commerce teacher M MARY WRIGHT has a full day composed of holdlncz classes rn the f1rst and second years of ryp1nQ, and shorthand '1 hrs page sponsored by WESTL G AND HEA TING s -5 l WILFRED PERIGO co tts varred programs X RN AUTO S TORE j--- UNDERCLASSMEN Underclassmanz A member of the fresh- man, sophomore, or junior class in a col- lege or secondary school .... Dictionary The dictionary's definition of underclassmen is a very cut-and-dried description of a very spirited group of people. At Sullivan High School the underclassmen play a large part in all the school's functions and its government. Sullivan is proud of the way this group contributes to the school's reputation by their athletes, musicians, yell-leaders, and Thespians. lt is hard to find another high school with such a well-balanced, impartial student body. The underclassmen yell for the seniors in sports, the seniors cheer on the underclassmen in their respective activities, and the entire group is proud when any underclass- man succeeds in any way. ln a few years these present underclassmen will look back on their years as freshmen, sophomores, andjuniors with wonderful memories and many, many laughs --- Green freshmen, silly sophomores, and jolly juniors---Yes, without this great stu- dent body, SHS would be devoid of a large per- centage of fun, pride, and tradition. I '. Il lib OFFICERS PRESIDENT Edgar Hux VICE PRESIDENT John Alexander SECRETARY Sue Frew TREASURER IIHI Sprxnger CLASS OF 1957 Becommgajumor 15 the asplra tlon of all underclassmen The Class reached thrs goal' Thrs when all Junrors sport a class r1ng They glve a co sponsor a prom, and become recogmzed as athletes The Junlor year brtngs on many respon s1b1l1t1es and a large degree of hard work, but the members of the Class of 1957 have carrred out thelr dutres llke veterans Sulhvan Hrgh School of 1957 has IS the year shrny, new class play IS mdeed proud of thls outstandmg class Smce the junrors wanted good class offlcers turned out rn full force on electron day Afhv ' Jan Merder Larry Mrller and Larry Doyle seemed to enjoy thoroughly havrng thelr cake and eatrng xt oo X 14 they The 1955 56 Junror Class Presldent Eddre Hux cast hrs ballot as Jerry Chubb looked on Thrs page sponsored by SMITH S DRUG STORE D H BROWN JEWELRY STORE -xv-.K N A 'M 1 I IC I lr. , - 4. ' ,Khao I J on ,N , ., eq K N nw N . v . '. n 1 . I t ' kyk ' if j' ' ' I n I u Q I . . ' X sl' XXX -V' . . . . 'x X ' r . . ' . , ws' 1 - s 'f' ' f' . ,N 'Ne f a Nm' ,... . , I l 5 . ' '.4 ',I .N 'I Q . VA - x I , I ' 1 x I' X . . . . . ' Nw . . , ' . . Myrna Alumbaugh ? 113 John Alexander 10 Maxlne Badqer , --r CLASS OF 'I957 jerry Baker Sue Ann Booker VN arren Boles 3 J Jane Brown QF ohn Brown Josephlne Brown Glenda Burns T '3 45 -4 T' Th1s page sponsored by PIERCE BORS SHELL STATION SULLIVAN BAKERY ,.f- 1 Dale Chenoweth Jerry Chubb Betty Jane Clark Qandra Corb1n Q . Y 1. . w.- B gr A , g -, 7 , .aa ' 1 f Te X ' Eugene Brodie .A X S 9. J . -i - V up X? 3 ai X 5G F? we S' I IIT if Y .sag s. wr-fr b ' Ph1ll1p Frrsbxe Arlene Hall Dennrs Harmon Patrrcra Holberr it John Coulson Jack Cox x Nova Cox CLASS 0F 1957 Cleta Crrek Rrchard Cro ks Patrrcra Doyle Jack Dudley Robert I-rscher Sue Ford Sue Frew 'I CZ . Q' ,,,.-4 This page BENNETT'S PHARMACY ?S' lf? 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' J ff 1 X O , - J ' YN, .1 9 ggi.. iii! s I I - 'lb ATHLETICS '- Football, basketball, and track ....... the interscholastic athletic program of Sullivan High Schoolis comprised of these three sports. These are the sports for which the boys work so hard and the fans yell so exuberantly. Even before school starts, the boys are on the gridiron learning new plays, executing new techniques, and losing excess weight. From this training comes the glory of playing under the floodlights and bringing one more victory to the record of SHS. Before the thrill of the pigskin encounters are forgotten, basketball gets under way. Prac- tice, practice, practice, But the hard work and practice are forgotten when another win is chalked up for the Golden Arrows. Spring ar- rives and with it track and field meets. The cinder and sawdust events bring forth individual challenge. Competitive spirit and good sports- manship make good teams, and these virtues rate high in Sullivan athletes. From this sports 'L' their glory and heartbreak, the BOYS of SL High School become MEN. . 11 4 1 ' 1 1 ff 5 H ii-3' rg? FCCTBALL 1 lin the Gold .ind l911:',1ie Warriors and their coura-ge tiire, sing we now Olll' praise and glory ..... lhese words filled Sportland Fwld 1tx111v tinies during the past year. Each time thev were sung, everv word waa ture. On .'X1lllllSl ln, l9:1n, fifty boys reported for football.1r111't1ce. When11therSHS students were loafing the vacation hours awav. these liovs were lJl'C,i'lZ'lll1l themselves for a long, hard season. l'he practice was grueling in the terrific heat, hut onlx a few bovs couldn't take it. lhe ones that lasted it out felt the floodlights on them as them' won ganie after ganie. These reniaining lorti'-five boys proved to be more powerful than alltheir opposition and brought Sullivan its second undefeated Season in three years. W hen the Season was ended and Sullivan canze out on top in the Wabash Valley and Western indiana Conference, the whole state acclaimed the young men from the small town of Sullivan and their coach, Bill Jones, who led them through such a triumphant year. These waa a look of well-deserved pride on 12 o o l 1 17 -1 1' ' new 5-. .M .5 if 3.111 E 1 V' 'Y K' r 1 .1 FA 11 A . 1 :fr 1' it a. if 1 .- ' fi I 'YO 1- 1 V' . . 1 er ' ' Qhfl 1 5 or ,rf t P 1 wh-.. N' xl- n , a.U.1f 'fy 'drag 'gQ5ffEj 1 Re I. 1q.ev.ll111. 4 ,- 11 ,, 4 ' ' - 1 N 11' , --'- Vw .1 1 1 1,11 V-rll 'lvl -v...,:f'isfK1. -. , .. - 'M - - X ,- x UM. 1311111111 mhvmhu 51-, 1- M, .n,1,1it1 1 1111 lf .b ' ,H 1111111111: NW :Xl lllc 1'llll1Cl1'Il1 hullll' K . - , hm, 11111 .'r dm. 1 illl - l.1111o11 l11111:1.1ll 1 -lr--.511-1A l1'llll 'l ,LLIEIEL2 lllll IUIICS l111il1 Ill the l.l5l few 1ila,x11l V11 111 1111. -4111-vu 1e1J151S11w1-11111m11111.1 . 1111 'A 1, 1 , , ,,11 11111 lil- l1151l111111i:11r.111:.1111111 li. X' 1 ll' 111111dl1:1w1'h1'e1.:1 1111 - UV, V v1.11 f st.111111 pride. borrow. or 1e':1- 'qlx .l..,,,111l1111-11 riisceiiee. llut 1-v1'r.11111 ' ' I lmmi ell 111 1l11's1:1d1111: l1111-ix ll1,ll ll' hmm,-11, Z l1ew:1sa little had at loi- l 'l !','mw.,5 2 ine a11otl1eriLr111lp11lhow lr a.Yu,k. l withwh11111l1el1?1d1x111l1- fwh, I ...rm-111 ed so pzitienrly 1l.111111ih Mllukwkx 1-we the Jears. 11l'l'llllg UXYVH ,,111.1l - twill J I 1 ' f th' S 1 'h ia ...... ' . . -'liiili' Svfu' - -- l . the facee o owe w o H, ng D Lift the klrllblll und uw,.,i, Campbell Rau UNM 15111 is cnorus, speed it onwardg loud their honor cry. 1140- VW ., 1111 of backfield 11151 ,VM hw - 1 - 1- ' QW ' 1. ..-1 f L 1 Hail to thee, our Golden Arrows, hail to Sullivan WWA 1,.,.11.11-lr 1111 Jones S:flih'.pQ11a nor IN . , 1 -ui f - 1 a P ' ' Hifvhf ' - NNW foillld O lllllml- Bob filed runnelfie Season UW ' ' , itll! ,.. ,..U1iQ ' ' lilglnl 1l1W.g li1:. XQ111wa111.l111. Nl11LQa1n111o11, Merrill Teinhleton, Bob Crick, lin: Ringer, Charles Crane,loe Stratton, lloward Unger, hhke 51la'yfield,li111 l.1bl1e,lack Organ, PatGallagl1er, Buddy Lang. and loc Cox. SliCLlNlD RUXY1 lloh Richardsori, ilonnie Irvine, Ronnie Loudermilk, lJon5.leMal1an, linx 51111111.11-r, llill Lear1non1l1, Larry Miller, Larry ll17j'l.L', Ilelrzab lloldson. liddie llux, Pat Watkiiis, 1311 Fvlerder, lack Cox, Dean Luttrell, john Alexzinder, and liddie V1'r1gl11. lHlRlD RU'1N'g David Shiek, Bill l3url1,New Walters, Roger Askay,Clin1 Fulford,Pl1ilipG141ya111, Bob Hilgediek, RNS of U hell' 5 COT Ili-.l llhh lledwell, ,lllll Bell, Howard Willis, Lex Doyle, Larry Exline, Y- . Philip Eskew, Alan llenline, and Rex Doyle. . . 1.5. , 11 -. gtg . d This page sponsored by 1 X ' I 1 F1 111101.11 1,-11 3.1.1, 111.11.- . 1 , , b, RAY 11ooKiLY miorolan , . 11, .1:1. 1. 111.111 ..1 1111- 111111111111 11: lr wr, r it Y. l r .Q 42, . 3 rr Iii i li Un lJad's Night Mr. Fate Rice proudly wore the nuni- bers of his three step-sons, Larry, Lex. and Rex Doyle. - 4 . C Leaving twenty-one nien behind hini, Mike X Mayfield carried the pigskin to the goal line - .V i for six niore points for SHS at the Sullivan- X ' Linton game. r-se sie? ,.,5v M We ff ft, coNsECHIlYiMf' ' if ry gs , Q 2. 5 'l e ins . , .p I w ' ,,.- :waxy gh u ,J ,XV I,-S - 47to6 i SULLIV SUL AN 25 r PX iiuh xl-ll lwri H1 J ' lu. lil- .12 mi' me hx ,I xxs . -' ' LIV , I l , SU 4 JU 7 1 A f i ' SULLIVAN 26 Wfiiier 7 fy SUfLIVAN gf Gai-ff Ifgton 0 1.f'w,A- C 5 bw?-L,f 21 Ggrstnqg 1 ' VAIXV .8I',1ZiJ yer SULLIIIKYAN 35 Georget 6 fr! Ai OWU .. X ggfLrvAIQJ4s Vjggion 7 O fx 34 Bickn I'llUQ5 O X. 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But those boys didn't need a cake to tell theni that they were l Riclmi .mil hd lin -tl DVC? YW' 1 las! if-.Sl X wh 'wil snlln 11 Llliltlk 0 U10 Und tour hill x qu 1 MT. llltf 0 'yi ll.l'l'l ' ' THE H. W. GOSSARD Champs ! fauna N I'f'.' This page sponsored by fy K 1, 1 .1 Co, H, lt r 'inl X V w so .vsp - Q , , 1 V2 ,-.- v , v SENICR LETTERMEN JIM RINGER the bulwxark of the Golden Arrows I1ne operatron was very strong aggressrve wrth qurck re actrons He was a great play dragnostrcran terrxfxc blocker and sure tackler ,ps jf? iq Ja Btg rough end MERRILL TEM PLETON whose speed maneu verabrlrty great hands and rugged defensrve play rated htm as one of the best ends rn SHS hlstory was the Arrows top passrng target JACK ORGAN small 0 8 quarterb a c k was a slrck ball handler team leader and pa sser deluxe Jack was the hub ofthe Arrows sharp offense Ihwllgh h1S brrllrant freld generalshrp CHARLES CRANE All Valley guard was Just brg enough to be tough and strll retarn speed Charlre was a qurck hard blocker and a tower of strength on defense J' All Amerrcan hrgh school back and perhaps the best Sulhvan s fullback MIKE MAYFIELD ran hke a bull r u nner In the state was BOB CRICK whose speed and fought for every rnch Only gang tacklrng by the power and balance brought htm the honor of top scorer opposltton was able to stop htm on hrs march to vrc rn Indrana tory Th1s page sponsored by INDEX NOTION CO PATHMM SENIOR LETTERMEN JIM LIBKE JOE STRATTON Guard Center li 4 Q94 wg-an-. Wa all, ,, Ah' VT? A 44,5 JP 3 'R aww!! JIM VAN SANT n HOW ARD UNGER En si? -JL 1 4,0 t! BM lu-ani. JIM MCCAMMON H JOE cox BUDDY LANG Guard Fullback Thxs page sponsored by ALEXANDER'S FUNERAL HOME ,im V f . 'f . KA . Q , , JN - I , 4 Q ,lg - - I 1 ' 4 Q ' . ' , 1 A 1 B ' ' ifIllilffEi 'E . I7 ' ' 1 1 1 A' Er 5 Qi- ' Sv: A - W f rv! an A .A . L,-.J I ? ,. fQ-fla4 ,,Q if ,Axle rf'if td' h .L ug , . Z -ni,-H , ' 1 I ', - 1 x A 7 'lf'-Qi 1 .fa T' ff? ' W' -32-F Sao, A f :W .Af Q A' A E d 1 lx - Q d fr E ,JI ' 'T- . 1 , N Q Q ' 3 ,r 5 E I - ,, - , A X - Q -gswigl . ,A A l ,. 19 ,Sig 'ii' Q , ' 1 . . an 5 41 LM 1' mei. I . E Cl ALLAN MEDSK ER BASKETBALL 'R HOWARD UNGER ' - I Senior--Forward 'Ks JIM McCA MMON Semor Center BOBBY ENG LE Semor Forward MERRILL TEMP LET ON Semor Forward JIM RINGER Semor Forward JACK ORGAN Semor Guard BU DDY LANG Semor Guard After less than two weeks practrce Woody Mc Brrde s SHS basketball team rnva de d the Btcknell gymnastum to wm rts frrst game Wxth one game rn 1IS favor the Arrow qurntet defeated Vrncennes for the frrst trme tn thrrteen years But unfortunately the next frve teams Sullrvan played came out the vtctors When Sulhv in entered the Wabash Valley Prehms sprrrts were htgh and the ball c lu b was at tts best After two hard fought games the Golden Arrows proudly cut down the nets as true champtons They were defeated rn the quarter fmals by Greencastle who later won the Valley Crown Sullrvan s basketball squad fought to the frnrsh 1n the champronshtp game of the sectronal Losrng to Hymera they accepted thexr defeat lxke good sports Thrs page sponsored by SULLIVAN COUNTY R E M C X, f X nd 5 he 4 . -f RECORD SULLIVAN SULLIVAN SULLIVAN SULLIVAN SULLIVAN SULLIVAN Wrley SULLIVAN SULLIVAN Dugger SULLIVAN Lrnton SULLIVAN State Hutsonv1lIe Greencastle WABASH VALLEY TOURNEY SULLIVAN Dugger SULLIVAN Bxcknell Vrncennes Prrnceton Honey Creek Clrnton Garfreld SULLIVAN SULLIVAN Carlrsle SULLIVAN SULLIVAN SULLIVAN SULLIVAN SULLIVAN Jasonvrlle Spencer Bloornfleld Washlngton Robmson SULLIVAN Brazxl STATE SECTIONAL TOURNEY SULLIVAN 56 Dugger SULLIVAN 46 Carlrsle SULLIVAN 43 Hymera Elwood Woody McBr1de spent many long patrent hours tutorrng hrs SHS basketball team rn the f1ne pornts of the game Thrs work pard off wrth a season record of thrrteen wrns and eleven losses IAN MERDER Junror Guard EUGENE BRODIE Iunlor Forward LARRY MILLER Iunror Forward f,-5 BILL LEARMONTH Iumor Forward DICK WIBLE Junror Guard JACK DUDLEY Jumor Forward Thxs page sponsored by SULLIVAN COUNTY WATER CO 62 ' 45 ' . 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A t I 36 ' 45 60 ' Q ' A 2 S I D P FRESHMAN TEAM The freshman team just a step below the B squa was one to be proud of th1s year Dur1ng the regul season the team won f1ve and lost seven games Arrows defeated Vrncennes 33 22 Then rn the fm game of the tournament they lost a heartbreaker Washrngton 44 4.3 Coached by Doc Bolton thrs team showed prospects of greater seasons to come From left to r1ght the boys were F1rst row P1111 Es kew Brlly Dean Larry Franks D3Vld bh1ek Ronn1e Gadberry and Larry Exlme Second row Lex Doyle Raymond Pavy Tom Grayson Paul Unger and Rex Doyle i ,Q -C 4:3 B SQUAD Pr1or to all the scheduled VHISIIY basketball games the B team showed 1.ts sktll 1n the hardwood sport These boys were lookmg to fut u r e days wl1en they would be on the varsrty They worked hard 111 prac tree and fought hard on the eourt to f1n1sh the season w1th o11e ofthe best B team records 1n BHS l11story lllIlC VlClOl'lCSOl.1IOf6lQ,l1ICC1l games The boys from left to rrght were le1rst row B111 Burk Gerald bul ltvan Tom Grayson Howard XVIHIS and Tom Caton Second row Raymond Pavy Bob Bedwell Bob H11 gedrek lerry SCVICI and B111 Jones As coaches are proud of the1r teams so can teams be proud of tl1e1r coaches Such was tl1e case 1n the B and freshmanteams f.,O3CllCSlllll Hartman and Doc Bolton rmparted all of tl1e1r basketball knowledge to tl1e boys under them and the boys repa1d the1r coaches by puttmg IHIO practrce all that they had learned No greater tr1bute can be made to a coacl1 tl1an the gratrtude and respect of the boys w1th hlS eye on the ball 11m McCammon concentrated on out Jumprng h1s opponents The game was at a cructal pomt when Coach lN1CBl'1dC called a trme out Howard and Merr1llwerer1ght under the basket seekrng all 1mportant rebounds Th1s page sponsored by ALPHA OMICRON CHAPTER, KAPPA KAPPA KAPPA ii ll Iii' , im I V. .... x .. . - ' 1 ' alll ' . ., . E ' , , It 'rl 1 Al . F ' . A - X .XR X U , 1 1 I, 1 ' . r ' I A -1 H d' I ' . ' ar 1 ' ' . ln the SIAC Freshman Tourney at Washingtonthe junior A -- . - ' . . al , E .1 ' to , - . . I I. , . 'Z I ,- ' . ' - ': . Q f it . . I lhu. A r I ' ' ' 1 ' ,- 1 e ,. 's :J 1 - - , 1, ' uf' V 1 W 1 1 34 I 1 . ' tionatcl to the SHS students as WILLIAM BOLTON, known affec- Y Doc , trained the Sullivan track A teatn through its 1956 season. Track, Sullivan High School's only spring sport, began shortly after theclose of basketball season, Although the trxrck meets have not at- tracted ntany spectators in past years, the sport seemed to be Corning into its own at Sullivan. On April 12 of this year the first annual in- vitational 'srrow relays were held, Light tea nts frorn surrounding schools participated in this event. Under the tutelage of Coach Bol- ton, 5ullivan'strackteantdernonstrated its point-getting ability in the WIC, Wabashvalley, and various dual meets. Returning senior letter- men -- Mayfield,Crick, and Gavso -- were the tnainstays of the team. fof' FIRST ROXN Bob Crick Mike Mayfield Dean Luttrell Buddy Lang Jack Organ Bob Richardson Ronnie Irvine Jan Merder SECOND RON Fred Rouse John Gayso Mike Gallagher Bill Jones Bill Learmonth Jim McCanr mon Merrill Templeton Larry Doyle Paul Pirtle Pat Watkins Eddie ? 5' :iv A--iw This page sponsored by Wright Don Xlcklahan J1rnNIeaderhiser Bob Crick specialized in the shot put and broke all the existing school records in that field event Iirn Springer aiunior was one of the best half tnilers Poised forthe start inggunwere Luttrell Richardson Rirtle and Merder Qs-If-4 v 'W'rr'-W ml yn R -K 7 UP BOTTLING CO MR 81 MRS JOHN ORCAN - , 1 -.vu i I s y t ' ' 'J - r A ft J - 'F I . 7 - I ' .3 I I .L , I ttf s ei fi - S X . -f -. r' ' ' ', C Y ' V ' V' Y s ' ' A ': H' , ' V ' y ' , V ' , . l v - I - V l . D li . 1 .A , I . ' . if . - . 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A I A ' .L . , i is ,DB V893 Two very rmportant jobs ln carryrng on a sports pro gram were those of student managers The two boys who frlled these posrtrons were Ronme Loudermrlk and Pat ,ones student managers for basketball and football respeetrvely lt was the responsrbrlrtyof these bo s to handle the equrpment at all practrees and games They stayed at the gymnaslum and freld house long after the players had gone To sueeessfully conduct a year of athletlcs 1U 1 hlgll echool the help of many people rs requlred Settrng up QOl1C1Cb attenchng to buerness taklngeareofequrpment keep1ng accurate records and or gamzxnt the fans are just a few of trtbutedamong a competent group Dur1ng the 1956 56 school year a chosen few gave wrllrngly of therr tlme and effort to perform the1r respect1ve duttes effrclcntly STUDENT MANAGERS Chosen by the entrre hlgh sehool Prrscllla Shepard Lleta Crrek Ann Wrllrs and Sharon Lowe enjoyed the honorsofberng the SHS cheer leaders for 1953 56 These grrls worked t x r e le s s ly throughout the year to learn new yells strmulate the fans orgamze booster blocks and pro mote good sportsmanshrp rn the hxgh school There were many txmes that thetr Job became dtsheartenrng but d1scourage ment was a w ord unknown to the four grrls who led the bHS fans rn backmg the Golden Arrow ath letes throughout the l9aa ob year CHEER LEADERS -c-5... vm-dll ATHLETIC BCARD On the call of Harry Grlmore ath let1c adm1n1strator,the erght mem bers of the 1950 '06 athletxc board met to determrne athletxc poltctes It was also thelr job to dlscuss schedullng problems. fxnances, a wards, and the extent of the athletrc program The board was COIllDl'lSCd of the superrntendent, prlncxpal. athletrc manager representatrve of the school board, and the three head coaches The members from left to rtght were Frrst row Paul Asbury. Harry Grlmore, Phxl Eskew, C E Fxsher, and Ken Merder Second row Woody McBr1de, Doc B01 ton, and B1ll Jones Thls page sponsored by SULLIVAN STATE BANK 1 7 QMJM p we, , . , . , g . . , . 'Wu H, . . . Q N T A - f 5 or-sq r e 1 . , I ps K -. f y 1 1, s x Nffi ag I' , J l y 1 , t I s , , ,L H1 - ,' , O 4 L , Q 5 M- 'ily' the problems whlch must be drs- 2 .sl - D v . V it , - 5 , 1 K -v , t I ' v I V v DA V . I -ug' 0 1 T 1- 1 'yr' J x I - 'H 1' ' ' ' A , I A s , , , e. - Q ig: 3 ' 1 1 f 9 ,--,f . - ' f R s. V- ,....A--s Q .. - 7- - - '4 . ., - -