Sullivan High School - Arrow Yearbook (Sullivan, IN)

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Chosen as BOYS' STATE representatives were Phil Eskew, Phil Knotts, Richard Daugherty, Jerry Richmond and Larry Franks. mble Sue amor Gnu Emi: V' index gui:rr1eS The '5 Smith BOY Hazel H Mauwn Packard K Narxcl G POOR K are' Y aula 'Yhaf-ke V, on honors X yi 6 tell Mer US ENS nw-STAT Q Paul Unger was selected to receive the coveted ADAM SAIKO AWARD in foot ba -of 'Ii Phil Eskew w OUT STANDING ATHLETE for his all round ability in football basketball as named the MOST and track 11 Az 'Q 'V - nr- 1 I 11. Y' v ' , .6 ' X . . r, ul U? g 4 1 ser - ,K 3? .E , , ,4

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effy Rich U1 SALUTA OR3ZiVWaS 1'10r1Ored 3 of the Class grill GIRLS STATE representatrves were Drxre Jennmgs Marrlyn Smuh Chrrstma Larsen Nancy Merder and Paula Thacker Wxth strarght A s throughout hrs four years of hrgh school Larry Franks won the d1SI1IlC!1OH of VALEDICTORIAN ,Q sm ,5 uv 54 3,---Q--W Christina Larsen won the JEWELED BETA PIN and was elected STATE TRI-HI-Y CHAPLAIN.

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May 29 1984 Dear B111 Uohns nj We were so sorry you couldnt return to Sullrvan for our 25th class reunron I m sure you wo 'lc ave been as surprrsed as I at r o everyone had aged except Sue Poole and me srnce that Frrday mght rn May 1409 when we recerved our drplomas You wouldn t have known Mr Asbury wrth hrs whrte harr lon whrte beard and cane as he greeted us at the Elks Country Club Lex Doyle was the bartender at the Club and Larry Woodyard rs the caretaker The excellent food was prepared by therr wrves formerly Maybelle Snrder and Iona Mrller There were Paul Nolfe Lrnda Lowe and Judy Jarrett from the Metropolrtan Opera Company who entertarned between courses Rrchard Daugherty a Supreme Court Judge was master of ceremonres We learned that B11lTenn1s and Davrd Mrlls had rnterestrng occupatrons sellrng umbrellas durrn the monsoon season rn Indra Jane Crooks and Jane Prrtle most attractrve sprnsters, wrlte Q Advrce to the Lovelorn columns on r1val Los Angeles papers Warren Chapman and Chrrstxna Larsen told me they are mrssronarres home on leave from Equador where they are tryrng to con vert the head hunters They told of seerng B111 Olson who was therr prlot on the Pan Am plane home Jrm Bogard and Karen Rrckard marrred after datlng for 13 years and conduct a charm school rn Kansa Crty Gene Wrlson came back for the reunron from Cleveland He marrred Carolyn ' tl 'Q L1sman and owns a charn of prano stores Shelva Baker IS servrng as prrvate secretary to the Governor Jerry F R1chmond Vanda Hrgbee lS hrs housekeeper and Jan1ce Smrley hrs recept1on1st I also vrsrted wrth Rosalee Woodward Wanda Boone and Lrnda Davrs who are all nurses at the hospr tal for orphaned and mentally d1sturbed cats rn Toledo Larry Exlrne and D1x1eJenn1ngs co authored a Q book Marrred Lrfe on the Moon after therr frfteen years tb re Paul Unger was coach of the 1975 W Olymprc team and rs now therr tra1ner Byron LaFollette IS a barber and harr stylrst rn Hollywood He says he often has Paula Thacker and Rosre Hancock movre actresses as hrs customers Darrell Alexander rs a salesman for false teeth He marrred Alrce Badger and she IS busy takrng care of therr record famrly of 18 Phrllrp Knotts couldn t attend He s managrng the New York Yankees and IS marrred to Carolyn Llewellyn therr chrldren are mrdgets rn the crrcus Nancy Merder models mrnk coats and evenrng gowns at Saks Frfth Avenue rn New York She strll dates Mark Mrchael whenever he 15 out of Jarl He s a gangster now you know Ron Robertson 15 presrdent of General Motors He always attends th Indranapolrs 500, where Rrchard Bryant IS Speedway manager and J1m Frakes rs strll drrvrng race cars Mr and Mrs Ron Gadberry Uoyce Vandergrrffj own a dude ranch Two of therr cowhands are B111 Crrtchfreld and Perry Frscher Rex Doyle IS the local sherrff Hrs wrfe Joyce Shake keeps busy cookrng for therr most regular boarders James Rouse and Cecrl Romrne Barbara McCammon runs a school for prospectrve fathers Robert Anderson spends hrs trme runnrng a merry go round on the beach 1n Florrda Don Gayso has a brg name band and often plays on TV Someone sard Harley MCKBIH has gone to the South Sea Islands to look for a grrl who stowed away on hrs yacht last year B111 Dean and Rosle Woodsmall marrred and rarse carn and alfalfa on therr farm rn Kentucky fRemember the Class Play'7j We are well represented rn the teachtng freld II seems Ruth McCammon teaches manners at the Arr Force Academy Sandra Allen and Vrrgrrua Roberts teach French Poodl s to do trrcks rn Hollywood Lloyd Arnett has a prrvate school for Prrvate Eyes Larry Franks 15 a sctentlst and has just drscovered a formula for growrng curly whrskers on cats Georgene Okes Jean Thrasher Mary Unger, Nancy Hornbeck, and Pat Godfrey are farmers wrves and already boast a flock of grandchrldren Sara Woodward was able to come to the affarr although she has currently been named correspondent rn a drvorce surt brought by Movre Star Danny Brown agarnst Mary Beth Walters Her QS ara sj lawyers are Mrckey McCombs and Mrckey Arnett Other rnterestrng occupatrons I heard about were John Wrble, anrmal tra1ner rn a c1rcus Joyce Gosnell potato chrp slrcer Gary Inbody barker wrth a W1ld West show Dav1d Keene, dog cemetery caretaker and Leroy Medley atomtc bomb test prlot Gerald Alexander 15 a lawn mower and scrssors sharpener Mary Jane Anderson a wrrter of mystery stones Nancy Meyers a manrcurrsr for Lassre s grandsons and Nancy Osburn and Norma Wrlkes professors of the scrence of rarsrng chrckens I enjoyed vrsrtrng wrth the Moonglow Trro of radro fame Judre Poole Sue Hancock, and Susan Bledsoe They told me that Larry Rrnard rs NBC presrdent After the reumon drnner we drove out to Davrd and Marrlyn QSm1thj Shrek s mght club You should have seen some of the entertarnersl Paul Blasrngame drd a trapeze act and Hazel Holmes an rmrtatron of a Polly Parrot trarner The Can Can leader was Wanda Hoesman It was so good to hear about and to see all our old classmates I must hurry over to my clrmc now to operate on a wealthy wrdow, who thrnks I can take off frfteen years and thrrty or forty pounds After your present term as Presrdent we ll have our own reunron and I ll tell you more about the great class of 1959 Thrs page sponsored by Your old buddy' R, H, crzowosn, INSURANCE PHIL ESKEW- JR' qv - . 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