Sullivan High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Sullivan, IL)

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,.---W1-TW Population 25,000 l!E'l'lRllSl'El1'l' Moultrie County News JANUARY 15, l 933 SULLIVAN, ILL. We Americans can always be glad the Prince of Wales wasn't Paul Re- vere. Yours, WILL UIORNJ SHARP 8: RHODES SHOWS 3 BIG DAYS Daredevil .Dazeyn and his ferocious lions Miraculous Mary Evans the Snake-Charmer Trinkle 8: Duncan the breath-taking acrobats Music by Reeder Rioters MAMMOTH DUCK FARM White duck pants at reasonable prices Pay much Down Duck in for Ducks Manager: Jim Rhoades NATIONAL INN We make you fccl at home. Proprietor: Voyna Anderson House Detective, James Cummins WANTED: A Wife FRANCIS WITTS I l x 4 I Friends have received word that Harold Walker who recently went to Alaska has been very successful there. He has been appointed truant officer of the town in which he lives. Although there is no school within fifty miles of the town, the inhabi- tants have only words of praise for Harold's execution of his duties. Coach Cogdal was disappointed in his team when they were badly de- feated last night by Coach Hawbak- er's team from Gays. The game was rough with a final score of 89-12. There has been some complaint con- cerning our lineup. It is believed by opposing teams that Sullivan's left forward, Melvin Lilly, is over-age. However, he is a Senior in the High School and can probably prove that he is under twenty-one. Miss Wilma Rhoades is visiting friends. She has just returned from Africa where she has done extensive research work concerning best diets for tieas. Wallace Graven, fiftieth vice-presi- dent of the Kroger Cash and Carry Chain store, is opening a branch in this city. It is to be under the man- agement of Nora Devore. A commit- tee with Edna Rauch, president of the Counterfeit Community Bank, acting as chairman has been appoint- ed to combat the organization of the store. Emily Harshman's pet gnat, Ig- natz, escaped Saturday night as Miss Harshman was bathing him. She and Carl Dolan, the modern Sherlock Holmes, made an all night search and finally found little Ignatz, unconsci- ous on the front of Miss Mathew's car. At the dreadful sight, Emily Col- lapsed and is still in a serious condi- tion. Ignatz is recovering slowly un- der the expert care of Dr. Hollon- heck, county veterinary. It is rumor- ed that Miss Harshman intends to start suit against Miss Mathew, charging alienation of affection. QBSQB Editor: Mildred Chapin LICENSED CHAUFFEUR LOVETA CARSON I --.i--W Send your contribu- I tion for LOCAL ORPHAN ASYLUM to MISS AGNES MYERS Manager, or HOWA RD CHRISTY, official ear washer. I WANTED: JANITOR WOR'C EM OGENE MATHIAS , Bic REVIVAL. I .-.at... Presbyterian Church JAN. 20-27 Sermons by REV. CHAS. WINCHESTER Pastor EVERETT BUSHART SAHARA DRY GOODS CO. Latest Styles from Cadwell WALLACE AND MAYBERRY i WANTED: Job as a barber Pm a nice little shaver THEODORE RHODES I WANTED 1 Few family washings. LILLIE SULLIVAN Page Twenty-five

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l!E1'l20SI'l-ICT Edna Rauch to Katherine Nighswander her wavy hair. Wilma Wilson to Alta Sims her bright eyes. Carl Dolan to Jack Poland his concise actions. Helen Dunscomb to Olive Ruth Martin her ability to sing. Eva Elder to Mary Emily Lewis her dignified manner. Fred Cogdal to Jack Robinson his heel plates. Louise English to Ruth Floyd her boy friend. Mary Evans to Ella Graven her chewing gum. Fern Goodwin to Alberta Harsh her ability to transcribe shorthand notes. John Gramblin to Miriam Wiley his I don't know habit. Wallace Graven to Wayne Monroe his smile. John Hogue to Dale Elder his good football playing. William Horn to John McKinney his sense of humor. Lenola Irvine to her sister her ability to keep a steady. Loye Leeds to William Seitz his habit of hanging around opposite sex. Gilham Lowe to Reo Collins his track ability. Ruberta Luke to Ruth Ashbrook her knowledge of History. Roberta White to Etha Jordan her Loving town sheik. Agnes Pyatt to Eileen Myers her height. Earl Rhoades to Harold Newbould his willingness to obey his sister. Lillie Sullivan to Flossie Randol her long curls. Theodore Rhodes to Byron Brandenburger his mischievousness. Cora Risley to Vella Freese her extreme height. James Rhodes to his sister his High School knowledge. Lewie Sharp to Victor Shasteen his Freshman girl. Agnes Myers to Faye Bieber her quiet ways. Velva Wallace to Bessie Duncan her good grades Bob Sullivan to John Kenney his position at candy stand. Hugh Righter to Dorothy Wood his big brother. Anna Kennedy to Jeanette Wallace her pretty clothes. Glen Lundy to Earl Freeman his position as Captain. Clyde Freeman to Elmer Scntel his chevrolet. Voyna Anderson to Elmina Scheer her grocery boy. Charles Winchester to Wayne Shasteen his gum boots. Vern Righter to Billie Richardson his manly size. Emily Harshman to Vivian Jennings her shyness. We hereby appoint Mr. Scheer and Mr. Moore the executors of this will, and we request that they shall be exempt from giving surety or sureties upon their official bond. In wintess whereof we, the class of '30 have to this our last will and testament set our hand and seal this eighth day of May A. D. one thousand nine hundred and thirty. Mr. Dennis fSignatureJ Mr. Collins Velva Wallace Signed by the said Testator, Velva Wallace, representing the class of 1930, in the presence of us, who at her request and in her presence, and in the presence of each other, have hereunto subscribed our names as Witnesses. MR. DENNIS MR. COLLINS I Page Twemy-four as

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l!E'l'Il0Sl'EC'I' 'T - 7 F 0 f 7-WWW 344 l tll X . N W th r Do ...s.f's..,1.,..,. z2z.y SUHHWM1 PTQ TSSS news. l i GRAND THEATRE l 100W Talkie and Smellie WHOOPEE with The Screen Lover Willard Bolin and The 'Them' Girl , Cora Risley Also All Talking Loye Leeds Comedy Proprietor GLEN LUNDY This paper is author- iz.d1o announce the candidacy of RUBERTA LUKE for sheriff on the Suffering Women's Ticket l John llogue will prob- ably be appointed ' Deputy CANDYLAND CONFECTIONERY Popcorn, chewing gum E and candy Come Here Now i Proprietors: I BOB AND ROSIE SULLIVAN JANUARY 15, 1938 Miss Rosamond Crane, stenogra- pher at Elder and Elder Law Office, su1l':red a broken nose on Wednesday when she accidentally fell down and stepped on it. The county physician, Dr. Anna Kennedy, was called and Miss Crane is reported to be recover- ing nicely. In the home of Mrs. Fern Shas- teen, Clyde Freeman and Louise English were married on Tuesday by Rev. Bernice Bolin. The young couple wil ltake up housekeeping im- mediately at Gays, the south suburb of this city. Mr. Freemon superin- tends the string department of the Brown Shoe Factory. Hewell McFerrin formerly of this city has been awarded a high honor for obliterating all former records of Hag pole sitting. McFerrin kept his lofty post for fifteen days, two hours seven minules and three seconds. Provisions were carried to him dur- ing this time by Lowell Hodge, an air mail pilot, on vaaction. Sullivan people listening in to Livestock Report from Cushman, Ill. last week were pleased to hear the familiar voice of Miss Enid Newbould who is announcing for station I.O.U. of that city. At a meeting of missionary so- ciety in the home of Mrs. Lenola Lundy last week, Miss Wilma Wilson a missionary from Australia, gave a special talk. She also took up a col- lection which is to be used in the or- ganization of a Society for Protec- tion of Early Worms. Major Hanrahan has just return- ed from a trip West. He reports that John Gramblin, a former Sullivan man, now president of the Mormon Colony in Salt Lake Utah, has been taken before Chief Justice Duns-- comb of the Supreme Court. Ile is charged with having broken the Fed- eral Polygamist Law. It is believed that Gramblin has at least seventy- live wives. I ARE You LONELY? Let us find your soul mate White and Roley Matrimonial Corp. LONG AND SHORT BEAUTY PARLOR Come here Face-lifting at falling prices Pyatt and Elder ' DUNDAS FIVE AND TEN STORE Nothing in this store worth 10c l A new shipment of Fords to go on sale soon LOWE GRADED GROCERIES Good things to eat. Phone 68101112XYZ GILHAM LOWE -By R. E. M. Page Twenty-six Ill ll WWW WS