Sullivan High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Sullivan, IL)

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Q SUPERINTENDENTS SUPERVISE EY X ,f VIRGIL BINGMAN The W1se One UNIT LEADERS WORK TO IMPROVE EDUCATIONAL OF FERINGS For the past four years Mr Bmgman has served as supertntendent of Sulhvan Unit School D1strict No 300 Wtth tireless energy and pleasant personahty he has served wlth the best of h1s ab1ht1es strwmg for one goal a better school system Mr Alberts IS the long man wxth the long tttle He IS conunually lookmg for ftlmstrlps new books and vtsual a1ds whtch w1l1 help our teachers MERTIE BARNES Portralt of a Lady He IS always Wlu1l'lgIOg1Vea1d and advlce when need ed Thts earns Mr Alberts the t1tle of Umt Supervlsor of T eachmg and Curr1cu1um Coordmator for Umt DISIIICI No 300 Mrs Barnes IS paymaster for the teachers and em ployees of our Un1t as well as secretary to Mr Bmgman Her pleasant srmle and brlght red ha1r always brtghten our surroundmgs WILLIAM ALBERTS On the Traxl of Anclent Man . N ' - l. T- . . y. .J . , ' I , - . Q, . I . - Y . 1, . A. I 'C .,l L , N? s , . 2 , ' 5 . i , S I ' S5 ' VV ,,,fa '4 . It v DI D - . . . . O . . . . . . . . . . . ' . . . . U a Q . ' l l I . I I j I I 0 I I . . . . . H . ,, u ' ' n 1 Y 1 PRINCIPAL DIRECTS ACTIVITIES MARVIN RICE The Good Compamon Mr Rice IS a good compamon as well as prmctpal of Sulhvan I-hgh School I-hs cheery votce and frxendly srmle make all new students feel welcome He takes tlme out from h1s dunes as pr1nc1pal to teach a regular class of general bus1ness Among h1s varxous acuvmes Mr Rlce ass1sts w1th schedules magazme sales and credtt averages Many semors cast BDXIOUS looks at thexr credtts when the ume comes for d1p10l'I'l.3.S to be ordered When asslstance or words of encouragement are needed Mr R1ce supphes the needed support w1th a fnendly appearance smlles and much needed com RUTH EMBL Personaltty Unltmxted Anyth1ng that you could say about her would not be good enough samd Mr Rloe pr1nc1pal. Th1s IS also the general opuuon of the students of SHS Miss Emel ts always ready to help tn any way that she can She IS not only secretary to Mr R1ce but also a fnend to every student It IS one of her DOIICIBS to learn and remember the names of all new students Tlus oertamly helps to make each student feel that he or she really belongs Mlss Emel sells theme pads penctls and typmg paper and along w1th these arncles go a srmle and a cheery remark Her radtant personallty and steadfast ways are truly charactertsucs of Mzss Emel whtch we all know and w1ll remember ll ' Il . 0 . ' . . , . . . . . ' . . - mendation. .. . . . ,, ll ' ,, . . . . l ' I . ll Il . , . ' . . . . EMPLOYEES SERVE SCHOOL I DRIVERS DELIVER SCHOLARS Students in rural areas depend upon these drivers to deliver them to school each day Mr Neal has the longest route 31 miles one way while Mr Stricklan has the shortest 21 miles In one day s time the bus drivers travel 575 miles Often the weather is bad but at the appointed hour they are ready and waiting to make their daily runs f ROW ONE- ForrestAl1en LorenRhodes Charles Buxton Melvin Stricklan ROW TWO- Ralph Yancy Paul Sager Mr Bingman CharlesTaylor Homer Hunter ROW THREE John Voegel Jr Gilbert Donnell John Waite Cecil Neal COOKS JANITORS ASSIST STUDENTS Present Jarutors Russell Florey and George Soper are always willing to help in anything that is needed Frank Ward has been on a temporary leave because of an injured ankle which came as a result of a fall here at school Cooks Nola Valentine and Nettie Freese are responsible for our food in the school cafeteria All of these people are important in the smooth functioning of our school Mrs Nettie Freese and Mrs Nola Valentme Russell Florey George Soper li' 0 I I l I I 1 ' ' ' I I , . . I I I . I I . n : , , 'I H I . I ' I I Frank Ward W ' it E , fs, I 1 S 5 wr' E. :Sz fs Q Y ALICE BOON Illinors Wesleyan Umverslty Unlverslty of Illmols STUDENTS Massachusetts Insutute of Technology Carnegle Insutute of Technology fl NORMAN BUCKNER Southern Illmols Unrversxty CHARLES DAVIS Illmors State Normal UDIVCISIIY Unxversrty of Southern Calrfornxa Umversrty of Illrnors RUTH CAMPBELL Un1vers1ty of Illrnols Illrnols Wesleyan Unrversrty ED DUNPHY Unrversrty of Illmors Umversrty of Maryland ARTHUR CLARK Southeast Mrssoun State College Unrversrty o Ill N ORBETT FARRIS Western Kentucky Teac hers College . . . cis X . 1 'J , fr JW MM' -32 :K vf 7 .4 gs? f f ,,iig,fe' yin, H , 3 awifh ,TV x, 37 ,ff M, y, QW! 'iidly v fn ,A u nr ,-wt , I? ,gf- .pg,5g ,: P' 4 ' 1 n 4 r 'Q,Tf1Q,gr i ,- Q- wx ,.,-me ,', :ffm 'f , ,aff '4 4 1 f ' H ay f ' f ,ffgaz ,ww M lm Ayffg, 1, V' TM? rw ff, f H 'fif55?' as 2252537 'h'1'j:fek' XM , , . ,, A ,Wg My-, yin Y W 5? 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Q-L., ,g-was wa ATT A TQVE 7' RACHAEL RICHARDSON Eastern Illrnols State College MMM Maclvlurray College for Women ALICE SIMMONS Southern Illrnors Umversrty HAROLD VAUGHAN Illmo1s State Normal Umversrty Umversrty of Ilhnoxs Eastern Illmors State College Unrversrty of Mxchrgan GEORGE WHITE Ill1no1s State Normal Unlversrty Unrverstty of Ill1no1s Umverstty of Colorado Unrverslty of New Mexrco MARGUERITE WINSTEAD Western State Teachers College Ky Umverstty of Kentucky Untversrty of Havana Cuba ROBERT WRENN Eastern Illmors State College T ' . I 1 Q A' ty' . E I X 1 , J 'kv 1 so L9 . BV' J 1 f- ' , g JEAN scrnvnnr d aww . . . . lr- .. -Q , ww . , m ff ,vs , , -44 dv QT: ' J 4 ..,4. W ,VK, Vg, 1-bf Ma- :W i' M. M , ham iw, ,., I 4 nr. A M . 1fL3,.g,, W. f H ,, , ,, .. -.,- can-elit- .V 4-' x CLASSES . . .. V -M 2' . - yi, I 91' M 3: . 4' 1 , .,c an ' V , A, . --vp n' .ff ff ,'gw,. , ,-.x M ,,,,,5 5.5.4 753.10 if -.x, Qg..: .1 i .. , f 4 4 SENIORS MAKE HISTORY FRESHMEN In the fall of 1951 the southeast corner of the study hall became the gather1ng place for most of the 102 freshmen We were awed for Just a httle whtle by the dtfferent and blgger school but we soon found a real spot m the l1fe of Sulhvan H1gh School and settled down w1th expectatlons of good thtngs to come the next four years at SHS we chose as our off1cers,.T oe Schrodt Pres1dent Don Dennls Vxoe Presldent Joan Lundy Secretary Elhs Poynter, Treasurer Our fxrst b1g trtumph came on Homecomlng when we green l1tt1e freshmen ' took f1rst on our turtle float Pat Wxll Snap to Vtctory and second w1th our wmdow Victory Layne Pat Layne was our queen, and Bob Clark represented us tn the Homecomlng play We further brought the freshman name mto prommence when Fran Howard and Kenny Neal were crowned kmg and queen of the FHA Sweetheart Ball SOPHOMORES SHS, we looked forward to the 1952 Homecommg We chose as our candxdate for queen Glenda Landers and began work on our mam ObJeCIlVB to make Glenda Homecomtng queen We workedhard and were well rewarded for Glenda was queen of the 25th Homecomtng Glenda rode ID our thxrd place basket float A Basket of Sweetness Land er to Vxctory was our second place wmdow at Corwm Hamrlton s We were gulded through our second year by Bob Clark Presldent Jerry Wtnchester V1ce Pres1dent and Sona Hortenstme Secretary Treasurer .T UNIORS To lead the way through our busy Jumor year we chose Bob Clark, Presxdent Connte Cogdal Vrce Pres ldent and Arlene Barclay Secretary Treasurer At Homecommg Marilyn Harden re1gned as jumor queen, rtdmg on our f1rst place float Vrctory Swlng Sugar and Sploe Everythmg Nxce was our thxrd place wmdow Dramatrc talent was uncovered 1n some of our class mates when our class made 1ts f1rst actmg Wdebut w1th STAG LINE junlor play ,T un1or Carmval ttme came and w1th rt a new attrac t1on a Soak Me booth Brenda Sullxvan and Jalee Albers were the v1ct1ms of th1s stunt wh1ch met w1th great success On Apnl 30 1954 the gym was turned mto a beautl ful southern garden w1th a wrshmg well Chmese lanterns and roses, for our .Tumor Semor Prom P1antat1on Party SENIORS We began our last year at SHS w1th more ser1ous thoughts than those w1th wh1ch we had started three years before As we d1d each thmg for the last trme, there were many sad thoughts tn the mrnds of the '72 rematmng students We chose for our last set of offlcers Bob Clark Presxdent Joe Schrodt V1ce Presldent and Sona Hortenstme Secretary Treasurer For our fmal Homecom1ng contest we chose J alee Albers as our queen Autumns Sweetheart' our float wmmng fxrst place was our thtrd f1rst place float graced our f1rst place wmdow wh1ch was Da1s1es won t Tell NUTS AND BOLTS met w1th great success w1th many seasoned actors of our Jumor play takmg part rn On graduauon when we were all together as a class for the last ume many of us were thmkmg the same thought We may be gomg but we wrll always remember the understandmg teachers the wonderful frtends and the good umes we ve had tn our four years as students rn Sulhvan H1gh School 1 ll ii ' , . l ' U 1 I 1 l I .- . . . . . . . . ' . ' . . . . .. . ' 1 - - , u . , , . I I . ' . Q o Q I ll ' D ' It I . . ,, . . . . ,, ,, . . . ' : . ' ' ' : Q - I ll l I ' O ' . . . D . . with the success of our first year Homecoming at in our four years of float competition. Jalee's picture , . ' , . ' . an - . , ' li D . . ' . ' . - ll . .il it- n 1 ' n - - . . , . ' I D . Z . . . . ' Q . ' ' ' : ' . ' . . - , , . . , . I P I s . ' ' I l r ' - . . . ., . . ,, . . as - - ' n - I , . Not IALEE sEN1oR ALBERS QUEEN OUT STANDING GIRL AND BOY MARILYN HARDEN IOE POUND BOB CLARK JOE SCHRODT SONA HORTENSTINE Presldent Vrce Presrdem Secretary Treasurer 2? George and Arthur They were domg the mambo The rmg of drstmcuonl SGHIOIS outgrow school' PAUL SHUMAN utudres must go on as well as the show Marsha LaVonne, and Rose Mane o Rrchard Dave Tom Chref cooks and bottle washers You tell em Rrchardl Mrss Boon and Sona Joy, Janet Marsha Sona, Suzanne, Davrd I-Iomecomrng s 11ke that rf you Junror 1n the senror den head the Student Councrl S BYRON ABRAMS Watch the Birdie Camera Club 1 ,2, President 3,45 Track 15 Retrospect 4. IALEE ALBERS The Lady Loves to Dance Cheerleader B 1.2, Var- sity 45 Senior Queen5 Student Council 25 Assis- tant Majorette 45 Junior P1ay5 Band 1,2,3,45 Pep Band 3.45 Band Ensemble 3, 45 G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Latin Contest 15 Hi Scouts 1,2,3,45 Retrospect 45 Prom Committee 3. KENNETH BAKER Dark Eyes F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. ARLENE BARCLAY You're So Understanding G. A.A. 1,2 ,3 ,4, President 35 Band 1,2 ,3,4, -Secretary 35 Pep Band 1,2,3,45 Band Ensemble 3 ,45 Girls ' Chorus President 25 Retrospect 45 Junior P1ay5 Class Secre- tary-Treasurer 351-11 Scouts 1, Secretary 2, Vice- President 3, President 45 Music Club 25 Prom Com- m i t t e e 35 Homecoming Committee 1, 2, 3, 4. .HM BOLIN l'l1 Get By Basketball 1 , 2, 35 Baseball 1,253.45 Football 1,2,45 Boys' Chorus 25Letter1'1'1el'1'S Club 3.4. ROGER BOOKER IOnly Want a Buddy, Not a Sweetheart Camera Club 1.2. WALLACE BOOKER Unforgettable F.F. A. 1,2 ,3,4, Treasurer 3, President 45 Track 15 Boys' Chorus 45 Junior P1ay5 Senior P1ay5 Student Coun- cil 25 Cheerleader, Varsity 15 Homecoming Com- mittee 1, 2, 3, 45 Prom Committee 3. ARCHIE BATHE Music, Maestro, Please Boys' Chorus 2,3,45 Chorus Ensemble 3,45 Pep Band 3, 45 Dance Band 3,45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Band Ensemble 3,45 Music Club 25 News- paper Editor 45 Home- coming Committee 4. ROGER BULLOCK Somestimes I m Happy BETTY BUXTON Smi1es F. H. A. 1,25 Band 1,2g Prom Committee 3. RICHARD CARNES Heart That's Free Basketball 1, 3g Track 1, 2. 3.4: Lettermen's Club 1,2,3,4. BOB CLARK Thou Swe1l National Honor Society 3, 4g Boys' Chorus l,2, Presi- dent 2gChorus Ensemble 25 Band 1,2,3,4, President 3, 4, Band Ensemble 1,2,3p Dance Band 1,2, Pep Band 3,4: Junior Play, Senior Playg Homecoming Play lg Class President 2,3,4g Hpmecoming Committee 1,2,3,4g Student Council 1 , 2, 3 ,4. CONNIE COGDAL Ain 't We Got Fun F.H.A. 1 ,2,Vice-President 3, President 4, Girls' Chorus lg Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 1, Treasurer 2, Vice-President 3, Secre- tary 45 Pep Band 1,2,3,4g Band Ensemble 4, Retro- spectg Newspaper 3,4g Junior Play, Senior Play, Class Vice-President 3g Student Council 2, Prom Committee 3. DON DENNIS The Sunshine of Your Smile Basketball 2,35 Track 2, 3, 45 Football 1,2,3,4g Boys Chorus 2, 3, President 3, Cl ass Vice-President lg Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2 ,3, Vice - ROSE MARIE CREEK Mighty Like a Rose F.H.A. l,2,4g G.A.A. 1, 2g Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3g Homecoming Committee 3. President 3. TERRY DOLAN Give Me the Simple Life F.F.A. 1,2,3g Chairman of Supervised Farming Committee 4. BOB DUDLEY Honest and Tru1y Homecoming Committee 4. LOIS DURBIN It 's a Woman's World G. A.A. 1,2,3,4g Chorus 3, Retrospec t 4: Junior Playg Senior Play, Home- coming Committee 1, 2 , 3, 4, Prom Committee 3g Library Club 3. MARILYN ENGLAND She 's a Lady Homecoming Committee lg Prom Committee 3. PAT ERWIN Belle of the Ball G. A. A. 2, 3, 43 Home- coming Committee 4, Prom Committee 3, Retrospect 45 Newspaper 4, Editorg Hi Scouts 3,4. ROGER FLESHNER You Gotta Be a Football Hero F.F,A. l,2,3,4g Baseball l,2,3g Football 1,2,3,4g Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 4g Student Council 1. JANET GETZ Beautiful Brown Eyes F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, Projects Chairrr-an 3, Chairman of Public Relations 43 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Music Club 2g Retrospect 4, Junior Play, Homecoming Committee 1,2,3,4g Hi Scouts 1,2,3, 4, Prom Committee 3. TOM GUIN I'm Sitting on Top of the World Camera Club 1,23 Baseball 1,2.3g Basketball 1,2.3.4g Track 39 Lettermen 's Club 1. DAVE HAMILTON Anything You Can Do, I Can Do Better Camera! Club 1, 2, Basket- ball l,2gJunior Play, Foot- ball 2, 3. 4g Track 1, 2g Athletic Manager lg Boys' Chorus 2,3,4g Lettermen's Club 2,3,4g Homecoming Committee lg Prom Com- mittee 3. MARILYN HARDEN You Make Me Feel So Young G.A. A. 1, 2.3,4, Band 1, Retrospect 4, Homecoming Committee 4, Junior Q u e e n, Cheerleader B 2, Varsity 3,4, Prom Com- mittee 3, Okaw Sweetheart Queen Candidate 3, 4, National Honor Society 4, Hi Scouts 3,4. JEROME HARSHMAN Just the Way You Look Tonight Camera Club 2, Newspaper 4, Homecoming Com- mittee 4, Prom Committee 3. DICK HICKMAN Fit as a Fiddle F.F.A. l,2,3,4, Sentinel 4, Track 3, Football 2,3, 4, Lettermen's Club 2,3 ,4. SONA HORTENSTINE All American Gir1 G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Secretary 3, Vice-President 4, Class Secretary-Treasurer 2, 4, Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus Ensemble 3,4, Re- trospect 4, Editor, D. A. R. Award 4, Senior Play, Student Council 3,4, Homecoming Committee DORIS HAYS A Little Bit of Heaven Girls' Chorus I RONNIE HENGST One of the Roving Kind Camera Club l, 2, 3, Base- ball 1,2,4, Foot ball 1. MARTHA HIGHLAND Stay as Sweet as You Are G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice- President 3, President 4, Band 1,2,3,4, Pep Band 3, 4, Brass Ensemble 3,4, Retrospect 4, Homecoming Committee l,2,4, Major- ette Assistant 3, Majorette 4, Student Council 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Music Club 2, Vice-President, Dance Band 2. 1, 2, 4, Prom Committee 3, National Honor Society 3,4. FRAN HOWARD Sentimental Me G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 1,2 ,3,Homecoming Committee 1, Prom Com- mittee 3, Valentine Queen I, Senior Play, Retrospect 4, Student Council 1, Hi Scouts 3,4. BOB INGRAM Blow, Gabriel, Blow Camera Club 1,2g Baseball lg Track 2,3g Football lg Boys' Chorus 25 Band l,2, 3, 4g Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Homecoming Committee l,2,3,4. VIRGINIA ISAACS Beautiful Dreamer G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Retro- spect 4g Homecoming Committee 3,'4g Prom Committee 3. CHARLES ISAACS S1ow Poke' Baseball l,2,3,4g Track l, 2,3,4, Baseball 3, Foot- ball l, 2, 4g Lettermen's Club 2,3,4. RONNIE JEFFRIS Gone Fishin ' Camera Club 1, F.F.A. 1, 2,3,4, Band l,2,3. LIONEL JORDAN Time on My Hands Camera Club lg Home- coming Committee 3. CHARLES KEOWN Mr, Touchdown, U.S.A. Football 1,2,3,4, C0- Captain 4, Track 2, Boys' Chorus 25 Lettermen 's Club 2, 3,4. PHILIP KING Blue Bird of Happiness Baseball lg Homecoming Committee 1 , 3,4g Junior Play Stage Manage r. IULIAN KIRK Smilin' Through Camera Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Secretary- Treasurer 4g Retrospect 4, Homecoming Committee l,2. GLENDA LANDERS Sophisticated Lady G.A.A. 1,2 ,3 ,4, Secretary- Treasurer 45 Girls' Chorus 1, 2,3,45 Chorus Ensemble 3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 Pep B a nd 3, 45 Retrospect 4, Assistant Editor5 Newspaper 3,45 Junior P1ay5 Senior Play Prompter5l-lome- coming Committee 1, 3, 45 Homecoming Queen 25 Prom Committee 35Student Council 25 National Honor Society 45 Band Bxsemble 3,4. LARRY LE CRONE Rugged, but Right F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Sentinel 3, Vice-President 45 Track 1,2,3,45 Football 1,2,3,4, Co-Captain 45 Lettermen's Club 2, 3,4. JOAN LUNDY You'll Never Walk A1one F.l-l.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice- President 3, President 4, Public Relations Chairman 25 G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Girls' Chorus 1, 2 , 3 , 4, Librarian 45 I-liScouts 1,2,3,45 Ret- rospect 45 Junior Play5 Class Secretary 15 Home- coming Committee 1, 2, 3, 45 Cheerleader B 1, Varsity 3,45 Prom Com- mittee 35 National Honor Society 4. SHARON MILLER Ain't She Sweet F. H.A. 15 Girls' Chorus 15 P rom C ommittee 3. NANCY MONTONYE Undecided G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Girls' Chorus 1,2,3,45 Chorus Ensemble 35 Band 1,2,3,45 Pep Band 3,45 Retrospect 45Junior P1ay5 Home- coming Committee 45 Prom Committee 35 Hi Scouts l,2,3,4. KENNETH NEAL Gee I Wish That I Had a Girl F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Represen- tative 2, 3, Treasurer 45 Basketball 1,25 Track 1,2, 35 Football 1,2,3,45 Boys' Chorus 2,3,45 Chorus Ensemble 3,45 Lettermen 's MARSHA MOORE Club 2,3,4. Gad-a -bout G. A. A. 15 Newspaper 3, IERIS OA-I-HOU-r 45 Retrospect 45 S t u d e n t --Diamonds Are 3 Gm -S Best Council 1. Friend F. H.A. 1,2,3,4, Secretary 45 Girls' Chorus 2,3.,45 Chorus Ensemble 3, 45 Music Club 25Band 1,2,3, 4,Treasurer 45 Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Band Ensemble 1,45 Prom Committee 3. EDDIE OLIVER Alone F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Baseball 1,2,3, Football 2, 4. JOE H. POUND Lucky Me Baseball 1 , 2, 3 , 4, Football 2,4, Boys' Chorus 1,2,3,4, President 4,Chorus En- semble 3,4, Senior Play, Homecoming Manager 4, Lettermen's Club 2. 3, 4, Student Council 4,National Honor Society 3,4. SUZANNE PENCE lf You Knew Suzie G.A.A. 2,3,4, Band 2,3, 4, Dance Band 4, Pep Band 3,4, Band Ensemble 3,4, Hi Scouts 2,3 ,4, Retrospect 4, Newspaper 3,4, Junior Play, Lions Band Award R SHARON RAUCH All The Things You Are KENNETH RIGHTER l'1l Walk Alone F. F. A. 4, Baseball 1. JIM SCHREIBER In My Own Quiet Way F.F.A. 1,2,3. JOE SCHRODT Somebody Wonderful Baseball 1, Camera Club 1,2, Vice-President 2, Football 1, Band 1,2,3,4, Vice-President 4, Pep Band 3,4, Junior Play, Senior Play, Class President 1, Vice-President 4, Home- coming Committee 1, 2, 3,4, Prom Committee 3, Student Council 1 ,4, Presi- dent 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, State Latin Contest 2, Lions Band A w a r d 2 . F.H.A. 2,3,4,G.A.A. 2, BOB Sl-IASTEEN 3,4, Homecoming Com- Laughing on the Outside mittee 1. Camera Club 1, Basket- ball l,2, Track 1,2, Foot- ball 1, 2, 4, Lettermen's Club 4. LENA SHELBY Ain't Misbehavin' Band 1,2,3,4, PepBand 2, 3,4, Band Ensemble 2,3,4, Junior Play Prompter, Homecoming Committee 1, Prom Committee 3, Library Club 3. JOHN SHUMAN 'Exactly Like You Camera Club 1,2 ,3, F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Football 4, Boys' Chorus 3, 4, Junior Play, Senior Play Stage Manager, Prom Committee 3. PAUL SHUMAN Me and My Shadow Camera Club 1, F.F.A. 1, 2,3, Boys' Chorus 4, Junior Play, Senior Play, Home- coming Committee 4, P rom Committee 3, National Honor Society 4, Boys' State Representative 3. MYRNA SLOVER Trust in Me Girls' Chorus 1, 3,4, Music Club 2,Retrospect 4,News- paper 4, Junior Play, Senior Play, Homecoming Com- mittee 1,3,4, Prom Com- mittee 3, Library Club 3, National Honor Society 4. DICK SMITH Don't Blame Me Camera Club l,2, Basket- ball l,2, Baseball 2,3,4, Track 1, Football 1,2. DAVID STAIN One Alone SHARON SMITH Take a Letter, Miss Smith National Honor Society 3, 4,Transfer from Lawrence- ville. TOM STORM Take Me Out to the Ball Game Camera Club 1, Basketball 4, Baseball l , 2,3,4, Foot- ball 3,4, Athletic Manager l,2, Chorus Ensemble 3,4, Boys' Chorus 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 3, Music Club 2, Band 1,2 ,3, Homecoming Com- mittee 1, 2, Lettermen's Club 1.2, 3. 4, Student Council 1. BRENDA SULLIVAN Fine and Dandy G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Music Club 2, Retrospect 4,Junior Play, Senior Play, Cheer- leader B 3, Varsity 4, Student Council 1, Home- coming Committee 1, 2, 3,4, Prom Committee 3, Hi Scouts 1, 2, 3, 4. -...af LARRY TAYIDR Witha Song in My Heart Basketball 1,2,3, Football l,2,3,4, Boys' Chorus 1, 2,3,4, Ensemble 3,4, State Vocal Solo 3, Lettermen's Club 2,3,4. MARCLYN WATSON Sleepytime Gal Music Club 2, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Librarian 4, Retro- spect 4, Homecoming Committee 3,4, Prom Committee 3: Hi Scouts 4. GARY WEBB Slowly but Surely F.F.A. 1.2, Basketball 2, 3,4, Track l,2,3,4, Foot- ball 1,2,3,4, Homecoming Committee l,2, Prom Committee 3, Lettermen's Club 2,3,4,Studer1t Council 3, Most Valuable Player, Football. GEORGE WEBB Everything Happens to Me Basketball Manager B 1, Baseball 1, Manager 'l,2, Boys' Chorus 1, 2, Retro- spect 4, Newspaper 3, 4, Senior Play, Lettermen's Club l,2,3,4, Prom Com- mittee 3. ARTHUR WELSH I Get a Kick out of You F.F.A. l,2,3,4, Football 1, 2, 3, Boys' Chorus 4, Junior Play, Senior Play, Homecoming Committee 4, National Honor Society 4, Speech Contest 2,3,4. SARAH WILLIAMSON Piano Roll Blues G.A.A. 4, Girls' Chorus 4, Band 4, Band Ensemble 4, Chorus Ensemble 4, Trans- fe r r e d from Monticello. JERRY WINCHESTER Oh,How I Hate to Get up in the Moming Camera Club l, Boys' Chorus l,2,3,4, Track 1, 3,4, Basketball l,2, Foot- ball l,2,3,4, Vice-Presi- dent 2,1-lomecoming Com- mittee 1,2, Lettermen's Club 2,3 ,4,Student Council 2. CLASS WHEREAS we the members of the Class of 1955 of Sulhvan H1gh School Sull1van Il11no1s havtng completed successfully the course of study 1n sa1d htgh school wtll have no further use for the sk1lls hab1ts and talents developed durmg our tenure there we therefore do devtse and be queath them to our hetrs as follows Byron Abrams hlS camera to Rxchard Bohn Jalee Albers her cheerlead1ng ab1l1ty to Janet Pound Kenneth Baker h1s love of geography to Ronme Waggoner Arlene Barclay her bass drum to Pat l.1ndley Archte Bathe the trombone sect1on to Duane J enmngs J tm Bohn h1s football posttxon to Stanley Gum Roger Booker h1s motorscooter to Pat Rozene Wallace Booker h1s senatorshtp to Ketth Schrodt Roger Bullock h1s ab1l1ty to butcher to Robert Malone Betty Buxton her Job at the Gr1ll to Bonn1e Beckman R1chard Carnes h1s more hvely moments to Lynn Dolan Bob Clark h1s hurry1ng ways to Leon Bateman Conme Cogdal her peroxlde to Barbara Lane Rose Mar1e Creek her qu1et ways to Rosalte BFISCOC Don Denms h1s g1ggle to Pat Booker Terry Dolan h1s farrmng ab1l1ty to D1ck Ktte Bob Dudley h1S p1nk shtrt and purple t1e to B111 Murphy Lo1s Durbtn her hayrack to GAA to use for thetr floats Pat Erwln her love of red ha1r to Marvm Jones Roger Fleshner h1S n1ckname Tank to Doug Shank Janet Getz her mechantcal ab1l1ty O3 to Rtchard Malone Tom Gu1n h1s hetght to B111 Cochran Dave Ham1lton h1s fllrty ways to Delta Keown Martlyn Harden her curly red hatr to Shtrley Woolen Jerome Harshman h1s clothes to Burnett Harshman Dor1s Hays her long hatr to M1che1e Stearns Ronn1e Hengst h1s muffler to John Pound D1ck H1ckman h1s bachelor ways to B111 Mc Coll Martha I-hghland her baton to Rochelle Taylor Sona Hortenst1ne her pos1t1on as p1an1st for the ensemble to Mary Jen Lee Fran Howard her theory on marr1age to Edtth Garron Bob Ingram h1s ptcmc tables to h1s ne1ghbor Tom HHFQIS Charles Isaacs h1s basketball shoottng ab1l1ty to Bud Cazel V1rg1n1a Isaacs her short C75 phone calls to Arthur to the freshman g1rls who need them Ronrue Jeffrxs h1s bralns 1n htstory to Dave Harg1s L1onel Jordan h1s name ofL1one1 to anytram wh1ch m1ght want tt Charles Keown hlS convertlble to Jon French Marilyn England--her job at the root beer stand to Janet McMullin. WILL Phllhp Kmg h1s curly ha1r to Eden Marttn Juhan Klrk h1s secretary treasurer pos1t1on xn Camera Club to Don Cam Glenda Landers Her orange truck to Darlene Sm1th Larry LeCrone h1s football pos1t1on to J 1m Srruth Joan Lundy her Job fllllflg the candy machlne to Carolyn Flerrung Sharon Mlller her pony tall to Annamary Moon Marsha Moore her Journahstlc ab1hty to John Martm Kenneth Neal h1s flat top to Eddxe LeCrone Dons Oathout her ab1hty to recelve dtamonds to Sandra Barclay Eddte Ollver h1s freckles to Beth Strlcklan Suzanne Pence her ab1hty to buxld GAA floats to Nancy Wlutchurch J oe Pound h1s essay wrxtmg ab1l1ty to Dolores Ray Sharon Rauch her Ford truck to Robert Rauch Kenneth Rlghter his bookkeepmg desk to anyone who wants ll J 1m Schre1ber h1s pla1d shlrts to Mark D1ckens .Toe Schrodt would leave h1S glasses to Carol Wood but he can t see w1thout them Bob Shasteen h1s dr1v1ng ab1l1ty to Earl .T effers Lena Shelby her qnuetness to Mary Getz John Shuman h1s ab1l1ty to r1de donkeys at the donkey basketball games to .Terry Freese Paul Shuman hts understandmg of physlcs to Ken Sm1th Myrna Slover her matd parts m the class plays to Sandy Wooley Dtck Sm1th h1s bookkeeplng ab1hty to Gale Elzy Sharon Sm1th her soph1st1cat1on to Judy Webb Dav1d Stam h1s seat ln the study hall to h1s brother B111 Tom Storm h1S baseball posmon to Don P1per Brenda Sulhvan her 3CI1l'lg ab1hty to Nancy Malloy Larry Taylor h1s muslc sheets to Jack Leonard Marclyn Watson her numerous r1des to Bethany to Delores Wallace Gary Webb leaves Mary Ann Beavers George Webb h1s he1ght to John Henderson Arthur Welsh h1s m1lk cans to Ted Hortenstlne Sarah W1lhamson her comb to Roger Da1ly Jerry Wxnchester h1s added moments of sleep m the mormng to Ronme F rank11n P S As we semors wtll no longer need our corner tn the study hall we w1sh to leave ll to the xncommg freshmen 4 r' SEATED Myrna Slover Wallace Booker, George Webb, Brenda Sullivan. STANDING: Arthur Welsh, Connie Cogdal, Joe Pound Fran Howard Lois Durbin, Joe Schrodt, Sona Hortenstine, Paul Shuman, Bob Clark. SENIORS GIVE UBOLTS AND NUTS ..---nn ..--.-sa. Rebecca Bolt Manager ofBolt Mental Hygiene Sanitarium. . . . Martha Grubbs A melancholic cook ........ Dr Hippocrates Joy A psychiatrist . . Henry Goober The colored porter ...... Phineas Plunkett A lawyer with a complex . . . Miss Prunella Figg A claustrophobia patient .... Cadwalleder Clippy A patient who fears cats ...... Mrs Gertie Glossop A patient afraid of contamination . . SEATED Ronnie Fritz,John STANDING Glenda .Brenda Sullivan . .Myrna Slover .Connie Cogdal . . .Lois Durbin . . . .Bob Clark . Wallace Booker . . .Joe Schrodt . . Arthur Welsh Sona Hortenstine . . . .Joe Pound . . Fran Howard . .George Webb . .Paul Shuman WORK GOES ON BEHIND THE CURTAIN Working behind the scenes to help make the senior play a success were Ronnie Jeffris and John Shuman, stage managers., with Glenda Landers as prompter. An- FRITZ AND FRIEND ri Connxe, Brenda Bob EEEKS' A MAN' Mrs. Peadro and Arthur. FUOWERS FOR THE LADY. Rebbecca Bolt has recently III hertted an old M1ssour1 mansron from her brother, Benjammk Bolt She turns the house mto a hosprtal for mentalhyglene patrents tn Splte of a warmng from Ben jamms old housekeeper that Ben wrll return to haunt them Rebecca learns that Ben ha left her ten thousand dollars the condmons that she does not change anythmg 1n the house an that she frnds the money herself lf someone else frnds the money he gets to keep II CAUGHT IN TH E ACT Attracted by the treasure pat 1ents flock to the house Among the patlents IS Twmk Starr france of Rebeccas mece Bemta comes drsgursed because Rebecca wrll not allow hrm near Bemta rf she knows who he IS When Mrss Bolt drscovers Twrnk s true xdentrty she IS per suaded by Ben1ta to let h1m re mam to protect them from Sam Henry a mamac reported loose m the vrcrmty Twmk drscovers that Martha Grubb the housekeeper and Mr Plunkett, Ben s lawyer have been plottmg to get the money by trrck ery The man1ac rs Mr Plunkett drsgursed as Sam Henry Twmk fmds the money and ac cordtng to the wtll he may keep it himself. But he gives it all to Rebecca when she tells him he may marry Benita. Conme, Lors, Mrs Peadro, Wallace SO THAT S HOW WALLACE GOT A BEARD George Connre, Joe Brenda ADZOOKENS, A CAT! Joe, Lois, Arthur, Myma. Tl-IE VILLIAN STILL PURSUED HER. 0 aw' MARY ANN I UNIOR BEAVERS QUEEN OUT STANDING GIRL AND BOY EDDIE LE CRONE CAROLYN FLEMING DICK KITE JOAN BECK DOLORES RAY Presldent Vlce Presldent Secretary Treasurer I. 'mn . . - . - 'P' DICK KITE Nauonal Honor SOCICIY JUNIOR CLASS MEETING Don t vote but once! CAROLYN FLEMING Nauonal Honor SOCICIY Char1es,Ronn1e, Mxss Wxnstead Carol RICHARD BOLIN Shell out Those nngs cost money' I NOW home I0 PIPICUCS Dxg deep boys' ' It's carnxval ume agam' Shuley, Kay, Rlcha rd. What's so mteresung back there? on gut h 9 I n .- o r li. Charles Abrams Pat Booker Gary Donnell Jon French Larry Beavers Joy Bundy Eva England Ednh Garron Mary Ann Beavers Donna Carpenter Carolyn Flemmg Dwallle Hardy Joan Beck B111 Cochran Rrchard Bohn Eva Coulter Ke1th Bond Mark Drckens Q-0 ls.: i un' ,rn V , S4 J , K X -I 4' Irs- ...K Dave Hargrs Shrrley Har11n Alrce Harshman Burnett Harshman John Henderson Marllyn Hoback .1 ?6' ft- Juruor Hostetler LaVonne Jennmgs Drck Krte Nylene Kuhns Eddre LeCrone Nancy Malloy f ' Vxil A 'x ab - 4 C . . if T' Q ' ,ff 9 C I vii 1 K fl K if 1 C 9 C 5 r 1 '- C 5 C if ' K' I C , , ' g Y W' is QAM L? C by PCP: W Ilikf .- ' C ' o Q e Cf C V 5 t 1 2 ' C . Q y 1 ' A j . C I C , ,.--,.C:-....a f l ,M if , J -A-'A-I I '-M I 1, 'Ak l it R1chard Malone Nancy Marlow John Marun Delores Matheson Robert Maxedon Don Ptper I John Pound Phyllts Ramsey Jenene Pandol Ioan Randol Dolores Ray Sharon Rxckleman John Rrghter Kay Rozene hm Robmson Etleen Rowland Shxrlene Robmson Kenneth Sm1th B111 Statn Ronme Sutton Ronme Waggoner Delores Wallace Dlck Watson Joe Whttaker MCIVIH Wrllrams Carol Wood Ronn1e Wood Shtrley Woolen Sandra Wooley Don Young 0 PAT ROZ EN E OUT STANDING GIRL AND BOY I UDY ST ORM F7 94 SOP HO MORE QUEEN Sty-ga KEITH SCHRODT KEITH SCHRODT BILL MCCOLL JUDY STORM Presldent Vlce Presldent Secretary Treasurer Kerth and B111 conduct Soph elecuon Mane Ramsey It 5 3 bud, I CIOD I know It 5 3, plane about that It s Judy STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES BEV MILAN suvuonoaes CARL 1' DICK JOHNSON ELDER JUDY STORM Go Man, Go Earl can you prove rt? Eugene Elzy Bev Sharon Ednafay Judy and Janet get the latest from Rochelle 'X ' u 1 - .. 4 , . 7' I ll ' c -It I 1 ,V 4 ' V 4- f N .. .. D - H , . I I I I . .im fm, T ..,...-fa 'Xa-5 . ' K .. - - , E W U il I ,A xl' A xx W I Emma Lee Anderson Julene Campbell Jan Crockett Sandra Dolan Drck Elder Ronnre Andres W1lene Campbell Thomas DeHart Roger Edmonds Patty Elkln Sandra Barclay 11m Carmne Norma Denton Carl Elder Eugene Elzy Leon Bateman Leroy Colclasure Gale Elzy Carolrne Blackwell Kenneth Cole Donald England Stanley Bruce Eugene Creek Paul Ferst 2, 3? Q 'LW' Judy Flemmg Rex Fleshner Ronnre Franklm Larry Freeman Jack Fultz Mary Getz Y . ' ' f Q L A lf' '- , f B F fm G B 5 sf x E yr . L 'E Y X , ' ., H I l new . A ! . U r ,M A xi my sf - It - , i Q V- ,1 - Av Q, 'L . . , rr K E r Xl M A 1' A gym? 1 VL , ,. .L Q ,1 , L V 'i . ,E B rl? all E X X1 r ttf 4 , V .ikVV,l L A I - ,, ,A I 4 : .. A.. V ' fx ' Q , I N x f s . Y .Q , J' A . A ' r , ff ' ! A ' if V ' 'fd I my .WWL y X ,E , ? V s 1, ,N ra. .M X . ' ' f i Ronme Grubbs Buddy Hagen Sharon Harrmann Loule Hefner Ted Hortenstme Lots Hudson Earl Jeffers Duane Iennmgs Shrrley J1v1den Carl Johnson George Kays Jerry Kerans sf .Q I lsr T 3 Ttmothy Kmg Mary Jen Lee V1v1an bofland Tommy Kmg Peggy LeGrand Robert Malone Barbara Lane Jack Leonard Maryorre Matheson B111 McColl Janet McMull1n Beverly Mtlan 5 Stanley Mlller Annamary Moon Sharon Moran Ednafay Morgan Harold Morgan Sharon Morgan I ' I .I K x L I . V I I . r I 5 '7 5 K 'V ' c E ' J A E I K B- ' ' 1 ' 1 B B ' : ' A 0 nh Q B W K w y H at ' Ji f v' . i , V ., X 1 , K , rf- VW 1 'f V, v rl 'B' ' M e ,eil 1 4 g E I 1 . 1 v i, X B A 3? 9 M . i X XX t V ll s fl X H I it H S3 Carol Moses B1ll Murphy Lorajean Myers hm Neal Wayne Nedden Lowell N1chols PaJl Nolen Clyde Oathout Karen Olxver Lmda Pedlgo Charles Ph1ll1ps Ronme Ph1l11ps Y MEMORY 1 937 '51 I ?'7 Mane Ramsey Evelyn Ray Emma Reed James Reedy Joyce Robxnson kirby' 1954 PHILLIP SLOVE R X J!! Pat Rozene Rose Mane Sager Kelth Schrodt Ronald Sham Carolyn Sh1pman Robert S1ms Eleanor Slover Darlene Smlth C larence Standerfer Mrchele Stearns Shlrley Stewart Y , Judy Storm Rochelle Taylor Carroll Weaver Nancy Wh1IChUfCh Bob Wrley Gene WlII1'1 Q A A I' I , 5 ' , ' 1 K' 1 ' 2 x , ' 1 E ' X X I. 1. ., , K rn X J I K1 44, 1 V k 'A. rvv- . V fm V 4 ' - J ,rx V7 5 -. E , ,J V ,Q li ' f 9' - ' 1 vi 1 4, 5 , y W '-1 Yi M . , AI S. , A . . ' Q Q 4 ,, - 8 'ev I ' ' .I h it O f! intl. . ' ' -f . 4 34 5 A .W -Q I BONNIE FRESH MAN GODDARD QUEEN OUT STANDING GIRL AND BOY JANET POUND TOM HARGIS TOM HARGIS JANET POUND BONNIE GODDARD MARVIN JONES Presldent Vlce Presldent Secretary Treasurer I A f . K, 11 ' . f 'gg L, i 5: p., ' N if A 1 ,, 2 . 1 V ' 4:- J' ev Mis Hollonbeck Tom Scott and Leon Just browsm Tom and Bonme conduct Freshman class meetmg How do you rate the best seat IH study hall Tom? Gary Fish George, Clyde, and Tom. Now 1et's see, is this the room? Clyde surrounded by Freshies. Pat and Janet Pep Pepsters Practice. d' if I 'QS ter E 'K 2 Freshmen deep dv ni hs.,- June Aktn Kay Armstrong Iolme Arthur Janrece Baker Bonme Beckman Donald Btshop 4' 40 ,Z Jerry Boltn Rose Mary Bolm Don Cam Judy Booker Bud Cazel James Bragg Rosalre Brtscoe Sue Burnett Jack Buxton rn thought? f ' 'uv Rlchard Chaney Kenneth Chapman Eula Chtlders Davtd Clark Bob Cochran Davrd Cochran Marjorxe Cochran Ellen Colclasure Marlene Coulter s., if Harold Cross Roger Dagly Rosemary Dean Elarne Dehart Russell Devore Lynn Dolan 1 V' A . . ', v 4 ' , t yds , 3 , F ' 4 ' W K I, I Y A if , ' A ' fhsgrty 3- A K V 8 t V-. Y 'ai' J 1 ' 5 ' t K . R 5 1 ' A ' al v ' . .2 ,M Q 6 H - L I , 5' ,Q .D-' ni-fn at ' 2 3 W Y B J r 55' Z v , A , B ' fr rf-il ia 415.4 4 - , , A z Q. at B Lf -'X V ' of 3 1, , ,Z , 2 Q, I K I. Q' . I l 4. W:-, , L! g B ,V ,,,?, M v 5 ,B I . N' I .xg ,- Q 2 . ,. .I 5 we Q B v f ' l h X ! I A , 2 ' M I : 4. ' . N ,' 'Yi-1, ' X + Q I ' 'gfmf td' il ,Z 'T' U 4,3 19' :' I . Jim Dunphy Charles Elder Ted Elder Don Elzy Betty England 5 QQ! Pauline England Ruth Ann Evans Gary Fish Donald Former Ronald Former Connie England Jerry Freese f Q:-,,.. -Jai Jerry French Bonnie Goddard Keith French Floyd Gregory Dick Gaddis Beverly Grubbs HQ- fain? My ,Mtn I I fine! Stanley Guin Jerry Guthrie Ann Hagan Lena Hagen Sharon Harden Tom Hargis W x X- cott I-larshman Janet Heriot Laurence Hodges Dixie Hortenstine Pat Hoskins Ronnie Houchin Leroy Houser Joy Hutchcra ft Judy I-iutchcraft D1ck Isaacs Ann Ienkms Leo Johnson 'L T 7 T' Ioan Jones Marvm Jones Delta Keown Karen Kerans Marvm Kuby L0 Pat Lane Leon Ledbetter Robert Lane Jerry Lee Deuane Kuhns Paul LeCrone Delores Lrlly VX 3 if Q' Q-' Sam Lrlly Pat Llndley Eden Marun Tom Martln Sarah McKown George Morford Darrell Morgan Elmo Myers Judy Nlcolay Marllyn Nlchols Bob Nofflre Howard Nolen . X . El: H ' v' .. I Y D ,x 'Q' E' '- at f -V ,A . W I is 2 o D , r -ev ig f Y, i r ' ' . wg' V E ' 43 A M - V 'A'. , s 1 , A I I X X I z' grid V x Emir ' - - ' Q 1, jr N l X V i Q V R ,w wr -X '- 'L X :L i 5- . ft ji x . W 3' x I l .5 X -or Wayne Robrnson Norma Rowland B111 Rozene Lorrame Schallo Bxll Scott Lrla Scott Jerry Spaugh Dean Stam Beth Strlcklan Mrke Sullrvan George Van Lear Nancy Voegel L11a Waggoner Dranne Warren Sharon Watt Judy Webb Janet Whrtaker Steven Wood IN MEMORIAM MRS RUTH CAMPBELL A sad note m 1954 1955 was the death of Mrs Ruth Campbell SHS Lat1n and Englxsh teacher Mrs Campbell who dred October 24 1954 followmg a short tllness had been a member of the Sulllvan l-hgh School faculty for seven teen years A frlend as well as a teacher she was always glad to hrgh school hfe No problem of any student was too small or un1mportant for Mrs Campbells mterest Sen1ors went to her for counselrng and 3dV1C8 lil planrung rhe1r future careers The memorxal plaque presented by t.he class of 1955 rs but a token of how much we all m1ss Mrs Campbell The memory of her sympathet1c gtudanoe and understandmg smrle w1ll remam w1th us throughout the years extend a guiding hand to freshmen and to help them fit into Rf . 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'Q -w-. , V ' ' M ga lffylb' .3 Q uf, fw., l.. 122 53 ,G DIRECTORS GUIDE ATHLETIC PROGRAM Prmcrpal Marvm Rxce was 1n h1s second year on the Sull1van Hrgh School athletrc staff He ftlled the posmon of athletrc drrector Hrs ab111ty tn flulllg that posltxon has glven Sulllvan a balanced and comprehensxve sports program Mr Mahnsky served as head coach of football and baseball at SHS Hrs w1t personahty and quahtles of 1eadersh1p kept every dung movrng at a smooth pace Mr Buckner s name was not always at the top of the coachmg 11st but the substltutes that he coached learned the fundamentals thoroughly laytng the foundatton for future v1ctor1es Mr Odum was 1n hrs second year as head basketball and track dlrector at Sulhvan I-hgh Although he d1d not bnng rn a conference ftrst l' dlrected h1s boys tn clean soortmanshlp and fatr play MR RICE MR MALINSKY lying ta as MR. ODUM MR. BUCKNER t Q u Q Q - s n ' . , . . 1 9 . 0 . I 49 . ' n cw If fkwggcig '- e 5' 'Q'-I qf sat 571 D H 81946 if . ROW ONE: Larry LeCrone, Dave Hamilton, Gary Webb, Dick Hickman, Dick Watson, John Shuman, Larry Beavers Melvin Williams. ROW TWO: Larry Taylor, Ron Sutton, Dave Hargis, Ted llortenstine, Bob Shastccn, Joe Whitaker Junior Hostetler, Dick Kite, Charles Isaacs. ROW THREE: Jim Smith, Eddie LeCrone, Charles Keown, Leon Bateman John Pound, Coach Odum, Coach Malinsky, Coach Buckner, Robert Malone, Don Dennis, Jerry Winchester, Don Cain ROW FOUR: Jim Robinson, Bill McColl, Stanley Bruce, Ken Neal, Jim Bolin, Tom Storm, Earl Jeffers, Eddie Oliver CHIEFS SPLIT OKAW GAMES CHEERLEADERS LEAD SPORTSMANSHIP Indian Maids led the Redskin braves toward their vic- tory goal. Lively cheers, contagious enthusiasm, and out- standing qualities of sportsmanship highlighted this year's athletic events. A pep club was organized to create some new interest in the pep sessions. This plan worked very well, it weeded out the persons who were interested in them only to get out of a class a few minutes earlier. After this plan was put into effect, all the students really got behind the coach and team, a good cheering section resulted. Jalee Albers Joan Lundy Brenda Sullivan Judy Storm Marilyn Harden Q I got 'yal Keown Here I come! REDSKINS SHOW SPIRIT Sportsmanshrp teamwork and cooperatron were the standards set up by our varslty grrdders Although scores some umes were not rn our favor spmt was at rts maxl mum The season s record showed Shelbyvrlle Sullrvan Lakevrew Sulh van Cerro Gordo Sulhvan Montrcello Sulhvan Bement Arthur Newman Arcola Sulhvan Sulhvan Sulhvan Sulhvan Watch the Ref! And hrt 'em hard' Coach Mahnsky 53 Beavers Go! Go! Gol ' 6 ' o . 7 . 6 6 ' 12 H A H ' 13 ' 7 t - 13 ' 7 o ' 32 7 ' 20 39 ' 14 ' 1 J' f I . K if .. I x l 5 Q fl A RESERVE S DREAM FROM THE BENCH Coach Buckner and Coach Odum were rn charge of the reserves thrs season The record of the team was outstandrng as was the1r play Srze was not always rn therr favor but speed from the backfreld and cooperatron from the hnemen proved qurte effectrve for the reserves Several trmes they talhed hrgh scores agarnst therr opponents low ones Seven of the players were sophomores and the rest seventeen were freshmen Many of the freshmen rmproved therr play durmg the season and sophomores prepared to take over varsrty posmons The backfreld was probably hghter than that of any of the other teams they played Thrs drd not seem to hrnder Sullrvan any as they got most of therr yardage by rumung FUTURE LOOKS GOOD FOR VARSITY ROW ONE Doug Shank Rex Fleshner Dlck Elder Tom Hargls Bud Cazel Larry Freeman Ronnle Houchln Jack Buxton ROW TWO Coach Odum Steven Wood Carroll Weaver hm Carmne Loule Hefner Gary Flsh Robert Rauch Kerth Schrodt Mlke Sulhvan Dtck Isaacs ROW THREE ,hm Dunphy Bob Cochran Roger Darly ,hm Soper Stanley Gum Kelth French jerry French - . 1 .,... - V , , V ., 7 t , . , . . , . , . . . I , . . . l : 1 I D 1 I I Y o I I I I I I 1 I I I ' ' l 9 I I U I ' I 1 ... I J . A ,. .., 8. 4 - a. Q-.3 A -4,-5, -f- , ,. .. , ,.- . . - , d M4-puvd CO CAPTAINS MOST VALUABLE Xian? will W11ene Karen Conme, and Ronme Sound Off 1 2 D1ck and Doug Bulldoggmg a Bulldog Scalpmg Party Judy and Joan Goal Lme Stand Past Over Future ,ar .9 . ' , . . I - -A-4 dvi? 4 f- ,sv 0 A d , . u ij, . 14 is , 'Qi JIM BOLIN DON DENNIS JERRY WINCHESTER Quarterback Fullback Guard 1-lglfback 8 15 s 5' 10 1901 s 5 8 145 bs Semor Semor JOE WHITAKER Guard 5 9 1801 s Iumor Pracuce or Prayer? RON SUTTON Guard 5 10 160 bs Iumor KEN NEAL Tackle 5 9 180 s Semor Semor BOB SHASTEEN Tackle 15 1 s Semor LARRY BEAVERS DICK HICKMAN DAVE HAMILTON End Fullback Tackle n 5 11 160 lbs 6 3 204 lbs 5'1O 160 lbs Iumor Semor Semor JIM ROBINSON Halfback 130 S Jumor BOLIN Face to Face w1th a Quarterback EDDIE LeCRONE DICK KITE LARRY TAYLOR Halfback Quarterback n 5 9 148 s 6 140 lbs 5 10 160 bs I um or I um or Semor P'lWTBTHNG Yea Redsk1ns Srnk It! TWO BITS FOUR BITS SIX BITS A DOLLAR vw' sill f OR BOLWR MW S1 NW 9? V 'iv War Dance of the Reskin Maidens Be Therel Joan, Jalee, Judy, Marilyn, Brenda ROW ONE Don Young Larry Freeman John Pound Ron Sutton Gary Webb Tom Gum John Henderson D1ckK1te Ted Hortensnne Charles Isaacs Tom Storm Kerth Schrodt Drck Elder ROW TWO Coach Buckner Coach Odum Sullrvan Sullr van Sulhvan Sulh van Sulh van Sullrvan Su1l1van Sullrvan Sulhvan Su111 van Sulh van Sullrvan Sullr van Sull1 van Sullrvan Sulllvan Sullrvan Sulh van Sullrvan Sullr van Sullrvan Sullivan SEASON S RECORD Shelbyvrlle St Teresa Lake vlew Wrndsor Bement Newman Oakland Pans Hohday Tournament Mt. Pulaskr Tuscola Atwood Arthur Cumberland Okaw Valley Tournament Oakland Montrcello Arcola Champargn Cerro Gordo Tolono fUrutyJ Effrngham Montxcello wrndsor Mt. Pulaski Sullrvan s varsrty cagers tred for fourth place rn con ference play although therr scheduled season record was seven wms and thrrteen losses F1n1sh1ng therr last season of play were Tom Gum Gary Webb Charles Isaacs and Tom Storm Krck or Shot? CAGERS FINISH FOURTH IN OKAW ' 50 ' 45 ' ' - ' 50 . 52 ' ' ' ' ' 40 ' 64 - ' ' 55 ' 73 ' 74 57 sumvan 44 viua Grove 34 ' . ' 43 61 ' 68 38 ' 52 ' 57 ' 58 41 ' 61 60 ' 80 52 ' 60 98 ' 50 39 ' 38 ' 40 ' 69 71 ' 56 ' 71 ' 70 86 ' 65 ' 69 ' 59 ' 82 ' 52 ' 54 I ' 75 ' 80 I 51 70 l DICK KITE LA RRY FREEMAN BANKBOARD TED HORTENSTINE DICK ELDER JOHN POUND DON YOUNG LJ W' ff +4 TOM STORM BARRAGERS RON SUTTON TOM GUIN GARY WEBB CHARLES ISAACS ROW ONE Eddre Srms B111 Murphy Robert Rauch Eden Martrn Bud Cazel Gary Frsh Tom Hargrs Leo Johnson Coach Buckner ROW TWO Manager Stan Gurn hm Smlth Jerry Spaugh Jack Buxton Doug Shank Mrke Sullrvan Bob Cochran Bob Noftke Darrell Morgan B SQ UADS TRAIN Future Varsrty maternal was shown rn the B squad Ih1S year Work and more work composed therr actrvrty durmg tralnmg Thelr season s record showed Sullrvan Shelbyvllle Sullrvan St Teresa Sullrvan Wrndsor Sullrvan Bement Sullrvan V1lla Grove Sullrvan Newman Sulllvan Sullxvan Sullrvan Sullrvan Sullrvan Sullrvan Sulllvan Sullrvan Sullrvan Sullrvan Oakland Atwood Arthur Cumberland Arcola Cerro Gordo Tolono fUn1tyj Effrngham Wrndsor Mt Pulaskr PATS POUND LEAD B CHEERS Three enthusrastrc grrls led the B squad cheerrng sectron rn many peppy yells to back therr boys Two fr e sh m e n Pat Ltndley and Janet Pound and a sophomore Pat Rozene composed the B squad cheerleaders Pat Rozene Pat Lrndley and Janet Pound tl . . , N H . . 30 32 . ' ' ' ' ' 42 43 ' A . ' ' : ' 56 46 ' 35 ' 56 ' 65 56 ' 38 . 54 ' 44 47 Sullivan 47 Lakeview 52 Sullivan 34 Champaign 62 ' 43 ' 55 ' 40 55 ' 49 32 ' 44 ' 50 ' 40 ' 30 ' 26 ' 83 ' 50 65 ' 68 ' 56 ' 60 . ' 77 ,Rv 5-'C ROW ONE Coach Odum George Webb Don Young Coach Malrnsky Roger Fleshner Jtm Robrnson Coach Buckner ROW TWO John Martrn Kenneth Neal Eddre LeCrone Charles Keown Donald Prper Tom Storm Jrm Bohn ROW THREE Jerry Wlnchester Larry Taylor Ron Sutton Dlck Klte Melvrn Wllllams Joe Whrtaker Rlchard Carnes Don Dennls ROW FOUR Charles Isaacs Larry Beavers Larry LeCrone Dave Hargts Drck Hrckman Gary Webb Rrchard Malone Dave l-lamllton Joe H Pound ORGANIZATION HONORS LETTER WINNERS Sullrvan I-l1gh's honorary orgamzatron, the Lettermen's Club, reduced Its membershrp to 28. Mam actrvrty of the club th1s year was takrng trckets at the Okaw Valley Tournament held at Sullrvan. All members of the club have won letters rn hrgh school sports. Thrs IS the only way to become ehgrble as a member Elected to the club offrces were Presrdent . . . . . Gary Webb Vroe Presrdent . . Drck Krte Secretary Treasurer . .J1mBol1n Gary, 14, and Charley, 8 . Q'?T1 i ,, 'Af - . 'iff ' 2 5. I M5 my M , 'Z ,k', ,V . - ' 1 5 6 A, gnu: I if , ' I . , t , ,I Ag, I I A 'x 5 'A' I Q ' G I 7 in C ,A 6 C IX ,9- X 'I 1 f . 3 I I I I I I - 3 I I I I I I I ' : I I l ' Y I I I - - GAA captains were elected at the start of the year. These girls do almost the same things the boys do. They are both basketball and volleyball captains. The girls keep a re- cord on each girl and are responsible for making sure each girl participates in the noon hour activities. Points are given here for attendance toward their letters. SEATED: Glenda Landers, Arlene Barclay, Lorajean Myers. STANDING: Martha Highland, Judy Storm, Sona Hortenstine, Marilyn Harden. ABSENT: Fran Howard. SHS IN ACTION GAA teams played their tournament games during the noon hour. Team members were Brenda Sullivan, Virginia Isaacs, Pat Lane, Sharon Watt, Bonnie Beckman, Rose Marie Sager, Judy Webb, Joy Btmdy, Nancy Marlow, Shirley Jividen, Pat Rozene, Pat Lindley, Lois Durbin, Connie England, Pauline England, Eleanor Slover, Evelyn Ray, Janet Whitaker, Ednafay Morgan, Sarah Williamson, Delores Wallace, Janet Getz, Carolyn Fleming, Donna Carpenter, Dolores Ray, Judy Booker, Lena Hagen, Judy Fleming, Ann Hagan, Nancy Montonye, Beverly Milan, Carol Wood, Rosemary Dean, Sandra Dolan, Marie Ramsey, Lorraine Schaljo, Mary Getz, Wilene Campbell, Marjorie Cochran, Jalee Albers, Joan Lundy, Sandra Wooley, Shirley Woolen, Carolyn Shipman, Lila Scott, Beth Stricklan, Judy BALLET VIEW FROM THE BALCONY Nicolay, Dianne Warren, Carol Moses, PatErwin, Suzanne Pence, Janet McMullin, Eva England, Dixie I-lortenstine, Rochelle Taylor, Eileen Rowland, Kay Armstrong,Janet Pool, Emma Lee Anderson, Nancy Whitchurch, Michele Stearns, Annamary Moon. Darlene Smith, Peggy LeGrand, Judy Hutchcraft, Janet Heriot, Delta Kay Keown, Delores Lilly, Kay Rozene, Mary Ann Beavers, Sharon Rauch, Janet Pound, Patsy Hoskins, SandraBarclay, Sharon Moran, Marilyn Nichols, J ulene Campbell, and Ann Jenkins. After the excitement and enthusiasm of the noonhour, bells signal study time again, and teachers and students return to the classrooms. Peace and quiet again prevail in the halls of Sullivan High School. TWO MINUTES TILL Cflassj-HOUR Going down: Dixie, Sona, Eddie,Ron- nie, Rose Marie, Clarence. ROW ONE L1la Waggoner Rosemary Dean Kay Armstrong Judy Webb Judy Booker Pat Ltndley ROW TWO Mtss Schmtdt Joy Bundy Janet McMull1n Ltla Scott Sona Hortensttne Martha I-hghland Glenda Landers Nancy Marlow V1rg1n1a Isaacs Marjorre Cochran Mrchele Stearns ROW THREE Marxlyn Harden Wllene Campbell Julene Campbell Sharon Watt Patsy HOSRIIIS Delta Kay keown Delores Wallace Carol Wood Suzanne Pence Sandra Barclay Rochelle Taylor Sharon Moran ROW FOUR Judy Flemlng Paullne England Carolyn Shrpman Bonme Beckman Darlene Smtth Ann Jenkms Janet Wh1taker Emma Lee Anderson Mary Getz Conn1e England Iwancy Montonye Evelyn Ray Delores Ltlly ROW FIVE Sandra Dolan Lorra1neSchalJo Judy Hutchcraft Beth Strtcklan D1X1e Hortenstrne Lena Hagen Ednafay Morgan Donna Carpenter Etleen Rowland Ann Hagan Judy Iwtcolay Brenda Sulllvan Janet Pool Pat Lane ROW SIX Lo1s Durbln Fran Howard Eleanor Slover Marte Ramsey Rose Marte Sager Shtrley .T1v1den Joan Lundy Mary Ann Beavers Sandra Wooley Jalee Albers Anna mary Moon Dolores Ray Carol Moses Janet Pound Sharon Rauch ROW SEVEN Nancy Whrtchurch Judy Storm Eva England Sarah Wtlltamson Dtanne Warren Lorayean Myers Arlene Barclay Kay Rozfene, Pat Rozene Carolyn Flemtng Janet Getz Martlyn INlChO1S Pat Erwtn Beverly Mtlan Bonme Goddard Peggy LeGrand GAA DIVIDED GAA was a very acuve group thls year Be cause of thetr large membershtp they were dwtded 1nto two groups one meenng the f1rst and thtrd Mondays and the other group the second and fourth of every month durxng actxvtty perxod Thts year they sponsored a Sprmg Dance at al-IS to whrch the pubhc was 1nv1ted Awards were presented for pomts recewed lurlng the year Freshmen recelved numerals ophomores the block S Jumors the 1n1t1a1 I and the sentors the Ill1no1s map Mtss Schnudt presents award to DIXIC Hortenstme 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 - f 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . . . . 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . ,. . . . 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 . - 1 1 1 1 ' 1 Q. . . . . 1 , , 1 . 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S, ., 5 .. til W? 1 ,,..., 'yi A 2 1 ' ,X K QUEEN'S COURT QUEEN AND ATTENDANTS Semor candldate Jalee Albers Jumor candtdate Mary Ann Beavers Sophomore candldate Pat Rozene Freshman candtdate Bonme Goddard RAIN FAILS TO DAMPEN HOMECOMING SPIRITS Homecommg fCSI1V1I18S proceeded as usual wttn tne weatherman sendtng a dreary drtzzle of ram for the parade and game Numerous mghts were spent puttmg the floats to gether wxth wxnd and ram tearmg them apart on the ftnal day SDIFIIS were not dampened because a large crowd turned out for the parade and game SHS band led the parade whtch was started at 1 30 at the hzgh school and contmued through the downtown dxstrxct Class and orgamzatton floats followed the band Durmg the ftrst half of the game the Sulltvan Redskms and BementBulldogs were ramed on but the game conttnued Bement tolled one touchdown durlng the second quarter Half txme fest1v1t1es were carned on a usual wtth no ram to mterrupt the procedure Bev Wood retlring queen of the 1953 Homecommg crowned Bonme Goddard queen of the 1954 Homecommg The queen was presented wxth a crown watch and abouquet of roses Jalee Albers Mary Ann Beavers and Pat Rozene members of her court were each presented wtth a gtft and an orchld Durmg the th1rd quarter Bement scored a touch down and Sulhvan scored thetr lone touchdownmthe fourth quarter to make the score 12 6 Homecommg dance was held m the htgh school gym wlth Paul Douglas band from Wmdsor provtdxng the musxc The dance was held from 8 30 unul 11 30 P M Manager .Toe H Pound and Queen Bonnte Goddard started the mght s actxvmes by leadmg the ftrst dance I A 1 vt' 1 Q t : V 'mas' f .twx....,-6 , . 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AUTUMN S SWEETHEART Frrst Place JALEE Su Joe asslsts Lady Jay ALBERS oe I-I Pound and Jalee Albers DAISIES WON T TELL Frrst Place Ooey Gooey Bob George Wallace Bren and Jay simon Mzmomzs I S, l. .4 5' ',w . , .P , M, fj My QUEEN B Second Place JUNIOR BUSY BEAVERS BUILD BEE Jumor Workers MGH MARY A NN BEAVERS QUEEN FOR A DAY Th1rd Place MEMORIES CRAZY, MIXED UP CARPENTERS Mary Ann, Sandra Gary Carolyn John QUEEN OF OUR CAMPUS Fourth Place SOPH SOPHOMORE BOARD MEETING Larry George Earl PA T ROZENE ROCKET TO VICTORY Th1rd Place MEMORIES MASTERPIECE IN THE MAKING Judy Wrlene Mary Annamary 1 wiijwfg-Y QUEEN OF OUR TRIBE THE PRES!-LMEN S CHOICE FROSH Fourth Place MEMORIES COMPLETE CONCENTRATION GODDARD Sharon H Sharon W Freshman Workers Marvm Leo and Judy 4 f 'lg.v- I '40 4 ' Q '35 , if -ifiw 15 yn 1 4 ,nf ig QQ:- , V ja 1 Lx! Q i STUDENT COUNCIL SPONSORS HOMECOMING FIRST TABLE: Keith Schrodt, Eddie IIeCro,ne, Dick Kite, Joe Schrodt, Miss Boon, SECOND TABLE: Bob Clark, Joe Pound, Dick Elder, Carl Johnson, Carol Wood, Judy Storm, Carolyn Fleming, Beverly Milan. STANDING: Sona Hortenstine, Martha Highland, Janet Pound, Bonnie Goddard, Tom Hargis, Marvin Jones, David Clark, John Pound. COUNCIL PLAYS ACTIVE PART IN S.H.S. LIFE Homecoming was Student Council-sponsored this year. For the first time in Student Council history, members assumed responsibility for planning the parade and dance. Later in the year, the group composed and passed a new set of rules for Homecoming activities in the future. Officers who led the group for the year were Joe Schrodt, Presidentg Eddie LeCrone, Senior Vice-President, Keith Schrodt, Jtmior Vice-Presidentg Dick Kite, Sec- retary, and Miss Boon, Sponsor. New projects achieved by the council were making a scrapbook of the year's activities and preparing a pam- phlet for future freshmen. The information in the pam- phlet was planned from suggestions of students now in Keith and Tom beg for a worthy cause. high School. Special services undertaken were sponsoring assem- bly programs and the annual Stunt Show, Christmas activ- ities, and selling pennants, pencils, and decals. Keith and Tom beg for a worthy cause appeared in the Student Council state newspaper. Several representatives were sent to the district convention at Robinson and to the state convention at Chicago. The Student Council is a member of the Illinois and National Associations of Student Councils. Hard at work on Homecoming are Councilors Joe, Martha, Sona, and Janet. f , c A I 5412: at L .1 . 'ir - :A17 ,f w e. 'P' Z . , S 5 1 he ,Sat . , -5,491 Ziff, 1 indent L FUTURE FARMERS CELEBRATE ROW ONE: Mr. Diuiphy, Dick Hickman, Melvin Williams, Wallace Booker. ROW TWO: Darrell Morgan, Paul Feist, Bill Scott, Rex Fleshner, Marvin Kirby, Bill Rozene,-Jerry Spaugh. ROW THREE: Eddie Sims, Roger Daily, Robert Lane, Ronnie Houchin, Ronnie Ieffris, Jerry Freese, Kenneth Cole. ROW FOUR: Don Young, Ronald Fortner, Eddie Oliver, Bob Maxedon, Carroll Weaver, John Righter, Arthur Welsh. ROW FIVE: Ronnie Andres, Donald Piper, Lowell Nichols, Lynn Dolan, Bud Cazel, Ted Hortenstine, Joe Whitaker, Dick Watson. 25 SUCCESSFUL YEARS CLIMAXED BY BANQUET Honoring the twenty-fifth anniversary ofthe FFA was the theme of the annual Parent and Son Banquet this year. Four of the five past agriculture instructors, Mr. H. P. Erwin, Mr. George Iftner, Mr. Maurice Watkins, and Mr. Ed Dunphy, were present at the banquet. Mr. Harry Neville, the fifth instructor, was killed in an automobile accident a few years ago. Also honored at the banquet was Su1livan's only American Farmer, Mr. Bill Baumgartner. The FFA organization was founded in Virginia in 1928. One year later 29 agriculture students formed the Sullivan chapter of the FFA. Its purpose was to stimulate inter- est in agriculture among students enrolled in agriculture. During the years the FFA has grown until there are now usually 60 to 65 members in the Sullivan chapter. The club elected a full set of officers, sent them to a training school, supplied leaders for other clubs, helped members obtain degrees, followed regular parliamentary procedure at meetings, and had judging teams under the direction of the leadership committee. The year's school and community service committee was active, having charge of raising and lowering the flag every day, conducting a pest contest, sponsoring a local grain show, and building a float for Homecoming. The social activities, sponsored by the recreation committee, were a skating party and a wiener roast. The earnings and savings committee ran the hat check during the Okaw Tourney, sponsored a donkey basketball game, and held their annual school auction. Our congratulations go to the FF A on twenty-five years of successful service to their school and community. TWENTY-FIFTH ANNIVERSARY FIRST ROW: Larry LeCrone,KennethNeal,RonnieWood. SECOND ROW: RogerFleshner, WayneRobinson,Jim Dunphy. Bill Cochran, Roger Edmonds, Ted Elder. THIRD ROW: Kenneth Baker, Charles Elder, Jim Robinson, Leo Johnson, Leroy Houser, Paul LeCrone, Keith French. FOURTH ROW: Harold Cross, Bill McColl, David Cochran, Deuane Kuhns. Donald Fortner, Bill Murphy. FIFTH ROW: John Shuman, Charles Phillips, Dwaine F. Hardy, Terry Dolan, Bob Sims. Stanley Bruce, Kenneth Righter. OFFICERS Wallace Booker . . . . . . . . President Ronnie wood . . . . . Reporter Larry LeCrone . . . . Vice-President Dick Hickman . . . . Sentinel Melvin Williams . . . . . Treasurer Ed Dunphy . . . . . Advisor Ken Neal . . . . . . . Secretary FORMER SHS TEACHER g. R i RECEIVES RECOGNITION . f Mr. I-I,P. Erwin and Mr. Charles B. Shuman. Mr, H, P, Erwin, former SHS agri- culture teacher, received an honor pin in recognition of 25 years of service to agri- culture in Illinois. The pin was presented by Mr. Charles B. Shuman, Illinois Agri- culture Association President, at the De- oember annual meeting. Mr. Shuman, now president of the American Farm Bureau Federation, is a native of Sullivan and a graduate of SHS. Mr. Erwin is now head of the agri- culture departrnent at Mattoon High School. ' IL BOYS: GIRLS TRADE BANQUET WORK MAKER E SO! 9 ,jo f 1,7 bf fo 3 1 3 g'f'1 -F WBAR Standmg Ann Dranne Norma Jean and Mane Mrs Paschall Adv1sor Sealed Sharon FUTURE HOMEMAKERS BUILD F H A EM BLEM Phyll1s Carolyn Nylene Jenene Lols Mary Sandra Donna Edd1e Larry Gary Mr Dunphy Adv1sor Terry Roger Drck F F A BOYS TRAIN BE QFUTURE HUSBANDS OF AMERICAJ BY SERVING F H A BANQUET 4-:sig 1 ,is E535 -'Q IX 0 T10 AQFXFAY 5 c f1 q1',-to 5 o u NEW LOOK FROM THE 20 S I GOT 15 WHO LL GIVE ME 209 Dunphy Don John Brll Wallace Wayne Arthur L , I 1, 6 -if 451 wo 0 HO y TO F. H. A. ' .Zin 5 VL-Se.. .7...:xxx rg,-' Z., ff, I0 is GBQUHIN 9 ,C : X 1,9 I JPL O x O -fx To chmax T.hlS year s FHA 3CIlV1l1eS the members TRIP CLIMAXES FHA YEAR T J v ROW ONE Manlyn Hoback Janet Getz Sharon Morgan Sharon Harrmann Joan Lundy Dons Oathout Delores Wallace Conme Cogdal Sandra Wooley ROW TWO Mrs Raymond Getz Edtth Pedlgo June Akm Jenene Randol Mrs Allese Paschall Nylene Kuhns Joan Randol Karen Ollver Mrs Glenn Lundy ROW THREE Jamece Baker Judy Booker Marjone Cochran Lots Hudson Ltla Scott Shrrley Stewart Rosalte Brtscoe Shlrley I-larlm Rose Mary Bohn ROW FOUR Julene Campbell Wllene Campbell Jollne Arthur Norma Rowland Sharon Rauch Judy Flemlng Carolyn Shrpman Joan Jones Joy Hutchcraft Elatne Dehart Carolme Blackwell ROW FIVE Mary Getz Ruth Ann Evans Lorratne Schaljo Karen Kerans Eula Chtlders Donna Carpenter Nancy Voegel Norma Jean Denton Ann Jenktns Sandra Dolan Delores Matheson ROW SIX Shrrlene Robrnson Marte Ramsey Phylhs Ramsey Marlene Coulter Sharon Rrckelman Sarah McKown Marllyn Nlchols Dlanne Warren Rose Mane Creek Edrth Garron Carol Moses Lena Hagen CONNIE COGDAL ELECTED SECTIONAL PRESIDENT OFFICERS Sharon Harrmann Dor1s Oathout Shirley Woolen Delores Wallace Sharon Morgan Martlyn Hoback Janet Getz Sandra Wooley Conrue Cogdal Mrs Raymond Getz Mrs Glenn Lundy Mrs Ralph Paschall Vloe Presrdent Secretary Treasurer Parhamentanan H1stor1an Degree Cha 1r man Proyect Cha uman Recreauon Cha lrman Pubhcxty Charrman Chapter Mother Chapter Mother Chapter Advxsor and sponsors took a tmp to Chtcago Th1s was only one of the 3CIlVlI16S of the year Others were Hobo Day candy and bake sales and the Mother and Daughter Ban quet Conme Cogdal was elected Secuonal Presrdent for 1954 and 1955 She IS Sulhvan s f1rst secuonal offrcer FHA meetrngs are held the f1rst and thxrd Mondays each month rn the Home Econonucs room under the d1rect1on of Mrs Ahese Paschall Offtcers and members gxve therr thanks to Mrs Glenn Lundy and Mrs Raymond Getz Chapter Mothers for the help they have grven Ih1S year 85 . . , . .. JoanLundy....,.. .....President .N ' ' ' ' BAND TAKES HONORS KNEELING Martha Hrghland ROW ONE Sharon Moran Rochelle Taylor Sharon Watt Suzanne Pence Mr Clark Patsy Hoskrns Sandra Barclay Julene Campbell Wrlene Campbell ROW TWO Nancy Montonye Jrm Dunphy Janet Whrtaker Rrchard Bohn Dolores Ray Beth Strrcklan Brenda Sulhvan Ednafay Morgan Jerry Bolrn Carol Wood ROW THREE Sharon Harrmann Emma Lee Anderson Lena Shelby Karen Kerans Conn1e Cogdal Clyde Oathout Ann Jenkrns Jalee Albers Pat Lane Roger Edmonds ROW FOUR Joyce Robrnson Ronald Phrllrps Sarah Wrllramson Barbara Lane Beverly Mrlan Dor1s Oathout Mary Jen Lee Glenda Landers Ronnre Franklrn Peggy LeGrand ROW FIVE Arlene Barclay Bob Ingram Leon Bateman Bob Clark Joe Schrodt Davrd Clark Duane Jennrngs Bud Cazel LaVonneJenn1ngs Carl Johnson Marvrn Jones ABSENT FROM PICTURE Archre Bathe Donald Ca1n Eula Chrlders Davrd Cochran Pat Lrndley Sara McKown Carol Moses B111 Murphy Bob Noffke Jrm Robrnson Wayne Robrnson Mrke Sullrvan Marclyn Watson Shrrley Woolen BAND STARS AT STATE FAIR One of the most successful years rn the hrstory of Sullrvan Hrgh School band was topped by recervrng frrst place and a televrsron appearance at the Irhnors State Farr The band came home from Charleston proudly carry mg a trophy they won after performrng as honor band at Eastern lllrnors State College s Homecommg Thrs rs the frrst trme the Sullrvan band has recerved thrs honor The band made therr annual trrp to Sr Lours therr fun project for the year Students and sponsors attended the Mumcrpal Opera durrng the evenrng and were taken on a tour backstage before the opera began Martha Hrghland served as maJorette for the year wrth Jalee Albers as assrstant Our thanks go to Mr Clark for hrs hard work and the talent he so wrllrngly gave us : . ' : I I I 9 5 I b I- -1 I ' I I I I .I ' I , , , , ' , . I 'I 4 I I I . .I ' Z I I I I I . I .Y O I I . I I I. I I. I I . 3 I I I I 1 ' . . - . . I .. , , . . . . MUSIC MAKERS TAKE A BREAK MARTHA, HEAD MAJORETTE, sTEPs HIGH HOMECOMING DAY - A I 1 I I MR. CLARK ALL UP , 1 Lf T IN THE AIR. I A Q, - '- A HLLL ' Dfw' me-PRAcT1cE JAM SESSION Puff- DORIS,CONNIE,JOE, AND Bos MR. CLARK DISCUSS BAND ACTIVITIES THE MAN BEHIND IT ALL BOB SHOWS OFF STATE FAIR TROPHY: MR. CLARK LOOKS ON From Left: IALEE,LAVONNE, SARAH, MAKIN' MUSIC, IALEE STRUTS HER STUFF SPRING CONCERT ATTRACTS CROWD ROW ONE: Miss Mace, Caroline Blackwell, Nylene Kuhns, Michele Stearns, Vivian Lofland, Patsy Hoskins, Lois Hud- son, Judy Webb, Shirley Stewart, ROW TWO: Nancy Montonye, Janet Whitaker, Pat Lane, Donna Carpenter, Joan Beck, Shirlene Robinson, Dixie Hortenstine, Janet Pound, Judy Hutchcraft, Darlene Smith. ROW THREE: Norma Jean Denton, Nancy Whitchurch, Myrna Slover, Joan Lundy, Nancy Malloy, Emma Lee Anderson, Judy Storm, Sandra Wooley, Sona Hortenstine, Judy Nicolay, ROW FOUR: Glenda Landers, Sarah Williamson, Mary Jen Lee, Carolyn Fleming, Kay Rozene, Pat Rozene, Doris Oathout, Eva England, Bonnie Goddard, Mary Getz, OFFICERS Sona Hortenstine . . . . . President Judy Storm . . . . . . Librarian Joan Lundy . . . . . Librarian Individual vocal lessons added interest to this year's during other school days under the direction of Miss Mace. Girls' Chorus. Monday and Thursday were the regular A spring Concert and the annual Christmas program chorus practice days, and outside work was carried on were the two main public performances for the year. Kay Rozene, Pat Rozene, Doris Oathout, Sarah Williamson, Glenda Landers, Judy Storm, Dixie Hortenstine, Emma Lee Anderson, Sona Hortenstine, Janet Whitaker and Judy Hutchcraft, -5 BOYS SING FOR COMMUNITY ROW ONE: Doug Shank, Don Cain, Jim Smith, Marvin Jones, Miss Mace, Lee Johnson, Donald Elzy, Jim Dunphy, Jack Buxton. ROW TWO: David Cochran, Kenneth Neal, Wallace Booker, Eden Martin, Arthur Welsh, Tom Storm, Bill McColl, Jack Leonard. ROW THREE: Jerry Winchester, Ron Sutton, Larry Taylor, Dave Hamilton, John Shuman, Paul Shuman, Joe Pound, Dick Kite, John Pound. OFFICERS Joe Pound . . . . President Tom Storm . . . . . . Librarian LarryTay10r.......................Librarian MISS MACE DIRECTS BOYS Under the direction of Miss Mace, the boys' chorus met every Monday and Wednesday during the year, The boys' ensemble sang at many different meetings of outside organizations, and also entered the state music contests. Miss Mace, Kenneth Neal, Tom Storm, Leon Bateman, Archie Bathe, Larry Taylor, Ron Sutton. Joe Pound. ASSISTANT EDITOR EDITOR CLASSES Glenda Landers Sona Hortenstme Ialee Albers Arlene Barclay BUSINESS ADVISOR EDITORIAL SPONSOR RETROSPECT Hurry hurry copy due today Thrs was just one of the many phrases the Retrospect staff became fam111ar wrth thrs year Twenty two enthused semors worked fourth perrod every day the frrst semester rn order to produce thrs year s Retrospect Durmg the second semester work was completed on the staff sown trme Sullrvan IS one of the few schools of 1ts stze that uses class ume for th1s proJect Mr George Whrte Mrss Rachael Rlchardson ART FACULTY and ADMINISTRATION Vrrgrnra Isaacs Myrna Slover Marsha Moore Mlss Rrchardson LOIS Dl.11'b1D rr n - ' s s 1 K . . , . . , . x . s - 4 nf . . . . Af 5 . . . . . I 3 4 4 4, v n ORGANIZATIONS X '!1,, George Webb Connie Cogdal SEATED: Martha Highland, Brenda Sullivan Janet Getz. STANDING: Marclyn Watson. PHOTOGRAPHERS STAFF Along with all the work, the staff found time to go to Houston-Patterson Company, Decatur print- ing firm, on a tour. After all the dummy was mailed, a bang up party was given to celebrate the book's completion. Our thanks go to Miss Richardson for all the time and help she so willingly gave the staff. Byron Abrams Julian Kirk SUPPLEMENT FEATURES 4 Fran HOWBYCI. Marilyn Harden Pat Erwin. Suzanne Pence Nancy Mvmonye CSIaf1diHgD Joan Lundy qsmndingy 91 STAFFS PLAN: WORK: REWORK Row One Suzanne, Joan, Pat Row Two Marclyn, Brenda Janet EVERYBODY HARD AT WORK ARCHIE LOOKS TO FUTURE EDITIONS Kelth Rrchard and Eugene RETROSPECT PHOTOGRAPHERS IN THE MAKING LANKENBERG SHOT AS HE SHOOTS ni.. Pat and Archre PRINTERS PULL PAGE PROOFS Fran Lors Marsha HOW DO YOU SPELL VAUGHAN99 MR. B X I ' Mr. Lippincott I I TOM-TOM PUBLICATIONS INCREASED N I ROW ONE: Richard Malone, John Martin, Suzanne Pence, Marsha Moore, Jerome Harshman. ROW TWO: Pat Erwin, Eddie LeCrone, Connie Cogdal, Archie Bathe, Myrna Slover. ROW THREE: Miss Richardson, Glenda Landers, George Webb. TOM -TOM STAFF Every other Thursday was TOM-TOM sale day Marsha Moore, Suzanne Pence, George Webb, and this year. The school newspaper was made up and put Connie Cogdal served as reporters for the year. out every two weeks. Serving as editor for this year was Archie Bathe with the help of Pat Erwin, co-editor. Miss Rachae1Richardsonserved aseditorialsponsor, The secretarial class did all typing and mimeograph and Mr. George White was production advisor. work. TOM-TOM's were sold for five cents each. ADVANCED SECRETARIAL PRACTICE SEATED: Fran Howard, Sharon Miller, Marilyn Harden, Jalee Albers, Janet Getz, Nancy Montonye, Rose Marie Creek STANDING: Mr. White, Connie Cogdal, Lena Shelby, Sharon Smith. ADVANCED CLUB SEES CINE RAMA FIRST TABLE: Ronnie Franklin, Eugene Elzy, Richard Bolin, Kenneth Smith. SECOND TABLE: Don Cain, Bill Murphy, Keith Bond, Louie Hefner, Burnett Harshman. STANDING: Mr. Vaughan, Byron Abrams, Julian Kirk, Ronnie Waggener. MEMBERS SERVE AS RETROSPECT PHOTOGRAPHERS A Wabash Cinerama Excursion from Decatur to St. Louis was the highlight of this year's Advanced Camera Club activities. Eight members took the trip. Trip fare included transportation, a snack at the theater, admission to see Cinerama, and lunch. The Advanced Camera Club met the second and fourth Monday of each month during first period under the dir- ection of Mr. Vaughan. Dave Hargis, Bob Ingram, John Pound, Paul Shuman, Tom Storm, Miss Boon. 94 Mr. Vaughan keeps several members trained to use the Retrospect camera equipment and to serve as student photographers. Members carry out individual projects during the year, such as Christmas card making, preparing a pictorial history of Sullivan, and making family portraits. RADIO CLUB ORGANIZES Dashl Dotl Dash! seem to be the pass-words for Sullivan High School's newly- organized Radio Club members. Five boys, under the supervision ofMiss Boon, met the first and third Monday of each month. During their meetings, members studied radio construction, Morse Code, and principles of the radio. Several boys plan to build their own sets, and some are considering the radio and electrical fields for their life's work. BEGINNERS LEARN SKILLS gs iff 'JI or-Q A 'Y -Q... ROW ONE Marvrn Jones Tommy Krng Don Elzy Jerry Bohn ROW TWO IoyceRob1nson Ednafay Morgan Marjorre Matheson Harold Cross Laurence Hodges ROW THREE Emma Reed Charles Elder Don England Ion French Nylene Kuhns FRONT ROW Mr Vaughan MEMBERS LEARN TO DEVELOP AND PRINT PICTURES Mr Vaughan advrsor for the Begrnners Camera Regular meetrngs were held the second and fourth Club rnstructed members on how to develop and prrnt Mondays each month Lherr f11m and to make portrarts They drscussed dxf The year was chmaxed by the trrp to St Lours ferent types of cameras and Lherr funcuons Demon to see Crnerama stratrons were grven on lrghung arrangements OFFICERS Don England Presrdent Jon French Vrce Presrdent Marvrn Jones Secretary Treasurer Emma and Joyce Tommy and Don TILT THE LIGHT A LITTLE LOWER, EMMA. LET ME SHOW YOU HOW ITS DONE. EWU-535 ' . Q7 A , . ,K , , . l ,O .. - 'L t L. ' -J' ' r ' f 4 I ,H 0 V- P-BQ, 'IN , 'L Q. . vt I , v n , 1 , ' ., ' Y A I 1 0 , A X 8 'Q I , X ' Wil? 0 1 5 ,...a,, Q .1 A W 3 . ' I . -7 l , I ' . 5 V l J I x ,J J, 3 gg. X L 2 1 in I 5 I I ' v u l - 5 h 1 y l h I I - 3 1 u I - . . , . O . I , . .. ..........-.-..... 95 FACULTY NAMES HONOR MEMBERS in' 'ms' 'Y r I! fi 00' ROW ONE: Joan Lundy, Myrna Slover, Marilyn Harden, Sona Hortenstine, Sharon Smith. ROW TWO: Dick Kite, Carolyn Fleming, Glenda Landers. Arthur Welsh. ROW THREE: Mr. Rice, Paul Shuman, Joe Schrodt, Joe Pound, Bob Clark. ELEVEN SENIORS, TWO JUNIORS NAMED TO NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Of all the honors given in high school, being chosen Marilyn Harden, Glenda Landers,J oan Lundy, Paul Shuman, as a member of the National Honor Society is certainly Myrna Slover, and Arthur Welsh, J tmiors elected were one of the highest, said Principal Marvin Rice at a Carolyn Fleming and Dick Kite. Seniors Bob Clark, January assembly meeting announcing this year's society Sona Hortenstine, Joe H. Pound, Joe Schrodt, and Sharon winners. Smith had been elected last year. Each year five per cent of the junior and ten per cent Sona Hortenstine, elected to the society last year, of the senior class are elected 'to the National Honor was also chosen to receive the DAR award this year, This Society by the faculty. Qualifications for membership honor was conferred upon her by student and faculty vote. include scholarship, leadership, service and character. NHUOHSI HOHOI' 30Ci6IY ff19H1b6I'ShiD is for B life- Members chosen from the senior class this year were time. SONA RECEIVES DAR AWARD WORN WITH HONOR POLL SELECTS NICEST SMILE .:if:::::: AZEEEEEEEEV z':':'555:':?:f-' . .......... 55525255552 4 5:'5:'ii!:':'i:'i' .QEESEEEEEEW . .:1:::u:::::::2Z:1 Q MOST COOPERATIVE - FLIRTS ::::5555i: .-UHHIIIIII ::::I::fi:Y I grits - K . xx Dick Hickman Delta Keown BIGGEST SPENDER Marclyn Watson Charles Keown Bob Clark Martha Highland BIGGEST GUM CHEWERS Don Dennis Marilyn Harden f' Dave Hargis Pat Erwin BEST DANCERS Jalee Albers Larry Taylor Gary Webb Judy Storm MOST ATHLETIC BEST LOOKING Bill McColl Marrlyn Harden PERSON - BEST ALITY Martha H1gh1and BIG WHEELS WITTIEST if 1 Tom Storm Connre Cogdal Eddie LeCrone WX V, xx 'H Wallace Booker Pat Erwin . tv :as MO ST ' TA LKA TIVE , Ann Beavers Ronnie Franklin . MO BUSIEST ST CHEERFUL Joan MOST COURTEOUS Bob Clark Lundy Connre Cogdal Don Dennis I know, Mr Davis, I know Kenneth, Gale Delores That s what bugs are made of Rose Marie, Eleanor, Sandra AUGUST SEPTEMBER l DAY Teachers planning students dreading temperature soaring as usual Our usual half day session Mr Rice hitchhiked to town Whose green Ford nas that on the parking lot Mr Rice? Full day of school FlNArU flfreshmen normal fouled upl Class officers and queen candidates elected If your name is at the end ofthe alphabet Sorry there arent enough seats in the study hall You ll have to float Xnnual freshman library course makes study hall dtc tionary popular New office equipment in Mr Whites room looks like the real thing Labor day lazy day no school Buy a football schedule pencil from Student Council ue' each Mr Jones told seniors in class meeting there were lots of things we could do on Saturdav night Did he think we didn t know alreadv'P First school newspaper TOM TOM passed out free 'You can tplay and talk too! Mr Clark 0 0 OCTOBER 7 pay a nickel next time Cheerleaders elected Con gratulations kidslll Hey Juniors! will you make your magazine sales goal? First meeting of Student Council Officers elected to assist President Joe Schrodt Did you freshman bots find the line of scrimmage? Homecoming committees hard at work Just til October 15 kidsl First pep meeting football game -- sang new school song for the first time Lost to Shelbyville 6-0 Joe Pound elected Homecoming manager. Seniors posing for cameraman. llot lunches began. First Frosh-Soph, game at Shelbyville. Won 19-3. Was the president of Student Council setting a good example when asked to leave the library today? Underclassmen and faculty shot today -- by Mr.Blank- enberg. TOM-TOM S new staff sold their first school paper at noon today. Juniors didnt reach their magazine sale goal but are proud because they sold more per person than last year s class, Connie Cogdal selected FHA Girl of the Month Future Farmers attended sectional land judging contest at Farmersville. Sounds like the right place for them to go Redskin maidens found the new medicine ball was no feather today in PE class. Mr Erickson representative from yearbook company spoke to RETROSPECT class SHS band received first place rating at marching band contest in Charleston GAA team captains elected. Sale of homecoming tickets started by Student Council members. Pep meeting. Band has extra practice 8th hour for per- formance at Thursday night game. Senior class window first to be completed for Home- coming. Class of '55 sincerely thanks Corwin Hamilton for the use of his window all four years, Vacation for everyone but teachers today and tomorrow. Sock hop after the game with Monticello. BOOK NOVEMBER All windows were completed and unveiled, and nice- looking they arel GAA divided into two groups because of large enrollment -- still 50 in a group. What were the complications in PE class, girls, when the fire drill bell rang? Please, teachers, don't forget to close the windows of your rooms. Another fire drill. The student body will never learn how to keep to the right. A dreary day before Homecoming, but it won't lower our spirits. Mr. Alberts and Mr. Dennis gave pep talks at pep meeting after snake Homecoming -- the day stopped long enough for tervals during the game dance led by the cheerleaders. we've been waiting for! Rain the parade -- Continued at in- with Bement. They won, 12-7, Bonnie Goddard crowned Homecoming Queen - Senior class first on window and float -- FFA first in organi- zations -- Dance in the gym with Paul Douglas' orchestra concluded the 27th Annual Homecoming. GAA teams chosen. RETROSPECT chose cover for '55 yea rbook. Funeral services were held for sophomore Phillip Slover, who passed away after a two-month illness. Announcement -- Mrs, Wilma Hollonbeck will replace Mrs, White as English lV and Latin substitute teacher for Mrs. Campbell. Some band members attended Marine Band Concert at Decatur. We were saddened by Mrs. Ruth Campbell's death early this morning. Doris Oathout is flashing a diamond. Unit schools dismissed at 2:00 P, M. for Mrs. Campbell's funeral. Senior play cast announced today, with practice starting tonight. Future homemakers assisted at Philco cooking school. Gum for all! Candy man came today after a week's absence. Future Homemakers of America started National FHA week. Red roses were placed on all faculty members' desks -- Thanks to FHA. ' How will the RETROSPECT look? Staff began planning the dummy. Last football game -- Arcola. Charles Keown and Larry Taylor injured. Student Council members attended District Convention at Charleston, A coffee break is becoming a habit with Miss Schmidt. In spite of blowing a fuse, Mr. Blankenberg finally got a picture of the School Board tonight. Mrs, Peadro was guest auctioneer at the annual FFA auction. Armistice Day -- ,vacation for everyone except the play cast. Seniors sponsored plaids and jeans party in the gym. Hold it for one more shot -- a familiar line from the photographer as he took organization pictures today. Hand balancing and cycle demonstrations were the per- formances of the first lyceum program this year. First night of senior play. Yearbook cameramen shot the cast. Final senior play performance. George Webb, where was the water gun in the third act? The third six weeks' period began with the selling of RETROSPECT. Mr. .Tones What's YOUR line of reasoning, Tim? Where was your gun Fri- day? George, Joe, Fran, Lois Is mine right? Julene, Eugene Bud, Charles, B a r ba r a, Carl Duane There s a Song in the Air Watch out below. Larry ls that front page stuff? Pat, Archie DECEMBER JANUARY FEBRUARY 23 24 25 29 30 6 7 8 13 14 15 17 20 23 24 30 1 3 6 7 10 11 12 13 14 18 22 24 25 26 28 3 1 2 7 8 DAY Football letters awarded to boys by Coach Mali....ky. Could last night's donkey basketball game be the reason everyone is stiff today? Thanksgiving vacation. Earlybird farmers left for Chicago International Live- stock Show at 3:00 A, M, Shiny new rings are being sported by juniors. Dick Watson, our new TV star on the Breakfast Club, regretted missing Mrs. Peadro's English class. Seniors minus money - Seniors plus pictures, Seniors are trading pictures like mad but can't afford to give them to underclassmen. Representatives of C 8: El railroad showed a movie. Surely no one will throw stones at trains. Only eight more days 'til Christmas vacation. Choral groups presented Christmas program in the gym. RETROSPECT staff toured Houston-Patterson printing firm in Decatur. The beautiful Christmas tree was decorated by Student Council members. GAA members exchanged gifts at a Christmas party in the gym first hour. A program consisting of '53 and '54 Homecoming movies, music by mixed chorus, and Christmas dance in the gym was sponsored by Student Council. Busybodies these days, huh? Vacation at last! Redskins lost by a margin of five points to Mt. Pulaski at the Paris Holiday Tournament. Happy New Yearl Christmas vacation was very enjoyable -- while it lasted. Teachers are hard at work planning semester tests. ALL the student body attended pep session eighth hour. Journalism class went to Moultrie County News to put the newspaper to bed. Senior class discussed a pro- posed trip at a meeting today. Sona Hortenstine was announced DAR winner by SHS TOM-TOM today. Office practice class did winter house- cleaning. Are you prepared for your first exam? Anyone taking math should be able to find row 4, seat 10, so what were you doing in row 10, seat 4, Bob Ingram? School today for teachers only. New semester starts with Miss Richardson's college composition class getting into the swing of things by writing themes. Bake sale was a money-making project for the GAA, Redskins defeated Oakland by a score of 50-39 on the first night of the Okaw Valley Tournament, which was held in the armory RETROSPECT staff was in charge of concessions during the tournament. Redskins lost a thrilling game to Monticello by a narrow margin of two points in Okaw Tourney. Members of 1955 National Honor Society were announced by Mr. Rice at a meeting of the student body. Marilyn Harden was elected to represent SHS at Okaw Sweetheart Dance at Villa Grove. This is real winter. Let it snowlll Band members participated in Bi-County Festival at Stewardson-Strasburg. Collection for March of Dimes was taken by Student Coun- BOOK MARC! I APRIL cil members. Sophomore Hi Scouts presented three one-act plays in the auditorium, Despite unfavorable weather conditions,. polio benefit game was played in the armory. Joan Lundy was second runner-up among the 22 candi- dates in the annual FHA Sweetheart Dance at Windsor. After a Ground Observer Corps movie, Bob Clark began to take active interest in the GOC. He even watched out the window while giving a speech in English class. We understand that the hangovers our journalists have been talking about refer to an extra letter to be crowded into a line of type. RETROSPECT work is getting to be a Thursday night habit. Have you picked up one piece of paper today? asked the bulletin board. Advanced math, physics, and chemistryclasses visited Mat- toon GE plant. Doug Shank requested, May I take the library up to the dictionary? Doug, you'Ll have a load, TOM-TOM announced Bausch and Lomb science award winner to be Joe H, Pound. Band played concert at Lowe School. End of fourth six weeks. Junior Carnival was a big success. The 1955 basketball season scheduled for Redskins ended with a loss to Mt. Pulaski, What DID happen that day? ljand played concert during fifth hour. Connie, is the shortnin' bread baked yet? Redskins traveled to Mat- toon regional tourney to meet Neoga, We're for tnore afternoons like this one -- students who bought tickets in the office were excused to attend Julius Caesar matinee. This is THE DAY that RETROSPECT goes to company. The rest is up to them. Future Farmers celebrated their twenty-fifth anniversary at the annual FFA Banquet. They honored the first agriculture class, organized thirty years ago, along with the first tnembers of the FFA local chapter, and SHS agriculture teachers. Chemistry and physics classes attended the engineering show held at the University of Illinois. Student Council sponsored Stunt Show. Band and chorus students participated in District Music Contest at Fithian. state Basketball Tourney began. Student Council party. RETROSPECT staff celebrated completion of yearbook by having a big partyl Athletic banquet honored SHS players. GAA sponsored Spring Dance. College composition class did research for term papers, working in library at Eastern all day. Junior play, Father Knows Best, presented tonight. Last performance of play, swell acting, juniors. Section 14 FHA Spring Rally at Oakland. Connie Cogdal presided as president. End of fifth six weeks. No school -- Teachers Institute. FHA Hobo Day -- Future H0mer1'lak9rS rloant-'ed un, When do we get our report cards, Miss Emel? Girls share participation in noon hour sports. Budding typists try their skill. Shirley. Lionel, Lois, Eugene, Marie DAY BOOK 19 Eighth grade girls were guests at the in- stallation of FHA officers. 22 Student Council Convention. 24 Okaw track meet at Tuscola. 29 State final music contest. Good luck to finialists. MAY 6 Junior-Senior prom. Roy Ellis orches- tra played for dance. The editors and staff wish to express their ap- preciation to Mr. V. J. Erickson of Inter-Collegiate Press, Incorporated, and to Mr. William Blankenberg of Blankenberg Photographers, for their advice and assistance. They wish also to thank Mr. Harold Vaughan, 14 FHA trip to Chicago???? 16 District baseball meet. 17 Last full day for seniors. Farewell exams! 20 End of sixth six weeks. 22 Baccalaureate 23 Underclassmen took semester exams. 26 Commencement -- End of high school for Class of '55. of the Sullivan High School faculty, for his counsel and aid concerning photography, and the following stu- dents who contributed pictures: Arlene Barclay, Richard Bolin, Keith Bond, Donald England, and Eugene Elzy, INDI Abrams Byron 23 91 94 Abrams Charles 37 38 102 Alun June 47 85 Albers Jalee 21 23 55 62 69 '70 75 76 80 86 87 90 93 97 98 Alberts Mr W1ll1am G 9 Allen Mr Forrest 11 Anderson Emma Lee 42 69 70 86 88 97 Andres Ronme 42 82 Armstrong Kay 47 69 70 Arthur Johne 4785 Baker Jamece 47 85 Baker Kenneth 23 83 Barclay Arlene 23 69 70 86 90 97 104 Barclay Sandra 42 69 70 86 97 Barnes Mrs Merue 9 Bateman Leon 42 55 86 89 Bathe Archre 23 89 92 93 102 Baumgartner Mr W1l11am 82 Beavers Larry 38 55 56 61 67 Beavers Mary Ann 36 38 69 70 75 77 97 99 Beck Joan 36 38 88 Bmgman Mr V1rg11W 9 ll Blshop Donald 47 Blackwell Carohne 42 85 88 97 Blankenberg Mr W1ll1am 92 104 Bohn Jerry 47 68 86 95 Bohn Jlm 23 55 60 67 68 Bohn Rlchard 37 38 86 92 94 104 Bol1n Rose Mary 47 85 97 Bond Ke1th 38 68 92 94 104 Judy 47 69 70 85 Pat 38 Roger 23 Wallace 23 34 35 76 82 83 84 89 99 Boon Mrss Ahce 12 13 22 68 81 94 Bragg James 47 Brrscoe Rosalxe 47 80 85 Bruce Stanley 42 55 83 Buckner Mr Norman 12 13 54 55 63 66 67 Bullock Roger 24 Bundy Joy 22 38 69 70 Burnett Sue 47 Mrs Don 97 Betty 24 Nlr Charles lack 47 57 66 89 Booker Booker Booker Booker Butler Buxton Buxton Buxton Ca1n Don 47 55 68 89 94 X Campbell Iulene 42 70 80 85 86 97 101 Campbell Mrs Ruth 12 13 51 69 Campbell W1lene 42 59 69 70 78 85 86 97 Carnes Rrchard 22 24 67 68 Carnlne Jlm 42 57 Carpenter Donna 38 69 70 84 85 88 97 Cazel Bud 47 57 66 82 86 102 Chaney Rlchard 47 Chapman Kenneth 47 Cmlders Eula 47 85 Clark Mr Arthur 4 12 13 86 87 100 Clark Bob 21 24 34 35 68 76 81 86 87 96 98 99 104 Clark Dav1d 47 81 86 Cochr an Cochran Cochr an Cochran B111 38 83 Bob 47 57 66 68 Dav1d 47 68 83 89 Marjorxe 47 69 70 85 97 Cogdal Conn1e 24 34 35 59 85 86 87 91 93 99 Colclasure Ellen 47 Colclasure Leroy 42 Cole Kenneth 42 82 Coulter Eva 38 Coulter Marlene 47 85 Creek Eugene 42 Creek Rose Mane 22 24 69 85 93 Crockett Jan 42 68 Cross Harold 41 83 95 Da11y Roger 47 57 68 82 Davxs Mr Charles 12 13 Dean Rosemary 27 69 70 97 Dehart Dehart Denms Denms Denton Devore Elame 47 85 Thomas 42 Mr Clark 80 Don 24 55 60 67 98 Norma Jean 42 84 85 88 Russell 47 D1ckens Mark 38 Dolan Lynn 47 82 Dolan Sandra 42 69 70 84 85 100 Dolan Terry 24 68 83 84 Donnell Gary 38 77 Donnell Mr Gxlbert 11 Dudley Dunphy Dunphy Durbm Bob 22 25 Mr Ed 12 13 82 83 84 JIITI 48 57 68 80 83 89 L01S 25 34 35 69 70 90 92 101 103 Edmonds Roger 42 68 83 86 Elder Elder Elder Elder Carl 42 102 Charles 48 83 95 D1ck 41 42 57 63 64 81 Ted 48 83 I I I I I I I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , , ' 1 1 1 I I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 ' ' 1 1 1 1 -1 1 1 1 1 , l 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 , 1 I . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , ' , 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 , , 1 1 1 I I ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . l , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' . . 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James 44 Rhodes Mr Loren 11 Rice Mr. Marvin 10 54,96 104 Richardson Miss Rachael 16 17 90 93 Rlckelman Sharon 39 85 Rlghter John 39 82 84 Righter Kenneth 29 83 100 Robinson Jlm 39 55 61 67 68 83 Robinson J oyoe 44 86 95 Robinson Shtrlene 39 85 88 Robinson Wayne 50 83 84 Roney Mr Joe 8 Rowland Eileen 39 69 70 Rowland Norma 50 85 Rozene B111 50 68 82 Rozene Kay 37 39 69 70 88 97 Rozene Pat 40 44 66 69 70 75 78 97 Sager Mr Paul 11 Sager Rose Marte 44 69 70 100 Schaljo Lorraine 50 69 70 85 97 Schmidt Miss Jean 16 17 70 Schreiber Jim 29 Schrodt Joe 21 29 34 35 81 86 87 96 104 Schrodt Keith 40 41 44 57 63 64 81 Scott B111 50 68 82 84 Scott Lila 50 69 70 85 97 Sham Ronnie 44 68 Shank Douglas 50 57 59 66 89 Shasteen Bob 29 55 60 68 Shelby Lena 30 86 93 Shipman Carolyn 44,69 70 84 85 Shuman Mr Charles B 83 Shuman John 30 34 55 68 83 89 Shuman Paul 22 30 34 68 89 94 96 Simmons M1ss Ahce 16 17 68 Sims Eddie 50 66 82 83 Sims Robert 44 Slover Eleanor 44 69 70 100 Slover Myrna 30 34 35 88 90 93 96 Slover Phillip 44 Smith Darlene 44 69 70 88 97 Smith Dick 30 68 Smith Jim 50 55 66 89 Smlth Kenneth 39 68 94 Smith Sharon 30 96 Soper Mr George 11 Soper Jim 50 57 Spaugh Jerry 50 66 82 Stain B111 39 68 Stain David 30 Stain Dean 50 Standerfer Clarence 44 68 69 104 Stearns Mlchele 44 69 70 88 Stewart Shirley 44 85 88 97 103 Stone Mr Paul 8 Storm Judy 40 41 44 55 59 62 69 70 81 88 97 98 Storm Tom 30 55 63 65 67 89 94 99 Strtcklan Beth 50 69 70 86 97 Stricklan Mr Melvtn 11 108 Sullivan Brenda 31 34 35,55 69 70 76 Sullivan Brenda 31 34 35 55 62 69 70 76 86 91 92 97 Sullivan Mike 50 57 66 Sutton Ronnie 39 55 60 63 65 67 89 Taylor Mr Charles 11 Taylor Larry 31 55 61 67 68 89 98 Taylor Rochelle 41 44 69 70 86 97 Valentine Mrs Nola 1 VanLear George 46 5 Vaughan Mr Harold 16 17 94 104 Voegel Mr John Jr 1 Voegel Nancy 50 85 Waggener Lila 50 70 Waggoner Ronnie 37 39 68 94 Walte Mr John 11 Wallace Delores 39 69 70 85 Ward Mr Frank 11 Warren Dianne 50 69 84 85 Watkins Mr Maur1ce 82 Watson Dick 39 55 82 84 Watson Marclyn 31 91 92 97 98 Watt Sharon 50 69 70 79 86 Weaver Carroll 44 57 68 82 Webb Gary 31 38 55 63 65 67 71 98 Webb Judy 50 69 70 79 88 97 Welsh Arthur 22 31 34 35 82 84 89 Whitaker Janet 50 69 70 86 88 Whitaker Joe 39 55 60 67 82 Whitchurch Nancy 44 69 70 80 88 97 White Mr George 16 17 90 93 White Mrs Muriel 17 W1ley Bob 44 68 Williams Melvin 39 55 67 68 82 83 Williamson Sarah 31 69 70 86 87 88 97 Winchester Jerry 31 55 60 67 68 89 Wmstead Miss Marguerlte 16 17 34 68 Wirth Gene 44 68 Wood Beverly 75 Wood Carol 37 39 69 70 81 86 97 Wood Ronnie 39 68 83 Wood Steven 50 57 Woolen Shirley 37 39 69 Wooley Sandra 39 69 70 77 85 88 97 Wrenn Mr Robert 16 17 68 Yancy Mr Ralph 11 Young Don 39 63 67 82 84 89 I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 , , , I ' ' ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I ' l ' ' ' U 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 l 1 1 . , . . 1 Q Q ' ' . . .0 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' I 0 ' I T. :E ' ' 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 - . , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 , 1 1 1 1 ' ' . - . 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' I . , , . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' ' ' ' Webb, George, 22,31,34,35,6'r,76,91,93,101 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I ' . . . I . .. I , , I 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . ' I ' . 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - I . ' ' I I 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 . ' . D . . . . . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' l 1 . 1 1 1 1 ' ' - . 1 1 1 1 1 . ' , ' 1 1 1 ' ' , . , 1 1 1 1 . 1 . 1 1 ' ' I . , ' , . 1 1 1 1 , I , , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I . ' . ' . , , ' . . ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 , 1 1-7 ON FLOOR: Shirley Woolen, Carol Wood, SFATED: Dave Hargis, Kay Rosene, Mary Ann Beavers, Nancy Malloy, Kenneth Smith, Dick Kite, Ion French. STANDING: Gary Donnell, John Henderson, Richard Bolin, Charles Abrams, Alicia Harshman, Joan Beck, Donna Carpenter, Dolores Ray, Carolyn Fleming. FATHER KNOWS BEST SYNOPSIS When Father Anderson laid down the law con- cerning nights out for his family, he only started trouble. To compensate for lost events, he suggested that the family members invite their friends to meet at the Anderson home. Taking him at his word, Betty and the young man in her life stay at home: Bud invites members ofhis basketball team to practice in the basement: Kathy asks her best friend, Patty, who is a great admirer of Bud, to spend the night, and Mother Anderson, staying home at Father's edict, has the Garden Club committee meet- ing come to her. But Betty rebels, and she and Ralph take the family car to attend a dance. This leads to complications all around, for Ra1ph's father is one of Mr, Anderson's important insurance prospects, and when Brinkworth comes to the Anderson home to finish the contracts, Father tells him, not knowing Ralph is his son, his forthright opinion of such a boy. But, eventually, things work out, and Fatherg if he has not known best, at least has learned a lesson. AW, GO BOTHER SOMEBODY ELSEI CAST Jim Anderson, father ..... . . . Mary Arm BGHVCFS Margaret Anderson, mother . . . . . . Carolyn Fleming . . . . . Kay Rozene Betty, their older daughter . . Kathy, their younger daughter . . . . . . . . . Carol Wood Bud, their son ...... .............. D ick Kite Janie and Ramona, Betty's girl friends . . ...... . . . Nancy Malloy and Mary Ann Beavers Patty, Kathy's best friend ........... 3hil'leY Woolen Repair man ....... ..... . . . GUY DOUUCU Ralph, Betty's current fellow . . . .... Dave Hargis Mr. Brinkworth, Ralph's father ........ Richard Bolin Officer Johnson . . ..... ........... Ch arles Abrams Bud's friends ....... .... K enneth Smith and Jon French Mrs. Wembley, Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Woolsey, of the Garden Club .... Dolores Ray, Donna Carpenter, Joan Beck Perkins, a police matron . . . . ....... Alicia Harshman Prompter .................... Alicia Hafshfflall Stage Managers , , , . , Kenneth Smith and Jon French No, You DONT: NOT Q soNl -x ' 'v , '77 ' I 3' ' ' L I nv-...Qd.'X-.Y -,:'-P r ' . , .J 0-as Y O l LET'S SIT THIS ONE OUT DON'T THEY LOOK PRETTY TONIGHT? IUNIOR - SENIOR i jf MAYTIME MERRIMENT HAVE YOU SIGNED MINE? INTERMISSION TIME Carolyn, Mary Ann, Nancy, Dave, Gary, Dick. Carolyn, Tom, Dick, Beth, Ronnie. C k X . Lx Y m .. jr ' V1 W f 1 al ,,,,a 1 3 X 0' A 1 HONORS Byron Abrams, Julian DEKALB CITATION Mr. Dunphy Arthur Welsh CHORUS Miss Mace Sona Hortenstine Tom Storm STATE SCIENCE FAIR OUTSTANDING NOTEBOOK Miss Boon Bob Clark ATHLETICS Mr. Malinsky Gary Webb MOST VALUABLE BASKETBALL PLAYER Charles Isaacs PHOTOGRAPHY SCIENCE Joe Schrodt AGRICULTURE Wallace Booker BAND Lena Shelby LIONS CLUB BAND MEDAL Suzanne Pence, Leon Bateman IOURNA LISM Miss Richardson Pat Erwin BAUSCI-I AND LOMB SCIENCE Miss Boon Joe H. Pound MA T HE MATICS Mr. Jones Sona Hortenstinc HOME ECONOMICS Mrs. Paschall Joan Lundy Kirk H W EN H DAY I ,na- r N - Q, - JL VQN l ROW ONE: Jim Dunphy, Ronnie Sutton, Junior Hostetler, larry freeman, Jirn Bolin, Tom Storm, Earl Jeffers, John Martin. ROW TWO: Dick Isaacs, Managerg Keith Schrodt, Dick Smith, Gary Webb, Dick Kite, Dave Ilargis, Dick Elder, Coach Malinsky. FOUR SENIORS FINISH BAT CAREER Sullivan High School baseball varsity, under the direction of Coach Dave Malinsky, ran into rough weather in the victory column as well as from the skies, winning 2 and losing 6. Seniors playing their last season for Sullivan were .Jim Bolin, Tom Storm, Dick Smith, and Gary Webb. Senior Jim Bolinwas the team's leading hitter, and junior Ronnie Sutton carried the pitching load. Freshman-Sophomore batsmen defeated Charleston but dropped two games to Lakeview of Decatur. Pitching duties were divided between Tom Hargis and Larry Free- man, with Larry sharing honors with Earl Jeffers in the batting department, Mr, Norman Buckner was coach. ROW ONE: Mike Sullivan, Rex Fleshner, Ted Hortenstine, Eden Martin, Jim Smith, Donald England, ROW TWO Bob Cochran, Stanley Guin, Tom Hargis, Ronnie Houchin, Marvin Jones, Roger Edmonds, Coach Buckner. vu 4+ Q 3' tr . H75 S7 . tg, X563 5 if t ilk .ti 1 'K Nqr gg, , Lb tl , ,, Q-Va it rj? No, No, Herman! Not that kind of flies! ,-,-- 1 s- ffl Rc.-:ff Ei 6:1755- Hey, Mort! I think we're on the wrong track! WHITAKER SETS COUNTY RECORD Sullivan High School's spring sports picture was completed by the track squad. The squad was heavily upperclass, with five seniors and nine juniors. Although handicapped, as was baseball, by rainy and cold weather which interfered with practice and caused some postponement of scheduled events, the track team made a good showing. They won the annual Moultrie County Track and Field Meet, with J oe Whitaker setting a new County mark in the shotput of 46'5 . The rnile-relay team copped their event in the annual Okaw Valley Meet. ROW ONE: Eddie Oliver, Iohn Pound, Jim Robinson, Don Young, Charles Keown, Richard Carnes, Eddie leCrone. ROW TWO: Bill McColl, Stanley Bruce, Bill Scott, Bob Noffke, Dwaine Hardy, Joe Whitaker. ROW THREE: Richard Malone, Gary Webb, John Henderson, larry LeCrone, Melvin Williams, David Clark. FORMAL MARTHA HIGHLAND American Legion Citizenship Award INNER ROW, Left to Right: Dick Hickman Gary Webb, Paul Shuman, David Hamilton Bob Shasteen, Charles Isaacs, Roger Booker, Jim Schreiber, Terry Dolan, Eddie Oliver Charles Keown, Jim Bolin. MIDDLE ROW: Ronnie Hengst, John Shuman, Larry LeCrone Joe Pound, Larry Taylor, Richard Cames, Dick Smith, Archie Bathe, Arthur Welsh Don Dennis, Bob Ingram, Kenneth Neal. JOE SC HRODT Salutatorian OUTSIDE ROW: Tom Guin, David Stain, Bob Short, Joe Schrodt, Roger Bullock, Bob Dudley, Kenneth Righter, Lionel Jordan, Bob Clark, Jerry Winchester, Tom Storm, Wallace Booker, Jerome Harshman. H4 SHARON SMITH Co-Valedictorian CLASS MYRNA SLOVER Co-Valedictorian or l955 INNER ROW, Left to Right: Virginia Isaacs, Martha Highland, Marsha Moore, Brenda Sullivan, Lena Shelby, Myrna Slover, Marilyn England, Ialee Albers, Sharon Smith, Doris Oathout, Rose Marie Creek, Janet Getz. MIDDLE ROW: George Webb, Suzanne Pence, Nancy Montonye, Fran Howard, Kenneth Baker, Connie Cogdal, Roger Fleshner, Joan Lundy, Betty Buxton, Marclyn Watson, Pat Erwin, Philip King. BOB CLARK American legion Citizenship Award LARRY LECRONE Class of 1922 Citizenship Award OUTSIDE ROW: Doris Hays, Marilyn Harden, Sharon Rauch, Sharon Miller, Sona Hortenstine, Lois Durbin, Julian Kirk, Ronnie Jeffris, Sarah Williamson, Glenda Landers, Arlene Barclay, Byron Abrams. FINALE IN MEMORY EDDIE SIMS WHO'S ON THE LIST, MR, RICE? REACH HIGH, IUNIORS Kay, Delores, John AH'M FRUM TEXAS ACT II, SCENE I, BACKSTAGE Connie Ion, Alicia, Ken ..I- ....... S s 1 1 xy R COLLEG ATE P FA TH Ur Ol 5 Kansas Caty PJ' f,fe' N:','1 1v.1' 5,1-8 gyw W3 ' L Qfh Q ..,, A .v . ,.-,A 1 gg- . .4 'vw W, y 1 11.3 'f'A ' ' ' Y' b A f 'Q , xc ,Ji S7 v 1 S A Y r L ',. L at . ' ,A - Av' 9, A' ,gf S 1 A -.4 4 f .. 4 3 xo -. 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