Sullivan High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Sullivan, IL)

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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 . , . ' . . . .

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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

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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