Sullivan High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Sullivan, IL)

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f is Sai 5 F Q25 gs Q, as TOP ROW: Pamela Best,Joyce Wilhelm, Jerry Bolin,Sarah McKown, Marvin Jones, Tom White, Gary Jennings, Roger Roney, MIDDLE ROW: Karen Houchin, Mary Doehring. Janet Wood, I ana Albers, Gary Deckard, Laura McLaughlin, Darlene Harr- mann. ROW ONE: Mr. Clark, Richard Maxedon, Barbara Armstrong, Nancy Lane, Joy Anderson, Marilyn Slover, Bil Huelster. S.H.S. Band Members Demonstrate kills Have you ever wondered what those stripes mean on some S.H.S. band uniforms? Or, have you ever won- dered why some members ran around with their heads a little higher than others? Band members work, and work hard, for those stripes. They are not in the Army, Air Force, Navy, or Marines, but if a member of band goes completely through one book, in his individual band lessons, he gets one stripe, which ranks him as a corporal. Sarah McKown, Donna Myers, .Tim Dunphy, Pamela Best, Myra Edmonds Completing other musical activity requirements wins hin the two stripes of a sergeant. After working through tha book of advanced technical study, the band member earn: himself three stripes and is ranked as lieutenant. Beside: completing a full book of duets and other songs, two solo: are required for the captain's four stripes. All captain: are honored by having their pictures hung in the ban: room. .Terry Bolin, Marilyn Slover. ROW TWO: Tom White, Larry Loy, Ralph Lane Bill Kirkwood, David Cochran, Marvin Jones, Eddie Barnes, Roger Roney Judy Barnes. ROW THREE: Mr. Clark, Barbara Armstrong. Jean Dunphy. These band members compose the Pep Band. FRONT ROW: David Clark, Head Mgjorette Pat Lane 24

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TOP ROW: Glendola Nelson, Billie Smith, Barbara Nelson, Beverly Bolen, Carolyn Sims, Beverley Nelson, Ann Jenkins, Delores Stain. ROW TWO: Judy Robinson, Betty Craig, Wanda Nolen, Alice Randol, Carol Ramsey, Joy Hutchcraft, Joyce Nolen, Myrna Wilcoxon. ROW ONE: Mrs. Walter Spaugh, Jr., Mrs. Clarke Lowe, Jean Dunphy, Judy Spaugh, Lena Hagen, Leanne Fultz. F.H.A. Girls Examine New Fashions, Wanda England was chosen to represent the Sullivan chapter at the Section 14 Sweetheart Dance, which was held at Neoga, Illinois, this year. Assisting President Leanne F ultz was Vice-President Janet Elder. Lena Hagen was secretary, with Wanda Eng- land as treasurer. Others who served as officers were Jean Dunphy, projects chairman, Mary Doehring, degrees chairmang Sarah McKown, public relations chairmang Eula Childers, recreation chairmang Karen Kerans, par- liamentariang and Judy Spaugh, historian. Volunteering their time as Chapter Mothers were Mrs. Walter Spaugh, Jr., and Mrs. Clarke Lowe. Each month an F.H.A. Girl of the Month is chosen by the girls who are former Girls of the Month. F.H.A. Girl of the Month honor has been one of the Sullivan chapter's traditions. A most important fund-raising activity is selling cards at Christmas. Cards are ordered early in No- vember and each girl is required to sell at least one box. Attractive prizes are given to the high card salesmen when all cards have been sold. Judy Robinson, who sold thirty-one assorted boxes of cards, was high salesman this year. 5UuiVaU'S F-H-A- Sweetheart Queen' Wanda- Mr. Carnine, Judy, Helen, and Mrs. Paschall inspect new trends anticipates the coming dance. in Skirts and dressgs. 26