Sullivan High School - Spotlight Yearbook (Sullivan, OH)

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' CLASS PR OPHECY May 24, 1951, the Senior Class of Sullivan High received their diplomas and began planning for the future. ' . JoAnn I-Ieifner, the class Secretary, had decided to become a stenographer for some rich businessman. Harold Hawley, the President of our class, has decided to go to law school and become President of the United States. Herbert Bigelow, class Vice-President, has decided to go to medical school and become a pharmacist. Jim Dague wants to settle down and get married. Howard Clawson likes to tinker with motors, so he wants to become aa U. S. Navy mechanic. Don McFadden has also decided to settle down and get married. Ardith Ringler wants to go to Texas and start a Dude Ranch. Arthur Walter wants to start a long distance truck line and drive his own truck. - Mary Archer wants to become a nurse. Royal Dobbins, class Treasurer, has decided he likes handling money. so he wants to become a banker. It is now l96l and we see Art Walter and his wife sitting in Don McFadden's Night Club, Pleasure Island, watching the floor show. Harold Hawley, now a Captain in the U. S. Air Force is America's most highly decorated pilot ,in the war with Russia. Herb Bigelow is now the owner and manager of the Sullivan Roller Rink.. Howard Clawson is now Service Manager at theiSullivan Ford Garage owned by his father. Jim Dague is still a buck private in the Infantry. He is stationed in Antarctic with Adxniral Byrd. 'He expects a promotion any year now.', We now see a large billboard with a notice on it saying, JoAnn Heifner, famous entomologist is being featured tonight at the W. C. T. U., speaking on The Life of a Grasshopper. Don't miss it! I Mary Archer and Ardith Ringler are now co-owners of the Comets, The World's Fanciest Ice Skating Team. They are planning to learn to skate them- selves sometime in the near future. Royal has won nation wide recognition as Bombardier on Captain I-Iawley's P. 88 Shooting Star. ' p 15

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CLASS WILL We, the Senior Class of Sullivan High School, on this 18th day of the year of our Lord nineteen hundred and fifty-one, make our last will and testament, and do hereby make all other wills and testaments void. To the teachers, we leave a one-way ticket to Blubberland, and since we won't be there, we hope that you enjoy yourselves. To the Junior Class, we will our five dollar cider barrel lthat leaks and SMELLSQ and the right to use any of us for side show freaks at their Carnival next year. To the Sophomore Class, we leave an abundant supply of catsup and mus- tard to smear around the Home Ec. room after the ball games. To the Freshman Class, we will all the little rooms we always got pushed into, but have fun kids, we did. To all the under grades, we leave our marked-up books, and our good behavior. I, Mary Archer, will my size Z4 skirts to Doreen Troup. I, Herbert Bigelow, will to Wayne Koons and Dick Reynolds my ability to be the quietest boy in school. I, Howard Clawson, will my ability to eat suckers in Mrs. Robertson's classes to Edith Rollin. I, James Dague, will my sloppy long shots to Jerry Szabo. I, Royal Dobbins. will to Bob Foster my ability to pass Agriculture tests. I, Harold Hawley, will my ability to get along with basketball referees to John Richards. I, JoAnn I-Ieifner, will my driving ability and a good insurance policy to Betty Kelly. I, Don McFadden, will to Mr. Rosen someone else to keep him company in detention hall. I, Ardith Ringler, will my cheerleading tights and four bells to the gal that the student body chooses to take my place next year. I, Arthur Walter, will my ability to sleep in class to Jerry Szabo. Seal Duly Affixed and Signed this Twelfth day of February in the Year of our Lord, Nineteen Hundred and Fifty-One. 14

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NAME Mary Archer Herbert Bigelow Howard Clawson James Dague Royal Dobbins Harold Hawley JoAnn l-leifner Donald McFadden Ardith Ringler Art Walter s William Berry Otis Blddlnger Phyllis Easterday George Cleugh R obert Foster Weldon Gordon William Hales Arlen Handley Charles Hawley Elwood Hoffman Betty Kelly Barbara Kerr Lois Larsen Robert Peters John Peters Louis Querln Janet Rlngler Ann Scholl Marilyn Stark Phyllis Stine - Paul Trleslar Betty Vedder Francis Welch NICKNAME Butch Herbie Howie llnmil llRoy Leroy llJoll Mick ' llArdyOl llTaglI FAVORITE FOOD Spaghetti Chicken Apple Ple Chicken Chocolate Pie Steak Ice Cream Chocolate Cake Popcorn' Blackberry Pie .4-ML Bill none!! llphyln ucdnkn uBobn nJoen Willie None Gene llsomyil Betts llBabslI Blondie llBobll Cllackll IILCWYOI llJanll llBunnyll llMarull uphylu llnilllf llsiil Frankie Cherry Pte and Ice Cream lce Cream Spaghetti Meat Balls Chicken Cake Chicken French Fries Ice Cream Pheasant Boxes of Candy French Fries Glorifled Rice Steak Pie Hamburger Potato Chips Carrots Spaghetti A Waldorf Salad Potatoes Spaghetti Anything dfbietb A MB IT ION Nur se Pharmacist U. S. Navy Mechanic Get married Farmer President Stenographer Get married Own a ranch Truck Driver Millionaire Farmer Stewardess Hobo Pilot Farmer Husband Truck Driver Own a Ranch in Texas Farmer Waitress Movie Star Writer Husband Businessman Farmer Secretary Old Maid Secretary Music Teacher Farmer Get married Farmer FAVORITE SONG Never -The -Le ss Whispering Hope The Tung Slippin Around l'll Sail My Ship Alone Harbor Lights My Heart Cries For You Remember Me Big, Wide, Wonderful World O'Babe l'll Sail My Ship Alone The Thing Never-The-Less Mamselle ru Sail My ship Alone l'll Sail My Ship Alone l'll Sail My Ship Alone Tennessee Waltz Our Little Ranch House Blue Danube Remember Me Tennessee Waltz My Heart Cries For You Tennessee Waltz Tennessee Waltz McNamera's Band Tennessee Waltz You Wonderful You Tennessee Waltz Bushel and a Peck I'll Sail My Ship Alone Tennessee Waltz Sllppln Around PASTIME Riding in a Ford Painting and making airplanes Girls Sleeping Ramblln Women Learning to drive Women Cheerleading Sleeping Sleeping Janet T. Dancing llJ'anI' Going to school Taking it easy Chasing Women Going to Polk Dates with Carol Ramhlin llRussll Ted Writing to Bill Women Music Reading George Going to Krogers Going to Wellington Murder Stories Sleeping Rich Sleeping 4......, me.,-'.e..e.,t..a