Sullivan High School - Spotlight Yearbook (Sullivan, OH)

 - Class of 1953

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Flrst comes Glenn B1gelow He ll be successful we all know Nlext JoAnn Goodson the teacher s pet Has a lot of charm you bet Wllma Grum 1S a pretty lass And the quletest 1n the class Ard1th Handley our Secretary for four long years At basketball games leads the cheers Don Hawley a Vo Ag boy Is Mr Wolford s pr1de and Joy Raymond Keener mcknamed Dean Used to chase the g1rls wlth snakes to hear them scream Loretta Keefer voted prettxest of all Has blue eyes and 1S very tall Martha Klxngler 1S qu1te a g1r1 Seh even gave Dr1ver s Tralmng a wh1rl J1m Markwood although not the smartest Is a very f1ne art1st Howard McConnell the gentleman true ls one of the or1g1nal members of our crew Donna Pauh who s n1ckname 1S Red Hates to be teased about Ned .Txm Patton 15 good at laugh1n A great help when somethmg funny happens Next comes D1ck Reynolds the personalxty lad He s always happy and never sad Forest Rxce a very fme member Is a guy we ll always remember .Tohn Rlchards 1S full of knowledge And w1ll probably go on to college To us .T1m Rlchards IS one swell guy Ask anyone they ll tell you why Nancy Rlngler fxnally developed a braln She now knows enough to come 1n out of the ram Ed1th Ro111n hasn t been 1n our class long But her class sp1r1t IS very strong Now Frances Thompson s a wltty gal To our class she s a real pal Now you have met our class And our school days are almost past Wherever we go wherever we may be We hope you ll remember the Semors I . A ' l I I I I , - . , . I I I I l U I , . . I I I I . I . , . . . . I I I I ' 1 ' ' tl 'I I I . . . ,- I I I I I I I I . I I , . I I . . . , . I , . I I . I . I I ' I of 53.

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Class Hlstory On the mornmg of September 3 1940 f1ve members of the present 1953 graduat1ng class namely Ardlth Handley Don Hawley Dean Keener Howard McConnell and Frances Thompson stepped for the f1rst tlme xnto a classroom of Sulllvan School to begm twelve happy and eventful school years For our fxrst year we were under the gu1dance of Mrs Shanner Dur1ng our second year of school wh1le st1ll under the guxdance of Mrs Shanner we were jo1ned by Martha Klmngler from Brlghton and Nancy R1ngler from Maple Helghts Our th1rd year 1n school was spent under the d1rect1on of MISS Corp J1m Rlchards from R1dgev1lle and W1lma Grum from Bucksv1lle jo1ned our happy group th1s year Wlth the same teacher 1n the fourth grade we xncreased the number 1n our class agaln by two w1th the arrlval of Loretta Keefer from K1pton and Glenn B1gelow from Homervllle Ou f1fth year we moved to another classroom under the d1rect1on of Mrs McKee Our cla s 1ncreased by three thxs year B111 Lamb from Spencer D1ck Reynolds from Cleveland and JoAnn Goodson from R1chf1eld In our s1xth year w1th Mrs McKee st1ll try1ng hard to teach us somethlng our class 1ncreased by two more members Melvln Hawley from Hudson and John Rlchards from the f1fth grade here at Sulhvan Durxng our seventh year 1n school we really felt b1g We were moved upsta1rs 1nto Jun1or Hlgh School and had a dxfferent teacher for each subject Mr Furness was our homeroom teacher Thls year Glenn Bxgelow left our class In our e1ghth year we had Mr Yant as our adv1sor Th1s year our boys won the county champ1onsh1p for Jun1or Hlgh Basketball Toward the end of the year J1m Patton jo1ned our ranks from F1tchv1lle In our Freshman year we felt l1ke the underdogs be1ng the lowest class 1n the hlgh school Our class ranks were swelled by Janet Twmxng Sonja Larson and Forest RICE from Huntlngton and Ken Pau11 from Lakev1lle MISS Green acted as our adv1sor dur1ng the year The next year be1ng our Sophomore year we ventured out 1nto the buslness world and sponsored a H1llb1lly Show wh1ch brought 1n the Sheckles Th1s was the year Donna Paull jo1ned us from Lakev1lle and Mr K1lchenman acted as our adv1sor In our Jun1or year we lost three members of our class Ken Pauh Melvln Hawley and Sonja Larson however we st1ll had enough members to put on our Junlor Play Your Only Young Once Glenn Blgelow rejouxed our Cla and was on hand when we played host to the Semor Clas for the Annual Jun1or Semor Prom held at the Palladeum 1n Elyr1a Mr Wolford had been our adv1sor that year Our last year 1n Sulllvan found us w1th a class of runeteen members Janet Tw1n1ng and B111 Lamb w1thdraw1ng from school and J1m Markwood jo1n1ng us from New London and Edlth Roll1n from tl un1or Class here at Sulhvan Th1s year we presented The Boardlng House Reach by Donald Payton under the d1rect1on of Mr Larabee who also acted as our adv1sor We had the task of ed1t1ng the yearbook wh1ch we named The P1lot Class Poem Our class 15 mneteen 1n number How we reached our goal we somet1mes wonder But reached our goal we have at last Now we mntroduce our members as they pass O 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . 1 - 1 . 1 V . . . . . , , 1 . , . , . . . . . . 1 0 J l - 1 1 1 . . . . H, ,, . . . 1 - 1 1 1 1 as Q, . . . ' I-nl ' ' 3 - . . . ' 1 1 . . . . . .5 l'- . ' 11 - - - . . - u - 1 . . I . 1



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Class Prophecy Howard McConnell IS now play1ng Pro Football for the Cleveland Browns and 1n hxs spare t1me he plays the clown 1n the Rxchards Bros C1rcus HIS w1fe the former Loretta Keefer who besxdes be1ng the mother of 10 ch1ldren 15 part of the R1chard Bros Trapeze Act R1chard Reynolds that famous ha1r styllst of gay paree 1S 1n town th1s week end w1th h1s conf1ndent1al secretary Mxss Frances L Thompson Mxss Thompson has just rece1ved the Gregg D1amond p1n for tak1ng d1ctat1on at 160 words per m1nute Mr Reynolds and Mlss Thompson have been engaged for 9 years they do not bel1eve 1n wh1rlw1nd romances Nancy Rlngler has just sxgned a contract w1th the R1chards Bros Clrcus t be the Fat Lady She doesn t dare get below 250 pounds Don Hawley 1S now stufhng the tomatoes 1nto the ol1ves for the Sull1van P1ckle and Ol1V6 Factory He says he l1kes th1s Job better than the last one punch1ng the holes for the tomatoes Donna Paul1 1S Stlll try1ng to f1nd the 1deal man for an xdeal husband Her Job at the Sull1van C1ty L1brary enables her to look over the very h1ghest class of men J1m Patton s dream has fmally come true He set sa1l yesterday for Dn1epropetrousk Russra where he w1ll be a loyal m1n1ster to the people Wxlma Grum 1S now appear1ng every Thursday n1ght on T V She 1S advert1s1ng chlorphyll tooth paste Her charm1ng sm1le has broken all records for tooth paste sales Jrm and John R1chards are 1n partnersh1p own1ng the largest cxrcus 1n the world They are known all over the world for the1r most thr1ll1ng trapeze act Ne1ther of F.d1th Roll1n 1S teach1ng school 1n Japan wh1le her husband Don IQ a General 1n the A1r Force The Japanese ch1ldren do very well at bookkeep1ng and shorthand Dean Keener 1S demonstratmg the :sealy Mattress 1n H1gbee s store wmndow It 1s a twenty tour hour job but he can sleep on the job so he really loves h1s work Ard1th Handley IS playxng 1D the new telev1s1on show I Love Duffy She and Don have the1r hsteners on the edge of the1r seats as they perform every Monday n1ght JIU Markwood IS deal1ng 1n ant1ques and h1s l1ttle green ford IS lus pr1de and yoy People travel for mxles to see h1s exhxbxts JoAnn Goodson owns a candy factory 1n Ch1cago and 15 best known for her chocolate covered tooly wooly s Her greatest problem IS keep1ng her we1ght down Glenn B1ge1ovs has just Slghed a contract for a starr1ng role 1n the Metropoutan Opera Forest RICE 1S a famous sword swallower and f1re eater 1n the R1chards Bros C1rcus He lb try1ng to learn the art of snake charmuxg Martha Klmgler 15 teach1ng Dr1ver Traxmng 1n Sull1van C1ty H1gh School He students are hav1ng as hard a t1me learn1ng to park as she d1d She 1S happ1ly marr1ed w1th a small famxly of s1x chlldren three g1rls and three boys D l , . . l . . . . . . . , O 1 . . . , . , . . . , . . . D , . the boys have married. They believe marriage is too much of a gamble. I I '-' . . . . , . . . . . . . . .. ,, , . . I N . . . . 1- , . . . . , . u

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