Sullivan High School - Spotlight Yearbook (Sullivan, OH)

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Emma Jean Thompson for four years has had fun As our cheerleader she ranks number one. Ernie Weiler with football in his hand Many a night he made his stand. David Lee Welch with nickname of Dave Seems he is always trying to save. David Lester Welch dressed so neat Is always trying to keep on the beat. Last is Carole Weyer a great fan She just arrived home from a year in Japan. W2 have gone through our class iust For fun We thank our teachers for what they have done. They've helped us through our trouble and Fights And taught us to stand up for our rights. -k'k'k'k'k fad! W 1' l and lfeitament We the senior class of Sullivan High School being of sound mind and body on this 25th day of May in the year of our Lord nineteen hundred and titty-tive do hereby and hereon make this our last will and testament and do make all other wills and testaments void: To the teachers we leave the thought of peace and quiet For the First time in four years. To the members ofthe iunior class we leave our stale chewing gum and torn textbooks. May they make good use of all of them. To the sophomores we leave our ability to skip detentions. Good luck kids. To the freshmen we hereby bequeath our quietness in the hope that they will follow our steps and keep out of trouble. I, Betty Allgire, leave to David Zacharias the privilege of sitting in the first seat of each room providing he can get the teachers to change the alphabet. I, Shirley Bryan, do hereby bequeath my quietness to Judy Wright. I, David Cunningham, do hereby bequeath my brains to David Miller. I, Alice Foster, leave a box of kleenex to each class because I will not be here to borrow From. I, Rose Marie Free, leave my ability to drive to school to Janet Foster in hopes that she gets a drivers license. I, Don Rhoades, leave my hair styles to Alan Wacker. I, Lyle Freyman, leave my ability to bake a cake to Keith Roice. I, Janet Hawley, leave my ability to work in a restaurant ro tdith Thompson . Juanita Hawley, leave my ability to walk to school to Wesley Reese. Lyle Hoffman, leave my ability to drive around on an empty tank of gas to Chuch Swope. I, Mona Howe, leave my place at the telephone switchboard to Alice McClaFIin. Keep your ears open and your mouth shut, Alice. Joyce Keener, leave my cackle to Sandra Taylor. John Laborie, leave my ability to make Fouls to Kenny Nichols. I, Pat Lamb, to Barbara Bakos do leave my place as wittiest. I, Annabelle Leininger, bequeath my ability to type up the school menus to Carol Walter. I, I, I, I, I5

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6144.4 poem We're the class of fifty-five For us it has been quite a drive At last after twelve full years We leave our school of joy and tears. Betty Allgire is first on our list A day of school she has tried not to miss. Shirley Bryan with diploma in her hand Leaves us now wearing a wedding band. David Cunningham, he gives a big groan As a wrong note comes from his trombone. Alice Foster never in the stand She's out marching with our band. Next in line is Rose Marie Free She's a friend to both you and me. Lyle Freyman to our class is just great But how many times has he shown up late? Helen Grum with baton in her hand Strutting, marching and leading our band. Janet Hawley with her brown eyes How she wishes for a couple of guys. Juanita Hawley is quite a gal To all of us she is a great pal. Lyle Hoffman with his Buick eight Needs some money to celebrate. Mona Howe with her short black hair Ohl How she wishes she were a millionaire Pauline Hubler with her tuba Wishes that she could go to Cuba. Joyce Keener who lives in town You never see her with a frown. John Laborie so carefree and gay He'll talk to you any time of the day. Pat Lamb with answers so quick From her iokes we get a big kick. Annabelle Leininger so quiet and shy To her we give our final goodbye. Margaret Tahya and Carl Pay Our favorite couple of the day. Charlene Pointer with smile so bright Never makes it to school after a big night Dorothy Querin with her eyes of blue How she wishes she were five foot two. Mary Lou Regal with her red hair In this world she has not a care. Don Rhoades sometimes called Dusty It seems at times his mind is rusty. Bucl Stark looking for a seat So he can sit down and begin to eat. JoAnn Sutton our next girl in line She's from Texas and is doing fine. Bob Taylor a carefree guy To please you he will always try I4

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I, Carl Pay, leave my place on the football team to Justin Jones. Dorothy Ouerin, leave my .ability to argue about bookkeeping to Tom McConnell. Mary Lou Regal, leave my red hair to Edrie Nichols. I, Bud Stark, leave my good grades in Science to the Thompson boys. I, JoAnn Sutton, leave my Texas accent to Edith Ringler. l, Margie Tahya, leave my ability to go steady for three years while in school to Anna Hastings. I, Bob Taylor, leave my ability to get all the girls to Ronnie Sprinkle and hope that he can keep them I, Ernest Weiler, leave my ability to bite the girls to Bob Humphrey. I, Emma Jean Thompson, leave my cheerleading ability to Mary Ann Marshall. I. Dave Welch, leave my ability to draw cartoons to Dick Foster. I, David Welch, leave my place as best dressed boy to Chuck Swope. I, Pauline Hubler, leave my ability to play the piano to Franklin Allgire. I, Carole Weyer, leave my ability to write letters in school during study hall to Glenda Keefer. I, Charlene Pointer, leave my seat on the basketball bus to Della Hawley. I, I I Signed and sealed this 25th day of May nineteen hundred and Fifty-five. The Class of i955 61444 -ffl'.4to'cy FIRST HOUR: We began our ascent on the path of knowledge in September I943 with the following charter members: Betty Allgire, Alice Foster, Lyle Freyman, Helen Grum, Janet Hawley, Pauline Hubler, Joyce Keener, Robert Taylor, and Emma Jean Thompson. Mrs. Draper was our teacher for the year. SECOND HOUR: During our second grade we continued our campaign against the evils of ignorance still under the guidance of Mrs. Draper. Our class was increased by One with the addition of Royal Stark, Jr. THIRD HOUR: During our third grade we were under the guidance of Mrs. Soka, who introduced us into the realm of human relations by the study of geography For the first time . David Lee Welch ioined our group that year. FOURTH HOUR: The same old gang was back this year and we were joined by Juanita Hawley and Mona Howe. Mrs. Zacharias helped us along in our search For knowledge. FIFTH HOUR: During this year our class was divided into two separate classes. One class under the guidance of Mrs. Zacharias and the other half under the guidance of Miss Long. David Cunningham and Lyle Hoffman ioined our ranks. SIXTH HOUR: Being the oldest on the playground, we felt quite proud of ourselves this year. We had finally reached the medium on our voyage for knowledge. Mrs. Zacharias Baker was still our teacher. SEVENTH HOUR: A milestone in our young lives was our entrance into Junior High this year. For the first time we were to have more than one teacher to help us in our search for knowledge. We felt quite big being allowed to pass from one room to another room for our classes. Carl Pay ioined our class this year. Mrs. Rank was our advisor for this year. I6