Sturgis High School - Sturgensian Yearbook (Sturgis, MI)

Page 17 text:

STITRGENSIAN FIRST ROW HORIZONTAL Lovina Wallick, A. B., Olivet, History, Civics Elsie Rowe, A. B., Hillsdale, Latin, Reading Charles A. Light, Manchester, Indiana, Arithmetic Nora Hagen, A. B., Michigan, English Helen Kidder, Art Institute, Art SECOND ROW HORIZONTAL Rose Taylor, Western State Normal, Physical Training David Marble, A. B. Albion, Physics Stanley Eggert, Western State Normal, Manual ' Training Beulah Morency, A. B., Michigan, Grammar Perina Piziali, Ferris Institute, Commercial Department THIRD ROW HORIZONTAL Vivian Webster, Michigan State Normal, Commercial Department Mary G. Seitz, Michigan State Normal, Arithmetic, Commercial Dept. Winifred Burroughs, A. B., Hillsdale, Principal, English Andrew Carrigan, Western State Normal, Physical Director Leone Jacobs, A . B., Michigan, English, Public Speaking FOURTH ROW HORIZONTAL 1). Marie Barnes, A. B., Western State Normal, French, History Edna Manley, Western State Normal, Literature Maybelle James A. B., Michigan, Latin J. Carlton Perry, B. S., Michigan Agricultural College, Agriculture M. Wave Hinkle, A. B., Hillsdale, Household Economics FIFTH ROW HORIZONTAL Hetty Franks, Northwestern University, Music Helen Collins, A. B., Hillsdale, Geometry Miriam Stotzer, A. B., Michigan, English, Public Speaking Opal I Ioopingarner, A. B., Albion, English, History Mona Reick, Western State Normal, Civics SIXTH ROW HORIZONTAL Floyd Chapman, A. B., De Pauw, English, History Marguerite Smith, A. B., Indiana University, Algebra Ruth Mason, Western State Normal, Household Economics Forrest Grim, B. S., Michigan Agricultural College, Chemistry a — ' »n ■ ' — u—w—i. ' —M—iH ■ M— Eleven

Page 16 text:

Ten

Page 18 text:

STORGENSIAN if J 11 II f I i i i ! i CLASS POEM This marks the end of our school days, We soon will seek our divers ways; Our cherished S. II. S. we leave, To each new phase of life we cleave. But when we sail o’er far-off seas, Blown by some fitful, mellow breeze, We’ll think of you, O, Sturgis High And hold you dear until we die. li yj But now ’tis time for us to part, To sip of life, both sweet and tart, To tread our alloted paths alone Up steep hills, o’er cliffs of stone, Until we’ve reached Success—our aim! And try to play a square, clean game. Thus Life will charge each throbbing heart: “You have your share—can you do your part?” So now farewell, 0 School so dear, Our time to leave is drawing near; But when we’ve drifted far away We’ll ne’er forget you, or this day. As now we seek our new estates, New companions, friends and mates, Calling back while echoes mock: “Pax vobiscum, Pax .. . .Pax.. . .Pax!” Arthur B. Carter, .nw ■ ■■■■iWH p— »».— KW wi — HH I— «!■ ■■. HU- Twelve