Sturgis High School - Sturgensian Yearbook (Sturgis, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1926 volume:

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FQREWORD In presenting this Annual are wish to gizfe you, our friends and classmates, a record of the happenings and events which have taken place during our high school days. We hope that when you turn through these-pages the memories of high school days will be revived. We here acknowledge our great debt to- the .staff and to any others who willingly helped to make this Annual of 1926 a success. THE EDITOR 1 v Y - 4 XII Nl l uv nc iw. H., lad. H., l . ol U., '09, M. lid. M. S. Num xl 'J Sllll0I'illt0Ild01lt BOARD OF EDUCATIQN IUIIX W. Yuwr, l,I'f'NiflI'Ill f1Il.XIil.l'IS l'm'l-1 X I lm,11.xA1s, S1'l'I'l'ffIl'.ll li. II. Runner: ll: 1 I x Xl. lirmluxx' ll. H. Kaclcvllx gint gqglfllilflfilllll fI9fneu ,Street glmag 115, 151118 fxugust ZZ, 1925 Hlfet us rememher him inhn has left us, fur he iuill ping his part iuell in the hereafter as he bib here znuung us. Qtle fuels at hruthrr, u :hum auth zz frirnh- Ahminiairatinn N if ' 4 I . 4 f 4 5 I 1 F :: l . -' X ff ' ' ggi... Q kr XVIJN 4 F 5 Q lub ..- 0 Q A .T- ff m Eg E : N' ' il' 'I E' 5 I ' vx vw- VT' A 'I . x -' -'O 5 ft -,.:!::'-.J 'i :l:l!I:g::l'ff5ggE: f' 0 ,, K QW-. wm a 51 5' E: L5 'T' I2 - STURGENSIAN '11-'T51E'T FACULTY FIRST Row IIORIZONTAL LEONE Jfwons A. B. Mielligan, Public S 1Ullllr5'1:lII 7 1 . RQITA ISEERE, A. B., Mielugan, Hzstory W1Nl14'REl1 IBURIIOIWIIIS, A. H.. Hillsdale, Principal, English JANE lqoE'rz, Western State Normal, Art l4'LoR,x t'l.ll'l'E, Mielnigan State Normal, .alriflznwfirv SIGUONID HOVV llO1i1ZON'l'All IJAVID MARBLE, A. B., Albion, I'l1.ysie.w J. CARIIFON I'ERRy, li. S., Nlltqllgilll State Oollege, .'Ig1'i1'14lt11r'u MKINA B. IIEICK, NVOSIOPII State Normal, f7tl'tt7S CHARLES A. Inuu'r, Mane-llester, Phy.sticul Training, Huslfefry THIRD ROVV HORIZONTAL lIE'rTy FRANKS, Ni1l'tllXS'PStll1'll Il., lllfnnticf NKTRA HAGEN, A. B., MIi'llIgtIl1, English PERINA PIZIALI, Ferris Institute, Uotnnzvrcial Dept. FLox'n CHAPMAN, A. B., Dm-Pauw, Clivtics MIRIABI STOTZER, A. B., Mielxigan, English Ft JUlt'l'.ll lil JW llt JRIZC INTAL l4lnNA MANl,P1X', NVestern State Normal, Junior Sviwzce ANDREW UARRIGAN, VVestern State Normal, Couch LOVINA WAI.I.IL!K, A. B., Olivet, History, Civivs MARGUERITE SMITH, A. B., Indiana, U., Algebra FORREST GRIM, H. S., MICTl1lg'illl State College, Chenzistry FIl+ l7ll ROW HORIZONTAL MARX' SEITZ, Michigan State Normal, ,'1I'Ifh7lIl'f'IC, fj0HlHH'l'lfiIIl Dept. ICLSIE IIONVE, A. B., Hillsdale, Ltfc l'Clf1ll'lf MAYRELLE JAMES, A. Ali., Mielligan, Latin, Spanish RUTH BIASON, Western State Normal, H ousehnlrl Economics HELEN BROKAW, Michigan State Normal, History SIX'l'll ROVV HORIZONTAL D. MAIIIE BARNES, A. B., WOStCTl1 State Normal, French BETTY PowLEY, Michigan State Normal, Com. Dept., Physical Training GERTRUDE SCHMITT, B. S., Hillsdale, HlIll.Sf'lLllld Economics HELEN COLLINS, A. B., Hillsdale, G!'0Hl'l?fI'-U CLARENCE BLOCK, Michigan State Normal, Manual Arts PAGE I2 YEAR 1926 Mrs. Walliek-Did you have a pony for that history exam? Harold Smead-Pony! That subject is so dry I had to have a camel. Mr. Chapman-VVhat is the eogtribugin of the middle ages to modern high school life? Harry Frohriep-Chaperones. Mrs. Seitz-Are you chewing gum? Bob Trim-No, ma 'am, I'm George Becker. Mrs. Franks-fdireeting a song-This time hold the bride longer. No. take nam In English IX Class: Miss Stotzer-Lyle, read your business le Lyle J.-Dear Sirsz. Please send me a b 60. Very truly yours, L. J. Seventh Ilour Latin Class. Miss James-Winona, decline happy. VVinona Ma.-I didn 't study happy. Miss James-You can 't be happy if you don 't study. Seventh llour Latin Class. Jane-tafter eonjugating a verb at the boardl-VVhat shall I next? Miss James-Your seat. ' tter. uggy and horse to mateh Miss Heebe-flu Spelling--Never say you ean't do anythingg just e something I ean't do. Bob Uoye-Fly! Miss Barnes-WVhen did Carsar defeat the greatest number? Grace Keller-I think on examination day. Miss Burroughs--Un Bible Studyj-VVhat is the meaning of a false doctrine? 031' lfldith-'I'hat's when the doetor gives tl1e Wrong stuff to sick people. Mr. Grim-It seems to me that everything I tell you goes in one and out of the -other. Bill Narkter-wWell., What do you think I've got two ears for? Miss Powley-Name the precious roek from this state. Joe B.-Plymouth Rook. Teachers-fIn lilnglishl-How do you spell ehagrined? Al llubbard-S-h-e g-r-i-n-n-e-d. Gllassvs 3 Xe mis , ' 3 auulllllllll P A G E 1 4 STURGENSIAN YEAR 1926 -' ff . - . aff-1 I HONOR ROLL Fiasif Row 11oRIZoN'm1, LOR SECOND ROW lIOltIZON'l'AL PAUL KLINE, RUTH KRUICGEK, ELLIS LEVY, KEITH NVAL ETTA COOHON, LEO COOKE, DON GROVE, FRANCES HIBBARD. IRENE HOLSHUH TON, ALVA XVHITMAN The llonor Roll is made up of the first ten students in the class, ranked according to honor points. The first this year goes to Keith VValtong second, to Irene llolshuhg third, to Alva WllIt0lllHllQ fourth, to Ruth Krueger. The Class Day progrzun was a dramatic portrayzll of the four years of High School life of the Class of 1926, U las 'rncj fn-other-sf 2 clueer wer-TJ -Z' , X 'C o look upon PAGE 16 YEAR l926 Q licmiain' A mivi s Lois 1'AH'1'ER Wo hvzird ai long.: und drawn out mozxn: l'w:is Iiohert on his saxophone. High S1-hool Band 1l1 121 1311 Hi-Y 131: Com. Dept. 1lrc-hestrzt 1Collegizi- los1 141. l1m'o I3ml.i. XVorih IINIICOS the man. lfoothzill 121 131 141: Blind 131 141: H. S. Orchestra 121 131: Com. Dept. Or- chestra 1ColIefgiutes1 141: Hi-Y 131 141, l'A1'1.iNE I5oTzNEii YVould there were more like her. Girl Reserves 121 131 141: Style Show 111: J-Hop Committee 131: Jr. Music lfluh 141: Sturg'ensi:tn Representative 131. M AR1iAliE'l' BUHli11l71lliS A companion that is vheerful is worth go-ld. lizist Lansing.: High S1-hool 1l1 121 131: Girl's Glee Cluh 131: Union Club 13 Isuskethzill 131: liaisehull 131: Girl Resvrves 141: Sho1't-Cutters 141, 141 Common sense is not at Common thing, Glee Cluh 131 141: Childhoorl of lli- awatha 141: Frem-h Cluh 121 131 141: Love Pirates of Huwziii 141: Girl lie- serves 121 131 141: Senior Play. 114E'l i'A Cooiiox The sweetest voice on earth is il womzm's tongue. Glee Club 121 131 141: French Club 121 131 141: Short-Cutters 141: Treasurer 141: Girl Reserves 131 141: .Ir. Music Club 141: Noel En Provenm- 121: Style Show 111 1211: Childhood of Hi- :iwuthzi 1413 LOW- Pirates of Hawaii 141: Typewriting Contest 131: Stur- gensizin Board: Senior Play: Honor Roll. Liao COOKE Ui My heart is with :L maiden fair. French Club 121 131 141: Hi-Y 141: .I-Hop Committee 1311 Senior Play: Honor Roll. - IAm.1-Ls 1'L'ii'ris Mon cf few words :ire the hest men. l rench1'luh 1131 1311413 Ili-Y1311411 H. S. Blind 131 141: J-Hop Uoininittvo 131 ff. fi YEAR 1926 PAGE I7 -. . 1. . --1 W '73 1. - . W . llYNN Crirris Nowhere as busy a man as he. l r0nt'h Club 125 135 145: ll. S. Band 135 145: Ser. and Treas. 135: Vive- Prosident 145: Hi-Y 135 1-15: 1390111111- aiory Contest 115: .I-Hop Commit- tee 135: lnterclass IS. B. 1-15. l,Alll.lNl1l CYLKA She sneaks. she arts. she does as she pleases. Glm-e1'lub 125 135 145 155: S012 and 'l'reas. 155: Gypsy llover 125: Hulbul 135: Love Pirates of Hawaii 155: Chilml- hood of lliawatha 155: Basketball 125 135 145: Baseball and trark 125 135: Jr. Music' Club 155 G. A. C. 115 125 135 145: Senior Play. Ji-zssm ICIcHoLTz NVho mixed reasmn with pleasure. And wisdom with mirth. Girl Reserves 125 135 145: G. A. C. 115 125 135: Baseball 115 125: Trark 115: Interm-lass H. R. 1-15: Style Show 115 125: J-l-lop Connnittee: Jr. Music Club 145: Senior l'lay. llAiu.m' FINCH better late than never. South XVhitley High Sehool 115 125 135 Basketball 135 145: Latin Club 135: Track 135: Baseball 145. R Urn GUDDEN A good disposition is more valuable than gold. 15'lARY AXNN GoonnI.L You know I say first what I think and nothing more or less. 1 ren1'li Club 125 135 145: Interclass Basketball 115 125 145: Baseball 115 125: Jr. Music Club 135 145: Childhood of Hiawatha 145: G. A. C. 125 1351 Girl Reserves 125 135 145: .l-Hop Committee: Yell Leader 1-45: High School Orehestra 115 125: Senior Play. l'l1.MA Gooiimcn Her ways are always the same- likeable. Jr. Music Club 115: Girl Reserves 145: Style Show 125: G. A. C.: 125 135: J- Hop Committee. l515N Gnovis I'm one nf those curious kind of chaps. 'Phat you think you know and you don't-perhaps. Class President 125 145: Class Vice- President 115: Glee Club 125 135: Freneh Club 125 135: Cosmos Club 125 135: Basketball 115 125 135 145: Track 115 125 135 145: Baseball 135 145: Football 145 Senior Play: Honor Roll. PAGE 18 YEAR 1926 NANM' llAmnNo'roN The girl that is pretty. The girl that is witty. l'll'0ll1'll Club 131 1413 11. A. C. 1312 Girl Reserves 121 1311 Senior Play. .ll'ZNNIl+1 IIENNIN1: Life without laughing is :L dreary blank. Intervlass R. R. 111 1211 Baseball 1112 Style Show 131 141. IJAVRA llnrnnn Laura will do anything.: to please you. all you have to do is to ask her. l l'l'Tl1'll Club 121 131 141. l'lRANCES llrmmim lf silenr-e is wisdom, here is wisdom personified. l'lI'PIN'll Club 121 131 141: Style Show 111 1211 llonor lloll. ll11It'I'HA llrl'zmI,xN The only way to have a frientl is to be one. Girl Reserves 131 1412 Ile:-lalnalory 131. linens Ilonsnrn My first step is giggles: My sem-ond is smiles. G.r1 Reserves 121 131 141: 'I'ypewritin,f.t Contest 131: Childhood of Hiawatha 141: Love Pirates of llawaii 141: Glee Club 131 141: Style Show 111 121: .I-Hop Committee: Jr. Music 1'lub 1415 G. A. C. 1l1 1221 1311 Music Memory Contest 121: Senior Play: Honor Roll. l'lltEl1 I Iom' XVhen Latin gets rt little tuff, I just try :1 little bluff. Glee Club 131 1411 Love Pirate:-1 of Hawaii 141: Freneh Club 131 141. ltlinvm IIUNT Let us be merry while we live. Glee Club 121 131 1-41: Bulbul 1213 Love Pirates of Hawaii 141: .lr. Musim- Club 131 1413 Style Show 111 121: Girl Reserves 121 131 141: Childhood of Hiawatha 141: Senior Play. 'CE'IE T'52 - STURGENSIAN i' 1 limo KAUH 1l'l1at is lift- without a gurl friond and :L 1-ar? liasoball 1l1 1221 131 1-41: Inu-rt-lass Basketball 1121 141: .I-llop Committee. MARY Amon lil-llllilili 11'hon duty and ploasuro 1-rash, Lot, duty go to smash. G. A. C. 111 1.21 131: Athletic I-ioard 141: Sturgrensian lion. 111: Intern-lass liaskotballl 111 1131 131: liasoball 111 121: Senior Play: Sturgcnsiun Board. PAUL KLINE An industrious man is not to be sm-offvd at. Footlwall 121 131 141: Hi-Y 131 141: I ront-h Club 131 141: Sturgensian Board, l'ropc-rty Managor Sr. Play: Honor Roll. RUTH Kiwi-iorzn A pound of pluck is worth a ton of luck. Stylo Show 1l1 121: Glee Club 131 141: J-llop l'0llllllltt091 Class Svc. 141: Childhood of Hiawatha 141: liovo Pir- ates of Hawaii 141: llonor ltoll. gut .X l'Il.l,1s IAEVY Our 1-lass avtor-wo oxpert to find him in Hollywood soon. llasketball 131 141 Debating 131 141: liulbul 121: Oratorival Contest 121 131: Cesmos Club 141: J-Hop Comm ttvv lllee Club 131 141: A Court Comedy 1211: Senior Play: Sturgronslan Board! Class Treasurer 141: Honor Roll: Foot- ball 131 141. 'FllE11I1t1RE Mownx' My friend is my Ford. Love Pirates of Hawaii 151: Hi-Y 151: J-Hop Committee: Glee Club 151. Intervlass Basketball 141 151: Sturpren- sian Board: Senior Play. Roi' NILES Men of few words are the best men. Shorthand Club 131: Hi-Y 131. Niixlcx' ICATIIERINE Pfxnmsu All women are ambitious naturally. Glee Club 131 141: Love Pirates of Hawaii 141: Class Vice President 131: Sec. and Treas. 1l1: Jr. Music' Club 131 141: Girl Reserves 131 141: Short- hand Club 131: Sturgensian Board: J-Hop Committee: Childhood of Hi- awatha 141: Orchestra. and Band 1221 131: senior Play: Honor Roll. 20 STURGENSIAN ' 4 an .1X1.M.x Qrmm She understood the ma,f.r'ic of silom-e. lfrenr-lu Club 121 131: Style Show 131. PE'l'Eli S1'HAFIl l Eli A man who does a, little and does it well, does a great deal. AIAFRRIJ S1'HAI.M To hear always, to think always, to learn always. Glee Club 131: ll. S. Rand 131 141: ll. S. Orchestra 131 141. OPAL Smnolm To be womanly is the greatest charm of women. Howe High Sc-hool 111 121: Oneretta 111: Shorthand Club 141: Vice Presi- dent 121: Glee Club 111 121. SERE'l'A SHANK lt's the songs yo sing, And the smiles ye wear. That makes the sun shine everywhere. Glee Club 111 121 131 141: The Gypsy Hover 1l13 Bulbul 121: Love Pirates of Hawaii 141: Sturgensian Rep. 121: Cosmos Club 121 131 141: Sec. and Treas. 141: G. A. U. 111 121 131: De- bating 131: Sturgrensian Board: .I-Hop Committee: Style Show 111 121: Sen- ior Vlay: Jr. Music: Club 141: Child- hood of Hiawatha 141. lilovrn SHERER She is a knowledge seeker and a dili- gent worker. Girl Reserve 121 131: Glee Club 111: Style Show 111: lnterc-lass Basketball 121. MINNIE SINK I never with important air, in Con- versatinn overbea1'. Style Show 111: G. A. C. 131: Baseball 131 141: Basketball 131: Interclass Basketball 141: Girl Reserves 131 141: Shortcutters 131 141: J-Hop Commit- tee Childhood of Hiawatha 141. lliARRlE'I' SMITH A jolly lass vhuek full of fun. French Club 121 131: Shorthand 13.3 Orchestra 1Collegiates1 141 YEAR 1926 PAGE 21 l3l.xl:111N SAIVHI Au vx1'1-llvnl girl with limi- 113 iw I313I3lllIll'. 11. .X. 1'. 113 1231 S1-'. :mul 'I'1'13:1s. 13432 11.013 1'lul3 113 123 1213 1,133 lll'1'S. 1431 l1wl11l3nll 113 1 3 133 Kxpxx l13x1i .,,.k, .3 -. 1... v., 3. x . - . . ul .- 1l3' 1211113111 1 3 X11'1--l'1'1-s. 113: Cus- nms 1'lnl3 123 1233 1-13: .liz Alusiv 1'li1l3 1-13: .I-Il-13 1'11l3imill1-1- Slylv Show 113 123' 1'liil1il1u1v1i 131' lliuwzitliai 1-131 Inllvziting 113: Siixrgvlisiaili 1213111111 Sviiim' l'l:iy. llii.l3.l Smiles Shu is 11131 mauln- flu' thu :imlmimtimi 131' muiny lm! fm' llw l1:11313ii:1-ss 131 uno. llltvivlxixs I!:isli13Il3:ill1 Svnim' l'l:iy. 11 l'lll.Xl,I3l N li S'l'l'll l Y I!vw:ii'13 131' l3l:i1'li 13y13s. Girl IlvSvi'x'13s 123 133 1-132 Sliuvt-l'11t I1-rs 1213 1413: 11. A. 1'. 113 123 133. Slylv Slimv 113 123: 11111-1'1-lass 11. ll 1131232 'l'lll'Il,l3lA S'l'l+Z3'l-XXI-113N 'As lll0l'l'X :is 1111- 1luy is l1lig:. Slylv Slum' 113 123. K . .XRY S'I'll,X'l l'13N 1'urly lmir :md liwrry vyos. Anil 11131 su V01-y 1:11'g:.- in sim-. 11114 ll13s1-rvvs 123 133 143: Girls Alli- lvlis- 1'lul3 1331 Class Vim-0-l'r13si1lvnt 1231 Clams l,l'0Sll1l'Ill 133: .I-H1313 Unm- lll.lfU9I lxztui-vlaiss Hzislwtlmll 143: Ilziss-l3:1ll 1243: Sh13l'1-1'llllf l'S Ululr 133 1-13: 1'l1il1ll113131l 131' Iliziwzxlhzi 143: Style tlww 113 1232 Sonim' Play. xVAl.'l'l'lR S'l'l I'Z His lwzirt run ziwziy with his l10:11l. lI'.S.i3:1ud, 113 123 133 143: lli-Y 133: Slmrtlizinml 1'lul3 1333 1'13mm1-rm-izil l'lul3 fH'l'll4'Sll'2l 1-13. 33'1+:si,m' 'l'iiI'i1s'r13N l'll halve' my say. 'Phl'l'l' llivvrs ll. S. 113 123 1333 1'm-:nm4 1'lul3 1433 Hi-Y 1-13. lI.xYA113xl3 'l'1'liNr:l1 N13n1- but liimsvll' 1-:in be his pm'- :ull1-l. l 113ll3:lll 133. PAGE 22 YEAR 1926 lNdLMA.xvAGNER AXLVA lVHITEMAN .., ,. . , .1 V 1 . , ., Ho could rate, orale and debate. N 5 1U lb the 'lmlm Ui women' 3Ve expect him soon to stump tlu Shorthand Club 143: Girl llcservvs 123 state. 133 143: Dec-lamation Contest 1232 Ulm' fllull fm H75 LUV? l, 'i'tl's 1 qwle qhuw U, iz, Hawaii 1433 Cosmos Club 133 143: Interulass Basketball 113 1213 143: Foot- ball 123 133 143: Jr. Musir Club 1331 Hi-Y 133 1433 President Hi-Y 133: XYELMA VVALTKE Sturgrensian Board: J-Hop Committee: Debatlng 1431 Honor Roll: Senior A blush is beautiful but sometimes Play. lC m'0'1'0m ' KENSALL VVISE Shorthand Club 143: Girl Reserves 123 --A imld had many 133: Style Show 123. High School Band 133: Hi-Y 133: President Hi-Y 1331 Baseball 113 123: Interolass Basketball 113 123: Foot- V W Y ball 113: Business Manager Senior XEITH ALTOIN play: Senior play. He had been eight years upon one MDVVH XVLTNKER projec-t--fur extracting: sunbeams --AS wplcome as the mwmw in Mayf- from a. cucumber. Style Show 123 133: Shorthand Club Derlamate ry Contest 1333 Honor lioll: Ml' v l-'renrh Club 123 133 143: Sturgensian INICZ 3 UNKER Board. A'Quiet little damsel. Style Show 133: Girl Reserves 133 1431 Shorthand Club 143. J1NEPHlNE VVENZEL IGUNA ZABLE Quietly modest, of w.sdom full. HSlfl':g,lgfl,1ty ls the will key uf the Style Show 1233 Oratory 143. Shorthand Club 143. Pupmhr- 4- Learn the to C havlstom, 9 9 PAGE 24 YEAR 1926 15127 D K,x'l'IlRYN ll4misixi.1IiYl'UNy Iuvim, llmcis ,x'l'KlNSUX, Sw. 7'rf'rm li.xi'1x1uNlm llumallxiw, ITM'-l'1'f's. Imzwls f1llAl'M.XN, Sfilry. H011 Albright, M:n'gue-1'it0 lfnx, N1-il N:1rtkw1', l.:nw1'c-in-0 Asmus, lllairion Hilln-Vt, Dzivicl Nivlu-ll. lillivl Asmus, I':1ul Hintlior, Allie-rtzl Hmmm-l, lizitliryn Atknisuii, lloris I':Hl1l2lllllf'y. Alivv lloweii. liclgzir' I:llXYlll2lll, .li-ssiv lmiwn. Doris lhztlvr. M:u1'p::1i'et lim'f.fvi't. liziymnnd Fliznpiiiailm, I ,1-wig Unmluii. Milurivo C'm'nw:1ll. Lilliam Fiiiiiiiiiiigs. lllomlinai llf-Hull, llznrnlcl llnlilumm-mi, Kutliryn llsmlvy. lllllvy livm-i'li:u't. limnna l f'l'llt'l'. l 1-tn-li, liutli llvlmi lfinns-y, lfm-rn lflvnai iz Ile-sem lfui'i'e-sl, l i'z1ii1'os Sziln-usky, Vurtis Szxiiclewsmi, lilmm' Slivlmlnn. l'li:u'l0H S-lzivk. Viviun Sms-sul. llniwulfl Smith. ll:l1'x'ie-t Snmimuzinii, Furl Slunlf-y. XV:iyno Ste-voiis, Hugh Grim, XYill:1l'd filwnssiiiziii, Dulu- Gllsllwzl, Huln-rt llnrris, Mnry lille-n llnusn. Lucille llill. livelyn llill, Yinlvt lluwzird, D:ilO lluwaiiwl, Galle llurlsnn. ll. Kenyon Sta-vvns. Vs-i':l lluni, f:fxl'll'lldQ SUIIZIIIIIIT. live-lyn King. i l'1lllC'0S SlllllX'2lll. Nell Klino. llvlvn 'l'l'llll. llwlu-rt IA-mly:1i'4l, llzuymond Yun Mvivr, llomvi Mum- Uzilw, l'lx':1ng.:0linQ Yun IH-lt, 'l'li4-lmu All' lllll'Hll. Kl1':i1'f1 lY:uy,:iim'. M:1i'g:li'e-I AIl'K'lil4'lllllll'QI, l4Ilnm':i lVliite-mzin. Mull:-l Alva-kle-iilu1i1'g, llzlymond Zvll. llairulll Mills-V, listm' Zigle-nr, liuinzx OPHOMOR f .. ' 4 9 4 C537 YGM 'Q l :-. 'L LS. - x f, .. - ,,-..el f : in W Fuzz 0 Q -I 7 f' ll i lm , 1 1: 9 . ' 16 Qs ' 'ml' Xtra 3 w Ev' ' 'QE , 1 . ::3g :g'N .::5 .3555 l HA -555 Q if-. ',. v ' N . 1 L Qu JI... ' ' sk x ' x :fin .5 QI' I I, X Qx ' x X A 'Y . MVB ,4 X ' 11 1 A m X X .T ll! . ' X bum YEAR 1926 , 1 ET 1 S HlCl.lflN 'I'm11lx, I'rws. llmxzxlm i'I:r1Mr':1:, Sfnryf. lfvp. filCUliKil'i S-1'l,l,xx.xN, l'1r'w l'1'1w. lioxixlm Kmm, SI'f'.'Tl'I'Il.Q. SOPHMORES Al1flvl'h11ll. l'Il1SWHI'lll Hwlil, I':1ul Marshall. llurutliy Smilli. Mzlxinv Andvrsun. l.:l11l'4-n lllllli. lb V011 Me-mlulsulin. i':I'l1i2l Smith, l'2IIll Us-ll. .hiixnm .le-llisun: Eve-1'1-It MU,-W,,-' Mil,-im, glmm, H,,1,.n lfvll. Vkliilirmi Jfrrn, l'l0ILl'liI'4:' Nlmiym-S, lgtlwl Stglmliilwd. lluro I'V W'1- 5 l Ifi'ml'l'l' INS Millor. tlurcluri Struttnn. l 1':1nm-.- IWVPY- Mllliwll IY'S'l Vf' I'ifV9 f' AIlll'I'2lX, Ilaxymuml Strung. llziyinmni Vlanrk, l'lm1'lvs lxznnfmzm. ixzxthryn Hm.m.S Guthw Stun. u,n.g.u,f,t Nlydv, I-Ensign Iiellanr, fll'2IL'0 , ' .nf . -f, ' ' ,1 ,IH l'0llkiHLI'ilill!l. Ninn Kingf, Ulianrlq-S 'Z . f i. .- ,,' w ' . U l'lil'llXX'2li1. lion-vii Kirby. flrzln-v wlilxllhi tjufinh' ,:,'m:tx5 'NXQIPI vm-tis. xlilim-.1 ici,-ny, lammlil mfg l'fiinn1f ,l,1f5:lf5'm 'fn CIIIIOV, 'I'l1vlm:l Klawr, Louis 4' ' . Y 1' NVQ, lmnxherx IA-ilm Kline. llumld l:14'h?lf':iS. Imttie Min IJNRQ. IUVIIIII fgillmmsl ph,,l,,,,.,.y Kimi-hvlv ,lnym huhl, hmjimh-11 Xivilllkm-. i'1ll'iII1lll'Jl I r:li1k, Alairizm Ki':1l't. Arie-nv 'wth' WWW' WINS- I,'i th3' I Vis-nd, Ilm'ni:'v Kmim-1'. llnwrzrcl SflU'h'VS- Vfllll uvillisv VIHVK ln,-nh' 1g:,,,1,, lg,-llpg-9,3 Huy Sznxmi. Kzutliryn VVu41d. Kvnm-th flilnlnvns. AI:1l'p::li'4-I l.:1 Hfwiw. Wviilllil SVNIIIIV- K1'l'lHil xvfflill- Hvlflll Gund. Kr-mir-tix Iiitllf-l'i0l4l. Iiilznlmd Svililllll, UFVHV VVNMGIIII. HYf'l'f'IIP Ilugvn. M:i111'ir'v Lurish. .hihn Sl'lil'Ul'1ll'l', VV:lllm' Zulu-l. Mzxvimi Ilnnsm-lmzun. Iinlilh M1-Kzulv, Ali:-o Sink, .lulm Znllmun. l:il'iiIll'1l - n 'Nvg. 40 PAGE 28 STURGENSIAN YEAR we 1 E12 'J llmm'i'ilx' Slllllll, .H'fnr,f1. Hwp. llusic Mui: 'i'llMl'SUN, Sw,-7'f'1'c1s. llmcis lxlclwzfaicic, I'rws. .lixxic XVl'1l'l'll, Vifw-l'1'1's. All:-li, .lnsm-pliiiw Aplwl, Silillllllll Arliliv, Viviun llziinl, .lusm-plu linkvr. Lutlwr llutlvn, N1-il :miss-1111. .Xl2llll'll'Q llugvn, Supliiv llnllwinle-y, Idilllil llrulmw. llomvl' llruwli. Ihnmlliy lCi'lllu:ili0l', Ai1ll':l2ll'l'l llurns, llurutliy I'l:irkv, l':iul Umulirni, llziy filllllllllgilillll. Alma f'lll'iiS, l'Id1::u' llalm, liolzmd llusimx. Idurl l'1x'c-rI1:u'cl, Kntliryn ldllmly. lie-rlgm' l :1llu-nstino, i':illll'l' l ivlmoi'l1m'n, VVilm:1 lfinisy, l'Itn:1 lfuwll-l', lf'l'zii1c-is l i'vnz'li. Phyllis l i'1llil'is'1r, llurry l i'uln'is-11, iiii'il2ll'd lfry. llzirry llaing, Hiiiiivo l .lui FRESHMEN V4-wt Ill-lon I - v Hillwrl. 1'il2ll'HiC'lll' flillu-rl. Nzwmi Klmul l'Ivs-lvn 1il':ilu', l'lliwzii'4l ii1Ii'Q'l', ljurulliy llussis. VYill1:1m llaiwulml, .lulm Iluwls-y. 'l'l1:1is llziys, lialilh Ill-rulml. lle-lvn iil'Ill'1l'iiS, i'i1ll'l'll4't' Ili-rslwy. .l. IJ. llilrlmnl. l'l1:il'ls'S llills, llnm-l llillurl, lie-lr llu4mii1g':11'11s-1', IR-:url lllllvlullwl. Allwrt llullsnn, llzxrve-y llimt, Kmine-Ill .ll-ssc-, l'l:11'vn4-0 msluiilmupxli. liylo .lullyy XYilli:nm Kvzigrlv, llzirnlli K1-ugrle, llvlvn liliiiv. NV:1ltm' Ki':1i't. Xvlilllll lirilis, l.9n:1i'il ifl'lIOQ.l'l 'I'. ll-:Vis liiltlefiwlrl. lflclith IA-viz. lla-m'y Imgzxii, llzlmll .Xi2ll'l'IlQ'l'Sllll. lfiwl .Xl1'l!l'i4ll-, Sin-lilun .Xll-Kulv. Lu:-illv .Xil'iQlli9. Ninn 3l1'3li4'li:u-l, l i':1nk .Xl:np:'1ivs. l1vi'imi'4l Mzirslizxl, llumnlll xi2llili'XYS, NViiwn:1 .Xlaixwl-ll. Alz11'gzni'vt .Xi4il1'illllll. lll:1 Mmni, Olin Nivkell, .Xu-tliur Nilizirt. f'4ll'Il Mau- Nllbiilillllll. Imran l':1nlm1'st, .lulizlmm l':ii'lwi', iNi2ll'Q'll0l'll0 l'aiski, lilouuui' l'm-ek, Martin i'l'l'iiil2llll. Evelyn l'e-lefi'sm1. iiisltlli Plielps. K'lizu'lvs l'm't0i', Virginia l'ui'lmz1n. Alm ll:1lwi', Mzirillzi lls-hm, Gerlruslv lliwo, llwmulll llimwy. lliww llmnim-l, AiZl1'L'I2ll'9t llcmillv. 'l'liq-111111 Sl'il1llli. livin-ii Si'l1:1vi'lX-i'. llslliih Sl-lii':ulm'. llvlliu an-lmlll, lim-nm-Ili Slizxiw. l'l1:1l'l4'lic Slizirll. Sliirlvy Sllmvk. l':lilt'l Smith. llnrutliy' Smmli. xvlilllll Su-ull-. Yimlllllll Slow-iisuii, l':1i'Vull 'l'l-ul. l.m'f-iw 'i'illllllllSUll, llusm- A 'l'1'i111. Hvraxlllino 'l'i'uxx'ln'i4lg0. Arnulm 'l'm'i1m-V. llyiwm 'l'ui'ns-i'. Myrum l'l1l1'im-li. lirmal Yun llurn. lil-tty VV:1lliL'li. lluln-rl Nllxltmi. Alill'H'1lI'l't XN':1lsmi, l-'lo1'1-iwv VV0illi, .lzmo XYQ-rl. Kzitluwim- XX'vlZ4'i. l!:ii'lr:ll'lr:i VVlw4'l0i'. liclwziiwl lA'illi:1ms. llzlrnlcl NVQ-rsing, l.u4'ill4- Yuiilwr, .lusmmli lm . 1 'Mg f V M if 7 SZ,1 Q mmf 42 '33 Q Mm 'KH 14 W 'XIII 9 xv f AS A rm XWWL Q13 My 5' fb 'f f 'sis F15 Vw fix ff' f 3 ' 42-S B4 ! Y I lx : X gb 'aff . S X jg L-V35 4:2 MS eifvgi' s V 4 Xi. 'fb A' QfM61v122vw11zwf2QG 5iGx' 2 ' t S: J S- f 'f A, - : '4 j IA X lJfIulf'l' I - 5 f' - -- so ,- STURGENSIAN 1 ll 31 ll .Xl.1c'l1: Hl l'l,1cli, .S'f1rry1. lfwp, l':IllZ.Xlll'1'l'Il llll,u.xAls, l'rws. , ,. V f 1 lllrwn, XX 3-mg, I ,W-l',-fm, lnlllali Xl':wM.xx, Swv,-l1'1':1.w, EIGHTH GRADE Affvrlrzlllf-2'l1, llalrvoy Hurst. lilltll l'ivrson. lG:1rl Allen, VVilli:nn1 .llPlI1'l'1Illl, llvrlwrl l'HliIU:'. lmvi-0 Atkinson, Glvmlnn Kumlml, Flxzurlim- l'wlin:', Al7ll'l Reilhy. 011:11 K1-yvs. Mzlx SI'll2lllll. Ulm: livers, Peril Kic-llmpt. llnlmrt Sf-l11'm-dm-A f:m'l1-udp Roll, Burl Kimble, lialrl S,-lmlpp, yvilmn Borgert, Esther King, f:9l'll'llfl0 Sh,fm.t. Leona Brown, Xvlllllll King. Leroy Sinnnplvs Hill-I-V Brubaker, Robert lim-4-lmr-1, lflstlwr Sl,,iq,,,-V H9m.Q BUF!-Tv EIYTQPI' Kulaxsu. Selma gmx-,.nS. D,,l.H'm :fl1tlt0f'vllAIX'9 Le-wls: llowmurcl 'lvl-,,Wl,l-iflg-9. Jmlnvup ,fm ' ' . , ' 'U 7' mW H'm-:uw-1'. Gourgv lgflpllgmd M m'id9' -D l'if xV4'lIl0llliIll. Kenneth 4, n 4' , H . Me-Lum-lmlxn, flmznrulottc Vkkkifly, Xpllip Illld, f.9l.llrl1no wily, I X ,. V , Gillmxns, l'Ilix:1lrOtl1 RI: .1 Wig, v XXYQ-st, Orvrllv Ginthor, x'll'Llll ' , 'm' fl' 'K W'r'l10 - l'f'l l' GUNS' Luvihx AlPl'lxlPllIllll'Q4. lnlf'll2lI'd XX'l1c-lvl'-I. Ilug:.mUml llzlf-7011. u'illll1l Xflf'l93'- NHQP5' I-ve XYirwr, Pllllllllll lllll'l'lS. Rnvnmnml Xvwlllflll- 7'1'Wl YVYPV- M1191 H,.,.m. N,,,.m2, AIIYUII, l l'Elll0l'll'li Ynrln:-, Aluxm' 11011114-I-if-11, Sli-plwn l':url1:1m. AlIll'lUll Zanxwutskl, Wvflllllil Hills Rnlwl'1 l':nxs4mn. XVilsun Zimnwrmznn. .lnhn X x N es 1 'x X: Q f A- . l. ng -i- , B, j PAGE 32 STURGENSIAN YEAR F, ALINE lilo M Aux' BANK ma, Ahhs, Irene Ahhs, Thelma Arklie. John Ashton, Hilda Asmus, Elnorn, Baker. Virginia llalk, Leo Barker, Mary Rarkman, Selma Darnell, Leo Beeker, Herbert Reekwith, Winola Besser, Robert Blood, Forest Rogues, Pauline liowen, Walter Rowman, Harold Royle, Donald Christensen, Dorothy Pole, Richard Coye, Robert Darron, Marion Davidsmeyer, Harold Davis. Ceeil Deliong, Sylvia lfllverhard, Elson Evans, Betty VIN Vlfflf-l,l'I'S. SEVENTH Fisk, Catherine Fisk, Marion Iflenar, Otis Franeiseo, Irene lfrohriep, Arnold lfrolirien, Elta lfreen, Basil flushwa, lfrederiek Hansen, Russel Hart, Henry llawley. 'Fhaddens lleeht, Helen llesselink. llelene llalvel, William lloltz, Lenora Howard, Dorthy Howard. Klink lloxie, Helen lludson, Iva Jean Ireland, Mary E. Jackman, Charles Janke, Florence Keim. Harold Kellar, Joseph Kersehner, Frank Keyes, Maxine Koeehel, Mary 193 1 lirssm. llxxslcx, Sillrff. Hep. llonorux' lloali GRADE Kolasa, Gracie Kroft, Maxine Kramer, llawrenee Kroll, Orville Lahnleyer, Hruee Ileihn, llenry Light, Alene laldwieh, Theresa Main, I.awren4'e Mc-lilhenie, llosa 7 Melluron, Lawrenee Meliaup:hlin, Marfrarel Meyers, llarold Miller, George Miller, Ilawrenee Miller, Ramona Miller, XVilliam Munson, Foster Nelson, Marjorie Parham, Rosamond l'aski, Ewald Ver-kham, Alfred l'ixley, Goldie Pixley. Leo Rehn, Margaret Reynolds, Elwood Rider. Emmy Lea Riley, lfranees .S r'r'.- 1'rr'rls. lllll3.1'lQl', Ueeil lloderiek, WVilli:un liosine, Garnet Sanderson, 'llhelnum Sehlorff, Marion Seelv. Iva Shook. lflvangelim Simpson. .lohn Somers. George Soules. llosanlell Stevens, llale Sxevens, 'Vera Sullivan, llaniel Sullivan, Mar1.t:n'et Sumner. Margaret Sweet. llllla Sweezy. Marjorie Sweet. Orlo Swihart, Daniel Thompson, Kenne Tolley, liolxerl Vlriek, Marjorie Yan Meter. Marjol Q XYa,u'ner, Lester VVallers, Arthur VValters, lflorenee VVarner, Jean VVatson. John 2-Xthlrtirn PAGE 34 YEAR 1926 A' wir 906' xii 'ii . F. 23 5 :51 M M, 1. Xxx l l 1 - ', , Y 4. 'Wg f' 1.-'42 ' . 3 5 JD ' Q. 2 ll 'i XRS. 'V - fi? ' ' ' - i. ' 'ji l .' 1 ' 9 .Wi l X it' . f fi ,- .. 1' ilU .-1'A1,',vA-1' ' ' e x 51 'LJ ., I , I 1 :.., ,El fl, X X BORGERT Mush, because of his years of consistent service in the backfield and his ability in every phase of the game, was chosen to lead the 1926 team. R. GROVE Rod was a highly necessary ccg in the team. His passing and punting were de- D. GROVE Don, nervy llttle quarterback, showed that size doesn't count by his steady gains SMEAD Smeadle was the biggest go-getter the line ever had. He kept the center of the line air-tight. . TOOLEY Tooley showed us what he could do in the Coldwater game-fast. and a good all- LEVY Babe was the main reason the runs never came around his end. A strong defensive FOX Foxey was a novice at the game, but he proved a strong guard and helped Smead LEDYARD Curley supplied at tackle. A strong man on defense, and led the war into thc enemy's territory. I-le was chosen to Captain the next year's squad. cided assets to the team. through the line and his end runs. 'round player. man. This is Babe's last year. hold the center of the line. BEALL Beall was one of the most powerful guards we have ever had. He could open big gaps for the backs. This is Beall's last year. WH ITPIMAN Whiteman was one of the fastest backs we have ever had and he showed us some flashy field running and llne plunging. This ls Whi.eman's last year. KLIN E Kliney played in nearly every position on the team and never missed a game. He was the best all around man Sturgis High has produced. G. HOWARD Shorty, hard-hitting backfield man, will be eligible for quarterback next year. D. HOWARD Drag, happy-go-lucky linesman, holds down h.s pcsition by hard work and facial RED Red started late in the season but proved his worth by hard playing and good RUSTY Rusty is a coming man at center and runs Smead a close race for that position. ASMUS Unky was our Red Grange-fast and always eager to jf in in the fray. He worked hard and was a good defense man. STANLEY Wayne worked hard and he sure earned a place on the eleven. XVayne is a coming expression. worth. IIIRII. STURGENSIAN .. A W.. -.... L STURGENS1 AN Y EA R FOOTBALL Football practice started the first day of school. The usual crowd of about forty fellows turned out for practice. At the end of the week twenty-two fellows still remained. These twenty-two fellows went through three weeks of hard drilling. The first game found five of the regulars ineligible-this left seventeen fellows to carry on the football schedule. But these fellows came up to the mark. The school standards were upheld and we won seven out of ten games. The team's fighting ability was known to all Michigan and Indiana. VVe won more than our average of games and finished the season with much credit to our Coach and School. Coach Carrigan made the most out of the green timber at his disposal and hammered out a winning team. After a few weeks of grilling practice the squad was ready for the Garrett game. Both teams showed good coaching and acted like mid-season mcn. The game ended with a 6-6 tie. Albion was the next team to be encoun- tered. Although the heavy Albion team out-weighed the home team they were unable to pierce our defense. Sturgis had one chance to win this game but Roger Grove was downed after a 48 yard run in the final period, and the game ended 0-0. Vicksburg furnished a good practice game for the team, the final score being 26-0. Sturgis was allowed to score early in the game. The Vicksburg squad found Sturgis too fast and jumpy. The Alumni gave us a thrill when they showed up for their annual practice game, bcause they had several of the school's old men with them. In the opening of the game they made the customary number of breaks but finally settled down to some steady playing. The school steppd up, however, and claimed the game by showing better football and hard practice. The game went to the H. S. 13-0. Marshall has something to be proud of inasmuch as they were the first team to defeat Sturgis this season. Sturgis shoved the ball close to Marshalls goal during the 3rd quarter but were prevented from scor- ing by an intercepted pass. This game went to Marshall 6-0. Sturgis' ancient rival, Howe Cadets, invaded Sturgis determined to win at any cost. The Hoosier team had plenty of confidence, and showed plenty of pluck, but Sturgis did some hard fighting and the game was ours from the start. The fast Sturgis backs led the team to a 13-7 victory. Adrian was the second team to defeat us this season. Poorly timed passes lost Sturgis this game. This tussle was any man 's game until the final whistle blew. This proved to be more of a debate than a foot- ball game, due to the argumentative disposition of the Adrian players. Sturgis lost 14-9. CContinued on Page 603 7T77F'-'-'- STURGENSIAN P A G E 1 1 '42, C xrhx f i 1 I, M T f , MELQJ f Q' , '.Q it ' . N ' ' . Q7 7 . S- Qif' -HTlJ fio '!?,fd:f7 31 i if , .. .lr - ,' - 1 , , H, , Q I ' Z X 53. W5 y : ' .' 2 7.2. -. Ti :l'..5 f' ' iff .27-' L .,-A ' H 1. 1 - ' A 1' TQ, 5 I , ,elf V- V T TWC C . fllwlfll ki.. is fig- ,LSAT- ff 1926 BASKETBALL Sturgis reached the peak of her athletic lead- ership in the last two seasons. Last year she :ron the stale elass B championship. In the fwo nears she has won forty-sim out of the fifty- om' nannies. This year Sturgis took the District and Regional Clulimpionshlp but lost the stale fo Sf. J oe, whom she defeated in the Regional meet. Sturgis, 305 Alumni, 28. The season opened with the fastest Alumni team in historv. Five minutes of overtime play were required to wrest a vietroy from tI1e team. Borgert looped a shot in the last few minutes of play, and the high school won the game. Sturgis, -16, Vieksburg. 4. Vicksburg furnished as usual prac- tiee game for the squad. The team had an easv time of it from the first and should have kept Vieksburg from seoring. Sturgis, 25, Albion, 11. The home team proved too fast for the Albion squad. Sturgis began to look forward to another Champion- ship. Sturgis, 41 3 Coldwater, 14. Borgert and the Grove brothers showed the Saur Kraut team what the State champions were made of. This game proved another stepping stone to our progress. Sturgis, 59, Howe Cadets, 10. The home team stepped into the lead in the opening quarter and the fast pace eontinued in spite of the lead the loeals piled up. 'Howe displayed a passing attaek, but soon passed out. Sturgis, 27, Marshall, 18. Sturgis stepped to the front again in this game and defeated the Marshall five. This was eonsidered a tough battle and proved to be so. Sturgis, 19, Paw Paw, 18. This proved to be a very hard battle. The fans had a hard time staving off apoplexv during the first three quarters but Sturgis leaped i11to the lead in the final period and won the game. Sturgis, 128, Kazoo Normal High, 10. The class A five proved no match for the fast Sturgis team and were roundlv trouneed. The fContinued on Page 595 ifihvwi ' 1 Ww- 9 PAGE 36 STURGENSIAN Y E A R 'Q 2 6 I 1 1 , 1 if , ff f . Vw ig: V Q YEAR 1926 PAGE 39 RAYMOND RORGIGRT, Oapt. For Mash basketball was a sport seeondary to football, but he worked just as hard on the court as he had on the barred field. Ile play- ed forward on the team. DON GROVE A faster player and one harder to wateh than Don will not easily be found. When his eaging eye was with him he seored with a frequeney that was disastrous to any five opposing the team. N ARTK ER Bill has held down the eenter position for the last two years. Ile served as the keystone for all attaeks, and proved himself a defen- sive power in every game. ROGER GROVE Like most of the members of the basketball squad Rod is a two sport man. llowever, in his ease basketball eomes first. Ile played the running guard position this year and forward last year. IIAROLD SMIGAD Smeadie made his lirst basketball monogram this year, and while he laeked some of the experienee of the other members of the squad, he made up for it with tireless work and the aggressiveness with whieh he entered every ,QQQIITIQ he played. GA LIC IIOVVA RD Shorty was used in two positions during the season. Ile was fast and played a hard and interesting game at all times. Ile will be one of the leading' men for next year's team. H A ROLD DIC BOLT .laekie performed in a forward position. It was only because the season was started with a full string of veterans that he was 11ot used more often. Ile was a fast forward and a good defensive man. ELLIS LEV Y Babe partieipated in nearly every game. Ile was one of the most reliable men the squad possessed. Ile was also a big' point gain- er. Ile played in two positions, forward and eenter. STURGENSIAN YEAR THE GIRLS' ANNUAL INTER-CLASS BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT All the teams of Junior and Senior High School met for the Tour- nament games in the High School Auditorium, Saturday, March 13. Glass teams participating were: JUNIOR HIGH 7th Grade ................... Captain VV. Beckwith 8th Grade ................ Captain Pauline VViner Sth Grade .. ............. Captain Dorm thy Smith SENIOR HIGH Sophmores .. ............... Captain Lottie Richards Juniors ........................ Captain Mabel VVhifeman Seniors .......................... Captain Marion Smith Five Games Were Played as Follows: 'ith Graders vs. 8th Graders ......... Sth Graders winning Sth Graders vs. 9th Graders .. . .... 9th Graders winning 9th Graders vs. Sophmores 9th Graders winning Juniors vs. Seniors ...................... Seniors Winning 9t'1 Graders vs Seniors .................. Seniors winning The real fighting started in the Junior-Senior game, both teams having members who played last year in the school team. Owing to short numbers, only five played on each team. The Seniors won by a score of 4-2. The final struggle for championship was between the 9th Graders or HFI'0SlllQSH and the Seniors. Both were determined to win, but the game ended with a score of 6-4 in favor of the Senior girls. The Basketball activities this vear were under the supervision of Miss Bettv Powley, who was assisted by Mary Ann Goodell. coach for the 7th Grade girls and Jane VVeith, coach for the 8th Grade girls. THE BOYS' ANNUAL INTER-CLASS BASKETBAI -L TOURNAMENT The Inter-class Basketball tournament was the most interesting and best held in recent vears. The tournament started with the game between the Juniors and Seniors. This game went to the Seniors by a score of 14 to 9. The second game between the Freshmen and Sophomores went to the Sophomores 13 to 8. This left the Seniors and Sophomores to play oi? the final game for the championship. This game proved to be the most interesting and fastest of the tournament. The half ended with the score standing at a 10 to 10 tie. In the second half the Sophomores managed to spurt into the lead and won the tournament bv a score of 20 to 15. The Interelass Champions were presented with a cup, which will be given to the team winning the championship everv year. The basketball activities were under the supervision of Mr. Light, Physical Training Instructor. Artiuitirs ll-1 42 STURGIJNSIAN 1 -v CALENDAR NlCl l'EMliER il-Sl'll00l0l10llS with 21 lizuig. lilvoryoiic rnshvs with his hvst friend for tho douhle sonts. fl--Soniors olovt o1'fi001's. lil-liilllll try-outs. Oh! Suvh noise. l-l'llswo1'tl1 Andorholt Forgvts l1is spcevli i11 pnhllv siionking and Uillllt road l1is own 'writ- ing. H-l?1z1i11, rain. l'lvoryo110 shows his 111-W slivkor. 13-First lli-Y 1111-11ti11g'. HE--Gloo Ulnh try-outs. 17-St111'g'o11si:111 llonrd vlvvtod. l-llistory Ulnh holds first 111ooti11u' with tivo ll1l'Illll0I'S loft. l4lllll0l'ZIl. '2-Junior vlass vlvc-ts oFti001's. 3-Svliool vloscls for the Fair. Pink l0111o11z1d0 and ov01'y- thing. u -Girl ltosorvos lnivo 1'0c'og11i- tion sorvivo. -Our first foothnll ganna is at Alhion. -Mr. Unvin tolls 11s nhout his trip 2lI'0lllltl tho World. -Mrs. llnkotto 1-11t0rt:1i11s o11 vc-llo for Junior Music' Clnh. XVQ1 got roport 1-zirds. Our 1'z1v11lty somns to ho tho lllillll SIll1'l0l't zironnd school. l'0l3Eli V-lvil'lCSlJlll'fI vonios liorv for foothzill g'2llll0. -Big pop lllvtlilllg for Mar- shnll f.rz11110. flyillllllli' Uylka 1'o0c-ivvs hor lirst lvttor from Alhion. Mr. l'l0l'll0I' roquosts that all lovv lvttvrs ho dolivorod at honiv. -First snow. l'lY0l'f'0llO bring' your sled. -All girls 1-111110 early to zit- . . , tr-nd tho dz1111f0 111 girl s rvst room. Mnsw hy Mary Ann. ffllillllllllfld 011 Paige 4-ll i- i STURGENSIAN -13 STURGENSI AN BOARD ,Xuxx VVlll'l'1cIwAN .......... Ifflifm' XVINIIVRED l31'nl:m'us .. .. 1'YIIl'Hlf.1l ,ll1I'f.9IH' I'.xl'1, KLINE ....... ....... , Alrf Eflifnr Muemx SMITH .... . Snap-Simi Erlifm' lXl1uu' .XIJICE Kummz . . ...... Julfz' Editor 'l'u1cAmnm Mowlzx' .. Aflzhlfffirr Eflifor 1'Il,!,IS Ll-:VY ............... I1'11.s-izzvss .AllIlIIIgI'I' Krzrru XV,u.'1'oN .. .'l,w.wi.s-fzzzzf If7lSill!'SS IIIIIIIIIIIIPI' lmnmmx l'oonoN .......... ,'ISS'iSfIIllf Edifnr SERE'I'A SHANK, Swim' TVr i1'z'-Ups and UfIl!iHd6ll' M un' K,x'rHm'N PARRISII ...... Society Editor -11 -1. PAGE 44 YEAR 1928 CALENDAR 6 Continued from Page 427 NOVEMBER 24-School closes for vacation. 6-First debate. Marion S. JANUARY wore a long dress so we eould not see her shaking knees. 28-Freshmen have Ilallowe'en party. 20, 30-No sehool. 'llc-aehers go to institute. 26, 27-Seniors all fixed up for pietures. 10-A teaeher is parked in girl 'S rest room. No more danc- ing before sehool. Miss Jaeobs is on a war path and keeps the Public Speak- ing elass until 4:00 0'eloek. I1-Rig game at Coldwater. We won. 16-Wateh the teaehers blush! The State Inspeetor is here. 20-Whee! Sehool is out at 2:00 for Hillsdale game. We won. Negative debating team also wins at llillsdale. 221-Jr.Musie Club gives eau- tata. 26-'llhanksgiving vaealion. llnr- rah ! DECEMBER .2-'llruant offieers and three seniors have ai raee. Sen- iors win? 8-Gee, Don, where'd you get that sweater? 23-First basketball game. 5- 7 9 10 11 15 1 9- 20 Review, review for exams. -Miss Burroughs is strieken with a very severe ease of eroup and whooping eough. -Basketball at Albion. We win. -Mr. Bleek has operation. -EXAMS! ! -Coldwater vs. S. ll. S. We won 41-14. Miss Jacobs tells David Gil- bert in Public' Speaking class to show how he gets ready for bed. Girls, don 't look. -Everyone gets examined for searlet fever. FEBRUARY 1-Mrs. VValliek is absent. -J 0 :P -1 5 -Dobbv gets her hot letter. Game at Paw Paw. Some game. -Marguerite Albright trys to tell Mr. Perry that plants ean fly. We wonder if he believes it. -Kalamazoo Normal lligh vs. W X1 S. II. S. 1Vhere is Miss Jaeobs? Oh yes, in Ann Arbor. VVhat for? The J-Hop, of eourse. ifiontinued on Page 461 -1 i.,l1. YEAR I926 PAGE . Q if Y S I .a 5 1 Q ' 133 A .,.... xRWQ..A..if3..-'2' 3-' L Y 3 , '4il'!: 1 M5 . J. 4 ,. ,lim 'L f. ,..... ..,, V It gt T: , x 1 'L -'1-'f 4' , L insggg Q., b 'if zu. 5 J my N x -Q frf 'W-ifi'?5 J Q -X 1 1 . - 3 3. ',. fi 4 wrgi , , 'du I - f X 4 1 I Fw ' V . 1 , Q i f W, , -112 4 ' Y . : k Y' 1.- .l.. HG.. 46 STURGENSIAN CALENDAR K Continued from Page 443 -Miss Jaeobs tells Mush Ror- gert to tell the Public Speak- ing elass what he would say if someone took his girl. Mush didn 't tell us. Can you blame him? -Miss Burrughs has an oper- ation. Mr. Block eomes baek to sehool. Anthony VVaynes show us their stuff in basketball. Mr. Ferner 'foes to Wzishinfr- ru 25 ton, D. U. Mrs. Seitz shows us who's Who. -Basketball tean1 goes to Holland. We win. -Basketball team goes to Grand Haven. We lose. MARCH Love Pirates of Hawaii. fUperetta.l 6-Paw Paw plays Basketball here and brings a good band. 10-Tests, Tests, Tests-Montlr ly tests. ll 15 17 I2-NVe Win in tournament at Paw Paw. -Begin Senior Play. 'CS . -St. I'atriek's day. Now We know the people who are Irish. 18--We win in tournament in Kalamazoo. 19-Spring vac-ation starts. 25-T0ll1'll2llllOIll1 at East Lansing, nuf' sed. Annu, 1-All Fool's Day. VVateh your step. -7 5 -Mr. Perry says that frost kills beans dead. We are glad he told us they are dead after they were killed. -Miggie is all smiles because Mush is back to sehool. 6-Nothin' doin' today. Just a little rain is all. 7-Boys and Girls' Glee Clubs hold party at Kirsch Club Rooms. More glee! YEAR 'HG STURGENSIAN PAGE 47 - 1 s L iii A. ,K ,,..., . sl ,-. .- .... V---......, Q---'- -,.p----..-Q , '--M Ms 4 PAGE 48 YEAR 1926 SOCIETY J'-nor Such remarks as: Best ever, most beautiful decorations, 'tswell orchestra, delicious punch, etc., were proofs of the success of the .I-Hop of 1925. The committees responded splendidly. VVith Marion Smith as chairman of the entertainment. people who did not dance found a beau- tifully decorated card room-class room four. Alva Wliitemaii, chair- man of the orchestra committee, secured a very peppy orchestra. And it was a success, surely, because the Alumni asked them to come back and play for the Alumni Banquet. Ellis Levy was chairman of the decoration committee. At the entrance we were greeted by an arch decorated in the .Inn- ior colors-Purple and Gold. Back of this was the delicious punch, to quench your thirst and refresh yourself for the next dance. On going up stairs we entered the auditorium through an arch decorated with the Senior colors-Blue and Maize. .Inst beyond this was a very pretty fountain ornamented with white peonies. Streamers of the two classes' colors hung from the center of the ceiling to the side walls. In due time these had streamers formed by the serpentine which was thrown up into them. The stage was decorated with all four colors and beautiful white peonies. There was a large 1926 below the foot lights and above a tent made of the Junior colors. The orchestra seated themselves in the tent on the stage and preceded to play the grand march. The Presi- dents of both classes led the march. ' After the Grand March, came the dancing. Then the hour of twelve came-all too soon. GIRL RIGSIGRVIC PARTIES On October 22nd, the Girl Reserves held a Hallowe'en party in the auditorium. About 120 were present, all masked. Prizes were given to the cleverest costmnes. Refreshments of cider, cookies and apples were served. The girls had a true llallowe'en program prepared which was enjoyed. The rest of the evening, was devoted to dancing. On December 17, the Girl Reserves gave a Christmas party to all little children in the city. Games were played until Santa Clans came bearing some candy, fruit and a present for each child. In the evening the girls met in the auditorium and enjoyed a Christmas play directed by Ruth Ferner. After the play, gifts were CXCll3llS0d and the girls Sang Christnias Carols. YEAR ,926 STURGENSIAN PAGE 49 K 'L 2 W 'W 5 A V 1+ , s . . b - U - Il 15 's .....,' -. , .. , ,...... .. ....A. X... Q v t FA 1 ' ' VF 9. '3--s . . .... ' N' -4 ' , ' ,P 'f K Q I K . . ' H L :L x x ' 'Q Q. . il v E A R 1 a z 6 On March 18th. the Girl Reserves held their annual Mother and Daughter Banquet at the Carbon Coated Club Rooms. The tables were decorated in rainbow colors. There were 150 present. Toast- mistress was Margaret Butler. Margaret Sturr and Mrs. French responded to the toasts. Erma Hunt and Margaret Brubaker gave musical selections. A clever little playlet was also given. Ma Hause prepared the eats. SEVENTH GRADE PARTY The Seventh Grade held its first frolic in the form of a party on Thursday evening, April 1, from six to nine. It was their first get-to- gether in the Junior High School. From six o'clock till seven, members of the class put on a program consisting of recitations by Mary Barker, Iva Seeb, and William Rod- erick, musical selections by Alene Light, Russell Hanson, Emmy Lou Rider and Dorothy Doak. Mary Barker gave two very clever dances in costume. The most original feature of the program was the four selections given by the Seventh Grade Orchestra which was formed for the sole purpose of playing at this Class party. Carroll Stevenson accompanied them at the piano. Then came the all important part of the evening, the serving of the eats, Ice cream and angel food cake was served by the refresh- ment committee with ten little waiters and waitresses acting as servers. FRESHMPIN PARTIES The Freshmen had two parties, one on Oct. 26, and one on March 15. The first one was a masquerade at wl1icl1 Carroll Stevenson won the prize for the most beautiful costume and Joe Baird for the funniest one. Following the Grand March a short comedy In tl1e Doctor's Office was given. Music was furnished by the Freshman .I azz Orch- estra. Lots of food! At the second party another play was presented by the Tom- French-Hen Dramatic Company. Itlwas a scandalous play with three characters-count, countess, chauffeur. Following the play was a radio concert heard from station S. H. S. Readings were given by Margaret Walton and Margaret Maxwell. LE CERCLE FRANCAIS Le Cercle Francais had four parties this year at the homes of members. A part of each evening was taken up with the study of some province. The crowning event of the year was the banquet May 12. Each member had a part in L 'Initiation, a dramatization. BOYS' AND GIRLS' GLEE CLUB PARTY A sumptuous banquet was given at the Kirsch Club rooms on April 7. Sereta Shank was chairman of the food committee. After dinner a fine program, arranged by M. K. Parrish, was presented. Between courses of the banquet everybody sang popular songs. YEAR 1926 PAGE 51 GIRL RESERVES 'I'he Girl Reserve Movement is a braneh of the Y. W. U. A. whieh has been organized for the girls of lligh Sehool age. lt is a national organization and has its headquarters in New York t'ity. 'l'he Sturgis Girl Reserve Club was organized three years ago and has been doing very aetive work both loeallv and nationally. The pres- ent membership is one lumdred. Girls above the seventh grade are eligible to membership it they are willing to pledge themselves to the eode. 'llhe purpose of this elub is 'l'o aid others in living a tlhristian lil'e, to improve the spiritual, physieal, soeial and mental standards ol' our l'ellowmen, and ever be of serviee to our eommunity. The programs were planned with the idea of fulfilling this purpose. Vivian Slaek was sent as Delegate to the Sunnner t'onferenee at Saugatuek last Slllllllltlll She brought baek mueh entlulsiasm and in- spiration to the elub and we trust that our delegate this sunnner will be just as effieient. Roma Zigler and Graee Kirby were sent as delegates to the mid- winter eonferenee held in .laekson in January. These eonferenees bringing Girl Reserves from all over the state of Michigan together in order that they may know what other clubs are doing and realize the faet that the Girl Reserve movement is not only for Sturgis but spreads over the entire world. 'llhe Girls sponsored the Mother and Daughter Banquet Whieh was given the 18th of Mareh and we hope that this may beeome an annual aH'air. 'l'he eahinet for the eoming year has been seleeted and are as follows: lloms liuowx ........ 1,I'l'HtlIl'lIf h'l.xmAN Asivlrs .. Programa 'l'lim.1x1.x VAN l'r:i,'i' .. l'1f'e-I'f'es. l5n'r'rv VAN lloim . Social lllil EN 'l'ooi,nv . ..... SI'l'I'l'fllI'.1l -Xi,i+:i-:irlux GINTHER . , , , , Service Gimen Kumi' . , 7'reusurer Doms Kxwaona .. .. Music 52 STURGENSIAN Y M 'Q 6 . . v HI-Y CLUB Ill-X Vlulm zlfflllzlfvcl mth thc- 1wil'lliQ,'2lll Y. M. U. A UI l+'l1'I'IIiS Ilomm XAN Mmmu ...... I'rr's. I,I.AIill Umm .... . I'if'w-1'1'0.Q. G.x1,r: lluwmilm ,, ,, S1'f'1'f2lrl1'-11 I'-wi, IQLINE . ....... TI'I'llHlll'I'I' l'u,xnl,r:s A. I,u:n'r Ifurulfy ,lfl1'i.w. Av'l'1vl'l'ms: l'Idllf'2i1i0Il2lI 'l'ou1' to KZIIZIIIHIZUO' S mnsorml Hipd wt v I and Son I3zll1q1w'rg Umxlldllvfvfl 'Wlldvx' lioyk f10llf'4'l'l'lli'l'H in ' Joseph Founty. I'1fIu-msn mf l 'l.l'n: To 4-wah-, Vllililltilill, and vxtoml HIIWHIILL me sc-hool and l'0lIllIl1lllitV high St2lll1l2ll'ilS ui' f'lIl'iSti?lll c'lm1':u'tm - 7 1 SI.0uAN: fil02ll1 l1iVillQ,',Ul02lIl Spoovlg CIUZIII Sc'l1oIz11'sl1 p, Athlvtivs. XYUSI4-y Thurstfm Alvu xvhifvlllilll NY:lynv Stuvnls-y liurlv NVIILYNPI' l':lll1l'l' Sznndersun M:l1n'i4-0 l'UlNl0Il Ml'IMlH'1IiSlIII': Ilzlymf nd Ali-'t'k19Nl7lll'fJf l':1ul Smith Lewis l'l1:l1m1:m Leu Funk Ilwlwrt Trim 'l'lwml4u'e- A Lynn f'ul'tig Nw! Sulliv 1'l1:l1'les Curtis lluvial flillnxt In-yn Honll l':nul Asnmu-x STURGENSIAN 53 LE CERCLE FRANCAIS Lo l'n-ri-lo l'il'illli'2llS was orgzuiixod hy the l+'1'0m'I1 vhissvs of 1925. It 4-mlsisis ol' lll0lllillll'S of 'rho sm-oiici yvzir class and thoso of tho first your who hzivv iiwt tho l'0llllll'0llllllllS ui' tho vhih. In orcivr to lwvmiio lwtivr zivqiiziiiitl-ci with l+'l'oi1c'li goograipliy and history, 1-zu-li meeting has hm-011 dovotod to thi- study of one of tho uid i,l'0Yilll'l'S. ijll'tlll'0S, folk songs, and trzivol stories havo gm-:lily in- viwziswl thu intvrvst iii lirittziiiy, Noiwiizindy, lllois, and othoi' pimviiivus. For tlirvo years lm Uvrm-lo has closed with ei huiiqiivt. This your tho il-zitiirv was ai lil'2llll2l'IlZ2lti0ll Hifillltlillllllln in which all iiicinhurs tool: ll2ll'l.. LHS lNll'lMl3Hl'lS DU l'l'llil'l,l'l l llANi'AlS: linixm .li'Ni-1 Ziu1,if:.xn ,, l'n'.wirlr'nf l if:iiN FINNEY .. . S!'I'l'f'fflI Il LYNN l'l'li'l'lS ........ Virr'-I'n's. Guiumx M1i,1.Eii .... .. Trvfisrcr .lolm llcll Imris llruwn Luis l'1ll'l9l' Lewis t'li:i1mi:m l,ul'0ll:l Uuulloll Iwo Vmlkv Mildred Vurtis 4'li:irl4-s Curtis livailyii Guml Maury Ann Gumlvll llugei' Grove Fzwiilty Advisor-Il. Nzinvy l'lill'l'illHlllll Mary Ellen Hzirris Lziurai llepner l'il'lllll'0S Hilnlmiwl Fred Holt Pearl Hoopingnrner Hn-len Kline l':iul Kline Ralyinmid lxl9l'KiPlliJ1ll'41L' l'il'2lllii llzilmm' 011:11 Plzlttner ario rliziiwivs. Almzi Quirin Kathryn Rummel Kermit Svhaialf Usa-:ir Svhzilm VV:ilt0r Svlirnvmlvr Shirley Ann Slmrp Maxine Smith livelyn Stutzmzm llvlen Tnuley lluhert Trim lflzirl VV:ignPr Keith vvilitllll 7?7 STURGENSIAN 11357 W, ,W fy I DEBATING A l l I RM Nl' I V lil 'l' IGAIXI Alva Whiteman, Marion Smith, Seri-ta Shank l.Xlt,l l'Illis Levy Nl'lG.X'l'IVI'I 'l'I'1AM Doris Atkinson, liewis Iillillllllilll, Uurtis Sabrosky, Margaret Stun' Miss Leone Jacobs, Uoaeh. Sturgis, Illiehigan ' Mu-I-h xo, 1926 Iillkll' Mike: VVhen I wrote last time I was so exeited over telling' you about the basketball season that I forgot to tell you about our debating teams. We always have to eoinpare notes on that too. NVQ- had a peaeh of a IZGZIIII this year-good to look at Iespeei- ally tI1e girlsl and say, eould they talk? lVell, they talked their way through the preliniinary debates and into the elimination debates. CContinued on Page 615 ' E... .926 STURGENSIAN '--Tlpllgg 55 SHORT-CUTTERS 'l'his Uillil was 0l'QillllZi'li ill lil!-l ilitilllllgil th0 11211110 Sl1o1't-C'11ft01's was not oi'i'i1-izilly illilllltl'li 1111tiI ill 1925. 'l'h0 z1i111 of th0 Sl1o1't-i'11tt01's has 110011 tI11'00-fold: first to lll'lllllOil' ,Lfl'l'il1it'l' i11t01'0st zniimig th0 st11d011ts of Siltllfilillliig s00o111l, to attain S0i'iili mh-v0h1111110111: third, in 2ll'1lll2lillt st111i011ts with Sltllililltlllrl whi0h th0y 111-0 apt to 0110o1111t01' ill the illlSilli'SS world. This last lllll'llUSO, 0Sll0l'l2liiy, 0011111 not ililY0 110011 2l1'l'0llllbiiSil0li without th0 0oop01'z1tio11 of lll'0lllilll'llt i'iiiZ0llS of Stlll'f.1'lS who z11hl1'0ss0d the 0h1h ou different 0t'1'ilSi0IlS. 4 1 A I A 'l'h0 0fi.il'l'l'S fm' th0 j'02ll'Z D1-:sm l 1,11N.xl1 ....... l'r1'si1l011f Mimi' S'1'11.x'1 mN .. .. 1S'0r'r0f111'y iil'lllAI.lPlNl'1 S'1'1'11f'1f'1-11' .. V100-1'r0s. iAblll'l'l I'A Q'no1mN .... Tl't'IINIll'l7I' Ibm-is l!1'ow11 Evlyn Hill Violet Hill l+I1'z111p.:elin0 Mui llllill Sezilmld Minnie Sink lXl:11'g.:'r11'et l!u1'1'o11gl1s I.m'ett:1 Citllliltbll Helen lf'0t0l1 llesszi l l011:u' l l'illl1't'S lf'm'1'est Viviun S1411-k M il l'Q.Z'2lI't'l Gilmlmns ll:11'1'i0t Smith Alhertzi lli11tl101' U41 Vern St0ve11s Mary Stratton XVilm:L VVug11e1' Velma. XV:1ltke Muhel VVhit0111:111 lidith X'llY'lkl'l' Inez Ylllliithl' Ednzi Zabel PAGE ss YEAR 1926 Love Pirates of Hawaii By Ufis M. l'arrington Thursday, March 4th, 1926 Presented by STURGIS HIGH SCHOOL GLEE CLUBS Under the llireetion of Mrs. lletty l ranks Pianist, Miss Marialn Stotzer Sfll4lNI'l: Garden of Miss P llll0l',S Private Selmol in llawaii CAST Ulf' CIIA RAi l'l'lHS llurotliy Dear . ......,... .... l Jaugliter of Plaiitation Manager Sereta Shank Miss Priiner . . . ................ 'l'02U'll0I' of Private Seliuol for Girls Erma Hunt Lelnia, Karnlani, lliliime, Maile .................... llawanan Girls Ruth lferner, Marian Smith, KaLhryn Kauffman, Mary Kathryn Parrish j 1 1 liilly VVoods ............. . ........ liieut. U. 5. 1 ruiser, 'lleiim-ssee Ellis Levy Pirate Chief .. ...... . ...... .. Ileartless l'i1'alu Frank Palmer Svary .. . .... . ......... .. Pirate Alva XVliiteman CIIOHVS UF HAWAIIAN GHQLS Doris Brown, Ruth Krueger. Irene Holshuh. Gertrude Hunt. llurulliy XYiles, Mar- 1.:uerite XVap.:ner, Helen Tuoley, Fern Finney, Maxine Smith, Marian Asmus, Lum-ille llause, Golden lluhl, Iluby Dnnley, Kliwufe Kirby, Luis Carter, Loretta Cuuliuri, Pauline Cylka, Marian Frank, Roma, Ziglear. UIIORUS OF PIRA'l'l'IS Cliarles Sheldnn, Fred Holt, Harry Fry, Arthur Tuuley, Robert Trim, Lewis Chapman, John Bell, Albert Hubbard, Theodore Mowry. - 1---'-F:'E?-E-7 THE CHARM SCHOOL 'I'ho plot oi' This till'l'U-2U't vonnidy vviiivrs zlroinnl tho fzivt thai Austin iit'Y2lllS, :1 lnnnisonn- young' zintoniohilv szllosninn svniw-oly oni oi' hist0vi1s,h:1s inhvritod zi girls' honrciiiig' svhool. llo has sonn- vory ch-viclod vivws on ofhivntion, vliivf of whivh is that tho donnnnnt fozitiin- in tho 0lilli'Zlti0Il of the young girl ol' today should ho 1-hnrni. In his 0Il1i02lVUl't0 lmvo his thvorivs put info p1'zn fivv ho finals that Hn- niost vhzirniing of tho grirls. lilsiv livin-dofti, hzls fnilvn in lovv with hini. 'l'his was il sitnntion ho had ng.g'1'om-d to lll'0VOlli on lwllilitj' of Foro- vlosnrv hy Mr. Johns who pi':n'ti1'nlIy owns tho school. This hiznls io lhv sntisfzu'to1'y and hnniorons 1-onclnsion. ,Xmx h'ilClil'll'lli .. l10l'l'ffIl Voolzon i4ll,IiIAN S'l'AI l URD , Ililflu Sofmcs U XS'l' ,XUs'l'1N l3l11x'.xxs ..... Ellis Lvry IJ,-winMCKHNzln.ll1'11 Hillifflllflll linonon liovn . . Tlll'0l,Ul'l'11Il?Il'l'.Ij ,, Don Grow .. Iwo fillllkl' Ifmlsal lIi'1,.wf .lim Slmlfiiixs .... 'l'lM Simviilss .. Iloini-in .lonss ..... l+h,sin BENEll0'I I'I Miss llfws ....... . Miss fil7R'l'lS ..... S,xi.i,i' How , , .1IfII 1l-iIlII Goorhfll M inn,v, l7o1'nn'rY . JIarySf1'r1fton i'i'I'llEl, Sl'El.VlN ............... Gvlwllrliiif' Sfffffvy , Jlrzrion Snziflz, . Ifrnm Hum' Sf'I'!'ffI Slmnk lilmwnn KENT .... I'auIinf' fi-Illkfli fillAlCl.lVl I'E GRM' ...... ........ Nrzmjzy IIllI'l'ilI'ljf0H llonis .IonNsoN ............... Mary IX'lIfl1t'I'ilH' I,lII'l'iHll Ilnni-iN XVIHTE Jlnry ,Iliw IXvf'II!'l' J m N E'l l'E VVII ITM 1-in ........... Jf's.sirf Eirlmlfz I-31c'i rx' IJAN IELS .... Lois Cu rfcr .lixxn Bnowx . . . . Irvnr' Ilolsllizlli, PAGE 58 YEAR 1926 F BAND Owing tO the fm-t that nmst Of tho Older and more Oxporionved players in Our newly Oigrariizvci hand fDO0PlllDPl' 19245 g'l'2llilliltOll Inst Juno, tho Illilill part Of 'rho work this Year has hvon huilding' up the hand from the very Dt-',9,'lI1IllIlg!,'. 'l'hQ hand uow IIUIIIDOFS forty-two 21 large PCl'l'01ltil,2'0 Of whom we-rv solm-tod fI'0IIl tho sew-iitli grade. Most Of them have thoroughly lournod thv rudinionts of music' this yvar, and will he in thv hand for the next fwv yours, so wo Illilf' Oxpcwt il vonstunf iinprovoinciit in the quality Of thc hand. IITGII SCHOOL RAND fi0l'llf'fR TI'lllllIl0llP.Q Ifarifrmn IQENNETH GOOD FHARLES CVRTIS i'iDli.-XR fiI'H'I'IS LYNN fiUR'l'IS JOSEPH XYUNKER Saroplzonns DON MARSHALL Su ICLDUN MCRRIDE LAWRENCE IQRAMER ITIGDGER i'iDDY IEANIEL SWIHART JOHN ARKLIE 0l!H'f'l'I,I'fS ITEYO REALT, WAl.TER STUTZ HOWARD iqRAMER i'iVERE'l l'E JELLTRON iiSCAR SUHALM UWEN 'l'AuOART NVESLEY VFHVRSTON RICHARD POLE NIORRIS SCHLORF UECIL IiINlQLER l'11.M ER IUALKENSTETN LOUIS TILAER ii0BERT BESSER IJRANK ICERSHNER Picmlo and Flufe CURTIS SABROSKY OTIS FLENAR Basses MAURIOE CONDON IiOBERT TOOLEY Altos J. D. IIERSHEY UIIARLES iiIBBARD ROBERT TXDAMS HENRY LOETZ ALFRED SCHALM PAVI. IIOLTZ RAYMOND STRONG LARRY MAIN Drums XVILLIAM ii0DERIC'K IIENNETH HUNT XVALTER IIAOEN ROBERT GVSHXVA Hflls XVILLTAM RODERIL'IC Xylophmm VVALTER IIAOEN T STURGENSIAN 1 BASKETBALL fContinued from Page 375 firstrhalf e11ded in a ti to fi tie. Put Stl11'g'lS over eame this and forged into tl1e lead i11 tl1e second period. Sturgis, 2-lg Anthony Vlfayne. 39. Stl1I'g'lS ai111ed too liifrh and was defeated hy tl1e fast lloosier squad f1'01l1 l t. XVEIVIIQ. The fast Sturgis players were llllallll? to stop tl1e lloosiers Star forward who collected 23 poi11ts for tl1e111 a11d won the game. Sturgis, 293 Hillsdale. 11. The Sturgis team out-classed llillsdale squad and I'tll1 all over tl1e1n for a 29 to 11 victory. Nartker stepped to tl1e fl'0llt again and started scoring. Sturgis, 30g Coldwater. 14. Sturgis agai11 proved its supremacy over Coldwater 211111 showed them what real passing, acc11rate shooting. and some really Collegiate haskethall looked like. Sturgis, 325 Albion. 12. vlTl1lT1l11g' haskethall games is heceniing a matter of routine with Sturgis. This game was the ttlllill o11t of eleven starts for Sturgis this season and the sixth straight Victory in the Southwestern Michigan High-School haskethall race. Sturgis, 26g Kazoo Normal lligh, 16. The Grove hrothers got their heads together i11 the last few minutes and made a sp11rt which netted St11rgis 8 poi11ts therehy winning tl1e ga111e. Sturgis, 17g llolland, 16. Accuracy o11 free throws gave Sturgis a one point lead i11 this game with tl1e Dntclmien. This was one of the hardest fllllgllt games we have played Hlld was a fight from start to the finsh. Sturgis. 18g Grand llaven. 22. St111'jl'lS tried to hite off too large a cl111nk klllll defeat llolland tl1e flying Dutclnnen Hlld the Powerful flftllld llaven 103111 all i11 0110 trin. This proved a iizzle as Sturgis was 11ot llp to form after tl1e Ilolla11d game and proved an easy foe for till! powerful Grand llaven squad. St111'gis, 283 Marshall, 15. Sturgis l'llll0ll0il tl1e little Nine Title hy defeating Marshall i11 another hard fought game. Sllletld played the most effective ga111e he has played this season. Sturgis, 16g llillsdale, 11. Sturgis 215121111 defeated Hillsdale in the cage 231116. This has proved a poor SCHSOII for Sturgis 0IJp0l19I1tS as Sturgis is taking all the games. Sturgis, 37g Paw Paw, 16. ln spite of the fact that St11rgis had reg- istered a Victory over Paw Paw earlier i11 tl1e season, a hard hattle was looked for i11 tl1e return game. This proved rather disappointing as Sturgis had every thing her ow11 way. This fi11isl1ed the g'3lI16S 11p to the touriiaments. DISTRICT TOURNAMENT Sturgis defeated Three Rivers 30 to 13 in tl1e Optllllllg' game of the District to11r11ey at Paw Paw. This let Sturgis i11to tl1e semi-finals. Sturgis took a11otl1er hig step towards tl1e State Championship when she crushed So11tl1 llaven 39 to 12 and wo11 tl1e District Cham- pionship. This added another cup to our collection. ltr- STURGENSIAN YEAR .m REGIONAL TOURNAMENT South llaven, the first opponent Sturgis was to encounter in the Regional title meet at Kazoo, forfeited the gam.e to Sturgis. Marshall scared the Sturgis five by its hard drive in the semi-finals. Sturgis took this tilt 23 to 18. This left St. Joseph the last team to be encoun- tered. Sturgis won the Regional Class B tourney at Kazoo in its final game With St. Joe. This was one of the best and hardest games fought this year and ended with a score of 18 to 25. This makes the second time in history that Sturgis has taken the Regional tournamnt. This left Sturgis and St. Joseph to go to the All State Class B meet at lflast Lansing. Sturgis entered the State tour- nament with three of her stars under the doctoris care. Rorgert, Star Sturgis forward, was unable to play in this tournament at all. Sturgis won the first game of the State Championship against Petoskey 31 to 23, Levy, Howard and DeBolt substituting in the gap left by Borgert's sickness. Sturgis' next game was with Mt. Pleasant. This was the hardest fought game of the tournament and a crippled Sturgis squad took the game 30 to 220. This left Sturgis with one more game to win the State title. Here her old enemy the Phantom St. Joe team showed up as our opponent in the final game for State Championship. The Fighting Five after a hard and game fight lost tl1e State Championship title to St. Joseph. FOOTBALL C Continued from Page 365 The annual Armistice Day game between Coldwater and Sturgis was attended by the largest crowd in history. Sturgis fans rose up and supported their boys against the Sauer Krauters. Sturgis defeated Coldwater 13-0 the first time in 3 years. The last 2 years the teams have been held to tie scores. The 28-0 victory over llillsdale was another feather in the cap of the Crickets. This was one of the easiest games of the season. Don Grove and Whiteman showed Hillsdale some of the speed our backs pos- sessed and made long gains around the ends. The Thanksgiving day appetizer proved to be a fizzle as far as Sturgis was concerned. The Paw Paw squad backed Sturgis down the field for a 16-0 victory. T75-W STURGENSIAN '-1-1737 DEBATING tContinued from Page 545 We have a number of practice debates too. Do you? This year we had five. The first practice debate was with our affirmative team meeting the Kalamazoo Central lligh School. We didn't have a deci- sion for this debate but we were mighty proud of the showing our team made. Then our negative team met Bronson in a practice debate but we lost to them although both teams were rather evenly matched. Of course, everybody says it is just as beneficial to the speaker if you lose, but we care most about winning--naturally-and so were quite elated to win a unanimous decision from South Bend. Our last practice debates were with Constantine. We had a double header-one in Constantine, one in Sturgis the same night. Sturgis and Constantine Faculty acted as judges. The Sturgis affirmative won 6-1. The Constantine affirmative won 4-3. Now to tell you about the regular debates, first the negative went over to Hillsdale. It was the same day we had beaten them in football and so we were glad when we added another victory tunanimous too.l Bronson came over' here for the next regular debate and we had our revenge for the practice debate, winning 12-1. In January the affirmative team went to Kalamazoo to debate with the Normal High School. Although we lost the decision we were glad to have met them, for they surely know how to treat you. The last of the preliminary debates was with Edwardsburg, and our affirmative won an easy victory there. This made us eligible for the elimination debates, the first of which was held at lludson. To our great sorrow we lost. Seems as if I heard the team was royally entertained by some Hudson sheiks to a steak dinner-which doesn't sound so depressing. Another thing we did this year that I bet your school didn't do was to have a student chairmen at these debates. Kensal Wise, Lewis Chapman and Ellis Levy have taken turns being chairmen in a way that would have done credit to Mr. Ferner himself. Well, have ten minutes left to get my Civics. So long, Bill STURGENSIAN fdnkrn '.1 --' STURGENSIAN Y E.. R 1926 'l'lllC ROAD TO SUCCESS lilarly to bed and early to rise Work like thunder and advertize VVear Jacobs shoes more and more And keep your feet from off tl1e floor. Father- How is it I find you kissing my daughter? llow is it I ask you? H. Fitch-t'0l1, great, great! Jim-llow long before Elma will make her appearance? Mother-She's upstairs making it now. Miss Barnes-VVhen was Rome built? Harry Fry-At night Miss Barnes-VVho told you that? Harry Fry-You did. You said Home wasn't built in a day. Leo Kaub-See my new wrist watch? L. Coohon-Oh, I see it's second hand. Walter Stutz-Wliat did Indians die of? Robert Adams-I suppose of Injun trouble. Alva Whiteman-Sweets to the sweet? Alice MeKale-Oh, thank youg may I pass you the nuts? Lieut. Tale-They say Captain J inks was very calm and collected after his accident. Col. Spin-Yes, yes, quite calm-he's still being collected. AW, NOW A few days after a farmer had put his two children to school a book agent called on l1in1 and said: Now that your children go to school you ought to buy them an encyclopedia. Buy them an encyclopedia? Hanged if I do, was the reply. Let 'em walk like I did. ' ' 7733-'-1' STURGENSIAN r A G z Q 5 'FOO MANY Mother-You are at the foot of the spelling class again, are you? Bill Roderick-Yes'n1. Mother-llow did it happen? Bill-Got too nlany z's in scissors. WHIGRIG SHE VVAS Johnny Qexcitedlyl-Ma, I just seen- Mother Qreprovinglyl-John! VVhere's your gralnniar? J olinny--HI was jus' tryin' t' tell ya. She's d0Wl1 t' the barber's gettin' her hair hohbed. llid any of your ancestors come over in the Mayflower? No, but I understand one of them ran for the boat and missed it. Lyle J .-Ilow did you get that bump on your head? fllarry F.-'l'hat's where a thought struck nie. F. King-Are you waiting for the next mail? M. A. Goodell-No, I'm going to be a little more particular than that. Miss Ronnnel-llc certainly is a nice boy but he knows the worst songs. Miss Albright-Does he sing them to you? Miss Ronunel-No, he just whistles the tunes. Gordon Miller-I hear Punches has taken classical dancing. Art 'l'ooley-Yes, he got the idea trying to get into a union suit wlnle i11 an upper berth. llostess--Will you take your tea with a lemon, Mr. Levy? Mr. llevy-I prefer it with a peach. However, if your daughter insists. Snmrt Uity h7lSlt0I'--fSll0Wlll,!,' a chestnut burl-Say, Rube. what do you call this? Rube-You dern fool! 'l'l1at's a porcupine's egg. PAS! 66 STURGENSIAN ti T Miss Jacobs-What is a divorce? Gale Howard-A penalty for catching dear out of season. Motto for Students: If you must kill time, Work it to death. Dessa-Don't answer-I hear footsteps. Ted-S'all rightg that 'S me coming to a decision. He-What would you say to a tramp in the woods? She-I wouldn't say anything-I'd run. The young man raises his first mustache on the installment plan -a little down each Week. GOOD NIGll'l' Elma-Did you dream that you were out riding with Bill last night? Jessie--Yes, how did you guess it? Elma-I saw you Walking in your sleep. Sugar is sugar And salt is saltg If you laugh at these jokes It 's your own darn fault. NOT ENTIRFILY HOPFILESS G. Atkinson-The man I marry must he a hero. F. Newman-Oh, really, you 're not as had looking as all that. THE FAT COOK Plumber-I've come to fix that old tuh in the kitchen. Daughter-Oh, mama. Here's the doctor to see the cook. Miss Powley-CIn Oommercial Lawj-If a man was forced to sign a contract hy the point of a gun it could be easily proved afterwards that he was forced to sign the contract. Smeadic-Yeh, you het, if the gun went off. .l.l YEAR 1926 STURGENSIAN P A G I ' 1 I fAfff1.1,m Tfwfvas wr sr: F? g LEARNING THF 5 - 5 CfMRl1F5T'0N 545 WEE 4. rl Q 9' 1 il io 1 23' I :' Ol NGK X ,ga HAY! W -SIZTFRQNT DOORX f, L -i- 'R X Y' -1 'Q SA 7 f KW ' Y 9 N A H l HQ Q gm, JUST MISSED IT! Don Grove to ll. Dellolt-Did her father come between you? ll. Delfiolt-No, ll1CI'0lV behind uie. Babe Levy-Dear, I'd gro tlll'0llg'll anytliing for you. S. Sllilllk-'llllCIl try that door, kiddo. K. Kaufman-1Albion gamel-Say, I Wonder how the players will ever get the mud off from their suits and faces. M. Albriglit-Didn't you ever hear of the scrub team? M. Franks-'llliey tell me lubber tires. B. Yau lloru-Of course, that 's why it stretches. 'Fed-Please, just one more kiss before I leave. i Dessa-All right but you will have to hurry. Father Will be llOIl10 in half an hour. PAGE ea YEAR 1926 lVhen you're foolin' in the hallway And havin' lots of fun, A laug'h'n an' a gabhin' As if your time had come, Yon'd hetter Wateh your knittin' An' keep kinder lookin, out 'l'lr Mr. Light'll get you lt' you don't watch out! Mr. Perry-Say, would you like to see something swell? Mrs. Perry-Oh, yes. He-Just drop these heans in water and watch them. She-What a nice Watch! He-Sure, that 's my runabout wateh. She-Your runahout Watch? Isle-Yep. Runs about a minute, then stops. Mr.-I've got an awful headache. Mrs.-Wliat you need is exercise. VVhy d0n't you take an axe and get at the wood pile? Mr.-I hayen't got a splitting headache. Weary Postman-Gosh, look at the letters to deliver-and me tired us a dog. I got a good mind to mail 'em. ANOTIIICR TRAGEDY My sehoolgirl 0omplexion's gone, l heard a maiden say. A eyelone eame along and hlew 'llhe drug store all away. C'0N'l'RA DIUTORY She-VVhat time is it? Ile-l ean't tell. 'l'here's two hands on this Wateh and I don't know Whieh to believe. 311-:in-:., Yu?,l-:gixf 1u....1..1 -nn1np1.p1n1.g1.,1..- To Cut Advertisers In behalf of the Senior Class, I wish to thank the IIl9l'CllillltS, manufacturers and others who contributed to our annual for their splendid support and eo-operation through which we were able to publish our annual. In return for their aid in making our annual a sneeess, we ask your patronage. PILLIS LEVY, Iiusiwss Manager of Sfurg0nsian -q1gi.14q1..1..1..1 1 --.1 1- 1 1 1:11-lintquigiqqi 69 'I' 1::1:9-1:-:: nfs: .inf :i :- :f 1 1 :i .-.::T :inf :Q : :: ::- ' 311: :r WILL A. CAVIN Commission I Lumber I 1 1 A n 'F I ,g,...................-..-..-.......................-..-.....:is ,L OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN Phones Office 437 Residence 506-M Office Hours 9 to 12 2 to 5 Evenings by Appointment cis'-1'-1 -H-'I-I'--I'-'I-'I-0'-n1n-ltr:-ll:::lrw--r2::4-1-ll-KQKIHZH-I L 70 X .l U 1 Q01Ov01lKltl'O 5. I 11, e If f ,nf ll A ' ,lclyi Q . ' 111'-'F ,, 12' .' Z ' 'l if L 1 ll Safety Means Safety in This Bank When your money is on deposit in this Bank, 1' it is safe, whether in a savings account, a time certificate, a checking account, or in trust. N If ii 1. H 1 The safety of your funds is our first consid- eration. When your valuables are kept in our - ! vaults, they are safe-safe against fire, water W and man. safety for our customers. i c1T1zENs sTATE BANK Sturgis, Michigan 71 .l. .............................-..... - - - - - -.-..-.........-..-.................+ We try to be courteous, prompt and efficient always, and above all do we provide absolute 11.-...-.-p-1..1.'1..i'.1 1 ... 1 J. C. WOLFINGER Drugs Kodaks Perfumes Etc. Phone 18 72: u-:: n: - L4 LJq..u:' 1:1111 DOME DAMPERS FOR FIREPLACES Coal Chutes Structural Steel Pulleys Shafting Hangarg Belting Packings VS ire Rope Victor Hack Saw Blades General Machine Work Nicholson Machine Company E. NICHOLSON, Prop. gui- .u.-nn -M1 1. .Q -. 1nu1nu-un.-n:n1ul1n .1lnigg.-lglqin..-.g1..1..i..i..1..1..1 BASSLER HARDWARE General Hardware Paints, Oils, and Sporting Goods The Winchester Store Phone No. 9 I.-.-ipgi::7:: 1: :: ' : .ixiezini VVhat ever trouble Adam had. No man in the days of yore. Could say when he had told a joke. I've heard that joke before. Begfrar-Kind slr, will you give me a dime for a bed? Smeadie-Let'5 see the bed first. Old father Hubbard VVent to the cupboard To tickle his palate That'g all ln 48 hours, a prayer And some flowers Alas: 'twas wood alcohol. -..1..-an :vu - 1: -: :u - ':-an :: :lx 73.-42. zzl-anionic: , :r ::'n::' '::' : 'I' sci: H ni: :r-5411: zziur-ln-:I1ll-u1uu1n:i::7lu-sl.-n:+::1 ni: 1111.-nu-311: L M R: coMrAN Q wi FURN WI :Tu inig..-q..1u1.--.-..1gl1g..-.g.1qp.-n.-qq-.qq1q..-.-1q.1u-u-quz-nu 7 3 p1.-.gg-.g.-.l1n1nius1s:-ap-n-un1nm- 1...-glfggilliqq-.ql..u1qu1u-gn1qa..qniI n1u1u1gl....u ,.1.,1..1..1n.1n--llilpiun11:11.-nn.-u Ii..n- 1. II K I DIETZ DYE WVORKS Ll I I K 'T fl ,. ll l if CLEAN WORK-oDoRI.Ess is FINISHED ON TIME 1' FAULTLESS DRY CLEANING V AND DYEING ,. ll Sturgis, Michigan I 114 N. Nottuwa St. Phone 105-R ll ii- niu1u-:l1u:a:lu-u-- +2-sf -1:-acguiu 'R' vllflw-r r arf- xfx W 1:71:73- ufuininlsr' xi 1 Y ::,, :i-fx? 1: fl 440.5 I S79 cgfui. 1,545 I Black Hat Shop Over Watkin's Drug Store 1u:in-:mix 1 :: anim: u: :gif -- n ELECTRIC BATHS MASSAGE PARLORS A. L. HARTMAN Masonic Block -,.1..-...1..1..1..-nu1nn1an1n1n1a-u -u+u1u:W -- uf- 71:7-Y' W uf Would yon mind, sir, having tea this morning? asked the landlady. I'1I1 sorry to say the coffee is quite ex- hausted. Quite exhausted, is it? said the boarder, Pm not at all surprised. You know it's been in a very Weak condition a long time. 1' 1 Everything for Your Car STURGIS AUTO SUPPLY Co. E 7 -.......-......-...-...-..-......-..-..-..-.q. 7 4 1..1..1g.-.lx-au1.n1nn1n 1:11:- gl..-.up--.q1u.i.g1ln -nn-nu --:n-ner.: .. .n--e. ,.. W 74: :Y SHOE REPAIRING Radebaugh 8a Day 116 North Nottnwn -H .-ul1...1..-.q...u1uu1q1n.-u.qn-ui -...-u.in1n1.p1..1,. u-ns-u1up1n-nl Compliments of Morency-Van Buren Manufacturing Division SCOVILL MANUFACTURING COMPANY Manufacturers of the Superior Quality M-VB PLUMBERS' BRASS GOODS Yi Sturgis, Michigan gb :iui::1n1o:.i:n-ni: is 1 i111 u1m1uuu-luxe:-ll1n1n1sl Q 1..1..1n-nui-n1 -. 1 .-uninninu-.n1lu.-u.1n1un.-un p1n1nu1un1nn1 1. -n1g.1..l1..i..1p. uinl 1nn..un1uu1qu1uu1uu1un1 1 1 James Montgomery DEALER IN Willys-Overland Fine Motor Cars Telephone No. 385 232 West Chiongo Street QUALITY SERVICE KIRBY GROCERY C'OMl LETE LINE GROCERIES MEATS AND BAKED GOODS :guim1uu1gnilu1uu-.nu.-.:1ln1u1n1uu 1-q1..1..1..1..1 1 1..1..1..1,,,.1,.,1.u. VVhite Crowe Grocery Home of Martha Washington Candies Ko-We-Ru Brand Goods lipton's Fine Coffee Ten Garden Preserves and Jellies Better Eats for Less nn.-.gin-.pq-.nl-.lui .1 1 1 1 .-ll-.I-- u1u -11,411.19--11.11 .1l.1..1..1..1,..-.... 11:11113.1111.11.11-1nui,.in.1np1n.1nl-. D. A. CHESTNUT Dry Goods Men's Furnishings and Shoes WALTON BLOCK ur.1uq1--1-1-u-.n1n-.-14.11.-lp.-q1u.1 HERMAN SCHAFER FRESH AND SMOKED MEATS STURGIS, MICHIGAN 114 N. I'rospec't -un-. 1 1 1 1n.1nu1u1lo1lu1u1u-gl A goat ate all our other jokes - And then -begun to run I Cannot stop, he softly said, I am so full of fun. F. Henry-Whut's the matter? Rosa Male-Gotta stiff finger. Flo-W'hz1t's the matter with it? Rosa Mae--Cun't bend it. -,.,... 1 .1 1 1nn1n:1ql1gqi.-gg-.q1.. 1..1p1..1g1..1..1..1..1..1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1.1-nn1uu1nn1..1..1 AULSBRQQK AND JONES THE SATISFACTION EXPERIENCED BY THE POSSESSION OF GOOD FURNITURE IS A LASTING SATISFACTION FURNITURE '33 AULSBROOK SL JONES FURNITURE CO ' STURGIS The Gateway to Michigan 4. .....-..-..-..-..-...-.-----.. ----------- - -.---.-..--. lf. 77 .51 ipgiqi-.1qg1qp1gq SIGALAS RESTAURANT PETER CHOLOMETES, Prop. After the Show Eat Here We Use Best Coffee and Best of Everything TRY OUR SUNDAY DINNER Dining Room for Parties Quick Service A Popular Place-Popular Price Telephone 7 -W 200 W. Chicago - -:infix 1:73.-grwu-1 :-lggig--,.,.7, 7 7 7 -I iz: 2: :gig-mein: 1 :Y zixin: unix- Central Meat Market AUGUST SIEFORT, Prop. Home Dressed Fresh, Salt and Smoked Meats Sturgis : Michigan 103 W. Chicago St. Phone 91 lin1g.-.gg-n1n1-.illin--.gg-qg1gp1qq 1-ll1...1..i..1..1..1..- Success to the Class of 1926 M. S. KEASEY -u:7:u1u.-::7: :: : .1 :xi inm- Get Antiseptic Habit Sf' Ch'i t IX .1 rg Not a Long Whit The Antiseptic Barber Shop A. H. VVINER, Prop. Shower Baths in Connection Best Workmen to Be Had Best Attention Given to Ladies' Work Also a Full Line of Toilet Article for Men and Women 211 W. Chicago St. Sturgis : : Michigan -niuzznzn-:: :::n1xin-nl-nailz: 0 M I, - ,. if O I' I I, mIvEI.vI.'.f.nI QIIII II. . ,v I 1 Ig I i I I :QI 1 I15ii.I,III3Ikiwt'.fnl1YIIIHIIIBIIIMII I 'H I XX , I In 4' l V V I .J I. '1 I Y - Q , i ff s s I. II I ' It . Xt , f I A 4 I II I ,- E ' I II 1 Iv , K., I, , I I , I , PAVA , I I ffff ff ',,Vs .iialtlulfiiili I ' 'l if I f I vfy: f . I I I If II +V - ' . --,sp' ' t . . 1. . ,Q ,I X ,QB I I W I ' , as it ' I ff : I t -QW ii W fif5I 2 A' I I. 1 I i ! . ig if 'C '45 . .lf G . ' I 5? ffai-lefxfsi 4 5 9' pb 'X Klfsch qumln I , .N LL , , ,7zm.I-IIIIW 1 .txt 2 1 Rods easily tilt I I A I ra - I ,. into placeonthe z g t f I -'-'A': , ' 'I nu i I I I I 5 ' II II,.!.'.,gQyI, ---- f' Brackets and I Tfllllllltllllllmlgi ,A ' + I 2:22. i :.:.a I ll 'ml i 'H I IIIIIIIIIM :novell by :lie f I i f t1 ',g,iI'ia1uliIilf'f1fIi,a EI aww same my wi- ' llwIg2:1gI3Pi31i.w 1 f Q IIIIQI ximhnmkezs A I I, I- , a 5 ' 'ANIME' are easill put up I 4, I .II,,IIg-VIH g ' A without qfacing lI I LI I I ' ' 'I - the woodwork. I ' ,-1- ' I o I ft? 522- . I I me in ' Enislz Setting a New Standard IRSCH Rods in the Stipp1e'I'one Finish-are the most artistic you have ever I I seen. The patented 'StippleTone imparts a rich, sillc-like effect, also E it -is more durable. Yet with all the added beauty and value, these rods cost I I you less than the standard Kirsch Rods of the past. Kirsch Curtain Rods fit all windows, take care' of every window draping need, I and make it easy to secure artistic effects. Kirschlixtension Sections simplify I the draping of wide Windows, they build up rods of any length. Use Kirsch Rods to get the effect you want in the most practical manner. ' ' I I , I THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE FOR KIRSCH I . QUALITY AND SERVICE ' E KIRSCH MANUFACTURING COMPANY STURGIS. MICHIGAN, U. S, A. 79 1.9-.q.1..1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1..1,.1 1 1un1n1n.1n1n1n1..1 1 1 1 15 Tlflgr Always Dependable 150 wi? IEE . ll CLYDE o. T. SCHEETZ RQ, -fi' J., Sales and Service 3153? Sturgls, Mlchlgan Phone 586 121 N. Nottawa 1.11..1..-,.-..-..-..1..-..-..- -is -in-----1..-..-...-..1.......-...1..1...- . i 1 A. E. CARTER i 1 A. E. MOORE 1 ! 1 H M V 1 I School Supplles mam mums AAD l I AND MEATS - I , . l i Kltchen Utenslls Phone 2-0 Florence Street 5 ln NVith VVatson and Griffitl -1 L-.-.-..-.....-.......m...-... .1................-...1..1..1..1..1.-.--1--W T 'I--1111-I 1 -l'- -'l1 '1l'-lI-l'--4- Sho: Papa says you have more 5 2 onoy than brains. 3 lie: I-la! That shows what a i' I E L L I 0 T T ol h, is. 1'm broke. . ' Sheze Yes, Papa added that you I: 5 H 0 T E L ere. I I ....1........ : I l'll teach you to kiss my daugh- i 1 D, J, GIQROXV l'ou're too late, I've already I 1 Pl'f7lll'l8IUl' l lrned how. 1 L 1 ! llvlliilivll-till!!illTll1lllilll'iIlllllTl + ' 'H1'1li''IU'-'I'-'lFilllillilliIlilllll'1l Men's and Women's Ready-to-Wear and Dry Goods A. W. GARDENER ..,.1.1.1.n-4.1.11111.-1-11--1 ..-...1-11.1 1.31: .zu-c: .91--cf.: .min : 80 ..pp1n1..1..1g.1gg1..1..1..1 1 -.gli1.1111-nqqg1gl1g'iui..1nu-nqliqgqq-I 1.9.-...1.i..1..,....-.?..1...-.1 - 1 .. .-I..-....1ni..1..1 -..p1q.-lg-pg-.gg-niggig, ' ' '? lia1s- . iff i ' 4 n9.,o,kw4iLa'?x, gig, 55 , 5 A ' ':': . fi ' N ' 1 E .C I- J . 1 .. 1, W eng-,K ,W Y :I-.Jamal '--HU-iw iv! :,- .is at-1 fi :fn L31 i. at Y, . ' I, nm. .5 il :.-2,11 14 .,,1,-.L 4- 1- I' 'W . ,N fl' ww' 1 . Vg' , I-, 5 . I 1 , I 1lf,2'M.-Ugg., X VF gin: k .li f ' J? X 1 X , , w.H : f Q! 1 fe 19-v 'L 1 J : n - t vCCWx 19 1 .-U -,Q-X., s AL yn xl n- ii NY N33 J KV 'lf' x L., 5, mimi 06,411 Q, q UU: 1 V 5 1 I Q ! 9 I E4 IT - i I 0 A Davenport for Sitting--Lounging-Sleeping Sold by Leading Furniture Dealers Throughout the Country Contains Over Six Hundred Separately Encased Nachman Springs No Other Davenport Has the Exclusive Cedar Covered Bedding Compartment X 'oya1If' 7 avefm offs '3qi,'-crlli.pfK,I1Lf's 'HY ' J' .f H ,. .ff Z' AEP' - Vu f',1 12' 4'-E -,2' f' 'Y ,-Jw - if --1 , .5-X - -f .f ,,'5'1'?i :1','Z'-'F'41vfgf:i,j.9' vw- -ww.-,b ,f .fu I-. . N. : i rt., .. K, ,. , 43.1 nf' , X . .n. g.6.. ,ri-4 L...,...,w'a,,.. w4'.uv.,+v.i1-xl L.m.a,ga.4-mr,A.u:.,L-:n...,a.....A.2a',..,L1-1..,.r,:,.-sumwr .J .J , 1 rm .. -im.. r. .. . H- --f ROYAL EASY CHAIR CO. Sturgis : Michigan 81 I-an--ul is grain-1iuin:+:: uint : lilies--nb-liliinniui-1ug1un1'+-' r n1no1r r ni- n-91+--7:4-u --fx Ted Douglas and Claude Fox JUST GGOD CLOTHES Sturgis, Michigan Stetson Hats Interwoven Hosiery Hart, Schaffner 8z Marx Clothes Artex Collars -4.19.11-igg-4.-.q1gu-.gn EAT Fritzie's 2-in-1 and Potato Bread Sanitary Bakery ASK YOUR GROCER -..q...q1q1g.1.p1ll1q.1..1gp1gp-13.15.11 :iss 1-ruin-ui:--:zu --7-rig: --ig --iq1p.- no-:q1ggig.1u-.n1..1.p1g.1.,in41.pi Telephone 341 BROWN Sz KIRBY DEALERS IN Pasturized Milk and Cream -ul -alll:-uuu1ll--liiuu1ll:sco1l-111:11 +L: gg-ul-it-1: ' ' :: -gl: - .-zfnin:-Wn1 Failed in Physics, flunked in h,. Mat , I heard him softly hiss. I'd like to spot the guy who said- That ignorance was a bliss. ii.-...... Keith-V!'here was the Declara tion of Independence signed? Babe-At the bottom. ..q1n1q1qg1p-pin--gg-.gg1q1qg1-1.9.-.4 I-hznul CO. PER PA TED COA RBON NATIONAL CA I igig--I-1gg1gg1g-gg1.qp-..g1g.--gilgi ...-..1..1..1.gig1u.-.41.p.-.g1g.-...ipu-nq1on1un-u Everything New in WALK-OVER AND SELZ SIX SHOES NEUMAN 8: GILHAMS -q1n1su1uiu1.n1n1gn T :: in 1413141 izuln-:f iz- :: :: :ix :: :: 1 1....-g1u1uiu1u-lu-n.--n1nu..u1n-np- .gujxinfx-l,,,,,,,,51.--.., .. .. .. I ' T U 3 John Marielly sz Co H WHOLESALE AND RETA11, Compliments of il H The Home of 1 Th B tI C a BUICK co. H 6 gsuggiy re m 6lN0thing, BuickS77 H FRUVIIS AND PANDIES H H OF ALI, KINDS ,......,-......................n-.i l-,..e::.-..- Sammie-CVVatehing his mother comb her hairy- Ain 't We funny folks? Mother-Why? Sammie-'Pause you'vo got elef'trioity in your hair and grandma has gas in hor stomac-h. u-u1gq1u1u-u1u-.u.1.-1.-1.--nn1u1qn1u1gu1p.-u-u-.Q-..1q1q igigiggiggfggig.-.nipT:g:,. pq-.n:i::fpg.-nzfninzfnzfzz ::, :: ::, Y:: ::7::n ufxf Ladies' Ready-to-Wear and Millinery 1. W. DEAGE ,in-.uwzzinff-:1.n ,:: ,::7::...:1:.f:.-..-...,i:. l:.1:.-...-aiu 7:1 ,::-n-u4::.-g-f:.1u- aiu I4 'H' Sturgis Lumber and Supply Company 1-I if '.. MULE HIDE . 'WOTA KICK 'Q INA Hlulou rffr ROOFING , -Ann- SHINGLES I The Green Sheds North Jeierson Street Phone 132 :I re Q...-..-...-...-..-..-..-..-...-...- -..-..-..-......-...-..-..-..-..-..-..-...-..--..-..-..-... un..-..-..-.--..1..----u-..- - - -H.--...nga :gn--u-1---------1 - - ---.---.----u--.M H I T CANDYLAND 1 The Sweetest Store in Sttlrgis. .. N 1' :: N Home Made Candies :md Ice C're:m1. 5 H C'untz1in the Purest of Materials. Comphments if H 2 Q Our Long Yours of Experienve of 'l':1ug.:'ht Us to Use Only the J 1 Purest Materials Ohtzlinzlble. 'X U STURGIS : 3, it r L' L I GRAIN COMPANY 1 lght uncheonette VVS' Have Built Our Reputxltiun 1: V '! On Purity and Quality. Cleanliness Our Motto. 1 E I H ll M E 2 11 -- lx: 4 Jllilll '31llTlll'llllllllTllilIiflTl'lll?li aiu 85 Sam Manusos, Prop. ........................-......-.... - - - ... - ..-..-.............. -..-................-......:. Y, 1: 1 1 -ii 'R' i 1 1 E 1 1 I fx T I E E -..p Q.: -, -7 :Q sf: 7...-.Q ..-..-sizes.: .2 .....g. -T.::..:: 1 -W..- i ' ll H You can do better here N ll ' Clerk: Should I order some more V if 1: fresh eggs? ' 1 Grocer: No, we have enough in 1: Monuments and ' the cellar to last us a couple o' L H 11 months. Markers 1 ,, I, L..-.ii ' E. T. H Father-Son, whv is it that you H , are always behind in your studies? Sturg1S n H Rog Grove--So that I may pursue if I them, Father. Q. ......-,.....-..-............................i. , ,- Q..-..-..-............-..,-...........-....,....,.. .P 2 Sereta: I had a lovely nut Sun- i H dale. ll ' Marion: I have one calling to- ll -1 Office Hours: 8-10 A. M., 1-5 P. M. H night- g Evenings by appointment only. 11 ' --------i- ll ,, 5 Betty Van Horn-What's the E E matter Jane? H ' ' ' ig Un Januaryb Jane-Got spring H USTEOPATH H fever I guess. g Betty-Spring fever??? Ha! I-la! 1' ! U Jane-Yeah, now. to avoid the J Over Dona1dson's Hardware. M rush, H Phone 444 102 W. Chicago sm. 1 qua -c11111111111111o1111111111-11111-111111119 3, 117:11 : :: 1110: :: :ix nl: pi -5.-..-.-..-..-..-..-..-......-..-..-.sz..,-.::: .1 .K - -1 -1, .1-1: ee 1: , :Es 11, H Phone 106 THREE DELIVERIES DAILY 104 S. Nottuwzl St. PORTER SL BURG A Home Dressed Meats 1 The Sanitary Market Sturgis, Michigan air!--ll-Il-11-11-11--11-n1-1-:-11-11-11-11::u--1-::1-un--11-:1::::x :::u:n 1114.7 - rx :Z ELECTRIC SHOP J BOSTETTER sz NARBER Contract and Electrical Appliances Everything Electrical f y PHONE 151-M .ist Je.-..... if ..-..-..- - Z.- iz 1. ca 4 86 -cz : :: 10111 .:: 1: W: 1: Y::71: 1.1: 1: 1111: 3111: 19119117 : ,Jo1::f 1: 4:1 - er ' :ir -' -- f -he 'ff 1 l l'I Western State Normal School KALAMAzoo, MICHIGAN Carefully selected corps of trained instruc- tors. Splendid campus of 56 acres including 15- acre athletic field. . New Library Building. . Well selected library material-200 maga- H 3 :zines and periodicals. 4 Splendid Gymnasium for men just completed H H Iflour-Year .-1. 13. and If. S. DP.f1l'Pf' Courses M Two-Ymr Life Cerfifimirf Courses fi Three-Year Courses in Special Subjects u V rl Appointment Bureau places graduates and alumni free. Excellently equipped cafeteria. Co-Operative Book Store. Fine democratic atmosphere and splendid . school spirit. For catalog and :ld lit I i 1' mation, address the Registrar l D. B. WALDO, President JOHN C. HOEKJE, Reg t I +1 M 1, 1 1 1 f: ::- : i:f-: f -- --- -- -- + .. W- W- 4 87 1...-..1pp1.p1 1 ..-1...---.q...n.-gpgnlu 1p.1..1q.1.,1.g-.g1...1..i..1......1..1.,- .................-...........-..-.............T .g.......:,c .:L:...::f.:-3-1 :: .Z L. B. PURDY DENTIST .1 1 I 1 i I 1 ! 1 1 1 1 I 1 !+ I li Office Hours-8:30-122003 1:00-5:30 -gn..-..,-..-1. Office Over Packard's Compliments of LONG Sz MILLER 1 ?..1..1,.1..1..1..1q1qq-.gp Pa,,' said little Robert, A lIlH11,S Wife is his better half, is11't she '? ' ' llis Father- VVe are told so, my sou. Little Robert- 'l'l1e11 if il man niarries twice there is11't anything left of him, is there '? 1n1g.1q1q.1g.1u-.g.1l.1..14.1g.1g'-.1g-gp.-I-Q.-lin YY Jn 2:7 .li 7 n1g:,-gg ,gg 731: 'Fr ll U X -I The Home of I l l 1 Quick Fire Coke .L ,. .g......-...-..,.- .. .. ,-.,..,..,.., I STU RGIS' LARGEST CLOTHIERS ll f Everything Dixie Gem Coal if for Men,S l I and Boys' N Wear GEO. R. TURNER'S C 1 Y d Oa ar John Tripp SL Co. T g Old Reliable Stand 4 ....-..- - -..-..-.-......-..-.4. 4-....-..-....-...........-.-..- 4. ................-.-.............-......-.....,-...............-.................. 4. M l HERFFJONES COMPANY Indianapolis, Indiana Designers and Manufacturers School and College Jewelry NO'l'l4l: Our l'01l1'0SOIlt3tIVO will gladly call 011 your class when you are considering the purchase of either Jewelry or COII1II10I1C9lllCllt xX111lOl,1llC61I1Gl1tS. J EWELERS TO CLASSES OF STURGIS HIGH SCHOOL 4, .-...........1.1..1..1..1..1,.1..1........1..- -......1..1.. 1., -..1...-n-q-ut.. Qu 89 1: ., 7, V 1, , , ,Y 31.-...in -gig-,Y ,Y g if Gfll2s!.1f.11.G'Qc!2iz1Q 0- 11:11ulunln--In-qu-q:1..u-qu-1:11.in1:11umln1nn1n.1u1n1qn1q1nn-g.1qu-q1qn1u-ii -...-...-.......-...-..-..-...-..-..-..-...-....- 1- +--...-...-..-..-..-.--.--...-..-..-..-..- ' f ' ' Miss Stotzer-How would you Q say in good Shakespearlzm English ' Here cnmes a how legged man? In Ellis L.- Aha, be-hold, what is EYES EXAMINED I , mis 1 see. GLASSES FITTED i E H I've often stop ed to wonder D A. T. T .J At F1Il9'S peculiar ways. : For nearly all our famous men, OPTOMETRIST H Were born on holidays. u T 111:1-r--uu1nu:nu1nq1n-.lic1uu1g.1..1.+ ,F .nn-s-n-111.11--.1qn1qu1uu1g1so1an1gq1..i 1l,.1.,1....u1..1ni..1..1..-...1..i'.1..1..1.:-- nf.: nl: 111: xi: ::--nga-nv -: CLASSEN HARDWARE ELECTRIC RANGES Savage Washer and Dryer Has No Wringer-Needs None U W -A-c f '-in W '- W -- fan --'facfrxgn '- ' H -- 90 :1 nil: se-:Q-fs: gig: 131 .1 :-I.- 'Q' I lst-Witli all due deference, I N really think our English custom at the telephone is better than saying' 1: Hello as you do. , 2nd-What do you say in Eng- ,N land? - Ist-We say 'Are you thc-re?' I Then of eourse, if you are not I there, there is no use in contin- ing the conversation. l Robbins was fond of bragging about his wife's accomplishments. M My wifu is a fine Slll,LI6l'. 1 i have known her to hold her au- dit-noe for hours at a time, he told :p a friend. 5 lnd0ed! 5 li Yes: after whit-h she would put n it in a cradle and rock it to sleep. l 1 - .. -..-..-..-..-..- -..-.--.--..--ni. ..-.-..-..-..-..--..-..-...-..- - -.H---F ll ll I.AIJll-IS AND GENTS ' Latest in llair Cutting: 1 and Rohhing I in is it Hur Motto: Servivn- and Pourtcsy H :v GEO. COMMENATOR. Prop. V l li ...............d.-....................-.g. 91 ,1g...g,.,1p1..i...... 1 1.ql..i.p..-iq.-. Be a Careful Buyer Always Buy for Less At Rhoton's XVith Variety Departments We Try to Please- Meet Your Friend Here Rh0ton's 5-10c Store -4.1 1 1 1 1 1..i...1..1.,-qu-...1.. .1.ui..-,.1n...n.-...1'ni...- 1 1 .- .- Phone 283 Res. 214-It AIR H INLET LEO E. BEALL HEATING. PLUMBING, and Sl'lEE'l' METAL XVORK STURGIS. MIUIIIGAN T 1: .1 l 'lf' li H M ll l ll If l E K . E l inte: 1 :gg :gi - :Y 7 izcfzn- C. W. TRIBBETT Dry Goods and Ready-to-Wear A pretty good place to trade after all. -ui.: 7.. ......-.. 41:1 ..7al1c: .. Jt 1::iel1niggiggT.,. Lf.. Liu-u.- 1. ..7 . .A.....!. R. S. DONALDSON Hardware Paints If lt Comes from Donaldson's It Has to Be Right. 102 W. Chieago Road Phone 73 mf... --A-nf-I -'71-.gq1g: -- 3.151711 3.1:-gg 34:7 -7:1--1:1 -:Y 11: nfs:- i ll l TI i il il H ll I al .L iv i ll ... GUY BONFIGLIO Sturgis' leading Confectionery and Ice Cream Parlor XVe Use the Best Ice Cream Only. Special Attention to Parties and Clubs Fancy Cream Blricks 1un1..n1uu1nn1gn-qn1qn1qn1so1nn-u1u I!! +l1u7n1n:u Y .. .. .. .. .. -. W. V. I ll -ii li E N 1 K -li- 'E' if if in in U H U U 1. I - il u li if 1 ll .- 1 i ll ll ll li li an l n LL I 4- -ui-an ::-as - -cu I-giglacir ' ' :ix-1: : 105-100 North St. Phone H. E. SCATTERGOOD Jeweler SILVERWARE AND CUT GLASS Our Motto: Honest Goods at Honest Prices. -six-xlx xi ,,,, ,, 11:1 .9-n. W .. : Pauline Winer-Your eyes are 0 affectionate. Leo Cook-Do you think so? Pauline Winer-Yes they are al ways looking at each other. Brook Spence-Un History Class J --Does Stacomb come from Greece? The Central Garage WALDO PINARSKY, Prop. Auto Accessories Repairing and Storage Sturgis, Mich. -..-1.1.7, ,.. , in ,, -. .. ... . .. .. -, -1: W .7 wflfu 549 g1n1g-q-pg1ll1q.-uigpilg.-I.-ppiqgi .1 1 1 1.111.-q1.gq1n1ql1n-101. :ru Lil? lx 0 O Sturg1s National Bank it Organized 1864 l Your Father's and Your Grandfather's Bank Make it Your Bank Also Wi Do small things well, accurately and honestly-hut attempt those big things which stir, stifmulate nnd arouse thc imagination. ll ...................................-......-..-.. .... ..-..................................3, 1-1.-.4----n-n-u-.1----u-u--u--I ------ u-n-.--.--.--u-..-...-..-,ego l Our Public Relations are a very important I part of our business. They buy our service day and night, and each month come forward and pay for it. When we need new capital for ex- pansion, they purchase our securities. We owe them much consideration. It is our aim always ll to deserve our good will. A H ,,,, .................-..-..-.....-..-.............-.....-.::..- is e:.....:,.....:.. F,,-,gg, 93 +:1q1n1ll1l01nn1n--nl1luill-:n1.nr1ul1ll- oil Q A I Step - Ahead r of Q Others E BEADLES' 1' We A Specialize 2 in Dry Goods K Ready-to-Wear Garments , Floor A Coverings Curtains H H Draperies ll Il D H l H 1 g 102-104 EAST CHICAGO STREET ADJOINING CITIZEN'S STATE T7 BANK I ' Sturgis, Michigan U li! :r nr ::7::1u1-l7:l1:1'lt4l 172+ 4.. .... -..-..i..g..i..-.. :ips g1p1g.1.gi.p-gp-.p1ln1u..-nginpiugin... T' CROFOOT FOR School Supplies AND Anything Wanted s I 'I' .-...,.-.,-.,....-.,-...-.,-..-.....-............ .ur H F' VESTER KL CLARKE Q Quality Bakers ' an an an ll Wholesale and Retail 1 s l l ll 'l PHONE 560 T -Illlillt-lllillillilllllillillillilliilillili +n1I1n1n1uinu-n1nn1nu:nn1nn--u:iun1-mu- -Ir L Miggie-Gee. I haven't seen a picture for a long time. imeunlng li movie.J ll Mush-I'll have mine taken und H give it to you. ll Miggie-I don't like comedies. mi 1 1 I l Ii. Grove-I don't sleep nights. l M. Smith-VVhy not? ll R. Grove-I don't go to bed. ll :r -::7: 1 111111: ini-n-:: .3131-nie, 1: ,Y 1lI1...1u-...-...1..1n.1..1..1qa1n1- gi11.119159-.p1..-..i..1..1,.-...I-. ... -. 1..1..-..1..1..1..1..1..1 111.11 nfs W lr+:a1r -- 1 :1 :- Y - ' 3+ Pillsbury's Flour and Feed Blue SL Gilhams Dealers in Grain, Coal, Seeds, Flour and Feed Hay, Straw and Salt STURGI S in-n ...rn :n1u1n :n :n7:l1u:' lui 7- 7-uf - 1.11-.1.n--1.11.1111-l-...1n...u-.Q -ni gl- els 1'mnp:u os you have always known in my agency J. PAUL WAIT INSl'RANl'E AGENT A ETNA, I IARTFORD. HOME. ETC. Ice Cream, Fruits and Candy TONY KAMBOL Star and Durant Cars STURGIS, MICH. --'fr - P 1: 11 ll 1 1 1-1 1 Q 'i 11 1 111 1 MICHIGAN jj H liUUlllllli:l':l'il1ll 2l+:lil Il ZZ :lg lfizilaiIn-no-nn1u1n1n1n1..1..-...1,,,. Tl. 1 11 H 11 T 1 T G. N. Morrill, D. D. S. 1 11 STURGIS. MICHIGAN H 11 1 . 1: I1 i :Hu -ll1'l1I'r1ll1ll-111:-1cu1v:1un1n:n1ap1-Q4 Inez R. Wisdom, M. D. Over 104 W. Chic-ago St. I Sturgis, Mich. I if Office Hours 'i 2-4 p. m. 7-R p. m. E M Phone 413 ,I li Il: H 7 Q' 'A' 1' 11?1111 1 1 ill-mini. 95 .'.,..........................-......-..- - ....-......-.... -..............................-.. 1 A 1 1 I ' 3 ICHARDSUNS DME UTFITTERS Q EVERYTHING FOR THE HOME li 'I 109 S. Nottawa Street Sturgis, Michigan 1 1 1 1 ll ll 4Wl.'l lTllTllllllliillllll1!llI-Ill-illilliilllilCCIITIITllTlli!ll4lllDIl1llllllll1ll1-illZ'Tll41'l 'i' 'lf'1H-W-'lim- 1 -'lrll-Il-II-'I-'I--vE' lHrl-ns-n-nn-n--u--..--..----..1..--.----- 11 W: Shingle hob, shingle bob, I Uut it all away H NViner's barber shop is full 'K It's all the rage today! nge- H Shingle bob, shingle b-ob. H Close up to the dome, il Ie-1n't it grzmd, the more you cut ll The less you have to comb? 11 1. .F -ll-Q11II1-'11--if-'qui'--.pggiqgn-nipping' +--.n.1..-....-.g1...1..1...-.Ii....,.1l.1u..-.I I I I 1 .. COOHON GROCERY Groceries and ,, Dry Goods H Phone 74 114 N. Prospect. 5 -,.....-..........-...,........-..-..-...-. l Free Delivery-Exlmort Repairing WATSON MUSIC SHOP EVERYTHING MUSlCAL Phone 397 -J Your putronzuxe will he appre- ciated. 'lANOS. VICTROLAS, RADIO CONN HAND INSTRUMENTS ....11,-.lg-.n1nn1--nn1u1,u--n1.n1..i.. in-u-n1n-nl1..1nu....un-qu-.un1uu1nn1gl1-ua 1:11-ll1n1qp.-lq1n:n1u lg....n......1u.1u.1,.i-i.iu.1n.1up1u Bill Dingjs Business HI fvlllllllllllliflll lard zriflz cz K 'ig A , l'nu1nlu11ify Sybil. Q. lm e - A Is 2 f I Building Business X Q I F A ' i sua fb CITIZENS LUMBER CGMPANY Telephone 108 Compliments of The Ch arles A. Miller Company Sturgis, Michigan 4. .....-.--....-.-..-..............-n.....-..-..-..-..-...-..-..-..-..-......-..-. J 1-q1n10lcull -1.5-pl-lg.-I.-gl.-pg.-::l:: 1 nv I 7 nfxf-:a1ls-: l1u a!u-n1-n1---nn-un1uu-- ----1- Compliments of A. H. Perfect and Company V Sturgis, Michigan Fort XVZIYIIO, ind. l?ir'l'mond, Ind. Ilnnlington, Incl. Xt'IIi2l, Ohio N 2 Distributers of Perfect Brand Goods 'l'1u' Nunn' Twlls All ,llmuf iff' H -if- .5..-.............. ---- ---- - -- Boltin 5 and IOC Store Variety Depts. Buy It for Less 1 130 W. Chicago Road qulni 1.11..i..1..1q.1n.1u11nu1 1.u-:uu- 2 f H o L T r s I The Home of f Gifts That Last .IEWWCIAEIIS AND 0l'TOMlC'l'RIS'I'S I VV:1lton Illewk Sturgis, Mic-h. 'I' . .....-......- - - - ...........-.......-..-...-.. -..-.- - - - - -..-.....-..-..-....-..g. 1uu1uu1uu1-n1.n1..,1 1 1 ... 1 1 if n-minq- 1 1 1 1,1 1 ..- .- imi BATAVIA BRAND GOODS Arv Always the Ihglwst Quullty Ohtziinnlmlo :md the l'1 c- N 2ll'9 IIUIISUI ' ! I- A Uonilvlvtv lim- of l lllCSH l Hl'l'l'S FHHSII YlCGI'I'l'AIll,l'IS :md IEAKICIJ GOUIJS A1 All 'Fimes :ll LOETZ'S GROCERY -.u1.1-1 1 .. 1 1 ..1.n1nl-1.4-..,1..1 m1..1n1 1 .1 1:--In-1.1.1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11,1 1' I Phone 278 FIDELITY STORES COMPANY l.Xl'l'Ili l'l. TU 'l'lilC l'l'l!1,lt l'hiS store. om- ot' :111 o1'g':111iz:1tio11 ol ovor 1.000 storm-s with il l'l1'- 0 1ol1l1i11g 411111 1-oiivvrtilip: 11l:111t. in tiiulrlvnl to ot't'o1' to its ,LT1'o11'i11p.: 11:1- ll'1ll1'l 'l' quality lll9l'1'ilill1diS0 1o11'0SI111'ii'n'S. A l 1'i011dIy Stow wlivro you fool :xt 11111110 :11111 w11o1'o -.1lisI':u'tio11 on 1Dll1'l'il2lSL'S is ,LZ'll1ll'- utvod Sturgis, Mich. 1 1 Sturgis, Michigan - - - -.- -..-.....-.....-........ q..-..,.........-.....-.....-..-.......- - - Might If He Could fil'0l'il'9 SLlii1V1lIl-C2111 I kiss you? Lum- ulle House-I don't know. Most follows hzivo been zlhlo to. :XII I-lverydziy Event Mr. Mzirblm--All out of the cloak 1'llU1l1 ,L:'i1'ls. in-t's go to ou1' session 11 om now. ...111 1n1..1 1 1' 1..1..1q1..1n1.. .g..-.......- - .-..-.....- -..-..- -..- iiUlll'SZ 10 A. M. to 11:30 A. M. .2 to .1 P. M. .ind 1 to 8 P. M. And bv Appointment Phone 558 J. E. Fitzgerald D. C. Ph. C. PALMER GRADUATE 103 East f'i'liL'2Xg0 Street, STURGIS, MICH. aiu -ni 1 in1u:1ul1uu-ul-un1uu:uu1un-nu nfq W .114-qg1lp1gg1..1..1 131.415.-.51- .--11: 1 1 -nn1..1.g1..1..1..1..1..1 1 1 1.1 jf' 'I' 1: I I H x H YI H rr M EVERYTHING THAT GOES INTO A HOME I I A. R, SPENCER FURNITURE COMPANY I I THE HOME OF' GOOD FURNITURE F 410-so--lw1n1:s1u1oa1uu:-uiuui 1 1l1nl1u-11 1 -- 1 1nu1u--cn11u1nn1n1n:1u-uni Tl--1u1n1os1u1uu1uu1 1 1 1 1nn1un-0? 1lu1lo1nn1n:nn-uuininniu--n1 1. 1 is 1: . . . A Now, Robert. said Miss! Rowe, H diluting.: on the virtue of politeness. af 'lt' you were sented in :l var. every H sent of which was ooeupied, Illltl :I H lady entered. what would you do? 4'Prs-tend I was asleep, was the ,, . . unhesitzltimr reply. Soclal and Commercial I Phone 360-M 'Tit H Ren-May I have the lust d:lnc'0 H with you? U Her-You've just had it. lr I The Sowers Prmtery -1....- I' -ovrm STAR RESTAITRANT- H Zeke-How long hos your son N Josh been in eollefre? N Hiram-About four cows. two ,, Sowerg Printing Has Been Known g oontlnuously in Amerien sinee 1795! ll I -i- H -I- 1 horses, forty halos of hay. und :i couples of loads of pumpkins. -..1 1 1 1 1 1 1.--.-.1411--1.11.11 T p1g1u-uinina-n.1u1nn1n.-u1u111:-.1l:nu1u1lu:un-nl:ul1ul-un1-un1n1usnlQunnnr T , , --Ill. T at A E if - .Y ., xxx ,.- 1 T THE BEST THERE IS dl Get the Best to Be Had ,, in Everything ll You have spent years of hard work and effort in getting the best to be had in an educational Way l I I l Why not back up your health by using 5, ll .1 4. l sAFEsT DAIRY PRODUCTS l W Sold Only by y GRADY SL SCHAEEEER PHONE 535 wx X Zyf 9 Q, Q Qs ' I R f llllllvgil g l if V SXlzL4,, I 4 , EA :: A 4 n L 5' -3 ' - ll -r ' S , 0 S 15' - H V A YQ ., i .T ffm 'lx fe ---f y- A 2' - S 1: ll + - ------ - - - - - + 101 n1n1qn1u-.1 1.14: n un u In un n-un un u ln I-1n1gp1gn...,,1n1gp-gn-p li..-.-I-..'1m,1..in1g.1..1..1..1u 1: ..n niniuulnli ... 1..1n.1ur- ARTHUR H. PURDY CHOICE. STAPLE AND FANCY GFOCGFIGS MEATS AND BAKED GOODS The Store Where Quality Counts. Uorner of Chicago and Nottawa St. Phone 10 Sturgis, Michigan. NEWS STAND Newspapers and Magazines Clyde Pitzer I-.mils ill.-nz11'r 1u1 u1lu1uu1n1n-.un 1.,,1n-....- .....q1n1nullli...-....-nl.-ggi. Art Embroideries AUN T KATE'S ART SHOP STAMPED GOODS. SILKS COT- TONS FIOSSES, ETC. Pall and See Our Stock 108 East Chicago, H. and F. Bldg. .-qu1q.1.,1lu1u-.ll1p.1ql1..i..1g.1,.1. ...lu 1.g1..1.g1ning1nn1u.inn1nn1nn1un1nL. .,l n.-In-..mig.11p .11-1.p1gn1.'-qn1gnvsn1nn .q.1qn1n1lp1ln1u1.n1.1..-gg-qu-gn-I. Your Next Step For a short-cut, certain means to a Well-paying position Rapid promotion Eventual financial independence. SHOULD BE A COURSE IN The South Bend Business College Catalog FREE. Write for it ...i:.i:n7::i-11.11.11 1: :xv inf: fan.- -.lug-W-..1pq1.,1..1nn1..1.n.iup1n.1nn.. LAURA LEWIS Hat Shop Second Door East of Librarv .g..-........................-................. A freshman rises to inquire whv when a man who is out for Sprints is called a sprinter, lj man out for track isn't called a tractor. At Those Informal Affairs On w.th the hance, let the rec ords break as they may I .g1.p1.1..1.g1n1..1.1 1 1 1 1 1 -1 1 1 1..1..1..1..1n1n1.l1..1..1. IMPROVED P r Euonomioal franlportaflon ...I ..-, Il fCHEVR0iL'QIf lpiilly Quality at Low Cost Yorton Chevrolet Compan 1..1q.1..1..1..1.n1un1uu1u1..1..1 1,.1..1..1..1 1..1..1 1 1 1 1q1..1..1n. .......-..-..-..-..... -...-............-..- -5. .5..-...-..-...-......-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-. I i H 1 WEST SIDE TIRE :x II SHOP I 5 I F, R. RIFHEY ri I Tires. Tire Repairs ll and Acvessnries li --sIiDDEN sER,vIciE Phone 453 413 XVest f'l1ic'af.ro Road I I Pumpliments of I F I 5 gig-nn1'1 1 1:11 1 ini 1n:ll1u1nu- Newman Theatre I M T-1'-.11 1 ---1 1 1--1--1--1-11-u-.---I Company P 2 I Persons, Not People H I Miss James-Cln Latin elass re- I viewing for a testi-Are there any H auf-stil ns now? l I Betty Van-Are there six people ll E in a verb? A 1 M--E 5 !. Charles is awfully heavy on his H feet when he flanr'es. if ls he really? Rather a Charles- H tcm, what? 4. .... .- -..-..-..-.. ---- .-..--..g. 1 L 103 .11- 1 n1qp.-pg.-..-..n.-...- .1 g.-. 1111.11.14-1 1 1 1 1.34.9-57.91.5733 xiggigg-5911 .gig Portraits of Qgality Frames Kodak Finishing The LEESTMA STUDIO PHOTOGRAPHERS Telephone III STURGIS, MICHIGA ...................................................................................................-..-..g. .1,p-.q1u1.p1un1-111-1-uinniqn-up-uw5- gk aln1':ln-n-11: nf: :::Y:: 1: .1 gg l:Tn-. i ! . T THE TEA ROOM Grover L. Watkms i : On the way to school DRUGGVST Butterscotch Pie Our 1' Specialty a ll Mrs. DeW1tt Drugs' Smtimwryv Cummins Phone 322 11415 North Nuttawzl Parker Fountain Pens and Pencils H Magazines and Candy ,L A-..-. -..--.--.--..--.-.-.--..--...--. ii vfpu--1-:fan-uu1::7n:4 :Y 1 :Q :ff : :f :in- 1: 1: Magistrate tto prisorerl-If you :: Q were there wnth no d shone-st pur- pose, why were yfu in your stock- ing feet? 1: H Prisoner-I 'eard there was sick- ness in the famliy, Yer Honor. 'AAs NORII' to You :us tho Nearest il Q Phono i i i H I- Hllubbv, I saved ten dolfars to- ' day. i 1' if YVhat did you huy? Q if -1-J..,.,....-...-.........-..-.....-.......-..-..g. nfs ..............-..-..-......-............-..... 104 'H' r J' Ip- N1.. 1: up-:: ni : :Y 1+ : -- : : -n:,n-:r -11-::, pq-:zizinq-ng.1:i.-1 WHEN A MAN BITES A D00-THATS NEWS! lloraee Greeley, the great American publisher, who ad- vised young men to go west and grow up with the country, once refused a story for l1is newspaper about a dog biting a man. There is no news, he said, in a dog biting a 111an, but when a man bites a dog, that's news. 'l'he 00ll11ll0IDlill'G is ll0t newsg it is merely a reiteration of an old established fact. But there is news-lively news-in a busy. thriving store like this, which is gripping to those who pride themselves upon being well posted at all times. 'llhere is news that reflects the opportunities and tl1e economies of the family purseg that informs each IIl0Hlll8l' of the things that are new, tl1at are stylish, that are inter- esting, that should be possessed. One seldom enters our Store without being i111pressed with the new things that before had not come to l1is atte11- tion. I i I 1 1 .41 C O ill .- ...fllfii - 'ZZ 'IIQSLWZZ vxiiil iilfiil lrliuil 11222 IliIltSll,Ii-1lll:l Till? lnzsu-lI1n1nl-1-1ln1n1n--u1nu-nl-sw 'nl I'ol-ln-sn1ln-n1lo-ll1un1n-n1nc-ln1ln1n W .. l i: Ike-I have some very valuable , H papers here. Cam you advise me Q xl concerning at safe place fr r them? I Make-Sure, put them in the fil- il ing cabinet. Nobody can find :my- l thing there. . is W 4 GFOCGFICS 1 T 2 an l 'Tm here lo ask for'your daugh- and ll te1 s hand. l H NVhen were you first struck by rr her? l. VVe've never quurreled ut yet. ll 1: l 1 She-I bet you are on the foot- il ll bull team. PHONE '10 ,, . J lle Cproudlyj-Well, yes: I do the - l 1 - rl ' ' '. 512 N. Nottawa St. -1 - 'LH' M . ,, She-XVhat is that? .1 ,, H llc---I blow up the Footballs. l ! .. l .Hg 1-u1lu-lliuzluzauisu-nuxuxuu-aiu:-:af in-u-ul:u1ul1 -ll-ln1ln-u1ln--u1u:-no- 105 51...-q.-lginniun1u1uu1nu1nn1np-uiniuiu 1 1ln1nu1-.1--1.p1q1..1.lin1 gl. .gi..1p1..1n1..1I..-'.1...-...1.p1..i.l.-I.-.. 1 1 :i: 1::f :i: ixini.: , nil 10 Athletic Goods, School Supplies, Stationery TQBEY si JACKMAN Dmggisrs Fountain Pens, Cameras, Vacation Supplies ,Q ..-.n....n...,n1.n1.-1-I-...uin-1,p1..-.qn1nn1..1u ie :: igpfnf-if-ni:: ::f1:: :I-f:: gl. LINCOLN FORD FORDSON E. C. WRIGHT CO. Sturgis, Michigan +5 g1lgTlillllligli'pig'inI-11.-qui-gTl.1gg1ul-uil'ig.Tg.1lgl'lLg.1gp1--gg-igi + nn-u 1nI1l0vu:clvn1u-1:n1uu75q1ll1n1nilqiuinuinnuzunnuiucqlcnngiqiuiniuniqlii? Gooo PRINTING Can Be Made In STURGIS ll That job of printing can be produced as economically and artistically in Sturgis as else- facility with which to Work. 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