Sturgis High School - Sturgensian Yearbook (Sturgis, MI)

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'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

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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.