Sturgis High School - Sturgensian Yearbook (Sturgis, MI)

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Front Row: M. Griffeth, K. Meisling, R. Ely, M. Pappas, M. Rawles, R. Hire, E. Parker J. £la L. Cole, J. Grey, D. Maybee, B. BalchvJ] Bashore, B. Butler, B. Yancey. Second Row ' : C. Aiken, E. Kram RcffXfel, Spangenberg, M. Burns, A. Light, m. EHeelanc P. Hamilton, J. Neyeell, J. Rommel, B. Fenner. E. Taggart; M. Chapman, H. Bauman. Third Row ' : D. Noel, J. Gerchow, E. Rickett K. Kraushaur, G. Craven, T. Schuler, R. Becker, S. Christensen, B. Wheeler, D. Weirick, R. Steffee, C. Mercer, W. Meyers, R. Rhode, C. Kirkpatrick, B. Wagner, A. Blasius, M. Steven¬ son, K. Sturgis, N. Kroll. Fourth Row: H. Davis, M. Wolf, H. Taylor, B. Spencer, M. Gibson, L. Bird, N. Farr, R. Mush, L. Johnsonbaugh, M. Confer, B. Schroeder, T. Stetson, B. Pettijohn, M. Keller, F. Wall, B. Whitsel, M. Pierson. Absent: K. Happel, V. Life, L. Whitsel. BOYS Row: D. Keyes, A. Jackson, F. Parker, W. 9 Nichols, L. Snook, W. Wise, V. Ankney, R. Deihl, R. Fry, D.Will,R. Dull, J. Houts,N.Kane. ( cond Row: A. Koehl, R. Driver, B. Hill, C. Sim¬ mers, R. Sanderson, H. Mitchell, D. Lempe, G. Bonfiglio, L. Ginther, R. Loetz. Third Row: W. Young, W. Hagerman, C. Pagels, C. Pagels, C. Miller, D. Falkenstein, W. Bryie, R. Blodgett, S. Kaufman, R. Ginther, W. Schul¬ er, D.Wolf, J. Hagerman, E.Wright, C. Hagen. Fourth Row: G. Gonyou, W. Wyer, R. Monroe, C. Kulpinski, W. Fisher, G. Keasey, D. Coo- hon, G. Rediker, R. Hubler, R. Bachman, B. Brouse, R. Davis, L. Ely, E. Stoll, H. Niles, E. Wheeler, D. Strong, W. Ginther. Fifth Row ' : J. Kerchner, W. Miller, J. Lowe, W. Steinke, P. Yoder, K. Yoder, E. Hyde, E. Hol- libaugh, A. Knapp, E. Luedders, E. Shirley, H. Van Pelt, W. West, D. Tracy, C. De Rose, L. Johnsonbaugh, E. Painter, R. Merchant. Absent: L. Brothers, F. Knight, W. Reed, F. Rum- baugh R. Shirley.

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SOPHOMORES Front Row : C. Aikin, M. Griffeth, B. Spencer Back Row : R. Deilil, J. Kerchner Edith Taggart, Pat Hamilton, Anna Light, Barbara Pettijolm and Barbara Fenner. The Sophomore class with others of this high school have entered en¬ thusiastically into the new student un¬ ion plan, offering a better opportunity for everyone to attend all the school activities. We think that we are fortunate to have such tine teachers and coopera¬ tive students, and we look forward eagerly to the remaining years of our high school career. Our class officers are: President.Jim Kerclmer Vice President.Mary Griffeth Secretary.Caroline Aiken Treasurer.Roy Deihl Sturgensian Rep.. . Barbara Spencer Student Union Rep.Betty Yancy, Bill Hagerman Under the sponsorship 1 Miss comer and Mr. Loefflei the Sopho¬ more ( ' lass of 1937 reorganized itself early last fall, electing officers and making plans for the year. One of our achievements for this year was the Sophomore Prom, which was very unusual in that it was a hard time party. Every one was compelled to wear old clothes or they were not admitted. The stage, decorated as an alley, offered a very colorful setting for the many fanciful costumes. The music was furnished by the Mendon string orchestra and contributed much to the atmosphere of the occasion. Punch was served by the refreshment committee, consisting of Mary Grif¬ feth, Vera Life, Barbara Spencer, and Katherine Miesling. Those on the decoration committee were Joyce Clark, Betty Butler, Caroline Aiken, e s One of Miss Evans’ busy Latin classes whiling away the time.

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FRESHMEN Front: M. Gilliams, J. Stoeckle, B. Griffeth Back : J. Fair When the bell rang for school to re¬ open after a grand summer vacation, me hundred and fifty-five students mswered the call as Freshmen. We have as much variety in the class as one could wish for. We have the tall and short, fat and thin, dark and fair. Also we cannot help boasting about our unusual record—five sets of twins who have been with our class since the seventh grade, namely: Jean and June Cone, John and Janet Stoeckle, Cleon and Leon Frye, Albert and Alberta Krueger, Eugene and Eugenie Ko- lossa. We have had more fun as a class this year than ever before and hope to e d have as much through the coming years; class parties, class reunions, class plays and all the other pleasures which come with high school days. Our sponsors are Miss Brokaw and Mr. Brown, to whom we owe much for our class harmony and spirit. We shall always remember them with the kindest thoughts. CLASS OFFICERS President.John Fair Vice President.Janet Stoeckle Secretary.Barbara Griffith Treasurer.Janet VanDyke Sturgensian Rep.Marian Gilliams S. U. Rep.Patrician Gilbert The 3:55 bustle in the 9th grade home room.