Sturgis High School - Sturgensian Yearbook (Sturgis, MI)

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PAUL M. WINGER, Superintendent Mr. Winger attended high school in North Manchester, In- diana and after graduation be- came a student at North Man- chester College Where he Was awarded his A.B. degree in 1927. His M. A. degree, he earned at the U. of Indiana and he has at- tended summer school at the U. of Wisconsin, the U. of Chicago, and the U. of Michigan. Mr. Winger taught social science in Sturgis schools. In 1934 he Was chosen principal and this year he was made superin- tendent of the Sturgis Public Schools. C-fha men the wheella SoHooL BOARD Today our school has a better financial status than it has had for a good many years. Most of it is due to the capable management of L. J. Graves, P. Yoder, L. B. Purdy, H. D. Hamilton, J. P. Linder, and M. Seger Who make up our School Board. Dr. Purdy is President of the School Board and the oldest member. Perhaps you studes don't realize it, but With- out the help of the School Board, the new bleach- ers at Spence Field would not have become a reality. We would still be squashed into the old ones on the West side.

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who make go 'noundl J. CARLTON PERRY, Principal LEFT TO RIGHT! L. Purdy, Presi- dentg P. Yoder, Secretary, H. Hamilton, L. Graves, Linder, R. Scheetz, M. Seger. Mr. Perry attended Coldwater High School and after gradua- tion became a student at M.S.C., graduating there in 1920. Mr. Perry taught for one year at a country school near Coldwater. In 1921, he began teaching Voca- tional agriculture in the Sturgis High School. He held this posi- tion until becoming principle of the Sturgis High School this year.