Sturgis High School - Sturgensian Yearbook (Sturgis, MI)

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gf Claneaent acuity, EDNA M ANLEY MURIEL Rxx A. B., Kalamazoo College. Latin 9 and 10, English 7 Sponsor of Latin Club. GORDON Sci-nLz A. B., Albion, A. M., Colum- bia. U. S. History, History 8. MARY SE1'rz A. B-, W.S.T.C. jr, High A. B. Western State Teach- History. ROBERT M1LLER A. B., W.S.T.C. Head Coach, General Math. MARTIN PECK A. M., B. S., Ohio State. Government and Economics. Mu.o PoMERoY A. B., Western State Teach- ers College. Chorus Ur. and Sr. High Schooll, Sponsor of Glee Clubs. H. E. POWELL B. S., Adrian, M. S., U. of M. Chemistry, B i o l o g y, Science Club. ers College. Algebra, Geom- eu-y. ROBERT SNOW B. S., U. of M., M. S., Knox. Arithmetic 7, Algebra 9, Adv. Algebra, Trig., Solid Geometry. KENNETH SQUIRES A. B., W. S. T. C. Typing, General Business. ROBERT S1'ARR1Nc A. B., W.S.T.C., A. M., U. of M. English IO, Jr. and Sr. Play Coach. ' FRANCES S'rRA'r'roN A. B., Hillsdale. English 7, School Librarian. ANGELINE VANDER ROEST B. S., W.S.T.C. Hygiene, Phy. Ed. Health. JESSIE WAKEMAN A. B., W.S.T.C. English 7, Geography 7. RUTH WA1-soN U. of M., La Sorbonne. Ist and 2nd year French, Eng- lish 8. PHINEAS WHEAT B. S., Kalamazoo College. Band, Jr. High Band, Grade School Band. IDA VVILLISON B. S., Central State Teacher's College. Beginning and Ad- vanced Typing. cvlo fpictunea HAROLD BOWDISH B. S., W.S.T.C. Physics, Jr. Science, Jr. High Math. NIARGARI-T'l' Ows B. S., Michigan State Nor- mal College. Sight-saving Classes. WWW

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WILLIAM BAINTER A. B., M. S., U. of M. History, English, Speech. De- bating and Forensics Coach. HERBERT BANE1' B. S. Manchester. Phy. Ed., Health, Intramurals MARILYN BARTON A. B., U. of M. English, Journalism, English Compo- sition, Junior Girl Reserve Sponsor, Trojan. JOHN BORGERDING' B. S., W.S.T.C. Jr. High Woodwork and General Shop. Sr. High Woodwork I and II, General Shop I and II. HELEN BRoKAw A. B., W.S.T.C. Arithmetic 8. C. E. BROWN A. B., W.S.T.C., A. M., U. of M. Jr. Science. WAYNE CARPENTER HAzEL CORE B. S., Ohio University. Jr. High Home Ec., Home Ec. I and II, Orthopedic Lunch Supervisor. CECIL DEHAVEN A. B., W.S.T.C. Bkkg. I and II, Hi-Y Club, Commercial Club. FORREST GRIM B. S., Michigan State. Ag- riculture I and II, Agricul- tural Biology, F. F. A., 4-H Club. NoRA HAGEN A. B., U. of M. English Literature. PAUL KRUEGER B. S., W.S.T.C. jr. High History and Civics. Ass't. Coach, Football, Basketball, Baseball, and Wrestling. ALLAN LOEEELER A. B. and A. M., U. of M. American Literature, English, Sturgensian Advisor. B. S., W.S.T.C. Jr. High MILDRED LOOMIS Freehand Sketching and Me- A. B., Albion. jr. High Art, chanical Drawing, Elem. and Beg. and Adv. High School Adv. Mech. Dr. and Arch. Art, Art Club. Dr. 'Ulla O PX 5- AW LLTL 3 X 22

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Gun acuity, wonha . . . The faculty and administration re- lax occasionally and we understand they really have a bang-up good time. They lost their identity, as well as their dignity, at a masquerade party at Martin Bostetter's shack. Miss McLaugh- lin caused quite a stir when she made a late and dramatic entrance o11 the arm of Mr. Starring. She was dressed as Mae YVest! and Mr. Starring as Herr Doktor. A few months later, a chicken din- ner, ping-pong, and cards were featured at the Mintdale Club House. That eve- ning Superintendent Winger and art- teacher Marquem established themselves as undisputed-all-school-faculty-ping- pong-doubles champions. In addition to the all-school parties, the men teachers usually organize a few stag parties. In the fall, the floor joists of the Clemmons-Loeffler shack at Nigar Lake groaned beneath twenty-eight men loaded with hamburgers and pie. High- lights were the spirited volley-ball game in a pasture-and the swarm of wasps that descended upon the card players in- side the shack. BELOW: Studious teachers. Another stag party was held in the recreation room of Mr. Grim's new home. Trouble with the auxiliary oil stoves starv- ed the men until 9:30. When the meal was finally ready, about 30 pounds of smelt disappeared into 18 men. The students get a vacation of two days when the teachers swarm to the State Convention. They come back load- ed with inspiration, new ideas, and Michi- gan apples. Many members of the faculty belong to local clubs and lodges and show a vital interest in civic work. Perhaps this will give you an idea of some of the good times the faculty mem- bers have and that they are really human and look forward to vacations and holi- days as much as we students do. VV. Bainter--Fishing. M. Barton-Collecting Dogs , Minia- ture Pictures. H. Bowdish-Fishing. H. Brokaw-Dogs, especially Hone . C. Brown-Fishing and Hunting. W. Carpenter-Hunting and Fishing. H. Core-Horseback Riding. BELOW: Preparing the bad news.