Sturgis High School - Sturgensian Yearbook (Sturgis, MI)

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. anal 5JQo.u,A C. DeHaven-Fishing and Swimming- Collecting and Refinishing Antique Furniture. F. Grim-Farming. N. Hagen-Reading, Piecing Quilts, Rais- ing Flowers. P. Krueger-Fishing. A. Loeffler-Fishing, Hunting and lVrit- mg. E. Manley-Collecting Poems. R. Miller-Sports treads all sporting sheets possiblej. M. Peck-Reading. M. Pomeroy-Golf, Ice Skating. Fl. Powell--Photography, Music, Wormd- Working. M. Rix-Horseback Riding, Dancing. G. Schilz-Chess, Reading. R. Snow-Fishing and Gardening. K. Squires-Music. R. Starring-Language Study. F. Stratton-Collecting Dolls. A. VanderRoest - .Collecting Friend- ship Poems and Quotations. R. VVatson-Gathering Mushrooms. I. Wakeniaxi-Cooking. P. Wlxeat-Sound Systems. M. Olds-Sports. When Mr. Banet was questioned as to his hobby, his reply was, My Wife. BELOXVI Umbrella race.

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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.

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90 50 QAGGZ. .Zlo- cowl ABOVE: Shop work. BELOW! Hard at work