Sturgis High School - Sturgensian Yearbook (Sturgis, MI)

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S4E4N4l40,4 MARIAN WEAVER J-Hop COIIIIILQ Girl Reserves l-4. I , up-' f RV .U . swf I, Football I 3 JSI-Iop ClvIIiIrI.3 Tro- jan Staff, Debate fl-4-I3 Science Club 1-43 Declamation l'25 In- tramurals li Oratory 3-4. . I nw YJ ALLEN ATIWIQQI, Al Rand I-43 Oxgliestra 33 Science ,Club '2-43' Clioir 3, 4-3 Operetta 43 vDZJ.J1g:'xB1Intl 4-3 Hi-Y 2-43 J-HOwiCOllllI1.3 IHU'ZlI1lLl1'Z1.lS 1- -1-3 ,ilasketball 23 Debate li Glee Club 3, 4, BILL WHITE, VVhizzer', Intramurals I-4. VIRGIN . 'W Health Club 43 -J -I murals. DONALD EICHLI-IR LESLIE WEBB 3 I I ff, ., P JoYcE . WILL, Joy etta 3, 4. BE'r'I'Y L. WILLIAMS I-Iop Comni. I 'Ji , ,I . 'W AJS. -fill I f 1 I S . - ,P l' 4 V 'VIEIIGENE7 R. YODEB, Fax ,YI-I' . -' fl? Football 23 Basketball I, 23 Qilchestra 12.43 Glee Club 2, 33 I 'Choir 2, 33 Operetta 2, 33 Band 1-43 Dance Band 43 Debate li l Scienc Club 2, 33 Hi-Y 2-4. I CAROL JEAN YUNKER Glee Club 43 Choir 4-3 Operetta 8 43 Intramurals 33 Rural Stud- ents Club 1-43 Officer 3, 4. SENIORS WITHOUT PICTURES '. ' IA BUPP Boa KOON'1'Z, Windy Intramurals 3, 4-3 Central High, l Fort Wayne 1, 2. GAA 4 3 Intra- rs 3, u I 5 VIRGINIA MAE KUNCE, Ujinuyt' Q-'I . Elkhart High l-33 Glee Club 3- 43 Operetta 33 Art Club. Science Club 4s Orchestra 3, 43 Choir 3, -43 Girl Reserves 23 Girls' IntI'aIIIuI'als l, 23 Oper- Rural Students, Club 3, 43 J-

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f 14 1 1 ' 1 .sM,, F . I A-J R4-S v H V 1 J-nn 1 ,- '.l-1 , . lf ' ., A BERKELEY L. SNOOK, Ulierkv J Art Club, Officer 2-45 Girl Re- serves 2-4-5 Choir 4-5 J-Hop Comm.5 Science Club 4-5 Oper- Cttil 4-5 Sturgcnsian Staff. . NJ,,,:,,u,-A-ff A tx- ut. QiAukA,Q'.ENcrijR,' ,uma A I, 17.1-1 L K XX! Deb' e 1-45 Girl'?: fyesvl-45 junior Playg Speech' Class Play 35 J-Hop Comm.5 Trojan Staff. ROBER'l' STEVENS Football 2-3 . 5 ff f , A If ,f X Lx Mixuiueu SUMNEY, Sink Baseball 1-4-5 Intramurals 1-4-5 Speech Class P1ay5 Junior Play5 Commercial Club 3, 45 Science Club 45 Student Council Mem- ber 35 Cheer Leader 2-4-5 De- bate 2-35 J-Hop Connn. MAxxNE M. SUTTON, Maxis Girls' Intramurals l-45 Commer- cial Club 3-4-5 Trojan Staff5 J-Hop Comm.5 Librarian 4-5 Junior Play Comm. . f xx 3,4 '- . - A 3:25-c- 34 1-is PAUT. XY! .' Choir 3,lc31-.5 dOQeretta X, 4-5 Spifajllsfcl. l W 5 J-Ho -4 , -- I 3 sf Tax-, Lo . S lu e Clulaglunior P xx X.. Lay, En. A---N. W, 'Q - ..f, T BQ f 7 . t flff-VAL RICI ARnjiUN'1'15RK11zcHER MBIIKRY GRACE VISSMAN, Gracie Germantown High, Philadel- phia5 Vocational Art 15 Swim- ming 15 Art Club 25 Trojan Staff 4-5 GAA 3-4-5 Girls' In- tramurals. MARY A. WAGNER, Corky Rural Students Club I-45 Offic- er 3, 4-. HA LES WARE, Chaney x 2-4-5 Basketball 2-4-5 F A CAROLINE A. 'rsoN Tad .1 M ' Band l-j5T2il?chestra 3-4-5 Girl Reservesill.-4. 'j'lJ' V1-jf' V : ,AV-ff aj 1 , lljjlj ' 5 I 'I U Af. 5- 5 ln, 'Q 'fu ffl .,. ' V, I , 5 , EARL WEAVER, Defy X' Hi-Y15 sCi9m,C1uWs,',c110ir' 2-4, Operetta 2-45 Glee Club 2-4-5 junior Play5 Speech Class Play5 Debate 25 Football 1. 1 l l

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First Row: A. Wheat, L. Spencer, B. Baker, H. Wells, M. Bell. Second Row: Eshelman, L. Graves, Nl. Carls, B. Reed, L. Mathews. HU OR ROLL Many picture the so-called UA 7' student as a tall, scrayvny person With horn-rimmed glasses and a pile of books. On the contrary the honor roll, this year as usual, is repre- sentative ofthe typical American high school youth. He is no book-Worm. True, he stud- ies. Yet he has taken a leading part in all extra curricular activities. It is he who has been on hand to aid his class in money-malc- ing projcets. lale has been outstanding in band, orchestra, and vocal demonstrations. A few Would, according to the old way of thinking, be classed as paradox. They have been athletic and scholarly as well. Some have enthusiastically represented the school in forensic activities. Debaters, declainiers, orators have joined the ranks of the high- ten. Plays also have required their services, a number of the honor roll appeared in both junior and senior plays in addition to those presented by the speech class. Aside from these, they have been active members of school organizations. The Hi-Y, G.A.A., Girl Reserves, Commercial Club, F.l+'.A., Science Club-all have members on the hon- or roll. The method of selection is not hit-or- iniss. An accurate mathematical system has been set up and carefully adherred to. Points are given for each grade for subjects which meet five days a Week or those subiects for which the student is given full credit. Any minor course which has only part time class- es is accredited accordingly. For each HA the student is awarded six points, for each UB , four, UC , twog and HD one. Those who make up this year's honor roll are as follows: Valedictorian, Allen Wheat, Salutatorian, Laura Spencer, His- torian, Betty Baker, Class Prophesy, ller- bert VVells, Muriel Bell, Janet lilshelman, Luther Graves 5 Class Will, Mary Jane Uarls, Betty Reed, liaMar Mathews.