Sturgis High School - Sturgensian Yearbook (Sturgis, MI)

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. L -1-lf'wf,,g,Ql.i2,, knit xliftms Q L FJ- '- . 5 , , 4 . .N 1 . 4 4 1' 'M i I - ' ,X 4- . ,. . ef.: 5 kr, V! 6248. I ,, ,. .,, W? CLASS ROLL JUNIOR GIRLS FIRSTARQW. c. Pierucki, c. Hamilton, H. Prestidge, D. 'Ebe-rhaifd, D. Sturgis, W. Ging, D. Cramer, B. L. Boughfon, A. Chestnut, G. Dresser.: i V e ' .SECOND ROW: R. Tappero, P. Seupohm, E. Mishler, H. VanZile, G. Pappas, B. Pierson, W. May, M. Nickell, C. Keler, L. Hoenecke, R. Gerardo, L. Gibson. THIRD Row: .D. Cramer, Case, K. Plattner, Schmidt, B. Fennell, V. Robison, M. A. Hershberger, P. Keller, Walters, B. Keeslar, D. Westphal, M. Taylor, Kelly. FOURTH Row: E. R. Dunwiddie, C. Cook,, Pres- tidge, B. Pickels, D. Rawles, B. Hrdina, B. Prestidge, B. Ritter, R. Stahl, M. Grisamer. FIFTH ROW: Lockwood, N. Paris, M. A. Fritz, M. L. Commenator, P. Main, E. Hecht, W. Steinke, M. Hudson, I. King, M. Mecklenburg, P. Souerwine, B. Wei- rich, M. Hamilton. JUNIOR BOYS First Row: B. Lash, D. Kane, M. Lawniczak, M. Yesh, D. Krueger, D. Fritz, D. Smith, VV. Walters, B. Schragg, E. Ripple, F. Purdy, D. Loomis. Second Row: G. Petschulat, D. Gage, V. Reeg, C. Marshall, R. Bietz, F. Middlestadt, R. Parker, D. Eicholtz, L. Wolverton, H. Loetz, D. Glasgow, C. Shirley, D. Eber- hard. Third Row: D. Kahman, T. Makyes, B. Schuler, N. Pierson, G. Shears, B. McLaucl1lin, R. Bryie, D. Large, D. Mast, R. Palmer, A. Mitchell, Houck. Fourth Row: T. Kane, D. Weir, A. Roat, L. Bothazn- ly, F. Borgert, E. Wagoner, D. Leestma, A. Renner, W. Carl, H. Frohriep, Yancey, E. Schmidt, A. Hafer, Quirin, M. Wood.

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XJ 4 V J ffl ff f W Y Q A . . 5 I - f I ' ' 1, ' A JFS' ' -' fs . Xb' . ? 2 if ls 3 s EJ l X yxx Jie ,. 4, . 17, , x . u JUNIOR OFFICERS ' A -9. e I X 'f V V' ll Weir, President, M. Wood, Vice-President, M. Bostet- -, A ' I ' ' I V ter, Treasurer, D. Kahmanug Student U. Rep., N. Paris, L , , ' 'i Secretary, A. Rout, Student U. Rep. X yi ,Y I Q 'G E 1 I. ' Q . , A 1 f 1 ' r ' ' , 31 sg . .Q crass Hisiroiav - . Q, 4 E fn. '45 v A , .V . ' ' ' ts .- 3 'f ' lOne l1undred'1andi5thir'tf57:seVen juniors have just completed-anoft'her sue-cfessful year. With a senior trip inimirid, We are Working with a determination never bieforeiexperienc- ,edt in our class. ' 9 We have braved the cold 'Winds to bring ilhot HJ dogs, coffee, and 'candy to the freez- Ying multitudes at football games and added .the rustle of candy Wrappers to the cheers the basketball fans. .5 Again, askin the past, the schedule pen- -cilproject was 'a huge success. With the cooperation of the students, We Were able to sell to every one and add to our accumu- lation of weatlh. ' X' We were Well 'represented in all, major sports, as Well as in iintramuiialdiand foren- sics. A large number participated in the operetta and We presented a very unique and successful junior play. Our sponsors, Mrs. Seitz, Mrs. Wat- son, Mr. Carpenter, Mr. Starring, and Mr. Grim deserve our most sincere thanks for their cooperation and help. We are looking forward to giving a big- ger and better J-Hop than any in the past. With our school spirit running high, we should be able to accomplish this feat.

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X V , iii TENTH GRADE OFFICERS , ',,' E. Linder, Secretaryg W. Dcagen, Vice President5 P. ci - y Fair, Student Union Representativeg Krunnn, Student ,f ' '- Union Reprcscntativei V. Roberts, Prcsident5 Watson, ' - 1 '1'1'easurer. 1 CLASS HISTURY We'll not worry about making money but have lots of fun. This is the motto that started off our first class officers meet- ing this year. As a result we have had some very good times which included a class party. Witli the helpful cooperation of Mr. VVl1eat, Miss Hagen, Mr. Bowdish, Miss Rix and Mr. Borgerding, our sponsors, each ad- visory contributed toward the entertain- ment. Games were played first and then dancing followed in the alumni room. Later in the evening each advisory presented a short program which was highly enjoyed by all. Afterwards, amid make-up and false mustaehes, we ate lunch. Everyone had so much fun that we plan to have other parties like this one in the future. Our class has been well represented in most of the clubs and activities of good old S. H. S. Our boys and girls have also helped to keep us on the 'Field of Victory' in both sports and band. We are very proud of these contributions to the glory of our school and wish all those who participated the best of luck. This year for us has been one of the happiest and most successful so far in high- school. VVe thank our advisors for their cooperation and hope the coming two years will hold just as much fun as thc past one has.