Sturgis High School - Sturgensian Yearbook (Sturgis, MI)

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To The Reader This is your 1941 Sturgensian- your review book for the past year. By using new and better pictures, and keeping accurate records, the Stur- gensian staff has tried to preserve tl1e highlights of your 1940-1941 school life. A special effort has been made to record your classroom work as well as your social life. 1Ve have en- deavored to make this the best Stur- gensian in school history, and hope that by looking through this animal in years to come, your school life will once again seem real to you, and you may be able to relive many pleasant moments. Everywhere in the world today, democracy is being tested. We in- tend that it shall stand that test. Witll that in mind, we built our book around the theme of democracy. We hope you will enjoy it, and that it will be a forceful reminder of all the privileges you enjoy by being an American. -The Staff , 2

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lIN MlEMOlRllAlMl ROY PEEKE Ho was known as Hlioyn to thousands of students. He could always be found in the gym ready to lend a helping hand to any of his Ukidsw. His ten years here Iriade him many friends among the students and alumni. His cheerfulness and friendliness will be long remem- bered. 3