Sturgis High School - Sturgensian Yearbook (Sturgis, MI)

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K'KKS J. Crane, 1). Nugent, N. Rhodes, Miller, B. ]X agvn, B. Cadwell. KLpVKKTllWiRADR (JIR wS ' Jr Front Row: R. Eaton,, A':, Mofiisot),mf|r, K Fainter, M. Aslwry, VV. Kamniv', B. Em bier, .1. Eichlcr, 1). ifflg. V, fiV . Second Row: A. DwyerJ'N. YunKer .JL I|«ts i.-, L. 1 InliX ■» Evert, B. llouv.-r, p rtmim, B. MoonvAV. JK La ge‘. 'V L. Crosbie, D. RoV , B. Bell, A. MonVce, I. I. Krueger, L. Walkdrv)». SddmU L. MowK. lOs niF. GottJrhalfeyjl. jjyaspar, J. Pierson, M. Clartc Lv 'o Svfir- KnlicrNi Z.4 kuKjK. Linder, P. Bubb, i ljaps ». Carpenter, E. M. Englarth Al. t rlKbsT 09iRott: R. Schuster, V. X). Long, II. Sadawasscr, A. )(i Ljj. Vb Dauber, A. Henderson, J. Watson, R. Stratton, Cl. Smith, A. Bogcn, J. N. MeyVrs. icrson

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! »■ VV N Wv i: : I, Pauline Scupholm, bequeath niv abilitv to sew a fine seam to Phyllis 11 edit. I, Dorothy Kawles will my desire to lie an excellent nurse to any Junior girl. I, Bessie Prestidge, bequeath to Joyce (iasj er my cute giggle. I. Pud Schurtz, will my one-arm driving to Boh Ringler. I. Juanita Prestidge, will my |iiiet disposition to Jeanne Seeley. I, Kugene Selunidt, will my mathematical knowledge to Roger Jorn. I, Vernon Reeg, leave my scientific ability to all Juniors planning to take Chemistry. I, Jean Walters, will my musical laughter to Phyllis Stark. I, Maxine Taylor, bequeath my becoming freckles to Ann Dwyer. J. John Quirin, do hereby bequeath my manly strength to Morris Jackson. 1, Francis Purdy, leave my ability to always be wide awake in class to Marvin Fhlridge. I, Dale Smith, do will my excessive height to John Toepper. I, Patricia Souerwino (Jilbert do will and bequeath my ability to get a husband early in life to Joyce Keagle. 1, Wave Steinke do will my shyness to Beverly Bell. We, Dorothy Sturgis and Louis Wolverton, do will our many good times together to Bib Ringler and Doris Kline. I, Ruth Tapporo do will all tin trials and tribulation for my senior year to any junior. J, Helen Van Zile, do will my love for the boys “south of the border” to any junior girl who can stand the pace. I, lOdward Wagoner, do will my ability to “hit the low notes” to Boh Kline. I, Wallace Walters, do will my “hot lips” to Reed Shimmed. I, Janet Walton do will my ability to he “true to one” to Jackie Kruinm who has already shown great promise along this line . 1. David Webb, do hereby will to all the junior class the smooth going which I had in Mr. Peck’s class. I, Betty Weirich, do will my pleasing personality to Alice Bogen. To Joe Crain, I, Maurice Wood, do will and bequeath niv love for blondes. (The lucky guy.) I, Jack Vaneev, do will my Model “A”, the best around this high school, to FI wood Stevens, providing I get credit for all speed records which he might make. I, Gordon Shears, will my ability to turn out swell baked goods to any up and coming junior. I, Raymond Rosinc, bequeath my ability to kiss a girl “goodnight” to Dick Newman. Dick Wkii: Junk Cask : I 23

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 untk tke The juniors (mid lio|Ki to eo year of educat'd} (iiiaylx class Ji Hut of witj dt ' 8£C nearly through (other successful umon.4 f j itli tlie students wbt king junior play “Gue? av to feel, have our ling t )ctol»er a dance wl 1 lie here a large s gathered t j ’ orchestr! )uf in tlio rain, '‘snow and fin Uwc ed to sell hot-dogs, coffetvjftopf'aiK' II «h (jTV I C iphij tfflj cenilier we particulai [finuarv t ■usual. during the first week or two every junior Vo re his own ring; but soon they appeared on almost anyone’s hand, except a junior. In intrainurals and major sports our class was well represented and a large number wore n inrded with letters for their par-ticjjmtion in the various sports. .i TUnmgli the guiding of our class Presi of coffee balanced hfaluV'lmml, ’and , % “f '”111J “ur !•? fc same time trv to luY$r the mud H ». Mum B.x, Mr. Wheat, Mr. Uowdnd, I Hj I I .,,..,1..,.. n-n mill till'll 11 IIOU’ IfcfA t d to sell hot-dogs, coiletyjpc to the hungry fans at the f VtI r thall games. lOvon if wt » hit, (at football game ;ing to squeeze through exp OaCtfie same time trv to hob ( Ver the mud nagcn, i n«« yrmm Vpuddles and still keep all the coffee in the M . Borgerding wo can turn a new f cups, we did have fun that not a one ofVus ’ i) amt tiopc tor the same success u fu °nie are likely to forget. in tlie year to follow , ft E F.yW’ l'Tj GRADE BOYS f, Front Row, left to right: l)avi (sl»n, llaaot, H. IXunison , r ii. Vaillancourt, James Brandt, VV. Toepj $r, I. Jackson ,JVr ... » V Yy Second Row: B. White, l0( Wmtfepleck, K. Stevens M. Eld ridge, V. Sehragg, J. Krays R Miller, D. Kraft. Third Row: 11. Douglas, R. Pagels, (i. Parker, R- ',rJ K. Brothers, D. Steinke, M. Jones P- F» r M. Miller. Fourth Row: T. Warner, C Brown, W. Zecb, K. l«,n '' . , ... Newman, K. Oman, C Arver, B. Ca.lwell, R. (Jage, 1). Kroh, R. A I .eruck. J '-W . B. Abbe.ua, W. K. jurn, L. Bonueteer, V. WiMenberg, 1 . Uarke, B. IXageu, K. Kr.,11.