Sturgis High School - Sturgensian Yearbook (Sturgis, MI)

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JUNIOR GALS First Row: E. Hahn, B. Prestidge, R. Grove, A. Stevens, J. Sumney, P. Gerardo, B. Wood, B. Fox, S. Eaton, D. Eicholtz, E. Mann, D. Marriot, J. Rei- mann, R. Thomas. Second Row: I. Perrin, J. Brouse, R. Brothers, N. Quirin, I. King, V. Urick, B. Lutz, J. Long, J. Tooley, Third Row: P. Large, J. Haskins, M. Hagadorn, L. Cone, L. Gilbo, P. Jackson, N. Pierson, H. Newman, L. Fry, G. Bassett, B. Light, L. Eberhard, I. Ditlow, R. Stahl. Fourth Row: E. Rice, D. Parker, K. Felter, S. Prestidge, L. Burmeister, M. Kline, B. Phillips, J. Fiandt, E. Frohriep, M. Wright, J. Holsinger, E. Frame, B. Hossie, M. Shimp, B. Pettijohn, P. Wagner, J. Mavstead. JUNIOR GUYS First Row: J. Spearow, H. Scheetz, D. Randall, J. Blasius, J. Blackney, W. Mowry, L. Strang, D. Atwater, B. Brown, W. Barns, E. Storms. Second Row: R. Kline, T. Roberts, D. Ulmer, R. Mowry, R. Royer, D. Griffis, D. Notestir.e, L. Misner, J. Reeg, J. Barbee, D. Bogent, W. Norton. Top Row: D. Hambright, P. Gosling, L. Bonne- well, R. Bailey, R. Zable, K. Sheeler, C. Ammerman, T. Tober, P. Waltke, D. Hart, B. Grim, M. Godden, R. Webb. M. Weaver, L. West, R. Zeeb. L. Calkins, M. Via, J. Pagels. 25

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Officers President, Bill Mowry; Vice-Presi¬ dent, Jerolene Long; Secretary, Bar¬ bara Hossie; Treasurer, Howard Scheetz; Student Council, Reid Shim- mel (withdrawn), Mary Shimp. vy Juniors” Class History We, the Junior Class, under the cap¬ able leadership of our officers and advis¬ ors, have finished another successful year of our education (?) With the privileges of upper classmen and the added thrill of legally having our desks in G.S.R. we began the year with the idea of having fun and raising money. The fund in our treasury was pitifully small, but after the usual trials and tribulations of peddling hot (?) coffee and hot dogs to the chilly football fans we managed to swell its size. The pleasure of selling candy bars and gum at the basketball games was forbidden this year due to the ever-present war situa¬ tion. These same difficulties of war also helped us to introduce a new idea. We purchased our class rings in our Sophomore year. This is usually a privilege reserved for Juniors but we had to hurry things up because of priorities. The presentation of our very success¬ ful Junior play, “Going Places,” not only added to our class wealth, but provided us with one of the thrills of our Junior year. With our boys participating in sports and intramurals, and our girls in the oper¬ etta and other projects, not to mention our memberships in school clubs, we have left our mark with other Junior classes of S.H.S. After much debating as to decorations, 1 efi eshments, orchestras, etc., we plunged °ur hard earned wealth (?) on our J-Hop. Highly pleased with its success, we brought our year as Juniors to a close. Although this year is barely over, we aie already looking forward to what we can accomplish, when next year we become “High and Mighty” Seniors. —Barbara Hossie 24

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Class History Well, here we are Sophomores, only two more years to go! We are looking forward to next year, but this one has been lots of fun. Our first class project was selling schedule pencils. These were for basket¬ ball and the sale was very successful. It boosted our treasury quite a bit. Next we gave an assembly. It was all musical and showed off the talent that is prominent in our class. This was enjoyed by everyone. Then came our first attempt at givim dance. The annual Sophomore Prom |die gym was very gaily decorated and tin nch was delicious. .This year we really had a taste oj tl jne writing and are well prepared foi gear’s English classes. In sports and in the band, yes, even in girl’s intramurals we have produced a lot of participants. We really go out for such things in a big way. We chose for our officers Jean Sand- burg, President; Josephine Henderson, Vice-President; Kathleen Shay, Sec¬ retary and Treasurer; Gloria Funk and Ethel Schuler for our Student Union Representatives. After having two wonderful years in Sturgis High School, we are looking forward to two more exciting years. V e wish to thank our advisors Mrs. Seitz, Mrs. Watson, Miss Eowrey, Mrs. Rawlinson and Mr. DeHaven for so suc¬ cessfully guiding our class through the past two years. —Kathleen Shay 26