Sturgis High School - Sturgensian Yearbook (Sturgis, MI)

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The Ship’s Doctor Dr. Sober At Work On Jimmie Parker On every fully manned ship there should be a Doctor. Our good ship the S. S. STURGENSIAN has on board Dr. E. B. Sober who has served admirably as the ship’s dentist. The Bureau of Public Health Dentistry of Mich¬ igan’s Department of health is undertaking the task of gathering adequate information on the den¬ tal needs of Michigan children. Sturgis was one of the five communities chosen in Michigan from which to gather this data. In the spring of 1945 a well-equipped clinic was established in the public schools of Sturgis. Dr. E. B. Sober is the dentist in charge of this clinic. He has one dental assistant who keeps the records. A complete and modern dental office was set up in the school building with everything arranged especially for children from the pictures on the walls to the seven dwarfs on the screen which separates the laboratory from the office. Initial care is limited to pre-school, kindergarten, first and second grade children. Once a child has had all his accumulated needs cared for- com¬ plete maintenance is provided thrfough the ele¬ mentary grades. To date approximately 400 chil¬ dren have been completely cared for and are now coming back for periodic examination and main¬ tenance which includes straightening teeth as well as filling them. Sturgis is proud to have been chosen as one of the centers in which to carry on this very worth¬ while project. 19

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The S. S. Sturgensian Hello—“Es.” Squires speaking! Mrs. Brown “These are overnight books” Mad Chemists “Odors made to to order” 4th hour English under Miss Hagen’s spell

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In Memoriam Mr. C. E. Brown The students of Sturgis High School deeply feel the loss their school has suffered by the death last July of Mr. C. E. Brown Mr. Brown was a member of the Sturgis High School faculty for twelve years and held a warm place in the heart of his fellow teachers and students. His life may well be symbolized in the words: “H ere below he walked the common road And lifted many a load, lightened the task Brightened the day for others toiling on a weary way. He glorified he service of each hour And lived the truth, so far as he could see Had faith in God, himself and fellow men And lived a life indeed.” 20