Sturgis High School - Sturgensian Yearbook (Sturgis, MI)

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We’ve Safely Reached Port Roberta Donelson — “Never do today what you can put off ’till tomorrow.” Wayne Eberhard — “Still waters run deep.” Donald Emerson — Eyes to the sky.” Norma Englarth —”IIer fingers know all the keys of a typewriter.” Francis Finnerman —“Out of my way, for I’m the backbone of the nation.” Jack Finnerman — “The sweetest hours I ever spent, I spent among the lassies.” Richard Franks —“Who said hurryf slowly, it goes better.” Live Bill Freeland — “He’s witty, clever, very frank, And apt to play on you a prank.” Robert Gable — “I love its giddy jingle, I love its fluid flow, I love to wind my mouth up, And 1 love to hear it go.” Robert Gallup —“Every man has his hobby but mine isn’t girls.” Alice Glasgow —“Pencil poised for dictation.” Marjorie Goodwin —“Tuneful on the blacks and white.” Jack Grim — “Once as quiet as could be, Now a ladies’ man is he.” Jenice Hagen — “Dominantly domestic.” Peggy Hansen — “There’s more than meets the eye.” . 24

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Our Voyage Is Ended Vernon Andrews —“It isn’t the work that worries me, it’s the women.” Marian Barnes —“Sometimes I just sit and think, and sometimes 1 just sit.” Joan Bean — “There’s a lot of fun in the world if one knows where to find it.” James Benedict — “E’en though vanquished he could argue still.” Betty Blodgett —“Has she not all the qualities that merit popularity?” Howard Blue —“I can sleep anywhere—even English class.” Richard Bogen— “The man behind the plow.” Dorothy Bohyer— “Nothing there is that bothers me.” Alice Bothamley— “A maiden modest but self- possessed.” Phyllis Brand— “An all-weather friend.” Jeanne Burrows —“The eyes have it.” Phyllis Clemens — “It’s a woman’s right to change her mind.” Frances Derr— “Easy on the eyes. Howard DeWitt— “Fleet-footed as Mercury himself.” Mike Dii.livan— “Hang sorrow, let’s be merry.” 23

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Together We ' re Leaving the Sheltered Bay Jack Harker— “Nothing is wrong with the mind of the man who minds his own business.” Robert Holliday —“Little man—what next?” Phyllis Heitger —“A merry lassie with jet black hair and sparkling brown eyes.” Robert Holton —“I never let my studies inter¬ fere with my education.” Lyle Hopkins — Head in the clouds.” John Houck —“And why should life all labor be?” Joyce Howk —“Her smiles are punctuated with dimples.” Patt Hunter— “A great many strings to her bow.” Betty Huston— “Bright? Why even Mars is a candle.” Marjorie Jones —“Let the world go by — I’ll watch it.” Bertee Lou Jordan —“A whirl of activity.” Robert King — “Quiet, but he makes the corn grow.” Caryl Kirsch —“Is happiest on the dance floor cuttin’ a rug.” William Krontz— “Sometimes wonder if I’m really appreciated.” Richard Lambourne —“I could be better if 1 would, But it’s awfully lonesome being good.” 25