Sturgis High School - Sturgensian Yearbook (Sturgis, MI)

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Fierce Gales May have Shaken our Calm Georgiana Morgan— “Good things come in small packages.” Cleon Notestine — ‘‘Bullet passer on the gridiron.” Rosemary Notestine — “Doesn’t try to estimate what there is in a quiet person.” Donna Ostrander— “Six years tootin ' on the ‘licorice stick’!” Bill Panneli. —“Athletics is his fortification.” Jane Patterson —“She has style all the while.” Martha Pierson— “Gentle manner and shy Smile.” Robert Pinney — “I’m not lazy folks! I’m just in love with sleep.” Phyllis Purdy— “It’s nice to be natural when you’re naturally nice.” James Quirin —“All things come to him who waits—even graduation.” Eunice Randall —“Build me a nest somewhere in the IVest And let the rest of the world go by.” Richard Raynor —“Laugh and the word laughs with you.” James Reid— “Can I help it if I’m handsome f ” John Richards —“Picture clicker.” Doris Ritter —“Openly quiet, but they often fool us.” 27

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Where the Skies and Seas were Blue Margaret Larce —“As handy with a paint brush as she is with a lipstick.” Phyllis Lawniczak — “Neat, sweet, petite.” Maralyn Lincoln —“Handy with a spoon and mixing bowl.” Pha Lint —“A little nonsense now and then Is relished by the best of men.” Phyllis Loetz— “Calm and unrufiled as the seven seas.” Marvin Lukomski— “He wears his clothes with an air.” Herbert Magnus —“His idea of a perfect day, less work and more play.” Joan Maystead —“She toiled until her tasks were done.” Warren Maxwell —“Let us seek bread with the plow.” Joyce McCaffery —“With sunny hair and sunny smile, She makes the day worth while.” Patsy McLauchlin— “Work fascinates me — I could sit and watch it all day.” Robert Mecklenburg —“Not too serious, not too (jay, But a real good fellow in every way.” Joan Messner — “Worry and have never met.” Jean Mingus —“Dynamic sportswoman.” Marilyn Mitchell — “Sparkling wit and personality.” 26

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But now the Anchor is Lowered And the Sails are Down Rita Sanders —“My kingdom for a horse.” Douglas Shields —“Contentment personified.” Doris Shook —“Behind that quiet look there is a quick and ready spirit.” Jack Short —“Oh this learning, what a thing it is.” Ralph Sigrist —“I like the company of ladies, There ' s nothing like it, except more.” Margaret Sites —“If silence were golden I ' d be a millionaire.” Harold Smith —“There may have been greater men than I, but I doubt it.” Lee Smith —“Sugar and spice, and everything nice.” Erma Snook —“To grow or not to grow, thai is the question.” Ethel Snook —“Her heart isn’t in her work, it’s elsewhere.” Patricia Spaulding —“Packed with potency.” Ray Spencer —“Always be happy, always be (jay, Always drive dull cares away.” Richard Spidell — “Equations, theorems, logar¬ ithms are fun for him.” Rosemary Stapleton —“A lovely maid with charms and grace, With pleasing ways and pleasing face.” Lorn a Stevens — “Curly.” 28