Sturgis High School - Sturgensian Yearbook (Sturgis, MI)

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Nqr, t fKpofl'S S turgensian Staff lt takys courage to be different and we as a class have never lacked this quality. That accounts for the fact that we have given you a new and entirely different book. There will be surprises for you from the first page to the last All pleasant, we hope. Uon't fail to read the table of contents introducing each section, for these are the sign posts to show you the way. On those pages you will find those choice bits of information which through the years have made the Ahnanac such popular reading, lfollow our weather forecasts for each monthg be mindful of the birthday reading we have given youg meet some of the new constellations in our heavensg enjoy the good natured ribbing we have given some of your classmatesg check to see how good a Poor Richardl' our jingle jangle Xormie is, and last but not least meet some of your pals right on the pages of our advertisfng. Draw up an easy chair, make yourself comfortable and settle down for an evening of fun as you read our School Almanac for I9-lS-49. Signed- Betty -lune NVright Editor 6

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Dedication N cc, N, J. CARLETON PERRY Y In sincere appreciation for his cooperation and understanding during the first three years of our high school career, we, the graduating class, respectfully dedicate this 1949 annual to Mr. Carleton Perry. Mr. Perry is one of the veteran teachers on the faculty of Sturgis High School, having served 18 years as a classroom teacher and as principal for nine years. We as a class have always considered him a most valuable friend and will always keep a warm spot in our hearts for him. 5

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