Sturgis High School - Sturgensian Yearbook (Sturgis, MI)

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Th Little Dippers QSEVENTH GRADERSJ This title was given to the seventh graders for the reason that the Little Dipper is probably one of the best known constellations in our Heavens. lt's always in evidence and it doesn't take a learned astrologer to find it. This also holds true for the seventh graders, who soon make themselves known to all students and faculty members, Teachers call this class terrifically trying at times, and strong opponents of home- work, but likable as a class. A close-up reveals Roger Peters as the tallestg Dolman Drabek, the shortest, lVIary Hilgendorf, the slimmestg Dale Peeke, the heaviestg Charles Darby, the most promising material for a varsity star in basketball in the futureg and Sally Jackman and Tommy Trattles, the greatest chatterers, with Tommy a length ahead, A check on their records discloses the fact that the 7-l class alone has six students with a perfect attendance record so far this year and that four all A report cards were given out in this grade. Good work, And there's good class spirit, too. A one act play and a Valentine Party are evidence of this fact, both of which were successful. First Row: Avery, Sharong Bare, Wanda, Bonfiglio, Theressa: Borgerding, Joang Brew, Sandrag Bucholz, Mary Second Row: Bunn, Merdag Busz, Barbara, Caywood, Harriettg Chamberlin, Carol, Elliot, Kayg Fiegel, Nancy Third Row: Gauss, Laurag.Guyton, Carolg Heaton, Judy, Hilendorf, Mary, Holt, Suzanne, Holtz, Judith Unfortunately, pictures of Susy NI. and Suzanne WV. are missing. 15