Sturgis High School - Sturgensian Yearbook (Sturgis, MI)

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Football Squads Front row-Virgil Harker, Ronald Kolady, Clare McLauchlin, jim Miller, George Falkenstein, johnny Bertva, Sheridan Hageman, Max Scheetz, Ken Burdno. Seeond row-Richard Osborn, Stanley Miller, Bob Prohst, Duke Kime, Gary Snook, Don Jones, Dunne Keeslar, Rod , Baker, Roger Reader, john Holsinger. Third row-Coach Veld, john MCIiHllChliIl, Leonard Smoker, Bob Gaddis, Keith Chapman, Dick VVegner, Bob Brubaker, Chuck Adams, George Hunter, jim MeI.anehlin, Bud Andrews. Midgets The llidget football squad had better than average grid record, winning two and losing but one, by five points, to Three Rivers. The Trojan-- eers tied one game with Coldwater, zero to zero in a hard fought exhibition. Sturgis-l 2 Sturgis-l 8 Sturgis- 0 Sturgisf- 2 Sturgis-32 Next Mr. Vel d has the tremendous task of introducing football to these prospective gridmen of the future. fall will see many of these boys playing bull as Reserves and possibly a few will come in eontaet with varsity material. Coldwater-0 Three Rivers-0 Coldwater-0 Three Rivers--7 Opponents-7 27

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Class Room Acti ities The enthusizlsni Created ln the story of Chaucer nnd his f:tlllf1'l'llllI'j' l'ilgn'irr15 C'llllI1lIl2lfl'Ll in the very fine inurnl seen here whieh was painted lw Lois Sherry lleltl. The work is done in walter rolors, lneusures 9 feet in length und 2 feet in height, :Ind ndorns the ezlst wzlll of Room 206. janet B4lIl1ZllHlt'j', heezluse of il splendid resezireh report whieh she gnve on the l,'ar1f1'l'l111ry Yilllllf, wus ehosen to eo-star in the picture. T 'l'his huge glohe, of the entire henn- sphere, ezln he seen in Rooin 124 :nnl is the hnntllwork ol Mr. lxl1llll'l'. lt is lnnde of lll'llX'llj' gloved pzlper znul revolves en u stzxndzlrd. Donna Britton :ind Dirk lil'lllHllxt'I' ure starring.: in the pirture. W 'N l'he sehool lilwratry is open to students six hours eurh dur. lt is often filled to l'ZlPllL'lIj' ns you see It tn this pteture which shows hull the roonl. NZlIll'j' Slnnlver, ll lilurury rluh nleln- her, is presiding :lt the desk :ind Mrs. Brown, the lllYI'llI'lllll, is in the hawk ol the room with Colleen Sunday, superin- tending the shelving of hooks. llllll' green walls, white woodwork, hrightly flowered drzlperies, ond fluo- reseent lighting, make this :ln unusually lllIAZll'flX't' room.