Sturgis High School - Sturgensian Yearbook (Sturgis, MI)

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Harold Young Olin Lepard Otto Goethcds Eemeef Seheeffeff TREASURER Newell Pranks, PRESIDENT Harry Winer, SECRETARY Noel Shedd . Richard L. Freeman resigned Nov. 9, 1955 appointed Nov ll 1955 Seniors all: You have been privileged to live during a period of the greatest scientific and technological advances ever achieved by mankind: great suc- cess can be yours. Having reached another milestone on life's pathway, be ever aware of its values. Even though ways of living seem to change, people remain basically the same and their differences must be evaluated. Life's greatest assets will be your friends, and you will have the most and keep them the longest by doing unto them just as you would like to have them do unto you. Many times decisions will be difficult, so recall your parents', teachers, and friends' best advice, perhaps you are not quite sure then which way to go, so just ask God to guide your course. Good Luck. Newell Franks 6

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Sharon Loetz, Business Manager. Linda Rehm, Sharon Otto, Advertising Managers. Iudy Wise, Dave Brew Carmen Arkhe Nancy Ginther, Sales Manager. Reporters, The 1956 STURGENSIAN staff worked hard to incorporate new features in its yearbook. Sixteen pages were added to take care of the many more students in Sturgis High School this year and to have more pictures for the clubs and sports. Our eye-catching padded cover, created by the art editor, was carried through the division pages with sketches of our Trojans busy in our high school. As you leaf through the ad section, you will notice the enlarged amount of Early in the fall, as soon as our adviso Miss Whitelock, had chosen her capa- ble staff, the yearbook got under way. Our editor and her assistant spent many long hours in laying out page after page of the dummy. Much controversy arose among the members of the staff as the cover, the finish of the pages, and the theme were discussed. At the first class meeting the dedication was decided upon. With each deadline planned, the literary editor and her assistants busied themselves with assigning copy, revising, writing captions, and proof read- ing while the picture editors Worked with Mr. Roy Niles arranging and taking pictures. We all drew a sigh of relief as the material for each deadline was on its Way. The co-advertising managers began soliciting early in the year, their task was finally completed by Christmas. As the second semester dawned, the campaign for the sale of our book began with advertising posters an- nouncing that new changes were in store. When we revealed our 1956 STURGENSIAN on Class Day, we were all justly proud of it. As we leaf through our finished product all the many happy times and grievances of these four years will be remembered. 5 pictures, Iane Ross, Nancy Ginther, Dave Portman Iolayne Carpenter, Senior Editors fr

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