Sturgis High School - Sturgensian Yearbook (Sturgis, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1957 volume:

cfwzkm MM ' QM? EDITOR . . . . . . . MARILYN FIEGEL ASS'T EDITOR .... . . .DAVE THOMASMA . 5 I O LITERARY EDITOR. . . . . PHYLLIS BIGELOW 4 ART EDITOR . . . ..... JOYCE SWALLEY . 1 ADVISOR. . . . . . ELIZABETH WHITELOCK J W lable 601525 ima? ,46'7Z60 'Z-lf 40016 4952-1250 105 a Q 1 fa 15 ' Z1 4? 47 If aruba igg if 59 ff af 75 ' We, the members of the Senior Class of 1957, voted unanimously to dedicate our Sturgensian to a most deserving person. The combina- tion of her knowledge and sense of humor has made her classes not only educational but more interesting and enioyable. Her patience, understanding, integrity, and memorable friendship will be a great aid as we wander up the path of life toward maturity and success. Her twinkling eyes, pixie smile, and extended helping hand will always be included in our happy memories of our tour years in high school. With sincere respect and unexpressible appreciation, we say, Thank you, Miss Elizabeth Whitelock. 3 Q Allen Crossman Sports Edu tor Joyce Swalley Art Edu Ol' Marilyn Fiegel, Editor. mf M Su- Dave Thomasma Asslsfant Mass Whltelock Advisor rf fi Phyllus Bugelow Luterary Edrtor Carolyn Wlsler Asslstanf Llterary Editor Carolyn Lean Typing Edlfor Sally Taylor Assxsfant Typung Edwtor Kathleen Goethals Ton: Rudley Loretta George Ann Elliott Pncfure Ednors 4 Carol Alderman Loretta George Asslsfants Mary Brunson Makeup Ednor Donna Schultz, Advertising Manager. Judy Kruger, Business Manager. Sandy Burke, Sales Manager. Karen King, Lewis Garrison, Ann Elliott, Bill Willer, Carolyn Lean, Senior Editors. Carol Wheeler, Judy Richards, Lorna Horrom, Steve Boyle, Jeannine Mann, Karen King, Janell Clark, Copy Writers. Soon after the 1957 STURGENSIAN staff had been selected last September by our capable advisor, Miss Whitelock, they be- gan discussing possible themes, color scheme, and dedication. Finally the theme f was narrowed down to one, and our Edi- tor and Assistant Editor began setting up the dummy and working with the Art Editor on the idea of the theme and how to work it out to good advantage throughout the entire book. The Picture Editor and her staff worked with Mr. Roy Niles as he took class and activity pictures. As these were developed the Make-up Editor and her staff began their endless task of pasting. The dedication was voted on at our first class meeting, with the final decision being unanimous as to who this, our yearbook, was to honor. lt was then time for the Literary Editor and Assistant to begin distrib- uting assignments to the copywriters. As the completed work was handed in, their iob was to proof-read and occasionally re-write all copy, while the Typing Editor saw that it was typed correctly in the proper form before each deadline. Our Advertising Managers spent much time during the first semester pounding on the doors of various business concerns in Sturgis obtaining ads. As the second semester rolled around, some of our work had begun to take shape, and advertising posters began appearing throughout the halls of S. H. S. Just looking at the final outcome of our 1957 STURGENSIAN was very rewarding, and on Class Day when we unveiled it to meet with your approval, we forgot at once the work put into it. As we in future years look back through the following pages, we are sure they will bring back many happy experiences of our four memorable years at Sturgis High School. 5 Otto Goethals J Earl Mallet Richard Freeman Harry Willer Ernest Schaeffer Olin Lepard Harold Young Hresidett Harry Willer Secretary Richard Freeman Treasurer Ernest 'Schaeffer To the Senior Class of l957: As President of the Board of Education you know me well, I am a man of fevv words, but I hope my actions, friendship, sincerity, and good intentions prove I am a friend, with the interest and welfare of present and future Seniors at heart. All members of the Board hope you have learned to ac- cept your due responsibilities in life as you approach maturity. God Bless each and every one of you. We all wish you the best of luck in your chosen careers. Harry Willer 6 I C fffwvff O O 0 Of course, we all know that our school cannot be run efficiently without the administrative department which is made up of our superinten- dent's staff and the principal's staff. Superintendent Bodley, along with his staff of Mrs. Shuman, receptionist, Mrs. Quirin, book- keeper, and Miss Bensing, secretary, handles the business transactions for Sturgis High School and the bookkeeping for the Board of Education. They order and receive supplies, distribute the mail and payroll, handle extra-curricular activi- ties, class accounts, and administer the policies proposed by the Board and provide them with a report on the results. ln the upstairs office you will always find either Mr. Miller or his secretary, Mrs. Freeland, work- ing to help one of us in our extra-curricular activities, making out a tardy or absent slip, or helping us to find some lost article. 5 i i l i Mr. Bodley, SUPERINTENDENT These are the people we have to thank for our placements into the classes we desire to attend. Mr. Miller and Mrs. Freeland. 8 Miss Bensing, Mrs. Quirin, and Mrs. Shuman. maifioi Mary Seitz, Robert Snow, Eva Wheat. Marhn Peck Elnzabeth Whuteiock Wnlluam Galberach Raymond Smith Mnldred Brmon Helen Bnner Ruth Watson Martha Strawbndge Hugh Tyler 6 I Q 1 1 . - 1 f- - f 1 1 1 1 - I John Borgerding Lynn Sonnevil Wayne Carpenter. Carlton Perry Jacob Dewm nl o o ca ' Alta Anderson, Cecil DeHaven, Paul Casaulf 3 0 Seated: Raymond Smith, Floiad Collins. deaenlfz Standing: Mildred Huff, Lenore Moss, Jessie Wake- man. Mary Boyle Alice Scheetz Helen Brokaw Harold Bowdish Mona Relck !l001e014Mf First row Leo Murphy Lou Lon Dillon James Chase, Myron Casner, Robert Welty 12 idk! Erneshne Moffatt Madelyn Polleys Menu V W . - X i . t . 5 Second row: Robert Finlay, Richard Maher, David Q I o 0 ' ' ' ummm 'if WY' uvbvvf J v Cllffofd Bee STUDENT COUNCIL Rmhafd Bunce WCE PRESIDENT sfan Laws Jr PRESIDENT Phyllis B,gel0W SECRETARY Stuart Baker TREASURER Ned Reed STUDENT COUNCIL 1 I 5 i E T 2 C T 2 Wk . 4 4 BAKER STUART LUTHER Friendly optimistic capable ss Offucer 4 Sr play cast play crew JHop Comm Achuevement 3 Govt Day Foren 4 andl cer 2 Honor Roll Baseball I Intramurals ADAMS, JERROLL HOWARD ALDERMAN, CAROL FLORENCE HWOVVY and' h6Ve HEVSI' mel! 'ln her very quietness there is a Library Club I, 2, 3, Sr. play crewg Charmif' J-Hop Comm., Jr. Achievement 3: G.A.A. 2, Troian Staffg Quill and Chorus 4, Acapella Choir 4. Scrollg Sturgensian Staffg Jr. play crewg Sr. play crew, J-Hop Comm.: Jr. Achievement officer 3, 4g Chorus 2g Gov't Dayg Co'op 45 Bronson High School I. BAUER HENRY GEORGE When work interferes with plea sure quit workl Jr play crew Govt Day Baseball BEALL JOHN STANLEY BEE CLIFFORD PAUL HBFIQ SOVVOW LSYS be meffY' If you want something done Jr Achievement 3 Chorus 4 Govt Ask a busy pe,-son fo do ,f D Band l 2 3 OHICGV 4 VI 6 Student council 3 Ottucer 4 Varsity rals I Club 2 3 4 Drama Club 3 Sr play cast Jr play crew JHop Comm Jr Achaevement Officer 3 4 Govt Day Welcoming Address Home coming Comm Football I 2 Base BENTON RICHARD LEE His idea of a perfect day Less work and more play Lubrary Club I 2 Jr play crew Sr play crew Jr Achuevement Officer I B Intramurals I 2 BIGEI OW PHYLLIS IRENE Here s a girl with a heart and smile That makes the bubble of life worth while ss offlcer 2 4 GAA I 2 3 Drama Club I Trolan Staff Quill and 3 Govt Day Coop 4 BLATTER WILLIAM GLIDE BLIGHTON PATRICIA ANN Not that I love study legs She is lust the quiet kind whose But I love fun more nature never varies Library Club 3 4 Govt Day Youth A l 2 -lf PlaY Cfew S' Center 2 Football I 2 Intramurals CYSW JHOD Comm Govt DBY J' Scroll Sturgenslan Staff Jr Play cast Sr Play cast Sr play crew J Hop Comm Homecoming court FTA 3 DAR Pulgrum Achievement 3 4 Chorus I 2 3 Acapella Choir 3 Co op 4 BLUE, JULIE ANN BOGEMA, CHARLES EARLE A smile for every girl, two for every 'fgftsootfs att ,ight buf its not my b0Y. linc CIGSS OIIICSI' 2, 3: G- A- A- I, 2, 3, 4: Art Club I, 2, 3, 4, Sr. play crew, hfx Dffima CIUID 2, 3, 4: AVI CIUb I: SV- Gov't Dayg Football I, 2, 4, Baseball E7 av Cash Jr. play Crew, JAHOD Court, 1, Track 1 3- Intramurals 1 2 3 Govt Day, Intramurals 2. BOWDISH PHYLLIS DIANE A penny for your thoughts Club I BROWN LYMAN WAYNE Nothrng rs wrong wtth the mrnd of the rnan who mrnds hrs own bust ness Jr ay wSr plyccv G I Da J Achlevement OfTIcer 3 In tramurals 2 3 4 s etball I 2 3 BOWMAN GARY LEE Lrfe s so short why waste rr V rsuty Club 4 Jr play crew Sr play crew J Hop Comm Achuevement 3 4 Govt Day Foot ball I Wrestlung 2 3 4 Intramurals BOYLE STEPHEN ROBERT BRICKER JOANNE ELLEN Lrfe rs tust a qame of basketball Glggle grggle lrttle mard how I wrth trme out for datrng wrsh thy mrrth I had V rslty Club 2 3 4 Trotan FI A I Jr play crew Sr Ounll and Scroll Sturgenstan Staff Sr Crew Jtlgp Court Jr Aqlrttevement c T DIGY CVSW JHOIO C orus I 1' Acapella Choir Comm Govt Day Jr Honor Roll 2 3 A Govt Day Hgmeqgmtttg otball I 2 I Comm IVN, BRUNSON MARY KATHERINE Mrschtef rn her eyes GAA I 2 OFlIcer3 4 Drama Club 2 3 Trotan Staff Quull and Scroll Sturgenslan St FI Jr play cast S play cast J Hop Court Chorus I 2 4 Omcerfg Acapell Chourl 2 3 4 Govt Day Forenslcs 3 4 Home comtng Comm Intramurals 2 3 4 JHop Comm BUNCE RICHARD ELDON BURG EDWARD A real athlete and a swell guy' Red harr has a meaning but not Class Ofhcer 3 4 V rslty Club 2 wrth Ed ovt D y ootball I Class OFfIcer I 2 Jr play crew Sr ck I 2 4 W tl ng I play crew J Hop Comm Govt Day In ramurals I 2 3 4 Homecoming Comm Baseball I 2 Intramurals I I6 CROSSMAN ALLEN ROBERT He rs nerther a saint nor a srnner but a happy medlum Varsuty Club 4 Trotan Staff Qutll and Scroll Sturgensuan Staff Sr play cast Jr play rew JHop Comm Govt Day Football I 2 3 4 Base Ba ke 4 Trac ramurals I ELLIOTT ANN LYNN lm so embarrassed' A I 4 Dram 3 Trolan Stal? Sturgenstan Staff Sr y play crew J o Comm Chorus I Govt Day Home coming Comm BURKE SANDRA KAY of pep full of fun Nev qulet always on the run A I 4 Ltbra Trolan Staff Sturgenslan St ft Jr crew S play crew J o Comm Jr Achlevementd Ofhcer 3 Govt Day '! DOUDT BARBARA ANN It dtdnt take her Iono to frnd the one A I 2 3 Llbr Club 4 Jr play crew Sr olay crew JHop Comm Youth Ceme I 2 3 4 Caleterta 3 FRIEND SHARON SUE A jolly lass chc K full of fun Shes always nlce to everyone' A I 3 A Drama Club 3 Jr play crew v rr w I c Comm GovtDay Paw I CLARK JANELL She can be relred upon for fun' Trogan Staff Oulll and Scroll Stur nstan Staff J p y cr w 'wlevement 3 4 Govt Day Coop DAVIS THEODORE DAVID Llfe begrns after graduarron vt D y Co op Football I Ba eball I EAGAN DENNIS Lifes a lest and all thrnos show rr I thouqht so once and now I know Varsity Clcb 3 4 Jr play crew Sr play crew Jr Achtevement 3 Coop ootball 2 T 3 wagatc Hugh I FIEGEL MARILYN HYAMES A rare combrnatron of wisdom and wr Class Ofhcer 2 GAA I 2 3 Of? cer 4 Drama Club 2 3 Trolan Staff Qulll and Scroll Sturgenslan Stat? Jr play cast Sr play cast Jr play crew JHop Comm Chorus I 3 4 Aca a Chotr I 4 Go Da Honor Roll Homecomtng Comm GARRISON LEWIS ROGER School wrll suffer wrthout htm' Trolan staff Sturgenstan Stat? Sr cast play crew J o Comm Govt Day Forenstcs 4 Foot tramurals I 2 I7 HFUH I l er ,, . I G.A. . ,2, 3, 2 ' VY Clvb I, 2: 'ze ' , r. la e , Jr, ' 2 4 5 I b I , 2 ' z - play , r. 2 'H P 4. 7 1 A GO' 6: - J , 2: I 2 ' 5 A S . ' ' . C g - .Q i K K ball I, 2, S tball 3, , k 3, . Int . , 2 3. ' I A , f I G.A. . , 2, F.H.A. I, , g ' ary It. 1 , , 'F , -,Y I 1 ' I t, ,V - F ,Q - , ' . 4: F , 3, 4, rack 2, , Do- . ll, I l GA. . , 2, 3, , a Club 1, 2, 'ff' pla cast, Jr. , -H p h I ' fy I pell ' , 3, , v't y, Jr. G.A. . , 2, , , , , play Q Jr. 5 'H P , Sr. ple . e , .-I-I fp p ' : A 2 ' ., ' ,qt : ,2 Cc,-on. ball I, 2, 3, Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, ln- Qt GEORGE LORETTA MAY She appears rather shy at ftrst but when you know her oh mercyl A 2 3 4 Trolan Staff un awd ocrcll Sturgensnan Staft Jr play L ew Sr play crew J Hop Comm Jr Ach1evementOfI'Icer 3 4 Govt Da Bandl 2 GOETHALS KATHLEEN ANN Full of fun and mrschref too A I 4 Dram 3 Trolan Stat? Sturgenslan Staff Jr ay cast pay cast J o omm Chorus I 2 4 Acapea Cholrl 3 GovtDay Forens1cs2 3 Homecomlng Comm Intramurals 3 GRATE DOROTHY RUTH A sweet smlle means a sweet p rson FHA 2 lr play crew Sr play crew IHop Comm lr Achrevement 3 K o op r- attend HOPKINS ROBERT EUGENE Everythrng comes to those who walt p y cew play crew r Achsevement 3 4 Govt D y Jr Town Meetung 4 Band I Coop 4 Intramurals I HANKO JIM The race IS not to the swift nor the battle to the strong Varsuty Club 2 3 4 Govt Day Base tramurals I 4 HARKER JOYCE MARIE HOOD ROBERT C Some secret charm doth all her acts JUST 6 boy at heart A 2 Llb ary Club 4 Jr a crew Sr play crew J Hop Comm Achievement '3 HORROM LORNA MARIE If accuracy ln her class work rs any HOVDA PAUL ELDON Not too serrous not too gay but a HORNING FRANCIS MARION Lrfe rs lust one darned thrno after another' Varsity Club 4 JHop Comm J Achievement 3 Govt Day Track I n amurals I rndrcatlon of her future we krow she wrll be successful Class Omcer 2 GAA I 2 3 OHI cer 4 Drama Club 3 Trolan Staff Quull and Scroll Sturgensuan Stat? Jr play cast Sr play cast Jr play crew J Hop Comm Jr Achievement 4 Omcer 3 Govt Day Youth Center I, 2, 3, Jr. Honor Roll, F.T.A, 3. very good fellow rn every wav Varsity Club 4 Jr pl ycrew Sr play crew Govt Day Football 4 lntra murals 4 Bronson I 2 KING KAREN ANNETTE A Lass wtth a wtnnlng way A 2 Tro an Staff Ouull and Scroll Sturgenstan Staff Jr play crew Sr play crew J Hop Comm Govt ay Rol F T A 3 Goodlettsvulle H I g h School I KNAPP BARBARA R A DVODCV Sfudy of manktnd ts rnanl A 4 5 p Y Crew Govt Day Co op 4 Hgme comtng Court Concord I Clamax 2 Portage 3 words KRONTZ JACK D What fools these mortals be Varstty Club Govt Day Youth Center I Band I Coop 4 Football 3 W g 2 3 lntram KRUGER JUDITI-I KAY Her ways are ways of pleasant H955 to overdo 3 4, Trolan Staff, Qunll a n d Scroll, Sturgenstan Staff, Jr p I a y cast Sr play crew, JHop Comm, Govt Day, Band I Homecomtng Queen J Hop Queen T9 It JACKSON GERALD KAY KALVIN HOWARD FRANCIS Men of few words are often the To grow or not to grow that IS best' the questlonl vt Day Band 2 3 -1 Coo Drama Club 3 Chorus I 2 3 Class Tr ck I tcer 2 3 Football I 3 b 3 Track 3 Basketball Silence ts more eloquent than G A I play crew Achtevement 3 Govt Day Coop 4 A very careful student careful not Class Otftcer 3 GAA I 2 Offs Ltbfary Qlub 3' GOVT Day CO Op 4 Y iq-'V KLINE SYLVIA ANN PATRICIA A shes q let I I har y knew she was there' A J crew Sr play crew Jr Achteve nt Ofhcer 3 4 Chorus I 2 Acapella Choir 3 Govt Day Co op KOLB GLORA FAYE KRONTZ LEO B A Nothlng bothers me Varslty Club 3 Govt Day Coop 4 Football I 3 Track 3 Wrestltng 3 Intramurals I 2 3 KULPINSKI FRANK B Go ' 1 , , z - D 4: Q I t z I' 5 a . Ott' , , , 2, , Base- X f all , , 2, 3. -- .5 -f QA. . ,3,4, Ft-LA. 1, I II 'Id I 50 UI SV dl I A ' I GA. . 1, 2, Art Club t, f. play - .7 I D , Jr. I ', I ' ' Achievement 4, Chorus 2, Jr. Honor me ' , ' I , ' ' 35 I, ' ' I , ' ' I I ' I I 4. I ' I I G-A. - t Sr. play cast, r. la Af F ' J - ,A. . , 2, 3, Jr. , Jr. I, 2, restlin I, , 1 UV- I I I I als I, 2, 3. I I Some work mostly fun' LAWLER JOYCE LORRAINE Pretty to walk with witty to talk with. . .A. 1 - . . . - Drama Club 3 4- Library Club l 2 3- Cheerleading 4- Jr. play cast- Jr. play crew- Sr. play crew- J-Hop Court- Jr. Achievement 3 4- Chorus 3 4- Aca hoir l - Govt Day Homecoming Court l-ANTZ, DAVE MICHAEL LAWLER, JOY LAURENE He often burns the midnight oil, But sad to say 'tis not lor toil. Varsity Club 3, 4, Sr. play cast Jr. play crew, Sr. play crew: l'H0D Comm., Gov't Day, Homecoming Comm., Football l, 2, 3, 4, Ba ball l, 2 3, 4, Intramurals l, 4. Basketball l, 2, 3, Tra LEAN CAROLYN ALICE For she was always friendly and carried a smile for all C ssOfflcerl 3 GAA l Se- Cheerfulness is the background of all good times. G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, F.H.A. l, 2, 3, Jr. play crew, Sr. play crew, Jr. Achievement 3, Chorus lg 2, 3, 4, Acapella Choir l, 2, 3, 4, Gov't Day, Intramurals 2. LUEDEKE RON O LAWS JR. STANLEY FREDERIC Talent plus indifference equals nothing- Talent plus effort equals success. Class Officer 4- Jr. play cast- Sr. play cast- J-l-lop Comm.- Forensics 4- B n Oftlcer l 2 3 4- Football I- nramurals l 2 4- Jr. Hon o . Drama Club 2 3 Cheerleading l 2 34 Trolan Staff Quill and Scroll Sturgenslan Stal? Jr play cast Sr cast S play crew J o Comm Jr Achievement OFFicer3 4 Chorus l 2 '3 Oftlcer 4 Acapella S play crew JHop Comm Govt Day Youth Center 4 Jr Honor Roll Band l Homecoming Comm Foot ball 2 Baseball 2 Jr Achievement 3 K .,-I Cholrl 2 3 4 FTA Omce Youth Center l 3 Forensics 2 3 Homecoming Comm LUKOMSKI MARLENE L With a sparkle and merry twinkle in her eye A 2 Jr a crew Sr play crew JHop Comm I2 GovtDay Coop4 MANN JEANNINE YVONNE Anyone would value her friend ship G A l 2 3 4 Drama Club FF cer 3 Trolan Staft Quill and Scroll play crew J Hop Court Jr Achieve 'nent 3 Ofticer 4 Govt Day Home coming Comm Forensics 4 Band l F T A 3 Co o MARKER JACK S MARTIN STANLEY FREDRlC when No Women ,n heaven: Then A little nonsense now and then is lust let me live' relished by the best of men' ,.. S play cast Jr play crew J p Drama Club 3 Jr play cast Sr play Comm Govt Day Youth Center 1 cast JHop Comm Jr Achievement 2 3 4 Forensics 2 4 Homecoming 3 Chorus l 3 4 Acapella Choirl Comm Football 1 Intramuralsl 2 G vt BY GHSICS l Track 2 l , , ll ll , GA ,2, 3, 4,FHA 1, 2, 3, - I I I I I I a d, , , , , , , , l t , , 3, , or , , , i,2, , , peliac ,2,3,4, S R ll I ' Y f' I 1 - 2 la , 2 - - - . 2, 3, V- I ' .Q ' , : ' 1 A 1 2 ' ., - X ' 1 - r - I 1 . ' . Play 1 r. 1 -H D A , f -2 : , , , : . . . r 3. I ' I oA.. ,F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, ,ply A.. , , ,Q ,Ot- Jr. Achievement, Oftlcer 3, 4, Chorus 5lUVQefl5l5fW 57652 JV- Dl6Y CVSWJ SV- , 1 ' , - . 2 - : 4 ' - 2, . . . j - p 4. I ' I I'. 7 . j -HO 2 . j . , , 1 ' t 1 i z 1 , z ' , ' .5 g I , 3, 4, O ' D 5 FOI' ' , 2, 35 0 K .- I -iii? :F flff 4. fa-xr. MILLER DEWEY My greatest desire IS to be care V66 Jr play crew Sr play crew JHop Comm Govt Day Homecoming omm C op A Football l 2 Westllng l 2 NELSON JERRY LEE He rs a wrse man who speaks llrrle Govt Day Football l 2 Track l In muralsl 2 3 MCKERLIE, LORETTA ANN MCNULTY, JEAN Openly quiet, but they often fool Neat, Sweet, and Petite. us. Jr. play crew, Chorus l, 2, Gov't Art Club 2, 35 Sr. play crew, Gov't Day, Co-op 4. Day, Chorus 4, Cafeteria l, 2, 3, Co- op 4. MONROE cARL Molzmsom So long as you are yourself' Varsuty Club 4 Govt Day Band I 2 otball l 2 3 4 Baseball l Tr 2 3 4 Wrestlung 3 lntramuralsl PERRY PHILIP C Everyman has hrs hobby but rnrne rs grrs' rslty Club 3 4 pla cas r play crew Govt Day Band l Foot 4 Ba 3 4 all l A Tra MlLLER KENNETH M Readrng maketh a full man Jr play crew Sr play crew JHop Comm Jr Achuevement 3 Govt Day Wrestlmgl 3 Intramuralsl 2 MONROE JOSEPH C Oh How I hate to cet uo rn the mornrng Sr play cast Jr play crew J op Comm Jr Achnevement3 4 Chorus G vt Day C op Trac Wrestlrng l lntramuralsl Levnttown Hug l PARKER EARL DWAIN Quret but he makes the corn grow' Jr play crew Sr play crew Govt Day Intramurals 2 3 4 bf PHILLIPS JANET LOUISE As good as she rs farr' A 2 Jr play crew S p crew JHop Comm J Achueve ment 3 Omcer 4 Govt Day l s 1 A. 1 ' 1 A,, . f '. 5 - C .g O- g , , 3g 3' 4' r ' , , l F0 , , , f 1 Mk ' F - F 'H 2, 3,1 4.1 I l lf O ' J 0- 4: lf 2: ' h . fra I I I 4.1 I I ' F 1 1 ' 'V ' U :six if 4 I . gi . I, f l l l -H . , 3g . j F. lay Va ' , g Jr, y tg J . , . ,F r, ' . ball 1, 2, 3, , seball 2, , ,Bas- ' ke-fb , 2, 3, , ck 1, T K 21 , 'f f f, 'fail I I -. PIERSON BART ALDEN PURCELL JOHN HOWARD RAMBADT JUDITI-I LOUISE I chatter chatter as I go A 2 Jr Achievem nt Chorus I Govt Day RIDLEY TONI FAYE I am a woman therefore I talk' , .A, I 3 4- Drama Clu Troian Staff- Quill and Scroll- Stur- gensian Staff- Sr. play cast- Jr. play crew- Sr. play crew- J-Hop Comm.- Jr. Achievement 4- Govt Day- Band 3- OFII 2- Jr. Honor o - Homecoming Comm. Bound to make his mark' The wisest of people are often Govt Day Coop 4 silent' REID RICHARD ALLEN RICHARDS JUDIIH G A twelve Qclock guy in a nine o A smile for everyone' clock town Trolan Staff Sturgensian Staff Jr rsity Club 2 3 4 Jr crew play crew Sr play crew Govt DBY S play crew J Hop Comm Gov Da Football 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 B s etball 2 3 4 RIVERS, CHARLES THURMAN A good time and I are the best of friends. Library Club 3, Ofhcer 4, Jr, play crew, Sr, play crew, Jr. Achievement 4, Chorus 4: Gov't DBY- Govt Day REED NED JERRY Nothing worries me least of all my work Varsity Club 3 4 Jr play crew Sr play crew J Hop Comm Chorus 2 4 Acapella Choir 2 3 4 Gov Day Homecoming Comm Football 3 4 Basebal Manager 2 3 restling 2 Intramurals 2 3 South River Hugh School I el-A WU5 YS RITTER ROY ALLAN I like my studies far away' Art Club I 2- Govt Day- Co-op 4 ROHRER, LARRY DALE A quart of oil, a gallon of gas, and thou! G v't D yy C -op 4, Football I, 2, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 2 3 22 - -5 'I My lily r RUNYAN TOM TAYLOR SCHROEDER HOWARD DEWAYNE Drnner on the Farm A mlle or so from town There Jr play crew Sr play crew Govt he always Shall be found Baseball I 2 Intramurals I Gov t Day SCH UTZ DONNA MARY Some thunk that school was made for fun and frolrc And so do I GAA 2 3 4 Trolan Staff Ouull and Scrol Sturgensran S ft J play cast Sr play cast J Hop Comm Jr Acl'1levement4 Chorus I Acapella C7 SCHWARTZ JOE Worry and l have never met Jr play crew Sr play crew Govt Da Coop 4 Intramurals I 2 3 4 Cholr I Govt Day SHEARS ROYCE D Blessings on htm that fIrst Invented sleep Govt Day Co op 4 Wrestlnng 2 In murals I 2 SIGGINS WILLIAM GEOPGE A genial drsposltlon brings owner many frrends Class OftIcer 2 Varsuty Club 3 4 play cast Sr play cast J o Comm Jr Achlevement3 Chorusl 4 Acapella Chonr I 3 4 Go Day Forenslcs 4 Homecommg Comm Football I 2 3 4 Baseball YQ:- SIMPSON ELYNORE ANN Nothlng seems to worry Ellle least of all school' A I 4 Dram heerleadmgl 2 3 Jr cast Sr play cast JHop Comm Jr Achnevement 3 Chorusl 2 Acapel la Choir I 2 Homecomlng Comm Coop 4 Intramurals 2 3 4 STRANG KENNETH ln the spring a young mans tancy turns to-baseball.' Class Otlhcer It Varsity Club 2, 3, 4- J, play crew- Gov't Day: -lfl TOWN Meeting- Football I 2g Baseball I 2 - sketball I, . 3 4 lntram Y? U STRONG JACK ALLEN And why should lite all labor be.' Gov't Da 4Co-op I 4. 23 SMITH GEORGE Not too bold not too shy Govt Day Co op 4 Football 2 Track STROUP STEVE L SWALLEY JOYCE CAROLE Scratch' Jr play crew Jr Achnevement Oth cer 3 4 Band I Football 4 Track 4 As an artlst she doth excell Her arm In Irfe ah who can tell? GAA I 2 3 Art Club OffIce Trolan Stat? Qulll and Scroll Sturgen In Staff r play crew J o Comm Govt Day Youth Center 4 Band I 2 Jr Honor Roll Homecom Ing Comm Co op 4 Intramurals 2 TAYLOR SALLY LEE Every treckle a soark of wit' A I 2 3 4 Trolan Stat? and Scroll Sturgenslan Statt Jr play cast Sr play cast Jr play crew Sr play crew J Hop Comm Achnevement Ottlcer 4 Chorus I 2 3 4 Acapella ChoIrI 2 3 4 Govt Day Forenstcs 4 Homecoming Comm FTA 3 THOMASMA DAVID CHARL w Hes wrllrng to be convinced but hed lrke to see the oerson who can cl It Class Ofhcer 3 Trolan Stal? Qulll and Scroll Sturgenslan Staff Jr play cast Sr play cast JHop Comm Jr Achievement OftIcer 3 4 Chorus 4 Acapella Choir 4 Govt Day Jr Honor Roll Homecoming Comm Football Int WHEELER CAROL ANN TOOLEY CLYDE E Knowtng hrm IS lrkrng htm Coop 4 A WERNER ALBERT JAMES Yea If I could not lauoh from day to day I would dre A Clubl 2 3 Omcer 4 Jr crew Sr play crew J Hop Comm Jr Achlevement Offlcer 3 4 Chorus I Acapella Chour I Govt Day For enslcs 2 Jr Honor Roll Homecom Ing Comm Track 2 FTA 3 WHITE TOM GLEN If she wlll she will you may ce pend on It If she wont she won tha s the end of rt A I 3 4 Drama Clu Cheerleadung 2 3 4 Trogan Stat? Quill and Scroll Sturgenslan Statt Jr play cast Sr play crew J Hop Court Jr Achrevement 3 Govt Day Youth Centerl 2 3 4 Bandl Homecom Ing Court Coop 4 Intramurals 2 3 Never do today what you can do omorrow V rslty Club 2 3 4 Jr play cr w Sr play crew Govt Day Football 4 Tra 2 3 Wrestln ramurals I 2 3 WILLER WILLIAM GROVE Its great to be arve Varsity Club 3 4 Trolan Staff Qulll and Scroll Sturgensn n Stat? Jr play Crew Sr play crew JHop Comm Govt Day Homecomung Comm seball I 4 lntramura WISLER CAROLYN ANN Small but so rs a strck of dynamlte A I 4 Dram 3 Cheerleadnng 2 3 4 Troyan Staff Qulll and Scroll Sturgenslan Staff p y cast Sr play cast J o Comm Jr Achlevement Oftlcer 3 F enslcs 3 4 Band I Coop 4 ln tramurals 2 3 24 , . r 2 2 2 2 - ' 2 ' 2 2 2 I ' - - - 2 2 2 2 I' 32 2 2 - s'a , J . , -H p I . -2 2 2 2 2 . 2 - 22 - 2 2 3. 2 I I G.A. . , , , 2 A gQuill I A , i I , Q o . 2 - 2 - 2 - F F , - .g Jr. 2 2 - ' 2 2 2 2 2 - 2 - -2 2 2 ' 2 2 2 2 ' ' 2 2 I 2 ' 2 ' I 2 2 2 .5 . . . . 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MANN M FIEGEL ptr' S BUE S MARTIN BLUE T RID EY E SIMPSON P BLIGHTON B HOPKINS fwfx Zmdgyz 4' M. ef 'iz Il Frank Wagner There were l37 members In thus years Junlor Class The class officers were Bob McLauchlln Presndent Tom Stapleton V1cePres1dent Floyd Yoder Secretary Frank Wagner Treasurer Janet Reed a Student Councll Representatuve carrued over from last year and Tom Hackman a Student Councll Representatlve elected thls year Selling food at the concession stands at football and basketball games was the mann source of maknng money rn the Junlor Class Schedule pencrls were also sold In the sprung the class presented the Junior Play, and later gave the J Hop In honor of the Seniors The Sponsors of thus class were Mr Jacob De Wrtt, chanrman, Mrs Robert Boyle, Mrs Edward Seltz, Mrs Paul Scheetz, Mlss Eltzabeth Whute lock, Mr James Chase, and Mr Wullnam Gal berach The sponsors helped the class very much In thenr 8ClIVIlIeS throughout the year 28 Tom Stapleton Janet Reed Flo! 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Xi -X 1 I llf l - V ' 1 , A - ' 1 f I 1 F I . 2 l , Adams, Gordon Ankney, Roger Arklle, Arney, Ayotte, Babka Baker Bauer Baylor Mary Frances Daniel Duaine William Mary Carol Jeannlne Blackburn Jane Blnghton Jerry Blood Audra Bordner Bruce Bottomley Sharlyn Brucker Clnfford Brunson John Bupp Jannce Burton Dwam Casey Karen Church Don Comlnafor Clyde Crabull Ben Cross Robert Davis Judy Davls Mary Deal Melvnn Demskl Robert DeVr1es Carol Dugguns Carole Dlqguns Roger Drury Melvcent Eagan Frances Eckert Pafrlcla Falkensteln Wrlllam Fnfer Bernice Fox Joan Gelvln Pamela Gerardo JoAnn Gesf Sandra Godden Janice Gullford Noel Gundrum Pafrucua Hansen Yvonne Harker Dons Hendenreuch Mary 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 K L g Henson, Tom Hickman, Tom Hodgson, Sandra Holshuh, Janet Horning, Patricia Hostetler, Rosalie Housour, Adrienne Howard, Alan Johnson, Judith Yasdorf, John Kershner, Sherrill Kessler Jay Keyser Jerry King Arletta Kitson Karen Knight Sharon Krontz Cora Krontz Franklin Lawniczak Barbara Lego Vivian Locey Caron Loetz Fred Lutz Janice Machan Judith Marks Carole McBride Carolyn McLauchlin Beth McLauchlin Robert Melchi Jack Meyers Jerry Mieras David Miller Jim Morrisson Judith Nelson I Gerald Nelson Ruthanne Oxender Karen Packer John Pagels Edward Pappas John Parish Beverly Parker James Patterson Linda Perkins Sara Phillips Margaret Pierce Kenneth Pierson, Gerald Potter, Diane Pueschel, David Reed, Janet Reed Stuart Reuck Harold Rommel Judy Ropo Dale Roslne Irene Ryan Janet Sayles Max Schlage Jnm Shafer Carole Shook Wayne Smuth Audrey Sm fh Donna Smxth JoAnn nyder Charles Stapleton Tom Stewart Mary Storms Karen Strast Paul Stults Loss aummey Dalton Sunday Dwnght Swuharf Stewart Taylor Terry Thomas Richard Tnbbetts John Trehearne Paul Trometer August Troyer Mary VanMeter Judy Wagner Frank Wagner Mary Wall Charles Wallnck Lynn Walters Janet Walters Rosemary Watts Patrncaa Wenrly Sand Wenzel John Wnlder Edna Wnlder Hurshel Wnlson Davsd -pv- wi fv- mg 352' Q- am 'K I 'DH 3 I .4 . 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I 1 x - A ' V ', ra .-x av- ' 4? r N H , , - . - S' 7'-1 Woods Mary Yoder Floyd Young Martha Young Rosemary Zammerman David ll JACOB DEWITT MARY G SEITZ JESSIE WAKEMAN HELEN M BROKAW RUTH WATSON 33 , ,o I , I ,pun 1 13 1'-Q Back row Greg Crossman and Ron me Magnus Mlddle row Ellen Cra bull and Janet Horrom Front row Jane Wtedlea Absent Charle Bar ne The Sophomore Class started the year by electnng class offucers Jane Weldlea was elected as Presndent Ronnue Magnus as Vlce Presldent Greg Crossman as Secretary Chuck Barnell as Treasur er Janet Horrom as Student Councll Representative for two years and Ellen Crablll as Student Council Representatuve from last year The money making protect was checksng coats and hats at all the home basketball games The class can boast they had sux boys on the Varsity football squad and two on the Varslty basketball team The sponsors this year were Mrs Alta Anderson Mr J C Perry charrman, Mr Cecaal DeHaven, and Mr Hugh Tyler They helped plan the partues and gave advlce at the class meetlngs 34 M., f,,.t 1 . get as 2 , 4. ' -att, I ...,tl ulyyz ' . :l S ll. 1 ' ' - ' 1 1 - 1 ' ' 1 : . 1 . . . , Andrews Nancy Arklie Terry Barnell Charles Bauman Howard Boaz Thomas Borhamley Judy Bowdish Barbara Bowdish Dw gh? Bowdish Jerry Bower Lucille Bowman Karen Braham Michael Brebner Judith Briggs Barbara Briley Wayne Cloase Judith Covad Michael Cra ill Ellen Crawford Kathryn Cross Bonnie Crossman Greg Cummins Robert Currier James Darby Jerry Darby W David Davis Gwen DeHaven Dax id Dowty Nancy Evert Richard Eager Louise Fair Dorothy Falkenstein Charlene Falkenstein Janet Fisk Mary Freeland Jill Friesner Gloria Frohriep Donna Galbreath, Ronald George Karen Gibson Larry Gilhams Jim Goethals Mary Good Mary Grabe Richard Grate Larry 9 if L.. s. sfafris 5. 1 Q- S? H? em 6- 'D Win 10. F3 Tv av- ik? I .r W I- kiwi an 2 'l gi -FMP! V735 ,if as AK l Y -Us l V SHS ssl V' -P' M1471 'livin i -1, Lv- 1 ? Grtrnes John Grove Carl Harker Jantce Hart Burdena Harter Frankltn Harter Gene Hawktns Mary Lou Hearld Kenneth Hettger Betty Holtz Gary Holtz Jean Holtz Rlchard Horrorn Janet Howell Jam Hoyt James Jackson Steven Jamerson Ronald Jenkuns Robert Johnsonbaugh Mary Jokela Carl Jourdan Jtm Keyser Shetla Kumble Lawrence Kumble Wayne Ktrne Mary Kirby Nancy Klrne Roger Kraft Larry LeClear Barbara Lehmer Marcta Lethn Karen Locey Florence MacPherson John Magnus Ronald Malloy Davtd Mark Karen Marks Roger McGaughey Joan McKerIte Charles McNulty Barbara Meyers, Charles Mteras, Janet Mtlltman, Beverly Mtlllman, Roger Moore, Dorothy V V . ,.: , . ,,vt 1,-1' . 1 ' J - ' , - 121 1 1 'lt ' W al ly, .. Tw 1 A I X. A , ,, W f M V . . A 2 . . , , A I C cr 0- 5' , ff ,dj 1 Q I y it 14,4 - - . - N . , yffgga 1 f at - 6 V, :L .... : A - X -' of . - --V , ' 'r . 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Posifion row- vpe! 39 nr 9' Lets have a party' any E7 Judy Mustone Jansce Besser Carol Thensmann Lnnda Dubble Dave Dob berteen Mary Funlay Thus year the Freshman Class entered Sturgts Hugh School with a record class of 202 members The tollovvlng class officers were elected an November Presldent Lunda Dubble Vuce Pres: dent Judy Mustone Secretary Carol Theusmann Treasurer Davld Dobberteen and Student Coun cal Representatnves Mary Fnnlay and Janlce Bes ser The Freshmen began their busy year by lolnung the clubs and actlvltles IU hugh school Thus year 26 .Iunlor Band members clanmed a chair tn the Senior Band A large number of boys entered sensor hxgh sports The Freshman football team had an average season with four wlns and three losses All Freshmen wall agree they had a successful year under the capable leadershlp of Mr Harold Bowdlsh chairman Mrs Ernestnne Motfltt Mrs Martha Strawbndge Mrs Ruth Watson and Mr Lou Lori all serving as sponsors. 40 Abbs Judith Addison Cynthia Agley Randy Alderman Mary Anderson Merrnlee Andreyka Jean Ayres Betsy Babka Mary Baker Annette Baker Dennis Baker Sh ron Barnhart Janice Bauman Martha Benson Judith Besser Janice Binkley J ck Bixler David Blanchard John Blanchard Joyce Blood Robert Bogen Sandra Bordner Ben Bowdish Xlice Bricker C ryl Broadwell Sherry Brothers Ishmael Brothers James Brouse Linda Brumbaugh, Steve Bunce Charles Bunge Mary Bupp Eleanore Burkhead William Cdroenter Mary Carpenter Sharon Carter Sandra Casto Bill Cleveland, Eddie Clouse, Barbara Condon, Mary Conrad, Linda Crain, Sandra Craw, Pat Crowell, Sharon Curtis, Carl 421' L-1' yu Y' ha it i I I CV fm wi 7 4' 'R 'br- '15 fl JN 1 l av, Davis Sharon Deal Sandra Dell LaDonna DeWitt Warre Dibble Linda Dillivan Danny Dobberteen David Dougan Sharon Dragoo Francis Dralrne Linda Dumont Joe Eberhard Edna Eckert Michael E s al Fair Marylou Finlay Mary Firth Gerald Forrest Jean Forrest Robert Fox Brenda Fray :ck K ren Freenland Wesley Frohriep Sharon Garden Armetia Gay Adgate Geering Irene Gerow Daniel Gibson Jerry Gilbo Marilyn Godden Violet Goodrich Margie Grate Kathryn Griflioen Don Guilford Vicki Gump Edward Haack Bill Hacken bu rg Ba rba ra Hahn Ray Harter Evan Harter Jim Hayden B.uce Hecht Douglas Hills Sharon Hilton Susan Hopkins, Janet Hopkins Marshall Hornlng Ronald Hovda Marrlyn Howard Janet Howard Roger Hunt Marsha Huss Davrd Jackson Sharron James Lnnda Jesse Sue Johnson Kendra Johnson Terry Kawmauskrs Allen Keagle John Keller Donald Kung Mary Kmg Ronald Knrkby Norman Kolady Allen Krage Ben Krause Rosanne Lahmeyer Denuse Laws Arlhur Lean Joan Lepard Paul Lrrtleheld Lourse Lmlefleld Luann Locey Davud Long Freda Long Susanna Lorr Davrd Lyons Jean Machan Ball Mann Judy Maloney Betty Marrlock Sharon McCarthy Terry McHuron Joan Mrllerr Jeffrey Mollsen James Monroe Sharon Moulton Pafrlcra Mustone Judrth Nelson Be1ry Jane , , , , , . , , , , , , , , , , , , , f , - Kulpmsku, Phllnp , , , , , , , , f , , , , , r , f , , , , , , Nordahl, Don Nusbaum, Donald Olds, Sharon Ott, Melvin Pagels, Jeanne Paxton Karen Per ins Bill Perkins Gus Peterson Roy Pierson Charles Pinney Jerry Finney Steven Porst Judith Porter David Porter Pat Postma Renn Potter Saundra Powers Sally Prince Patty Probst Andy Prough Robert Rambadt Sarah Reed Sally Reichard David Reuter Roderick Reynolds Leon Rlska Sally Sayles Charlotte S ybert Jeanne Sites Charles Sllngerland Dave Smith Dianne Smith Rel del Somers Karen Sponsel Marlorne Stage Peter Stewart Carolyn Stewart Raymond Strohpaul David Strong Donald Sturgis Matthew Swihart Gene Tarr Mariorie Theismann Carol , ls , , , , , , , , , , , , . , , , , . , , , , Schlage, Robert Q V , , . , , , , , , , , , f , , I . , , Thomasma, Robert Tibbott, Scnya Tobias, Robert Troyer, Barbara Urick, Douglas VanZile, Andrea Wagner, James Walker, Robert Webster, Joyce Webster, Thomas Weitting, Don Wetzel, Marlene White, John Williamson, Paul Wilson, Larry Wilson, Lynne Young, James ST U ll III take a m salad' Y-4 l Lets sung A Learning in the library 46 5541 'N' 1:1 we-4 Rudy Quurln Carole Vernon Sally Sltes Carole Sargent Davvd Crabe Lunda Hodgson A record number of 179 eughth graders started the year off by electmg Dave Grabe Presrdent Other officers elected were V1cePresldent Carole Sargent Secretary Carole Vernon Treasurer Lnnda Hodgson Student Councul Representatrve for two years Sally Sutes and the hold over representatnve Rudy Qunrun The annual eighth grade trrp to the Wnndy Cnty for two days was the hrghpount of their year Besides vrsutang the Museum of Natural Hrstory the Aquarrum Trrbune Tower the Museum of Sclence and lndustry and eatlng at Bobs Place they saw the premlere of the movie Grant and Wally Phnllnps T V show The class sponsors were Mrs Helen Brokaw charrman Mrs Mona Reuck Mr Robert Flnlay Mr Wayne Carpenter and Mr Leo Murphy 48 31? 1 1 1 , . - ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 - 11 - - 11 1 1 1 . . , 1 - - 11 11 - 1 1 : . , , . , . , . , . Allen, Michael Anderson, Charles Andrews, Kay Ankney, Annieanette Arney, Martha Augerbright, Earl Baker, Elsie Barnell, Jane Bigelow, Frank Bodley, Patricia Bogen, Judy Bohyer, Anita Bohyer, James Bontrager, Alva Borkholder, Amanda Borkowski, Tom Boughton, John Bowsher, Marcia Boyle, Michael Brooks, Mary Jane Bundy, Jerry Burkhead, Mona Burton, Joyce Cameron, William Carpenter, James Casey, Michael Clark, Judy Clark, Roy Clark, Susan Clouse, Alice Clouse, Mary Clouse, Terry Crabill, Thomas Crissey, Carl Curry, Tommy Davis, John Davis, Mark Dell, Richard Donley, Robert Droud, Joyce Ebel, Dennis Eckert, Carl Ted Elliott, Linda Falkenstein, David Falkenstein, Jon 1 i, W5 A-Tia :- l J. Q iff 4 X R ,Q - au- , A-5-sf 1 'K is 2 'af 5 r -JBC' A iy 9 'BID 'ff ' 1 ,.o-J i' ? fx. 1 ,., i Q it ' V ,N , , ' JEL- 2 ' . , .V , 'fits Q2 - ',:5 .-C, , . Q ' if , Tr I i jf i g? , Q . R., ,Ji ii., ' ' ' in-' fi , . zqgiq-l, 9 , i ,,, . 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W' WU! fs- 3 ,I tm -5 'D 7 ix gryif 1'- nf 249 47' wwf V Q-4 C' uv S. 1 ,E 'tl My 7... 6? 51' 6 'tc' Rohrer Lloyd Royals V vlan Sadewasser Phyllus Sargent Carole Sauer Llnda Schmidt Helen Schrock Sharon Schroeder Harold Shears Roger Sherman Robert Shnplett Herbert Stegel Sondra Snmpson Betty Sntes Sally Smlth Leland Sprowl Sandra Stevens Davld Stewart Nancy Storms Mary Straehly Ralph Strange John Stroup Dan Stults Robert Svvlhart Bonnle Teall Terry Teeters Carolyn Tlsclel Donald Troyer Jake Turner Brent VanMeter Terry VanVorst Zola Vernon Carole Wagner D xne Wagner Wulla Ann Weaver Brtan We rly G nl Weske Ward West Altce Westra Vergne W warns B ll Wungfaeld Loran Wyer Llnda Yunlcer Stephen 5- Stop pushmg' Whats thus? 34 Remember when? 5 P? 53 Fxrst row Judy Muller and Jim De Haven Second row Kay Forrest and busan Bee Thurd row Steven Eckert and Make Dunkelberger One hundred and seventy nrne students were enrolled In the seventh grade this year They found It both excttnng and some what dnfflcult to adlust themselves to the procedure of moving from class to cass They enloyed many Interesting prolects whlch were assocnated wuth thenr sublects Thenr homerooms were attractively arranged and approprlate bulletln boards were found to be a very bene flclal visual and Earlver nn the year class officers were elected Results of the electuon named Jurn Det-laven Presndent Mlke Dunkelberger Vnce Presldent Judy Muller Secretary Steve Eckert Treasurer Kay Forrest two year Student Councul Representatcve and Susan Bee one year Representatuv We hope that the enghth grade wlll be another bug year for these ambntuous students 54 .qx 3 X K 4 5 3 5 . a 3 1 I 1 ' I 1 I 1 I I I ' ra , -. Adams, Linda Addison, Robert Altimus, Thomas Ankney, Jerry Arklie, Brenn Baker, Roger Bayer, Carol Bee, Susan Beers, Billy Beers, James Besser, Michael Befcke, Terry Bibb, Teresa Bixler, Diane Blood, Janice Bontrager, Rosa Boughfon, Jack Sfvughfon, Judy Bower, John Boyden, Jim Braham, Pamela Brebner, Melissa Brothers, Tom Brown, Russell Brubaker, Mary Butz, George Carlisle, Larry Carpenter, John Cashour, Priscilla Casner, Jane Covey, Alan Crissey, Laura Crires, Larry Cross, John Crossman, Barbara Cunningham, Carol Currier, Richard DeHayen, James Dibble, Charles Diggins, Daid Dillen, Joan Doudt, Roger Dougan, Myrna Dowty, Sandra Dull, Bruce 1 5 as A QW 1? S. .qq -., V .gt .- 3 ,J ls ., in sew, - L 1 M Z f F' re , 1 --uf if Z 5 'N 5 E ' P1 Q v C N L in 'L . 'ul -' ' :aff , x 'Q 1. m K V- . . .- 1: ' 'TL- ' I.. ' 44 J C , J 9 A V .,: ..... H: , A 1 ' ' ' ,l Q ..- A K f . , E , - 6 E' I I Ni i Iv- . ' x A J , I is Uh- . . Q . .. . ,pi gg i.. , , i - A ' - l 1 .' ' l K ' 1 ' 'X , . 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'1- ,A i K , 4 uw l it- C' -ffl ai f My f f.24l t 391 H Dumont, Douglas Dunham, Albert Dunkelberger, Mike Dyball, Mary Earley, Terry Eckert, Steven Ellis, Tandra Evert, Dan Farr Judy Falkensteln Gary Falkensteln Harold Falkenstem Neal Finlay Harrtet Flrth Barbette Flowers Cleatus Forrest Kay Garnett Louuse Geark Janice Gould Dar' Graft' Charles Grosky Karen Gushwa James Haller Douglas Hart Stell Harter Jacquelyn Hartsell Charles Hathaway Ronme Hawklns June Hearld Dave Hecht Davud Hlnchen Charles Holshuh Karen Holtz Douglas Holtz Lnnda Hostetler Donald Hunsberger Sue Jackson Bl Jacobs Robert Jeffery Connle Johnsonbaugh Eddre Johnston Robert Jordan Patrucla Jorn Georoe Kambol Tom Kane Llnd1 Lou Keim, Robert Keller, Richard Kershner, Kim Kidd, Michael Kimble, Janet Kronberg, Barbara Kunzie, Elaine Laete, Jaagup Lahmeyer, Constance Lego, Danny LeRoque, Gilbert Lichty, John Lock, Judy Long, Benny Lough, Virginia Lower, Gail Lung, Judy MacPherson, Darlene Marshall, Kathleen McElhenie, Richard McLaughlin, Clyde Mercer, Nancy Mettler, Doris Meyers, Jack Meyers, Sylvia Midling, James Miller, Judith Miller, Patricia Miller, Ted Millett, Pamela Misner, James Molter, Carrol Myers, Danny Nelson, Mary Newman, Jane Noel, Ellen Nordahl, Richard Norton, James Owen, Susan Palmer, Steve Penn, Judy Perkins, Richard Perry, Robert Pfenning, Ronald Phillips, Kenneth 7-' S... 1 tin TF' 'EL A 'lr-' .wh l .1,if,f'- .--P :LQ-' QV- . 1' U 4 if ' ' ,T v 'J P if i - is J if .4 I ' hh N Q Q ' fi J 4, von r , L , V . 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'U ' Q 4 , 1 , 4,1 , nf 5. f Al h COM Lon Coach Maher WW The Sturgss Varstty football team had a falrly successful season wrndung up wnth three wlns and frve losses It was a bug success for one senior Dlck Bunce who was voted to both offensive and defensive posutuons on the All Conference team ln the frrst game of the season the Trolans rolled over Bronson 346 but the following week dropped theur frrst conference game to Lakevnew T312 Conference vrctory number one was over Adnan who fell T913 The Trolans then traveled to Marshall and spoiled thelr homecomnng wrth a 27 14 vrctory Our tradutronal rnvals from Three Rivers pulled an upset on Sturgis by beating the Trolans 14 7 We scored early In the farst quarter but were then stopped cold East Lansing overcame Sturgls an our next game by turnnng back our squad 3414 and Albuon downed us 206 The flnal game of the season was wnth Coldwater Thus was our homecomung game but Coldwater wasnt to be dented and rolled over the Trolans 19 O The entnre Trolan backfueld wnll be lost next year but a good season ns expected wuth the return of several letter men 61 Sturgis Sturgis Sturgis Sturgis Sturgis Sturgns Sturgis ,mp -ug!-4 Bronson La kevlew Marshall T Rivers E Lansnng Albion Coldwater S, . 13: A -1 T W: lv viii., V l . -'-, ' 'C Q I . . . . . . ' D .' . ' ,. .T 34 . ' ' . - ' . , 12 ' . '. ' - Sturgis ,, I9 Adrian . I . .l ' . . . . 27 . . . Q . ' .. I4 . ' . . . - ' , 6 ' . r ' ' 0 Sh. Luv .Z-'iw ble, J. Durrier. Second row: J. Keyser, H. Reich, K. Hearld, S. Stroup, J. Kas- dorf, J. White, B. Machan, T. Arklie. Third row: Coach Dillon, S. Sites, D. Wenzel, R. Milliman, J. Royeton, R. Galbreath, B. Falkenstein, D. Zimmerman, J. Howell. The frosh this year had a 4 and 3 record. They were defeated by Three Rivers in the tirst game of the season They bounced back to defeat Coldwater T117 only to have history repeat it self in the next game which they lost l2 6 at the hands ot Three Rivers The next three games were wins over Bronson Q19 63 Coldwater U4 OJ and Bronson again this time C26 63 ln the last game of the season they were defeated in a close game 6 O by the Constantine reserves Out ot this squad there should come some fine re serve material tor next year Coach Dillon s reserve squad came through with a perfect season this year by winning all tive of their games ln these games the reserves rack ed up 67 points without being scored upon ln the first game ot the season the Trolans edg ed Coldwater 6 O Next they whipped a strong Lakeview squad by a TAO score The Trolans then traveled to Kalamazoo where they rolled over St Augustine 200 The final two games were both with Three Rivers The Wildcats were defeated 19 O and 8 O by the Trolan reserves Cleveland R Horning J Millet D Grittioen Second row R Howard L Rey nolds D Slingerland B Bordner C Sites C Bunce A Probst S Brumbaugh D Keller B Forrest N Kirkby B Haack Third row J Keagle J Mollsen W Free land B Blood A Laws D Dobberteen T McCarthy G Swihart R Agley D Lori Coach Finley C Curtis Fourth row R Thomasma S Pinney D Hecht R Peterson J Pinney C Pierson D Porter . r . . , . - I - . I - ' . , . . , ' - I ' . , . , . , . . . . , . - 1 A i 4 , - , - r - i - i - , . , . , . , . . , . , . - 1 - f 4 1 1 i - i - i - 1 - , , . . : . , . , . , . , . , . , . . .nib- it Sturgis Sturgis Sturgis Sturgss Sturgls Sturgis Sturgis Sturgus Sturgis Sturgns Sturgis Sturgis Sturgis Sturgxs Sturgls Sturgis AJ Albion Adnan Lakevlew Coldwater Three Rnvers Bronson Marshall East Lansing Albion Lakevlew Bronson Coldwater East Lansung Three Rivers Marshall Adnan 3:5 fig? Paul Trehearne Blll Haack Mgrs 1 47 WFPH Coach Dillon The Trolan basketball team flnushed theur campalgn with a tune T46 record They fvnnshed second IH the conference wath a 9 5 showing Their season also Included two wlns over Bronson who were undefeated In then' conference The hlghlxqht of the season was tournament actson at Coldwater The Trojans racked up wxns over Three Rlvers and Hillsdale gnvlng them the Das tract championship From there they traveled to Albion College to take part In the Reglonals The Trolans emerged vnctornous IU theur furst game by defeating Albuon Hugh however un theur next contest they were elnmnnated from the tourney by a fast movung Greenvllle team Of the startung fave four are sensors Clnff Bee at forward was the leadnng scorer for Sturgis fnmshmg wnth 219 ponnts Cliff was also placed on the Twin Valley second team Another play er who wull be lost through graduatlon as guard Rach Reid H was tops on defense and deadly on has shots wlndlng up wuth T99 ponnts Because of hus terrufnc play he was unammously chosen as guard on the All Conference flrst team The team also wsll lose thenr center 64 Steve Boyle Steve scored l54 points durnng the regular season and was playlng has best game of the year In the reglonals at Albion when he recelved a knee unlury whnch sndellned htm the rest of the way Also graduatnng IS guard Ken Strang who was the Trolan play maker Ken had a fnne season and has constant chatter kept the squad going Other seniors that wull be mlssed next season are guard Phul Perry and forward Al Crossman Returning to the team of next year wall be guards Jerry Keyser and Floyd Yoder forwards John Wenzel and Marty Smith and centers Dave Darby and Tom Stapleton 65 ' 78 ' 37 l ' 75 ' 61 A ' 71 50 ' 59 ' 62 ' 86 82 N 'M ' 62 as ' 41 ' 53 l X W ' 46 ' 63 , 7 ' 63 ' 52 7 , ' 50 58 Y 5 0 ' 67 50 Q ' 67 ' . 55 ' , . 48 ' 50 ' T 77 79 ' 73 ' , 57 , 1 KW , ' 'x E.'5 . - . I . . . . 72' 'Ns T' .. 5 ' - ',,,l .. - - l F I - T A I J . '. . . 2t22t t A - -, 5 - - 5 V , 7 1 h's e5i?eAL3'M ts. ' - - . l . . l ' .e A ilt' ' . ' ' , 'T' K 1 31153552 fig - ' . I l . . H ' ' T . . . . . . STEVE KEN STRANG P . ' Q M I W B f,.U 1? Q., .m5,'?,1,tj V, n1s.mbu:f..i1-.. ' 'f-vi 3 ' I 'fmf I L- m 2 4 1 iff' ' AL CROSSMAN . ,Q L ,, wg.. 3 ,.1. V. -if f . - 5 , ... ,V , z 4. .Eff 1 1-2-'sw 1 S 1 2 TOM STAPLETON 1 wiv 2255 SWS? Q gran' ...-4 1321 'x 3Sl First row: Terry McCarthy, Larry Kraft, Jerry Darby, Dan Gerow. Second row: Bill Haack, Jerry Todd, Max Sayles, Wayne Kimbol, Pat Porter Denny Wenzel, Dick Grabe. Third Row: Coach Maher, Ronnie Horning, Ed Purdy, Dave Dobberteen, Chuck Bunce, Mike Eckert, Dave DeHaven. Coach Dillon This year the reserve basketball team, under the direction of Coach Maher, had a fairly successful sea- son, although they were composed mainly of inexperienced boys. The first half of the season they won half their games, winning four and losing four. They beat Albion, Lake- view, Coldwater, and Marshall and were downed by Adrian, Three Rivers, Bronson, and East Lansing. The last half of the season they did- n't do so well though, as they lost six and won only two. Their two victories were over Bronson and Three Rivers, two teams which had defeated them earlier. Jerry Todd started at one guard throughout the entire season. The other guard position was shared be- tween Dave Dobberteen, Jerry Dar- by, and Denny Wenzel. At the for- ward spots were Max Sayles, who was second in the conference in scoring, and Ron Magnus. However, due to an iniury to Magnus, Ed Purdy and Mike Eckert saw quite a bit of duty at his forward. Pat Port- er and Wayne Kimble alternated at center. Sturgis Sturgis Sturgis Sturgis Sturgis Sturgis Sturgis Sturgis Sturgis Sturgis Sturgis Sturgis Sturgis Sturgis Sturgis Sturgis Albion Adrian Lakeview Coldwater Three Rivers Bronson Marshall East Lansing Albion Lakeview Bronson Coldwater East Lansing Three Rivers Marshall Adrien The Wrestlrng team of 1956 57 was dxvlded unto two parts the Varszty under Coach Fnnlay and the Reserves under Coach Lora The Reserves dudnt have any sched uled matches but they dvd wrestle In some of the Varsuty matches The Varsuty frnlshed wuth a fave wln and seven loss re cord Theur tnrst match was a practnce match with Howe which Sturgus lost 30 27 The fvve wnns of the season were over Howe C26 25l Allegan C52 OJ Coldwater C30 lol Portage C371ll and Allegan agaln C34 l4l Sturgls lost to Coldwater C25 243 Battle Creek Central C44 61 Kalamazoo Central C31 191 Niles C32 l4J Nsles again C34 143 Adnan C39 l3l and Kalamazoo Central again C32 lol Most of the schools our wrestling team vued wrth were Class A schools and had a much larger amount of boys out for wrestllng Desplte the odds our team turned out a tune season Special recognltnon should be given to Duck Bunce who won ftrst In the lnvltatlonal Meet at Lanslng He also won all of hus matches thts season Captalns and Coaches Coach Lon Dale Ropp Dtck Bunce Coach Finlay s Denny Baker Terry Arklue Gary Bowman Ed Cleveland Bob Prough Bob Blood Bsll Machan Jeff Mullet 2nd Bruce Hayden John Kasdorf Clyde Comonator Ken Plerce Dale Ropp Duck Bunce Tom Hlckman Bob McLauchlun Greg Crossman Al Howard r Coach Ftnlay Charles Pnerson Paul Lepard Jeff Schrader Norm Knrkby Dave Porter Art Laws Dave Lon Tom Webster Coach Lon Mussmg Randy Agley Don Keller Q Coach Maher Sturgns Sturgns Sturgls Sturgns Sturgrs Sturgls Sturgls Sturgns Sturgns Sturgss Sturgus Sturgis Coldwater Albion Marshall Bronson Coldwater Lakevuew Vlcksburg Lakevnew East Lansing Detront Lutheran Howe Adrian Furst row J Keyser T Hackman D Thomas M Kirkpatrick R Rohrer D Hop kms W Wxller G Sugguns R Reud Second row P Trehearne L Garrison T Wenzel C Bee S Boyle J Hanko P Perry K Strang R Maher O t'f nnnvnnl ' .T , L e eer S re r T 7 L Sturgis . . . r,.lO Three Rivers ' . , 4 ' . L ' . 3 ' . 1 . ' 4 ,,,. 'T ' .. . 3 ' . ,. V . T , .vt f v 'Q T lu- The Sturgis Varsity Baseball Team had a good year in the Twin Valley Conference by winning 5 and losing 2, putting them in a three way tie for first place. Their over all record for the T956 season showed 7 wins and 6 losses, with two non-conference tilts, Three rivers and Kalamazoo State High, canceled because of bad weather. Our conference victories w,ere over Albion, Coldwater, Three Rivers, Lakeview, and East Lansing. The two Trojan defeats came at the hands of Marshall and Adrian. The Trojans also took two nonfconference wins from Vicksburg and Howe, but were defeated by Coldwater, Bronson, and Lakeview. The biggest share of the pitching duties rested on the shoulders of Jim Hanko, with a 2-4 record, and Bob Rohrer, with a 3-2 showing. Another pitcher, Bill Willer, finished with a 2-O mark. The team had good hitting from the entire starting lineup, which included: Ken Strang, catcher, Steve Boyle, first base, Cliff Bee, second base, Dave Hopkins, third base, Maurice Kirkpatrick, shortstop, Phil Perry, left field, Rich Reid, center field, and Dick Thomas, right field. Except for Rohrer, Hopkins, and Kirkpatrick, the entire squad will be back for the T957 season. 71 The Trolan Reserve Baseball team had a successful season under the capable guudance of Coach Dnllon Their record for the year was tour wtns and two losses Although they were unexperuenced they came through wnth wan nn games wrth some other schools Varstty Team They had a very tough schedule The startmg team throughout most of the year was Marty Smrth at catcher Ed Purdy and Stu Swrhart al ternated at trrst Jerry Todd played second Ron Magnus was at short and Terry Arklue played thrrd Some of the outfuelders were John Brunson Jerry Darby and Jam Howell Ben Crabull Jrm Howell and Jerry Todd were pxtchers The chief weakness of the team was pltchnng but thy had a strong fneldlng and hrttlng team Many ofthe boys on this team wlll be Varsity maternal next year Sturgrs Sturgis Sturgis Sturges Sturgis Sturgus First row C Barnell K Hearld J Kasdorf J Todd D Wenzel J Brunson J Muller W Shook T Arklle Second row D Grabe E Purdy J Kessler L Kraft D Darby M Smnth S Sw: hart R Magnus M Sayles J Howell Coach Drllon Coldwater Burr Oak Coldwater Bronson Bronson Constantrne x! 6' 5 - A B-- Frrst row D Bunce F Loetz C Holsunger B Losey W Walcott C Toth F Horn ang D Ropp A Crossman D Melssner Second row R Gurlford B Mclaughlnn D Mreras P Eckert J Morrlll C Mon roe D Eagan T Stapleton D Klsseberth D Lantz J Frolnch K Plerce T Van Meter Coach Lon Sturgls started out thenr track season wrth a vuc tory over Marshall 59 to 50 In a duel meet l trnangular meets they were defeated 3 out of 4 tlmes In the furst trrangular meet of the season Sturgls ended up thlrd wuth Three Rrvers havung 325 points and Nules havmg 755 polnts and In the second traangular meet we defeated Howe and Walcotvulle Howe havung 55 pounts Walcot vrlle having 33'6 and Sturgis 66f3 points I the thurd truangular meet we ended up an thurd place wuth Coldwater and Albuon capturrng lst and 2nd place ln the last trnangular meet of the season we were defeated by Three Rnvers and Lakeview Lakevnew wrth 46V2 Three Rvvers 1 and turgls 44 l 6 In the Twrn Va e Conference Sturgus ended up nn 6th place wlth I9 polnts In the Hastnngs Relays 2 boys from Sturgls did well Paul Toth took a lst place an the shot put and Walt Wolcott 3rd place rn the Hugh Hurdles ' . n Sturgis with 29. ' ' - ' 2 ' . n 465 S ' . ' ll y - i i .R I f Ll L A I' ff, .. glllxl. is 5 First row Barbara Knapp Elynore Simpson Carolyn Wisler Carol Wheeler Carolyn Lean Joyce Lawler and Karen King Second row Mary Brunson Toni Ridley Loretta George Sharon Friend Judy Kruger Jeannin Mann Donna Schutz Third row Sandra Burke Sally Taylor Phyllis Bigelow Lorna Horrom Kathy Goethals Ann Elliott Joy Lawler and Julie Bue The Girl s Athletic Association had a nefv sponsor Mrs Ernestine lV'offitl Under Mrs Moffitts direction the girls were led through another successful year The officers assisting her with this iob were Mary Brunson President Lorna Horrom Vice President and Social Chairman Judy Kruger Assistant S o ci a I Chairman Q Marilyn Fiegel Secretary Treasurer Doris Harker Senior League Sports Manager Sue Weaver Junior League Sports Mana ger Phyllis Bigelow and Jane Blackburn ,,,... point recorders GG First row Sue Weaver Lorna Horrom Mary Brunson Judy Kruger Second row Doris Harker Mrs Moffitt Marilyn Fiegel Third row Phyllis Bigelow Jean Blackburn First row: Marilyn Tisdel, Dixie Thompson, Beverly Wagner, Dorothy Fair, Janet Mieras, Jean Holtz, Marcia Lehrner, Mary Good, Ellen Crabill, and Mary Kay Reed. Second row: Jill Freeland, Joanna Rommel, Nancy Dowty, Mary Fisk, Karen Bowman, Louise Fager, Virginia Wright, Mary Kime, Shiela Keyser, Karen George, Bonnie Parr, and Sue Weaver, Third row: Nancy Kirby, Karen Mark, Ellen Smith, Mary Ann Goethals, Lana Sherman, Elva Ritter, Barbara LeCfear, Louise Smith, Barbara Briggs, Ruth Runyan, Carol Young, and Melody Norton. Fourth row: Jane Wiedla, Sally Weaver, Judy Bothamley, Judy Brebner, Gwen Davis, Lillian Zollman, Barbara Bovvdish, Cindy Perrin, Janet Falkenstein, Nancy Sigler, Janet Horrom, Charlene Falkenstein, and Kathryn Crawford, 5 z 5:1 Y ' ze -. -L: ch... ca w C' -Qi ,. t7 4'7 .- Wax L FursT row Carol Marks Jane Blackburn Karen Kutson Mary Woods PaT Hornung and Judy VanMeTer Second row Duane PoTTer Januce LuTz Mary Baker Martha Young Shenll Kershner and Sandy Hodgson Thurd row Janet Reed Carolyn McBrude Dorus Harker Judy Machan Carol Bauer and Mary Fran Arklue As usual unuTuaTuon sTarTed The year off for The gurls Then The weekly sessuons of volleyball and basketball began wuTh volleyball beung played The TursT Tew monThs and baskeTball Takuncu up Tne resT of The Tume Thus year all Thus acTuvuTy Took place un The gymnasuum on Tuesday evenungs Agaun The GAA was The sponsor of many of our dances The fursT one They puT on was un OcTober honorung The new members In February uT was The annual Sock Hop and Then un March Theur bug dance The SweeThearTSwung was held Besude The dances These gurls sponsored The Penny Carnuval un Aprul ln May They held Theur closung banqueT and awards for The year were guven aT ThaT Tume The offucers for The Tollowung year were also announced Frst row CynThua Adduson Maru yn Hoyda Janne S yb rT Mary Kay Bung Joan McHuron Kendra Johnson Margue cvoodruch Maruorue Sponsel Sally Reed Barbara Hackenburg CharloTTe Sayles Second row Susanna Long Roanne Krause Judy Benson B Tsy Ayres Mary Alderman Merrulee Anderson Sharon Baker Sandra CarTer Judy MusTone Barbara Troyer AdgaTe Gay PaT Moullon Mary Kung Sharon Crowell Joan Lean Joyce Websfer rd row Mary bka K ren Froylck u y Man eanne ug nc ar al y Qska Judy POTS aro' The ssrnar Mary a penTer Sharon Olds Luda Dbble Sand Power Lynn Wlson Kafhryn GraTe Sherry Broad,-fell Sharon H lls Fourrh row PaTTy Pr nce Judy Abbs Snarouu Dugn Marylou Fau Lnda Draurne Lunda Conrad Mar yn Gulbo Barba a Clous Andrea VanZule Paf Craw Januce Besser Luann LuTTIeTueld Denlse Lahmeyer Susan Hulfon Mary Funlay Karen PaxTon A . T -i T, A I J ll . f , - T 1 y ai - r T l 6 4 I us ,L if . ul A ,m..,s,i- E T 'T 'Q' - M S -u V-Y 4 5 As e Q , ms? - . , . 5 , C, ya. .J 4 W K A ' xc ' 'lf-flu T 1 l . , 2 , e e , e, , T , ' Thl - . Ba I 5 T 1 I J d u I J P els 'hareha l-lJnT Jf:yc3 Bla h d S l 1 T, C I , L N T Q y ' I ru J T V -, T 1 I , T , Furst row Ken Puerce Rch Thomas Clyde Commenator Tom Huckman Gary Bowman Second row Larry Gubson Bull Wuller Dave Lantz Duck Bunce Allen Crossman Bob McLauchlun Thurd row Jerry Darby Francus Hornung John Wenzel Cluff Bee Ed Purdy Jerry Meyers Fourth row Dale Ropp Ned Reed Carl Monroe Steve Boyle Jum Hanko Paul Hovda 'R Oftucers Bull Wuller Secretary Duck Bunce Presudent Jum Hanko Treasurer Coach Maher Advusor The l956 57 Varsuty Club consusts ot 42 members At theur furst meetung otfucers were elected as follows Duck Bunce Presuoent Jum l-lanko Vuce Presudent and Bull Waller Secretary Treasurer Some of the prouects thus year uncludecl puttung out a program tor the homecomung football game and one for the Three Ruvers basketball game A large profut us attaunecl as a result of sellung advertusung space un the program to the merchants The Varsuty Club and the senuor class sponsored the home comung dance Pruor to the dance the members ot the club sold tuckets to raffle off the football used un the game Early un January the boys receuved theur new lackets They are slughtly dutterent than last year but the members readuly ap proved of them 78 Gary Bowman Ruch Thomas Francus Hornung .. 2: -. IK 3 5 , Qu 2? ll ' . ' 2 ' ' ' I I I I : I I 1 I , . : I I I I , . I I I I I , . I ,- I : I I I I I 4 I I 3 I I I ' I I ' - I - I , . I I ' Mrs MofTuTT Advusor Judy VanMeTer Reserve Cap Taun Carol Wheeler Varsufy Caplaun Ready for acTuon l ' 40 f 2 3 The 1956 57 cheerleadung squad consusTed of eughT gurls Tour varsuTy and Tour reserves These gurls were chosen aT The closunq of The lasT school year so Thar They would have a chance To prac Tuce durung The summer The varsuTy squad consusTed of Carol Wheeler capTaun Carolyn Lean Elynore Sumpson and of Judy VanMeTer capTaun Carol Theusmann Judy MusTone and Joyce Lawler OT These eughT gurls fuve were senuors BoTh squads made a Trup To BaTTle Creek Lake vuew Tor The cheerleaders clunuc vvhuch us held annually In TuTure years Sturgus may be The host school suv arol Thuesrnann Judy MusTone Joyce Law lynore Sumpson Carolyn Lean Carolyn Wusler 79 Wheeler Ier and Judy VanMeTer I . X' ' -J 7 . 4: l X KF? . Q 1- K Carolyn Wisler. The reserve squad was made up . , r' ' . , A h ' -A v , , - East-left to right: Carol Wheeler, Lorna Horrorn, Judy Kruger, Carolyn Lean. Stanley Laws,KPhyllis Bigelow, Sally Taylor, Marilyn Fiegel, Kathleen Goethals, Marv Brunson, George Siggins, David Thomasma, Stanley Martin, Lawler, Carolyn Wisler, Elynore Simpson. ufennff Kilda! e Jenny Kissed Me was the play presented by the Junior Class of 1956 before large and appreciative audiences. It was presented in the Sturges-Young Auditorium and was the first time .hat a Junior Play had been presented two nights consecutively before an audience. Jenny Kissed Me is the humorous story of Father Moynihan and his efforts to make Jenny, a teenager, hep . Mrs. Deazy, is Father Moynihan's housekeeper and Jenny's aunt. She brings Jenny into the Father's home much against his will. Michael Sanders lived with the Father, noticed Jenny's good features, and liked her better without the hep changes. He fell in love with her but Father Moynihan disapproved and tried to get her to go out with other boys. Jenny dated others but didn't really enioy herself because she loved Michael. After doing away with her improvements, she and Michael fell in love, obtained Father Moynihan's approval, and decided to get married. Mr. Tyler directed this successful and amusing play aided by the student directors. Don't squizzle your lips together. Are you really leaving? Donna Schutz, Joyce - l'll just take this lawnmower to the kitchen . . ffi??fE'-if figs ts, Crew-left to right: Barbara Doudt, Toni Ridley, Loretta George, Sandra Burke, Jean- nine Mann, Richard Reid, Karen King, Ronald Luedke, Marlene Lukornski, Steve Boyle, Jack Marker, Clifford Bee, Dewey Miller, Allen Crossman, Robert Gaskill, Julie Blue, William Willer, Gary Bowman. Seated: Ann Elliott, David Lantz, Joyce Swalley. ll aaGan'l7ake y Gull t Seated: Dave Thomasma, Ann Elliott, George Siggins, Donna Schutz, Lorna Horrom, Mary Brunson, Stan Martin, Stan Laws Joe Monroe, and Cliff Bee. Standing: Julie Blue, Carolyn Lean, Carolyn Wisler, Jack Marker Marilyn Fiegel, Kathleen Goethals, Steve Boyle, Lewis Garrison, Elynore Simpson, Barbara Knapp, Al Crossman, and Stu Baker. I f As a climax of five weeks of hectic rehearsals, the Senior Class put on a very successful comedy by Moss Hart and George Kaufman. The title of the play was You Cari't Take lt With You. The scene of the conflict between the outsiders and the family , was Grandfather's house. Here is where the ice man, Mr. DePinna came to stay, where Penelope and Paul Sycamore raised Essie and Alice. Here is where Ed, Essie's husband, played his xylophone, here is where Donald and Rheba poked iibes at each other, where Kolen- khov taught ballet, where Henderson got con- fused over the family's antics, where the F.B.l. cracked down on the circular-printing. Here is the place Tony fell in love with Alice, where his parents got headaches but were finally won over, where Olga helped cook dinner, and finally, where Grandpa reigned supreme. The cast had to work hard to make Mr. Tyler's, the Student Directors' and the various commit- tees' efforts worthwhile. The play proved to be very successful. Seated: Sandra Burke, Joy Lawler, Joyce Lawler, and Judy Kruger. Standing: Bob Gaskill, Earl Parker, Richard Reid, Ly- man Brown, Bill Willer, Ken Miller, and Gary Bow- man. Phyllis Bigelow, Toni Rid- ley, Sally Taylor. The 1956-57 Future Homemakers of America, under the direction of Mrs. Alice Scheetz, started off the years activities with an informal initiation. The years activities included a Christmas party at which time they went caroling, and to help raise money, the club held a rummage sale and declared a Ho-bo Day by advertising their services to do odd jobs for the people of the community. ln the fall, our F.H.A. served as hos- tesses to the Regional Five Meeting with over two-hun- dred chapters attending The officers for the year were: Beth McLauchIin, presi- dent, Andrea VanZile, vice-president, Louise Smith, secre- tary, Janice Lutz, treasurer, Pat Craw, historian, Gayle Lain, parliamentarian, Shiela Keyser, point recorder, Judy Abbs, recorder, Carol Young, recreation leader, and Phyllis Sadewasser, song leader. La. A Chapter Mother, Mrs. Abbs, Advisor, Mrs Sheetz, President: Beth McLaughlin. First row Judy Abbs Pat Craw Beth McLauchlin Janice Lutz Serond row Andrea VanZule Louise Smith Virginia Wright Mary Baker Carol Young C7 i First row Carolyn Teeters Carol Munk Joan Frohriep Pat Malone Second row Jean Keagle Phyllis Sadewasser Alice West V' ss- xi I X Lg si NX, A ' : I I l V - ' : ' I I I I A I I Y I ' A X1 X N 'QS ' s xv J Q-5' 5 0 rx ., ,. lv' 7- D' Q . ,. 1 . : I f I I I . 3 I ' Y l . ,J it ..lt4,-... .. This year the Art Club was under the leadership of Albert Werner, President, Jerry Darby, Vice-President, Phyllis Sadewasser, Secretary, and Brenda Frick, Treasurer. Mr. James Chase, our fine Art Director, is supervisor for the Art Club. The club has partaken in many activities this year. Many of these have been for the benefit of the whole stu- dent body. They were in charge of the Senior Play set design, the decorations for the annual Christmas pro- gram, a pep meeting, a hobby show tor all students, a soap carving exhibition, and a spring art show. For club members only they have a field trip, a winter skating party, a spring party, and they make the soap carvings for the contest and the exhibition. Mr. Chase would like to have many more new members next year. wufdad Jerry Darby, Mr. Chase, Phyllis Sade- wassar, Albert Werner. in ' i'L' :Q ' , . ' , .ivy ,' 1455 Janet Mieras, Pat Moulton, Melicent Drury, Mary Troyer, Judy Main, Edna Eberhard, Sharon Crowell, Sally Reed, Beverely Wegner, Mary King, Dorothy Fair, Ellen Smith, Joan McGaughey, Nancy Washburn, Janet Howard, Jean Machan, Linda Holtz, Phyllis Sadewassar. I at :rfff X Seated: Roger Horrom, Emmitt Higgins, Donald Tisdel,Leland Smith, John David, Thurman Ritter, Eugene Melchi. Standing: Jim Drothers, John Parker, Oatis Riley, Earl Augerbright, Jerry Darby, Chuck Bogema, Albert Werner, Paul Williamson, David Darby, Dick Grabe, Harvey Jannotta, David Damin, rfaiiv' l Mrs Polleys ,.-Y Officers Audrey Smith Joan Siegel Charles Rivers Myrtle Rnvers The Library Club under the capable leadership of Mrs Polleys was composed of fourteen members this year Early In the year they elected Charles Rivers President Audrey Smith Vice Presi dent and Joan Siegel acting as Secretary Treasurer Each member works in the Library five hours a week for which they receive a half credit Their duties include checking out books keeping the card tile up to date taking care ot the maga zines and the shelves clean For the hard work the members have done they are rewarded by the social activities in which they participate Among these activities enloyed by all was a valentine party and a picnic at the end of the year. The Library Club deserves a great deal of credit. First Row: Rosanne Krauss, Audrey Smith, Charles Rivers, Myrtle Rivers, Joan Siegel, Bar- ba ra Doubt. Second Row: Joyce Harker, Sally Reed, Janet Holshus, Mary Condon, Bill Blatter, Carol Sue Devires, Betty Maloney, Carles McKerlie. Nic-Rak: Al Werner, Vice President. Wondercraft Jerry Nelson Vice President Holtz President Foster Mac Millan ad f J Business Center Poly Products: Steve Stroup, Mann, President. Jacco Sales Manager Junior Achievement has prospered this past year under the very capable direction of the Board and Mr Foster MacMillan Six companles with a total of one hundred and fifty members made up the organization The companies were Nic Rak sponsored by Kirsch Co made nic nac shelves and metal magazine racks Jacco under the direction of Marvel Industries made ceramic goods Poly Products sponsored by the Harter Co r p made hanger covers Tex It Products sponsored by the Freeman Mfg Co made all purpose aprons Wondercrafts under the direction of the Harvey Paper Corporation made coffee warmers and planters StrnkeA Lute sponsored by National Carbon Coated Co made personalized match books Last summer Sturgis organizations sent th ree achievers as representatives of Junior Achieve ment to the National Conference at the Unuver Tex It Jim Miller President Tom Vice President sity of Miami in Oxford Ohio Also two repre sentatlves were sent to the district conference last winter J A has a dinner at the end ofthe year and honors are given to outstanding achiev SVS 31, I' 0 L' Manager Schutz 1 I . . I . ll ' l . V : He 0 . A. ., ' - .Q 1 Y K . X . .X ,V - - W K A ? I :qw - . 1 Y. il V '1 X A -v Ltjghlughs . . . in . - . . I X Lg! ' K V ia y N Strike'A-Lite: Cliff Bee, President, Margaret Phillips, Sales 1 1 -ur I E I ' ,W Furst row John Beall Gerald Jackson Roger Kllne Sonya Tlbbott Rlcl'ard Evert John Brunson Karen Kutson Mary Woods Joan McHuron Roger Howard Second row Carl Curtns 'Marshall Hopkuns Paul Lepard Judy Benson Sam Welty Karen Fraylnck Jean Seybert Nancy Knrby Thlrd row Mrke Braham Jene Quinn Joanna Rommel Paul Stralt Jull Freeland Judy Bothamley Judy Mustone Judy Davus Stuart Baker Fourth row John Trbbett Nancy Sugler Lana Sherman Pat Hornnng Jane Blackburn Jean Holtz Joan Lean Sara Perkuns Ren Smnth Fufth row Jeannine Baylor Margle Goodrich Randy Agley Sharon Baker Bob Walker Tom Boaz Gene Harter Lnlluan Zollman Barbara Briggs Karen Marks Slxth row Bull Haack Mel Ott Janet Ryan Jam Parker Dave Buxler Stewart Swlhart Gerald Flrth Ronnue Hornnng L' W9 4' as l' Thus years SHS marching band under the drum malonng of Stanley Laws Jr and Rnchard Evert marched at all four of the home games At the fnnal game Homecoming the band put on a halftime show about Cinderella and formed a crown for the queen The band partncupated In the marchnng contest at Three Rnvers where they used the theme Car Show and receuved a flrst place award They also marched at the football game between Western Mnchvgan College and Bowlnng Green Ohno The officers of the marchnng band were Captarn John Beall Flrst Lieutenant Stuart Baker Sensor Class Representatlve Jerry Jackson Junror Class Representatnves John Brunson Jerry Mey ers Sophomore Class Representatnves Rnchard Evert Sam Welty Freshman Class Representatnves Judy Benson Paul Lepard , Y - e T 2 o 3 , B , u ,,f'Wffm ' 1. A f , mr f as af? 5- if . 'll ll if i tml is .4- Cd .lf , ' . . z ' - 5 1 ' ' - , - 2 ' -' , : - , . To open the 1956-57 school year, the Concert Band held its first public performance at the opening of the Indiana Toll Road on September 17th. The Concert Band was proud to report an all- time high in the District Solo and Ensemble Con- test which took place in Kalamazoo on February 2nd. The highest record ever established in the Sturgis Concert Band was twenty-four first place winners, whereby in other years ten or fifteen top honors were given to band members. This was made possible with co-operation from the bancl under the capable direction of Mr. Robert Welty. Later in the season the District Band and Orches- tra Festival was held in Kalamazoo on March lst. As the season came to a close the Band Bust end ed B successful year Senior band members Mr Welty First row Stuart Baker Paul Strait Richard Evert Mary Woods Roger Howard Marge Coodrich Ann Charon Barbara Briggs Karen Mark Jeannine Baylor Second row Pat Horning Jane Blackburn Lana Sherman Judy Benson Mike Braham Judy Days Karen Fraylick Jeanne Sey ber Nancy Kirby Roger Kline Karen Kitson John Brunson Judy Bothamley Jill Freeland Nancy Sigler Third row Joanna Rommel Sara Perkins Jene Quinn Judy Mustone Kathryn Crawford Jo Ann Ash Randy Agley Jan Net son Sharon Baker Bob Walker Tom Boaz Lllian Zollman Gen Harter Ron Magnus Gerald Jackson Sonya Tbbott Joan McHuron John Beall Fourth row Jean Holtz Ishmael Brothers Jr Mel Ott Ronnie H rning Janet Ryan S n Laws J Jim Pa ker Dave Bixler Bill Haack Gerald Firth Stewart Swihart Ren Smith John Tibbets Jerry Meyers Marshall Hopkins P ul Lepard Carl D Curtis Standing Mr Welty , . i R - . - . -- - . - . - - . -- . . . ' , , 1 5 Q .K i I : r 1 1 1 , ry I - L , lr r 1 1 1 1 1 . : 1 1 1 1 , , A i 1 1 1 ' 1 3 , , 1 i : 1 , , O , , ta F , r, r V ' I i r 1 1 1 1 , 6 , This year the Junior Band has dlvlded Itself Into two sectlons The 8th grade dlvusuon meets dur :ng thxrd hour and the 7th grade sectlon meets fourth hour The etghth grade oftlcers are Captaln C a r ole Sargant lst Lneutenant Nancy Stewart Treasur er Ltnda Hodgson and Secretary Mary J a ne Brooks The three drum mayors are Ca ro I e Sargant Mary Jane Brooks and Lnnda Hodgson Thus sectnon of the band marched In the Hallo Ween parade ln the seventh grade dnvusuon us Joe Welty Cap tatn Dan Evert Flrst Lleutenant Llssa Brebner Treasurer and Harruet Fmlay Secretary Fnrst Row Suanne Norton Barbara Fry Tom Borkowskl Carol Jenner Toanne Yoder Lvnda Jo Young Bob Sherman Carol Sargent Jerry Leudders Joyce Droud Nancy Stewart Second Row Betty Simpson Rlchard Nordahl Enleen Tlbbott Jum De Haven John Luchty Luanne Norton Joe Welty Lmda Hodgson Harruet Fmlay Mary Jane Brooks Dan Evert Melnssa Brebner Lunda Ellnott Lnnda Gaff Thlrd Row Steve Palmer Jum Carpenter Vern Van Why Rnchard McElhenle Bob Kume Mr Welty 88 Farst row Ruthanne Nelson Pam Gelvun Mary Woods Marllyn Flegel Joanne Brncker Sally Taylor Mary Kay Reed Karen Lerhn Mary Flsk Jane Wledlea S cond row Janet Horrom Rosemary Young Glorna Frtesner Lllltan Zollman Ruth Runyan Joy Lawler Joyce Lawler Sue Weaver Sally Weaver Mary Brunson Sh rrlll Kershner Thlrd row Jeane Stults Barbara Lawnnczak Patty Eckert Jeftry Schrader Paul Trehearne George Stgguns John Beall Carolyn Lean Judy Morrlsson Mary Stewart Fourth row Davud Renchard Terry Taylor Jerroll Adams Dwught Sunday Dave Thomasma Stanley Martun Ned Reed Bob Cummlns Steve Jackson Jlm Howell Mel Van Vorst Although they lost a number of experlenced volces the chorus had an excellent year Many of the members were old hands and they were fortunate to have a larger group ot boys wlth whlch to work and balance the group As usual they partlclpated In the Thanksglvrng Christmas and Easter assemblies and the Christ mas Concert wnth the band ln the sprung the Offucers Presrdent Joyce Lawler Vtce Presrdent Kalamazoo headed the lust of thelr actvvltles Ca'0lY Lean 5eC'e'a Y Treasure' Ned Reed The Chorus worked under a dltferent arrange ment thus year on that the ninth grade gurls were separated unto the Nnnth Grade Chorus Thus system gave the younger sungers a year of nn dnvudual and small group expenence before en terlng the Senior Chorus The officers this year were Joyce Lawler Pres: dent Ned Reed Secretary Treasurer Carolyn Lean Vuce Presrdent and Lnbraruan 3 First row Sherry Broadwell Patty Moulton Mary Kay Bunge Joyce Blanchard Carol Thelsman Barbara Troyer Kendra Johnson Second row Judy Porst Llnda Dlbble Sally Ruska Adgate Gay Aluce Bowdush Sharon Olds Thlrd row Marlene Wenzel Sandra Carter Sharon Baker Jean Forrest Luann Lnttlefneld Margue Sponsel Susan Hllton Fourth row Marlorte Tarr Ltrda Brouse Jaret Howard Sharon Halls Mary Kay Carpenter Karen Paxtor Mary Kungs li 5 ', I Y v Q N s ' ,. 7 V 1 I 'b 9 . 9 : 9' v i a I 3 W V -- , u .4 Va ' 5, Q . , ' I l , , L I I . I I - it . . . t . annual Sprung Concert and slngang festuval In , C h - , - I , ' I Q 4- i liz, 7 A ' ' s l '. l ' . 1 P , I t P I ' . . P W rf xx l' t ' J -M S f 1 1 - K , t,t I , , , , l L Flrst row Ruthanne Nelson Pam Gelvtn Mary Woods Marllyn Flegel Joanne Brucker Sally Taylor Mary Kay Reed Karen Lelhn Mary Fusk Jane Waedlea S cond row Janet Horrom Rosemary Young Glorna Frlesner Lllllan Zollman Ruth Runyan Joy Lawler Joyce Lawler Sue Weaver Sally Weaver Mary Brunson Sh rrlll Kershner Thlrd row Jeane Stults Barbara Lawnuczak Patty Eckert Jeftry Schrader Paul Trehearne George Slgglns John Beall Carolyn Lean Judy Morrnsson Mary Stewart Fourth row David Reuchard Terry Taylor Jerroll Adams Dwnght Sunday Dave Thomasma The A Capella Cholr was formed late un the sprung of l95l and snnce then has become a very actlve group nn S H S The mem bers chosen from the chorus for thelr musical ablluty experience and wllllngness to work w e a r royal blue robes wnth white col ars Thus group represents the chorus nn many outsude engagements HPD' and for that reason they ta k e great prlde an thelr performance The chour was much larger thls year than last because more boys have shown an lnterest In chorus The A Capella Chour as well as the other choruses took part an the graduatuon ceremonies and the May Song Festnval thus year They also partucupated In the Sprung Muslc Festtval at Kalamazoo Mr Casner Under Mr Casners capable dnrectnon the A Capella Cholr has had a very successful year 90 a ' 9 1 t V A T , V l V f Q , Stanley Martin, Ned Reed, Bob Cummins, Steve Jackson, Jim Howell, Mel Van Vorst, , . . .. 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I t f f 3'5 QR I gy Furst row Connue Lahmeyer Judy Muller Pam Braham Kay Forrest Sylvua Meyers Jane Newman Lunda Wyer Second row Vola VanVorst Carol Howard Barbara Gose Mary Ellen Storms Duana Poley Helen Schmudt Jane Barnell Martha Arney Thurd Row Carol Vernon Judy Bogen Pat Perkuns Ramona Burkhead Sonya Suegel Margue Ott Lunda Sauer Duana Hardesty Pat Bodley Fourth row John Carpenter Chuck Dubble Muke Eckert Jerry Ankey Mart Davus Barry Strange Robert Adduson Archue Tobuas Jan Taylor Furst row Januce Blood Janue Woods Jane Casner Jeanue Woods Lunda Kane Januce Weut tung Barbara Schwartz Mary Dyball Second row Margaret Wolfe Nancy Schmudt Lunda Adams Mary Brubaker Sue Smuth Joan Dullon Judy Lock Barbette Furth Thurd row Duane Busler Lunda Wagg Ellen Nod Stella Hart Barbara Kronberg Susan Bee Tonu Kam bol Marlene Kaun Judy Penn Fourth row Teresa Bubb Carol Cunnungham Sandra Dowty Nancy Mercer Elaune Kuncue Myrna Dougan Barbara Crossman Louuse Garnet Pam Truck The Junuor Chorus ot 1956 57 consusted of seventy seven seventh and eughth graders Under the durectuon of Myron Casner they combuned wuth the Senuor Chorus un sungung for Thanksguvung and Chrustmas Assemblues They also took a part un the May Festuval The purpose of thus chorus us to teach the students about musuc and prepare them for the Senuor Chorus and A Capella chour The nunth grade gurls chorus was a new group thus year It consusted of thurty gurls Thus group was formed because of the uncrease un enrollment for hugh school chorus They uouned wuth the other choruses for the assernblues and the May Festuval Besudes beung a capable sungung group ut has been a good pre paratuon for theur later work as a part of the Hugh School Chorus Q1 Q nf 1 - - ,Q . 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W.. ff- -gtur 5 Forest Cliff Bee Standlng Mary Ftnlay Janlce Besser Mr Snow Rudy Qulrtn The House of Representattves un the government of Stur gts Hugh School IS called the Student Counctl Each class has two members rn the Student Counctl In the annual class electrons each class elects one person for a two year term In the seventh qrade two people are elected one tor a one year term and the other for a two year term Among nts chnet acttvntles the Student Councll sponsors the Thanksgnvrng Chrnstmas and Easter assemblies The Counctl ns also responsible for plannunq what clubs are to put on the pep meetnngs and thus year they sponsored the awards assembly The President of the Student Council acts as Master of Ceremontes for all assemblies The members of the Student Councnl thus year are as tol lows President Cllfford Bee Representatives Ned Reed Janet Reed Tom Hnckman Ellen Crabrll Janet Horrom Januce Besser Mary Ftnlay Rudy Qurrnn Sally Srtes Kay Forrest and Susan Bee Mr Snow IS the per manent advisor for the Student Counctl Lets talk It over' Cltff Bee Presudent 92 t : r-v- ,,.- .,. -.-. ,, - .. I In MA - I Y I ll tl F 'ts ' fi 2' 'E l ' t J- ' l I W' 4 l ' ' A l-'ll l 5, l l- Htl l 'l ' l X L' , ,.- Wg , T 3' Q t Seated: Tom Hickman, Ned Reed, Ellen Crabill, Sara Sites, Janet Reed, Janet Horrom, Susan Bee, Kay W O l . , ' The members of the Junnor Honor Roll were chosen differently thus year The Honor Roll consnsted of the eleventh grade students who were hnghest ranknng ln theur class The hughest marks achneved durung thenr lunuor year were totaled to fund thenr posutson The students must have obtauned a good method of study habits and thought and concentratuon to become a member Many of them gave up some of theur lensure tame to study and work for a hrgh rank In thenr class We should be proud of these students who have gauned such scholastuc achneve ment nn thenr gunlor year ot hugh school It ns one of whuch they all can be proud The students are lrsted alphabetucally Jane Blackburn Bernuce Fnfer Pat Hormng Adrienne Housour Alan Howard Sherrill Kershner Karen Kltson Janet Ryan Tom Stapelton Paul Strart Paul Trehearne Martha Young Rosemary Young Fnrst row Pat Hornnng Karen Katson Alan Howard Paul Strant Tom Stapleton Paul Tre heme Rosemary Young Second row Bermce Fufer Adrnenne Housour Jane Blackburn Martha Young Janet Ryan Sherrull Kershner 93 I O E g . . . : 1 r 1 I 1 I 1 r I I 1 1 ' ' I 1 1 1 1 ' , . ' 1 1 1 r 1 Karen King, Lorna Horrom, Steve Boyle, Janell Clark, Carol Wheeler, Co-Editors. 1 :- ,affs Miss Whitelock, Advisor. c The Trojan this year was headed by the co-editors Karen King, Lorna Horrom, Janell Clark, and Carol Wheeler. Together with the Troian staff they man- aged to get the papers out on time plus an extra six page mimeo for Christmas. The class, under the direction of Miss Whitelock, sent the school paper to the alumni, exchange schools, and businessmen. The student body, whose whereabouts and com- ments make up the paper, had few complaints. The chief purpose of our staff was to have some- thing new and different in each paper. A clinic was attended by the editors in the fall where new material was found, which proved to be very useful. ln this class is taught the basic art of news writ- ing, skills, and techniques. All in all, though, it's been fun. Sandra Burke, Advertising Manager, Allen Crossman, Lewis Garrison, Co-Produc- tion managers. if Mann, Stencilists. Carol Alderman, Mailing Editor, Judy Richards, Ex- change Editor. Bill Willer, Sally Taylor, Jeannine First row: Mary Brunson, Kathleen Goethals, Ann Elliott, Joyce Swalley, Carolyn Lean. Second row: Donna Schutz, Carolyn Wisler, David Thomasma, Judy Kruger, Marilyn Fiegel, Loretta George, Phyllis Bigelow, Toni Ridley. 7.4 dl cl! 3, 1: t,,,Q 'ba Slttung Dave Thomasma Allen Crossman Steve Boyle Bull Wnller Standlng Karen Kung Phyllus Blgelow Carolyn Lean Manlyn Flegel Judy Kruger Loretta George Mary Brunson Snttlng Joyce Swalley Sally Taylor Carol Wheeler Jeannine Mann Standlng Carolyn Wnsler Lorna Horrom Janell Clark Donna Schutz Carol Ald rman Ton Radley Thus year Mlss Whttelock chose twenty one senlors to be men bers of the Qunll and Scroll an lnternatuonal Honorary Qoc ety for Hugh School Journalusts Organnzed un 1926 the Qulll and Scroll ns a reward for unduyldual achleyements an the yournalssm freld ln order to qualify one must be a member of the Sturgensnan or Trolan staff who has done outstandung work and ranks an the upper thsrd of hrs class scholastncally He must also be recom mended by Mass Whutelock faculty adylsor Dunng the second semester the members are chosen and an May engoy a plcnlc at whxch tnme they receive the offrclal Qulll and Scroll puns Enchantment Lorna and Dave leading the grand march' 3 1 9-an Dancing Clnderellas and Princes :.r.vtNQi'! Joyce Lawler Julle Blue Carol Wheeler Judy Kruger Joanne Brlcker Mary Brunson and Jeannnne Mann Enchantment Nas th theme o the 1956 J Hoo Th couples danced ID a Cinder ella setting under a brulllant star spangled celllng ln the mlddle of the gym floor a pumpkin coach and sux horses stood awaiting Cinderella The muslc for the ball was furnished by Lew Gorce Dave Thomasma Presldent of the Junior Class crowned Queen Judy Kruger wnth a crown of red roses and presented her wnth a god engraved compact The Queen mounted her prnncess throne up sparklsng steps and her court Joanne Bricker Mary Brunson Jeannine Mann Carol Wheeler Julle Blue and Joyce Lawler took their places at her side Durrng the lntermussnon for refreshments of punch and cookies pnctures were taken of the attendnng couples against a punk slnpper background Joyce Swalley and AI Werner were un charge of decoratlons Loretta George headed the refreshment commnttee Sally Taylor the TICKET committee Carol Wheeler had charge ot the orchestra and Mary Brunson publlclty 96 l . J . , 'f , ff 4 ' ru. ' , , NK ' l 5 D I 1 .Y X ' ' Q' xt E V X 4 A Lf we .Q . fi qt i L L rt tx gy Zig , y 3 '- . e t - L , e ' ' - I .I I . K W1 Carol Wheeler Judy Kruger PhYllIS BIQGIOW Joyce Lawler Barbara Knapp The co sponsors for the fourth annual homecomlng were the Senior Class the Varsity Club and the Youth Center Coldwater was our opponent at thus game Although the Trolans played hard we lost 19 O Judy Kruger was chosen by the Sensor Class and the Varsnty Football squad to reign as queen of the ceremonnes Those servnng on her court were Phyllus Bnge low Barbara Knapp Joyce Lawler and Carol Wheeler Before the game the gurls rode on to the football fneld nn three convertubles After comnng to a halt ID front of the east stands Cllff Bee President of the Student Councnl crowned Judy wnth a rhlnestone tlara At the dance followlng the game Judy and her court also reigned The theme of the dance was the Gator Hop woth g een gators decoratlng the gym The Lew Gorce Orchestra from Elkhart Indlana provnded the musuc for the evennng Queen Judy 97 by in 4- , C, 1 K 4. E , C' H' 5' , Q I xetaw ll A xx ww gd. J T .-Q- f E 3 l Carol Wheeler Joyce Swalley Ron Ludeke Donta Schutz Absent Stan Laws K --auf Suttlng Gordon Adams Jack Marker Barbara Doubt Standung M r Torre Sponsel Eugene Wheeler Don Nordhal Janet Horrom For the past eleven years we have been tortun ate to have a Youth Center nn our communnty Thus year the program of the Youth Center has been changed Tuesday and Frnday nights were open to the Senior hugh students and on Satur day nlghts the Junior hugh students took over The opening dance thus year was the Bermuda Bounce sponsored by the Platterettes The annual wlnter torrnal, Sno Show, was a bug suc cess. It was held In the Masonnc Temple and the music was furnished by Bobby Wear's Or- chestra. The officers of the Youth Center are Jack Mark- er, President, Barbara Doudt, Vice-President, Gordan Adams, Secretary, and Jeannine Baylor, Treasurer. The Youth Center is well supervised by Mr. O. Kribs and his assistants, Mrs. O. Kribs, Mr. and Mrs. P. Casault, Mr. L. Sonnevil, Mrs. V. Soules, and Miss Cathryn Kribs. 'R C3 Q fs Ted Davus Tom Whute Barbara Knapp Gerald Jackson Joe Mr Casauh Monroe D rung the past sux years Mr aul Casault our co op supervusor has guven any lunuor or senuor student an opportu nuty to further hus knowledge of work manshup by obtaunung uobs for them suuted to theur skull and unterest Each stu dent workung on co op must attend three hours of the day un school euther morn ung or afternoon Coop us a full credut course and us avaulable to the lunuor or senuor as long as hus grades are kept up 14 Duane Bowdush Audrey Smuth Aluce Baudush Peg Hahn Beverly Parush Matthew Sturgus Lous Wulson Ronald Furst row Sharon Fruend Carol Wheeler Glorua Kolb Second row Pat Blughton Marleen Lukomsku Jean McNulty Carolyn Wusler Carol Alderman Thurd row Joe Schwartz Sylvua Klune Larry Rohrer Lorretta McKerlue Dorothy Grate Fourth row Bart Puerson Leo Krontz Jack Strong George Smuth rufth row Ruchard Benton Roy Rutter Frank Kulpunsku Jack Krontz Royce Shears Joyce Swalley Jeannune Mann Elynore Sumpson Janell Clark Our school cafeterua agaun thus year us under the capable durectuon of Mrs Aluce Scheetz A new plan was sought thus year whereby the food was prepared at Wall School and brought over to our cafeterta to serve the students at Kung Januce Summey Mrs Scheetz lunchhme H O W e V e r much preparatuon took place un the cateterta to prepare for the lunches Thus us where Mrs Scheetz and her assustants were very valuable to the students Cafterua us not a credut course and any gurl who us unterested works on her own tume Though thus us true many gurls fund cate terua a means of furtherung theur knowledge of home economucs 99 ' 1 Opv Q Q ir fy I 3 Q 1 I 5 , .. 4 fag- I . , or 15 ' b l . -'A y I 1 l l Q4 x , I ' V' Sm I ' I I I ' U U ' . P I ' 1 - . - X g Q X If ' ' - ' sv 1 I . 7 ,X ' ' V e . ' gi sf ' I - fl ' ' ' Q . ' 5, 3 u Z I I - I I , f - : I ' I I o . ' ' . . . : I I I I A 4 I I I Q ' : I I I I , 7' I - V , 5 - l x vf, l K' . l tj 'A , R ' 'X V Xi Ai: I , I. . Y? af. P I A I ' I I I I I I I . A 1 A - I 4 I I ' ' l I , A u -xxx You re on l Claude Kauffman, Steve Rommel, Basal Armlntrout Sturgis Hugh School IS on the avr nearly every day from 5 45 to 6 OO over W S T R Mr Smvth does an excellent lob an mforrnung the people of Sturgss and the surroundlnq area of the schools actuvltles On the program Mr Smith recaps the tervuews varnous faculty members and replays pep meetings and assemblies Thus year each Junuor Achnevement Company had tnme to advertnse thelr products on the program We would all luke to thank Mr Smith for makmg S H S better known These men keep our citadel nea and clean They sweep The floors polish the desks wa h the blackboards keep the fares going shovel the walks rake the leaves and do all the other thnngs that nake our school look Its best It takes a lot of hard work cleanmg up after us and we dont realnze It We take It for granted that they are the fix It men who uncomplalnungly go dllngently about their work We the Sensor Class speak :ng for the whole school wish to say thank you to our very capable ganutors Charles Hobel, Paul Stewart, Herb McLauchlun Q iq C 3 V ' ' ' II . II X . . . . 1 1, A, , -. I ' 93?-'ff' ' . . ' U 4 ball games, replays band and chorus music, in- t Tx ' ' ' , , f - . . 0 o . , . , , md I l . Lt . , - ,l I - . I 1 , Routine for Sensors ' What cha domg S... 'i How bored can you gefv ,......, Whaf's the menu for today? E1 JR' How excmngll 2 Coffee break? Amt she sweet? 7 'IO2 47 JMZQ NILE S UDIO STURGIS MICH PHONE 5 I 1173 FOURTH ST JUDY KRUGER J-Hop Queen. Homecoming Queen PORTRAIT AND COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPH T DIO OR LOCATION I ' - 104 M 81 R DIQTSTIC Laboraforles Inc Manufadrurers of Mull: Produc+s Sfurgns Machrgan 5 Dcamavwl gem: 5 2 TOOLS GAUGES FIXTURES GENERAL MACHINE WORK 202 Ulm Steert Phone 367J Sturgus Mrchrgon J Cathernne 8K Ted Lampe Manager Co Owners Hedwig S Krumm Women s Apparel and Accessories 122 W Chlcogo Phone 752 105 he in a 0 6 i F. .Fink ' JACKMAN S GIBSUN GREE HGUSE EVERYTHING IN CUT FLOWERS AND POTTED PLANTS 106 9 ELMER FALKENSTEIN, Propriet Sturgis Telegraph Florist Phone 218 Armmtrout S Food Market GROCERIES and ME-XT? l14 N Prospect Phone 574 Fuller s Pamt G? Wallpaper Co Smlth Alaop Pamts Valmshes Impeual Waehable Wallpaper NIO P QHICMXC O RCI 'NI IHONF lf VV Lyle s Super Market West Clueaqo Road GROCERIES and NIEATS Plentx of FREE Pallxm bpace 107 M ' ffl Q . Norrawa Sr. ' 9 ' , I A k , 0 ' L 1 J, l -P Handicraft and Art Supplies e 1 ' A 3 S'l'l' ,s, . ICH. 2, A'A '5- 9 WELCOME TROJANS TO FENNERS YEAR ROUND DRIVE IN 600604W Ch g SI' I PRIDE OF STURGIS ONE OF MICHIGAN S BEST .emu-sazii JACK ROYETON cHEvRoLET a. CADILLAC 'I08 I I ' . ICB 0 F I f I x I I ' 3- ' I I-sg A A ' I N . N' A f . W-fx' . TV it Y ' -I 1,4 rl? - .I vf ','.h I In Ja AMERICAN LAUNDERERS AND DRY CLEANERS INC o o 9 f 7957 J C PENNEY C0 stop Loon sHoP SAVE BISELS 5 to 1 00 STORE 109 , 0 ne 15 4'H Con rafulafions to Class o O O Q 9 I 15-' L. :Y'.i, 1 ,, 'Z . P52 A T Rf, 5 Tlle Cllolce af All Ages CITY DAIRY For Mnlk At Its Best , 9 Q IN Ll? IIO Inc Izrza nller Ink 'II9 So Centerv Ile St Cm 2 PHONE 677 M 1' l STURGIS SAVINGS 81 LOAN ASSOCIATION MAPLE CREST MOTEL All New Ultra Modern Heated Glass and Tlle Showers Restful Beds 1205 E. Chlcago Road Sturgls Mlch. Phone 9172 F3 F Snodden Prop. 'III John B. G1 Cleo M. Hostetler, Mgrs. K? IF 33 QR' . i . Sturgis, ichi an We Specialize In F and E I f' 9 .www , Q ' ' .4 .' Tim ' 3 11- by--' .Q I - i I . . 1 1 - . , THE NATIONAL CARBON COATED PAPER COMPANY srunols MICHIGAN 112 D sion of Castleton, In I TO ALL THE MFMBERS OF THE cmss OF 1937 FOR GOOD FORTUNE and CONTINUED SUCCESS FIRST NATIONAL BANK 113 WE EXTEND OI'I'l VERY BEST WISHES COMPLETE LINE Sturgzs Sportzng Goods SCHOOL AND OFFICE 108 N NOTTAWA ST SUPPLIES STURGIS MICHIGAN 11 I TED DOUGLAS 'I14 . . of ! M' vw. V JY? X I QV , -' H . - I Ar- A 'f Wm - M, A I I 1 lf 99 HUNT'S SHOE ST GRE Prescription Fitting FORMED TUBES INC Western Auto Associate Store C S S 4 O Everything For The Automobile ERNIE RO S, Owner STURGIS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Congratulauons and Best W1ShCS for Happmess and Good Fortune 111 Your Chosen Careers MEDICAL STAFF OF THE STURGIS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL 116 QUALITY FURNITURE AT MODERATE PRICES -SEE- Bigelow Furniture Co. IU8-IIII South Nottawa St. HHUWF Of IVY! Congra fulfdfiongi ,f ' 5 a J f WE EXTEND OUR BEST WISI-IES FOR YOUR SUCCESSFUL FUTURE WADE ELECTRIC PRODUCTS CO AUTOMOTIVE ELECTRICAL PARTS STURGIS MICHIGAN KEESLAR SQ EIVIERSON INC The Bes'I'm Home Apphances and TeIevnsIon STURGIS MICHIGAN N P 9 II7 C7 A 0 'I , . Service Dept. 5GIeS DSP'- 208 ' rospec' 208 N. Prospe I Phone 7 8 Phone 800 WILLER'S SHOES D 5 F 66 SERVICE sruncsls MICHIGAN 200 E Chlwso Phone 1415 YOU LL ALWAYS FIND 'I HE NEWES'I STYLES AT ELAINE S Dresses Coats 210 NV CHICAGO RD STLRCIS MICH PHONE 360W GENERAL ELECTRIC TELEVISION APPLIANCES SERVICE ELECTRIC HEATING GIESEN GI. SPILLER INC 'I00 W Ch cogo PI'l0I'19 990 II8 I o f Exclusive but not Expensifue llartor Corporation OF QLALTTX STEEL OFFICE CHAIRS H9 O THE XVGRLDTS LARGEST MANUFACTURERS BlNG'S TED PLOCK BUICK C0 120 Grover L Wcltkms PRESCRIPTION PHARMACIST FILUNG PRESCRIPTIONS IN swfzels POR 33 YEARS :zo w CHICAGO RD swneu M H MEATS When a meaf producf bears +he name of Wall s nfs supernor qualu+y IS assured WALL PACKING C0 THE ELECTRIC SHOP 103 E Chlcago Rd Phone 151M 121 OF QUALITY Ken Freeland Hardware CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1957 WSTR DAVID S DAIRY A 122 ,efffww ,Z Q, V YIQQV PARADE Gudleq Pantles Foundatlons FMC Surgmal Suppolts ASTARTE 2Waw Stxetch Hose RANGER A11Elast1c Hose RANGER A11Elast1c Sho1ts 123 f . 41646 KI Lf 90 Q, ooo wzsv cnuclxso IOAD - svunaxs, Mncuusxu PnulO1lnc:lolIlU .1 . i . ., ' ., '- . 1 - 7 ' v T ' 1 .L - E N D R I C STHTIONERS REN SMITH Your F rzerzdly Ford Dealer DIETZ CLEANERS Service from Sturgis 66' ' fi w, 1331 124 At SAILURS Muszc You Looe For real fun and enloyment your purchase of a Hammond Electrlc Organ an Everett C b or a Ie Nelson Plano a Capehart DuMont Magnavox or Phrlco Televlsnon Set or Hn Fa 3 Way Automatlc Phonograph wrll msure greatest satnsfactlon Our record bar provldes a great selectlon of recordings by your favorlte artrsts cut In all three speeds An all Important department of the finest Band Instruments and Strung lnstruments ln the land All this at AILORS lust East of Poslotlice Say xt with Munc 101 N Monroe Phvhv 252 125 . f 1 1 ' 1 r I . I . I ., . . . .. WEAVER 8: LINGG INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS BOSTETTER HARDWARE II7 NORTH STREET STURGIS MICHIGAN EMERSON CLEANERS 'IIIiI't!.!Ig?1IIRGA Q 126 Good Equipment Makes a Good Farmer Better I For Eine CIeaning I The Sfurgis Daily Journal SOUTHERN MICHIGANS LEADING NEWSPAPER Mac s Furmture Store MARA SWEET SHOP 27 9 9 . ', M1 Home of Fine Candies - Kifchen Fresh Comple+e Founfain Service I CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF I957 You have now reached a mosl rrnporfanr mrleslone an your life In 'rhrs grear counlry of ours Drd you realize Ihal your greaI'es'I' assef In Ihe fulure wall be YOUR CREDIT RECORD Today over 97 percenl of all consumer goods sold In The Unnred Slales are purchased on credul Therefore I+ as essenrual Io masnraun a good credul record Io enloy Ihe necessuhes of Isle 'rhal suu+ your budgel The following fave rules are used IH order Io maunrarn a good credul record Make all payrnenfs when prornused or sooner II heavily Involved land our aboul a pro rala pool program from a CREDIT BUREAU or obfaun a loan Io consoludale and clear all debls If you musr mass a payrnenr lel your crednlor know why Always nohfy all credulors when you move Never Ignore a duspuled clarm Talk :I over and see :I an adluslmenr can I be made CREDIT IS MAN S CONFIDENCE IN MAN GUARD YOUR CREDIT AS A SACRED TRUST CrecIl+ Bureau of S+ Joseph Coun+y I07 N Clay Sfreef BOX 49 Telephone 3 5 Rrchard C5 Bennefl Mgr 'I28 'l. ', . 2' .. Q. P 3. 'I , ' . 4. ' ' . an ' ' . ,. 'The Stunquh Cpflatmi e w1f9'VV1i5g Co Grov I Flo Q W Corporohon mv: rw gms 0 has C601 1 LQ .fwsfaf 0415 fncfuwzg Uooff. 0 Buarnaaa HUNTLEY VAN BUREN C0 Manufacturers f Siu gm 'I29 O O .Stun ia, ichiqon vyuunz X RERS or: 'Hlllsu WARE Ph Sturgis, M' , fl , ,Q f K O 0 o fi Posture Chairs DROLET'S REXALL DRUG STORE Fresh Whi+man 8: Gramer Box Chocolafes 24 I-Iour Film Service Founfain Service School Supplies PRESCRIPTION SERVICE RAY HUDGSON Lincoln Mercury STURGIS CARTONS INC 30W'I'S IIHSI 'I g M 130 ' 0 5 es ou ree Sfur is, ichigan Phone 880 Crea'rors and Designers of Dis1'inc+ive Carfons THE ENTIRE PERSONNEL T e State Bank extend congratulatlons to all members of the CLASS OF D7 The Future C1t1zens of Amerlca 131 OF h Citizens THE BRUBAKER PRINTING CO. Job Prinfing Salesbooks Regisfers 8: Supplies l07 Sou+h Monroe S+. S+urgis, Michigan CITIZENS LUMBER Ed COAL CO HAMILTON GRUEIN ELGIN AND BULOVA WATCHFS KEEPSAKE DIAMONDS E yT 132 Thomas Jewelers ongratalatioras TO THE 82nd GRADUATING CLASS OF STURGIS HIGH SCHOOL On our 50th Anmversary we of the K11 sch Company are pr1V1 leged to extend smcere best wlshes to each member of the Class of 1957 li sc COMPANY ALSO PRODL CEPS OF VENIETIAN AND VERTICAL BLIWDS AWD HEAT TRANSFER SURFACES 133 C World's Largest Mamcfacturers of Drapery Hardware NEIL S EAT SHOP Wig-B3-1 l00MIS OLDSMOBILE NO DQNUTS L KE X 9 H f U H TRADE MARK REG U S PAT OFF 9l8 W. Chicago Rd. Phone 672 134 TRIBBETTS CITY SALES AND SERVICE 135 + Y V P N 4 . K , E . .ff JA ' I - S . 5 3 . X :O 'ruaouxwe VVI'1eTI'1er geu are afrendlng college rerummg To hugh school or have ofher plans for The coming gear Eames: Z V- .: ! f V, X' 0 C ' 5.1 1 i X 1 XX I X f A X H Je I l I , , I .I J 5 :l i I, 45 45- :-273, ,ax afa?',g:AE.:J-11535.Faghvr--ge .-iii, U . b ra :Af'f'i aa fm I.,-, , I I I I 1 I 0 O O If Q1 ' 04,41 Z-i 95 '-9 O U 'f 'g '.s Itygfhe G I S o Nl I C H I G A N d' 's'on of THE STAURAN'l'S...HOTELS...MO DUSTRIAL AND HOME USE Uuclnl spdduh GOWAROS snotheus Au Ada, llhdqu Ai