Sturgis High School - Sturgensian Yearbook (Sturgis, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 154 of the 1958 volume:

A1 X639 89,1 gf? 'Rx 0 77 W -M95 ch 0' Sturgis High School Z'aleleofcawZ'enLL f F J' 1 -N, 2 WW 7 mm 47200514 Z. .t. I -, - ,f Mrfff' if E - ,1 qs N Qs-sage , ,X r Y, M gf x: B ,A PV . 3 V4 A spontaneous vote by the senior class chose a most meritorious person for the 1958 dedication. His twenty-seven years of loyal and energetic service as coach, teacher, and advisor proves him to be the true Spirit of S.H.S. His position in our school is the spark that sets all branches of our educational program into operation. This is why the senior class proudly dedicates their yearbook to Principal Robert Miller. ga 2isEgZ,,?5?Z,g2g:T'15. f M-Lessig 'Q 1, -'sg' 'Y' 'es-,we Martha Young, Editor Richard T.R. Thomas, Sports Editor Bill Babka, Staff Photographer Here is our 1958 Sturgensian. lt represents nine months of hard work by the entire Sturgensian staff, under the capable direc- tion of our advisor, Miss Whitelock. Our yearbook's pictorial history was done by our Staff Photographer, Mr. Roy Niles. As you leaf through this yearbook, we hope it brings back many happy memories of your l958 school year. 'I ,,,,,,. 1 fat' -sr f David Wilson, Assistant Editor Miss Whiteloclc, Advisor Carol Bauer, Art Editor Fran Arklie, Assistant Art Editor ,Q -qi-7 W . X s Q' l V J fi -r I 1 sv ' ra ,, tm Q, . . Q., x 1 S ld' J' 4 ' , wut 2' e .9 .: an r Q 4 F ,I ' 4 .T mf? fe N ' '4 sfw?-.-1.,.,..-5' . I at --., iii' ' zfi -p-if-Q., - 1 is 1535 ' s-..5 .,.,, ,V , ' .-it-X.. f' . lliairen Kltssn, Llteraz Isditor L- d- Jane Blackburn, Janet Reed, Carol Shafer, Make- rlenne ousour, ssistant iterory E star up Editors. Judy Von Meter, Typing Edhor' -4 3 . 5 . 1 ,WM an f r 'V 2 tux., L' ' fi 'Q 'tty M Zag? Sitting: Sherrill Kershner, Mary Heidenrelch, Tom Stapleton. Standing: Rosemary Walters, Rosemary Young, Copy Writers. MGFY Woods, Picture Editor 'ii Pam Gelvin, Sales Manager. Sandy Hodgson and Carol Marks, Advertising Managers. Pat Eckert, Business Manager. .xg Pat Horning, Assistant Diane Potter, Jeannine Baylor, Mary Troyer, Dave Mieras, Senior Editors. o I Maggy 5 it Z Q -myriziiisgsmgwgcsi., s Uri. M.-:':g.i7vms-Xiigsw-if jgfwm- r-aww-if-me xieiigglzsrm- rr 'fl' fl-lilv if- :- X- WM- it -N51 - ul H2555 gem nm nl .vii Otto Goethals, J. Earl Millet, Richard Freeman, Harry Willer, Ernest Schaeffer! Olin Lepard, Harold Young. President: Harry Willer Secretary: Richard Freeman Treasurer: Ernest Schaeffer To the Senior Class of 1958 As President of the Board of Education, it is again my pleasure on behalf of the entire Board, to wish the Seniors success in the future and to congratulate the class upon their graduation. You are going to be faced with new responsibilities very soon and it is the hope of all Board members that you have learned through your school training to assume these responsibilities. God bless each and every one of you. We all wish you the best of luck in your chosen careers. Harry Willer 6 fwflfff CEE W Q fi Xsssti Mr. Fudge, SU PERINTENDENT Mr. Miller and Mrs. Freeland 8 H E W .. A Heading the administrative department this yeari Mr. Warren J. Fudge, Superintendent. Prior to beco ing superintendent of the Sturgis Public Schools, served as superintendent of the White Pigeon Scho Superintendent Fudge, with his statt of Miss Bensi Mrs. Quirin, and Miss Lutz, handles the bu transactions for Sturgis High School and the keeping for the Board of Education. They also and receive supplies, handle extra-curricular act and class accounts, and distribute the mail payroll. Mr. Robert Miller is the principal ot the se through twelfth grades at Sturgis High School with his secretary, Mrs. Dorothy Freeland, supe all administrative details. Among these details scheduling of extra-curricular activities, checking absences and tardiness, and generally keeping e thing on an even keel. 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WAYNE BS Carpenter-Industrial Arts CASAULT, PAUL BS AM Commercial CASNER, MYRON BS MA Vocal Music COLLINS, FLOIAD AB Social Sciences DEHAVEN, CECIL BS MA Commercial DILLON, DAVID BS MA Coach, Mathematics and Sciences FINLAY, ROBERT AB AM Coach and Social Sciences FREELAND, KENT BS Sciences GALBERACH, WILLIAM BS Social Sciences GRANT, JACK BS MS Coach and Sciences GRANT, NANCY ANN BS Girls Physical Education HUFF, MILDREDAB MA Geography and Mathematics KING, KEITH BS Art LORI, LOUIS BS MA Boys' Physical Education MAHER, RICHARD BS MA Coach, Boys' Physical Educa- tion, and Athletic Director MOSS, LENORE BS Mathematics and Language Arts PECK, MARTIN BS MA Social Sciences PERRY, .I. CARLTON BS MA Sciences PIERCE, HARLEY AB MA Coach and Social Sciences PLETCHER, SCHUYLER BA Language Arts his-E 5 ng iii.: ii-gm V.. ,EEE iss 9 ' has K Q E it is it F, I -1- fm M E . .- 1' ESV, 'lj im in :::'. lm- it 2 E :, . . H' ' is n m an H ,na :F .:.:- E H H 52 1 jg .j. 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' -f , G f 1: wr- ' ,rf S, STRAWBRIDGE, MARTHA AB A Language Arts 'L , I ITE ., TA, A TRIPP, ROBERT BS I ' ' - A' Language Arts Q' gf AI' T TYLER, HUGH BS MA 1 , Speech and Language Arts .ai-R, WELTY, ROBERT BS MM Band A ff. .-,+ WHEAT, EVA BS 4' ' -a f A Mathematics Zi Slay if WHITIELOCK, ELIZABETH BS MA :Z s g Social Sciences 4 T xx T 'II 'B' gg wgfnwww xv'L g- . M mi 3 WW' S may a T Q as 1 ss nw an X 131, Q ,ma a mm zzz ms X mm 24 a wh six rx as 1 www Mg E nwxgu xfm nw ss a mam I - z ,K . 'Q xl a RE my m .sas x wma ms n Syn mms w max' an ga Mir -XG l deniofzfi M3 demhfzf t JERRY BLIGHTON, President ,-x ' - .viigiiiii -'-. . r ' - V5 JERRY MEYERS, Vice-President ' 51 ::: ' 3 ' ,i-Q,fQ',f! K 1 J! ix? t Q, n in XV tu If W 12 1 ' N syn A t 1' BILL FALKENSTHN, secretary E, j SJTAPLETON, Trgusurerl TOM HICKMAN, President of Student Council I DALE ROPP, Student Council its rf sl H 7 rr E'-it GORDON RAY ADAMS Co-op 3, 4, Intramurals I, 2, 3, Govt Day, Youth Center-Officer I, 2, 3, 4 MARY FRANCES ARKLIE Troian Staff, Quill and Scroll, Stur- gensian Staff, Homecoming Commit- tee, J-Hop Committee Chairman, Art Club I, 2, 3, Sr. Play Crew, Jr. Play Crew, Gov't Day, G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4 DANIEL JOHN ARNEY J-Hop Committee, Gov't Day, J.A. 3, WILLIAM BABKA Forensics 4, Sturgensian Staff, Gov't Day MARY ETHEL BAKER Co-op 4, Gov't Day, J.A. 3, G.A.A. 3, 4, F.H.A. 3, 4 at EEN 2532, in ft ,, B 5 B 55mss,,.H,, K, CAROL ANN BAUER Troian Staff, Sturgensian Staff, Art Club I, 2, 3, 4, Sr. Play Crew, Jr. Play Crew, J-Hop Committee Chair- man, Homecoming Committee, Gov't Day, G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Sr. Play Cast, Quill and Scroll JEANNINE BAYLOR Class Officer I, 2, Troian Staff, Stur- gensian Staff, Sr. Play Cast, Sr. Play Crew, Jr. Play Crew, J-Hop Commit- tee, Gov't Day, G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Youth Center Officer 3, 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4-Officer 4, Exchange Assembly I, Quill and Scroll JANE CAROL BLACKBURN Student Council I, Troian Staff, Quill and Scroll, Forensics 4, Jr. Honor Roll, Sturgensian Staff, Homecoming Queen, J-Hop Committee, J-Hop Court, Band I, 2, 3, 4-Officer l, 2, 4, Sr. Play Cast, Jr. Play Cast, Gov't Day, G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4-Officer 3, 4, F.T.A. 4-Of- ficer 4, D.A.R. Good Citizen, Youth Center Committee I, 3 JERRY LEE BLIGHTON Class Officer 4, Forensics 2, 4, Home- coming Committee, J-Hop Committee, Intramurals 2, 4, Sr. Play Cast, Jr. Play Cast, Gov't Day, J. A. 3, 4 AUDRA KAY BLOOD Forensics I, 2, 3, Co-op 3, 4, J-Hop Committee, Intramurals I, Band I, 2, Drama Club I, 2, Cafeteria 3, Sr. Play Crew, Jr. Play Crew, J. A. 3, 4: Gov't Day, G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Exchange As- sembly I. new BRUCE LLOYD BORDN ER J-Hop Committee, Intramurals 2, 3 Football I 2- Gov't Day ,sew ' sts,-I -X . gg 3 g3f,.nsXagkgn' SHARLYN BOTTOMLEY Q 'QF . fx Co-op 4, Chorus 2, Band I, Sr. Play Crew, Gov't Day, J.A 3- GAA I CLIFFORD LEE BRICKER Co-op 4, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Gov't Day JOHN TAYLOR BRUNSON J-Hop Committee, Intramurals I, 2, 3, Football I- Baseball I 2 3 4- Band I , , 4-Offlc 3, 4, Wrestling 4, Sr. Play Cast, Jr. Play Cast, Jr. Play Crew, Gov't Day, J. A. 3, 4 DWAIN BURTON Football I, Wrestling I, Sr. Play Crew, Gov't Day, Library Club I IO' We I ax KAREN FLORENCE CASEY Forensics 4, Homecoming Committ J-Hop Committee, Chorus 4, Che leading 2, Sr. Play Cast, Jr. Play Cr J.A. 3, 4, G.A.A. 4, F.H.A. I, F.T.A. Youth Center I, DONALD M. CHURCH Co-op 4, Gov't Day CLYDE COMINATOR Co-op 4, J-Hop Committee, Intram I, 2, 3, 4, Football I, 2, 3, 4, W ling I, 2, 3, 4, Gov't Day, Varsity 3, 4 BENJAMIN RICHARD CRABILL Co-op 4, Intramurals I, 2, 3, Foot I, 2, 3, Baseball I, 2, Golf 3, Wrestling I, 2, Gov't Day, J.A. 3 ROBERT J. CROSS Ca-op 4, Football 2, Band 2, G Day, J. A. 3 Wm-'R JUDY ARLENE DAVIS J-Hop Committee, Band I 2 3 4- Sr Play Crew, Jr. Play Crew, Govt Day MARY HAZEL DAVIS C0'0P 4: Sr. Play Crew, Gov't Day, X, E, EZ. 'ss L ..... ,M g s , Y M . , H s E . K L M N R1 L , E L . , ,s . , Chorus I, 2 3 'W MELVIN CARL DEAL Intramurals 3, 4, Football I, 2, 4, Sr Play Crew, Gov't Day, Varsity Club 4 ROBERT JOSEPH DEMSKI Co-op 4: Gov't Day CAROL SUE DE VRIES Forensics 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Gov't Day, J.A. 3, 4-Officer 4, F.H.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Library Club 3, 4 25-Efgxgg me QQ B' 5 CAROLE ELAINE DIGGINS Forensics I, 2, Co-op 4, Homecoming Committee, J-Hop Committee, Drama Club l, Art Club I, 3, Sr. Play Crew, Jr. Play Crew, Gov't Day, G. A, A. l ROGER W. DIGGINS Forensics 3, Co-op 4, Chorus 3, Gov't Day MELICENT ANN DRURY J-Hop Committee, Art Club 3, Sr. Play Crew, Gov't Day, Burr Oak High School l and 2 FRANCES ANN EAGAN J-Hop Committee, Intramurals l, Art Club I, 2, Sr. Play Crew, .Ir. Play Crew, Gov't Day, J.A. 3, G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4 PATRICIA LEE ECKERT Burr Oak High School l, Troian Staff, Sturgensian Staff, Sr. Play Crew, Jr. Play Crew, Gov't Day, Chorus 2, 3, 4- Officer 4, A Capella Choir 3, 4, Quill and Scroll WILLIAM LEE FALKENSTEIN Class Officer 4, Homecoming Commit- tee, Intramurals I, 2, 4, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Tennis 3, 4, Band I, 2, Wrestling I, Sr. Play Cost, Jr. Play Cast, Jr. Play Crew, Gov't Day, J. A. 2, 3 4, Varsity Club 4 BERNICE LOUISE FIFER Jr. Honor Roll, Art Club 2, 3, Gov't Day TAMMY FRAZIER ff Q:-SE C0-op 4, Sr. Play Crew, Govt Day,,sg-mm, G. A. A. 4, Fremont High School I, 2, PAMELA JANE GELN IN Troian Staff, Quill and Scroll, slan Staff, JHop Committee coming Committee, Chorus I, 2, 3 A Capella 2, 3, 4, Drama Club I, Senior Play Cast, Jr. Play Crew, K Day, G.A.A. I, Jr. Play Cast JO ANN GERARDO J-Hop Committee, Chorus 4, Art Club I, 2, 3, Sr. Play Crew, Jr. Play Crew, Gov't Day, F.T.A. 3, 4-Officer 3, 4 I. M .L g. I, A 73923. .. H W dana I BE Q EERE? BE . I? -.322 W - if Y Q I- lm an HM' SANDRA I. GEST Co-op 4, Sr. Play Crew, Gov't D Burr Oak High School I JANICE JOYCE GODDEN Chorus 3, 4, Gov't Day NOEL ALAN GUILFORD YVONNE ANN HANSEN Chorus I, Gov't Day DORIS HARKER G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4-Officer 2, 3, 4, Hop Committee, Jr. Play Crew, G0 Day MARY FRANCES HEIDENREICH Trolan Staff, Quill and Scroll, For- ensics 2, 3, 4, Sturgensian Staff, J-Hop Committee, Chorus I, Drama Club I, 2, Jr. Play Cast, Jr. Play Crew, Gav't Day, Sr. Play-Student Director, G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4, F.T.A. 4, French Club 4 115 N 52: i THOMAS MARSHALL HICKMAN Student Council 3, 4, Class Officer I, Ca-op 4, Homecoming Committee, J- Hop Committee, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleading 3, Wrestling 2, 3, 4, Sr. Play Crew, Jr. Play Cast, Gov't Day, J.A. 3, F.T.A. 4, Varsity Club 2, 3, 4-Officer 4 SANDRA LEE HODGSON Jr. Play Crew, Sr. Flay Crew, J-Hop Committee, Homecoming Committee, Gov't Day, Forensics 2, Drama Club 2, G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Trojan Staff, Stur- gensian Staff, Quill and Scroll JANET AUGUSTA HOLSHUH J-Hop Committee, Chorus 4, Sr. Play Crew, Gov't Day, F. H. A. I, F. T. A. 3, 4, Library Club 3, 4--Officer 4 PATRICIA ANN HORNING Trojan Staff, Quill and Scroll, For- ensics 4, Jr. Honor Roll, Sturgensian Staff, Homecoming Chairman, J-Hop Committee, Intramurals I, Band I, 2, 3, 4-Officer 4, Sr. Play Cast, Jr. Play Crew, Gov't Day, G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4 Youth Center Committee I, Exchange Assembly I -1 v A H . .Avg 'uw '33 333'-t ? . ROSALIE MARIE HOSTETLER J-Hop Committee, Chorus I, Sr. Play Crew, Jr. Play Crew, Gov't Day, J.A. 3, 4, G.A.A. I, ADRIENNE HOUSOUR G.A.A. 2, Jr. Play Crew, Sr. Play, Student Director, Trojan Staff, Sturgen- sian Staff, Drama Club I, 2, 3, Gov't Day, French Club 4, Band I, 2, Jr. Honor Roll, Quill and Scroll ALAN HOWARD Honor Roll, J-Hop Committee, Intra- murals 2, 3, 4, Football I, 2, Track I, Tennis 3, 4, Wrestling I, 2, 3, 4, Sr. Play Cast, Jr. Play Cast, Jr. Play Crew- J. A. 3, Football Manager 3, 4 1 JOHN WAYNE KASDORF J-Hop Committee, Sr. Play Crew, Jr. Play Crew, Gov't Day, Wrestling I, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 3, 4 SHERRILL JEAN KERSHNER Class Officer 2, Trojan Staff, Quill and Scroll, Forensics 3, 4, Jr. Honor Roll, Sturgensian Staff, Homecoming Com- mittee, Homecoming Court, J-Hop Com- mittee, J-Hop Queen, Chorus 3, 4- Officer 4, A Capella 3, 4, Sr. Play Cast, Jr. Play Cast, G. A. A. I, 2, 3, 4 -Officer 4, Gov't Day' JAY C. KESSLER J-Hop Committee, lntramurals l, Foot- ball 2, Baseball l, 2, Sr. Play Crew, Jr. Play Crew, Gov't Day, J. A. 3 JERRY ELLSWORTH KEYSER Class Officer 1, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Football 'l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball l, 2, Track 2, 3, 4, Gov't Day ARLETTA RAE KING J-Hop Committee, Sr. Play Crew, Jr. Play Crew KAREN EVELYN KlTsoN Class Officer 2, Troian Staff, Jr. Honor Roll, Sturgensian Staff, Homecoming Committee, Homecoming Court, J-Hop Committee, J-Hop Court, Sr. Play Cast, Jr. Play Cast, Gov't Day, G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Band 'l, 2, 3, 4-Officer 4, Ex- change Assembly 1, Quill and Scroll SHARON LEE KNIGHT Chorus 4, G.A.A. l, F.H.A. l, 2, Library Club 4 CORA KRONTZ Sr. Play Crew, Gov't Day, F.H.A 2-Officer l, Library Club 4 FRANK JAMES KRONTZ, JR. Football 2, Gov't Day BARBARA JUNE LAWNICZAK Chorus 2, 3, 4, A Capella 3, 4, Play Crew, Gov't Day VlVlAN ARLETTA LEGO Co-op 4, Chorus l, 2, 3, Senior Crew, Gov't Day CAROL MARIE LOCEY Youngsville High School l, 2, J-l Committee, Chorus 3, 4, Sr. Play Cr Gov't Day PM .., ww li-W ,tn- I I X FREDERICK LOETZ J-Hop Committee, Track I, 2: GOV' Day, Wrestling I JANICE CAROL LUTZ J-Hop Committee, Drama Club I, Sr. Play Crew, Jr. Play Crew, Gov't Day, J.A. 3, G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4, F.H.A. I, 2, 3 -Officerl 2 3 1 .N ,ma . . I .IX if as 'S' ' - ' 1. .Qgffs JUDITH ANN MACHAN A pgs, :'-K W? :X I I ii. .... I Q -tf H Co-op 4, J-Hop Committee, Govt Day, we f' H. ,H an .. .. ,' -W G.A.A. I 2 3 4 H W . 1-':Q..: li E CAROLE LEE MARKS Sr. Play Cast, Jr. Play Cast, Jr. Play Crew, J-Hop Committee, Homecoming committee, Gow Day, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, I 4, Forensics I, Drama Club I, 2, Stur- gensian Staff, Trojan Staff, F.T.A. 3, 4- Officer 3, 4 CAROLYN ELAINE McBRIDE M J.Hop Committee, Sr. Play Crew, Jr. Play Cast, Jr. Play Crew, Gov't Day, G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4 ee ft-ss 2. me be 1 nz as Q 'Kuma- E ew QQ - I 1 :N iw tg? BETH MCLAUGHLIN Drama Club I, Jr. Play Crew, Gov't Day, J. A. 3, G. A. A. I, 2, 3, F. H. A. I, 2, 3,-Officer 2, 3 ROBERT MICHAEL McLAUGHLIN Class Officer I, 3, Forensics 3, 4, J- Hop Committee, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Track I, 2, 3, Wrestling 2, 3, Sr. Play Cast, Jr. Play Cast, Gov't Day, Varsity Club 3, 4 JERRY LEE MEYERS Class Officer I, 4, Homecoming Com- mittee, J-Hop Committee, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Base- ball I, Tennis 3, 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4- Officer I, 2, 3, Wrestling I, Sr. Play Cast, Jr. Play Cast, Jr. Play Crew, Gov't Day, J. A. 3, Varsity Club 3, 4 DAVID LEE MIERAS Troian Staff, Quill and Scroll, Sturgen- sian Staff, J-Hop Committee, Intra- murals I, 2, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Wrest- ling I, 2, Sr. Play Crew, Jr. Play Crew, Gov't Day, J.A. 2 JAMES M. MILLER Homecoming Committee, -I-HOP Com' mittee, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4: BGSIKCI- ball 2, Football I, Baseball I, 2: Sf- Play Crew, Jr. Play Cast, Jr. Play Crew, J.A. 3-Officer 3, Tennis 3, 4 SH 3 . . 2 X151 .x 1 --.,, , HQ - - 5: 5 me aw I... 'Q .al Q Q 5' is JUDITH ANN MORRISSON Co-op 4, J-Hop Committee, Chorus I, 2, 3,5 A Capella I, 2, 3, Sr. Play Crew, Jr. Play Crew, Gov't Day, F.T.A. 4-Of- SEK ficer 4 GERALD NELSON .I-Hop Committee, Intramurals 'I, 2, Sr. Play Crew, Gov't Day, J. A. 2, 3 RUTHANNE JEAN NELSON J-Hop Committee, Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, A CUPGIICI 2, 3, 4, Senior Play Crew, Junior Play Crew, Gov't Day, G.A,A, I SHIRLEY KAREN OXENDER CWOP 4: J-Hop Committee, Sr. Play Crew: Gov't Day, J. A. 3, 4-Officer 4: G. A. A. 2: F. H. A. I JOHN C. PACKER J-Hop Committee, Intramurals 2, Track 3, 4, Band I, 2, Wrestling 2, Sr. Play Crew, Jr. Play Crew EDWARD JAMES PAGELS I J-Hop Committee, Gov't Day JOHN GUS PAPPAS Co-op 4- Football I, Wrestling I BEVERLY JEAN PARISH Cafeteria 2, 3, 4, Gov't Day, Sc High School I JAMES F. PARKER J-Hop Committee, Intramurals I, 2, Football I, 2, Track 3, 4, Band I, 3, 4-Officer 4, Wrestling I, Sr. Pla Crew, Jr. Play Crew, Gov't Day LINDA ANN PATTERSON Forensics 2, 3, 4, Homecoming Co mittee, J-Hop Committee, Sr. P I a Crew, Jr. Play Crew, Gov't Day, J. 2, 3, 4, G. A. A. 2, Charleston, Wes Virginia I if, as Q--V-r -f .Aa mm as ' m W ,-R we SARA MARIE PERKINS Band If 2, 3, 4, Sr. Play Crew, Jr. Play Crew, Gov't Day gil , . -:-y T MARGARET ANN PHILLIPS gl I :EHIHEH ' Ca-ap 4, Senior Play Crew, Gov't Day, Q, . J.A. 3, 4, F.H.A. 1,2 Qq Lwgk P ., 'bww' Ringo.: 1 'Z ,, 'V' Q1---Q' -.-ef 35157 ,ua KENNETH NEWTON PIERCE Homecoming Committee, J-Hop Com- mittee, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Foot- ball I, 2, 3, 4, Track I, 2, Wrestling I, 2, 3, 4, Sr. Play Crew, Jr. Play Crew, J. A. 3, Varsity Club 3, 4, Gov't Day GERALD PIERSON Gov't Day DIANE MARGARET POTTER Troian Staff, Sturgensian Staff, Home' coming Court, J-Hop Court, J-Hop Committee, Sr. Play Cast, Jr. Play Cast, Jr. Play Crew, Gov't Day, J.A. 3, G.A.A. 3, 4, Port Huron High, Robert E. Lee, Abilene High School, Dexter High School Q95 QB, me-mass nw e-vi ww- :semi mf fl' wifi DAVID JOHN PUESCHEL .I-Hop Committee, Gu-l't Day, J.A. 3, 4 JO ANNE RAWLES JANET MAURINE REED G.A.A. 'l, 2, 3, 4, Jr. Play Cast, Sr. Play-Student Director, J-Hop Commit- tee, Troian Staff, Student Council 2, 3, Sturgensian Staff, Gov't Day, Quill and Scroll STUART ALLAN REED Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Tennis 3, 4, Wrestling 2, Gov't Day, J. A. 3 CHRISTL REICH-ROHRWIG Senior Play Crew, G. A. A. 4, Linz Austria Koernerschule, lst Bundesreal- gymnasium fuer Macdchen und Frauen- oberschule I SARA LOUISE RENN FOVEUSICS I, 4: Co-op 35 Sr. Play Crew5 Jf- PIQY Crew: Saginaw High School 2and 3 JUDITH KAY ROMMEL Chorus I, 2, 45 Sr. Play Crew5 Gov't Day5 G. A. A. I, 2, 3, 4 DALE CLARK ROPP Student Council 45 Class Officer 25 Homecoming Committee5 J-Hop Com- mitIee5 Intramurals 'l, 2, 3, 45 Football l, 2, 3, 45 Track 25 Baseball I5 Wrest- ling I, 2, 3, 45 Sr. Play Crew5 Jr. Play Crew5 Varsity Club 3, 4-Officer 4 IRENE BELL ROSINE Sr. Play Crew5 Gov't Day5 Library Club I JANET ANN RYAN Forensics I, 2, 3, 45 Co-op 45 Jr. Honor Roll5 J-Hop Committee5 Band I, 2, 3- Officer 35 Art Club 25 Sr. Play Cast5 Sr. Play Crew5 Jr. Play Cast5 Jr. Play Crew5 Gov't Day5 G.A.A. 'I MAX H. SAYLES J-Hop Commiftee5 Intramurals I, Basketball l, 2, 3, 45 Football I5 Bas ball I, 2, 3, 45 Sr. Play Crew5 Jr. Pl Crew5 Varsity Club 45 French Club 4 JAMES ROBERT SCHLAGE Intramurals I, 2, 3, 45 Football Track I5 Wrestling I, 25 Jr. Play Cre Gov't Day GERTRUD HEIKE SCHLUTER Sr. Play Crew5 G.A.A. 45 Stadt-Math matisch - Naburwissenschaftliches M dchengymnasium, Dusseldorf, Germa I, 2, 3 CAROLE SHAFER G.A.A. I, 25 Jr. Play Crew5 J-Ho Committeep Sr. Play Crew5 Gov't Da Troian Staff5 Sturgensian Staff WAYNE SHOOK Intramurals I, 2, 3, 45 Baseball T, 2, 3 45 Gov't Day5 J. A. 35 KAREN STORMS Chorus 4, Senior Play Crew, Junior Play Crew, Gov't Day PAUL WILLIAM STRAIT Forensics 1, 2, 3, 4, Jr. Honor Roll, J-Hop Committee, Band 1, 2, 3, 4- Officer T, 2, 4, Sr. Play Cast, Jr. Play Cast, Gov'f Day, F. T. A. 4 LOIS JEANE STULTS Chorus T, 2, 3, 4, A Capella T, 2, 3, G0v'I' Day, G. A. A. 'l, 2 DALTON SUMMEY Co-op 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Foot- ball l, 2, Gov't Day, J. A. 3. ALTON DWIGHT SUNDAY Forensics 2, 3, 4, Co-op 4, Intramurals T, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, Chorus 'l, 2, 3, A Capella 2, 3, Wrestling 1, Sr. Play Crew, Jr. Play Cast, Gov't Day STEWART DUANE SWIHART J-Hop Committee, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 'l, 2, 3, Tennis 3, 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Sr. Play Crew, Jr. Play Cast, Jr. Play Crew, Gov't Day, Varsity Club 4 TERRY A. TAYLOR Troian Staff, Sturgensian Staff, J-Hop Committee, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Foot- ball I, Golf 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, A Capella I, 2, Sr. Play Cast, Sr. Play Crew, Jr. Play Crew, Gov't Day, J.A. 3 RICHARD ROWE THOMAS Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, Jr. Play Cast, Sr. Play Cast, Baseball 'l, 2, 3, 4, ln' tramurals 'l, 2, 3, 4, J.A. 3, 4, Stur- gensian Staff, Troian Staff, Gov't Day JOHN TIBBETTS Forensics 3, Chorus 4, A Capella 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Sr. Play Crew, Jr. Play Crew, Gov't Day PAUL TREHEARNE Jr. Honor Roll, Intramurals 2, 3, Foot- ball 1, 2, Chorus I, 2, 3, 4-Officer 4, A Capella I, 2, 3, 4, Sr. Play Crew, Jr. Play Crew Gov't Day GUS TROMETER J-Hop Committee, Intramurals I, Play Crew, Jr. Play Crew, Gov't MARY ELLEN TROYER G.A.A. l, 2, 3, Chorus I, Jr. Cast, Sr. Play Cast, Gov't Day, J Committee, Forensics I, 2, 3, 4, ian Staff, Sturgensian Staff, Li Club T, 2, Art Club I, 3 JUDY VAN METER Jr. Play, Student Director, Sr. Crew, Troian Staff, Gov't Day, gensian Staff, Cheerleading 2, Captain 3, 4, J-Hop Committee, H coming Committee, G.A.A. I, 2, Quill and Scroll FRANK J. WAGNER Class Officer 3, Homecoming Co tee, J-Hop Committee, Intramurals 4, Football 2, Golf 3, 4, Senior Crew, Gov't Day, J.A. 3, 4 MARY FRANCES WAGNER Sr. Play Crew, Jr. Play Crew, Day LYNNE WALLICK J-Hop Committee5 Drama Club 'I5 Art Club 35 Sr. Play Crew: Jr. Play Crew5 Gov't Day5 G. A. A. 'I5 F. H. A. I, 2 JANET WALTERS Co-op 45 Homecoming Committee5 J- Hop Committee5 Chorus I, 25 Sr. Play Crew5 Jr. Play Crew5 Gov't Day5 G.A.A. I, 25 ROSEMARY KAYE WALTERS Troian 5taff5 Sturgensian Staff5 Jr Play Crew5 Sr. Play Crew5 Chorus I5 G.A.A. 25 Drama Club l, 2, 35 Band I, 25 Gov't Day5 French Club 45 Foren- sics 45 Quill and Scroll SANDRA JO WEHRLY Co-op 45 Art Club 'I, 25 Sr. Play Crew: Gov't Day Library Club 45 JOHN D. WENZEL, JR. J-Hop Committee5 Basketball l, 2, 45 Football I, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 3, 45 Sr. Play Crew5 Gov't Day5 sity Club 45 Jr. Play Crew EDNA LOUISE WILDER Homecoming Commitfee5 J-Hop Com- mittee5 Chorus 3, 45 Cafeteria 3, 45 Sr. Play Crew5 Jr. Play Crew5 Gov't Day5 Quincy High School I and 2 HURSHEL ARNOLD WILDER Co-op 45 J-Hop Committee5 Gov't Day: Quincy High School lf 2 BONNIE WILSON Oak Park High School I, 2, 35 Chorus 45 Sr. Play Crew5 Gov't Day5 G. A. A. 4 DAVID L. WILSON Troian Staffp Jr. Honor Roll5 Sturgen- sian Staff5 J-Hop Committee5 Intra- murals 'l, 2, 3, 45 Jr. Play Crew5 Gov't Day MARY ISABEL WOODS Sr. Play Cast5 Jr. Play Cast5 J-Hop Committee5 Chorus 2, 35 A Capella Choir 2, 35 Quill and ScroII5 Band I, 2, 3, 4-Officer 45 Forensics 4: F.T.A. 3, 45 Troian Staff5 G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 45 Stur- gension Staff5 Gov't Day FLOYD RAY YODER Class Officer 3 Homecoming Commit tee JHop Committee Intramurals I Bas etball I 2 3 4 Football I 2 3 aseball I 2 2 Play Cast Sr Play Crew Jr Play Cost Jr Play Crew Govt Day Var sity Club 4 mae-me ' - MARTHA ANN YOUNG 222292: 5 I I 222 22 22. 2. f .Q W L. MEM: 5 xmas? SE iw Hx -A 4 522 .. . S.. . ...R 9... Wil? Troian Staff: Quill and Scroll: Jr. Hon- 225222 ww: 222 I 1-W We In .. W, or Roll: Sturgenslan Staff: Homecom- 542355 ' A,Zg..:Zf Emi' maxim-mg A EW, K I 2-:vga W g E 5- 2 AE .5 m 2 I2 ,- 3 ing Committee: Homecoming Court: J- 2,252 l 'I :': Hop Committee: J-Hop Court: Sr. Play Cost: Jr. Flay Cast: Jr. Play Crew: : F:1 ' ig' Gow: ogy, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4-Officer l:': .. . T 4, F.T.A. 3, 4-officer 4, Jr. Town . ..., ....z 1 Meeting 3 ' . A z f . .22'1f 1 A V fzELjQf9f I I AA.. .'-., Qjuj -H im.: .: x if ,'l' ' .I .-..' .' Q., 28 ROSEMARY YOUNG Troian Staff: Quill and Scroll: ensics I: Jr. Honor Roll: J-Hop mittee: Sturgensian Staff: Chorus Capella 3: Bond I, 2: Sr. Play lr. Play Cast: Gov't Day: G.A.A. F.T.A. 3, 4-Officer 4 DAVID LEE ZIMMERMAN Homecoming Committee: J-Hop mittee: Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4: Foo I, 2, 3, 4: Baseball I, 2, 3: Golf 4 Play Crew: Gov't Doy: J. A. 3: Va Club 4 M, .Z , V , ,l my 2 fx , x ff XLQSL- . W 4 1 f ' K 515- 5 'Ar 1 I f K 'S gi' q ...,. W '- ff: - , - - f- 4 k'fg'm3S'f' , ', X , 'iii 1 - . - .e - -:gig . ff: A ' , ' ' 'X -if , - ' ' H Af ' 42559 . - L I LQ- nf. Q r ' ml ' - - 4 s X 4 f I' .., - 8 . Y , A , , , ,v f, WA .X 'T , ,QQVEQ M Siu' A , q,g:2:g,4'bS,d4,-ray, 5 35,5fFagf2f51 ri .j jr 4'5 2 - .Xfyt Z, eggs in W Vffysv Hf'f'N,'5w if 'f :tk Q, X 3 ,. f -A W, X Jia ,H , , -'P rs 'P 951 5.34: Q an ss Evan -as mn ..,,.-V 4 ms ,A if ,.,f'A' X X Y Ov Q. ' l T w ruin f Sw w nm bm- it ma ,Im E mix HX! mm B xx uncfencfaddlnen if I9 TJ S55 Z ' xx 35.31-sf Left to Right Jill Freeland, Chuck Barnell, Barbara Briggs, Sam Welty, Judy Bothamley Janet Horrom. There were 150 in this year's Junior Class. Their class officers were Sam Welty, President, Judy Bothamley, Vice-President, Barbara Briggs, Secretary, Jill Freeland, Treasurerp Janet Horrom, carry-over Student Council Representative, and Chuck Barnell, the Student Council Representative elected this year. Their main source of income is selling food at the concession stands during the football season and selling schedule pencils during the basketball season. ln the spring the class presented the annual Junior Play, and later the J-Hop in honor of the Seniors. The Junior Class sponsors were Mr. William Galberach, chairman: Mr. Kenneth Freeland, Mrs. Robert Boyle, Mr. Keith King, Mrs. Paul Scheetz, and Miss Elizabeth Whitelock. The class sponsors chaperone class parties and aid the class in other activities during the year. 32 Andrews, Nancy Arklie, Terry Ash, Betiy Barnell, Chuck Bauman, Howard Boaz, Tom Bofhamley, Judy Bowdish, Barbara Bowdish, Jerry Bowman, Karen Braham, Mike Brebner, Judy Briggs, Barbara Briley, Wayne Charron, Sue Clouse, Judy Crabill, Ellen Crawford, Kay Cross, Bonnie Crossman, Greg Cummins, Robert Currier, Jim Darby, Dave Darby, Jerry Davis, Gwen DeHaven, Dave Dowfy, Nancy Evert, Richard Fager, Louise Fair, Dorothy Falkenstein, Charl Falkenstein, Janet Fenner, Peggy Fisk, Mary Freeland, Jill Friesner, Gloria Frohriep, Donna Galbreath, Ron George, Karen Gibson, Larry 6116 ff-1-.3 -f , K5 -- W- -- 1 . 'f ' bg, 7 ,A fi -ji Quik . -- ' m f ' , Fggiigi , i' . 4 A 43. --Q g , - .. . - f J ' B , 7- :QW V' ' 1. , . . f Q i ,. ' QQ . pw 1- ,K -S V W if .4 i i' is 5 - ' ww . ' ' 234 - W U a sw av- ff H - ' .. N , '-+- we K - W' --5, Q sa. 2 W - Y Basal... ' , ., ff-iz Al i, ' i, .... 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Q, . x Gilhams, Jim Goethals, Mary Good, Mary Grabe, Dick Grate, Larry Grimes, John Grove, Carl Harker, Janice Hart, Burdena Harter, Franklin Harter, Gene Hawkins, Mary Hearld, Kenneth Heitger, Betty Holtz, Jean Holtz, Richard Horrom, Janef Howell, Jim Jamerson, Ron Jenkins, Robert Johnsonbaugh, Mary Kalvin, Paul Keyser, Sheila Kimble, Wayne Kime, Mary Kline, Roger Kirby, Nancy Kraft, Larry Lego, Dave Lehmer, Marcia Leihn, Karen Locey, Florence MacPherson, John Magnus, Ronald Malloy, Dave Mark, Karen Marks, Roger Mayer, Sally McKerlie, Charles Miercls, Janet Milliman, Beverly Milliman, Roger Moore, Dorothy Nelson, Dan Norton, Melody Ott, Alan Parker, John Parker, Tom Parnin, Dave Parr, Bonnie Perrin, Cynthia Perry, Karen Powers, Sue Prentice, Judy Purdy, Ed Quinn, Lee Quirin, Gene Reed, Charles Reed, Mary Ritter, Elva Rivers, Myrtle Robbins, Sharon Rommel, Joanna Routsong, Dan Royeton, Jim Runyan, Ruth Schrader, Jeftry Schroeder, Sharon Sherman, Lana Siegel, Joan Sites, Sam Smith, Ellen Smith, Louise Smith, Marty Stevens, Virginia Studeman, Kenneth Stump, Ruth Sullivan, Billie Summey, Janice Tarr, Myron . 4 . a ily, ,, E Q ,. -r, I it A. 24 E ,. i ,Y tim. , at , ,, 4 2 '-we by ryan -'---- 592. gf-fa. 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'arm .-., ev 4.. .QQ f -A- K, 'QS 'V' f 4.-ww U , as 1 -, 'x W 'Q '-an Sturgis, Matthew Swihort, Gene Tallman, Toni Tarr, Moriorie Theismann, Carol Thomasma, Robert Tibbott, Sonya Tobias, Robert Troyer, Barbara Van Zile, Andrea Wagner, Jim Walker, Bob Waltlie, Grace Webster, Joyce Webster, Thomas Wetzel, Marlene White, John Williamson, Paul Wilson, Lynne Young, Jim J ,, J , Ei r 1:17 i Lett to Right-Dave Grabe, Dennis McCarthy, Sally Sites, Ron Kreps, Rudy Quirin, Tom Sm usz The class of 1962 was the largest in our high school this year. The enrollment included 221 students! The President was Tom Smuszg Vice-President, Ron Krepsp Secretary, David Grabep Treasurer, Rudy Quirin, a carry-over Student Council Representative from last year, Sally Sites, and two-year Representative, Dennis McCarthy. The class sponsors were Mr. Harold Bowdish, chairman, with Mr. Robert Tripp, Mr. Lou Lori, Mrs. Eva Wheat, Mrs. Nancy Grant, and Mrs. Virginia Ash. These faculty sponsors advised the class in their plans for dances, parties, pep meetings, and other projects. Many freshmen boys were responsible for the success of our reserve foot- ball and basketball teams. An innovation formulating more efficiency and a closer relationship as :J class was accomplished through monthly class meetings. 43 Vu'tutu3a Gif ,,, R3 at HSE mvggexg i be I 3 5 2 L i Q IZ, . f. e' - :, - 4 ei it I :VGETL L. . .:, 45: N - . f A y e r. ,m n ,wwe sggg. W E H 1' E . Ea K Q ' me .rr 3? limi. tiki? 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Mr 1 ix '55 , 31.99, t M rv . 3 9 Holtz, Linda Holtz, Terry Hoover, Roxy Horrom, Roger Howard, Carol Hunt, Tom Huss, David Jannotta, Harvey Jenner, Carole Jones, David Jones, Raymond Jourdan, Brenda Kasmauskis, Norman Keagle, Jean Keller, Karen Kelley, Dorothy Kelley, David Kelly, Alan Kelly, Joy Kime, Judy Kitson, Phil Kline, Lewiean Krause, Kenneth Kreps, Ronnie Kroll, Florence Krontz, Bruce Kulpinski, Patricia Lain, Gayle Large, Robert Laughlin, Charles Lawniczak, Marion Lawniczak, Ronald Leatherman, Virgil Lilly, Andrea Lindman, Ted Long, Richard Losey, Penny Losey, Susan Luedders, Jerry Lytle, Robert Machan, Jean Malone, Patricia Martin, Eleanor Mayer, Anita McCammon, Michael McCarthy, Dennis Melchi, Eugene Mildenberg, Jeanine Morrison, Leieune Mundy, William Munk, Carol Myers, Pat Norton, Luanne Norton, Suanne Otto, Margie Oxender, Mariorie Parish, John Patrick, Larry erkins, Patricia fenning, Nancy ierce, Rose Ann ierson, Paula offenberger, Terry oley, Diana ostma, Renn uinn, Marsha uirin, Rudy ayner, Dolores eed, Kathryn euter, Steve ichards, Mary Ann idley, Terry iley, Otis ippey, Hisle iska, Joe itter, Thurman oberts, Dan ohrer, Lloyd oyals, Vivian aclewasser, Phyllis ,-A 0 'Og sr-. , Q' , ii 5 if l' 'gl xl U . . 57 f 35 iQ r W R' Ml ii I5 '-pq, X ii q 1 Q Q.. 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Sargent, Carole Sauer, Linda Schmidt, Helen Schrock, Sharon Schroeder, Harold Schroeder, Kathy Schutz, Sharon Schwartz, Ronald Sheldon, Judy Sherman, Robert Shiplett, Herbert Siegel, Sondra Simpson, Betty Sites, Sally Smith, Frances Smith, Leland Smith, Lillian Smurr, David Smusz, Thomas Spaniola, Carol Sprawl, Sandra Stevens, David Stewart, Nancy Storms, Mary Straehly, David Strange, John Stroup, DOH Stroup, Sharon Stultz, Robert Swihart, Bonnie Teeters, Carolyn Thomasma, Kathleen Tisdel, Donald Troyer, .lake Turner, Brent Urick, Mariorie Van Meter, Terry Van Vorst, Zola Vernon, Carole Wagner, Dixie Wagner, Ann Wallman, Douglas Walter, Betty Weaver, Brian Webster, Carol Wehrly, Gail Weitting, Don Weslce, Ward West, Alice Wilbur, Karma Williams, Bill Wilson, Loird Wingfield, Loran Wyer, Linda Yunker, Stephen ,Q gm, ms ,ms n GRADUATION C1 X. m i. QQ? QQ Aw Left to Right-Judy Miller, Melissa Brebner, Kay Forrest, Steve Eckert, Har- riet Finlay, Jack Meyers The eighth grade started this year with an enrollment of 184. Elec- tion returns were as follows: President, Steve Eckert, Vice President, Judy Miller, Secretary, Jack Meyers, Treasurer, Melissa Brebner, Student Council Representative for two years, Harriet Finlay, and the hold-over representative, Kay Forrest. With their sponsors, Mr. Robert Finlay, Mrs. Mona Reick, Mr. Roger Bates, Mr. Jack Grant, and Mrs. Lenore Moss, they made their an- nual two-day trip to the Windy City . Interesting places visited by the eighth graders while in Chicago included the Museum of Nat- ural History, the Board of Trade, the Stock Exchange, and the Mu- seum of Science and lndustry. They also were able to see the Ice Capades . ln February they sponsored a dance at the youth center. 52 Adams, Linda Addison, Robert Altimus, Tom Ambler, Richard Ankney, Jerry Arklie, Brenn Ash, Mike Baker, Roger Bayer, Carol Bee, Susan Beers, Jim Besser, Mike Bibb, Teresa Bixler, Diane Blood, Janice Bontrager, Rosa Boughton, Jack Boughlon, Judy Bower, Gary Boyden, Jim Braham, Pom Brebner, Melissa Brothers, Tom Brown, Russell Brubaker, Mary Bufz, George Carpenter, John Cashour, Priscilla Casner, Jane Covey, Alan .C rissey, Laura Crites, Larry Crossman, Barbara Cunningham, Carol Currier, Richard DeHaven, Jim Dibble, Chuck Diggins, David Dillen, Joan Doudf, Roger sv? M z. M sf, , .gf Z' I lf'l4x',N5'k S5 .2 5. ,, Q3 if 5 H H. 1 A sk , is K- , ,ff . J 'la-s A x hi 6' Q l . in...- B -Q T .. w r? - KA , ,B 'Uh vw! X - no I Q Q.. Q N L., V .51 .fa Q .1 ' - ' mi . f MLM' f 'QQZIJ ., ' 22.515 Q, , 1 - i we A ',, F , , :.,, . EM may ' we A 'i Ffleif, ',.',,' C fgqigf . A hgggynzf 1 Q r. 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'IQ PM fs W SP5 5'. .J 1: L M--Q , .ST ' ' 'VM' '.::..':iQfQ ,X ,iw ,, - A if ang , if S 2 figs WN -A WD: Ihr' z .ww as Nelson, Mary Lou Newman, Jane Noel, Ellen Norclahl, Dick Owen, Susan Palmer, Steve Parker, Chuck Penn, Judy Perry, Robert Phillips, Ken Plants, David Potts, Mike Pursel, Penny Remenap, Mark Ritter, Sheldon Roberts, Warren Rolston, Russelyn Routsong, Mary Ryan, Jim Schaeffer, Larry Schmidt, Nancy Schmidt, Norma Schrock, Victoria Schwartz, Barbara Smith, Jim Smith, Margaret Smith, Sue Spearow, Bonnie Swartz, David Tibbott, Eileen Tricker, Pamela Van Why, Vernon Van Zile, Douglas Vroman, Anna Wagg, Linda Washburn, Janet Wegner, David Weiting, Janice Welty, Joe Werner, Tom Will, Roger Williamson, John Wilson, Kenneth olf, Linda olfe, Margaret oocls, Jane oods, Jean oder, Joanne oung, Grover oung, Linda arlisle, Larry ross, John unham, Albert Falkenstein, Hqrqld art, Stella ego, Dan fenning, Ron obias, Archie aylor, Jan aldron, Raymond alters, Billy an Zile, Billy an Zile, Chuck mn H E wg sm: an ms 1?-L-Sv ng' 'See se' Nsmaf sim N' a it 'EQ as ,.ss,s, -H ui: Left to Right-Jamie Kershner, Rick Fields, Steve Stonehouse, Paul Roe, Deanne Walker, Ron McCreery This year, one hundred and tortyeone students were enrolled in the seventh grade. lt was a new and exciting experience for them to pass from class to class, but they quickly adiusted to the procedure. Among the many interesting activities of the seventh grade this year, was a class party in which they all participated. The officers elected by the seventh grade this year were: President, Ronnie McCreeryg Vice-President, Rick Field, Secretary, James Kerchner, Treasurer, Steve Stonehouse, Student Council Representative for two years, Paul Roe: and Representative for one year, Deanna Walker. The sponsors of the seventh grade class are: Miss Floiad Collins, Mr. David Dillon, Mr. Schuyler Pletcher, Mrs. Mildred Huff, and Miss Mary Anderson. We hope the seventh graders will enioy all their years at Sturgis High as much as they did this one. 58 Adams ,Tom Ake, Max Augerbright, Paul Avery, Pam Ayres, Allen aker, Shelby Jean arnell, Rebecca ibb, Robert ibb, Sammy lackburn Sandra orkowski, LoEsa othamley, Carol owman, Sandra runson, Barbara unn, Howard arper, Roger arver, Judy hurch, Sanford lark, Judy leveland, Suzann rissey, Lillian rouch, Carlton eal, Kay ell, Regina arn, Stanley ragoo, Paula mery, Richard ngle, Jean ger, Gene ield, Rick raylick, Paula rost, Don , Alan y, Carol albreath, Vicki arvey, Ted erchow, Sharon erow, Tom ilbo, James onser, Larry ,ea 5,15 ,US Hiivf N., if '3- 1, f SQ-we V--vi' 'QQ 'N 1 1-df' Grabe, Norman Guinther, Tom Haack, Diane Hagen, Harriet Hammond, Bob Howver, Susan Heidenreich, Linda Hetzler, Linda Holliday, Mary Holtz, James Hopkins, Randy Horning, Susan Jenner, Bud Jordan, George Kasdorf, Allen Kellay, Dan Keller, Leland Kerchner, James Keyser, Wayne Kimbrough, Ruth Kolassa, Gail Krall, Phylis Large, Bruce Lawson, Larry Lenman, Judy Leihn, Tom Leonard, Richard Lingg, Carol Littlefield, Dorothy Lock, Frances Mall, Suzanne Mann, Candy MCC ree ry, Bob MCC reery, Ronny McLaughlin, Linda McLaughlin, Patty Merchant, Robert Miller, Cheryl Miller, Deldon Miller, Richard Mooney, Mary Morey, Rex Murphy, Diane Myers, Douglas Myers, Mary Myers, Pamela Nelson, Robert Ott, John Owen, Jet? Pagels, Virgil Peck, Douglas Peckham, Susan Perkins, Susan Persing, Richard Poorman, Judy Pringle, Sharon Pueschel, John Purdy, Anne Reed, Eugene Rider, Roy Ritter, Katherine Roberts, Wallace Roe, Judy Roe, Paul Rose, Derma Rosine, Tommy Routsong, Carol Royer, Jim Samuels, Larry Schmick, Dan Sheldon, Mary Shemberger, Kaylor Shirley, Bruce Smith, Gary Somes, Karen Spearow, Ruth Stevens, Marvin Stonehouse, Steve Stutz, Marty Suits, Robert Yunker, Mike Summey, Ronnie Sunday, Betty Swa rtz, Judy Teadt, Joan Thomas, Debbie Townsend, Alice Tracy, Linda Trometer, Susan Van Meter, Patsy Wagner, Jane Walker, Dee Washburn, John Weaver, Lawrence Weaver, Linda Westphal, Mary White, Doug Wilbur, Douglas Willsey, Victor Wyer, Gary Wyer, Keith ix gf! RGX3 LAI, -,. 91, l dw clnedaa 2 I Richard Maher, who came to Sturgis High School in 1952, has recently been appointed as our new athletic director. Coach Maher received his Bachelor's Degree from Notre Dame. As varsity baseball coach and reserve basketball coach, he strove to impress good sportsmanship and fair play upon his athletes. He has had very 'impressive records in both seasonal ancl tournament play. While at Notre Dame, he was catcher on their varsity baseball team. Under the very capable guidance of Coach Maher, our athletic department will continue its tradition as a very outstanding and efficient part of life in Sturgis High School. 64 Sturgis Sturgis Sturgis Sturgis Sturgis Sturgis Sturgis Sturgis 59? .uma can 727 it V . 5 f rs 'A I: :Lv Z we Y ' ' N N ' . . if. - . 1 'S . l iii i ' if Q- I .Wd ...... 3 f 5,25 V, AT , , 14 Bronson 0 Ygaiygb if 6 Lakeview 14 5 ' l fig iw, Adrian 'f K , Marshall ' ' Three Rivers East Lansing Albion Coldwater -,.., Coach Pierce, Head Coachg Coach Bates, Assistant Coach .n Jim Young, Alan Ho Thomas, Managers ward, and Richard Vx O llllwg I f E I v JERRY KEYSER, Quarterback FLOYD YODER, Quczrierbuclg TOM HICKMAN JERRY DARBY Fullbcck JOHN KASDORF Fullback RCN JAMERSON RON MAGNUS, Hclfbuck . f JERRY TODD, vm-fg Z., 3,5 uunngqnyqk 'V T4 V Z - P T -- . JOHN WENZEL, End DAVE DARBY w T MARTY SMITH, End PAT PORTER, End JERRY MEYERS, LN ..ff pfsq fam- ,J SfU 9iS 18 Coldwater Sturgis 7 Lakeview Sturgis 6 Three Rivers Sturgis 20 Three Rivers STUVQJS 13 University High Highi Sturgis Sturgis Sturgis Sturgis Sturgis Sturgis 6911: urs 'Ist row, left to right-B. Schlage, J. White, B. Machan, W. Freeland, S. Brumbaugh, J. Blanchard, C. MctKerlie, D. Keller, D. Porter. 2nd row-B. Forrest, D. Dillivan, D. Dobberteen, T. Mc- Carthy, R. Agley, B. Blood, Coach Grant. 3rd row-Coach Dillon, D. Lori, B. Bordner, M. Eck- ert, C. Bunce, D. Haack, L. Reynolds, D. Gerow. 6 Three Rivers 6 19 Coldwater 0 39 Three Rivers 6 33 Bronson 20 0 40 Coldwater 'I9 32 Bronson 'I4 r A- 'lst row, left to right-R. Quirin, T. Van Meter, D. Tisdel, J. Troyer, S. Royter, C. Anderson, C. Gustafson, M. Allen, T. Crabill, B. Cameron, T. Ridley, D. Ebel. 2nd row-B. Large, B. Fisher, B. Weaver, J. Carpenter, L. Patrick, L. VVilson, B. Frost, J, Bundy, T. Curry, L. Morrison, B. Stultz, J. Falkenstein, B. Donley 3rd row-Coach Lori, B. Lytle, A. Kelly, D. McCarthy, E. Aug- erbright, L. Friesner, D. Grabe, K. Krause, T. Smusz, R. Kreps, M. Darby, D. Kelley, D. Grabe, T. Lindman, Coach Finlay. 4th row-P. Kitson, F. Hayden, B. Krontz, B. Mundy, D. Falkenstein, M. Boyle, D. Jones. Sturgis Sturgis Sturgis Sturgis Sturgis Sturgis Sturgis Sturgis Sturgis Sturgis Sturgis Sturgis Sturgis Sturgis Sturgis Sturgis Sturgis Sturgis Sturgis Bronson 31 East Lansing 59 Albion 64 Adrian 65 A B. C. Lakeview 35 Coldwater 43 Three Rivers 55 Marshall 59 East Lansing 65 MSI? Albion 39 Bronson 67 Adrian 56 B. C. Lakeview 66 Coldwater 50 Three Rivers 58 Marshall 46 District Hillsdale 47 B. C. Lakeview 49 Regional COACH DILLON East Lansing 52 fill! lst row, left to right: Pat Porter, John Wenzel, Dave Darby, Marty Smith, Denny Wenzel, Floyd Yoder. 2nd row, Coach Dillon, Jerry Todd, Max Sayles, Ron Magnus, Mike Echert, Jerry Keyser. s E JERRY TODD Guard tl' PAT PORTER MAX SAYLES Center Guard ln., RQN MAGNUS John White and Paul lrehearne, Man- MIKE ECKERT Forward agen Forward KT :Q C' Hi i ll ft ,E F aff, TQ S . ig . 3, gi r Sturgis 31 Sturgis 32 Sturgis 69 Sturgis 25 Sturgis 30 Sturgis 36 Sturgis 30 Sturgis 25 Sturgis 26 Sturgis 25 Sturgis 52 Sturgis 23 Sturgis 32 Sturgis 40 Sturgis 31 Sturgis 34 lf:-as Bronson East Lansing Albion Adrian Lakeview Coldwater Three Rivers Marshall East Lansing Albion Bronson Adrian Lakeview Coldwater Three Rivers Marshall lst row, left to right: Dave Porter, Leon Reynolds, Dan Gerow, Chuck Bunce Dave DeHaven, Terry McCarthy, Larry Kraft, Joe Riska, Manager 2nd row Ted Lindman, Ron Horning, Ken Krause, Den McCarthy, Mike Darby Ron Kreps, Ed Purdy, Coach Pierce. 26 Sturgis 44 Sturgis 64 Sturgis 32 Sturgis 29 Sturgis 41 Sturgis 33 Sturgis 35 Sturgis 43 Sturgis 21 50 36 42 38 39 30 Centreville Centreville Three Rivers Coldwater Elkhart North Side Three Rivers Coldwater LaGrange Elkhart Roosevelt lst row, left to right: Coach Bates, Mike Boyle, Al Kelley, Bob Lytle, Rudy Quirin, Dave Grabe, Jerry Bundy. 2nd row, Phil Kitson, Harvey Janotta, Lynn Friesner, Earl Augerbright, Doug Grabe, Larry Wilson, Tom Smusz. N Sturgis Sturgis Sturgis Sturgis Sturgis Sturgis Sturgis Sturgis Sturgis Sturgis Sturgis S gk Three Rivers 4 Marshall 3 Coldwater 2 Three Rivers 2 Coldwater 5 Lakeview 4 Adrian 1 Howe 4 East Lansing 0 Ecorse 2 Albion 8 Coach Maher 5 - 5 -stu' . 1 t K xi W' Ist Row-left to right-John Wenzel, Cliff Bee, Marty Smith, Larry Kraft, Ken Strang, Jerry Todd Tom Hickman. 2nd Row-Terry Poffenberger, Dick Grabe, Max Sayles, Rich Thomas, John Kas dorf, Phil Perry, Bill Willer, Jim Hanko, Bill Haack, Coach Maher. 3rd Row-Denny Wenzel Wayne Shook, Jim Howell, Floyd Yoder, John Brunson, Rich Reid 74 vk' rv JIM HANKO, Pitcher KEN STRANG, Catcher I , ' 5 Fm I k'1'I'f5' 1, 6.1. L , 5 -lm N, '.1Z:1w'p . . Q Y I 'Wm '11 . ,.77,,,w,, H ' , , ff , 1 -5 ' - 51 - -.n y. , , . IEP I - as g - V ' .iaiiif fa. , ? , , z fv'F'L ' ' in ha -1. 213 ' , -A -- A :f.- nv Q . 1 Q, M me + 2' .V -I -' , wffwiz-'AM'I,, -fa - I , -- V- M - , , .-' . , 5,95 ' - P -'zz ni.--N. A . ' -gg., I 'f i-,fgfi:nf'5f'fff'af ' , , ' - fri 1 ' 'fm' -, '-on ,Q?g5 .M.,, . M- -Q ,.,.g j'I'Nmfg5 MARTY SMITH, Ist Base f I ., .. . --'-- I w . W W. If I , .W 'S' I M . :,.,., l , .,..: i . i . ff I: I I.. Egg I. N as X I 'I 3 , I ' .. ., V .:.g.. Im Fr W 'N gm ikj,-' , ' - f ..f,::f.' .- -F 1 iv -If E. , , ..Q: ...,. A ' Q v i' ':,:-H, fc, - - - . -v ' -- fl F, ,'1-- :,:v,.-wa ..... ff? mg,-,., W Jgiga , :J .. ...,. if . QE,-43, -- .. . -I X ,, 1, . V 44 L ,I '-1? fi 4' f:. 11 .. K' , , I ,Q 'Ami ' ffwaemf '17, f , 5 -'rn WV 51 ,Z Y , 1 it S mwafms, F-4 'w -S '- +- r . , ' . 1:-' ' , - N.- '1 If .I '. ' 'I ': fi ' 5:51 f-J--1141, :J 1,-A5 1,32 ' -J ' f Z 3 ,N - - ., , . v w-a,gg:: Q: - . -.15 'N' -- ffm ,, -' . ,,,- , ,Q-sw -,J f,,,..,Ir.,..,1,.', ' -2' , .w Y - Q --Jw. ws ,- ., , ,rm TOM-I-IICKMAN, 3rd Pause .. , . . Y' - - A' - -.: :-1 - , , , .. -::- , 1- ' 5. s -. 'Q I-'I EJ? ' JA, I ZZ' QWQA F ' W I fm HIV I I 2 W, 1:-I-s1 :wiIL 2 M 5 't iff 1 ,mama I I V I PQ II . 4- . ,. ., , ., . ., .. I. .5 41, if ' . 1, ,'l'f r 54 , 3, .- A f , 1 55 1- if. Q' Ng dr i 0 I LLJ3 sa 5' ,Q M2 ww M K , -1V fi- ...TLA .f'.L:f-if ,Eg . - nlv-1?:,'.L, i1ggLg',,' 'QR ,Q FZ? if-,M ,uf ' A -- 'ki ' -1: . I , 'I :1-- U I ' , - , A I JERRY TODD, 2nd Base Wm PHIL PERRY, Outfield .ws x .A 2 mm ' 1 r rx if First row Bill Mcchon, Terry McCarthy, Gene Swihort, Terry Arklle, Dove Porter John Keogle Second row Chuck Bunce, Roger Millimon, Jim Mollsen, Mike Eckert, Dove Lord Jerry Pmney Don Gerow, Couch Murphy. Sturgis Sturgis Sturgis Sturgis Sturgis Sturgis Sturgis is., me it Mve- wg, N xxx mf Colon Reserves Burr Ook Varsity Colon Reserves Coldwater Reserves Coldwater Reserves Burr Ook Varsity Colon Reserves .- si Ae, ,Ls Q35a,isk3,eg:si:'1zt., were ---QM mu .. .Z u ,A ,Q . M. , fsg,gi3.ig35,-m A 5 New Kiss V N MM QQEHMZH 8 H 76 Nu 5 1 5 1 ik J sl Q ,Q 5- I 5, pau-g BEE' X ' 'WFIKA CG Qt? eff 9' 'Zo First row: Bob McLauchlin, Steve Stroup, Bob Blood, John Packer. Second row: Dick Bunce, Karl Toth, George Siggins, Jerry Pinney. Third row: Pat Porter, Dave Mieras, Francis Horning, Mike Braham. Fourth row: Ron Horning, Jim Parker, Al Crossman, Coach Lori. TRIANGULAR MEETS Sturgis T95 Three Rivers 33, Niles 85 Sturgis 38, Bronson i7V2, Coldwater 8116 Sturgis 26V2, Marshall 4822, Albion 62 Sturgis 57, Howe School 287 Lakeville 52 turgis 33.35 Three River 29.9, Lakeview 73.8 Twin Valley Meet-Seventh Regional Track Meet-2 Karl Toth broke the school broad jump record at the Regionals-2O'7 H ms lx ss w ,xx ,,. - ,Q ss W5 fm me mms 531, , 5531 ug 1 H1- -me -me mn H. H me H H 53 I BLM, gm W w W we . Q. mr W wg, lu. e mx an Sturgis 207 Three Rivers 213 STUFQIS 388 Coldwoner 55 Sturgis 316 Three Rivers 308 i. 5 1 ss 'L N K X , N13 nl H XX if lst row Jerry Meyers, Steve Brumbcxugh Ben Krcxge Sturgis 3 Lokeylew Sturgis 2 Lakeview Sturgis 3 Howe ta 4 Captains and Coaches: Coach Grant, Dale Ropp Tom Hickman, Coach Fin- -Dcnnis Ebel, Steve Reuter, Roxie Chris Gustafson, Chuck Anderson. Sturgis Sturgis Sturgis Sturgis Sturgis Sturgis Sturgis Sturgis Sturgis Sturgis Sturgis Sturgis Kalamazoo Central Coldwater Howe Military Battle Creek Niles Howe Military Coldwater Adrian Allegan Niles Dowagiac Kalamazoo Central Hoover, Don Tisdel, Terry Teal, Bob Prough, Terry Ridley, Coach Grant, Ed Cleveland, Leland Quinn, Alan Howard, John Kasdorf, Dale Ropp, Tom Hickman, Ken Pierce, Charles Barnell, Don Keller, Bob Blood Coach Finlay. Terry Clause, Brian Weaver, Paul Lepart, Jerry Luedders, Randy Agley, John Brunson, Steve Yunker, Jeff Millett, Don Norclahl, Dave Jones, Bill Machan, Dave Kelley, Bruce Hayden, Bob Large, Floyd Hayden. Absent-Dennis Barker. my f M-4 WEP' W TNS' M1149 P4 L LM X.. N First row: Tom Hickman, Bob Mclauchlin, John Kasdorf, Bob Prough, Jerry Keyser, Karl Toth, Ed Cleveland. Second row: Bob Blood, Ron Magnus, Wayne Kimble, Dale Rapp, Pat Porter, Rich Thomas, Ken Pierce, Dave Zimmerman, Larry Kraft. Third row: Larry Gibson, Leland Quinn, Marty Smith, Floyd Yoder, Stewart Swihart, Jerry Meyers. Fourth row: Dick Grabe, Jerry Todd, John Wcnzel, Ed Purdy, Bill Falkenstein, Jerry Darby, Denny Wenzel. Fifth row: Melvin Deal, Tom Stapleton. The Varsity Club had many projects this year. With the mc earned last year, they bought a movie camera and a proie for filming sports events. The club started its activities e year with the sale of ads for the football programs. football rattle wound up the tall season, and then they ads for basketball programs. White basketball uniforms gold warm-up iackets were purchased along with avi ribbons for wrestling matches. At each home basketball gc two boys showed the reserved seat patrons to their se The members took in a hockey game during the winter then climaxecl the year with a trip to Chicago. .K :K . 'HJ' s .5 s s i x OFFICERS: John Wenzel-Sergeant-at-Arms 82 Tom Stapleton-Secretary-Treasurcr - Tom Hickman-President C0UCh Pierce, Advlwl' Dale Ropp-Vice-President We give a hearty salute to the 1957-58 cheerleading squads who have done a tremendous job in keeping the student body full of pep throughout the year. At the beginning of the school year they sponsored a dance, The Football Frolic which was a big success. The cheerleaders sold pompoms at a few football games, and at the Home- coming game they sold mums. This was done to raise money for their new uniforms which arrived in the middle of the year. Varsity's new uniforms are sweaters with a dilferent emblem, new collars, their own name on the back of their sweater, orange tights, and black skirts. The reserve squad may be distinguished from the varsity in that they have last year's sweaters and skirts, orange tights, and their name on the back of their sweaters. squads are as follows: Varsity: Judy Meter, captain, Mary Finlay, Judy Carole Theisman. Reserves: Kendra captain, Sheila Keyser, Luann and Adgate Gay. Karen George, was the alternate, was moved to Ad- J c, ,V bf., -.-R Sheila Keyser-Secretary-Treasurer Mrs. Grant Kendra Johnson Judy Van Meter 1957-58 cheerleading squads place in the middle of the year when moved to a diHerent school. Mrs. Grant was the girls' very capable iv Adgafe GUY Sheila Keyser George Kendra Johnson Luann Littlefield Judy Van Mate' 83 Mary Finlay Carole Theisman Judy Mustone fs faded. Another successful year of GAA has been completed with the help of the new sponsor, Mrs. Grant. The officers who led this year's activities were Pres- ident Doris Harker, Vice President and Social Chair- man, Jane Blackburn, Secretary and Treasurer, Sherrill Kershner, Point Recorders, Martha Young and Marilyn Hovda, Sports Managers, Bonnie Parr and Vicki Guilford. Initiation started this year off, followed by the annual dance on November seventh. Throughout the year, GAA sponsored the sock-hop in February, the Sweet- heart Swing in March, and the Penny Carnival in April. The annual banquet was held, awards were given, and the list of the new officers for the following year was announced. Zuni in ,x Mrs. Gran? ., A vi 'Q 1 -. 4 , 'Pg 4- u S fn X Am The 1957-58 officers ' , . ,, 2: .1'1'.1: -,, rig 1:1 ,.1,f.-'avi-1-ge '5 1,-53 wg .24 gi:-gf, M A, iw '- f as 1 W ,,,, .- x -. ..., M W- A-new .M . . U ..,. V , , .f I yy - S ' X. v-, v First row: Doris Mettler, Linda Wolf, Second row: Linda Lane, Anna Vromqn, June Hawkins, Priscilla Cashower, Judy Judy Long, Pat Jordon, Diane Bixler, Abbs, Carol De Vries, Paula Pierson Linda Adams, Rosa Bontrager, Rusty First row: Carolyn Teeters, Mrs. Scheetz, Judy Abbs, Joan Frohriep Second row: Andrea Von Zile, Louise Smith, Phyllis Sadewasser Rolston y. .a. The Sturgis Chapter of F.H.A. began the year's program with the formal and informal initiations. The Christmas holiday was celebrated by a party and cookie baking for Fairvie Hospital. This year the girls initiated and installed the mem bers of the new F.H.A. Chapter of Burr Oak. They als attended and presented a skit at a regional meeting. Othe proiects were a rummage sale, the sponsorship of a dance babysitting, and the installation of the 1958-59 officers. The 1957-58 officers are: President, Andrea Van Zile, Vice President, Louise Smith, Secretary and Reporter, Jea Frohriep, Treasurer and Point Recorder, Judith Abbsg Historian Carolyn Teeters, Parliamentarian, Sandra Boger, Recreatio Leader, Carol Young, Songleader, Phyllis Sadewasser, Pianist Mary Brubaker. The supervisor of F.H.A. is Mrs. Alice Scheetz. First 'CWI l-UUJSS Smith, Joan Frohriep, Second row: Virginia Lough, Eileen Tib- Jean Keagle, Andrea Van Zile, Caro- bott, Barbette Firth, Mariorie Oxender, lyn Teeters, Alice West, Bonny Swihart. KUY Andrews, PllYlllS 5UCl6WUSSef, -lUdY Clark, Carol Conrad, Sharon Schutz La. S FTA is on the air. J' sa., l y . I . , lj .. 4 H 1 is X 'ii A . 1 ,l A fgl ffij , t 1 - .,.. . 1 2 if ' QE- ' it fx. 1. 3 .. ., t- .E 1. 74 :ll Q Q ,Ps . T es M ' .. is t s-'tg-as 3 ' tv, . ' 11 . .H -' r. gs. . .? t i . PM-. 1 . s 1 ' ' 1'-'fi-. agetfrfgvisxmt X -.37 1' ig , F I 5, 5. is , 2- . 1 - PQJM.-2. 'K 73 7-ff . .. J f T' , 5 . 4 fr'rEi.f,y,X' ali .. f ' ' '- if ',.'Q-ggi? ' if Y it X. mm, hi r.. . -,:V.? ,rg , ri ,i ' i .. -ESQ A' swag., L , hffjififgf W I 3-'gag ., Aff..- Mrs. Britton MV- Gclbemch iif .gs-W 'fa . ' fi f TS . JF .4 . . 'ges,,i 2-214, .sos Seated JoAnn Gerardo, Secretary, Martha Young, President: Carole Marks Librarian. Standing Marcia Lehmer, Music Chairman, Jane Blackburn, Pro- gram Chairman. Absent Judy Morrison, Rosemary Young. Under the leadership of Mrs. Mildred Britton and Mr. William Galberoch, the 1957-58 Future Teachers of America started the year's activities oft with an informal initiation. Consisting of 31 members, of which 21 are new this year, the club met twice a month. The year's activities included a Christmas party at Mrs. Britton's, ioint meetings with the Teachers' Club and FTA's from neighboring towns, movies on edu- cation, and several teachers as guest speakers. Most of the mem- bers have the national FTA pins. At the end of the 1956-57 year the members chose Martha Young, President, Judy Morrisson, Vice- President, JoAnn Gerardo, Secre- tary, Rosemary Young, Treasurerp Carole Marks, Librarian, Jane Black- burn, Program Chairman: and Marcia Lehmer, Music Chairman. First row: Myrtle Rivers, Marilyn Tisdel, Karen Casey, Mary Ann Goethals, Mary Woods, Jane Blackburn, Linda Thomas, Ellen Smith, Second row: JoAnn Gerardo, Marcia Lehmer, Janet Holshuh, Janet Falkenstein, Mrs. Britton, Bonnie Cross, Martha Young, Carole Marks, Jane Wiedlea. Third row: Tom Hickman, Paul Strait, Mr. Galberach, Ed Purdy, Paul Trehearne ' s It First row: Linda Wver, Jeannine Baylor, Horrom Second row: Dick Nordahl, Don Nordahl, Kerchner 5 S5 if S. f t z For the past eight years, the Youth Center has been a place .Q of recreation of SHS students. The students feel very fortunate E in having such a modern Youth Center. E This year the Center was open on Tuesday nights from seven until ten, for Sr. high students and Friday nights from eight until eleven. On Saturday nights from seven until ten, the Jr. high students took over. This year's Christmas formal, Silver Fantasy, was a big success, with Bobby Wear's Orchestra furnishing the music. The Youth Center officers for this year were President, Jean- nine Baylor, Vice-President, Gordon Adams: and Treasurer, Janet Horrom. Ably supervising the Center is Mr. O. Kribs, assisted by Mrs. Kribs, Mrs. V. Soules, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Casault, Cathryn Kribs, and Mrs. Madaline Packer. if H? swag' A Q -14 iv W. 5,35 al V ggi ,fig D FT XZ: .ff sw? 4 if v Wi , as M -if A - w W, ,ff Vi . Q ff 9 , 2 , A .,.. K' f am, -2- :S 155: 1.1 ' z EZ., '- F uma rsm 'XE Y-an Email my-1 ms Lia .5-.f .W D4 1: Q .J x . W.,,, -lb,,g...Q ,, 114. A W W N A, L :. F nu nissan sw Ii. -I is gm: H- ew, em. - A.-me 5, 5 'simian-a ZZ' Eggs i ,A it , .... F,Q::'H,? -f ewtwfft sggigigggt gs- stw ,W aee5'Qf , E N' -sag sm? Awe WE ll E52 l N3 Mrs P0ll6yS, Advisory b Sitting: Janice Teadt, Carol De Vries, Janet Holshuh, Myrtle Rivers, Audrey Smith, Sharon Knight, lrene Rosine. Standing: John Davis, Norma Kasmauskis, Carole Jenner, Mary Babka, Rosanne Krause, Mary Condon, John Strange, Robert Cummins. J E r is t w Officers: Mary Condon, Social Chairman, Janet Holshuh Secretaryi' Myrtle Rivers, Vice President, Audrey Smith Pre The Library Club, under the capable leadership of Mrs Polle composed of 16 members this year. Early in the year they Audrey Smith, President, Myrtle Rivers, Vice President, an Condon acting as Secretary-Treasurer. Each member works in tl library five hours a week for which they receive a half credit The duties include checking out books, keeping the card file up to da taking care of the magazines, keeping the shelves clean, and helpn the students find reference material. For the hard work the membe have done, they are rewarded by the social activities in which th participate. Among these activities enioyed by all was a Hallowe party, a Christmas party, and a skating party t ss si is use .s WE ,wg -, xt ga - ss is es, em, Kover-Kraft made ironing board covers. Domestic Metal as was uma as me ses E msg, m- was mam me mu 5 ts E is , sm, sys s T? saws ss Er s' B : H W X E H E sz Q s E 2 E sf ss is is W ., s is Q s 5 W s s .- M s gms M W s - s i jtgsss Hgg sm W s W -:1 ew s H ss , .ky li e gg 5 st jg-I-I :-: -:- :-: . ' ' :f :-th' va 3, sis, me 1 rs- ::-'- . E . s is s fa Q Q' S-. 5 X s E M W s s . B H gg Z ss s SW s . B va sf 2 ,, :I sa is 3. ,', 4 -- f -. - a 'iw . nike ' , ,.,. W R is s ' Q WJ' yt is W E 'H - n fi' .1 I As Z si ipsum 1 3 1 as is 1 .4 e 2 2 , . if- ,. Ee if - ty- . 4 yt wi its . ,. iss al Q H st si E - va mi :sg S , . V. .-.:. Ln M ,S - ,. .,.f. .2 H 1- 'H Q I if he li 2 .i H 5 is tg . :V . ,Q .-: Y 5 . . X M -i - 1 sv :V -,t ,- . gs. 4 M -iw , 1 , s ,. v L su s f A if Q N 'I , ' -- I gl H. Q F t. ::. A s s H -. - . W N , , , . . ,E M 6: 6 n , . Q- 5 .' LM,- . 1 F n 3 I M2 H ' f gs YE X w s s i is s use Hetero Products made candle holders l Under the very capable direction of the Board of Directors and Mr. O. W. Schriclcer, Junior Achievement has had a very prosperous year. Five companies, composed of sixty-one members, made up the organization. The companies were: Home Craft, sponsored by Marvel Industries, made cigarette and soap dispensers. Hetero Products made candle holders under the direction of the Harter Corporation. Kover-Kraft, sponsored by the Freeman Manufacturing Com- pany and the Burr Oak Business Men, made ironing board covers. Metal Masters, who made planters, were sponsored by the Kirsch Company. Domestic Metal Products, sponsored by National Carbon Coated Company, made wire products. Last August Sturgis organization sent three achievers, as representatives of Junior Achievement, to Bloomington, ln- diana for the annual National Conference. To end the year, J. A. has a dinner at which honors are given to outstanding achievers. Bl fx I 7 s Y l E iff V' to fn. xi Craft made cigarette and soap dispensers, Metal Masters who made planters. I 1 . af is Richard Evert, Drum Maior The Sturgis Marching Band The Sturgis Marching Band was composed of 60 reg marchers and 7 substitutes. They marched at all football games except Lakeview. They attended Days at Michigan State and participated with other band members at the half-time of the Micl' State and Indiana game. The band also marche the Halloween Parade. The officers are: Band Captain-Paul Straitg 'lst Lieute -John Brunsong Attendance Recorder-Jeannine Bc Secretary-Karen Kitsony Treasurer-Pat Horningp Li ians-.loan McHuron and Sonya Tibbotty Publicity S tary-Barbara Briggsg Scrapbook-Mary Woods and Blackburn: and Richard Evert our Drum Major. The departing Senlors Bond Officers, lst row-Jane Black- burn, Joan McHuron, Karen Kitson, Pat Horning, Sonnie Tibbott, Mary Woods. 2nd row-Richard Evert, Sam Welty, Paul Strait, John Brunson, Jim Parker. To open the 1957-58 concert season, the band broadcast a series of radio programs live from the Sturgis-Young Auditorium. This year some of the bond members participated in the solo and ensemble contest which is held annually in Kalamazoo. Many of the soloists received top honors which gave them the right to go on to the state contest. On March 1, the band travelled to Portage, Michigan, for the District Band and Orchestra Festival. Each year bands from all over the state meet at a designated city to compete in this contest. Previous to the contest, the band directors from each ciy assembled ond decided on a required number. Each band was iudged on this composition as well as several other selected numbers. MV- Wel'Y At the end of the season the Band Bust ended a very suc- cessful year. 'lst row-Richard Evert, Som Welty, Paul Strait, Pat Horning, Mary Woods, Roger Howard, Joyce Droud, Nancy Stewart, Barbara Briggs, Sue Charron, Karen Mark. Tnd row-Jane Blackburn, Lana Sherman, Judy Davis, Judy Benson, Kathryn Crawford, Barbara Fry, Ronnie Magnus, Luanne Norton, Karen Fraylick, Nancy Kirby, Jeanne Seybert, Karen Kitson lshmael Brothers, Judy Bothamley, Jill Freeland. 3rd row-Joanna Rommel, Toni Tallman, Tom Borkowski, Don Nordahl. Joann Ash, Betty Simpson, Ward Weske, Randy Agley, Mary Jane Brooks, Linda Hodgson, Dan Nelson, Tom Boaz, Sharon Baker, Lillian Zollman, Bob Walker, Gene Harter, Carole Sargent, John Brunson, Roger Kline, Jerry Luedders, Sonya Tibbott, John McHuron. 4th row-April Upham. Jeff Schroder, Gene Brower, Mike Boyle, Stewart Swihart, Jerry Firth, Brian Weaver, Jim Parker, Dave Bixler, Robert Sherman, Jerry Meyers, Lindo Graff, Gary Parlin, Lindo Elliott, Paul Lepard, Carl Curtis. lst Row-Karen Leihn, Secretary: Sherrill Ketsh MR CASNER ner, President. 2nd Row-Pat Eckert, Treasurer Paul Trehearne, Vice-President. First row: Janice Barnhart, Lillian Pat Eckert, Ruthanne Nelson, Barbara Lawn Carpenter, Pam Gelvin, Mary Reecl, Janet Howard. Second row: Linda Dibble, Sharon rill Kershner, Gloria Friesner, Sue Weaver, Ruthie Runyan, Sally Weaver, Sharon Ba Hilton, Sonya Tibbott, Sherry Broadwell. Third row: Sandi Carter, Robert Cummins, Vorst, David Bixler, Paul Trehearne, Jeff Schrader, Dave Reichard, Karen Leihn. The A Capella Choir has become a tradition of Sturgis High School. It was originated late in the spring of 1951 under the capable direction of Myron D. Casner, director of the choral department. The members, chosen from the chorus for music ability, voice quality, experience, and willingness to work, wear royal blue robes with white collars. Although the choir boasts a membership of thirty, it is somewhat smaller than in previous years, due to the small amount of male participants. Besides engaging in the numerous school festi- vities such as the spring music festival, the seasonal assem- blies, and commencement ceremonies, the chorus has had many outside engagements. iczak, Mary Olds, Sher- ker, Susan Melvin Van .?. Sz:1?Q T52 2 axis,-5 S Mase, .-52.55-ggggxgiw-fe 51.5-e,.s5,gt-.gee ' I. 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A V. , A 'lst row, left to rigl1i- Carol De Vries, Mary Reed, Janet Holshuh, Bonnie Wilson, Karen Storms, Carol Locey, Gwen Davis, Lillian Zollman, Jeanne Stults. 2nd row, left to right-Edna Wilder, Judy Rommel, Karen Leihn, Pam Gelvin, Janice Godden, Karen Casey, Pat Eckert, Ruthanne Nelson, Joan Gerardo. 3rd row, left to right-Dorothy Moore, Sharon Knight, Florence Lacey, Myrtle Rivers, Sue Weaver, Ruthie Runyan, Sally Weaver, Sherrill Kershner, Gloria Friesner, Janet Falkenstein, Barbara Lawniczak. 4th row, left to right-John Strange, Marion Lawniczak, Jr., Ronnie Lawniczak, David Bixler, John Tibbetts, Paul Trehearne, Dave Pueschel, Jeff Schrader, Melvin Van Vorst, Ronald Bobay, Dave Reichard. is The Senior Chorus had another excellent year and as u there were many old members returning as well as i They participated in the traditional Thanksgiving, Christi and Easter assemblies, and in the Christmas Concert with band. The ninth grade girls spent their second year se rated from the other chorus as the Ninth Grade Chorus. system was improvised last year to give the younger, sin a year of individual .and small group experience before tering the Senior Chorus. The activities for the year were climaxed by the ani Spring Concert and singing festival in Kalamazoo. Offi this year ore: Sherrill Kershner, President, Paul Trehea Vice-President, Patty Eckert, Treasurer and Karen Le :lg 2. 5 I-5 - V 5 iff W E 5 5 ' T W T W EQEQSQE E if Siiliiffff W2i?'5 wzam wee' mg- A we-:Q 215.3 .NX :im Xin' new ati.. SES .gg 235 -mgefrsm w--up ,A it Q.. ' - M 1 - ' .. e..,JBf. 5 K eewfg-i1E.,?5?gT S ii. ifreetzze 'f . tg. w 5 ms 4 eg, E35 EE .S new than ew xr- fri AAW Nff:iQys,-ei! We 191. - sj,,?5ti4w'EiLvf ' .YQ Title H2225 21. A wa --: ' iliwnlxfvg A H ,. an :EE X i 1,1 X 2' it .:-. 1 ,J 'ist W r iseff A is we W as W it .aM, -is gig. ... ' fe' EJ 2 vi. U A BS . .SZ we . . , -K 1 .. -Q. ,Y N- ,i . 4' if - of if 2 Secretary. M i W .wwe -W A I qu gi -. f ,EX ,. ,I ig P b k 7 H in 8 .., H' Q . NW ' 4 S .. Q . Q3 I 2. ii g-.cm - . .V . . . . 1 i ug- 4 . . . . .. .. , . tm 44 5,4 I 1 if. is . i' : ...:- . ---: 7 ... . . I 4 if A X t R Q , at . . Qs -2:-. - W M ' s 1 . A sz f f 3 1 , 4 , 3 . K H .ig R rx .E I . , -.- 1 1 lx . A ,,,, I W , . . if J . - III 3 if - ' f J . . . iflsihm 4 . M. A . .. f M ist row, left to right-Mary Ellen Storms, Linda Sauer, Kathy Thomasma, Jeanine Mildenberg, Dolores Rayner, Annieonette Ankney, Zola Van Vorst, Francis Smith, Kathy Schroeder, Helen Schmidt, Diana Foley, Margie Otto. 2nd row, left to right-Martha Arney, Jane Barnell, Lindo Wyer, Judy Bogen, Betty Walters, Sue Gazlay, Joyce Burton, Sharon Bradley, Mary Ann Boocher, Sandra Siegel, Carole Vernon, Dixie Wagner. 3rd row, left to right-Lynne Wilson, Alice Bowdish. Violet Godden, Brenda Fox, LuAnn Littlefield, Sandi Carter, Linda Dibble, Sue Hilton, Mary Car- penter, Sharon Olds, Marjorie Tarr, Sherry Broadwell, Grace Waltke, Kendra Johnson. 4th row, left to right-Karen Paxton, Marlene Wetzel, Caryl Bricker, Linda Brouse, Sharon Monroe, Betty Malone, Janet Howard, Janice Barnhart, Sharon Baker, Judy Riley, Marie Sponsel, Sally Reed. YQQYS maggie Q . 35? 1 :Tea .1 5 sh . M --15?-We SQ: We fbi 7th Grade-'lst Row-Judy Schwartz, Pamela Avery, Derma Rose, Virginia Laws, Mary Holliday, Mary Jane Westphal, LoEsa Barkowski, Linda Heidenreich, Pat McLaughlin, Frances Lock. 2nd, Row-Carol Bothamley, Mary Myers, Linda Weaver, Betty Sunday, Coral Fry, Pam Myers, Susan Hawver, Linda Hetzler, Judy Carver, Paula Dragoo. 3rd Row-Kay Deal, Judy Lehman, Dee Walter, Vicki Galbreath, Kathaleen Ritter, Jane Wagner, Diane Haack, Linda McLauchlin, Ruth Spearow. 4th Row-Max Ake, Ted Garvey, Douglas Wilber, Douglas Peck, John Ott, Rick Field, Richard Miller, Allen Ayres, Candy Mann, Linda Tracy. K3 C E Q11 's -fi a 8ih Grade-'lst Row-Janice Blood, Pam Tricker, Carol Cunningham, Sandy Dowty, Diane Bixler Margaret Wolfe, Jane Woods, Jean Woods, Mary Mooney. 2nd Row-Susan Houck, Barbeite Firth Toni Kombol, Judy Locke, Barb Kronberg, Susie Bee, Mary Brubaker, Jane Casner. 3rd Row- Kem Upham, Jane Newman, Karen Holshuh, Sylvia Meyers, Louise Garnett, Bonniw Spearow, Connie Lahmeyer, Judi Miller, Elaine Kunzie. 4th Row--Bill Van Zile, Sanford Church, Archie Tobias, Jan Taylor. is , is W I W . N 'NL P. ' 5,9 A Y, 5 1 . ,gi 'V 1 II I I f Q' K7 Sitting: Pam Gelvin, David Mieras, Mary Heidenreich. Standing: Jane Blackburn, Sherrill Kershner, Co-editors. Elizabeth Whitelock, Advisor Jane Blackburn, Pam Gelvin, Mary Heidenreich, and Sherrill Kershner were the co-editors for the Trojan this year. In November they attended Newspaper Day at Western Michigan University in Kalamazoo with Miss Whitelock. While they were there, they learned many new ideas for the paper. The Trojan News came out every two weeks and the Trojan was the quarterly. In the papers, we strived for a variety of news including feature stories, editorials, flashes, columns, and jokes. Dave Mei Judy Van Meter and Tom Stapleton, Assistants A I f if V sie .. dx X.-'Qi Sitting: Fran Arklie, Alumni Editor, Rosemary Young, Literary Editor. Standing: Diane Potter, g,......an-nn: -I. AV m5'Sp0ri5 Ednor Sitting: Rosemary Walters, Jeannine Baylor, Stencilists. Janet Reed, Business and Advertising Manager. Standing: Karen Kitson, Terry Taylor, Sterlcilists. ls this th s.. 1. A X, - time ff5n.:Q,w H H--fm V. Vmgaggw m,,v..,e ,H wg . , f1Wg.E ge - Q W 2 3-4 - 2 -A E Eeiigi? fgipf u -fff-If me ,. ,mmm Q ,,f . X if e woy it's supposed to look, Chief? ,ff , X XX n gg if gg m eg ,w, .1 -an M, - 'I STAN'-ig in V ll! eg -f tt Qigggn me-1 H -3. -1. if -1 I - -kgs, Something interesting, girls? we 5 ' M ...1Ww,, ,F ,WW -.,..,.A,,-1 , Conference in the Corner A ,,.-I Thct's quite o face, Patty. :Tyg- er x f ,E-1eeQwg,, PK- mm Q -msn E TWH nl Y A HHH it M :EE B r an as me Q nw as an ,-9:1 . feezwx ,X me 11 1 You dont need a comma here. -.aff Typing with one finger isn't easy fm!! First row: Dorothy Moore, Morilyn Tisdel, Bonnie Cross, Melody Norton .loonno Rommel, Karen Leihn, Karen George, June Wiedleo, Second row: Jill Freeland, Dixie Thompson, Sue Ann Chorron Franklin Horter, Terry Arklie, Judy Bothomley, Morcio Lehmer Ginger Stevens, Gloria Will. 100 This year, nineteen seniors were selected by Miss Whitelock to be members of the Quill and Scroll, an international jour- nalistic society. Quill and Scroll, organized in 1926, is award- ed to individuals for outstanding achievement in the field of iournalism. To quality, one must also be in the upper third of his class and a member of either the Troian or Sturgensian staff. He must also be recommended by Miss Whiteloclc, the faculty advisor. ' ' : -1 1' lst row Adrienne Hou our Jeannine Baylor, Martha Young, Jane Blackburn. 2nd row-Pat Eckert Pam Gelvin Sherrill Kershner, Rosemary Young, Fran Arklie. 3rd row-Rosemary Walters, Janet Reed Carol Bauer Mary Heidenrich, Judy Van Meter. 4th row-Sandy Hodgson, Pat Hornlng Dave Miercrs Karen Kitson, Mary Woods. 101 tjigms-V -fy! E yi Jerzy. ' fgiliw 5 . ill ' . 5 fell, 1. -1 i' . gg fi, , tw fit K j , f . 5 x ffl 13 V l ' :,w :..sS? ' ,QU , -. ' LZ yiixflm lsi f git? 'lg ' 'arm if -'jf . if 1 21 get w t. af , YV ' . A354 W gag K ' W ,5 . 1 if Pin ,, 6 , flliil ' ,, aff: ' ' ' 51- if ' H J The Student Council . The students of Sturgis High School are well represented ca the Student Council. Each class has two members. In the annual class elections, each class elects one person one for a one year term and the other for a two year term The Student Council's chief activities are the sponsoring o the Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Easter assemblies. The Council is also responsible for pep meetings to the variou clubs. The President of the Student Council acts as Master of Cere for a two year term. The seventh grade elects two people l monies for all assemblies. The members of the Student Council this year are: President Tom Hickman, Representatives, Dale Ropp, Janet Horrom Charles Barnell, Mary Finlay, Saundra Potter, Sally Dennis McCarthy, Kay Forrest, Harriet Finlay, Paul Roe, Deanna Walker. Mr. Snow is the permanent advisor for Saundra Potter Dale Rapp Student Council' Mr. Snow '. xx iw 2 W J -Q . , E X , 102 Kay Forrest Dennis McCarthy Tom Hickman, President MY- Snow The French classes this year organized a new club collecl l.e Cercle Francais. The officers that were elected by the club are: Shari Crowell, President, Jerry Luedders, Vice-President: Carol Howard, Secretary, Steve Pinney, Treasurer, ond Adrienne Housour and Mike Boyle, committee members. The French Club has twenty-five members who meet once a month. nur .W 'lst row-Jane Wiedlea, Lew .lean Kline, Mariorie Oxender, Jerry Luedders, Bob Forrest, Adrienne Housour, Mary Heidenreich, Rosemary Walters, Bonnie Cross. 2nd row-Mrs. Ash, Sondra Siegel, Judy Brebner, Bob Blood, Bob Walker, Don Nordahl, Steve Pinney, Shari Crowell, Carol Howard, ludy Riley, Linda Holtz, Roger Horrom. Ame! ist row-Carl Curtis, Paul Lepard, Same Welty, John Brunson. 2nd row-Sharon Baker, Ron Magnus, Bob Walker. 3rd row-Mike Boyle, Dave Bixler, Jim Parker, Gene Harter. -Q s : 3 L -.... 1 my 1. :. me , 7,215 H is t 1. . is lt Q ii 45,11 ii., 5 if Lliig' ? K ei .WF ig, lg? si .z Q 1 . -isff-'X vt 1. - . . ,- uf xxx 1 waz ,S 2 i --is, f Mi qv A is Q at 5 t M' wg: 1.4 - it Sis , is - ,if .,,,f -QQ f smut? Kg .M B. 1 Q if . 1 .J .E EBL wg: gtrzigz fe S W 2 W -sat 1 K' :BSMT J W Q 1 . Q tv -Z N E M 5 54 he .3 3 This play is called 'Our Town. ' YW jaalall Our Town, a play in three acts by Thornton Wilder, was chosen by the class of '58 for their iunior play. Although this play was unusual and rather difficult to produce because of the absence of both proper- ties and scenery, both casts gave marvelous per- formances. Of course, the success of this play would never have been possible without the patient guid- ance of Mr. Tyler , our director, assisted by Judy Van Meter, Judy Morrison, and Terry Taylor, his capable staff of student directors. None of the people who were connected with the play will ever forget the ioys and sorrows of the inhabitants of Our Town. Mama, do you know what l love most in the world? MONEY! 'IO She 907 ON awful scare, Mr. Morgan. Judy Morrison, Judy Van Meter, Terry Taylor, John Packer John Tibbott. 4 Eh, George. Yao-o-ol He's scared to death .J Heidenreich, Adrienne Housour, Janet Reed Toon TOOT! After six weeks of hectic rehearsals under the direc- tion of Mr. Tyler and the student directors, our senior class put on its annual play, The Great Big Door- step. The action of the play revolved around a family living in the Bayou country of Louisana. Mr. Crochet was a ditch-digger and among other prob- lems had trouble with his stomach. Mrs. Crochet car- the burden of a large family-a pair of mis- twins, a son who left home to drive a fruit at New Orleans, a daughter whose only future working at Woolworth's and her other daughter she wanted to become a Nun, Although Mrs. the landlady, caused much trouble, the day finally saved by Mrs. Beaumont Crochet, the from New Orleans First row: Carole Marks, Diane Potter Second row: Jeannine Baylor, Martha Young, Karen Kitson, Jerry Blighton, Paul Strait Third row: Pat Horning, Jerry Meyers, Bill Falkenstein Bob McLaughlin, Mary Woods. row: Mary Troyer, Jane Blackburn row: Pam Gelvin, Sherrill Kershner, Rosemary Jerry Blighton, Rich Thomas Jobanna Robinson, John Brunson, Bob McLaughlin Howard, Jane, Ryan Now Ma .........,....,.,... f hop Diane Potter Jane Blackburn Queen Sherrill Kershner MU ll U YC'-m9 Karen Kitson BaIara Noctis was the theme for the 1957 J-Hop. The atmosphere was that of Rome. An arch of green leaves branched over the couples and on each side were park benches and small carts filled with brightly, colored flowers. A huge painting of Roman ruins made the setting complete. Queen Sherrill Kershner was escorted up a green grassy path to her throne, where she was crowned with a sparkling gold crown by the President of the Junior Class, Bob McLaughlin. After taking her place on the throne, her court: Jane Blackburn, Karen Kitson, Diane Potter, and Martha Young stood on either side of her. She was then presented with a dozen red roses and a gold compact. Charlie Brown's Band from Albion entranced everyone with dreamy music. During the intermission, ltalian punch and pizza was served. it 7 -v 1' I Z fe yi. l Sh 'H An arch of green leaves Queen err: Martha Young Karen Kitgon Sherrill Kershner Diane Potter Queen Jane Blackburn OITTECOITTIUG The co-sponsors of the fifth annual Homecoming Game were the Senior Class and the Varsity Club. Albion, our opponent, was gloriously defeated by a score of 'I4-0. Jane Blackburn was chosen by the Senior Class to reign as Homecoming Queen over the evening's ceremonies. Those serving on her court were: Diane Potter, Martha Young, Karen Kitson, and Sherrill Kershner. During pre-game ceremonies, the girls rode on to the football field in three converti- bles. After touring the field, the girls were escorted by Varsity football players to the edge of the field, where Tom Hickman, president of the Student Council, crowned Queen Jane with a garland of red roses, and Jerry Keyser presented her with a bou- quet of roses. Jane and her court also reigned at the dance following the game. The theme of the dance was Harvest Holiday with autumn leaves decorating the gym. The Sturgis Dance Band provided the music for the evening. ww 9351 xi First row: Vivian Lego, Roger Digguns, Dwight Sunday, Gerald Pierson, Carole Diggms. row: Janet Ryan, Janet Walters, John Pappas, Bob Cross, Dalton Summey, Mary Stewart, JoAnn Smith. ff if S if , . rtamgggj 12?-4 MSE' 5, - 5 ,,. 'ir Ki wr 3 r ' ' 'K f 'I if X., ., L 5: , -Z: XZ ?jixwgg H '21 S 1 -2 . ,QQ A ,,. t Q rm. 'gr XL i NV? r., ' - -rig '1 .X Q. if , , 2 4' V in -F 'T if :X -7, was - wg X, . - xg H Q we mln First row: Judy Machan, Audra Blood, JoAnne CRawlesD Meyers, Tamara Frazier, Karen Oxender, Judy Morrison. Second row: Ben Crabill, Hershel Wilder, David Darby, Don Church, Sandra Gest, Mt. Casault. Third row: Clyde Cominator, Margaret Phillips, Clifiord Bricker, Gordon Adams, Mary Davis, Nicky Guilford. 'ff' Mrs. Sheetz, Audrey Smith, Matthew Sturgis, Beverly Parish, Ron King, Edna Wilder, Sharon Frohriep, John Strange. Five days a week, from 5:45 to 6:00, Mr. Smith broadcasts over W. S. T. R. On his program, Mr. Smith performs a service to S.H.S. by informing the people of Sturgis and the surrounding area of the activities of our school. Band and chorus music, pep meetings, and assemblies, are all presented on tape. Mr. Smith also interviews faculty members and recaps the ball games. We would like to thank Mr. Smith for his fine job of publicizing the activities of S.H.S. Xl .J These are the men who do a wonderful iob keeping our school clean. They wash the blackboards, sweep the floors, shovel the walks, rake the leaves, keep the fires going, and clean the desks, among other things which are all in a day's work. This is a very thankless iob and our staff goes about their work uncomplainingly. Their work is taken for granted and we do not realize just what we would do without them. If everyone would do his part the job would be easier. Thank-you's are in order and as seniors our hats are off, as yours should be, to the ianitorial staff of Sturgis High. gw .. 1 , ' :.. auzsfff ' .E,,, 5.. -..., ,5 P.: - . F3-f-ff . M .:.5.E.:,, J.: Q is .Q T gg B ...,., JA E . W -. I M K W , JY Kgs A. K wr ff . .rm H ggi if Q X E Q .Q ss Ewa Pd Q as 2 B 5. Q N E BSSBH Si H A we am ' S Q K I m L! E 4 QE. H E X 5 Yodie ' sk. .. ' wer- ' 'M 1 1 W 5 '- ' . 4' 'T V A 1 li Q. f m,...,-L,,.,,f,mj-X .L . .' wtf. '1- 3 27' 1' K. . 'ngfv ,,.. V11 5 H' -f y -.5 g fi qi. X 1. ,J E9 . L had Patty E. an-'7 ' ISS S. ' ax 1 E 2 ,. . Q 5 f 3 2 Z M --gs- ...,..F..'5a5.1 ! E, -if' aims. ' V3 za as f wr nl H E k Carol B. Jerry M. A 'Q Adrienne Egg H -- -E F. .,.. .... - .-.-. , -mm' n gf ff 'k . 1, 5 K. ' W I I A . -. 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Pai' Melicent -gg .. - ima v vm .f .ggm-EW' MQFEAW H E Q ms wgykx-. We NWN M. ms again.. . 5 gig is: 'i fnag vwgy ,nw .' 5 Q ...M V. fy: Dave P. acluwfafm . 7 4 F3523 xx .,vk :ITL NILES STUDIO PORTRAIT AND COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY AT STUDIO OR LOCATION STURGIS, MICH. PHGNE SI 117 S. FOURTH ST Sfurgis Savings and Loan Associa'rion IO7 EAST CHICAGO STREET Where you save DOES make a difference CURRENT RATE 3'K ANNUALLY Member Federal Home Loan Bank Sysfem ALL ACCOUNTS INSURED SAFE UP TO I0,000, BY FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN INSURANCE CORP. GENERAL ELECTRIC TELEVISION APPLIANCES SERVICE ELECTRIC HEATING GIESEN Gm SPILLER, INC. 100 W. Chicago Phone 990 HUNT 'S SHOE STORE Prescription Fitting 'I 'I3 THE ENTIRE PERSONNEL OF The Citizens State Bank extend congratulations to all members of the CLASS OF '58 The Future Citizens of America 114 THE ELECTRIC SHUP Frigidaire Appliance 103 E Chlcago Rd Phone 151M Hedwig S. Krumm Women's Apparel and Accessories 122 W Ch g Ph 752 JACK ROYETON CHEVROLET a. cADlLLAc II5 TED DOUGLAS -' M ' ' '- HM, . L QT Nl? TED PLOCK BUICK C0 Lyle's Super Market Wes ica 0 oad tChgR GROCERIES and MEATS Plenty of FREE Parking Space WILLER'S SHOES 'I'l7 DAVlD'S DAIRY BAR D I E T Z C L E A N E RS GIBSCN GREEN HUUSE EVERYTHING IN CUT FLOWERS AND POTTED PLANTS ELMER FALKENSTEIN P p MARA SWEET SHOP Home of Fine Candies - Kirchen Fresh Complefe Founrain Service Ken Freeland Hardware 118 Mac S , . Furmture Store Sturgis Telegraph Flor t CW 510 So. Nottawa St. Phone CITIZENS LUMBER Ei COAL CO. 'I'l9 - Cf SIURGIS. MICHIGAN Ollvzz Isl IXO PARADE Girdles - Panties - Foundations FMC Surgical Supports ASTARTE 2-Way Stretch Hose RANGER A11-Elastic Hose RANGER A11-Elastic Shorts 120 Armintroufs Food Market GROCERIES and MEATS 114 N. Prospect Phone 574 EMERSON CLEANERS For Fine Cleaning Ken Freeland Hardware Ah nr-3 XVf.!..':f! 'I2'I gongra fufafiond cfm, of '58 WE EXTEND OUR BEST WISHES FOR YOUR SUCCESSFUL FUTURE W E WADE ELECTRIC PRODUCTS CO. AUTOMOTIVE ELECTRICAL PARTS STURGIS, MICHIGAN KEESLAR ESL EMERSON, INC. The Besfin Home Appliances and Television STURGIS, MICHIGAN S ice Dept. Soles Dept 20ErL' Prospect PFOSPBCI Phone 798 Phone 800 TRIBBETTS THE HOUSE OF QUALITY II8 W. Chicago Rd. Sturgis, Mich 122 YOU'LL ALWAYS FIND THE NEWEST STYLES AT ELAINE'S Dresses Cgats lafllnefs' 210 W. CHICAGO RD., STURGIS, MICH. - PHONE 360M Exclusive but not Expensive ENDRIC STHTIONERS Service from Sturgis Everything For The Automobile Western Auto Associate Store ERNIE CROSS, Owner I Thomas Jewelers HAMILTON, GRUEN, ELGIN, . AND BULOVA WATCHES KEEPSAKE DIAMONDS Easy Terms 'I23 TO ALL THE MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OF 1958 WE EXTEND OUR VERY BEST WISHES FOR GOOD FORTUNE and CONTINUED SUCCESS FIRST NATIONAL BANK 124 ,J Mi At SAILORS Music You Love For real fun and enioyment, your purchase of a Hammond Electric Organ, an Everett or Cable-Nelson Piano, a Capehart, DuMont, Magnavox or Philco Television Set or Hi Fi 3-Way Automatic Phonograph, will insure greatest satisfaction. Our record bar provides a great selection of recordings by your favorite artists cut In all three speeds. An all-important department of the finest Band Instruments and String Instruments in the land - - - All this at AILORS lux! East of Poslofiice Say it with Music 101 N. Monroe Phvnv 252 mnwvv 125 -M 81 R Dietetic Laboratories Inc. Manufacturers ot Milk Products Sturgis Michigan gig gm. NO oorvurs um: v A ' M Qu fc ' ff 111 111 f' ' DONUTS, , i . TRADE MARK REG. U. S. PAT. OFF. 9l8 W. Chicago Rd. Phone 672 John B. 8. Cleo M. Hostetler, Mgrs. Eine Plaza QKUIIB1' Qfiink 119 So. Centerville St. Sturgis, ediiticlgigan PHONE 677-M We Specialize in Fun and Entertainment 126 1 Complete Line of scnooi. AND orrlce Sturgis Sporting Goods suvrues ,108 N. NOTTAWA ST. OFFICE SUPPLY izs w. chicago Rd. Ph. is Sturgis, Michigan STURGIS, MICHIGAN Fuller's Paint EG? Wallpaper Co Smith-Alsop Paints, Varnishes Imperial Washable Wallpaper Handicraft and Art Supplies lO9 E. CHICAGO STURGIS, IVIICH. PHONE l75-W Qualiiy Furniiure ai' Moclerale Prices - SEE - BIGELOW FURNITURE STORE ioa 110 souTH NOTTAWA ST. HHOME of VALUES 'I27 CLASS OF I958 WE SALUTE YOU! MAY THE KNOWLEDGE YOU HAVE GAINED INSPIRE YOU TO HIGHER GOALS . . . TO THE HIGHEST IDEALS OF LIFE AND LIVING. Iii rsclx Company WorId's Largest Manufacturers of Drapery Hdwe. Producers Also of Venetian Blinds, Vertical Blinds and Heat Transfer Surfaces 2,1 95 1-371393,-1kl,1L,l 9-,LQ 5 1-A9,ls5fAgn5 4.54-Qjgmx -,A 159331 131:05 1 vdsmgsa uTo'vfo'rQ'vQvG uGyGy-GpfnfumvhffiGrfiyr:yr:yv7a'uf-d-C.'f'.yfCy.Gy-Qy-Cyv'rp'Gp'u'-ira' 'I28 o ,' FII PIII. JIUILIY Qing Mums Df fllflgfal' 0415 fizcfuzing goofs Of .Business HUNTLEY VAN BUREN CO. Manufacturers of .gurgis PM-fe Ch WELCOME TROJANS TO FENNER'S YEAR 'RGUND DRIVE IN 600-604 W. Chicago Sfreef PRIDE OF STURGIS ONE OF MICHIGAN S BEST FORMED TUBES INC. 'I30 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1957 WSTR arl Relun Qcilllin 0. STURGIS. M ICHIGA COMPLIMENTS of 'rhe STURGIS DAILY JOURNAL The Only Media Thad Covers The S+urgis Trade Area WHT1 A Guaranjreed Cus+omer Recep+ion 131 Siuden+'s Hour ai JACKMAN'S REN SMITH Your Friendly Ford Dealer WEAVER XI LINGG INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS Good Equipment Makes a Good Farmer Better DROLET'S REXALL DRUG STORE 24 Hour Film Service Zcluhfffnsfsffif PRESCRIPTION SERVICE IOOMIS OLDSMOBILE AMERICAN LAUNDERERS AND DRY CLEANERS, INC. Phone 15 4-Hour Service SHOES FOR THE FAMILY 622512 L Wilson's Family Shoe Store II3 W. Chicago Sturgis, Michigan MAPLE CREST MOTEL All New - Ultra Modern Heated, Glass and Tile Showers - Restful Beds 1205 Eos? Chicogo Rood Sturgis, Michigan Telephone 9172-F3 J. M. Porker, Proprietor C ongrafulafions fo Class of I958 J. C. PENNEY CO. WALLS QUALITY MEAT PRODUCTS -JFEZSBGQ Inspection For Your Protection ormsoairo WALL PACKING COMPANY Sturgis Michigan THE BRUBAKER PRINTING COMPANY Job Printing - Register and Supplies - Salesbooks PHONES: 302 and 303 4I9 S. Jefferson Street Sturgis, Michigan Ivan's Service 200 Easi' Chicago Road STURGIS. MICHIGAN Ivan Kunce, Mgr. Phone 675 Free Pick-up 6 Delivery 135 llarter Corporation THE WORLD'S LARGEST MANUFACTURERS OF QUALITY STEEL OFFICE CHAIRS 36 THE NATIONAL CARBON COATED PAPER COMPANY Division of Cusileion, Inc. STURGIS, MICHIGAN l37 The CTM Stunqia Uaflatini Grew-i-Flo and 'W1jg.Co- CO r p 0 O n Stungib, cYYlicl1iqc1,n MANUFACTLJRERS oF SPECIALTY HARDWARE 400 Norwood Ave. phone 1095 Sturgis, Michigan BlNG'S CITY DAIRY For Milk At Its Best FRDHRIEP BRDTHERS , ul: nut nn: l , Q nu! :Il 111 ' I I - 1' 5 nl! 11 -:. 111 ,H , ' I L' IH! l I -QI '- . 'I , -4 , F Brill- v- - ..- . V' ' 'J ' ,If ' i 'f' ,l n J ,31f5hiA5..fQ:: ' 4 .: 04 ' .... ' P ' L I .-1, -N. Y, ' ,,,..,. -. , H 4- .1, MQ . I 1 M r t.......- --'...:'......-- -.:.......'- 'H'-' 4.4 . , Service I I I www :gf wwzwnw u , me u Pj V-aggig gu - ,, . Sig Q- - fl. il PLEASES YOU PLUI555 U food land STURGIS 0 MICHIGAN 1307 West Chicago Road 'I39 BOSTETTER HARDWARE H7 North Street Sturgis, Miehig STURGIS CARTONS. INC. 305 West South Street Sturgis, Michigan Phone 880 Creators and Designers ot Distinctive Cartons STOP l.0OK SHOP SAVE d BISEL'S 5 to 1.00 STORE STURGIS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Congratulations and Best Wishes for Happiness and Good Fortune in Your Chosen Careers MEDICAL STAFF OF THE STURGIS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL 141 PRESENTING . 1 A , H., Jg.j,g,A,. k A . Y . H-1.-ki Ng BARBARA BRIGGS The NEWEST fashions in Sporfsvveor cmd other opporel ore ovoiloble from our selection. sho p u 1 SEGER'S RAY HODGSON Lincoln - Mercury Continental Mark III 'I43 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF I958 You have now reached a mosf imporlanf mileslone in your life in 'rhis greaf counlry of ours. Did you realize Ihaf your greafesi' assei' in The lulure will be YOUR CREDIT RECORD Today. over 97 percenf of all consumer goods sold in 'rhe Unifed Slales are purchased on credil. Therefore. if is essenlial fo mainlain a good credil' record Io enioy Ihe necessilies of life Ihaf suii your budgei. The following five rules are used in order 'ro mainfain a good credif record. I. Make all paymenfs when promised, or sooner. 2. If heavily involved. find ouf aboui a pro-raI'a pool program from a CREDIT BUREAU, or obfain a loan 'ro consolidale and clear all debis. 3. If you musf miss a payment lei your crediior know why. 4. Always nolify all credilors when you move. 5. Never ignore a dispuied claim. Tall: if over and see if an adiuslmenf can r be made. Remember my Iallc 'ro you on February 24+h. GOOD LUCK '58'ers CREDIT IS MAN'S CONFIDENCE IN MAN GUARD YOUR CREDIT AS A SACRED TRUST Credii Bureau of SI. Joseph Counfy I07 N. Clay S'I'reeI' - BOX 49 Telephone 1315 Richard G. Bennefl, Mgr. 144