Sturgis High School - Sturgensian Yearbook (Sturgis, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1959 volume:

UIQQDSIOI1 S turgrs Hrgh School Jane R Wnedleo Elizabeth Whitelock A Judy Brebner Sally Weaver Melody Norton Il ,Q N' , .. rx 594: LA ' fa Table of Contents Faculty Junror Hrgh Underclassmen Sports Actrvrtres Advertrsements r X , 5 ' 6' Q 5 Seniors 1 65 O O O . 'l'l7 Dedication MRS DOROTHY Admlmstrotor secretory fraend In need counselor these are but a few of the wade spread ond much apprecloted servlces performed by one of the schools best known and best loved personolltnes Above and beyond the coll of duty as her frlendly smlle to all who enter the office no matter whether their purpose IS o tardy slap or an absence excuse Thus the Sturgenslon staff and the entnre Senior class care proud and delnghted to dedlcute thear yearbook to Mrs Dorothy Freeland 3 C O ' 5 , . ' , v .. I I . . I 1 - 1 Board of Educatron I-'Q l-ell to R'9l1l Sealed MVS Robert Colman DF -l E0l'lMtllett Mr Richard Freeman Mr E,-nest Schaeffer Stand mg Mr Otto Goethals Mr George Abel M Harold Young President Richard Freeman Secretary J Earl Mnllett Treasurer Ernest Schaeffer On behalf of all the members of the Board of Educatuon I wash to extend our congratulatrons to you the graduatlng class of 1959 We sincerely hope what you have learned here wall stand you In good stead In the future May good fortune attend the efforts you put forth In your chosen careers and may happmess be yours wnth success Smcerely R l FREEMAN Presrdent of the Board of Education 4 Faculty X 2 VV' KN 4- if x A I I Q- f fn ! 1 'Us 3.7 its g' Mr M'lle Pf'f1C'P0l Mr Fudge Supermtendent Admmrstratron Mlss Bensmg Mrs Freeland Mlss Lutz Mrs QU'f'n Heading our odmmnstratuon us our Super lntendent Mr Warren J Fudge As you enter hrs offnce you wlll probably be greeted by euther Mass Benslng Mrs Qunrm or Mass Lutz who handle the bookkeeping and order supplles take care of the mall and payrolls handle class accounts and admnmster the transactuon of the Board of Educatnon In the office of our prmclpal Mr Muller we End the smnlmg face of has secretary Mrs Freeland Mr Muller with Mrs Freeland assrstmg hum IS busy the year around Dur Ing the school year we can flnd them makmg out absence or tardy slnps helpmg students wlth extra curricular actlvltnes hunt mg up lost and found articles or helpmg a student wnth his class schedule In mud July or August we can stall find them here laborlously working out next year s schedule Thus as one of thenr bnggest 'obs and rt us through thenr Hne management that we are placed an the rught classes each September We would like to give a sincere thank you to our admnmstrcmon department for their servlce to us as students of Sturgns Hugh School Anderson Alta AB Shorthand Typing Anderson Mary AB English Ash Virginia AB English French Latin Bates Roger Coach Mathematics Bltner Helen A English Buttle Jack Band Borgerdmg John BS Shop Woodworking Bowdlsh Harold BS MA Algebra Physics Boyle Mary BS Health Education Home Economics Britton Mildred AB MA English Composition English Literature latin Burmeister Lewis Mathematics Typing Carpenter Wayne BS Mechanical Drawing Shop Casault Paul BS MA General Business Retail Selling Cosner Myron BS Chorus Collins Floiad AB Arithmetic History P9 5 ul? 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Seventh Grade The seventh graders have set another record this year with an enrollment of two hundred and twelve. Passing from class to class may have been something new to them at first, but soon they were scurrying about the halls as if they had been there for several years. The class sponsors this year were Miss Floiad Collins, Mr. David Dillon, Mr. Schuyler Pletcher, Mrs. Mildred Huff, Miss Mary Anderson, and Mrs. Gladys Girton. Miss Collins acted as chairman. Because of a change in the schedule of class elections, there were no officers for the 7th grade. They will be elected in the spring for the following year, along with all underclassmen. vi H 'gf 'iv' fdq 1- ' OR' au 64 ' sf - - 1 -..- - 'x , Nxsiff' -. . 'ri' K Hgh: ' 'Y - 1 ' , . X- f , , ,fm-f 4 A J .Lx-we 1 A .f , g I .4,e.Qf S' f A 0 s v- X , 'N' - - .A '-' .. - V V A 4.1, - N, -- 1 ' wr fd f J C rd I f fl' if Beall, Jean 'wif' Bedford, Jim f Beers, Lewis 4, , ' ,I-, ,pg-I' N, 1+ Bell, Robert w 4 fav! 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'SZ I ...- Qv ,....,,, as W' C-if I 1 YT Jamne Kershner Secretary Rnck Flelds Presudent Paul Roe Student Councul Deanne Walker Student Councul Erghth Grade The one hundred and forty one members of the enghth grade have had a flne year here at Sturgus Hugh School Theur enthusuasm shows that they wall be reacly to enter unto the many sensor hugh acttvmes which wall be avaulable to them In the future Thus year for the flrst time there ns an eighth grade cheerleading squad to back up the teams that play basketball football and tntra mural sports Acting as class sponsors were Mr Robert Flnlay, chalrman, Mrs Mona Relck, Mr Roger Bates, Mr Jack Grant, and Mrs Lenore Moss 19 33154 Ake Max Augerbrnght Paul Avery Pam Ayres Allen Baker Jean Barnell Rebecca Bauman Sandy Babb Sammy Blackburn Sandra ow. , 'va 1 'llr-14 4891 Borkholder lloyd .-,A fr-vw rv-. 9' WL.. 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Pueschel, John by J 1, HUT Purdy, Anne 4.4 K rm at 1 1 22. fd. iv 'ff' 'ON I vu fi r 1 aiu Schwartz, Judith Sheldon, Mary Shemberger, Kaylor Shirley, Bruce Smith, Gary Somes, Karen Spearow, Ruth Stevens, Marvin Stewart, Jean Stutz, Martin sri in 4, ! qi mu Walker, Dee Walters, Mary Washburn, Johnny Weaver, Lawrence Weaver, Linda Westphal, Mary Jean White, Douglas Wilcox, Barbara Willsey, Victor Winter, Raymond Wyer, Keith Yunlce r, Marc Suits, Robert Summey, Ronald Sunday, Betty Teadt, Joan Thomas, Debbie Townsend, Alice Tracy, Linda VanMeter, Patsy Wadsworth, Randy Wagner, Jane f-XFX ,.f ON wi J Smell Freshmen Last years enghth graders were nnmated unto the semor hugh ranks as they began thenr freshman actlvmes This year they had a football team a basketball team and theur own cheerleaders Many freshman boys had a part In the success of our reserve football and basketball squads The faculty sponsors who helped the class wrth thenr dances partues and pep meetmgs were Mr Harold Bowdnsh chair man Mr Robert Trapp Mr Lou Lon Mrs Eva Wheat Miss Dee Hickey and Mrs Vnrgmla Ash 26 Presldent First Row Jack Meyers, Secretaryp Kay Forrest, Student Council Steve Eckert Presldent Y Baker Roger Bayer Carol Bee Susan Beers James Besser Mike Bibb, Teresa Bixler, Diana Blanchard, Trudy Blood, Janice Bohyer, Anita Brown, Russell Brubaker, Mary Butz, George Callaway, Truman Carlisle, Larry Carpenter, John Cashour, Priscilla Casner, Jane Covey, Alan Crites, Larry Adams, linda Adams, Tom Addison, Robert Altimus, Tom Ambler, Richard Ankney, Jerry Arklie, Brenn Ash. Mike Ash, Warren Babka, Julia Bonfiglio, Donna Bontrager, Charles Bontrager, Rosa Boughton, Jack Boughton, Judy Bower, John Boyden, Jim Braham, Pam Brebner, Lissa Brothers, Thomas Cross, John Crossman, Barbara Currier, Rick DeHaven, Jim Dibble, Charles Diggins, David Dillen, Joan Doe, Judy Dortch, Jean Doudt, Roger Ellis, Tandra Evans, Patsy Evert, Dan Fair, Judy Falkenstein, Gary Falkenstein, Neal Fetch, Patsy Finlay, Toodie Firth, Barbette Fisher, Richard ,N F . V V, M H. ' if ., fg e 'W KIM AS ' 'hz ga-, .4 W 5 'Qs 3 W' is.- 1l 1w 5 ZZ V ,, r, .,,,,,,r, ,Y 1' ' 'K' I 5 ,mx J, i, i 'JJ ,,,.Y ,F QQ . fx 1-Q I N 'Q 'W-f Wt-swag N... J f L Dougan, Myrna Dowty, Sandra . Q 4 . I - Draime, Karen 1 f -,, fl? ' I. 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E '55 6.0 ...ur '-f 5 ,p-A '75 4 Lichty, John Long, Ben Long, James Long, Richard Lough, Virginia Lung, Judy MacPherson, Darlene Marshall, Kathy Martel, Charlyn Martlock, Sheron .4 Q , V ,. XM 'CU Q-Y 1 Miller, Judith Miller, Ted Millett, Pamela Misner, James Molter, Carrol Myers, Dan Nelson, Mary Lou Newman, Jane Nordahl, Richard Norton, Jim , .YQ iii., I ,gg V' ,.,- xy X Q rrg-A r we lt, we 0 , McCale, Ruth Ann McElhenie, Richard McHugh, Joyce McLaughlin, Clyde Mecklenburg, Dave Mercer, Nancy Mettler, Doris Meyers, Jack Meyers, Sylvia Midling, Jim AG' fi: ,'v4 K, . t ia it r x 4 ft-..t .3 .44-', L , . W r Owen, Susan Palmer, Steve Parker, Charles Penn, Judy Perry, Bob Pfenning, Ronald Phillips, Kenneth Plants, David Pokorny, Betty Potts, Michael 'X r :sum -of 'af Q 'ik 1 , I -P 4- R ' A I 1 ly 4 'Ii 'J V1 if Sf SSW . at :arf , y 5, . r. , X I i :fer . 'gk vs K., 2 an . L15 'E-Z. S In-fl ffi, X Schmidt, Norma '81 Schrock, Vicki - X Q Schwartz, Barbara h ' , F Schwartz, Dave Q. , M' ' Y . 11 Sears, Don Pg V 1-r - V Smith, James Smith, Margaret -V Smith, Sue ,Q M. Stump, Phillip x': Taylor, Jan . 'I . ,L X M ,.,. . ' 4 ' . , 'S' ! 'A X -c sq.. ,, Q ' if F.: Waldron, Raymond Walters, Bill Washburn, Janet Wegner, David Weitting, Janice Welty, Joe Werner, Tom White, Conrad Will, Roger Williamson, John 4535 NJ aff J. we GL' N1 JS' ai Q, ii vs.,- sqf 3 V .4 45- ,4 V 3 , Lf Q .x Pursel, Penny Remenap, Mark Riley, Ruth Roberts, Warren Ralston, Russelyn Routsong, Mary Ryan, James Schaeffer, Larry Schemahorn, Sharon Schmidt, Nancy a gf? ' ' ' 'T f'3':f .V ,U if Q, ,,-.. L, 1 1 g 'Z 'A -' , 1.2 0 . ' . 'ff ' Z2 f-'- ff-,?'??Q if , S- A 4: LIZ 4 A-. ,H Tibbott, Eileen Tobias, Archie Tricker, Pamela Upham, Kemlyn VanNest, Terry VanWhy, Vernon VanZile, Chuck VanZile, Douglas VonZile, William Wagg, Linda 3, .,.,. gig-ew J 2' 1? 4. , 1:7 W-w1n rf? S nw! , ' 1 1 1 3, Q G' f ' A- 8 .-.,.- Q.. 4 ' .ni-, Wllson Kenneth Wnnkleblclck Shrrley Wolf Llndu Woods Jane Woods Jean Myer Gary Yoder Joanne Young Grover Young Lmdo Jo , , I . Wolfe, Mo rgo ref , , , , , . fx Yrs Sally Sntes Student Councll Rudy Qunrln Treasurer Dave Grabe Secretary Ron Kreps Vlce President Dennis McCarthy btudent Council Saphomores ln past years the Sophomores have had a hat and coat check for all home basketball games as one of their mam money ralsmg protects But thas year due to the convertmg of the alumna room to class rooms they have been unable to earn money un thrs way The sponsors for the Sophomore Class were Mr J C Perry chairman Mr Hugh Tyler Mrs Alta Anderson Mr Cecll DeHaven and Mrs Helen Bltner The sponsors served as advisors on all class acttvmes and chaperoned all class functlons 33 WS' VN Allen, Michael Anderson, Charles Ankney, Ann Arney, Martha Augerbright, Earl Baker, Elsie Barnell, Jane Binkley, Jack Blaskie, Dan Boals, Naomi Brooks, Mary Jane Brown, Margaret Bundy, Jerry Burkhead, Mona Burton, Joyce Cameron, Bill Carpenter, Jim Casey, Mike Clark, Judy Clark, Roy P9 ,-:Sf x, ,Q 'QF' Bogen, Judy Bontrager, Alva Boocher, Mary Borkholder, Amanda Borkowski, Tom Boughton, John Bowdish, Janet Bowsher, Marcia Boyle, Mike Bradley, Sharon Clark, Susan Clause, Alice Clause, Mary Clouse, Terry Coleman, Judy Conrad, Carol Cook, Linda Cox, Norine ar' Y Wa-unix Crabill, Tom Crissey, Carl 'wa 'ls 1's fi MW 1 va- ,,, nw X115 Fallcenstein David Q Falkenstein Jon Flowers Richard Avhg i x Fox Sandra Freeman Jim '75 Ng Ui ,Q if .:',f ' if Frick Brenda Friesner Lynn Frohriep Joan ,- Frost Robert Fry Barbara We .,..'S..e, -up--,f 'i HA, A' 44 ' S -1 - '. 4 T 'vs X' Hanshue a Hardesty Dyanna Hart Mary Hartsell Janet Hawkins Terry Hoy Lynette Hayden Floyd a 11 775 'S-. , XJ 'xx-e 'wr 'Sf L Curry Tom Darby Mike Davis John Davis Mark Dell Richard Donley Richard Droud Joyce Ebel Dennis Eckert Ted Elliott Linda -5- , Gazlay Susan Giant Faye Gillette Fred Gose Barbara Grabe Dave Grabe Doug Graff Linda Grosky Jana Gustafson Chris Guy Dennis --..- H-.1 Qld ex 105 L .ai JJ' :FSL ,? 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QC 1'-' , lv! , 'ii ff: nw Keagle, Jean Keller, Karen Kelley, Dorothy Kelley, David Kelly, Alan Kelly, Joy Killian, Marlene Kime, Judy Kitson, Phil Kline, Lewiean V 12 Leatherman, Virgil Lilly, Andrea Lindman, Ted Losey, Penny Losey, Susan Luedders, Jerry Lyfle, Robert Machan, Jean Malone, Pat Martin, Eleanore 'W' , .. ,fr . H ve- : -.,I-r .1 r '-,K -imj ' ' 1 ' ,rf N Ay K S, 1 fs, i - are . , r-- -v I Y -c. c ,. s,-Zig Y Mg - ,. , A, J ii 1 L J' ,4 Q,- , wr , mf ,-, N ' ' ai -'i iT - F :CN QQ Q- ft I ig, L xx- M'1.. -, W -4- f Q ksv' YRS, V l': in ,A it ' H. l W. Oxender, Mariorie FLM' Parish, John 2 Patrick, Larry A N Perkins, Patricia l'q 'X In enmng ancy 5 Pf ' , N A 8- V Pierce, Rose Ann J K Pierson, Paula Plan, Mary Jane V ',, w Poffenberger, Terry l Poley, Diana ' ff ' ,Y I , rs ' dv Z - '- ' 3- . Q 3 3 A . Q I f, . f 3, C ff? T I .l..:,.....vrx TSA N Ritter, Thurman Roberts, Dan Rohrer, Lloyd Sadewasser, Phyllis 50'9ent, Carole Sauer, Linda Schmidt, Helen Schrock, Sharon Schroeder, Harold Schroeder, Kathy it-.4 g..,,, i iw, Q ,, fa We T.,A. ' wx .. I 'OS 1 , sf X S--f' i Mayer, Anita McCarthy, Dennis Melchi, Eugene Mildenberg, Jeanine Morrison, Leieune Mundy, Bill Munk, Carol Norton, Luanne Norton, Suanne Otto, Margie .-if Wu.. ' Quinn, Marsha Quirin, Rudy Rayner, Delores Reed, Kathy Reuter, Steve Richards, Mary Ann Ridley, Terry Riley, Otis Rippey, Hisle Riska, Joseph .li N L x. 126551 Q go if 40- N-...I 'uv Schutz, Sharon Schwartz, Ronald Sheldon, Judith Sherman, Robert Siegel, Sondra Simpson, Betty Sites, Sally Smith, Frances Smith, Leland Smith, Lillian lb 'll 41' X .I Jil-- P ,,,f , 5 I ' 1 xx Q Q N'1uu40 l ' . r,,.,,,,,, 'Q z..'v .2 .'. .3 . 1. . . ,fr A 1 rx .cl X I 'Y' 't ' saggy' ,, Smusz, Thomas ,Q ,I Spaniola, Carol in, ml H avg 4' Stevens, Dave A ' - - Stewart, Nancy S ' is- , Q Storms, Mary Sw' :N-'ly ,J 'K ' in ' 1 Stroehly, Dave , Y iw Strange, Barry 'S Q Q A Q Y Stroup, Dan if - Stroup, Sharon ' Stults, Robert ilu' 4 I . ... U . -f '- t - My .. ' www-'i. Swihort, Bonnie 35313911 Wg DA. , A A , Q ' Tecll, Terry Ms Q f' , I 3 Teeters, Carolyn 'A ,e Aa A2 A Z -I 1' I 'V Thomasma, Kathy l W an RL! g -A, Tisdel, Donald Lf, 5' 1 'Q' 4 ,f f nv 1 ' Y-' A -' hx A ,. g Troyer, Jake . . 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'Q17 A Pat Porter Treasurer Bob Forrest Presndent Mary Fmlay Student Councll Dan Gerow Vnce President Jumors As rn past years the mann money rarsmg prolect of the Junior Class was the selllng of food at the concesslon stands durmg the football season They also sold schedule pencnls durmg basketball season Two other Important achvmes of the Junnor Class are the presentmg of the .lumor Play nn the sprung and later the annual J Hop rn honor of the Sensors The sponsors for the Class of 60 were M Wllllam Galberach Mr Kent Freeland Mrs Robert Boyle Mr Kelth Kung Mrs Paul Scheetz and Mrss Eluzabeth Whltelock Mr Galberach was actmg chalrman The .lumor Class sponsors aldecl In all class functnons durnng the year 40 I! I , ,lc ,Q IT?- ft if' 'X-1 wht 54 .,4 3 Baker Sharon Barnhart Janice Bauman Martha Benson Judnth Besser Jamce Bnxler Davrd Blanchard John Blanchard Joyce Blood Robert Bobay Ronald ,jeff i V G3 in-in Bunce Chuck Bunge Mary Kay Carpenter Mary Kay Carpenter Sharon Carter Sandra Carver Zoellen Cleveland Ed Clouse Barbara Condon Mary Cox Michael 1' ini. if rf tux fl f2',X w U- fs., -s Qs ?' K: X-,, -..... sa-' aft. fx M uf? Q..- qs ngv Sf-vw NJ Q--r .1 'Q' 3 , AT' W Abbs Judith Addison Cynthia Agley Randy Alderman Mary Anderson Mernlee Ash Joann Ayres Betsy Babka Mary Baker Annette Baker Denms is 'hs.-- Bordner Ben Bowdlsh Allce Bowdlsh Dwight Braman Delores Brlcker Caryl Broadwell Sherry Brothers Ishmael Brothers Jim Brumbaugh Steve Brouse Linda 1 J -Q 'Q E5-.- .4 V - Q. Q' -rs s--s tt f 5 1 ' .5 rig, 15 YN Q4 ill' fqffi -C ,, lk Crain, Sandra Craw, Pat Crowell, Shari Curtis, Carl Davis, Sharon Deal, Sandra DeWitt, Warren Dillivan, Dan Dabberteen, Dave Dougan, Sharon i iw Q, , ,M :Ti ,.,:.uf M1 . K 4 i, 'Q 'Q VX- :if '65 Q ' ,. 1 H ' , Q0 1 4 --r ...,.. 2' la ' A xx., w-v.. ' 7 Q ' , gg, mf-X i ? W 4 C' G S :go , 1, V mf I , .,,,, , 1, ' my ...,. . I FrGYliclc, Karen X P ,,,'. ' eil Freeland, Wes ' Frohriep, Sharon ' a 4, ..,. Garden, Armetia Gerow, Dan ' I , A ' New , My-f I ' Gilbo, Marilyn ' I nf A Grate, Kathryn ' i 5 Griffioen, Dan , . f ff Q., Guilford, Vicki P .- 'fe 2' f N , Gump, Edward Qi ..,, 'i - . f , ,.,, . J, X , H Mn! L! f ,W ' ,, 6,4 E H , . I G I., V'-'hh 9 g fx, 1 f tix. ,A S-ff ' -'ff' --J -sf' at X ' , his sm 'lrggb A it I, if. .-S V Q Q . ' E ' r X A ' , .s- 1 ,,,- sf , ff u -.ff f 4 y 1 1 W'-, 5 ' i 1 W , fm , in , ff l wfmxux Draime Linda Durnell Kenneth Eberhard Edna Eckert, Mike E s, al Fair, Mary Finlay, Mary Firth, Jerry Forrest, Bob Foster, Martha Hr' 2' . tm- 'ur--f ., IM - IJ: i r 'Lag ' 3 4 '74 Haack, Bill Hackenburg, Barbara Harter, Evan Harter, Jim Hayden, Bruce Hecht, Douglas Hills, Sharon Hilton, Susan Hopkins, Marshall Horning, Ronnie 'TQ W t' J. - I A 4 '1, 'WY Keller, Donald King, Mary King, Ronald Kolady, Allan Krause, Rosanne Kulpinslci, Philip Lahmeyer, Denise Laws, Arthur Lepard, Paul Littlefield Louise 'A4-N ii I Mollsen, Jim Monroe, Sharon Moulton, Pat Mustone, Judy Nelson, Betty Nordohl, Don Nusbaum, Don Olds, Sharon Ott, Melvin Pagels, Jeanne Hovdo, Marilyn Howard, Roger Hudson, Gabriel Huggins, Emmitt Hunt, Marsha Jackson, Sharron Jesse, Sue Ann Johnson, Kendra Kasmauskis, Allen Keagle, John Littlefield, Luann Locey, Dave Lyons, Jean Lori, Dave Machan, Bill McCarthy, Terry Main, Judy Maloney, Betty McHuron, Jean Millett, Jef? Pa rlln Gory Pedersen John Perkins Bull Peterson Roy Pnerson Charles Pmney Jerry Pmney Steven Porst Judnth Porter Dave Porter Pat n 'P 'E-1 Rlska Sa y Sayles Charlotte Schlage Bob Seybert Jeanne Sites Charles Slnngerland Dave Smnley Mnchael Smuth Ren Somers Karen Sponsel Marlorle ,af QQ...-4' IKE' 2'-Q ,G .9 ti 'EY lN f 0-Q 50 g-7 V .wi 'Ffa ,ideas N'-LDVN vs--f Viv? 4' 4' '69 '0 +-.ff s. 7 is M A 'ad sf 354, l l 0 , '77 ,Q 'Axe S' 34 'fan 4 sv vw xy 44'- 'Nw,,,- wi' ,Vg WN Z '--:X L A 'U' 9 s 4 1 , in. x l E l 710'-vw Na.. ii 'vp- We vx in ,, 'vm 454 wh Postma Renn Potter Sandy Powers Sally Prmce Pat Probst Andy Prough Bob Renchard Dave Reuter Rodenck Reynolds Leon Ruley Judy 'in irq.- 51 ,R-vw iv? Stewart Raymond Stu rgus Matthew Swlhart Gene Tallman Tons Thensmann Carol Tsbbott, Sonya Tobnas, Bob Troyer, Barbara Upham, Diana VanZule, Andrea ff- fl' Qur- I 1 , ,K ' J ,J , , J J f I . I is V .-Y-. .fly ' 1Q . ' J J ,J . A a.. ry J I 'N-' 4 f -w.' K , . ' A M ., , MJ wif? 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Wagner, Jim Walker, Bob Walfke, Grace Webster, Joyce Webster, Tom Weitfing, Don Wefzel, Marlene White, John Wilson, Lynne Young, Jim Is 28 Semors Senior Dfficers Pla rter, Greg Cross man, Vice-President, M0 lY Smith' Sec elc Yi Jim Howell, Treasurer, Chuck Barnell, President of Student Council, lt's hard to believe that this graduating class was once the seventh grade class, just beginning to find out what high school was like. We had our class party in the old Youth Center, geography in Room 222, and our fun everywhere. In those days, the seventh grade was much smaller than it is now. As eighth-graders, we felt superior to our under- classmen, the seventh-graders, and held mock trials in Mr. Finlay's history class. We didn't get caught running through the halls as often as the year before. With the title of Freshmen, we entered high school and enjoyed the privilege of actually choosing all our subjects - well, almost all. Everyone took First Aid and practiced putting bandages on one another. Ball games and dances became more important to us. We had charge of the coat room at the ball games in our Sophomore year, and spent some of our profits on our very own dance. We were seen 48 Larry Kraft, Student Council. wandering through the halls quoting, Friends, Romans, Countrymen, for Mrs. Bitner's English class. The J-Hop and the Junior Play were the main features of our Junior activities, along with Mr. Galberach's U. S. History class, and our candy stands at the ball games. We looked up to the big Seniors and dreamed of the day when we would be grad- uatihg, too. And now, here we are, all of a sudden. We have been together as a class for six years - many of us for twelve - and now we're getting ready to go our separate ways. We've had our last high school election, our last high school dance, our last high school class. We've enjoyed all the pep meetings, parties, plays, assemblies, ball games, and even Mr. Peck's inevitable government tests. These have been our stepping-stones, and June third is our jumping-off point to a full future. forma 65 K VN Que' 'Ya' ANDREWS NANCY KAY Jr Play Crew JHop Committee Achnevement 34 Govt Day BOTHAMLEY JUDITH ILENE T 'T ? 7 Class Oflncer I3 GAA I2 34 Stur gensnan Stott J Play Cast Jr Play Crew Sr Play Cast JHop Commuttee Govt Day Band I2 3 Jr Honor Roll Homecomung Commuttee Gnrls State Qulll and Scroll ARKLIE TERRY LYNN Varsuty Club 4 Sturgenslan Staff Jr Play Cast Jr Play Crew Sr Play Cast JHop Commuttee Jr Achnevement 3 Govt Day Jr Honor Roll Homecom mg Committee Football 'I2 Baseball l 234 Wrestlung I2 Intramurals I 2 Jr Rotar an Boys State UI and Scroll f 0 6 1,-, BOWDISH BARBARA ANN G A A I 2 Government Day Cafeterla 3 4 Co op 4 'X ASH BETTY JEAN GAA 3 Jr Play Crew 3 JHop Com mlttee Govt Day Coop 4 Centre vnlle Hugh School I2 BOWDISH JERRY LEE Government Day Football 1 BARNELL CHARLES LEE Class Oftncer 2 34 Varsny Club 34 rp, Offacer 4 Jr Play Cast Sr Play Cast Govt Day Youth Center 3 4 Forensucs Football 'I 3 4 Baseball I Wrestlnng I 3 4 Intramurals I 2 3 4 Jr Rotarnan Rotary Youth Conference BOWMAN KAREN SUE GAA I 234 Jr Play Crew Sr ay Crew J Hop Commnttee Jr Achleve -v ment 23 Govt Day Coop 4 A BOAZ THOMAS LEE Jr Play Crew Sr Play Crew Govt D Band 1234 Intramurals I2 Golf 34 Jr Rotarlan BRAHAM MICHAEL HODGES T-1 Varsnty Club 4 Sturgensnan Staff Jr a Cast J Flay Crew Sr a Crew, JHop Commnttee, Jr Achleve ment 3, Gov't Day, Band l,2, Foot ball l,2,3,4, Track 2, Intramurals l,2, 3, Golf 3,4, Boys' State, Jr Rotarnan BREBNER JUDITH ANN Class Officer 1 GAA 1234 Stur genslan Staff Jr Play Cast Jr Play Crew Sr Play Crew JHop Commlttee J Hop Court Chorus 4 A Cappella Choir 4 Govt Day Forenslcs 2 Homecommg Committee FTA 3 French Club 34 Offucer 4 Quill and Scroll BRIGGS BARBARA ANN Class Officer 3 GAA 1234 Stur gensuan Staff Jr Play Cast Jr Play Crew Sr Play Crew JHop Commrttee JHop Court Homecommg Commnttee Homecommg Court Jr Achuevement 2 3 Band 123 Govt Day Qulll and Scroll BRILEY WAYNE R Jr Play Crew 3 Sr Play Crew JHop Commlttee Govt Day Homecommg Committee C op 4 Football I I tramurals 3 CHAPMAN VIVALEENE JO Kailua Hugh School 123 GAA 4 Sturgenslan Staff Sr Play Cast Govt Day Homecommg Commlttee Qunll and Scroll CHARRON SUE ANN CLOUSE JUDITH ANN Government Day Band1 GAA 1 CRABILL ELLEN JO Class OHICBI' A Play Crew Sr Play Crew J Hop Cam mnttee JHop Court Jr Achlevement 2 Govt Day Homecommg Commlttee CRAWFORD KATHRYN JANE GAA 123 4 Sr Play Crew Jr Play Crew Govt Day Band 1 2 3 4 Home comlng Commuttee CROSS BONNIE JEAN GAA 1234 Trolan Tnmes Staff Sturgenslan Staff Jr Play Cast Jr Crew Play Cast JHop Commnttee Achnevement 4 Offacer 4 Chorus 1 Govt Day Forensrcs 34 Jr Honor FTA 3 French Club 3 1 Sturgenslan Staff 4 Jr Play Cast Sr Play Cast J Hop Commnttee Govt Band 1 2 3 4 Jr Honor ol Homecommg Commrttee Quill and Scroll 'Q' CROSSMAN GREG J Class Offncer 24 Sturgensnan Staff Jr Play Crew Sr Ploy Cast JHop Govt Day Homecommg ootball 1 Track 1 2 Intramurals 1 23 4 Golf 234 Jr Achnevement 2 Jr Rotanan no 3 CUMMINS ROBERT E Ltbrary Club 234 Sturgensuan Staff Jr Acheuvement 23 Chorus 234 A Cappella Chonr 2 3 4 Govt Day Band CURRIER JIM F Government Day Football 2 Ti 'Cf' DeHAVEN DAVID Varslty Club 4 Jr Play Crew Sr Play Crew JHop Commlttee Govt Day Football I 3 4 Baseball I 23 4 B s ketball 23 Jr Rotarlan Boys State 'ff-3' DARBY JERRY LEE 'N' DOWTY NANCY ANN G A A I 2 3 4 Art Club I Sturgensnan Staff Jr Play Crew Sr Play Cast J Hop Commnttee Govt Day Homecom mg Court Homecommg Commnttee Drama Club I 'NJ' Class Oftlcer I Varsnty Club 234 Art Club I 2 Govt Day Football 23 ! 4 Baseball I Basketball I2 n a EVERT RICHARD RODNEY ml C? murals 234 Track 3 DARBY WILLIAM DAVID Govt Day Co op 3 Football I23 Baseball I3 Basketball I234 DAVIS GWEN G A A I 2 3 4 Ofttcer 4 Sr Play Crew Chorus 3 4 A Cappella Chonr 3 4 Govt Day Intramurals 2 3 4 1?--v 'Cv 4140, KP C J Hop Commnttee Govt Day Band I 2 3 4 OFl:cer 4 Intramurals I Rotarlan FAGER LOUISE GAA I Sr Play Crew Government Day FAIR DOROTHY GAIL A I234 Art Club 2 Tro 'fumes Staff Sturgensnan Stat? Jr Play Crew .IHop Commnttee Govt Day Intramurals 2 3 382 '41 vu-43, FALKENSTEIN CHARLENE JO GAA 4 Jr Play Crew Sr Play Crew Govt Day Homecomung Commnttee FALKENSTEIN JANET L GAA 234 Sturgenslan Stal? Jr X, Play Crew Sr Play Crew JHop Com Q? -mittee Jr Achievement 2 Chorus 23 Q Govt Day FTA 3 Intramurals 3 FISK MARY JUNE G A A I2 3 4 Jr Play Crew Sr Play Crew J Hop Commuttee Jr Achleve m nt 3 Offrcer 3 Chorus 'I24 A Cappella Choir 2 4 Govt Day Home commg Commnttee 'Nl l' FREELAND JILL NANETTE Cass Offncer 3 GAA 'I23 tur genslan Staff Jr Play Crew Sr Play Cast JHop Commnttee Homecomung Court Homecomung Commnttee Govt Day Band 'I23 Jr Honor Roll Qunll and Scroll FRIESNER GLORIA JEAN GA A 3, Jr Play Crew, Sr Play Crew, Jr Achievement 3, Chorus l,2,3,4, A qt, X Cappella Choir 2,3,4, Gov't Day, In Z' tramurols 3 FROHRIEP DONNA JEAN JHop Commlttee Chorus 4 Govern ment Day Cafeterna 3 GEORGE KAREN LOUISE G A A I 2 3 4 Cheerleading 3 4 Offl cre 4 Trolan Tnmes Staff Sturgensnan Staff Jr Play Cast Jr Play Crew Sr Play Cast JHop Committee Govt Day Jr Honor Roll Homecoming Com mnttee Qurll and Scroll GILHAMS JIM Government Day Intramurals I Goetz-ms MARY ANN GAA I234 Sturgenslan Staff Jr Play Cast Jr Play Crew Sr Play Cast JHop Commlttee Chorus 'I Govt Day Forensncs 1234 Homecommg Commuttee FTA 3 Dramatlcsl Qunll and Scroll GRABE, RICHARD LOUIS Varslty Club 3,4, Art Club 2,3,4, Gov ernment Day, Football 'l,2,3,4, Base ball 'I,2,3,4, Basketball l,2, lntramur als 2,3,4 '9 ! '?i GRATE LARRY ALBERT Sr Play Crew Jr Achnevement 234 'sysw for WWW if Q 'Q'-'O' 7 Government Day GRIMES JOHN WILLIAM Art Club I 2 Jr Play Crew Sr y Crew JHop Commnttee Jr Achleve ment 4 Govt Day GROVE CARL EDWIN JHop Commrttee Chorus A Cap pella Choir I Coop 4 HARKER JANICE KAY G A A I 2 3 Art Club I 2 3 Sturgen slan Staff Jr Play Crew Sr ay Crew Government Day ,E-:., 'Vt Sr' T' HART BURDENA JUNE Jr Play Crew Chorus I Government Day Coop 4 HARTER FRANKLIN CLYDE Jr Play Crew Sr Play Crew JHop Committee Chorus I2 Govt Day r Honor R II J Rotarran C ass Q-g 'K HARTER LESTER EUGENE Jr Play Crew Government Day Band 234 Intramurals 2 ,ww-x il .., HAWKINS MARY Lou 17 GAA 3 Trolan Tlmes Staff Sturgen stan StaFI Sr Play Crew JHop Com muttee Govt Day Quull and Scroll HEARLD KENNETH Varsity Club 4 Jr Play Crew Sr Play Crew JHop Commnttee Jr Achieve ment 3 Govt Day Coop 4 Football I 2 3 4 Baseball I 2 Intramurals I 2 4 Tennls 34 Y , 'lk 'fm Il X D HEITGER BETTY JANE S x ,K Government Day 9 't I ' .. J -II Q- H s ff 'I I ' I I I I g I III . L . I ' I A Q: .,.' ' I ' I 1 , ,.,, I 3 fp 1 T' I 3 ' 3 I Q . A I- , T3 I ' ,I r ' T h Q j A IK I , I N K- . , P M ' . l N. O M HOLTZ JEAN CAROL GAA I234 Sturgensnan Staff S Play Cast Jr Play Crew JHop Com mittee Jr Achievement 4 Govt Day Band I 2 3 Homecoming Committee HOLTZ RICHARD LEE Art Club I Jr Play Crew Jr Achieve ment 23 Govt Day Coop 4 Foot ba I Baseball 3 Track I HORROM JANET LOUISE Class Officer 2 3 G A A I 2 3 4 Offi ce 4 Jr Play Crew Sr ay Cast JHop Committee Jr Achievement 2 Olticer 2 Chorus I2 A Cappella Choir 2 Govt Day Youth Center 3 4 Forensics 2 4 Homecoming Committee Homecoming Court HOWELL JIM S Varsity Club 4 Jr Play Crew Sr Play Crew JHop Committee Jr Achieve ment 3 Chorus I 2 A Cappella Choi I2 Govt Day Homecoming Commit tee Football 2 Baseball I 2 3 4 lntra murals I234 Boys State Jr. Rotar ion- Class OHicer 4. HOYT JAMES VALE Jr. Achievement 2 3' Government a Intramurals I 2 3 4. JAMERSON RONALD LEE .lr Achievement I Govt Day Foot ball I 3 Baseball I Track 3 Wrestling I Armed Forces JENKINS ROBERT V Play Crew Sr Play Crew Achievement 234 Govt Day Dowd Anderson High School I JOHNSONBAUGH MARY E GAA I Sturgenslan Staff Jr Play Student Director Sr Play Business Manager Jr Achievement 34 Govt Day Homecoming Committee FTA KALVIN PAUL THOMAS St Joseph Seminary I 2 Jr Play Crew KEYSER SHEILA JANE . .A. I234- F.l'l.A, I2-Office - Cheerleading 34-Officer 34- Troian Times Staff- Sturgensian Staff- Jr. Play C st' Jr. Play Crew- Sr. Play ast- J-Hop Committee- Govt. Day' Home- coming Committee' Quill and Scroll. KIMBLE NATHAN WAYNE Varslty Club 34 Jr Play Crew Sr Play Crew JHop Commnttee J Achlevement 234 Govt Day Home commg Commsttee Band 1 Football I 2 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 Wrestlmg 4 Intramurals T23 4 KIME MARY CATHERINE G A 2 3 4 F H A l Trolan Tnmes Staff Sturgenslan Staff Jr Play Crew Sr Play Crew JHop Commrttee Jr Achnevement 'l Govt Day Homecom Ing Commnttee KIRBY NANCY DORON A 12 J Play Cas Sr a Band T23 Coop 4 Jr Achnevement KLINE ROGER V Sturgenslan Staff Jr Play Crew Sr Play Cast JHop Commnttee Govt Day Forensncs 4 Band 1234 Home commg Commnttee Golf 3 French Club 4 Jr Rotarlan KRAFT LARRY CARLTON Varslty Club 234 Jr Play Crew Sr Play Crew JHop Commnttee Govt Day Band l Homecommg Commnttee Baseball 'I 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Intramurals 123 Jr Rotanan Class Officer 4 LEHMER MARCIA PEARL G A A l 2 3 4 Sturgenslan Staff Jr Play Crew Sr Play Crew J Hop Com muttee Govt Day Jr Honor Roll Homecommg Commnttee F T A 3 4 OHICCI' 34 Qulll and Scroll LEIHN KAREN SUE Art Club T 2 Sturgenslan Staff JHop Commrttee Jr Ach1evement2 Chorus 1234 Oftncer 3 A Cappella Cholr 234 Govt Day Jr Honor oll Homecommg Commlttee A Qunll and Scroll LOCEY FLORENCE ROSE Sr Play Crew Chorus 34 A Cappella Chonr 4 Govt Day JHop Queen Homecommg Commxttee Homecommg Queen Youngsvulle Pa Hugh School l MAGNUS RONALD LEROY Class OHICEI' T2 Sturgenslan StaH Sr Play Cast Govt Day Band l 2 3 4 OH1cer 12 Football 1234 ase ball l Basketball 123 Exchange As sembly Tenms 2 3 4 Dance Band 1 2 34 Varslty Club 34 Jr Play Cast Jr Rotarlan Boys State MARK KAREN LAURETTE G A A 2 3 4 Jr Play Crew J Hop Commattee Jr Achnevement 2 Govt Day Band 'l 2 3 I 11- 1- 1' FV- . . Q I . 111 - r ' I 1 1 , 1111 111 11 - , 1- 1- - 1 111- , , ' ' 1 - 1 - 1 Q... 1'- 11 - I .A.. ' 1 1- 1 - I' 1- I 1 l 1 , 1 - 1 - . - - 11 1- 3 1- 1 111- 1 I 1 111 1 1- R1 pF.T.. 45 I G.A.. 11 V1 li -PlY Cast: J-Hop Committee: Gov't. Day: 111- 1- 1 . 1 11 I 1 I 1 . 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1-1 - , . 1- 1- . , 1 1- 1 - ' 1 1 1111 - 1 1 ' 11 I - . 1 ' . - 1: 11115 ' 1 111 - 1 111 11 11 11. 1 .r , I 1- . ' . ' I . I ' I i I I 1111 1111 . ' . 115 - 7' 111 - 1 , - I 1 il I . 1 11- MILLIMAN ROGER LEROY Varsnty Club 34 Jr Achnevement l 2 Govt Day Football 12 Baseball l 23 Jr Rofaruan MOORE DOROTHY JEAN Chorus 2 Government Day Band Jr Honor Roll NORTON MELODY LEA GAA 2 Sturgenslan Staff Jr Play Crew Sr Play Crew JHop Commmee Govt Day Jr Honor Roll Homecom mg Commuttee French Club 3 Qunll and Scroll OTT ALAN F Sr Play Crew Jr Achnevement 3 Govt Day Band 1 Baseball 'I lntra murals 'I 2 3 4 PARKER JOHN L Art Club 12 Sr Play Crew Govern ment Day as QL? 'N oe Q '!b PARKER, TOM TROXELL Government Doyp Co-op 45 Homecom- ing Committeeg White Pigeon High School I,2. PARNIN DAVID LEE Art Club I2 3 4 Jr Achievement 23 Govt Day Football I Baseball 23 PARR BONNIE ELLEN 5 lf-gr Af- fefipg z- :r v 4:3 G A A I 2 3 4 Officer 3 4 Sturgen sian Staff 4 Jr Play Crew Govt Day Chorus 4 Forensics 4 PERRIN CYNTHIA LOUISE GAA I234 Jr Play Crew Sr Play Crew J Hop Committee Chorus I Govt Day Homecoming Committee Co oo 4 Drama Club I 41--as H PERRY KAREN LESLIE GAA I234 Trolon Times Staff Sturgensian Staff Jr Play Crew Sr Ploy Crew JHop Committee J Achievement 3 Officer 3 Govt Day Homecoming Committee Co-op 4 . f M POWERS, SUELLEN Art Club Ip Jr. Play Crewg Sr. Play Crew, Jr. Achievement I,2-Officer 27 Gov't. Day. PRENTICE JUDITH KAY Kenclallville Ind High School I Stur gensian Stat? S Play Crew J Achievement 3 Govt Day Quill and Scroll PURDY EDWARD JOHN Varsity Club 234 Officer 4 Jr Play Crew Sr Play Cast JHop Committee Govt Day Coop 4 FTA 34 Foot ball I 2 3 4 Baseball I 2 Basketball I 2 3 Track 3 4 Intramurals I 23 4 QUIRIN JENE DAVID Jr Play Crew Sr Play Crew JHop Committee Jr Achievement 2 Govt Day Band I2 Coop 4 Football I2 Track I Wrestling I REED CHARLES ALLEN Jr Play Crew Government Day lntra murals 2 3 4 RITTER ELVA CORINNE GA A I 2 3 J Hop Committee Govt Day Jr Achievement 234 Officer 3 Homecoming Committee RIVERS MYRTLE JUNE Llbrary Club I234 Officer 234 Sturgenslan Staff Jr Play Crew Sr Play Crew Jr Achievement 3 Chorus I234 FTA3 Govt Day ROBBINS SHARON EDNA Jr Play Crew Sr Play Crew JHop Committee Govt Day Coop 4 ROMMEL JOANNA JAYNE G.A.A. I 2 3- Sturgensian Staff- Jr. Play Crew- Sr. Play Crew- .I-Hop Com- mitee- Gvt. Dy- Bnd I23- J. Honor Roll- Homecoming Committee- F.T.A. 4-Officer 45 -Quill and Scroll. ROYETON, JAMES JOHN Varsity Club 45 Jr. Play Castg Sr. Play Cast5 J-Hop Committee5 Gov't. Day5 Football l,2,3,45 Intramurals 35 Golf 4. 58 RUNYAN RUTH RAE GAA I234 Trolan Times Staff Sturgenslan Staff Jr Play Crew Sr Play Cast Jr Achievement Chorus 2 34 A Cappella Choir 234 Govt Day Homecoming Committee Co-op 4 SCHRADER JEFFRY D Varsity Club 4 Sturgensuan Staff Sr Play Cast Chorus I 2 3 4 A Cappella 'I 2 34 Band 3 4 Baseball 2 3 Wrestling 2 4 SCHROEDER SHARON ANN Government Day Coop 4 SHERMAN LANA LEE . .A. 2,35 F.H.A. 5 Jr. r 5 Sr. Play Crew5 J-Hop Committee5 Band I,2,3,45 Homecoming Committee. SIEGEL, JOAN SANDRA Library Club 'I,25 Jr. Play Crew5 Sr. Play Crew5 J-Hop Committee5 Jr. Achievement 35 Chorus 1,25 Gov't. Day5 Homecoming Committee5 F.T.A. 4-Offi- cer 4. SMITH, ELLEN RUTH G.A.A. I,2,3,4, Art Club I,2, Sturgen sian Staff, Jr. Play Chew, Sr. Play Cast J-Hop Committee, Chorus 2, Gov't Day, Homecoming Committee, F.T.A 3,4. SMITH, EMMA LOUISE G.A.A. 'l,2,3,4, F.H.A. l,2,3,4-Officer 2,3,4, Jr. Play Crew, Sr. Play Crew. Gov't. Day, Co-op 4. SMITH, MARTYN HUBERT Class Otfncer 4, Varsnty Club 2,3,4- Ofticer 4, Jr. Play Cast, Jr. Play Crew, Sr. Play Cast, J-Hop Committee, Gov't. Day, Football l,2,3,4, Baseball 'I,2,3,4, Basketball 'l2,3,4, Intramurals 'l,2,3 Jr. Rotornan, Boys State. SNYDER, CHARLES DONALD Jr. Achlevement I,3, Government Day, Co-op 4. VIRGINIA DALE Jr. Play Crew, Sr. Play Crew, J-Hop Committee, Jr. Achnevement 2,3, Gov t. Day, Jr. Honor Roll, Co-op 4. THOMAS, WILLIAM IRWIN Elmira Free Academy I,2p Government CY THOMPSON DIXIE LEE GAA 23 Sr Play Crew JHop Com mittee Govt Day Jr Honor Roll Homecoming Committee TISDEL MARILYN JUNE GAA 2 Sturgensian Staff Jr Play 'nn-sa! Crew Sr Play Cast JHop Committee Jr Achievement 2 3 4 Chorus I Govt Day Jr Honor Roll Homecoming Com UPHAM, APRIL ANNE G.A.A. 3,45 F.H.A. 35 Trojan Times Staffg Sturgensian Staff Jr. Play Crewg Sr. Play Crewg J-Hop Committee, Chorus 3- Gov't. Day- Forensics 4- Band 3- Homecoming Committee- C - op 4- Bourbon High School I 2- Quill and Scroll VAN VORST MELVIN EDWARD Jr Play Cast 3 Sr Play Crew JHop Committee J Achievement 2 3 4 Chorus I 2 3 A Cappella Choir I 2 3 Govt Day C op 4 Jr Rotarnan VAN ZILE JUDITH ANN mittee FTA 34 OHicer 4 Quill and GAA I F H A I Trogan Times Staff Scroll TODD JERRY LEE Varsity Club 234 Jr Achievement 3 Chorusl Govt Day Band I Football Q-...y I 2 3 4 Baseball I 2 3 4 Basketball I 2 3 4 TOTH KARL DUANE Varsity Club 234 .lr Play Crew Sr Play Crew Govt Day Forensics 4 Band I2 Football I234 Basketball I Track I234 Intramurals 234 Jr Rotanan Stal? Jr Play Crew S Play Crew JHop Committee J Achievement 3 Govt Day Homecom mg Committee WALLMAN LARRY LEE Government Day Co op I 2 3 4 WASHBURN NANCY JO GAA 2 Sturgensian Staff Jr Play Crew Sr Play Crew Jr Achievement 2 Govt Day Chorus 4 Quill and Scroll 0,9 WEAVER SALLY LOU GAA 1234 Officer 4 Sturgensian Staff Jr Play Crew Jr Play Student Director Sr Play Cast JHop Commit tee JHop Court Chorus 1234 A Cappella 234 Govt Day Homecom ing Committee Quill and Scroll WEAVER SUE ANN Class Officer 1 2 G A A 1 2 3 4 Off: cer 2 3 4 Sturgenslan Staff Jr Play Crew Sr Play Cast JHop Committee awww SA id 71? if 'tv 155 ...sf 7 5 ' 1 'z ii gre ,l v 1 . .Z I5 .4..-fr..-J' R , gf.. A: A G. .4 5. .W . 1.. , .i-- af?-.1 .Qs vhs -QQ ,0' , A . .Q 1. 4: 'T f ' J Hop Court Chorus 1 2 3 4 A Cop pella Choir 234 Govt Day Quill and Scroll WEGNER BEVERLY ANN A1234 Art Club 1 Jr 0 Crew Sr Play Crew JHop Commit tee Jr Achievement 234 Govt Day Intramurals 23. WELTY, SAM R. Class Officer 35 Jr. Play Casty Sr. Play Cast5 J-Hop Committee5 Chorus 4-Of'1i- cer 45 A Cappella Choir 45 Gov't. Day5 Forensics 35 Band 1,2,3,4-Officer 2,3, 45 Homecoming Committee5 Tennis 2, 35 Jr. Rotarian. WENZEL, DENNIS PHILIP Varsity Club 3,4-Officer 45 Jr. Play Crew5 Sr. Play Crew5 J-Hop Committee5 Gov't. Day5 Homecoming Committee5 Football 1,2,3,45 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Bas- ketball 1,2,3,45 Intramurals 1,25 Jr. Rota rian. Z fir 7' 'UQ WHEELER EUGENE C Jr Play Crew Government Day Youth enter 1 2 WIEDLEA JANE REYNOLDS Class Ofilcer 2 GAA 1234 Stur gensran Stat? Jr Play Cast Jr Play Crew Sr Play Cast JHop Committee Chorus 1 2 A Cappella Choir 2 Govt Day Jr Honor Roll Homecoming Com mittee FTA 3 French Club 34 Oftl cer 4 DA R Good Citizen Quill and Scroll WILDER MARLENE JEANETTE Quincy High School 1- Jr. Play Crew- Sr. Play Crew' Govt. Day' Co-op 4. WILL, GLORIA ANN Jr. Play Crew5 Sr. Play Crew5 J-Hop Committee5 Jr. Achievement 2,3,4- Officer 2,35 Gov't. Day5 Jr. Honor RolI5 Homecoming Committee. WILSON, LOIS JANE Jr. Play Crew5 Sr. Play Crew5 J-Hop Committee5 Gov't. Day5 Cafeteria 2. WILSON RICHARD .lr Play Crew Sr Play Crew JHop Commrttee Govt Day Detrost I2 WRIGHT VIRGINIA G A1234 FHA 12 OHucerI2 Trogan Tnmes Staff Jr Play Crew S Play Cast JHop Committee Govt Day Forensucs A Homecomnng Com mittee LEGO DAVID Chorus I2 Govt Day Band 'I Foot ball 'I Wrestlung MQCPHERSON JOHN HARRY Government Day- Co-op 4. 62 Q.: YOUNG CAROL MAE GAA 1234 FHA 'I2 Trogan Tlmes Staff Sturgensnan Stal? Jr Play Crew Sr Play Crew JHop Committee Jr Achievement Govt Day Homecomnng Commnttee ZOLLMAN LILLIAN ROSIETA GAA 'I 2 Jr Achnevement 2 3 Chor us I 2 3 4 Govt Day A Cappella Choir 2 3 4 Band I 2 3 4 Seniors Memories if N Sports 00, x 0 O. .Q 0.0.0. 6 .s 4 .O Q Q 0 0,0 .Q ,OOO Q , ,s., .O O 4 5 Q. Q O l Q E lx srz lf 4. ee 1 'I xi 65 Dim, 'US Coach Maher Varsity 1958 VARSITY BASEBALL RECORD Sturgis 5 Coldwater Sturgis 4 Sturgis 6 'Sturgis l l 'Sturgis 2 'Sturgis 6 'Sturgis T 'Sturgis 'Sturgis Sturgis Sturgis Sturgis Sturgis Conference Three Rivers Kalamazoo St. Augustine Three Rivers Marshall East Lansing Albion Battle Creek Lakeview Coldwater Howe Adrian Battle Creek Lakeview Kalamazoo St Augustine Baseball VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM Lett to Right First Row Jerry Todd Dennis Wenzel Floyd Yoder Tom Hickman Dick Thomas Jeffrey Schrader Terry Arklie Middle Row John Brunson John Kasdort Larry Kraft Marty Smith John Wenzel Wayne Shook Jim Howell Top Row Mgr Steve Eckert Wayne Kimble Roger Mllluman Dave Dobberteen Dick Grabe Dave DeHaven Charles Barnell Chuck Bunce Dave Darby mgr Wayne Keyser Coach Maher 'Hi' 'l ff aw c-x Wmmmw v L fA'3.Ln will x i Ap ,,,y w-vm. xg .iw 'H-tg.,-R -s 35. BASEBALL That s the way the ball bounces' And It sure dldnt bounce rnght as far as our Trolan baseball team was concerned' Included un thenr streak of breaks fall badly were three one run last lnnmg confer ence losses after they had upset one of the top TV teams East Lan sung by c sound 6 to 2 morgan The Varsity concluded the campaugn w a 5 wm 8 loss record ar below expectatuons before the sea son opened This ball club possessed some line potential os was shown when they fought Adnan Cone of the states bestj to the fTnal out before bowing In a hard fought contest 3 to O However the out come was nn doubt unhl the end Coach Maher alternated many boys In the startmg llneup Those who saw the most achon were Pitchers Floyd Yoder Jlm Howell Jeff Schrader Catchers Tom Huck man Dennus Wenzel lnflelders Marty Smith John Brunson Larry Kraft Terry Arklne Jerry Todd Out flelders Duck Thomos Wayne Shook John Kosdorf John Wenzel and Duck Grabe 3 2 BWV! if H 1 ' E R ' + .i , I I ' li I I I tl . 1 I 8 tn ' 1 . . . . , . 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Sturgus Sturgis Sturgis Sturgus Sturgns Sturgus Sturgus '..,1'7' Sfurgns Coach Roger Bates Reserve Baseball RESERVE BASEBALL TEAM 1958 RESERVE BASEBALL RECORD Colon Reserves Burr Oak Varsity Colon Reserves Coldwater Reserves Coldwater Reserves Burr Oak Varsnty Colon Reserves B C Lakevnew Reserves -P Left to Right Fnrst Row Duck Perslng Don Tlsdel Rudy Qunrun Laerd Wnlson Second Row Rich Holtz Dave Lora John Keagle Terry Poffenberger Ronme Schwartz Bob Lytle Chuck Anderson Thnrd Row Make Eckert Dan Gerow Ken Krause Denms McCarthy Mnke Darby Dave Grabe Ren Smith Don GFIHIOCN Earl Augerbrlght Phul Kltson Coach Roger Bates Fourth Row Leleune Morrison Eugene Melchl Ted Llndman Jam Mollsen Jerry Pmney Steve Yunker Dave Kelly Roxy Hoover VARSITY TENNIS TEAM et to Rlght Steve Brumbaugh Alan Kelly Jlm Muller Jnm Howard Alan Howard Bob Forrest on Magnus Blll Falkenstem Jerry Meyers Stu Swlhart and Coach Plerce Tenms Tenms got unto full swung an the sprung of 1958 as our Trolan netmen battled nn twelve matches They also partncrpated ID two tournaments the Twm Valley Con ference and the Regionals at Kalamazoo The squad turned rn an rmpresslve record consrdermg that they were inexperienced Sturgrs won five and dropped seven Double vnctorres were posted agalnst Marshall and Vicks burg whsle Three Rrvers concluded the lust of vrctornes St Augustine Coldwater and Howe Mnlntary handed our netmen double defeats whale Lakeview staged a single defeat ,.a1 Af? 40111 4 The squad lost five lettermen Jerry Meyers Stu Swrhart Al Howard Bull Falkenstem and Jnm Muller However the tenms squad ns looking forward to a very successful season under the excellent coachmg of Coach Plerce The cedes were as follows first sung es Ron Magnus second smgles Jrm Muller thurd smgles Jrm Howard fourth smgles Allen Kelly flrst doubles Jerry Meyers and Stu Swahart second doubles Bob Forrest and Steve Brumbaugh third doubles Al Howard and Ball Falkensteln 1958 VARSITY TENNIS Marshall B C Lakevrew Sturgls Sturgus Sturgrs Vlcksburg Sturgrs Kalamazoo St Augustrne Coldwater Marshall Kalamazoo St Augustrne Howe Sturgis Sturgis Sturgns Sturgrs Sturgis 3 Coldwater 4 Sturgls 5 Three Rrvers 2 Sturgls 5 Vrcksburg 2 Sturgns 3 Howe 5 Sturgis placed 7th an the Twm Valley meet at East Lansmg . .'l ,' v :H-ff ' , fix T ' ' 4: ,. ' '- Uv ' y, .Q I A. I q h .l ' ,f-Y ' I . V Q -f I - : 5- - 1 A A - Qu - ' Y!1-- ' I 1.1.12 'H' - 1- -- V- , ' v ' A g., , 11. 3 Q 1 i , Q -I 1' -qv v u Q Q nn wa., 'Q Q , f 3? li 11 1' 2' 1' zz Z1 1 1 Q1 1 .'... 11 QL' -,... , .. ... .. ..... ., ... .. 'neu .,.-' ' t lf ' 1 , ,' ' ,' , , , R ,' ', , ' , ' . O : I . . . - .! l Q ff ' ' T ' 5 2 ' 2 .. ' 5 . 6 . 1 .1 ' 2 . ' 5 ' 1 6 , ' 6 1 ,f 3 - l 4 , , ' 0 7 69 1958 TRACK RECORD Sturgus l4Vz Three Ruvers 36 Nlles 86V2 Sturgis 22'h Three Rlvers 39Vz B C Lakevuew 75 Sturgls 'I9Vz Dowaglac 50'h Vicksburg 36V2 Three Rlvers 3416 Sturgns 20 Llgomer 45Vz Howe 715 Sturgus 29 2X3 Bronson 20 'I 3 Coldwater 87 Twm Valley meet Sturgus 6th 14 317 pounts Trac of P, I I ' 1 'HE TRACK SQUAD A X QXRUI Havmg a young track squad Sturgus dad not have a very successful season last year but IS hoping to have a better record this year ln five triangular meets In 58 we placed second ln one and drew a thurd m the rest Sturgus was represented In the Hastmgs relays by Jerry Keyser Karl Toth Ronme Hormng and Pat Porter Led by Toth Keyser and Hormng the team placed sixth un the Twln Valley Karl blazed to a second In the hundred and a thnrd an the 220 and the broad lump Keyser drew a fourth nn the mule and Hornmg a fourth un the 880 Karl made a sparkling repeat performance In the regron ol and Hormng placed a thlrd In the half mule Nobody placed for Sturgis un the state meet S SKURB Tu, I H1301 Tu J Left to Rcght Fnrst Row Carl Curtls Ron Hornmg Jerry Keyser Karl Toth Jam Parker John Packer Second Row Steve Pmney Bob Large Vrrgnl Leatherman Pat Porter Bob Walker Gabnel Hudson Tom Altlmus Thnrd Row Coach Lor Ron Jamersan Jerry Luedders Bob Blood Terry Clouse Lynn Frlesner and Coach Grant 70 . ' 1 ' fl 1 U r ' r I J, ,Y wx- . A r R ,V ff' A v by L t T-,sf f eff' 'N ac s ,,.- F, , Q - ssgtsia -- ti we K A ,, ff .. ,xy ' 4 .-- 1 Q 1- A. ' T ' ' - ' 1 A . ' B , S X t:.t fg , -sa L A T A M , ef, I 3 wa, Q j S Hn , 5 ' nw TA V l . STUR it .- 3 1 64 G f ' if lsr nf iv ! V it. 'ft .r- ,N l 4 I 1 KI, 5 T R X -r 3 V 6 ,S , .' ' A ' . 1 ' 1 -N .K xl Af' X GOLF TEAM Left to Rrght Flrst Row Bob Schlage Tom Boaz Kenny Pserce Charles Puerson Second Row Roger Kllne Mlke Brahm Dave Zimmerman Coach Dullon The Sturgls Trojan Golf team had an unsuccessful season ln all of theer seven matches the golf team under the darectnon of Coach Dlllon came out on the short end Several good matches were played by our golf team but the teams from Marshall Coldwater Three Rrvers and a non conference team from St Augustme seemed to have better luck and skull Twice we were beaten by Marshall and Coldwater and once by Three Rlvers nn Twm Valley Conference play Sturgns placed seventh un the Twm Valley Tournament by edgmg out Marshall by one pornt Powerful East Lansing came un first wrth an extremely accurate golf team Greg Crossman Leland Qumn Bob Schlage and Dan Nelson were the fellows who generally made up our startmg four Tom Boaz Ken Pierce Dave Zlmmerman Bob Prough and Make Braham also saw action The outlook for the 1959 season as much better wrth many returmng 7 1958 VARSITY GOLF RECORD Sturgls Sturgis Sturgis Sturgis Sturgis Sturgus OS OS OS OS OST OS Marshall Coldwater Kalamazoo St Augustme Marshall Three Ruvers Coldwater Sturgls placed 7th In the Twm Valley meet at Albion f If 55,51 fx f'4J 3 n-. ,. - ..' ..L' 'r M, - ., , ,1 , Y :fm 5 i 4 4. -:M .. hiya . 19:1 If 4 ,wfzjgtwk-'FQ f ' mi 'T 1f3Z',,i5zf gewusf-.rg QQ , . ,, o 3111 H G I 5' I IH 0587, v 0 arstty Faotltull VARSITY RECORD Sturgis 33 Bronggn 5'Uf9is 21 B. C. Lakeview Sturgis Adrian Sturgis 7 Marshall Sturgis 47 Three Rivers Sturgis 7 East Lansing Sturgis 35 Albion Sturgis 6 Coldwater 176 Spirit + Skill I Success These ingredients, combined with Coach Harley Pierce's splendid guiding hand made this year's 58 Troian football team the best since 1945. This year's Troian gridders racked up an ex- ceptionally fine record against some very stiff competition! The 1945 Sturgis eleven concluded the season with a 5 win, 1 lost record, and the 1949 club sported the identical record of this year's team, ending with 6 wins and 2 losses. There have been other good ballclubs representing Sturgis, but none have had to face as tough opponents as the 58 squad met. We finished second in the conference with a fine conference record of 5 wins and 2 losses. We first tasted defeat at the hands of an inspired Marshall eleven fbefore their home- coming crowdj by a score of 7 to 13 in a very hard fought game! We also lost the sixth game of the campaign at East Lansing's homecoming celebration by a score of 7 to 21. East Lansing was named the state's No. I Class B team at the season's conclusion. TWIN VALLEY STANDINGS TEAM W L East Lansing 7 0 Sturgis 5 2 Marshall 5 2 Adrian 5 2 B. C. Lakeview 3 4 Coldwater 2 5 Three Rivers 1 5 Albion 0 7 Sturgis opened the season by crushing Bronson 33-6 and followed this victory with an explosive second half offense to down Battle Creek Lake- view 21-O. CWe scored all of our points in the last half.J We then traveled to Adrian and de- feated this tough Class A school 21-12. After the loss at Marshall, we returned home to blast our chief rival, Three Rivers, by a score of 47-0. Many school and conference records were re- established in this display of power. Sturgis then lost to East Lansing but rebounded by thumping Albion 35-6. The team concluded this fine season with our homecoming game against Coldwater whom we whipped 6-O in a very well played ballgame. At the season end, halfback Karl Toth fwho missed the conference scoring record by only two pointsj and guard Dick Grabe were selected on many All-State squads. Karl and Dick made the All-Conference Offensive Team, while they, plus Ron Magnus fhalfbacki, were chosen on the All-Conference Defensive Team. End Marty Smith, fullback Jerry Darby, and center Dennis Wenzel were given honorable mention. v, 1.5 if QT I Reserve Foetlnrll Sturgls Sturgis Sturgis Sturgrs Sturgrs Sturgrs pw -as Sturgus A fi Y.-qt-qu RESERVE RECORD Coldwater B C Lakevrew B C Center Coldwater Three Rrvers Three Ravers Kal St Aug fe Coach New f of Dillon Asst Coach Grant The reserve squad posted a fine season s record of live wms and two losses They handuly whupped B C Lakevuew Kalamazoo St Augustune and Cold water ftwlcej Coach Dnllon s squad stubbornly pushed Class A Battle Creek Central s Reserves to the lumnt before losmg by a safety nn the ram 6 8' In the flrst of two games with a strong Three Ruvers club we were turned back 21 38 but we were the first team all season who was able to score on them ln the second game we ruined thelr unbeaten record by conquering them 21 0 Coach Dillon and hrs assistant Coach Grant feel that many of the boys wlll make excellent varsrty prospects next fall' The squad was composed of 2 tumors 20 sophomores and 2 freshman ef F l ROW L to R Te fY ClOUSe Earl Augerbrught Vnrg-l Leatherman Dave Kelly Don Tlsdel Doug Grabe Ron Kreps Alan Kelly Dave Jones Middle Row Coach Drllon Gabriel Hudson Phul Kltson Denms McCarthy Dave Grabe Make Ash Steve Eckert, Ben Bordnef, Lynn Frlesner, Asst Coach Grant Back Row Wes Freeland, Bob Lytle, Denms Ebel, Brian Weav er, Tom Curry, Roxy Hoover, Bob large, Denms Guy, Floyd Hayden ' 27 ' T2 . . ' ' 6 . . ' T9 . . . . ' ' 35 . . . , n '11 ' lk 'L tr YPA, y T 9, X y . . . , . 4 . . Q X X I ' I . . , yr A 11 ll I ,5 7 f 4' ' 2 P . . . . . H , swqWz,,'Q il I ' - ' 4 1.31. ' ' k -at 15,2 5. 1 ,sus Q fs 'fs V ' I fes3'ffsL'Q fe If - - -Q ss5eif,,,.4 ., A- - - ,L Aw 43,5 -.,,.,,g':- I . I , AT T ggi-3 .,., ' I I ' ' . 4 , ' l f Q v, . 1 ' f I , l I l lrs ' ' ': I I I l I I 1 l 1 r I I - ' : . I . I . . , . I I , I 76 Sturgis Sturgis Sturgis Sturgis Sturgis Sturgis Frash Faatball FRESHMAN RECORD Three Rivers 2'l Coldwater 7 Three Rivers 26 Elkhart N. S. 21 Coldwater T3 Kal. St. Aug. 2'l Coach Finlay, after having posted a marvelous record of 25 wins 3 losses and l tue In his last five seasons as freshman foot ball coach finally took his bumps In o bitter dose this year The inexperienced freshman finished the campaign with no wins and slx losses They had the heart and desire but always seemed to be outmanned conse quently were outscored Coach Finlay Ass't. Coach Lori Coach Finlay and has assistant Coach Lori hope that with added experience they will develop and grasp some of footballs intangibles However the coaches do feel there is some good maternal here that will make fine reserve fmaybe varsityl prospects next fall l .1 l ser Jlm Gushwo Chuch Vcnzlle Second Row Doug Dumonf Dave Hecht Dave Hearld Gary Falkenstem Mike Potts Tom Altnmus Kenny Wilson Jack Meyers David Wegner Jim Ryan Chuck Dnbble Third Row John Carpenter Alan Covey Rick Fisher Tom Werner Steve Palmer Dan Evert Joe Welty Tom Adams Doug Haller Dan Myers Fourth Row Asst Coach Lori Mgr Bruce Dull Rick McEIhenue Bob Kelm Dennis Durnell Robert Addison Lvary Bower Rick Currier Chuck Parker Chuck Hunchen Doug VanZlle Coach Finlay 77 I , I . . . . , I . First Row, L. to R.: Kim Kershner, Roger Will, Mike Dunkleberger, JOl'1ft l-lCl17Yf Vemon VUnWhYf R09e Bolfeff M'ke 95 1 .af 'SF 5 1 i V. Q ,, ,y A L fd, 4 ff 5 Y 5+ ZX , , 715 ,Q Q- .L XM 1 ug? Z fly, gl' E' I 'X h 'iv A f Egg fr' 1?ffQg'1ig'.,wf JB 9 ax ' S 5, , . ., 1 .- :vv Azz, V-,.. r Af-Q,, hi L2 'Y , aww? 4 Q gi Q I FA, ' Q-M. iz? - 4 30? , .a Q K 2 a 'iii gy 'iii I I f' 2334 Em Distfiff and Regional Champions VARSITY RECORD Sturgis 57 Bronson Sturgis 29 East Lansing Sturgis 75 Albion Sturgis 51 Adrian Sturgis 62 Battle Creek Lakeview Sturgis 64 Coldwater Sturgis 56 Three Rivers Sturgis 45 Marshall Sturgis 46 East Lansing Sturgis 77 Albion Sturgis 70 Bronson Sturgis 51 Adrian Sturgis 70 Battle Creek Lakeview Sturgis 91' Coldwater Sturgis 57 Three Rivers Sturgis 76 Marshall 'Conference Scoring Record V A R S I T Y FINAL TWIN VALLEY STANDINGS TEAM W L East Lansing 13 1 Three Rivers 10 4 Adrian 10 4 Sturgis 8 6 Battle Creek Lakeview 6 8 Albion 4 10 Marshall 2 I2 Coldwater 2 12 1958-I959 Varsity Basketball The 58-59 SHS basketball fans experienced both bitter disappointment and tremendous excitement this year. After a mediocre start, the team was rolling in high gear at the finish. ln conference play the Varsity concluded with 8 wins and 6 losses, but they added 2 wins over Bronson for an overall record of 10 wins - 6 losses. The squad opened the campaign with an im- pressive victory over high-rated Bronson feasily the best club in the Little C J, but followed with a pitiful ex- hibition of ball handling against East Lansing's defending state champs. This in and out brand of ball continued throughout the first half of the season, however, as the season progressed, Coach Dillon's club showed out- standing improvement. We lost two games apiece to East Lansing and Adrian but after losing the first at Battle Creek Lakeview, 62 to 74, we routed the Spartans 70-37 in the return engagement. Following this power display we iourneyed to Coldwater and proceeded to rewrite the conference scoring record in a 91 to 66 trounce of the Cards. Then came the big one! Three Rivers pulled into town with an exceptional ball club, a fine record, and one victory over Sturgis already Cthey had ripped us earlier 77-5619. Approximately 312 hours later, T.R. Iimped home with a 57 to 52 defeat hanging over their heads. In the regular season finale at Marshall we won a hair-raiser 76 to 74. Thus concluded a fine regular season, with everyone's attention turning toward the tournaments lwith their fingers crossj. WHAT HAPPENED IN THE TOURNAMENTS . . . TURN PAGE C vu.-1, Cv Q.,-FN-... DAVE DARBY: Senior Co-Captain Center . . . Third year on Varsity . . . 6'5 , T87 lbs .... Played exceptional basketball all year . . . Received num- erous All-State honorsg was unanimous selection for All-Conference squad . . . Broken S.H.S. Records - total points in regular season-349 Cpreviously 32655 most points in T-V action - 299 Cwas 28815 37 points in a single game fwas 3457 shattered all existing rebounding rec- ords . . . Broken Conference Records - 357 rebounds in conference season Cwas 24TTg 40 rebounds in single game Cwas 355g 37 points in one game Ctiedlp T7 consecutive free throws Cout of T7 at- tempts in one game-against Marshallj. DISTRICT STURGIS QTO-6D ., , 55 Coldwater C2-T41 . 5T STURGIS CTT-6I .. ......,. 49 Hillsdale CTT-41 ..,. ,..,.. 4 6 REGIONAL STURGIS CT2-6T ..... 53 Hastings U5-35 ..... 5T STURGIS CT3-6D 63 Jackson St, John CT7-TT . 49 STURGIS CT4-65 ....,. 50 East Lansing CT8-TT ,.,, 49 STATE QUARTER-FINALS STURGIS CT5-6T . ,. 48 Plainwell T20-TJ ...... 58 CONGRATULATIONS I Marty Smith-Co-Captain MARTY SMITH: Senior Co-Captain . . . Forward . . . Third year on Varsity . . . 6'3 , T95 lbs. . . . Fine Rebounder This T82 rebounds placed him second on team-next to Darby's 399-also placed 2nd in conferencej . . . Scored T35 points . . . His scoring improved greatly as season progressed . . . Received All-Conference recognition . . . Was noted for defensive skill . . . Good jumping ability. JERRY TODD: Senior . . . Guard . . . Second year on Varsity . . . 5'9 , T53 lbs .... Scored T09 points . . . Consistent scorer with long jump shot when needed . . . However was Trojan playmaker . . . Good ballhandler and dribbler . . . Fine defensively and very fast. STEVE ECKERT: Freshman . . . Guard . . . First year on Varsity .. . 5'TT , T50 lbs .... Scored T39 points in eight games iwas pro- moted trom Reserve squad after fourth gamej . . . Was on the start- ing five during season's second half . . . Fine outcourt accuracy . . . Great potential. MIKE ECKERT: Junior . . . Forward . . . Second year on Varsity . . . 5'TT , T70 pounds . . . Scored 94 points . . . Fine jump shot and very good accuracy when hot Good ballhandler. Surprisingly good rebounder for height . . . Should be great asset to squad next year. Jerry Todd Steve Mike Denny Wenze Pat Porter DENNIS WENZEL Senior Forward or Guard Second year on Varsuty Scored 29 poants Started occasnonally Good bollhandler Excellent pass Showed scorung poten nal at tnmes Added depth to bench LARRY KRAFT Senior Center Fnrst year on Varsrty 176 s Scored 14 poxnts Played In Dar by s shadow however IS better ballplayer than given credut or good rebounder Can score when opportunnty as presented 'AIKE DARBY Sophomore Guard or Forward lrst year on Varsity Scored 42 points Very good scorer Should nmprove wrth expernence Fine loallhandler Was cs f1rst llne substnute and started occasionally DAVE DOBBERTEEN Junior Guard Furst year on Varsity 15 Scored 24 points Occa stonally showed sparks of good outcourt accuracy Very good ballhandler and drnbbler Fune playmaker Good rebounder considering henght disadvantage PAT PORTER Jumor Forward Second year on Varsity 181 s Scored 17 pounts Good rebounder Can score when o Should nmprove wnth year s experlence as much determination RON HORNING Jumor Guard Fnrst year on Varsnty 13 s Very as Fme driver and dnb bler Suze ns bug dnsad vantage Con score wnth IUmP Shot Ron Hornmg Larry Kraft Dave Dobberteen Wm X ' ...6', 175 lbs .... ' . er... ' - i ...6'2 , lb.... ...F' 3 ' ...5'1l ,160 4 1 lbs ..., ' Y -'- 221. ' ...5'8 , 5lbs.... ' ..,6'2 , lb .... iii, . , rl: ht ... ' ' ' ' ...H ...5'8 , 6lb.... ft...' ' '- 5 The Trolan reserve squad under the drrectton Coach Harley Pierce started terrrflcally but slowed down near the season s end In wrnnmg erght of their ttrst eleven games they rolled up some very rmpres slve scores They concluded the season woth the very respectable record of 9 wlns and 7 losses Thus squad should furnish the Va stty wnth some very capable talent next year The bays wno saw the most actron were Sophomore guard Ron Krep the teams leading scorer and rump shot artnst guard Terry McCarthy a tlne outcourt shot Denny McCarthy a sophomore forward whose r boundnng and S orlng helped greatly sophomore center Ken Krause who shared the positron wuth feslrnran Mlke Ash and sophomore Ted LIFIClmG ' J good pressure p ayer we h sccr ng abrlrty Reserve Basketball Sturgis Sturgis Sturgrs Sturgis Sturgis Sturgls Sturgis Sturgis Sturgis Sturgis Sturgis Sturgis Sturgis Sturgis Sturgus Sturgis RESERVF RECORD Bronson East Lansing Alblon Adnan Battle Creek Coldwater Three Ravers Marshall East Lansing Albion Bronson Adnan Battle Creek Coldwater Three Rrvers Marshall Lakeview Lakevnew First Row Left to rrght Mgr Vernon VanWhy Ted Landman Tom Werner Jrm Kershner Dave Hearld Dan Evert Make Smlley Terry McCarthy Second Row Lett to rlght Ron Kreps Denny McCarthy Dan Gerow Phul Kttson Ken Krause Doug Grabe Ed Johnsonbaugh and Coach Harley Pverce First Row Left to right Terry Ridley Bob Prough Roxy Hoover Jett Millett Chuck Bunce Chuck Barnell Earl Augerbright Ken Wilson Bill Machan Bob Blood Dennis Ebel Roy Baker Second Row Left to right Coach Finlay Rick Fisher Dave Kelley Brian Weaver Ed Cleveland Bob Large Paul Lepard Chris Gustafson Don Keller Asst Coach Grant WRESTLING CAPTAINS AND COACHES Left to right Coach Finlay Co captain Barnell Co captain Sturgis Sturgis Sturgis Sturgis Sturgis Sturgis Sturgis Sturgis Sturgis Sturgis Varsity Wrestling VARSITY WRESTLING RECORD Coldwater Battle Creek Cent Res Kalamazoo Central Howe Nies Howe Coldwater Allegan Nies Dowagiac Blood Coach Gram TWIN VALLEY QUADRANGULAR AT STURGIS The Varsity Wrestling team under the very capable guidance of Coach Finlay and Asst Coach Grant con cluded the season with a record of 4 wins and 7 losses The team was very inexperienced this year as there was only one senior on the whole squad Co-Captain Chuck Barnell. However they gave a good account of them- selves in every match and they wrestled some of the most rugged competition in the state. Sturgis was the host school this year to the first East Lansing 81 Adrian 53 Coldwater 31 Sturgis 28 Twin Valley Wrestling meet in the conferences history All schools in the Twin Valley oftering wrestling par trcipated Those participating were East Lansing who won lst place Adrian who captured 2nd Coldwater - 3rd and Sturgis who finished fourth. Boys placing for Sturgis were: Co-Captain Chuck Barnell - 'Ist U75 poundsl Bob Prough - lst lll5 poundsl Don Keller - 2nd U46 poundsl, Co-Capt. Bob Blood - 3rd H35 poundsl, Chuck Bunce - 3rd C165 poundsl. Reserve Wrestling First Row Left to right Dave Hecht Dennis Durnell Charles Laughlin Don Tisdel Grover Young Mike Potts Charles Hlnchen Tom Altimus Gary Falkenstem Floyd Hayden Second Row Left to right Coach Finlay Jerry Clause Randy Agley Gary Bower Lynn Friesner Harvey Janotta Jack Meyers Steve Yunker Terry Teal Coach Grant Junior High Basketball 7th Grade Won 8 Lost 3 8th Grade Won Lost 5 Front Row l7th gradelz L. to R.-Larry Reed Lanny Harker Jack Goethals Lawrenc- Hart Rick Meyers Tom Dillon Denny Gilbo. Absent: John Johnsonbaugh Keith Thomas Don Sherman Rick Kershner. Back Row l8th gradei: L. to R.-Wayne Keyser John Washburn Tom Gerow Norman Grabe Bud Jenner Coach Botes. Absent: Jim Royer Mike Lukomski Jim Kershner Dan Kellay Roy Rider Don Frost. -www Activities 3-5 55 f ,ga a 2 , 'gli S turgensian Staff , K ,Q 'K 6 I , Mg . .13 it-,JK r wg! fi, pf 'EDITOR-Jane Wiedlea Y ' This year's staft is proud to present the T959 Stur- gensian Since there was no Journalism class available this year members worked seventh hour and during any spare time they had Miss Whltelock selected the staff and under her direction the work began A theme was chosen and a color was picked The art editor started working on illustrations while the other editors planned pages Copy was assigned written and typed and then sent to the printer Mr Niles the staff photographer took scores of pictures for the student pages and activities section When these were returned the paste up editor and her staff ART EDITOR Nancy PLANNING AND PRODUCTION EDITORS Sally Weaver and Judy Brebner began assembling the pages. The advertisement crew was busy meanwhile selling space to local merchants to help finance the book When the pages were all completed and every detail was trnple checked they were sent to the publisher and the staff sat back and awaited Class Day At the assembly the masterpiece was unveiled to you the student body All those who worked so hard to make this yearbook one of the best hope that you will enloy it and that it will be a reasury of happy memories in years to come SPORTS EDITOR Terry Arklne 'F' if fu! T egg' YPING STAFF First Row April Upham Jill Freeland typing editor Judy FHS' Row Shlelo Keyser Jean Hollz Vlrgmm Wnghl Dorolhy Bothamley Second Row Marcia Lehmer Janet Falkenstem Fair Missing Mary Klme l I I . . . . . I - 1 . . I I I I I ff - ff - . I . . I I ' , ' , 1 ' ' . . A . . 1 I f , ' I . ' A 4 'ff , 5 A QI fl ' J' ff I 1 3 , yi J, 4: , i I , X A L4 7 A A F fu , U V V, K . , ,., t I , ' if - V .fx 4 W9 , I J I Q ' ,Q f , - --- , . --f-M., 4 ,Z , ' I : Jr, ... A e - - ,W -L . A J , ., I n i 'jg ..4' I V I Q 7' . ,. T- ., , - J A , r A ' ff -f , 1 ' 'Zn 'L s ' 86 . . n u . v . 1 . . I : ' ' I 3 . . 1 1 1 I z ' I ' . BUSINESS STAFF First Row: Nancy Dowty, co-advertising headg Joanna Rommel, co-advertising heady Janet Mieras. Second Row: Dorothy Fair, Melody Norton, business managerg Judy Van Zile, Mary Lou Hawkins, sales manager. Third Row: Ron Magnus, Mike Braham. PLANNING STAFF First Raw: Marilyn Tisdel, completion editor I t , N Nancy Washburn, art editorg Mary Ann Geothals .c.t to r:g...: picture editor. Second Row: Karen Leihn, liter ary editor, Jane Wiedlea, editor. Third Row Sally Weaver, planning editorg Terry Arklie sports editorg Judy Brebner, production editor, WRITING STAFF Sue Ann Charron, senior picture editor. 91 irst Raw Bonnie Cross Janet Mieras Marcia Lehmer Second Row Karen Leihn literary editor Third Row Jef? Schrader Roger Kline Mike Braham Ruth Runyan Judy Bothamley Judy Van Zile Bonnie Parr Missing Ronnie Magnus Karen Perry Sally Weaver Janet Horrom Rich Evert Marty Smith Bob Cummins su First Row Mary Ann Geothals picture editor Karen George underclassmen picture editor Ellen Smith faculty picture editor Second Row Barbara Briggs activities picture editor Sue Ann Charron senior picture editor Sue Weaver assistant activities picture editor First Row Judy Prentice Jill Freeland Marilyn left to Hgh' Tlsdel completion editor Second Row Sue 87 Weaver paste up editor Myrtle Rivers Vivaleene Chapman Jean Holtz VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Left to Rught Sheula Keyser Mary Funlay Karen George Carol Theusmann Kendra Johnson Duxue Wagner Cheerleaders The cheerleadung squads of 59 consusted of seventeen gurls who dud a tremendous uob un brungung school spurut to S H S For the first tume un the hustory of our school we had three squads the thurd beung the freshman squad whuch consusted of five gurls Thus new arrangement guves freshmen valuable experuence so they wull be able to take over the varsuty later CHEERLEADING OFFICERS General Captaun Muss Huckey Advusor Lunda Elluott Captaun of Reserves Karen George Treasurer tl Many new yells were untroduced to the stu dent body throughout the course of the school year Another new addutuon was unuforms The tradutuonal black skurts of the varsuty squad have been replaced by whute pleated skurts and dufferent emblems decorate the fronts of theur sweaters The squads were very busy thus year Last summer they dud a great deal of practucung cheers and they started the school year off by sponsorung a dance Back To School Bounce Durung the football season the gurls sold puns whuch read We re For Sturgus and they sold mums at the Homecomung game agaun thus year We would luke to guve a bug salute to our cheerleadung squads and theur advusor Muss ' 1 ' , ' 1 , ' 1 1 - 1 - I 1 , 1 I 1 1 n . . . , ' - 11 11 . . . 1 - Q . I D I ' - 11 1 - 11 I I . . . I . Left to Right: Sheila Keyser, Captain of Varsityg Carol Theismann, Hickey 1 1 - l f 1 x W4 I 4 Z e if QIMM' ! I7 fgxlsf 1 88 .1 Z, Q lu l ft FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS Left to Right Nancy Mercer Jane Woods Pam Mullet? Jean Woods Sylvna Meyers RESERVE CHEERLEADERS Left io Rughf Kay Forrest Barbara Kronberg Myrna Dougan Sally Snes Mary Jane Brooks Lmda Elluotr .fx rat' ,J Varsity Club ml f ,, ,us Coach Prerce advusor R Marty Smnth The T958 59 Varsnty Club had a very successful year The club was composed of thnrty seven mem bers They were under the very able guldance of Coach Maher and Coach Pierce The club sponsored the Homecomnng pep meetmg and provlded the student body with a very amusrng show They also co sponsored the Homecoming dance wnth the Sensor Class During the dance the club rattled off the football used nn the Homecommg game which was sngned by the members of the football squad A trnp to Chicago was the hlghlnght of the year ny Wenzel Sergeant-at-Arms' Chuck Barnell Vice-Presudent President Ed Purdy SecretaryTreasurer The club sold programs for the football and basketball games The new whnrlpool whrch was purchased thls year was paid for In part by the Varslty Club After many dlscussnons the Varsity Club decided to change the award system They decxded that nt would be more beneflcsal to the athlete and the school for the members to recelve medals nnstead of the usual letters Thus year the club will be losing twenty mem bers but they are looklng forward to another successful year In T959 60 Frst Row L to R Jerry Darby Ed Purdy Chuck Bunce Bob Blood Don Keller Jlm Molson Mxke Ec ert Denny Wenzel Terry Arlclle Don Gerow Larry Kraft S cond Row L o R Dave DeHaven Ron Magnus Ken Heorld Ron Ho ning Steve Brumbaugh Make Braham Ed Cleveland .Ium Royeton Jerry Todd Marty Smnth Pat Porter Roger Mlllnman Chuck Barnell Thnrd Row L to R Dck Grabe Jxm Howell Ken Krau e Bob Wa ke Jeff Schrader C rl C rtls Alan Ke y Mnke Darby Terry McCarthy Karl Toth Roge Howard Tea Llndman Bob Prough S0'l00l IDS UV .. 1 Front Row L to R Lunda Wyer Janet Horrom Presudent Second Row L to R Duck Nordahl Maruorue Sponsel Treasurer Don Nordahl Secretary Chuck Barnell Vuce Presudent Barbara Wulcox Connue Lahmeyer Absent Dennis McCarthy James Kerchner Youth Center Once agaun the members of the Sturgus Youth Center have enloyea a fun filled year Senuor hugh students used the Youth Center from sux thurty untul nunethurty on Tuesday nught and from nune untul twelve on Fruday nught These faculutues were turned over to the Junuor hugh students from seven untul ten on Saturday nught The annual Chrustmas Formal wuth Bobby Wears Orchestra furnushung the musuc was a great success A very actuve vacation program was organuzed and carried out last summer Another such program planned for thus summer Youth Center oftucers thus year were Presudent Janet Horrom Vuce President Chuck Barnell Treas urer, Morgue Sponselg and Secretary, Don Nordahl. Mr. O. Kribs was supervisor of the Youth Center and was ably assisted by Mr. and Mrs. Paul Casaultp Mrs. Kribsg Mrs. V. Soulesg Cathryn Kribsg Mrs. Hor- romg and Mrs. Madeline Packer. Mr Casault Mr Knbg Left to Right: Mrs. Soules, Mrs. Kribs, Miss Kribs, Mr. Kribs, M Casault, Mrs. Casault, Mrs. Packer, Mrs, Horrom. me Out for Gm Mr Tyler Dlrector Howard Carol Agnes Carol Gunger Carol Joan Carol Jeannie Carol Llzzle Tommy Green Eddue Mr Wnlson Mr HoHman Student Durectors JUNIOR PLAY CAST TIME OUT FOR GINGER The class ot 59 presented Tame Out For Grnger as therr Jumor Play The three act comedy provnded excellent entertamment for students and adults on the 19th and 20th of Aprul The student thesprans dad a tlne 'ob of mterpretung the play whnch was based on Grnger Carol and her family Ginger a llvely I4 year old gurl lnsrsted on playing football She started her tomboylsh career on the hugh school football team but soon abandoned the whrm She decided that besng a regular young lady would provide her wnth a more fun fllled future The class of 59 us very grateful to Mr Tyler the drrector and hrs able assostant dnrectors Sheula Keyser Mary Johnsonbaugh and Sally Weaver The cast and crew wall always remember the hectic and goyous moments of the productnon and presentatlon of Tame Out For Ginger Charles Barnell Bonnle Cross Judy Bothamley Jane Wnedlea Nancy Kirby Karen George Barbara Bruggs Mary Ann Goethals Judy Brebner Marge Good Sue Ann Charron Sam Welty Terry Arklue Jum Royeton Ron Magnus Melvin VanVorst Marty Smrth Greg Crossman Mvke Braham Sally Weaver Sherla Keyser Mary Johnsonbaugh IFnday night cast flrstl JUNIOR PLAY CREW Left to Rrght Dave DeHaven Wayne Bnley Ed Purdy Tom Boaz Frank Harter Denny Wenzel Larry Kraft 11124 ll Il ll ' ' ll ' 1 - I - - I . I 11 11 - - ' - 1 r -1 1 I , ,, . . ,, - , ws - I at , ff 'wg IX 4 , ' . 5 A ,Q - : , , I , l , , , - . . f if ,, ' 1 'C ' . Mrs. Orcutt .,.,.,.., Olga Brandt. ,.. Mattie fMaidJ ..,..........,... Frank lHousemanJ .,.... ,.... Mary Harper fBig Mary, .... Mary McCune Clittle Mary, r......A. Bernice Niemeyer. ..... ..,.. . Madeleine Vauclain ,....,. Judith Canfield .. Ann Braddock . Kaye Hamilton .,.... Jean Maitland ,. . Bobby Melrose r..,. .. Louise Mitchell ...,., Susan Paige .. ., Pat Devine.. ., , Kendall Adams. ..., , Terry Randall... Tony Gillette ..,., ,. Ellen Denick .....,.t . Sam Hastings ,..,.. , , Jimmy Devereaux A... .. Fred Powell .,.,....,.,.., lou Milhauser .,.. .. David Kingsly, , Keith Burgess ,... Judy Bothamley ............,.Bonnie Cross , Sue Ann Charron .Roger Kline Janet Horrom Ruth Runyan .. .Carole Young , ,. Shelia Keyser Barbara McNulty .. . t...., Marilyn Tisdel ..-Karen George Mary Ann Goethals .. . Billie Sullivan ..,,.,, , Jill Freeland .. .... ,, .Nancy Kirby Sally and Sue Weaver . M Nancy Dowty .....,.......,.Jane Wiedlea Vivaleene Chapman . ..... Jean Holtz ,, .Terry Arklie . ,. .t., Sam Welty ........Jim Royeton . ..r., Marty Smith ,. . , Chuck Barnell , . Ron Magnus Dr. Randall ..,......,.,.,..,......... ..,.... ..t..... J e ff Schrader Adolph Gretzl ,...r.,,,...,..,.,......,........ , ....,..,,,.., Ed Purdy Larry Westcott CPublicity Man, ,...,, ...Greg Crossman Billy fPhotographerJ ,,.,,.,...,...,,...,,. ,.....,...... E llen Smith 'k 'k 'A' 'A' Student Director: Roger Marks Stage Manager: Franklin Harter Business Manager: Mary Johnsonbaugh Stage Dear After six weeks of learning lines, forgetting them, finding costumes and props, and worrying over sick actresses as well as other sundry difficulties, the Senior Class of 1959 finally worked out a production under the guidance of Mr. Hugh Tylor and his student director. On opening night, November 21, the play presented sparkling wit, pointed punch lines, and excellent character portrayals. The Ferber-Kaufman concoction entitled Stage Door opened on a living scene in The Footlights Club, a home for girls on the stage. The play is about a young actress, Terry Randall. A truly fine actress, nevertheless, Terry finds herself unable to find a part. Several forces, such as a successful Hollywood star, and a young Hollywood producer she thought she loved, tried to deter her. True to her ideals, she decided to keep to her dream, and in the end wins not only a fabulous part in a new play but the love of a Hollywood film executive whose desire is to be a director on the stage. Ably supported by a cast of thirty, the play included such characters as a Big Mary, who was little, a Little Mary, who was big, a temperamental Russian pianist named Olga, a delight- ful old lady who could never forget the theater, and many other young men and women whose common desire was to act on the stage. The actors, plus a good crew, an excellent set, and fine management helped make this senior play an evening of first- rate entertainment. 96 Future Homemakers of Amenca Left to Rught Carol Conrad Vuce President louise Smlth Presldent The Future Homemakers of America under the capable leadershup of Mrs Aluce Scheetz advusor and Mrs Robert Burton club mother began thus years actuvutues with a formal umtuatuon held un the gym The gurls mothers were mvnted to attend In the fall the club attended the regnonal FHA meetlng which was held In Portage The Future Homemakers sponsored a dance The Snowman Bounce In December that was open to everyone In the hugh school At Chrnstmas tume they went carollng at Sturgls Memorual Hospital and several of the nursmg homes nn the cnty The club members made cooknes to send to a nursmg home un Centreville after Christmas OTTICGFS for the 1958 1959 year are Louuse Smnth Presndent Carol Conrad Vnce Presndent Andrea Van Zlle Secretary Judy Abbs Treasurer Carolyn Teat ers Reporter and Hustornan Phyllus Sadewasser Par lnamentarran Mary Boocher Song Leader Bonnie Swlhart Pianist and Joyce Burton Recreation Leader Jud: Abbs Treasurer Back Row Bom-ngSwnhart Pnamst Joyce Burton Recreatlon Leader Mary Boocher Music Leader Carolyn Teeters Reporter Hnstonan Phyllis Sadewasser Parlnamentanan 4334 KJ Front Row L to R Joyce Burton Bonme Swuhart Carol Conrad Loulse Smlth Jud: Abbs Phyllis Sadewasser Carolyn Teeters Back Row Lmda Hetzler Jean Keagle Cormne Jeftery Mary Ann Boochery Mrs Aluce Scheetz Mary Lou Nelson Marlorle Oxender Janet Washburn Sue Smith 98 S I , I , I I - I I I ' ' I 1 Q .. . , . . mtl , I ' 11 1 f ,, . . 1 5 ' f 1 o . . , ' 'suv T . . . - 3 I I f ' I ' r I 1 F ' 1 I I ' I 1 7 I F I ' I 1 ' I 1 I I 7 : ' , 7 f F I F ' ' I 1 . 4 A ' 1 ' , 3 Ei 'V K ' , W . 3 Q , 5' H ' ' 6 ATM' ' 3 0 .1 A F' , . 1 v f . Q J 4 a , V- .. , , . I ' -- ul 1 J ... Y Y ,f , be 4 , , ' n fills ' T n ' ' -- o 4 , r ' Z' 'f , - u I u I . Y ' 'T 4, , , 5 4 . . 1 'F ' lx, . X : , C J 5. f I I , 1' . 'v-,..N,,, 1 - -3 1 1 1 1 1 I . : 1 I I . , , , , . Future Teachers of America Front Row: L. to R:-Jean Pagels, Joan Siegel, Joanna Rommel, Mary Johnsonbaugh, Karen Leihn, Marcia Lehmer. Back Row: L. to R. - Kendra Johnson, Carol Theismann, Marilyn Hovda, Cynthia Addison, Marilyn Tisdel, Mary Kay Bunge, Sherry Broadwell, Judy Porst. Third ROW: L. to R.-David Bixler, Mary Finlay, Pat Prince, Ellen Smith, Mr. Richard Miller, Mrs. Britton. Under the capable guidance of Mrs. Mildred Britton and the new sponsor, Mr. Richard Miller, the Sturgis Chapter of the Future Teachers of America had a very successful year. At the beginning of the year, a candlelight initiation was held. In October, Miss Floiad Collins told the club members about the National Edu- cation Association Convention which she attended as a delegate. FTA was also fortunate to have speakers such as Mr. John Finch, a teacher from London, England, and Mrs. Konrad Kaltenbach, who spent one year at the University of Lebanon in Beirut. Early in November, six delegates from Sturgis attended the T958 Area Meeting of Future Teachers ot America and the Student Michigan Front Row: L. to R. - Jean Pagels, Secretary: Marilyn Tisdel, President, Marcia Leh- mer, Vice-President. Back Row: L. to R.-Joan Siegel, Librarian, Joanna Rommel, Treasurer. 99 Education Association in Kalamazoo. At the No- vember meeting, Sturgis was host to FTA clubs from Coldwater, Three Rivers, and Colon and the French and Science Clubs ot Sturgis. As a Christ- mas proiect, FTA made a scrapbook and collected books, puzzles, and records for the Handicapped Children's Class in Sturgis. Throughout the course of the year, the club members were also enter- tained by educational Hlms and a ioint meeting with the Teachers' Club. Most of the members have received the national FTA pins. Officers for the T958-i959 year were: Marilyn Tisdel, President, Marcia Lehmer, Vice-President and Program Chairman, Jeanne Pagels, Secre- tary, Joanna Rommel, Treasurer, and Joan Siegel, Librarian. le Ce rcle Francais 4-4 First Row L to R Jane Wredlec Presudent Judy Brebner Treasurer Judy Porst Secretary Second Row L to R Dave Jones Vice Prw dent Mary Frnlay Commrttee Head Bob Frost Commnttee Head Le Cercle Francals was organnzed In T957 for the purpose of grvlng French students a chance to speak and hear the French language outside the class room Thenr programs were constructed to gave them practlce IH speakmg on an nnformal conv rsatlonal level The thxrty members and their sponsor Mrs Ash lonned wnth the FTA group to hear a teacher from England speak They also enloyed a Chrustmas party hrghlnghted wlth a talk by a teacher from Three Rrvers who ss a French exchange teacher Later In the year the members participated In a short play Meetungs were held once a month presnded over by Presldent Jane Wledlea Vice Presldent Dave Jones Secretary Judy Porst Treasurer Judy Brebner and commlttee members Mary Fnnlay and Bob Frost First Row: L. to R.-Jane Wiedlea, Jean Woods, Pat Prince, JGI16 Woods, JUCJY POVSYJ Second Row: L. to R.-Marilyn Tisdel, Anita Mayer, Lew Jean Kline, CYI'1Yl1iO AdCllS0f1r -lUdY Bfebnefr Third Row: L. to R.-Steve Pinney, Bob Walker, Betty Maloney, Dove 10095, MCVY Fif1lCY, Bob Frost, Bob Sherman, Roger Horrom. library Club 1.7 G- Q'- S. QQ' Fnrst Row L to R John Davns Myrtle Rnvers Norman Kasmauskns Second Row L to R Jannce Teadt John Strange Ron Knng Armetna Garden Rosanne Krause Julna Babka Durnng the flrst few weeks of school the students who were nnterested nn the lnbrary club were very busy gettnng nt organnzed They elected Myrtle Rnvers presndent Norman Kasmauskns vnce presndent John Davns secretary treasurer and John Strange socnal chanrman The enghteen members kept busy under the dnrectnon of Mrs Polleys Some of the thnngs they dnd were keepnng the shelves neat the magaznnes stranght the card file up to date puttnng books and magaznnes away helpnng the students flnd reference maternal and checknng nn and out books and refer ence maternal In thns way they learned more about the lnbrary and kept up wnth the new books the dnFferent magaznnes and all of the reference maternal Thns also helped them nn thenr studnes Members worked durnng some of thenr study periods and recenved one half crednt per year for each of two years membershnp The club ennoyed several socnal actnvntnes nn cludnng Halloween Chrnstmas and skatnng partnes and a party at the end of the year 8 in Fi Mrs Polleys advnsor MY 7l9 R'Ve 5 Pfendenl Mr. Jack Bittle, Director The 54 piece marching band this year is under the capable supervision of its new director, Jack Bittle, with field direction by Drum Maior, Richard Evert. At the marching contest in Cold- water, the band received a first division rating on its show consisting of: Lula with the Hula, Rock Around the Clock , a precision drill to Thunderer March , and a longline drill. The band participated at the University of Michigan Band Day and all home games. Marching Band Rich Evert, Drum Major The band has also been honored by being chosen by leading university, college, and high school band directors as one of the top one hundred bands in the nation. Pictures of the band and its first-chair players will appear in the national music yearbook, First Chairs of America. For Homecoming the band went all out and presented a dance routine to Blues in the Night , and the Seniors doing a routine by themselves to the Charleston . With this show, the band com- pleted another successful year. Well done Band! md' The Sturgis Marching Ba Concert Band First Raw: L. ta R,-Lillian Zollman, Kathryn Crawford, Ron Magnus, Sue Ann Charron, Lana Sherman. Second Row: L. to R.-Tom Boaz, Sam Welty, Jeff Schrader, Roger Kline, Gene Harter, Rich Evert. The High School Concert Band this year is under the direction of their new bond director, Mr. Jack Bittle. The band plays for many of the school activities throughout the year. Many of the members participate in the District Solo and Ensemble Contest which is held at Kalamazoo on February 7th, If they receive a first division rating, they are qualified for the State Solo and Ensemble Contest. The Senior Band also participates First Raw. L. to R.-Kathryn Crawford, Assistant Librarian, Barbara Fry, Assistant Librarian, Joan McHuron, Head Librarian. Second Row: L. to R.-Richard Evert, Band Captain, Mr. Bittle, Director. in the District and State Band and Orchestra Festival which is held in the spring. Other events which the organization participates in during the year are: the Christmas concert, pep bands for ball games, pit band for Junior and Senior plays, and annual band tours to difterent towns. The band ends the year with the annual Band Bust which is half concert and half variety acts. si ' F First Raw: L. to R.-Richard Evert, Sam Welty, Roger Howard, Mary Ann Goudy, Ruth Riley, Joyce Droud, Elizabeth Foster, Sue Ann Charron, Nancy Stewart. Second Row: L. to R.-Lana Sherman, Judy Benson, Kathryn Crawford, Toni Tallman, John Lichty, Karen Fraylick, Bob Walker, Luann Norton, Don Nordahl, Carole Sargent, Roger Kline, Joan McHuron, Jerry Luedders, Barbara Fry, Word Weske, Ishmael Brothers. Third Row: L. to R.-Dick Nordahl, Linda Jo Young, Suanne Norton, Jeanine Mildenberg, Tom Borkowski, Jim Det-taven, Ron Magnus, Gene Harter, Joe Welty, Sharon Baker, Tom Boaz, Lillian Zollman, Melissa Brebner, Harriet Finlay, Dan Gould, Jack Meyers, Kathy Julien, Gary Parlin, Paul Lepard, Carl Curtis, Robert Sherman, Dan Evert, Fourth Row: L, to R.-Ruth McKale, Michael Boyle, Rick McElhenie, Bob Keim, Vernon VanWhy, Ron Pfenning, Alan Covey, Jett Schrader. x ' o 7 f, 'I 5 :W 3 e .. 2 ww 5 -Q Leia ,,, -A im Vg. YQ nm? 5.1 IAQ , man, - .,..,w'gf,,V,W m,' 5 ,. Q,-K J , vm Pu. F Q yy - 9' iff? as '- xgffg' gs 1' V' I 9 s Sf? f' QNX H wr 2 wg EBAY' , 4 ' jr1 'IA 5 7 Z T M, 1? 'x mu 4 vi it ' S' K X V M ., ' W H . 3 B. VM 1 M , gy if A ,sv p ., , . if mf f ff - H V I . ' X I r K, . L ,f 5, If ,N , M F I, Way' , H 5 . fy, M' , 2 fy f-nf' ffgy! . K A 0? , ,' ', ' 'w'6f:ff,-H-f Q fu, ,fig my , ,-rg 'j?a-1-pi'..9 , ,: ,. V --f,-'V 'f - 1 ':+'. -Q-'.z-wi :. . V- ' W ' k w:, w 2Q,V Sm Myron D Casner Choir Director A Cappella tv Lett to right Sam Welty President Janice Barnhart Vice President Jeft Schrader Secretary Treasurer First Row left to right Sherry Broadwell Sandi Carter Susan Hilton Sharon Olds Sonme Tibbott Second Row left to right Kendra Johnson Lynne Wilson Karen leuhn Gloria Friesner Mary Kay Carpenter Dorothy Moore Mary Flsk Third Row left to right Margie Sponsel Sue Weaver Sally Weaver Dave Reichard Florence Locey Bob Cummins Luann Littlefield Mary Kung Marilyn Hovda Fourth Row left to right Sharon Monroe Ruth Runyan Judy Brebner Sam Welty Robert Thomasma Jet? Schrader Dave Bixler Janice Barnhart Gwen Davis Sharon Baker The Senior Chorus was composed ot forty nine Juniors and Seniors under the direction ot Myron D Casner Due to the increase of students at SH S the chorus held its ses sions backstage at the Sturgis Young Auditorium A select group of top vocalists was chosen by Mr Casner to repre sent the A Cappella Choir. The group was larger compared to past years and was accented by many male voices. As in every year, the chorus 'IO participated in the Thanksgiving Christmas and Easter Assemblies On December 16th they combined with the concert band to present a variety of songs and music tor the Sturgis public The close of the year took the chorus to Kalamazoo for the annual Sprung Chorus Festival held in the Field House at Western Michigan University. The officers this year were: Sam Welty, Presidentg Janice Barnhart, Vice-Presidentg and Jeft Schrader, Secretary-Treasurer. Girls' Chorus Front Row left to right Judy Bogen Mary Ellen Storms Jane Newman Lmda Elllot Lmda Sauers Marr Otto Kathy Thomasma Sylvia Meyers Second Row left to rrght Sue Gazley Mona Burkhead Sharon Bradley Sonme Sregel Duane Brxler Linda Hodgson Delores Raynor Diana Poley Barbette Frrth Third Row left to right Carole Vernon Pat Perkms Sandra Dowty Zola Van Vorst Drxre Wagner Gall Wehrly Joyce Droud Llnda Cook Margy Wolfe Fourth Row left to rrght Joan Dlllon Sandy Fox Ann Wagner Jane Casner Jane Barnell Lynda Wyer Martha Arney Lmda Graff Margaret Smrth C Semor Chorus Fnrst Row left to rrght Kendra Johnson Sherry Broadwell Alrce Bowdush Nancy Washburn Sand: Carter Susan Halton Lynne Wllson Sharon Olds Sonme Trbbott Marllyn Hovda Second Row left to nght Grace Waltke Janice Besser Karen Lerhn Marlene Wetzel Lnnda Drmme MQ,g,e Sponsel Glona Frlesner Mary Kay Carpenter Florence Loqey Dorothy Moore luann Lrttlefleld Lourse Luttlefield Mary Fisk Thnrd Row left to rrght Lrnda Brouse Sue Weaver Sally Weaver Myrtle Rivers Sam Welty Dave Relchard Bob Cummms Maman Lawnrczak Sandy Cram Bonme Parr Donna Frohrrep Mary Kung Fourth Row left to rrght Betty Maloney Lnllnan Zollman Ruth Runyan Judy Brebner Dave Blxler Robert Thomasma Jeff Schrader Barry Strange Sharon Monroe Jamce Barnhart GWEFI Davis Sharon Baker ' 1 5 1 1 1 I ' 1 l I . 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Eighth Grade Chorus Seventh Grade Chorus Xxj P , 'TA' Y 09 YD tk Craig: gnu, Hornet Fmlay Denms McCarthy Sally Sltes Larry Kraft Deonne Walker Chuck Barnell Paul Roe Kay Forrest Mary Fmlay Student Council Cl-:ck Barnell Presldent All of those assemblies Thanks gnvmg Christmas and Easter that the student body enloys throughout the year are sponsored by the Student Councll of the hugh school The council IS also responslble for the pep meetxngs presented by the varlous organlzatnons Charles Bar nell president of the councll act ed as master of ceremomes atall the assemblies Ordmartly there would have been two representatives from each class on the council but thus year the seventh graders were unrepre sented because of the change over to spring elections Mr Snow IS the permanent advisor for the councll and the members were Janet Horrom Presndent Charles Barnell Vlce Presldent Mary Fmlay Har net Fmlay Saundra Potter Sally Sltes Dennns McCarthy Kay For rest Paul Roe Deanna Walker 108 NI Chuck Barnell, Mr Snow Dennis McCarthy, Mary Fmlay, Larry Kratt, Sally Sntes 'gg In Y .Q- :f ifj , Q U , -Y wa ,vi ' K lr , ,-.F ,W an on 'sy HIP' 7-'AA ' n , , 4 - , . ., , A. if Q , ,v .. . 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I i ' 1 I P - .l I Qurll and Scroll -QI ...ffgi ront Row L to R Sheala Keyser Karen George Mary Ann Goethals Jane Wledlea Marllyn Tlsdel Karen Lelhn Nancy Washburn Second Row L to R Joanna Rommel Vwgleene Chapman Melody Norton Sue Ann Chorron Barbara Bnggs Jnll Freeland Judy Prentlce Thnrd Row L to R Sue Weaver Sally Weaver Judy Bothamley Aprnl Upham Judy Brebner Morcnc Lehmer Terry Arklle lMlssmg Mary Lou Hawkmsl Mass Whutelock selected these sensors from the yearbook and newspaper staffs thus year to b members of the Quull and Scroll an International honorary hugh school lournallstlc socuety Since there was no regular class as there has been ID the past gournallsm was an extra currlcular octuvnty this year and the staffs were large so that the membershup of Quull and Scroll mcluded more Sturgus students than usual The society organnzed In 1926 ns awarded to nndlvuduals who have made outstanding achnevements In the lournalusm fleld are In the upper thzrd of theur class and have been recommended by Mass Whntelock .lumor Honor Roll Frrst Row L to R Mary Kay Bunge Betty Nelson Sharon Olds Shar: Broadwell Judy Porst Jean Pogels Sharon Jackson Second Row L to R Ton: Tallman Joan McHuron Sharon Baker Pat Prlnce Duane Upham Mary Kung Susan Halton Thnrd Row L to R Randy Agley Roger Howard Paul Lepard Don Nordahl Annette Baker Sherri Crowell Roderick Reuter. lMissing: Pat Moultonj oo' 'Y o 61 '? i 35 if 'gy Et Kill V .3 J Hop J HOP The T958 J Hop was truly a Coronation Ball The couples danced under a cellnng of blue balloons centered wlth a sparkling chandeller A garden of flowers framed by whnte French doors decorated one corner of the gym Blue gllttermg crowns groups of balloons and a huge fireplace contrrbuted a royal touch to the dance Floor Walt Sauer s orchestra furmshed the musnc forthe evemng At ll o clock a white carpet was rolled out by a butler and Sam Welty JHOP Left to Rxght Sue Weaver Janet Horrom Ellen Crablll Florence l.ocey Barbara Bnggs Judy Brebner Sally Weaver the Jumor Class presudent crowned Florence Locey the Queen ot the J Hop presentlng her with a dozen roses and a gold compact The queen wearlng a trallmg blue robe mounted sparkling steps to her silver throne and reigned over the ball wnth Judy Brebner Barbara Brlggs Ellen Crablll Janet Horrom Sally Weaver and Sue Weaver servmg on her court Punk punch and mlnts ganly colored coolc les and nuts were served on a whlte lanen c oth 'I'I0 - , g , 1 1 - 1 V 1' I I ' A5 .S,f,':: f I' ' .' 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HOMECOMING COURT Back Row left to right Jsll Freeland Barbara Bruggs Janet Horrom Front Row Nancy Dowty Queen Flor ence Lacey On November 7 the Trolans football season was brought to a close wlth the traditional Homecoming The Sensor Class the Varsity Club, and the Youth Center were co sponsors for the festlvntxes Our team was vlctoruous over the Coldwater Cardmals Florence Locey was chosen queen by the members of the Sensor Class with Barbara Brnggs Nancy Dowty Jall Free land and Janet Horrom serving on her court The gurls were U-6 Homecommg presented to a capacity crowd Pre game the girls rode nn style to their places on the field In three l959 convertibles Sam Welty Presndent of the Senior Class then crowned Florence with a rhnnestone tlara, and Greg Crossman presented her with a bouquet of red roses Queen Florence and her court rergned over the game and later the dance The Four Down Beats provided the musnc for the Homecommg Dance which was held m the audntoruum ballroom Ill 0 fs. , . 1 1 I . r Y . 1 in , k. . , . , . ' I . , . 1 ' 1 1 , . 1 1 ' , 1 J l 1 4 '41 li gll'i 5 Furs! Row L to R Karen Bowman Nancy Krrby Barb McNulty Betty Ash Sharon Robbins Second Row L Yo R Cindy Perrin Burdena Hart Barb Bowdlsh Ruth Stump Marlene Wnlder Third Row L To R Chuck Snyder Roger Marks John McPherson Paul Kalvln Ken Studernan Co Op Furs! Row L to R Charles McKerlle Bully Sullrvan Vlrglnra Stevens Melvm VanVorst Carl Grove Second Row L to R Sharon Schroeder Ruth Runyan Aprrl Uphcm Karen Perry Lourse Smith Third Row L to R Ken Hearld Jene Quinn Wayne Brlley Ed Purdy Rach Holtz 101 S L fi L, JANITORS Front Row Mr Rommel Mr Kauffman Mr Armmtrout Mr Tobuas Second Raw Mr Casner Mr Mclauchltn Mr Stewart Radm Every week day from 545 to 600 Sturgns Hugh School has a program on W S T R narrated by Mr Smith During thus alr time he reports the latest school actnvntnes an broadcasts an tape or llve the music of the band an chorus For the benefit of those unfortunate sous w o mussed the games Mr Sm th has playbacks of them an he also Interviews the coaches and other members of the faculty The student body of Sturgis Hugh School wtshes to thank Mr Smith for the Hne work he has done for our school M'5A2L.?,h Cafe term CAFETERIA Left to Roght Janet Bowdush Amanda Borkholder Mary Condon Aluce Clause Ron Kung Mrs Sheetz Matt Sturgus Alnce Bowdnsh Sharon Frohrtep 'R' D-.1 Advlsors of Paper Staff Mr Tyler and Mr Pratt rbi Left to rrght Shetla Keyser assmstant edttor George edntor Tropan Trmes Staff us year due to the new school schedule we werent able to have a lournalusm class Because of thus we were unable to have a regular school paper The Sturgus Dally Journal oftered to gnve us a page tn theur paper on Frnday of every other week e page was called the Trolan Times wnth Karen George as editor Shella Keyser was asslstant edntor April Upham, typlng editor Judy Van Zlle reportmg editor Vlrglma Wrnght picture edltor Carole Young Ruth Runyan Mary Knme Mary Lou Hawkuns and Dorothy Farr reporters Mr Tyler was the faculty advrsor Wrth each Issue of the Trolan Ttmes one or two students were asked to submit artucles as guest wrnters All of the students seemed to enloy the page very much even though It was ln the Journal nnstead of a school newspaper We tried to get a variety of news, rncludrng feature stones edntornals flashes columns and lokes In January the Trolan Times stat? spent an after noon tourlng the Journal Wnth Mr Larry Pratt as our guide we learned how much work was Involved tn putting out a newspaper Karen .1-f S 5 Ftrst Row le to rtght eta eyser asststant editor udy Van Zle news rdttor Vtrgno Wrlght ptcture edttor Karen George edttor Aprll Upham typmg edttor Second Row left to right Carol Young Dorothy Farr Ruth Runyan Ma y Lou Hawkins reporters Asif!-1 '-'lf 32: Q 'SE'-f ff' NR av 5 M ov ' X Z' Q ll S n Advernsments U I --l '--. 1-,,,.... --..-.,-,.,.. 1 THE ENTIRE PERSONNEL T e State Bank extend congratulatlons to all membe1s of the CLASS OF 59 The Future Cltxzens of Amerlca 'II8 h Citizens Armmtrout s Food Market GROCERIES and MEATS 114 N Prospect Phone 574 GENERAL ELECTRIC GIESEN s. SPILLER :Nc I0 w Ch 9 990 df' Q Everythmg For The Automob Ie Western Auto Assouate Store ERNIE CROSS O n ' 9 ,, V YY Y TELEVISION APPLIANCES SERVICE ELECTRIC HEATING , 0 0 . ica o Phone O V A 1'-l I - : :ss 1 ' i O , W er -I l 1 1 I 119 ' Y ' Tasty Pastries WE SPECIALIZE IN S turgzs Sportzng Goods DECORATED 108 N NOTTAWA ST PARTY STURGIS MICHIGAN an WEDDING CAKES IOQN N YOU LL ALWAYS FIND '1 HE NEWEST STYLES AT FLAIINE S Dresses Coats Sults 1 Sportswear Lyle s Super Market West ChlC3gO Road GROCERIES and MEATS Plenty of FREE Paxkmg Space 120 d Y . ottawa Phone 56 o Y 210 W. CHICAGO RD., STLRGIS, NIICH. - PHONE 36031 0 n Exclusifve but no Expenszfve 7 PF!-'M4l! gmac! rdf Loaf Cg0'f7QQdf PARADE Gudles Pantles Foundatlons FMC burglcal Suppoxts ASTARTE QVS aw Stretch Hose RANGER All Fla tlc Hose RAINGER A11E1ast1c Sho1ts 121 f 4 fl, lf fl 000 WIS' CHICAGO IOAD-SYUIGIS MIfNlGAN Vo1lCVVfr1lllllU .1 . w . A.. N K 1 AW ' 1 L v - 1 v ' 1 b T ' 1 GIBSCN GREEN HCUSE CITIZENS LUMBER EG? COAL CO. HING IN CUT WERS ELMER FALKENSTEIN, Propri 1, A I ' ' x.xIvW 6l' QWENS C122 I HUNT S SHOE STORE Prescnpuon F1tt1ng MARA SWEET SHOP Home of Fume Candles Knfchen Fresh Comple+e Founfann Servnce M 8m R Dletehc Laboratories Inc Siu gs M hga 529 23 I 1 9 5 2 ' Manufacfurers of Milk Producfs r I ic i n . 'J' g 'iQ M I - THE ELECTRIC SHGP 103 E Chlcago Rd Phone l51M Fuller s Pamt Ed' Wallpaper Co Smlth Alsop Pamts Varmshes lmperlal Washable Wallpaper Handlcraft and Art Supphes 109 E CHICAGO STURGIS MICH PHONE 175 W Hedwig S Krumm W Ch 7 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE cLAss OF 1959 WSTR ' I , 0 0 ' 9 Women's Apparel and Accessories 122 . icago Ph 52 Q ' , ' Z If FORMED TUBES INC AMERICAN LAUNDERERS AND DRY CLEANERS INC Phone 15 4 Hour Se STURGIS CARTONS INC 125 A 0 E , a , . . 305 Wesf Souih S+ree+ Sfurgis, Michigan Ph 880 C+ dD'g fD'f'+' C+ TI-IE WORLDS LARGEST MANUFACTURERS OF QUALITY STEEL OFFICE CHAIRS 126 llarter Corporation THE NATIONAL CARBON COATED PAPER COMPANY STURGIS MICHIGAN 'I27 50 the Members of the Clan o 1959 Ihere are three words m the Lngllsh language that have a World of meanmg 0 MODERATION 0 TI-IGROUGHNESS 0 TGLERANCE for Rzght Lwmg MODhReX1 ION for Rzgfzt Worbzng THoROUGHNhSS for Rzgfzt Tlzzrzkmg TOLhRANClf We cffer ur smcere wrshes for the succe er f every member cf the claw lil rsclx Company World s Largest Manufacturer of Drapery Hardware ALSO MANUFACTURERS OF YENETIAN and VFRTICAL BLINDS and HEAT TRANSFER Sl RFACES 128 f 1 ' 4x ' Y Y 7 1 Y I -C. 117. Kirfclz x 0 ' Y S' O J X N Q I S 'Tha Stunqm dDQQtlY'L2 Grov I Flo Corporohon auvl no 400 N 595 9 M GUI C7 tunqm fwllcluqqn NLJFACTLJRCRS OF SPECIALTY HARDWARE HUNTLEY VAN BUREN C0 Manufacturers of Sfufgld Posture Chalrs M lun Izrzu nller Ink 'II9 So Centervalle St .451 5 PHONE 1278 129 O o S - I . . funn: NZD, Q 'musu d Ave. 1 Ph e I Stur is, ichigon ! 0 C John B. L Cleo . Hostetler, Mgrs. ? 35 QR 33' Sturgis, iclyi an We Sp 'I' In Fun and E I f' 1 50I1gI'IlillKC4fi0l15 , I f 645.5 f WE EXTEND OUR BEST WISHES FOR YOUR SUCCESSFUL FUTURE WADE ELECTRIC PRODUCTS C0 Auromonve ELECTRICAL PARTS STURGIS MICHIGAN KEESLAR ESL EMERSON INC The Besfln Home Appliances and Television STURGIS MICHIGAN D pt 79 0 C on grafulahons Class of 1959 J C PENNEY CO 130 Cf 0 59 , . S ' ' S I D PI. 208 N P p 7 208 N. Prosp 1 Ph ' 8 Phone 80 to o o , STU RC-BIS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Congratulatlons and Best W1ShCS for Happmess and Good Fortune IH Your Chosen Careers MEDICAL STAFF OF THE STURGIS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL 'I3'l I BISEL'S 5 to 1.00 STORE I CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES From Everyone At SPRAGUE S SHQES FOR THE FAMILY so G Sl-lo? W I F mil Shoe Store liswchcagjsons u y SfvsSMCh92 THE BRUBAKER PRINTING COMPANY PHONES 302 and 303 4 s fhiff 9 M 132 Y r n ' 2 R o o s 0 I ' A , r i , i i . I Serving the Printing Needs of this oreci since I945 'I9 ou e erson Street Stur is, ichigan YoUR SECURITY IS oUR FUTURE' if? BANK .X Where Your Future ls Mclcle Secure' 3 THE FIRST NATIONAL A9 Student s Hour at QUALITY FURNITURE AT MODERATE PRICES BIGELOW FURNITURE STORE The Oldest Furnature Store In Sturgis 108-110 South Nottowa Street HOME OF VALUES HARDINGS FRIENDLY MARKET 134 TED PLOCK BUICK CO TABLE SERVICE SPECIAL DESIGN 8. STOCK PLACE MATS MENUS COASTERS DOILIES COFFEE COASTERS SKEWERS Ph 711 STURGIS MICHIGAN unlom eugna COMMERCIAL DESIGNING SKETCHES INDUSTRIAL LETTERHEADS FREE LABELS aRocHuREs FLYERS ouR REPRESENTATIVE WILL ASSIST YOU LITHO ART Inc 107109 NORTH MONROE P 7II STURGIS MICHIGAN WE EXPECT TO BE COPIED BUT NEVER EQUALED L-I SCHOOL AND OFFICE SUPPLIES STURGIS OFFICE SUPPLY I28 W ChIcago Rd Ph I3 STUYQIS, Mlchlgan 'I35 o LT -' I z g K U, I' CHOP HOLDERS Complete LINE of OI' C LD ' JJ - ST. h. . BEEBE CLEANERS H1 North Street For the Best In Cleaning Sf L0 0 M I S OLDSMOBILE and STUDEBAKER uflowryi' F L ovv E R S 901 EAST CHICAGO ROAD STURGIS MICHIGAN TELEPHONE 704M run IHS!! i 136 3 tm . T' 3 Q I ' . S' . A , C ,f1, 5 ' '11 ff Te ' F!l J AL' . ' ug , ., f . 1. A 'V ,sux :Ax Q l CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1959 FOGLESONG FUNERAL HOME INC HAROLD PRINCE JERRY GUILDING ROBERT HACKMAN COmpI lmer1l'S Dlrecforg D E -I- S Servmg Our Area For 45 Years JIWILIY Teenage Accounts Welcome ' 137 I . 'A' I X - of 'A' R 0 l ' ' 2 if! X ' n UI I A 15.57 , ww! V' I Q a .' EMERSON CLEANERS GR FFITH JEWELERS Ofvvi WEST CHICAGO SINCE 1918 WELCOME TROJANS FENNERS YEAR ROUND DRIVE IN boo bo-1 w Ch g S+ + ONE OF MICHIGAN s BEST PRIDE QF STURGIS For Fine Cleaning 207 'J1 ' -11 K-,,,.... MAE, M TO I I - . ica o re BOSTETTER HARDWARE ,qw Q g fs. 'Q A 8. W ROOT BEER STAND KOLADY'S 'I39 , ,pf ,, Q, fiibjlgs' htm-Mr ' ' - K 1. 3 L R Y g ' I in lIllllfh:Jll1I'l1l . '17, Qggh- IL... ' 1 1 7 N o R 'r H s 'r R E N' ' s 'r u I s . M I DCC! . Mads Furmture Store T A ENDRIC STHTIONERS SCPVICQ from Sturgis Thomas Jewelers 'XIII ION LIN PIC N ANU BIIOVA XVAILHPS Ixf I I Skkh DI AXIOXIJS E yT 140 T NILES S UDIO PORTRAIT AND COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY AT STUDIO OR LOCATION STURGIS MICH PHONE SI 1175 FOURTH ST Lb 15 . Wg. C ,W J, NM X .I, . fw I 3 . QQ Q ff- ' i , 1 A iz I jf: . I X A I I I MAPLE CREST MOTEL AIIN U Md t dTI h fl 3E h M TELEPHONE 93 Q JACK ROYETON CHEVROLET CADILLAC CITY DAIRY For Mllk At Its Best T4 2 'S GO T H E H O P with Naclme formals rom SEGER S as ad e t sed Seve tee GROVER L WATKINS Prescrlphon Pharmacist Pesc pfo Spec al sts Fo O e 35 Ye rs' WtChgf gM DAVID S DAIRY A I. E T T O I I Y v r i in n n . , O C I r ri i n i i r v r a . 'I20 es ica o Sreet Stur is, ichigan I I 143 1 GIS RECREA one of the FIRST In Classroom Teaching fo hgh school stude ts ope ot g fo ove 2 yeors SPONSORING YOUTH PROGRAM In opp ec at o fo the co ope ot on fo those ho ode th s youth p og om poss ble 144 SIUR IION Introducing Bowling to the Youth of All Ages TED DOUGLAS THE STURGIS DAILY JOURNAL An lnvifed Guesf In Over 8,000 Area Homes 145 URGIS E E APH FLOR 506 510 South Nottowo Street Phone 278 TRIBBETTS The House of Qualuty WHERE YOU FIND NATIONALLY ADVERTISED BRANDS Comphments of KEISTER WA GREEN DRUG STORE PRESCRIPTION SPECIALIST COMPLETE PHOTO DEPARTMENT 24 Hour Photo Flnlshlng COMPLETE FOUNTAIN AND LUNCHEONETTE SERVICE Purchase ALL Your Drug Needs From WczIgreen and Save I46 S T T L G R I S T 19 118 W. Chicago Rd. Sturgis, Mich I mf'-5 WEAVER K LINGG Your I Dealer co ckFo p t otoolT Good Equ p ent Makes o Good Fa e Bett MOLTER s SERVICE v9.9!f? WILLER S SHOES 'I47 S K S1 5 -1 . .f M C rmi rm Equi ment - In ern i n rucks i m rm r er I 7 l'lAl.E'S HOUSE OF MUSIC 305 East Chicago Road PHONE 252 DICK and MARY HALE congratulate the Class ot l959 From Our New Enlorged Record Bor TV HI Fl Stereo Musical Instruments ELECTRIC ORGANS and PIANOS 48 i DU Heor the Lotest in Hit Records DU I o WALLS QUALITY MEAT PRODUCTS Inspection For Your Protection WALL PACKING COMPANY Sturgis Mlchugan Sturgis Savings and Loan Association IO7 EAST CHICAGO STREET Where you save DOES make a dnfference CURRENT RATE 370 ANNUALLY MemberFd IH L BkSyt ALL ACCOUNTS INSURED SAFE UP TO 'I0000 BY FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN INSURANCE CORP 149 'ws 3: . r' ' or -S . .A , v ' b H xl ix 6 ' 1 FU NISS FORD NC DIETZ CLEANERS Ken Freeland Hardware RAY HODGSDN Lincoln Mercury Edsel Rambler Conhnental Mark III ,,,,.,.....,.--.m--4 -0- bn- 'ISI X . N A R: ,,, 4 Q' Y'--.., llll - A U - O - ff 1 , A . v..,.eq f eve .x 4' A ' . 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X.-, ,IA Q 1, '. 1 l - l CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1959 You have now reached a most Important mllestone In your lIfe In thus great country of ours DId you realnze that your greatest asset In the future wIll be Your CrecIIt Record Today over 97 percent of all consumer goods sold In the UnIted States are purchased on credIt Therefore It IS essentIal to mann taln a good credlt record to engoy the necessltues of lIfe that suIt your budget The followIng TIVG rules are used In order to maIntaIn a good Cfedlf record Make all payments when promIsed or sooner If heavIly Involved fInd out about a pro rata pool program from a CREDIT BUREAU or obtaIn a loan to consolIdate and clear all debts If you must mlss a payment let your credutor know why Always notIfy all credators when you move Never Ignore a dIsputed claIm Talk It over and see If an ad Iustment can t be made Remember My Talks On Credlt In 1959 GOOD LUCK 59 ers CREDIT IS MAN S CONFIDENCE IN MAN GUARD YOUR CREDIT AS A SACRED TRUST STURGIS CREDIT BUREAU 107 N Clay Street Box 49 Telephone 1315 RIchard G Bennett, Mgr 1, 1 1 1 152 I. 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