Sturgis High School - Sturgensian Yearbook (Sturgis, MI)

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15' f ' inf' E N QP,- K5-.f C7 -Q7 C , r X l The i960 STurgensian STaTT proudly presenTs an enTirely new concepT in yearbooks Tor STurgis l-ligh School. Members oT The arT sTaTT puT in many long hours unTil They came up wiTh The Tinal design and color combinaTion. Under The waTchTul eye oT our advisor. Miss WhiTelock, work began early in The year, wiTh The picTure ediTor and her sTaTT supervising underclassrnen picTures. Our sTaTT phoTog- rapher Mr. Roy Niles, assisTecl by Mr. Dick Donovan, was busy all year Taking picTures oT The sTudenTs and Their acTiviTies, while The liTerary sTaTT was responsible Tor copy which had To be assigned. wriTTen. checked. Typed and senT To The prinTer. Meanwhile. our adverTising sTaTT was occupied wiTh The iob oT selling space To local merchanTs To help Tinance The book. As The pages were compleTed. checked and double checked, They were senT To The publisher. and The sTaTT, breaThing a sigh oT relief, saT back To awaiT The unveiling on class day. The secreT oT color and design was carefully guarded To insure surprise. When iT was Tinally revealed, The whole sTaTT was proud and happy. Everyone who worked so hard To make This book a success hopes ThaT iT will be one OT The mosT enjoyable Tor everyone. We hope iT brings back To The seniors and all oTher sTudenTs. The happy Times They have had here aT S.l-'l.S. sfurgenslcm EdiTor and ArT EdiTor: Shari Crowell Advisor: Miss WhiTel0Ck LiTerary and Sporfs EdiTors: Judy PorsT, JeTT MilIeTT Sales Managers and Ac.lverTising: Merrilee Anderson Barbara Troyer. BeTTy Nelson, and Sally Riska. 6

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to these two Instructors Tradition demands that the l960 Sturgensian be dedicated to a deserving taculty member. We gladly comply yet we dare to break tradition tor it is our intention to honor not one but two out- standing men who have been both triend and teacher. For patience it we torgot our lines in the class plays. tor a word ot encouragement in our torensic ettort, tor tirm and understanding counsel about our speech problems. and tor a sincere interest in even the least ot us-tor these and many more rea- sons we thank you, Mr. l-lugh Tyler. we dedicate the 1960 sturgensicm . . . Because ot your never-to-be-torgotten United States History classes, because ot your ready sense ot humor. because ot your willingness to advise and betriend us, because ot your many ettorts to malce our Junior year a success in spite ot the re- treshment stand, the Junior Prom, and our reclc- less Junior attitudes-because ot your good will toward us we salute you, Mr. William Galberach. The Class ot l96O proudly presents to you. Mr. Tyler, and to you, Mr. Galberach. our Sturgensian. 5

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-..- Q N 2-1 V? ,N nr- L .V C9 aff . Hy l. L . f 1' .gi 'fr , -11-:fl 7 Y ' -Q .. ,. a are fa... -,, rf wr Wx r. l -v, Q 1 lagvixf l' J ff x. 7 X T7 Pic+ure Edifors: Carol Theismann. Barbara Hackenburg, Judy Benson. Belsy Ayres. and Chief Picfure Edifor: Joyce Blanchard. Ar+ Sfaff: Judy Main, Pal Moulfon, Marsha Hun'l, Diane Upham, and Mary King. Wrifers: Janice Besser, Susan Hilron, Mary Bunge, Belly Maloney, Saundra Poller. Mariorie Sponsel and Cynlhia Addison. Senior Edifors: Mary Carpenier, Mary Finlay, Kendra Johnson, and Karen Somers. Sporfs Sfaff: Bob Blood, Marshall Hopkins, Wes Freeland, and Bruce Hayden. Typing Sfaff: Judy Abbs, Marlha Fosler, Parry Prince, Judy Mus+one Sharon Baker, Luann Liiilefield. Sharon Olds, Shari Broadwell, Louise Lifrlefield, Typing Ediior: Luann Lilflefield 7 E? ,MN 'Q , Yr