Sturgis High School - Sturgensian Yearbook (Sturgis, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 206 of the 1961 volume:

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'Q W .7acul!y. . 4 . .lvl 33 lluderclassmm. . .... 53 73 87 Actzvztzes .... .. M109 Seniars. . ...... . . Uzudslzde Slccfiau ' ' We The Senior Class of 1961 are proud To oleclicaTe our yearbook To Mr. Earl Armin- TrouT. His Tireless and unselfish services To The enTire sTUolenT body will never be Tor- goTTen. He :NBS always There smiling To greeT The Teams when They reTurnecl from ouT of Town games wheTher vicTorious or cleTeaTeol. His confidence in our STurgis Trojans anol in The yearbook sTaff was a greaT comTorT. His cheerful greeTings and willingness' To do anyThing wiThin his power Tor The sTudenTs will never be Tor- goTTen. THANK YOU, MR. ARMINTROUT. in fhzvor af Mr. 8arl,4ruf1ir1frrfuf MQ nh 5 ,,?2.,m an Q- 1' . Q - f, 11 1..H V.: 15,34 W., df , f v we N ,if ',.,, , ww ,Q 1 ,., .x 'Sail A v .vi ' in ' s Q ,rg , . V ,ix We Q, H fP'..u'. ' f Q im. , 'W A HAY, ' e M, 1 , IA, 0 f' lg W 0 nilllmi in af' l i-.,.-T? ' 1 fr 'M W ,sii y ROBERT lVllLl.ER Mr. Miller, once coach and teacher and vises school activities, and maintains strict now principal, has given the students ot discipline in a fine blend ot authority and S.H.S. thirty years ot loyal service. Every understanding. day he deals with student problems, super- 7 l5'oard af .Sducrzfion Supervises Presidenf Treasurer Secretary RICHARD FREEMAN ERNEST SCHAEEFER J. EARL MILLET 'ww--1 4 , -- if ,ww ' . ,,,4:r1,-W .f ,,,m,,f.,: ,,gf,Zl.-rr - ff, in MR. OTTO GOETHALS Schorf Zzucfions Q dy . my Trl! H Q, 'V l , .1 'ffgii-' .K A., TQ, . Tis- 1 . - 4 ',:zf:y':f:1-'-. . 'I T Tw' ,, f ff n:-:ery , -f ' 4 ' F cy l ' fssg gg: ,T tvs 1 J 1, 'wif if 7-2 .vw ff sw: fe ef , Tif- -- , .V ,. ..,.,,',-.fc Q . T. . , - A ffl, MR. GEORGE ABEL MRS. DORTHEA COLMAN As President of The Board of EducaTion, iT is again my pleasure on behalf of The Board, To wish The Seniors success in The TuTure and To congraTulaTe The class upon Their graduaTion. You will soon be faced wiTh new responsibiliTies and iT is The hope of all board members ThaT you have learned Through your school Training To assume These responsibili- Ties. We vvanT To vvish each of you The besT of luck in your chosen careers. Richard Freeman PresidenT of The Board of EducaTion MR. HAROLD YOUNG 9 fr ,M IL L Busy, Huey, l5'11Sy.U l. Mr. Miller's secretary, M friend and helper of every XX -.. rs. Dorothy Freeland, is the student at S.H.S. Mrs. John Quirin, Miss Barbara Lutz, and Mrs. Herbert Magnus keep the superintendent's office running smoothly. R J ,f 3 f' 1' , 1 x ., 1 ff ' jk., WI' .hw s N f f Kx Y ' 5 ' XM Ya 1 f ,Mill 'if' 1 W 5 0' mc me B f fi wwf fl i dll! , Ltywy, Y K f -fc In I X I FACULTY ,411 Crackers Crain ELMER CRAIG Elmer Craig heads our ArT DeparTmenT aT S.H.S. Besides Teaching boTh Senior and Junior High ArT, he is The advisor of The ArT Club. Mr. Craig obTained his A.B. aT Ball STaTe Teacher's College in Muncie, ln- diana. He also has been The Technical Di- recTor for The Junior and Senior plays dur- ing his Two years here. 'fvnking far ll Hank? MADELYN POLLEYS Mrs. Madelyn Polleys holds The posi- Tion of School Librarian. She received an A.B. degree from Hillsdale College and conTinued her sTudies aT WesTern Michi- gan UniversiTy To obTain an M.A. degree. Mrs. Polleys serves as advisor To The Li- brary Club. ?u!urc' Kvmbrandfs BERNARD OOM A new member of The STurgis Teaching sTaff is Mr. Bernard Oom. He graduaTed from WesTern Michigan UniversiTy wiTh a B.S. degree. Mr. Oom Teaches arTs and crafTs and also assisTed in coaching The freshman fooTball squad. Ask Mrs. T ., Q F if 5 if is Pzflleys Nfl' mill! ii ill . , -We X . ,-- N K 71 hzglzsh Department Ceaches T. TUDOR, B.S., M.A. Practical English General Business Yearbook Advisor M. ANDERSON, A.B M.S. English H. BITNER, A.B. English G. GIRTON, A.B. M.A. English Geography American Literature History L. MOSS, B.S. English L. PATTERSON, A.B. English Speech M. REICK, A.B. English R. SMITH, B. S., M.A. English American Literature M. STRAWBRIDGE, A. B. American Literature College English R. TRIPP, B.A. English Qundamcufals of Cfvmmunicaiivn MILDRED BRITTON Mildred Britton teaches Latin I, Il, and College Preparatory English. She received her A.B. degree from Indiana University and her M.A. degree from the University of Chicago and she has done post graduate work at the University ot Michigan. ln her eleven years here at S.H.S., Mrs. Britton has given many students excellent background for college work. af' HUGH TYLER A graduate of Western Michigan Uni- versity, Mr. Hugh Tyler, has both a B.S. and M.A. degrees. Mr. Tyler is known as a speech teacher and halt time director of secondary education. He may also be credited for the superb directing in both the Junior and Senior plays. irregular Verbs Qrustrafe 'lfilfguisfsv I VIRGINIA ASH Mrs. Ash received her A.B. degree from Kalamazoo College and has iust recently earned her M.A. degree from Western Michigan University. She teaches French I, French II, and Latin I. Mrs. Ash is also one of the sponsors of French Club. MYRON CASNER Mr. Casner attended Wesleyan Univer- sity in Connecticut where he earned a Bachelor of Science degree and Master of Arts degree. He is teaching French for the first year in our foreign language department. Mr. Casner also has charge of the chorus in our musical department. MARY BOYLE Mrs. Boyle received h e r B.S. degree in Home Econom- ics from WesTern Michigan Universify. She has been Teaching h e re for seven years. JUNE CLEVELAND Mrs. Cleveland attended Michigan STaTe University and earned her B.S. degree in Home Economics There. S h e received her M.A. degree aT Western Michigan University. This is her second year aT S.H.S. gg. girls learn ffamemuking Cechniques .Mm Arithmetic fl! ROBERT SNOW Robert Snow, often ranked number one by students, and teacher of arithmetic, algebra, and Senior mathematics, is demonstrating the use of the slide rule. He earned his B.S. degree from Knox College and later completed his M.S. degree at the University of Michigan. He won a scholarship to the Summer Institute at Montana State in 1957 and was also granted a scholarship to the University of Ok- lahoma forthe summers of 1959 and 1960. X' EVA WHEAT Mrs. Eva Wheat who has earned both her A.B. and M.A. degrees, explains two points determine a line to her geometry class. She also teaches first year algebra. I 8 , to miar Math R. BATES, B.S. Mathematics H. BOWDISH, B.S., M.A Mathematics L. BURMEISTER, B.S. Algebra F. COLLINS, A.B. Arithmetic D. DILLON, B.S., M.A. Arithmetic M. HUFF, A.B., M.A. Arithmetic L. MOSS, B.S Arithmetic Social Studies Prrpvfuafe MARTIN PECK Martin Peck is a renowned member of the Sturgis faculty. He attended the University of Kentucky, Michigan State University, and Western Michigan Univer- sity, but he received his B.S. and M.A. degrees from Ohio State. A favorite among Senior students, he will be long remembered for his infamous tests on United States Government and Economics. F. COLLINS, A.B History' R. FINLAY A.B. History H. MCELHAN EY History fum.. gmc L. LORI B.S., M.A. History S. PLETCH ER History E. WHITELOCK A.B., M.A. World History i tl , . 1 I 'f cm, . f Hatter Gvvvrnmeuf WILLIAM GALBERACH After distinguished service in WW ll with Uncle Sam's Cellar Commando Unit, William Galberach continued his already varied ,program of education. Five col- leges and 6 years later he received his Bachelors degree in social isciences. Mr. Galberach's great wit Combined with a peculiar sense of humor makes him popu- lar among all our high school students. If ,U Cake Z' Square J. BOND, B.S. Shop JOHN BORGERDING A familiar face around S.H.S. is that of John Borgerding, head of the Industrial Arts Department. Having earned a B.S. at Western' Michigan University, he now teaches shop and woodworking. R17 W. CARPENTER, B.S. B. OOM, B.S. Mechanical Drawing General Shop Shop 8th Grade Shop 2 n Above: Mr. Borgerding checks The brace on a gun rack as Roy Waldron, Wayne Frohriep, and Wayne Keyser look on. Left: Richard Currier, a member of the third hour Wood Shop class, sands the edges of his fish net. I W2 - Albert B. QL i aught, mv. dp-.suv-Y rv 5-f ww H. BOWDISH, B.S., Nl.A. J. CLEVELAND, B.S. Physics Hygiene, Health Physical Science H. McELHANEY, BA. Drivers Training General Science R. MAHER, B.S., M.A. Hygiene lkfeqx 9. D. DILLON, B.S., MA. J. GRANT, B.S., M.A Biology Science , E. MCLAUCHLIN, Bs. H- PIERCE, AB., MS Health Education Healfh EClUCaTl0n Health Science General Science 'hh Mr. Wendell Moyer, who earned his B.S. degree from Hillsdale College, explains how to manufaciure hydrogen gas 10 a few chemistry students. ,Ac T 7 ? - T Qs' 1 T in X is i finsfcin Said S0 gm K ,f Y s 3-c,Aiif - 9- L. LORI B.S., M.A. Hygiene J. CARLTON PERRY Mr. Perry is The head of The science deparTmenT. He also serves as head of The counseling program which provides Tre- mendous informaTion and help To The college-bound sTudenTs. Mr. Perry ob- Tained his B.S. degree aT Michigan STaTe UniversiTy and Then received his M.A. aT The University of Michigan. , v Guidance Selees Meng LOU LORI Mr. Lou Lori, The guidance di- recTor for The Junior High, re- ceived his B.S. and M.A. degrees from The UniversiTy of Michigan. He also Teaches sevenTh grade healTh science and hisTory. Hemmeree Department Sfriees fer Zap Speed CECIL DeHAVEN A. ANDERSON A.B. ShorThand Typing L. BURMEISTER B.S. Typing P. cAsAuLT B.S., M.A. Co-op Grudance ReTail Selling General Business Mr. Cecil DeHaven, who re- versify of Michigan, now heads ceived his B.S. degree from our Business EducaTion DeparT- WesTern STaTe Teachers College menT. and his M.A. degree from Uni- LENORE MOSS Having spent two years in the Women Reserves CMarinesJ, Mrs. Moss entered Western Michigan University where she earned hex' B.S de ree. She also received . g h her M.A. in guidance from Wes-- tern. Her experience in thii, field is shown in her work as- Jr. High counselor. Eficimcy llfl Physical fdumfian l6'uilds ,wan A I R. BATES, B.S. J. BOND, B.S. H. CRIPE, AB., M.A. D. DILLON Coach Coach Physical Education B.S., M.A. Mrs. Cripe sieadies Carol Lingg of ihe third hour AIIrigh1, Keith and Mike, lump! fumbling class. Q Sfrzwg lgndies flmlfhy Minds RICHARD MAHER Mr. Maher received his B.S. degree from Notre Dame Univer- sity and his M.A. degree from Western Reserve University. ln addition to teaching physical education and health education, he is the varsity baseball coach and the athletic director. r Q J. GRANT, B.S., M.S. H. MCELHANEY, A.B. B. OOM, B.S. H. PIERCE, Coach Coach Coach AB., M.S. Physical Education Coach Musicians Search far fast Ehvrd JACK BITTLE Mr. Bittle, the director of bands, was graduated from the University of Michi- gan vvith a Bachelor of Music degree in 1956. While at the University, his skill as a percussionist earned him the coveted tirst chair in the Symphony Band. After teaching in Cassopolis for two years, he and his family moved to Sturgis in l958. The outstanding record of the bands' per- formances and the quality of the musi- cians are a credit to his teaching. MYRON CASNER Mr. Casner attended and graduated from Wesleyan University in Connecticut vvith both a Bachelor of Science and Mas- ter's degree. He has now completed his tenth year as choral director and instructor of the A Cappella Choir. In addition to his musical instruction, Mr. Casner is also a French I teacher. 'SJ-L 5. is an the ,4inf Again This year Mr. Raymond SmiTh was municaTion with The parenTs on school acTivi- The radio broadcaster for S.H.S. Mr. SmiTh Ties was solved by him. For The pasT nine aTTended ManchesTer College Tour years and years, Mr. SmiTh has been informing The par- received his Bachelor of Science degree. He enTs and general public of STurgis on The received his MasTers degree T from Indiana acTiviTies engaged in and around The school. UniversiTy, and afTer his graduaTiorT, he came The program has been a greaT aid To The com- To S.H.S. muniTy for The wealth of inTormaTion iT has AT W.S.T.R. Mr. SmiTh has opened a new brought TorTh. horizon for The communiTy. The need for com- .. ...... .gs .av ' 4'P ':: ai '.,,-v .dl Ray Smith, Roger Bates, and Hugh Tyler give a running commentary on all the basketball games. I' , W' 3 ' Q 25 if Q 'Wu r- f f FEI f : 1 N '-I. 'X li NROK MASS F Rag I .J TN '-gs-ag 1 N 'N 'Mmm Ina-:-X-N..F'NS'EXx s-QA XX MT, SYTJNE- JN 44,14 0.4 1: 5 ,.. 4 JT 5-J-ZX 5 E J K IN xx .. :-x ,J W Vg: 12330 J xl-Xgxi SEN IORS Rgjkiwgv' Kandidrzfas' for Seniar Ofhces Stage dzmpazyns JUST SIX SHORT YEARS AGO we had Our first glimpse of Sturgis High School. As seventh graders, we changed from class to class and got to attend the Youth Center. Upon entering eighth grade, we prosecuted criminals in Mr. Finlay's history class and visited many interesting places on our eighth grade trip to Chicago. As freshmen, we were at last admitted to senior high activities and clubs. A place on a reserve team became a reality and not just a dream. As we entered tenth grade, homework be- came more important and many of us were seen wandering through the halls, quoting Friends, Romans, Countrymen, . . for Mrs. Bitner's English class. Our iunior class play, I Remember Mama, was a new experience for many of us. We worked hard peddling schedule pencils and selling hot dogs at the concession stand, but all the effort proved its worth when we held the Junior Prom in honor of the Seniors. Oh, yes, we will never forget Mr. Galberach's U. S. his- tory class and his dog, Rudolph. Now, our senior year is finished. We present- ed the senior play and looked forward with mixed emotions to Mr. Peck's surprise tests. We held many parties and struggled through piles of homework. But we finally made it. We are now ready to take that decisive step out into the world and see what the future holds for us, the Class of 1961. Mike Darby, President, Donna Hill, Secretary, Lynda Wyer, Student Council, Dixie Wagner, Treasurer, and Dennis McCarthy, Vice-President. W HW- wmv- V I MICHAEL REYNOLD ALLEN EARL LEROY AUGERBRIGHT CHARLES ROBERT ANDERSON ELSIE ANN BAKER ANN JEANETTE AN KNEY CLARA JANE BARNELL MARTHA LOUISE ARNEY DAN BLASKIE, JR. WARREN PAUL ASH NAOMI LOUISE BOALS Here, Ted Lindman, former class President, gives the welcoming address at the long- avvaited Government Day. On this day, sen- iors are excused from classes and attend conferences at the Sturges-Young Auditor- ium with seniors from other high schools in the country. Gzfwrnmenf Day - Om' of N1 . , Nw' 'Q ,I Linda Wyer and Linda Sauer have been giv- ing out name cards all morning for Gov- ernment Day and it looks as Though Linda's feet got The worst of ir. JUDITH ANN BOGEN SHARON ANN BRADLEY THOMAS VERN BORKOVVSKI MARY JANE BROOKS JOHN CHARLES BOUGHTON JERRY LEE BUNDY JANET LEONE BOVVDISH JOYCE DALE BURTON MICHAEL H. BOYLE WILLIAM WALLACE CAMERON hllfw Q' Many High Z9vim's far Seniors If looks like everybody had a godcl lunchg anyway they all seem To be enioying their noon gab session. NIICHAEL STEPHEN CASEY JUDITH GAY CLARK ROY L. CLARK SUSAN ELIZABETH CLARK ALICE MARIE CLOUSE Ely MARY ANN CLOUSE TERRENCE JOEL CLOUSE CAROL LYNN CONRAD LINDA KAY COOK NORINE RUTH COX g., '-Ulf' .ff w QB' I may K F w ' 15 L1 an H- if 'ffl' . .Q iw 611155 af '61 TOM CURRY MICHAEL B. DARBY JOHN A. DAVIS MARK L. DAVIS RICHARD DOUGLAS DELL EDMUND ARTHUR DEROSHIA ROBERT LYLE DONLEY JOYCE ANN DROUD THEODORE C. ECKERT LINDA LOU ELLIOTT DAVID A. FALKENSTEIN JON MICHAEL FALKENSTEIN EDVVARD ALLEN FASSNACHT JAMES REEVE FREEMAN BRENDA LEE FRICK LYNN DOUGLAS FRIESNER JOAN IRIS FROHRIEP ROBERT RAMON FROST BARBARA SUE FRY PATRICIA ANN GANG X. fa .ve Tnme oufl' oach Dlllon glves has powerful varsnty squad a pep Talk aT a crucial pomt clurmg The EasT Lansmg game Thus year The Team gave local fans many Thrills and vvlth Their full v:ourT press and fast break they gave opposmg teams a hard road To Travel , T4. .K 2 lg T .ff 'W Sfurgensiau Staff Burns ylflidnzylzf 'Q' II, A 7' SUSAN LURENE GAZLAY FAY ILENE GIANT BARBARA LILLIAN GOSE DAVID ARTHUR GRABE DOUGLAS H. GRABE LINDA JO GRAFF JANA LOU GROSKY CHRISTOPHER ROBERT GUSTAFSON DENNIS L. GUY PATRICIA ANN HANSHUE Martha Arney, editor-in-chief of The Siurgensian, has Ied a busy life this year. Besides working on the yearbook, Mariha was a member of F.T.A., French CIub, and ihe QuiII and Scroll. MID' Oil to Present Anfhvlvgy af year ,NEI ! 'h Are you waiting for someone, Marsha? Or are you iust plain Tired fy gm 'T 1 from working on those pictures? I . 'Wx Y f r L-.I MARY ELIZABETH HART TERRY LEE HAWKINS LYNETTE SUE HAY FLOYD D. HAYDEN DONNA RAE HILL LINDA ANNE HOLTZ TERRY DOUGLAS HOLTZ ROXY E. HOOVER A ROGER LOUIS HORROM JAMES M. HOWARD NN . .L Q , by I r ,J ,,A.g an ' 1, T f 'W 5 iii 1 4I ?ufure Koncerns Graduates 1 . 'THQ W Wir TK 1 rf 'lr' M 'ww SHERRON ANN HUDSON ' THOMAS ROBERT HUNT HARVEY EUGENE JANNOTTA LARRY ROSS JOHNSONBAUGH DAVID MICHAEL JONES BRENDA JOYCE JOURDAN ' E' KATHLEEN LYNETTE JULIEN ,V NORMAN KASMAUSKIS iff- 1 A JEAN ANN KEAGLE T A, 1 W, R -3 X-A KAREN ELLZABETH KELLER T Rf. + ' T A .L'E ff T T.,., . ,A e T - T T K, Ei , , f M Q- AM-, 'T . ,,K..7T I ,fi :V Wig-.1 1 IFMWIEEHSU-ng. Tll T'-W -'1 V 1, A 7 x X23 iii, I I - s fr SEQQ l N 3353, somebody please open the 6arec'rs Hvufranf 611155 af '61 mm, 1: MM' . .wzf f -' - ' V - DAVLD A. KELLEY DOROTHY ARLENE KELLEY ALAN KELLY MARLENE MARIE KILLIAN JUDY CAROLE KIME PHILLIP CARLYLE KITSON LEWELLYN JEAN KLINE KENNETH EDWARD KRAUSE RONALD LEE KREPS FLORENCE CARNEEN KROLL i .6 A to' ! ,NY m lT's Government Day and These senior girls seem to be having Trouble deciding where To sit. ,E .f Pep Klub Orgzmizes Students IQ pw, bmw ., as M if , 5 we 9 fix M 'Kr ' , . ,eiwgrzq J ,S-9 Q f---s. 'CAGJ CPL? s Linda Ellioit and Allan Benit paint a posterifor Friday night's game. Linda is the captain of the cheerleaders and is the only senior on the squad. BRUCE EUGENE KRONTZ GAYLE ANNE LAIN ROBERT L. LARGE, JR. CHARLES EDWARD LAUGHLIN MARION EDWARD LAWNICZAK RONALD BENIDICT LAWNICZAK VIRGIL LAMAR LEATHERMAN ANDREA LEE LILLY THEODORE ANDREW LINDMAN PENELOPE ANNETTE LOSEY ffi W8 sa , a,14 L 1131? mir' .us- ggi wb 1 w M- into Hlzeering Section Rjw--,IT SWIG It's almost the end of on, kids, Ief's cheer! I ' 1 .-4' I the game and the score's Tied! Come Wi. 1 ? ,4auf ve-W SUSAN ELIZABETH LOSEY JERRY DUANE LUEDDERS ROBERT FRANKLIN LYTLE JEAN KAY MACHAN PATRICIA LOUISE MALONE ELEANOR LORAINE MARTIN ANITA JEAN MAYER DENNIS PATRICK MCCARTHY EUGENE CHESTER MELCHI LEJEUNE WILLIAM MORRISON S5 -,.: '? ' I, ,L 63, Slewn Outstanding Hand ,flfleznifcrs 5-wx, K 'J 1 1, dw' E T. aww A F WMQ1 Mfmi wi yin? Qi as 1, 5119.1 . WE? fxiwnn n 4 Nj' 3 .' . V2 U , 1 Ss' 552-' vi N555 Qi ff Q' Q Farficzjvafe in Many C7lfl'If6'Sf5 255, .s,.,.L ,535- g1,. AM-aitagailigafe 'W X' iw. - - K es. I M MAMA jg, .., .-1-Q-eg,,,wv...w f an nm 1 3, I gf v A I fe V My ' K' fi, , W-uw-'-'M--w, 7 M J H BILLIE JANE MOYER K ' WILLIAM HUBERT MUNDY, JR. 83639430-Q-.Q CAROL ANN MUNK 'u u'i 'i'L LWL' LUANNE RAE NORTON at f .W M. C., .W I La.,-1 ,A , SUANNE KAE NORTON MARGIE LYNNE OTTO MARJORIE EDITH OXENDER JOHN ELDON PARISH LARRY L. PATRICK PATRICIA ANN PERKINS A - , IW. fi .grin-5m.,. at,-,ii -.x,i,. 3.3 yi, Jerry Luedders, drum maior, has been in band for six years. He plays the alto saxophone, is the band manager, gives private Ies- sons, and attended the district and state solo and ensemble con- tests. The eleven band members who graduate this year are Craig WiIes, Nancy Stewart, Carole Sargent, Tom Borkowski, Barb Fry, Joyce Droud, Bob Sherman, Jerry Luedders, Luanne Norton, Suanne Norton, and Ward Weske. ALBERTA NANCY PFENNING ROSE ANN PIERCE TERRY JOSEPH POFFENBERGER DIANA SUE POLEY MARSHA LOU QUINN RUDOLPH C. QUIRIN DOLORES MARY RAYNER KATHY ARLENE REED STEVE WILLARD REUTER MARY ANN RICHARDS -'E-f Scnzvrs .Attempt tv Jlflemarzke TERRY A. RIDLEY HISLE STANLEY RIPPEY, JR. JOSEPH FLORIAN RISKA, JR. THURMAN A. RITTER, JR. DANNY EUGENE ROBERTS LLOYD RICHARD ROHRER KAREN MARIE ROUNSVILLE PHYLLIS ELAINE SADEWASSER CAROLE LYNN SARGENT LINDA MAE SAUER 4:1-J Zfherfrics :ff Adam with Well, i1's another one of Mr. Peck's infamous exams. Note the blank expressions, puzzled looks, and scra1ching of heads, HELEN MARIE SCHMIDT HAROLD ALBERT SCHROEDER SHARON ANN SCHUTZ RONALD JAMES SCHWARTZ JUDITH K. SHELDON ROBERT HARLEY SHERMAN SONDRA IRENE SIEGEL BETTY LEE SIMPSON SARA MARGARET SITES THOMAS GEORGE SMUSZ 'Q'- QS-fl' 163' f flg threw 1 CAROL ANN SPANIOLA BONNIE LEE SPARKS JENNIE MINTIE STENHOUSE NANCY KAY STEWART MARY KAY STEWART MARY ELLEN STORMS RALPH DAVID STRAEHLY JOHN BARRY STRANGE DANNY LEROY STROUP SHARON DIANE STROUP ROBERT DEAN STULTS, II 'CSF' , 2 i 'Fw Q rl? I .Q Lg .Q 14- 1?-1 I . . f BONNIE LEIGH SWIHART TERRY E. TEALL CAROLYN ANN TEETERS KATHLEEN THOMASMA DONALD EDWARD TISDEL JACOB ALLEN TROYER BRENT ANTOINE TURNER MARJORIE CECILIA URICK TERRY VAN METER ZOLA ELAINE VANVORST S.'.'ZZ ' E' Q5 CAROLE PHYLLIS VERNON DIXIE ANN WAONER WILLA ANN WAGNER BRIAN DUANE WEAVER CAROL ANN WEBSTER OAIL MARIE WEHRLY EDWARD CLARENCE WESKE ALICE DIANE WEST JOHN CRAIG WILES PAUL S. WILLIAMSON LORAN LAWRENCE WINGFI LINDA LEE WYER STEPHEN ANDREW YIJNKER Missing: JAMES CULVER CARPENTER KENNETH L. CURTIS Members of The senior play casi Judy Bogen Chr s Gustafson and Linda Eilior marvel over PI1ony Fifty theme of The play 35' X N X. -J1 r V w xl ,Ny ral . wx X 11 x?f'V . w ffl, , Y QNNXSTI 1 F-' XY ,ia iv'-vi,' U- x 4' Xf'.5fl'g'w 'fN 1 ' '- . fx f ., , X 5 1 R. !x'g1!, s WG I3 g - ,gf-H1 1 ,La H-, Us .X ff ' W4 A Ky , L . N o ,gl 1 i 1', I ig, X 'fu Lx, ' LA, I I wx 'r , T n ' 'N I 1 , 7 ' M E f A w Q ,gig Lg H 1 + 1 6 fi' 'r 5 Q 1 , ,1 1 K ' ff ' l - fi 4 X Y, X Nu i . If 4 V I w t' gl Qflfikll. ., UNDERCLHSSMEN Lflass of '62 Leaks 4' Kay Forrest, Dan Evert, Mike Ash, Steve Eckert, Joe Welty, and Mary Brubaker. The Junior Class again kept busy by selling food at the concession stand during football season. They also sold football and basketball schedule pencils to raise money. During basket- ball season they sold candy and gum to the fans, thus increasing their treasury even more. ln the spring, the class presented the annual Junior Play and a few weeks later, the gala Junior Prom was held in honor of the seniors. The class sponsors gave a great deal.of their time and effort to this fun-filled year. They were: Mr. William Galberach, Chairman, Mr. Wendell Moyer, Mrs. Robert Boyle, Mr. Elmer Craig, Mrs. June Cleveland, and Miss Elizabeth Whitelock. The one hundred and eighty-six students com- posing the Junior Class, were under the leader- ship of these capable class officers: Steve Eck- ert, President, Joe Welty, Vice-President, Kay Forest, Secretary, Mary Brubaker, Treasurer, and Dan Evert, Student Council Representative for two years, and Michael Ash, Student Coun- cil Representative from last year. Zfrward iv cuff lferzn Adams, Linda Alfimus, Tom Ambler, Richard Anderson, Karen Ankney, Jerry Arklie, Brenn Ash, Michael Babka, Julia Baker, Roger Bayer, Carol Beach, Kenneth Besser, Michael Bixler, Diane Blanchard, Trudy Blaskie, Jeanelte Bonfiglio, Donna Bontrager, Charles l Bontrager, Rosa Boughton, Jack Boughton, Judy Bower, Gary Bowsher, Marcia Boyden, Jim Braham, Pam Brebner, Melissa Brothers, Tom Brown, Russell - Brubaker, Mary Carpenter, John- Cashour, Priscilla Casner, Jane Childs, Judy Covey, Alan Crifes, Larry Cross, John Crossman, Barbara Currier, Richard DeHaven, Jim Diggens, David Dillen, Joan W., fa TT w . B . my ,..,.. . 4 ee- r. me-vw '42 .JN 611155 af '6 Feddles Doe, Judy Doudt, Roger Dougan, Myrna Dowty, Sandra .W ii wr-sq., ig:-u Draime, Karen Dull, Richard Dumont, Douglas Durnell, Dennis Dyball, Mary Earley, Terry Eckert, Steve Ellis, Tandra ' Evert, Dan Fair, Judy Falkenstein, Gary Falkenstein, Neal Fetch, Patsey Finlay, Toodie Firth, Barbette Fisher, Richard Flowers, Cleatus Forrest, Kay Foster, Elizabeth Garnett, Louise Gest, Sally Giant, Fay Grosky, Karen Gould, Daniel Graff, Lonnie Gushwa, James Haller, Doug Hambrighf, Delo Harter, Jackie Hathaway, Ron Hawkins, June Hearld, Dave Hecht, David F65 Hendricks, Margaret Henney, Sarah -Jawa 'Q R 1 1, N, vs as .11 iw., a J J 'I J, 4, ., 1 gf' M 'fs Kulpinski, Raymond Kunzie, Elaine La Forte, Jo Ann Lahmeyer, Connie Le Roque, Gilbert Lichty, John Lock, Judy Long, Ben Long, James l.ong, Richard Lough, Frances Marshall, Kathy Martel, Charlyn Mattausch, Karen Mf-Ihenie, Richard McKaIe, Ruth McLaughlin, Clyde Mercer, Nancy Mettler, Doris Meyers, Jack .'Qv-1Ex f Zi 1 Pmcils and H0 Days. 43 1, xx . LX ,ir P kat I A 4, aw I l-'skills an l w . -,r .iw ' ,. ,r Hinchen, Charles Holshuh, Karen Holtz, Douglas Holtz, Linda Hostetler, Don Houck, Susan Hudson, Camilla Hunsberger, Sue Jacobs, Robert Jeffery, Connie so K we , 1, ,Y 1 ,lro si-we oe. aw, , Jenner, Carole Johnsonbaugh, Ed Johnsonbaugh, Sue Johnston, Robert Kane, Linda Keim, Robert Kershner, Kim Kimble, Janet Kline, Karen Kronberg, Barbara r cc l Spring Brings Prom gcffer pu.. i l 58 ax 'e F ,, 1 ver.,-:w' 1 ' Meyers, Sylvia Miller, Judith Millett, Pamela Misner, James Molter, Carrol Myers, Dan Nelson, Mary Newman, Sondra Nordahl, Richard Owen, Susan Palmer, Steve Penn, Judy Perry, Robert Pfenning, Ronald Phillips, Ken Pokarny, Betty Potts, Michael Pursel, Penny Reed, Penny Remenap, Mark Riley, Otis Riley, Ruth Roberts, Warren Rolston, Russelyn Routsong, Jerry Ryan, James Schaeffer, Larry Schemahorn, Sharon Schmidt, Nancy Schmidt, Norma Schrock, Vicky Schwartz, Barbara Schwartz, David Smith, John Smith, Sue Speicher, Cynthia Stacy, Lorretta Stump, Phillip Tibbott, Eileen to the yunivr Klasa Tobias, Archie Tricker, Pamela Upham, Kemlyn Van Nest, Terry Van Why, Vernon Van Zile, Charles Van Zile, Douglas Veazey, Ed Wagg, Linda Walters, Bill Washburn, Janet Washington, Mary Wegner, David Weitfing, Janice Welty, Joe Werner, Tom White, Conrad Will, Roger Williamson, John Winkleblack, Shirley Wilson, Kenneih Wolf, Linda Wolfe, Margaret! Yoder, Joanne Young, Grover Young, Linda Shaffer, Betty Latin II krs Learn ' 3.3 .4 is 5 fix Bill Ayres, Deana Walker, Rick Field, and Mike Lukomski, officers of the first class to graduate from the new high school. The Sophomore Class, with one hundred and fifty-nine members, began its year by electing class officers. Rick Field was elected President, Mike Lukomski as Vice-President, Deanna Walk- er as Secretary, Bill Ayres as Treasurer, Paul Roe as Student Council Representative for two yearsg and James Kerchner as Student Council Representative from last year. The class officers planned activities with the aid of these helpful sponsors: Mr. J. C. Perry, Chairmang Mr. Hugh Tyler, Mrs. Alta Anderson, Mr. Cecil DeHaven, Mrs. Helen Bitner, and Mr. Larry Patterson. The Sophomore boys were largely responsible for the success of the reserve football team and many participated in reserve basketball. The Sophomore class was well represented by four girls on the varsity and reserve cheerlead- ing squads. Y wil. ,f VA. Corliss, Don Crissey, Laura Crissey, Lillian Crouch, Carlton Darby, Thayma Deal, Kay Dell, Regina Dillivan, Randy Dorn, Stanley Eagan, Timothy Emery, Richard Engle, Jean Ewart, Larry Fager, Gene Felt, Peggy Field, Rick Fraylick, Paula Frost, Donald Fry, Alan Fry, Coral Kaesar Krasscs Kuhitvn . , E ,,,' 5 ...Wav ,L 1 15 of I 9 J . , ..,. .. 9 at S -mfr? V xwflx Us viii Anim. Augerbright, Paul Avery, Pamela Ayres, Allen Baker, Shelby Jean Barnell, Rebecca Bauman, Sandra Betcke, Terry Blackburn, Sandra Borkholder, Lloyd Borkowski, Lo Esa Bothamley, Carol Bowdish, Kathleen Bradley, Rosemary Brunson, Barbara Burhans, Arthur Carlisle, Larry Carper, Roger Carver, Judy Clark, Judy Cleveland, Suzanne PS ..4 611155 af '63 Kemps Galbreath, Vicki Gerchow, Sharon Gerow, Tom Gilbo, James Glen, Robert Gonser, Larry Grabe, Norman Guinther, Tom Guy, Mariorie Hack, Diane Hagen, Harriet Hawver, Susan Heichel, Marsha Heidenreich, Linda Hetzler, Linda Holliday, Mary Holtz, Jim Hopkins, Randy Horning, Susan Jenner, Clarence Kauffman, Jeff Kellay, Dan Kerchner, James Keyser, Wayne Kolassa, Gail Kroll, Phyllis LaForte, Bonnie Large, Bruce Laws, Virginia Lawson, Larry Lehman, Judith Leihn, Tom Lingg, Carol Littlefield, Dorothy Lock, Frances Lukomski, Mike Mall, Suzann Mann, Candace ras, Qsw , -.Q ,alley 5 git'-ff, a Z' v L' ' fum Scwnd year Martin, Raymond McLaughlin, Linda McLaughlin, Pat Merchant, Robert M' 'ag y A my A Q, iw Miller, Cheryl , rg -,,, , ,,kk liar 3 5 :Q ' I ir tg A gk 'ri ' v f , Y .. Miller, Deldon i W Miller, Richard l yiky --f' ' Mitchell, Tom its rrr T' , - . - V Q' xg. 1 J Morey, Rex L--L ' x V ,V Murphy, Diane , Haw? . - 5 aff r r.rf f J r Vzlv , r i J , t 'V K an MM -. ff fr Myers, Douglas 3 mi N' r Myers, Mary J QQ, , , Myers, Pamela Q' he ., 'S Nelson, Robert l Norton, Jim M ,K , 35 E . . Nowak, Dewey Q 5- Oswald, Richard V W, 5' ' Ott, John 'M' A l e V if Pagels, Mary N A ,, Peck, Douglas f 1 Peckham, Susan R K . L Peerbolte, Lois ' im '73 W Perrin, Charles , ' .Q .. Persmg, Richard A V, J, . Pringle, Sharon warg 5511, -.,' fe N-l' V Pueschel, John 3, a,a.,, 3 , Rider, Roy ,gf 1,2 gg Ritter, Kathryn ,S byiv ,Q -j Roe, au A ' + - ' A ' .M Rosine, Tom ,TN ' J ffl ? r ff ir Q.. , W' V ea 5 1 Y V' J :fw,win ,f '. S g V . , . V yi . 5 S' wg, A Q 3? F' ff ,s iw it 5 r-f1vAQg1,. me 1 4.255 5 A V 1 . r,,f 5 Vi ii f, 5,14 we A N F t .- . 5,4 E 'VNSMN . J yiy r Royer, Jim 1,20 Samuels, Larry If i Schmick, Dan , ' Schoenherr, Robert ' '-i' 3 Schwartz, Judy S tr rim' 'g Sheets, Nancy Sheldon, Mary . l Y -kk.v wig rf X' .i ur ..., . af, fa ,ju - J Shemloerger, Kaylor Shirley, Bruce Shoulders, Linda ll: w e --rr fi r . ,fr .rf J 3 u wi 3, ,,.. y, r : A QW ibr ffm f Hx. -Q Q' if . 64 Saphamvrcs Spousar Kecard flap Smith, Gary Smith, Jim Smith, Richard Smoker, Constance Smolka, Barbara Somes, Karen Spearow, Ruth Stevens, Marvin Stutz, Martin Suits, Robert Summey, Ronald Sunday, Betty Taylor, Jan Teadt, Joan Tongiani, Joanne Townsend, Alice Tracy, Linda Van Meter, Patsy Van Zile, William Vaughn, Peter Wagner, Jane Walker, Deanna Washburn, John Weaver, Lawrence Weaver, Linda Westphal, Mary Wilcox, Barbara Willsey, Victor E Winter, Raymond Wright, Ted Wyer, Gary Wyer, Keith Yunker, Marc Zelt, Lawrence Flock, Jim Frohriep, Wayne 'W S, f ,pw is W t. f ' Ain 'l 1 N ,W nn. A a Cf UW. is 'Ib 1' ,Vim -. fr 3 'fo XF.. if E 7304 ,. 'W- sa S31 2 1 J J . 2: 5 5, J J Li t gf tu its qyly .Si 'sud A egg 4- 52 as , - Ar' -we ir --..., 75 il '3 largest 611155 lla' Q 5 A ..,, ,, newer, 4 at J 'ft 1'N, , T! fif.ip4QgQ ggeesftrzyi T s 4 lt, vt i 3.'f f+5 .i?1'Qi T4 x akilxtfaxlv ilir Ron Kerchner, Carol Sherman, Rick Meyers, and John King. The Freshman class, consisting of two hundred and fifty-six members, was the largest enrolled at Sturgis High School. The class officers were elected in November, and the election returns showed: President, Ron Kerchner, Vice-Presi- dent, Keith Thomas, Secretary, Carol Sherman, Treasurer, :John Johnsonbaugh, and Student Council Representatives, Rick Meyers and John King. Joining senior high clubs, activities, and sports kept the Freshman busy. Many ninth graders won chairs in senior band and participated in Freshman football. Several boys saw action in reserve basketball. All Freshmen agree that they had an exciting year and gave a good deal of credit to their helpful sponsors, Mr. Harold Bowdish, chair- man, Mr. Robert Tripp, Mr. Lewis Burmeister, Mrs. Eva Wheat, Mrs. Helen Cripe, and Mrs. Eileen McLauchlin. -- 1 ir ' 1 -P2ggS'4'n:5 all X61 fr fi! f j X g i k 8 K a r 'J' I In ,gi 1 F gl www' M ,..,,, .,,, i if '36 ff, . A Ji f 1 ,J ' f ,:24Q,,.f-We asiiiffizl5,wf.z,1eLiilZ' i f il 256 Weshmen fain 5 rrrrn in W ,,v if ., V .:, Ap? nw , 'Y! 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F55 K fu .A ,. f 32 E: : A 1 Mildenberg, Terry Miller, Mary Miller, Paul Missler, Rosemary Munk, Brad Murphy, Curtis Myers, Douglas Nelson, La Vonne Nelson, Sally Newman, Mary Neydon, Robert Norris, Michael Nusbaum, Michael Owen, Jeff Pagels, Judith ,I 2 fi i J . Pant, Margaret ' 2. , 59 ... , Parker, Edward , 2' ., , f 4-ffm 'ww if f., 2- 3 , 0 , - , ,151 Parr, Larry V ' Patten, Michael J, ,'lihiY:.?5if' H6454 1 all , Li Patterson, James 'ai S ,1g:, .: :,, . ,g:,: ' . tg-.fuk M y ' K . ff, J 1 5, .5 -'l ' i ' , 'iii' . :f J A ,J w ill ,.., i 1 K V e c ' 'l . ,A P- 'ig is ,,f,s,- -Q., .- , . 'W f ' -' M ' Eg, .gf :i f f:,f?aiv,...qsr'etW -- 1 1- V. . J : f ,..l l l ' N lii- .. 5 'ii-95' Wil' Y ' J - 255513 . I X, Magg y, V. s al -'S A I iv.:caM,,,, A K , 555, K M i W - 5 f.,t ati ,Q ' be ii' .iz . My , Q ,M ' X,,,i5.,,sgg ,f .U ' ' .N-e rem A , ,, G, V, I ,M ,L Y xy' K 5 z l'J'i:r5'fl'35L,' b.1W1sw, ,f M 7 ,-gg K rf .7 'Nqr , V , N 7 A, ?f.33,ifl5 lgfs , 1 E r . ' It its wi A 1 A ' .ww N i ag, it - , , ,sm V f J ' eiii f esre J A A , ,t , , ,H .W A ,IV ,. .y Vlyl A ,,,,, . ,,,,,,,,,,,VV,,,, ,,,, ,,,, , ,gm J . ,, UH ,.,.,. , ,,,, ,,,., ,Q , 70 , Schoenherr, Kathryn Schoettler, Craig Schuster, Douglas Seybert, Shirley Sharp, Michael Shears, Eugene Sherman, Carol Sherman, Don Shoulders, Nancy Sidener, Sandra Smith, Brian Smoker, Michael Somers, Judy Sonthwick, Kathy Spaniola, Robert Spencer, Jack Sprowl, Charles Stevens, Joseph Studeman, Pamela Tepfer, Roger iff' ygavv, ow Include ,Ninth Graders ,S as c J , . V ' gifs U leg K it X ggr 1 it 5 . syg 2 a if ' Q ' ay, f if , ,SYN aa a ff fi vm pa, . 1 'gif . et 733' .Q .- fax S , ,,, J, ,,, i sw.- tz, A ,.f,:a.,e S- at ,,g,s ls'fic' at S S 1 wiv X ,T . , X J IQL 5 lyrr S J Q ss algal MX'-fm J fy 6- ! J - . ... N VV iii J' Qic m -'-' I 4 V , zulw A6 'dd .,..v c Zi' V, ,Y , gig v,,ff,:'f, 1 1' ' ff 'fi ,,.. 5 IE. 1. M -' F A ' xanga fifl fj' -a ' 1 5 Thaden, Tom Thomasma, Elizabeth Thompson, Linda Tobias, Sharon Tongiani, Julie Troyer, John Tupper, Pamela Turner, Mary Urick, Gary Valentine, Diana Van Nest, Richard Van Zile, Phyllis Vroman, Harold Wadsworth, Sharyl Waldron, Ernest Walker, Janet Walters, John Watson, Larry Wenger, Marcia Wenzel, Mary Sirash Kaya Auficzpafc Varsity Werner, Rita White, Douglas Wilke, Ruth Wilson, Carolyn Winklepleck, Nancy Winter, Charlotte Woods, Cheryl Woods, Dana Wright, Robert Yoder, Kip Yunker, Mary Zellers, Penny Zimmerman, Don Tooley, Judith Thomas, Keith :if- ' 5537 A A I , W M ? VI 4 I .' s N 'i ' QV 1 L W , Q 533 - - JUNIOR HIGH 73 Szyhfh Graders Again 5166! Ruth Peerbolte, Betsy Stage, Tom Vernon, Vicki Chaff, Gary Rifenburg, Lucius Carver, Don Reed. The eighth grade again elected representatives instead of class officers. The Council members were: Lucius Carver, Vicki Chaff, Ruth Peer- bolte, Don Reed, Gary Rifenburg, Betsy Stage, and Tom Vernon. The two hundred and twenty-six students were divided up into seven sections and were aided by the following sponsors: Mr. Robert Finlay, chairman, Mrs. Mona Reiclc, Mr. Roger Bates, ,, Mr. Jack Grant, and Mr. Harold McElhaney. The eighth grade students attended assemblies in the gymnasium with the seventh graders, and the Youth Center was open to them on Saturday nights. Their enthusiasm and pep shows that they are ready to take that enjoyable step into Senior High School next fall. Hlass Kvprcseufufivcs Abbs, Douglas Abbs, Walter Andrews, Roger Barnell, Donna Barnell, Joanna Barnhart, Clarence Bashore, Robert Bauman, Dianna Beers, Treasa Benson, Robert Bergman, Pamela Besser, Robert Binkley, Alan Bixler, Priscilla Borkholder, John Bosch, Wim Bothamley, Dennis Brewington, Sherry Burke, Pat Cameron, Alma Carlisle, Karlene Carpenter, Dale Carver, Lucius Chaff, Vicki Chrisman, Rose Clark, Jackie Cleveland, Jody Clouse, Mike Collins, Elizabeth Conklin, Terry Cowan, Darlene Cowan, Vern Coy, James Crapo, Judy Deleo, Marty Dillen, Harold Donihue, Dave Donley, Sherry Drake, Bob Durnell, Leslie r' ' T' ' . 136114 241 'Kifiui 'Kifhmefic f iwffifa , if . 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' il Q i 1 .,, ' Smoll, Carole John Sowers, Linda ' ' E V I Sowers, Myra -X Spearow, Lois - 35, Q i Stage, Elizabeth ' W -' ' Stahl, Jerry ' T Stevens, Sheila Stewart, Allan Stewart, Bette Strodel, William Stroup, Jeannine Swihart, Trudy Taylor, Margaret Thatcher, Jim Thomas, Arthur Tozer, Don Tricker, Tom Dale Troyer, Turner, Brian ' 1 Tuttle, Linda Van Almen, Carol . rg. fi 9WY la, :aaa---.-ga ages' -'fear , - e 1, s J Sli' i A s 41' , .f . 21.29. -- A N Q5 K I N . ., f ., r Qs, 'v , ,..- sg4NfJ+ ' LQ:-.vw ' f ai, 'xi' S' S ' ff' or , 1. A Z . A S S , 7 ,, , A -M Wi fy , I 4, 2 ,r ' l f V Ji , r e f' , wr ,f ., 16 if . '2 0 - hw .Nj E, 'M lil slr' , H Van Over, Dennis ' ,gt i--.. fiiiiag Van Pelt, Linda Q V V Van Zile, Deborah Y , W 565, ,gn V423 gg , V, Vernon' Tom 0 A -' . -.f . .. , Verse, John Q Q I ' , M k . , , ,.,, '- Vroeoindewey ar . Q , I .,Q,5g,,,f'g,,,,i viii'-' xv-Fi' silk tv M .. K ,X Q .. 1 ill' x-KKK flange W 80 1 i Calm! Day - Quturc Stars Debut A 5 l . ' . .5 ,A , .mph A is .u J, AA, 4.4 ,.A,4...L,, Vroman, Robert Wait, Elliott Waldron, James Walker, Richard Wallace, Douglas Washburn, George Weirich, Sharon West, Betty Wheat, Regina Williams, Michael Wilson, Dennis Winklepleck, Michael Wittenberg, Carol Wolfe, Laura Wright, Karen Wyer, Anne Wyer, Gaylord Wygant, Jane Yoder, Peggy Yunker, Andrea V Jackson, Terry Seckbach, Scott Wvlczfme in junior J-Hgh S-4' . ,pm 'wg-F' Joe McMillan, Lewis Ash, Larry Bayer, Diana Werkhaven, Sue Reed, Connie Sadewasser, and Mary Kane. This year because of the size of tl Grade, four sections attended Foi School and representatives were elected to a Council instead of class officers. One represen- tative was chosen from each of the seven sections. Council members were: Lewis Ash, Larry Bayer, Mary Kane, Joe McMillan, Sue Reed, Connie Sadewasser, and Diana Werk- haven. There were two hundred and four students in .ig gd the seventh grade and they were guided by these sponsors: Miss Floiad Collins, chairman, Mr. Lou Lori, Mr. Schuyler Pletcher, Mrs. Mil- dred Huff, Mrs. Lenore Moss, Miss Mary A21- derson, and Mrs. Gladys Girton. Another new feature was that the seventh and eighth graders attended assemblies held in the gymnasium. We hope these students enioyed their first year at S.H.S. and wish them the best of luck in their future years at Sturgis High. WE? -1 A is E. , f,,,., w ifi: V, fw-f f' 'Z W 4 ' ' 95,6 ,E 1, 'wg-f' X Asbury, Viva Ash, Lewis Ball, Brenda Bargo, Michael Barnell, Dale Basinger, Linda Bayer, Larry Beardsley, Robert Beckwith, George Bell, David Berger, Corinne Blanchard, Jack Blodgett, Thomas Bowsher, Phyllis Brandiebierry, Donna Bressler, Robert Broadwell, Jean Brock, Fern Brooks, Alice Brown, Timothy ,Q ' J xo, W, , :' 5 7 4 I B Q jd l I , ME ,Q , ,Jr Lf A 204 Cake l6'ig . vw, ,Qi i --.4 'li 1 if ri 0 xg .. Vw . ,. 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F fgkiigi-,,,, K . , lk 441,22 ' fa- awe. 5 Jacobson, Kenneth Jones, Cheryl Jordan, Barbara Jordan, Marilyn Kane, Mary Kerchner, Scott Kime, Dane Kinsey, Roger Kline, Larry Krock, Gregory Krull, Kristin Lang, Susan Large, Gail Leister, Vicki Lewis, Rita Lin99, Beth Littman, Karl Lock, William Loomis, Kent Longhenry, Sandra Lorish, Charles Lower, Colleen Lykins, Alma Machan, Robert Magnus, Dan Mandigo, Victoria Marshall, Marilee McBride, Stephanie McElhenie, Judith McMillan, Joe Miller, Charles Miller, Edith Miller, Jerri Miller, Linda Milligan, Ronald Mingus, Marcia Neadstine, Sharon Newman, JoAnn Nissle, Todd Nolan, Darlene 'ff . 1, wt: 5. J L ,. f ,gm ,,' 5 , ,. W 15' f, Q K pi, Q x, N Y 'ill 52f-alflf l 3+ 355- ft-:ui W H asf' j '1. I W Zih c - 1 t , 75,1-,.- si I3 yg xj i 'kip ta, 45' dl A aa. aw- sw, ,AM l M mf ., .M , QQ ,s 2f '9 2t ,,. we any . V i Liga fr' 4 ,vs-f' , -i 9 , ,M E , if c sr ,ff , , Y' ,W , ww tr c f? 535. I 4 .im '44 A ? Yqf Sands 7th Graders Searching Nusbaum, Larry Owens, Joyce Pagels, Larry Pagels, Pearl Peck, Gregory Pencheon, Gregory Penner, Steven Pierson, Sandra Pierson, William Pilkenton, Jane Poynter, Deborah Pursel, Paul . Reed, Sue Reed, Thomas Richards, William Riley, Martha Ritter, Diann Robinson, Joan Roberts, Carolyn Roe, Larry Royer, Janet Runyan, Richard Sadewasser, Connie Samuels, Robert Sayers, Michael Schaeffer, Susan Scheetz, Jane Schmidt, John Schoenauer, Donald Schoettler, Susan Sharick, Michael ' M Spearow, Mary r'i' or ,a.' ia-if W. f . 'K my E yn M le-7, 3 Q ,,ss,a J by 3 ., 'zqir mmf K if 1 l Sidener, James Siebert, Geraldine Southwick, Leonard Sparks, Janice Sponsel, John Sprechen, Sally Sprowl, Jack M , ,dm , 5 . 3 2 x f' X Y. 3 sa if I fi E' A ,ira n f ' X971 1 l 5 A A ,,lr T: fr- i , 'km N . Mi! S. 'S 'fi 767 , y 45 , 'UQ X K -1 or , J e . ir, ,sl an X , T W V. 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JW fast Stambaugh, James Y Stark, Susan V Steinberger, Doug 1 .V Stewart, Delores 1 Swartz, James Swihart, Melvin Taylor, Michael Taylor, Virgil Tolsma, Stephen Tuttle, Charles V'anAlmen, Christine VanZile, Mary Wallace, Helen Walker, Reggie Walsh, Kenneth Walters, Charles Werkhaven, Diana Werner, Linda Weske, Alan West, Harry White, David White, Patti Wiles, Karen Will, Judy Williams, Dennis Williams, Dean Yerrick, Lawrence Yenick, Rebecca Yoder, Kip Yunker, Sandra Zimmerman, Terry Christner, Harold Hentzell, David Sachse, Karen Shemberger, Brent fist 1- X, . ,Q .- - ' F hi vm 3? um,-ai an We ' ME' nc ,, Y C 5-'in uk v f gt- fffhii 1' w I Y f My ji 0 I . r W. x H' ' ' 'lx ww, NMI! , ,U WE Aft 4 wg Mi N 4-N E' 'L f'N-jxqtg X 'rwwvnusv X X izco-QHAMPQONS 11' f 1 I X mo ff, Mfg Q' N: X g fyf ft V 5 f M ? un SPORTS 87 Wvfrfry at ,fllbivu Coaches Harold McElhaney and Harley Pierce. LQX F .i.. '5'.:.', r ll A X Q lllaljlx l Ll NNN mug TERRY vanMETER TOM ROSINE gf gp-aunmolowsr 'qw Z Terry VanMeTer, Allan Benir, and Tom Rosine were The managers of The 1960 Varsify football H lr-L-:'o ill! ,efa team. Kirzches 60-Khampionshzp This year, thanks to coaches Harley Pierce and Harold McElhaney, the Varsity football team tied for the Twin Valley Championship. This is Sturgis' first championship since 1939! Excellent team spirit was shown throughout the season. The players never gave up although the oclds were often against them. Rallies were prevalent in the final minutes of several games. The most exciting game was at Albion when Mike Ash went over for the final point in the last few seconds of the game, making the final score 20-19. 60-Kapfuius ufylfl Jfvuars T.V. Conference Team-2 yrs.g Southwest- ern Conference Team-i yr.g Detroit Free Press All State Teamg Honorable Mention from U.P.l. and Associated Press. 1 .c.A 'Q T.V. Conference Team-2 yrs.p Southwest- ern Conference Team-'l yr.: Honorable Mention from Detroit Free Pressg U.P.I. All State Teamp Associated Press All State Team. 1960 FOOTBALL Sturgis-33 Sturgis-34 Sturgis--31 Sturgis-20 Sturgis-20 Sturgis-18 Sturgis- O Sturgis-20 Twin-Valley Standings Sturgis East Lansing B. C. Lakeview Adrian Albion Coldwater Marshall Three Rivers l L A Q RECORD 'onson aldwater C. Lakeview drian arshall :ree Rivers st Lansing Ibion 1 Standings L T O 'I 2 4 5 6 1 . X 15 w 251 T3 A 6 6 26 'I 9 A T B 2 3 1 1 0 0 ,4 values Zmm Morale B, ' -0-1 i . Kescrves Win fast Game ,Q c5'11 9' D fi 2 .QF 9f3,l8,,.,21-150 . - v 45.3, 2. 50 4 39 38,1-is Left to Right, FRONT ROW: Bob Schoenherr, John Johnsonbaugh, Marty Stutz, Gene Fager, Dan Schmick, Tim Eagan, Bruce Large, Tom Gerow, Keith Thomas, Bud Jenner. MIDDLE ROW: Coach Jack Grant, Kim Kerchner, George Jordan, Stan Dorn, Dick Smith, Rick Fields, Victor Willsey, Doug White, Jamie Kerchner, Tom Guinther, Coach Roger Bates. BACK ROW: Manager, Pete Prince, Wayne Keyser, Roy Rider, Chuck Perrin, Al Fry, Tom Dillon, Mike Bordner, Jeff Kauffman, Paul Augerloright. , , lv Coaohesyljack Grant and Roger Bates. fp , X, it Wt Sturgis Sturgis Sturgis Sturgis Sturgis Sturgis Sturgis T960 Reserve T8 T3 27 32 6 O 20 Football Record Coldwater Lakeview B. C. Central Coldwater Three Rivers Three Rivers St. Augustine Sturgis Sturgis Sturgis Sturgis Sturgis Sturgis Sturgis 2 1 ,E Wash Spar! large Umm T960 Freshman Football Record is Elkhart N. s. f 20 27 Coldwater O 28 Three Rivers 38 White Pigeon 34 Coldwater 19 St. Augustine 13 Three Rivers Coaches Bernard Oom, Dave Dillon, and Jack Bond Left to Right, FRONT ROW: Lawrence Hart, Gil Hudson, Gary Devries, Bill Deal, Frank Hinchen, John Bowen, Rick Meyers, Dennis Gilbo, Curtis Murphy, Dan Miles, Dick James, John Gose, Larry Watson, Rick VanNest, Ron Kerchner. MIDDLE ROW: Coaches Bernard Oom and Jack Bond, Mike Patten, Duane Leatherman, Mike Smoker, Rick Quinn, Tom Lukomski, Jerry Metzger, Joe Stephens, John Walters, Lanny Harker, Don Littlefield, Manager, Brent Hays. BACK ROW: Jim Gerchow, Dennis Kidd, Larry Allen, Bob Flock, Rick Avildsen, Randy Kirkpatrick, Terry Mildenburg, Doug Lamborn, Paul Miller, John Troyer, Coach Dave Dillon. ,au Mkfrfry at Marshall Crzjvlc' Crvulrlc' 014 the Hour! Giuches 60- The 1960-61 Sturgis Varsity squad tied with East Lansing for the Twin-Valley Championship. The squad opened its season with an impres- sive win over Bronson but fell to its only de- feat in the next game with the powerhouse, EastLansing. In the return engagement with E.L., spirit was at its highest peak and we trounced them 69 to 59. ln our first encounter with the other Twin-Valley teams, victories were decisively in our favor but on the second attack, we slipped through by the skin of our teeth. At Adrian we slid by with a 46 to 44 edge and Lakeview was almost as close with a 59 to 56 victory for us. Coldwater nearly up- set our victorious Trojans in an overtime but we fought back like true champions with Denny McCarthy sinking the winning bucket in the last second, giving us a 73 to 71 victory. Next on the agenda was a fired-up Three Rivers squad. We won this hair-raiser 72 to 71. ln our final game the Trojans handled the ball excep- tionally well and clinched the T-V Champion- ship with a 66 to 59 victory. Khalrfzpiaushzjzf 1960-61 RESERVE BASKETBALL RECORD Sturgis 79 Bronson Sturgis 45 East Lansing Sturgis 69 Albion Sturgis 72 Adrian Sturgis 57 Lakeview Sturgis 69 Coldwater Sturgis 67 Three Rivers Sturgis 57 Marshall Sturgis 69 East Lansing Sturgis 89 Albion Sturgis 64 Bronson Sturgis 46 Adrian Sturgis 59 Lakeview Sturgis 73 Coldwater Sturgis 72 Three Rivers Sturgis 66 Marshall TWIN VALLEY STANDINGS Sturgis 13 East Lansing 13 Coldwater 7 Marshall 7 Lakeview 6 Adrian 6 Three Rivers 4 Albion 1 TIM EAGAN RICK MCELHENIE 1960-61 Basketball Managers MIKE DARBY . . . Senior . . . Co- Captain . . . forward . . , third year on Varsity . . . 6'O , 159 lbs. . . . Tremendous team player . . . best re- bounder . . . best presser . . . a real competitor . . . 166 pts . . . 10,4 per game . . . ranked high in conference rebounding. KEN KRAUSE . . . Senior . . . center . . . second year on Varsity . . . 6'2 , 198 lbs .... smart player . . . draws free throws from taller play- ers . . . seemed to go better when the opposition was tougher . . . 57 pts .... 3.6 per game. DOUG GRABE . . . Senior . . . center . . , second year on Varsity . . . 6'2 , 175 lbs ..,. good iumper and fast . . . has yet to show his real potential . . . did a fine iob . . . 55 pts ,.,. 3,4 pts, per game. llndrzunfed by lack af J-fe glut RON KREPS . . . Senior . . . Co- Captain . . . guard . . . second year on Varsity . , . 5'11 , 166 lbs. . . . accurate shot . . . good feeder on fast break . . . a real hustler . . . best driver . . . pressed well in defense . . . 281 pts .... 17,6 pts. per game second high scorer on team . . . Ath in conference scoring. l l TED LINDMAN . . . Senior . . . guard DENNlS MCCARTHY , . . Senior . . l . . . second year on Varsity , . . guard . . . second year on Varsity 5'1O , 155 lbs .... a real good . . . 5'11 , 151 lbs .... playec team player . . . hard worker . . . well in a difficult spot . . . gooc can be counted upon in a tight situa- feeder . . . fast . . . real contributing tion, factor to team's success . 91 pts .... 5,8 pts. per game. MIKE ASH . . . Junior . . . forward STEVE ECKERT . . , Junior . . . guard ED JOHNSONBAUGH . , . Junior , . . first year on Varsity . . . 5'll , . . . third year on Varsity . . . 5'll , . . . center . . . first year on Varsity 145 lbs .... very fast , . . good re- 159 lbs ,... best shooter . , . real . . . 6'4 , l8O lbs. . . . real good bounder and iumper . . . should be hard worker . . . always striving for temperament . . . has potential and an asset to the team next year. improvement . . . 334 pts .... 20.9 should improve with experience. pts. per game . . . highest Scorer on team . . . third in conference scoring, Urojrzn dzgers Kruk lip Points STEVE PALMER , , ,Junior , , , guard JIM ROYER , . . Sophomore . . . for- TOM WERNER . . . Junior . . . guard . . . first year on Varsity . . . 5'8 , ward . . , first year on Varsity . . . . . . first year on Varsity . . . 5'9 , 141 lbs ..,. real scrapper , . . good 6'l , 168 lbs .... does real well 141 lbs .... good left-hand shooter iumper for size . . . prospective for age . . . good iumper and re- ...drives well . , . always delivered potential for next year. bounder . . . needs to smooth up. when called upon. Reserves Spar! Sueeessful Seezsen RESERVES-FRONT ROW: Dennis Gilbo, Ron Kerchner, John Washburn, Rick Meyers, Jack Goethals Wayne Keyser, Lawrence Hart, and Tom Dillon. SECOND ROW: Coach Pierce, Mike Lukomski, Jamie Kerchner, Norm Grabe, Tom Gerow, John Johnsonbaugh, Keith Thomas, Bill Deal, Pete Vaughn and Mike Patton. The Twin-Valley Champion reserve squad ended their year with an impressive record of l5 wins and l loss. Their only setback was at the hands ot the powerful East Lansing ball club. This versatile squad should furnish the Varsity with many capable players next year. The boys who saw the most action were: fresh- man, Tom Dillon, the team's leading scorer and long shot artist, sophomore, Wayne Key- ser, a fine outcourt shot and classy ball-handler, Tom Gerow and John Johnsonbaugh both played center position and accounted for many important rebounds, Mike Lukomski, an asset to the team under the boards and in pressing. Norm Grabe and Pete Vaughn also aided the team in many crucial situations. Sturgis Sturgis Sturgis Sturgis Sturgis Sturgis Sturgis Sturgis Sturgis Sturgis Sturgis Sturgis Sturgis Sturgis Sturgis Sturgis T960-61 RESERVE BASKETBALL RECORD Bronson East Lansing Albion Adrian Lakeview Coldwater Three Rivers Marshall East Lansing Albion Bronson Adrian Lakeview Coldwater Three Rivers Marshall yn High Zfcizms .Wind With Z70fei1fiizl,4!1ilify iC..L.k,LJl l ll, l lf-H453-C U. ,gi 'QW ,ffl SEVENTH GRADE-BACK ROW: Bob Bressler, Greg Harker, Coach Bates, Rick Runyan, Larry Bear. FRONT ROW: Bill Richards, ,lim Sidener, Chuck Martel, Scolt Kerchner, Louis Ash. , l N , xi, 11,1 fl QXFP .I fm EIGHTH GRADE-BACK ROW: Coach Roger Bates, Lee Lahmeyer, Jim Miller, Phil Hull, Bill Sfrodel, FRONT ROW: Ken Grebe, Jim Rommel, Bob Bashore, Carl Quirin, Jerry Main. N 5 I . T f N1 ' 1 X T - . f- , L 1. 5 3, F , -Wa., wav? Lr J T ., r ,Y Y i BACK ROW: Roy Rider, Dave Wagner, Stanley Dorn, Don Littlefield, Jerry WRESTLING COACHES: Harold McElhaney and Jack Grant. THIRD ROW: Bruce Large, Vernon Van Why, Terry l00 Winfer, Chris Gustafson. l 1960-61 WRESTLING RECORD Sturgis 25 Howe 16 Sturgis 23 Howe 17 Sturgis 26 New Haven 16 Sturgis 19 Battle Creek Central 27 Sturgis 10 Kalamazoo Central 37 Sturgis 20 Coldwater 31 Sturgis 31 Bronson 9 Sturgis 13 Coldwater 23 Sturgis 37 Bronson 10 Sturgis 26 Allegan 16 Sturgis 16 Niles 33 Sturgis 23 Dowgiac 18 Chris Gustafson and Earl Augerbright were un- defeated in the regular season. fi s -J Rick Quinn, Dick James, Dan Schmick, Mike Bordner, Tom Lukomski, Jack Myers, Mike Smoker, Marc Yunker. SECOND ROW: Roy Rider, John Gose, Doug Lamborn Metzger, Tom Hanna, Paul Miller, Jerry Jones, Gil Hudson, Larry Reed, Bob Large, Dave Kelley, Steve Yunker, Earl Augerbright, Harvey Janotta, Van Meter, Manager. FRONT ROW: Charlie Gustafson, Bob Flock, Ray Bob Schoenherr, Roxy Hoover, and Rick Fisher. 'Green Ha!! Klub if i, 57 iw wtf' ' , , . EXHRGEXUR5 ,WHS xx 6 ting, ttttiliyf wwf, , 2, W A A ' ' 'r is s-in 'lE! c, .lqiii eww, XVH5 was haf KXRG Left to Right, FRONT ROW: Manager, Mike Casey, Butch Quirin, Jim Molson, Mike Darby, Dave Grabe, Ron Kreps, John Keagle, Dean Kline, and Manager, Tom Borkowski. BACK ROW: Don Gritfeon Dave Dobbertein, Earl Augerbright, Ken Krause, Steve Eckert, Mike Eckert, Ted Lindman, and Leiune Mor rison, and Coach Richard' Maher. VARSITY BASEBALL The 1960 baseball team was injury prone. This accounted tor their record ot six victories a n d seven defeats. The squad having only three sen- iors was green, The squad of 1961, having several returning lettermen, can attain an excellent record. Coach Richard Maher Coldwater Cn.c.l 6 Three Rivers 3 ST. Augusfine fn.c.J 8 Adrian l l Three Rivers 2 Marshall 6 East Lansing 4 Albion 6 Lakeview l9 Hillsdale fn.c.J l Coldwater 5 University High fn.c.J 4 Hillsdale Cn.c.J 9 X , ' .3 Lzf' ,A v 3 Y I .. g 2 W -6 , T 31, -W ' 'I' ka N 'TQ A 4 4 wh-Lat, 3, , DAVE DOBBERTEEN Got that signal straight, Dave? ix 'feb 4 injury Prana Slurgis T3 6 9 6 3 7 O 3 4 4 l 5 4 562' ,-.aa-...Ml ..,M,W..N......., , KEN KRAUSE Second wants it, Ken! lst baseman Terry stretches for a close play! TERRY POFFENBERGER , ' ,lm Q l 1U.1.,,' ,ri IO4 W lr! '2 5 low far! - Sfmng .Wish ' I 3,2 Saint' FA, X611 Left to Right, FRONT ROW: John Washburn, Dick Persing, Wayne Keyser, John Lichty, Jim Gushwa, Larry Samuels, Terry VanNest, George Jordan. MIDDLE ROW: Dan Schmick, Stan Dorn, Mike Axe, Deldon Miller, Steve Yunker, Kim Kerchner, Bud Jenner, Paul Augerbright, Rick Fisher, Bob Keim, Jeff Kauff- man. BACK ROW: Doug Haller, AI Fry, Bruce Large, Kaylor Shemburger, Tom Altimus, Floyd Hayden, Marty Stutz, Roger Will, All Curtis, Doug White, Coach Roger Bates. 1960 Reserve, Baseball Record The Reserve Baseball team had a fine season Siurgis ffiiiifiiiiw 0 Quincy iggvgggvggiwgi I -ggg 5 of four wins and two losses. Both losses were Siurgis in --fifi 2 Burr Oak Varsiiy ----b-AiMi 4 heart-breakers in that they were lost by mar- Siuigis ggAggv 5 Colon -PgA---AmgAgggggggg ggv-- 2 gins ot one or two runs. Sturgis .....u 6 Coldwater ,aaa.aa..a,.a Sturgis ,,a,v. 7 Burr Oak Varsity Sturgis ,.,,,. 8 Colon .a.,.a.....,,... J-lvrning Sets New Kewrd TRACK Co-captains, Ron Horning and Dan Gerow, qualified tor the state meet with Horning winning the 880 run. Ron's l:58.l at the Champions of Champions Meet climaxed an undefeated season for him and gave him the best Class B 880 in the state. Ron established a new school 44O yd. dash record, and tied the High Jump record. Also, three new relay Coaches Jack Grant and Harold McElhaney. Niles ,,,, , ,.,, H84 Sturgis Howe f,,f,se ,ee..v. 4 6 Sturgis ,,,ee Dowagiac , uue,,u 62 Sturgis Sturgis ee,,. ,,eee.. 7 5V2 Bronson ,eee. Sturgis ,,,,, ,, .,,,, 56 Marshall ff---ff- Sturgis -,-,- gfVgg-u 7 4 Three Rivers Lakeview Adrian 2 u,,cu., 62341 Sturgis 2 .c., Sturgis , ,, ,,,, 2,55 5 records were set. .23 Centreville u,45V2 Buchanan ,,,. 2 uu,u 242 White Pigeon aaa 42 ,Coldwater as-53 Hillsdale 222-35 wggg-43 Regionals ,, 403A Twin Valley ,,,... .,.,,,, awpcf, tmicn Left to Right, BACK ROW: Coaches Harold McElhaney and Jack Grant, Roy Rider, Ray Owens, Ken Wilson, Tom Guinther, Neil Falkenstein, Ray Winter, Torsten Malkhe, Don Ryan, Terry Hawkins, Coach Bond. SECOND ROW: Rick McElhenie, Norm Gralae, Doug Fields, Bob Hammond, Larry Ewart, Victor Willsey, Dave Kelley, Doug Grabe, Bob Large, Dave Wegner, Gary Bower, Chuck Bunce, THIRD ROW: Dan Gerow, Ron Horning, Steve Welty, Dan Evert, Dave Hecht, Jim Brothers, Terry McCarthy, Steve Penny, Mike Ash, Jim Smith. Martin, Jeff Tisdel, Jim Hecht, Rick Tom Smusz, Palmer, Joe Royer, John 244 , ,,eeu, 32 l V2 so .,,,, 34 ,u,,,,33V2 oth Place 4th Place Zrvjan Waiters Slam fum 7777 Sturgis Sturgis 7 778 Sturgis 7 7 7 Sturgis 7 Sturgis 7 777 Sturgis ,,,,, 7 Sturgis 7 7 7 6 Sturgis 7 776 Sturgis 77777 5 Sturgis 77777 777777 7 Sturgis 7 Sturgis 77 6 Sturgis Sturgis Coach Harley Pierce 77 7 77 7 777 Sturgis 777 RECORD Hillsdale 777777 Howe 77 7777777777 7 St. Augustine Lakeview 7 Marshall Th ree Rivers 77 Coldwater Dowagiac St. Augustine Hillsdale 77777777 Howe 7777777777 Coldwater 7777 Dowagiac 7 7 Three Rivers 77 Lakeview 777777 STURGIS NETTERS: QLeft to Rightj Coach Pierce, Harvey Jannotta, Larry Patrick, Jim Howard, Bob Forrest, Dennis McCarthy, Dave Hearld, Tom Werner, Alan Kelly, Steve Brumbaugh, and Bill Ayres. Scwnd Successful year The Sturgis Tennis team has again proven that the S in Sturgis also stands for success. Their proof is a record of I5 wins and no de- feats. Undefeated for two years, they sport a fine record of 29 straight victories. In the Twin Valley meet at Michigan State University, we finished second to East Lansing with l3V2 points, as compared to East Lansing's 153A points. We came out on top at the Re- gional meet and were presented the T960 Re- gional Championship trophy. The state meet was a repeat of our Twin Valley performance, as we finished second. BOB FORREST State Class B runner up The T961 Sturgis Netters are looking for- ward to a continuation of this fine record. Two of last year's reserves, Tom Gerow and Jamie Kerchner, along with freshman, Bob Spaniola, Ron Kerchner, and Jack Goethals, are expected to strengthen the squad. The squad positions were as follows, first singles, Jim Howard, second singles, Bob For- rest, third singles, Alan Kelly, fourth singles, Harvey Jannotta, first doubles, Steve Brum- baugh and Tom Werner, second doubles, Den- nis McCarthy and Larry Patrick, third doubles, Dave Hearld and Bill Ayres. ALAN KELLY Regional Doubles champion Grfyers Puff zz 16011144 fag? if X! 143, ,aw it Q A 5 se cv-3if'P f T ,S uv ga, 1- .4 R , left to Right: Dirk Smllh GGVY Smith Bob Schoenherr Mike Dunk , ' ' I l ll , M'k S 'l M' Bob Johnston, Chris Gustafson, Bob Schlage, Roger Baker, and Coach Datifeusllil-un. I e ml ey' 'ke Boyle' GOLF RECORD The Sturgis Trojans had a profitable season this year with eight wins and five losses. Un- der the capable direction of Coach Dave Dillon, they attained fourth place in the Twin Valley and placed sixth in Regional Golf. MIKE SMILEY Lakeview .a... Marshall ..,,, Coldwater a,a,a, Dowagiac Hillsdale ,....a.aa,a St. Augustine Hillsdale .,,,,,,. Three Rivers ,a.., Twin Valley ..,... Coldwater .,...,... Regional Golf Three Rivers ...., Marshall ..... Dowagiac aaa.a, St. Augustine uuv,, won won won won lost lost lost won 4th won oth won won lost lost X! 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Stenhouse, l.. Sauer, M. Otto, J. Deter, M. Brubaker, CL Speiker, B. Sparks, J. Bogen, B. Homlar, C. Laltmeyer, N. Pfenning, S. Bradley, P. Malone, J. D. Bixler, B. Swihart Burton, J. Kime, C. Spaniola, D. Wagner, 'Io A Cappella Choir 'ww Milf Spring Qesfival . ' ' r , Y i ' T W A' Q fmt. - f .un -.i f' K gr 5 9 fi 'T 2 J .1 2 , x W ,, .. 2, if K . ,sr if i X 'G -- 1 W , K 'tif , i 15 A , Ak' 'l li D. Strahley, B. VanZile, S. Meyers, B, Firth, Karen Rounsville, B. Gose, G. Mildenberg, M. Storms, E. Martin, J. Droud, K. Reed, S. Siegel, A. Ankney, S, Gazley, D. Hill, Z. Van Vorst, J. Dillon, J. Bowdish, L. Wyer, J. Casner, M. Wolfe. A CAPPELLA The A Cappella choir has grown each year since its or- ganization in 1951. This year there were twenty-tive members which Mr. Casner chose himself. He chose them on the basis of outstanding musical ability and initiative. They participated in all school assemblies and pro- grams and entertained several local clubs. fu- OFFICERS: J. Casner, D. Hill, President, S. Bradley, and E. Martin 4.3 junior Cfizvruses Sing in Special SENIOR CHOIR Eighty-four iuniors and seniors formed the Senior High Choir this year. Studying Latin Motets, madrigals, and hymns, they presented them at various occasions. In co-operation with the band, they presented a Christmas Concert December l8. The annual Spring Concert was presented the first of May. To complete their activities, they sang for the Thanksgiving and Easter assemlolies. The annual excursion to the spring festival held at Kalamazoo was en- ioyed by everyone. GIRLS' CHOIR The Girls' Choir, composed of twenty-seven freshmen and sophomores, met twice a week. At this time they practiced the songs which they presented at the Christmas Concert, Spring Concert, and various assemblies. Each girl studies in preparation for the Senior Choir. SEVENTH AND EIGHTH Eighty-four seventh and eighth graders formed the Junior High Choir. They met three times a week and studied basically the theory of music in preparation for Senior High Choir. For the most part they sing rounds and unison songs. iii T Z il J BACK ROW, left to right: L. Wagg, K. Bowdish, N, Mantell, J. Harter, P. Kurtz, C. Haack, C. Molter, C. Winter, T. Ellis. SECOND ROW: L. Tracy, K. Kline, K. Draime, S. Smoker, J. Penn, M. Dyball, C. Mann, M. Guy. FIRST ROW: K, Hobel, M. Miller, L. Kane, D. Coleman, L. Peerbolte, D. Harper, K. Hovda, and R. Bradley. ,pf junior High ,4ssemMes I Q 1 77' If M: L--4 BACK ROW, left to right: M. VanZiIe, C. Hilton, L. Goodpaster, I. Darragh, S. Schaeffer, D. Werk- haven, S. Sprecken, C. Grabe, V. Asbury, C. Emery, M. Mingus, D. Ritter, L. Harker. THIRD ROW: M. Kane, K. Jacobson, P. Pursel, S. Kerchner, R. Walker, V. Taylor, J. Sponsel, J. Sidener, R. Hess, G. Beckwith, M. Bargo. SECOND ROW: A. Lykins, G. Siebert, K. Krull, J. Pilkenton, D. Frays, P. Pagels, S. Yunker, C. Holsinger, J. Fuller, C. Carney, P. Boone, L. Coleman, M. Spearow. FIRST ROW: M. Taylor, E. Collins, C. Hopkins, J. Dowell, J. Broadwell, J. Sparks, C. VanAlmen, D. Chapman, J. Miller, V. Leister, and D. Kime. V V W. ,:.w1:215v,.s-M iw- rg.,--:ii '- ...H si . 'rs-. Q Us gin if .. X- BACK ROW, left to right: C. VanAlmen, M. Schroeder, J. Rogers, R. Drake, L. Lahmeyer, K. Osman, N. Goodpaster, P. Peerbolte, S. Hard. THIRD ROW: J. Scheiber, R. Smitley, M. Moss, S. Molter, A. Yunker, L. Groff, S. Brewington, J. Freeman, SECOND ROW: C. Small, J. Gerchow, C. McLauchIin, L. Durnell, L. Spearow, L. Tuttle, L. Probst, C. Pierucki. FIRST ROW: P. Dyball, A. Wyer, A. Binkly, I.. Lichty, and M. Emch. Y I'I3 gays - W, Ron Kreps, Dave Kelley, Coach Pierce, Ken Krause, and Mike Darby. BACK ROW, left 10 right: T. Clouse, J. Howard, D. Grabe, M. Boyle, M. Darby, D. Grabe, R, Quirin. SECOND ROW: L. Friesner, A. Kelly, R. Hoover, T. Smusz, K. Krause, D. McCarthy, R. Large. FIRST ROW: D. Jones, C. Gustafson, D. Kelley, R. Kreps, T. Poffenberger, E. Augerbrighf, and L. Patrick. 'Ha NJ II4 SHS ... Sprfrts .iffy-three Member Varsity glllb The T960-61 Varsity Club, consisting ot fifty- three members, was very capably advised by coaches Maher and Pierce. The officers elected at the first of the season were: President, Ron Kreps, Secretary-Treasurer, Dave Kelley, and Sergeant-at-Arms, Ken Krause. At the beginning ot the year, the club was treated to a University ot Michigan vs Illinois football game and a steak dinner at Schuler's in Jackson, through the courtesy of Mr. Jack Royeton. They co-sponsored the Homecoming dance along with the Senior class and the cheerleaders. Prior to the game they sold raffle tickets on the Homecoming football and the drawing was held at the dance. A committee was organized to provide a project for each month. Some completed and tentative projects were: they presented a game between the Harlem Satellites, a travel- ling basketball team, and the S.H.S. All Stars, they sold ads for basketball programs, a penny sale, a car wash, a donkey basketball team, a penny carnival, and they planned a trip to Chicago if enough money was raised. Club members also hoped to put some money toward the purchase of an electric scoreboard for the football games. BACK ROW, left to right: S. Eckert, J. Gushwa, B. Johnson, M. Ash, J. Meyers, T. VanMeter, T. Lindman. SECOND ROW: D. Hecht, B. Ayres, B. Schoenherr, J. Royer, M. Lukomski, D. Wegner, H. Janotta. FIRST ROW: J. Welty, S. Palmer, D. Evert, T. Werner, T. Rosine, L. Weaver and R. Martin. guturc' jvurrzaiefs 15' my G? is-sr -Fi? 5' 'QT Tk W i E ?i2r22's W? TOP TO BOTTOM, left lo right: Carole Sargenf, Linda Holtz, Pat Malone, Joe Riska, Don Tisdel, Mariorie Urick, Susan Clark, Mariorie Otto, Carole Vernon, Carol Munk, Barb Fry, Marlene Killian, Mary Ellen Slorms, Kalhy Julien, Luanne Norton, Pat Perkins, Joyce Droud, Gail Wehrly, Judy Kime. Cry Chair Mugs This year marked the second year in which our school paper The Trojan Times appeared in our local newspaper. One entire page was devoted to various articles directly connected with our school, Susie Snoop, a tribute to a teacher, a stu- dent ot the week, and reports on club ac- tivities. These were published every two weeks with the help of all the editors and re- porters. Susan Clark was the editor, and Mr. Tudor acted as the faculty assistant. Barbara Fry, Assistant Editor, and Susan Clark, Editor, examine copies of the Troian Times. Luanne Norton, Faculty Editor, Marlene Killian, Club Editor, Barbara Fry, Assistant Editor, Susan Clark, Editor, Margie Otto, Headline Editor, Carole Sargent, Sports Editor, Carole Vernon, Typing Editor, Pat Perkins, Picture Editor. LAYH Zfcfuth 6t14tc'r Cfrfzmtil Plans Left to right: T. Vernon, B. Pierson, R. Fisher, L. Wyer, N. LaRoque, P. Kurtz, B. Wilcox, C. Lahmeyer, J. Royen Members af Student 60111461 Mr. Snow and President Linda Wyer The students ot Sturgis High School are represented by two members from each class except seventh and eighth grades which have seven representatives each. With Mr. Snow as advisor, the Stu- dent Council has been in many activities this year. The assemblies on Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Easter were sponsored by the council. Due to the seven hours of school, the council was unable to sponsor as many pep meetings as they have in previous years. Among the other activities were a record hop and a discussion group held tor the teachers on Cheat- ing. The members ot the council were: President, Linda Wyer, Vice-President, Mari Otto, and Mike Ash, Dan Evert, Paul Roe, James Kerchner, Rick Myers, John King, Lewis Ash, Larry Bayer, Mary Kane, Joe McMillan, Sue Reed, Connie Sadewas- ser, Diana Werkhaven, Lucius Carver, Vicki Chatt, Ruth Peerbolte, Don Reed, Gary Ritenburg, Betsy Stage, Tom Vernon. ,llrzeflzer 57m Zlled year Another year at the Sturgis Youth Center has ended with many memories of haplOY times. This year the Youth Center was open to Sr. High on Tues. and Fri. nights. The facilities were turned over to the Jr. High's on Sat. night. The Christmas Formal was largely at- tended by the Sr. High's with Bud Doty furnishing music for dancing. The Homecoming Dance was sponsored by the Youth Center with Bud Doty's orches- tra. A dance was held to raise funds for the United Fund Drive and the Youth Center co-operated with the Elks Club in sponsoring dances. A very successful vacation program was carried out last summer in which Sr. High Students had access to the center one night a week. The Youth Center officers are Presi- dent, Dennis McCarthy, Vice-President, Linda Wyer, Treasurer, Rick Fields, and Secretary, Connie Lahmeyer. Represent S J! S Student Body I.. Ash, P. Roe, L. Wyer, R. Myers Mr Snow M Ash M Otto D Evert R Peerbolte J King juniors Mfrfrrzy Left to Right, BACK ROW: Carole Vernon, Jerry Luedclers, Virgil Leatherman, Dennis McCarthy, Ken Krause, Phil Kitson, Ron Kreps, Larry Patrick, Floyd Hayden, Roger Horrom, .Jake Troyer, MIDDLE ROW: Linda Graff, Judy Bogen, Linda Elliott, Karen Keller, Zola VanVorst, Kathi Thomasma, Tom Smusz, Sondra Siegel, Luanne Norton, Suanne Norton, Nancy Stewart, Sally Sites. FRONT ROW: Donna Hill, Dixie Wagner with Muff, Phyllis Sadewasser, Marsha Quinn, Sharon Bradley, Chris Gustafson, Joe Riska. 1 I 2 C LQ if 5 Y Q, EL I as r . if ,LZ Q' if , freeing its 1 D9 mY MCCafThY and SUBHHG NOFTOH- Donna Hill and Kathi Thomasma. Hansen Zzmily l Remember Mama, a comedy in three acts by John VanDruten, was presented by the Junior Class of 1960 on April 22 and 23. The period of the play was 1910, and the setting was San Francisco. The story was con- cerned with the Hansens, a closely knit Nor- wegian family. The audience witnessed harass- ing moments, such as the illness of Dagmar, and Uncle Chris' death. Although this play was unusual and diffi- cult to produce because of the many scene changes, both casts gave marvelous perform- ances. Our director, Mr. Hugh Tyler, and the faculty advisor, Mr. Elmer Craig, were the chief contributors to the play's success. Surely the cast and many from this play's audience will say for many years to come, l Remem- ber Mama. Friday Night Cast First Katrin ,..cc cc,c Mama ,,,,..c Papa .,,A.... Dagmar .v.... .. Christine ..,.. Donna Hill Mr. Hyde .,....s o,., . . Nels .....c,,. Aunt Trina . Aunt Sigrid Aunt Jenny Uncle Chris Kathi Thomasma Tom Smusz Dixie Wagner Phyllis Sadewasser Marsha Quinn Sharon Bradley Virgil Leatherman Jerry Luedders Chris Gustafson Joe Riska Suanne Norton Luanne Norton Zola Va nVorst Sondra Siegel Nancy Stewa rt Karen Keller Ken Krause Ron Kreps A Woman ....,....... .,...,,...,.. S ally Sites Mr. Thorkelson ,,,.,,, ,,,. D ennis McCarthy Dr. Johnson Arne ........ A Nurse ,sc.cc Soda Clerk ...,,... Madeline ,,,,,...,,.,.... Dorothy Schiller ,,,.,,,,,,, .- Florence Moorehead .,.. Phil Kitson Larry Patrick Roger Horrom Carole Vernon Jake Troyer Linda Elliott Judy Bogen Linda Graff Bell-Boy ...,sssc....,...sssscsss.,,.ssss,...scs, Jake Troyer Milan I A few of the crew CLeft to Rightj BACK ROW: Don Tisdel, Terry VanMeter, Tom Hunt, Floyd Hayden. FRONT ROW: Jake Troyer, Bob Frost, Carole Vernon, Linda Elliott, and Judy Bogen. 'Whvuy iffy - Zfhcme On the night ot November 18, l96O, the premiere of the'Senior Class play Took place. Mr. Barry's Etchings, a three act comedy written by Walter Bullock and Daniel Archer, was selected by the class for presentation. The story centers around Judson Barry, who, having seen the world, returns to his home- town to lead a quiet life. Complications de- velop when his etchings ltitty dollar bills produced on his own printing pressj find their way into circulation. Mr. Hugh Tyler and Mr. Larry Patterson, fac- ulty directors, and Mr. Elmer Craig, technical director, along with the cast and numerous committees are to be congratulated for pre- senting a play which will be long remembered. CAST Friday Night Cast First Mrs. Taylor , Bud u,,,,,,u,,u,,,u,, Evelyn Taylor u,,,c Judson Barry oooss E, Marvin Pritchard u,,,s Carrie Stanwich .T Fifty Ferris .o,, Sawbuck Sam - Mrs. Griswold ,soua Sam Jordan ,,,,, Tom Crosby ,,,,,uc Daisy u,,,u Kenneth Plunkett ...u, Student Director ,,...c Judy Bogen Mary Ann Richards Terry VanMeter Linda Elliott Donna Hill Jim Carpenter Chris Gustafson Pat Malone Sondra Siegel Sharon Bradley Marsha Quinn Ron Kreps E, Zola VanVorst Anita Mayer Phil Kitson 7 , Jerry Luedders Sherry Hudson Phyllis' Sadewasser uu..,cu. Craig Wiles Kathi Thomasma Left to Right, BACK ROW: Mary Ann Richards, Judy Bogen, Sherry Hudson, Phyllis Sadewasser, Linda Elliott, Donna Hill, Pat Malone, Sharon Bradley, Sondra Siegel, Zola VanVorst, and Marsha Quinn. FRONT ROW: Craig Wiles, Jerry Luedders, Chris Gustafson, Jim Carpenter, Phil Kitson, Terry VanMeter, and Ron Kreps. af euior Play Sawbuck Sam discovers phony fifties as Fifty Are you really from Life magazine? Mrs. Taylor Ferris CSharon Bradleyj looks on. CMary Ann Richardsj and Evelyn fDonna Hillj ask of Tom Crosby and Daisy CPhyllis Sadewasserj. Mrs. Taylor Uudy Bogenl iries To send Carrie These are the hands of an ar?ist, says Fifty Fer- Sfanwich CPC-if Malonej away after she has found ris CMarsha Quinnl To Judson Barry. the eTchings. .Si . . Hand Members Kring CONCERT BAND-FRONT ROW: S. Norton, D. Nordahl, B. Fry, L. Young, J. Droud, B. Brunson, S. Tobias, J. Beall, R. Laughlin, R Riley, B. Barnell, E. Foster, N. Stewart. SECOND ROW: L. Parr, V. Butz, C. Brenneman, J. King, J. Horning, S. Hunt, T Borkowski, J. Tooley, L. Norton, D. Zimmerman, S. Peckham, E. Parker, A. Townsend, C. Sherman, P. Cashour, L. Hepner, J. Baker, L. Fiebelkorn, L. Davis, D. Grabe, D. Sherman, R. Emry, C. Wiles, D. Norris, D. Lindman, N. Harker, J. Luedders, T. Bowman, L Harker, L. Lawson, P. Studeman, C. Sargent, S. Gilbo, S. Hoover, G. Engle, S. Coy, L. Reed, R. McElhanie, R. Pfenning, G. Clouse, C. Teeters, L. Allan, J. Hiemstra, A. Casdorf, R. McKale, R. Robinson, C. Barnell, D. Meyers, L. Crouch, C. Smoker, B. Sherman. 1 94. v. MR. JACK BITTLE OFFICERS: Jerry Rick McElhenie, Elizabeth Foster Hunt. 7 -1. Luedders, Band Manager and Drum Majory Equipment Manager, and Head Librarian, with assistants, Ruth McKale and Sharon flame Superior Ratings The Sturgis Senior Band launched its l96O-61 season with a week-long band camp held at Camp Limberlost. Their unique and difficult dance steps and precision drills awarded them a first at the annual Marching Festival. The band members also exhibited their skill at all the home football games and at Western Michigan University where they were awarded a trophy for the best Marching band in West- ern's Homecoming Parade. The initiative for the Band's success is due to Mr. Jack D. Bittle, Director, and their well- chosen staff officers. For the past four years the band has won first division in the District and State Band and Orchestra Festival. Later this year the band will present their annual Spring Concert. The Band Bust, annual event of the Senior Band, will bring the hard working students' year to a close. 4:2-' Q. f WW W fX R f I gfr'-7' X A all 'S lr ,. lm S le ' i Xi . f E To jnninr and Beginning l6'nnd The fifty-four members of the Beginning Band are particularly concerned with learning the basic fundamentals of music. The band does not usually perform in public but does appear in a combined concert with the Junior Band. Fifty-two of these band members take private lessons. Thus, they are fine examples of our future industrious band members. The Junior Band which is comprised of eighth grade students, has forty-four members. Of these forty-four, thirty-eight are taking pri- vate lessons, indicating the wholesome interest the students have in their music. The band per- forms in the Memorial Day Parade annually and also participates in solo and ensemble festivals. Mr. Jack Bittle is their director. The officers are: Head Manager, Bob Benson, Equipment Manager, Jim Machan, Librarians, Nancy Gillespie and Lynn Large. young ,Aflusiviaus fain z I , , Z JUNIOR BAND-FRONT ROW, left to right: C. Whirienberg, B. S1ewar1, S. Shears, T. Tricker, J. Sfroup, N. Gillespie, P. Fraylick. SECOND ROW: M. Knox, J. Hoyt, L. Large, B. Stage, S. Jokela, B. Strodahl, A. Mehler, B. Griffeon, P. Bixler, K. Shirley E. Cameron, L. VanPeIt, S. Shaeffer. THIRD ROW: J. Machan, D, McKaIe, M. Norsen, L. Jorn, M. Sharp, P. Rhodes, J. Miller, M. Donahue, R. Riley, T. Meyers, B. Besser, B. Foster. BEGINNING BAND-FRONT ROW, left to righfz J. Heichel, R. Sheeiz, J. Royer, K. Saxey, D. Mandigo, J. McEIhaney, G. Large, J. Fennell, D. Williams, S. McBride. SECOND ROW: J. Sheefz, D. Horton, S. Jones, D. Williams, B. Jourdan, D. Fry, S. Francis, A. Brooks, S. Embler, B. Schemberger, J. Swartz, M. Riley, J. Cramer, D. Hodoug, S. Shufler. Hhcerlmders H640 Sfudmf Eddy Linda Elliott, Kay Forrest, Nancy Schmidt, Dorthy Littlefield, Thayma Darby, Linda Hetzler. The cheerleading squads ot T960-61 did a great job in promoting pep and school spirit at S.H.S. Four girls from the varsity squad attended Smith-Walbridge Cheerleading Camp tor a week at the beginning of the summer. Both squads began their year with the annual July Jive at the tennis courts and sponsored three other record hops during the year. Part ot the proceeds from these dances was used tor meals at out-of-town games. They attended a cheerleading clinic held this year in Grand Rapids. Several new yells were introduced to the student body and tumbling stunts were added to the old cheers. On the varsity squad vvere: Thayma Darby, Linda Elliott, Kay Forrest, Linda Hetzler, Dorthy Littlefield, and Nancy Schmidt. Composing the reserve squad were: Myrna Dougan, Barbara Gooden, Sue Horning, Barbara Kronberg, Pamela Millet, and Norma Schmidt. The otticers elected at the beginning of the year were: Linda Elliott, varsity captain, Kay Forrest, co-captain, Thayma Darby, secretary- treasurer, and Barbara Kronberg, reserve captain. Mrs. Helen Cripe served as advisor. ,nur Sportsman an to Iicfory OFFICERS: Barbara Kron berg, reserve captaing Thay- ma Darby, secretary-ireas urerg Mrs. Cripe, advisor Kay F o r r e s r, co-captain Linda Elliott, varsity cap fain. Q.. rr Azr. X if ' Pam Milletf, Norma Schmidt, Myrna Dougan, Barbara Gooden, Sue Horning, Barbara Kronberg. QMLV4. Spansors Annual Sack Under the leadership of'a new slate of offi- cers, G.A.A. began the year with an initiation W.S.T.R. record hop, November 5, in the gym- nasium. The W.O.W.O. record hop in the youth center, January 7, was the second social function of the club. On February 18, G.A.A. sponsored its annual sock hop with cash prizes awarded to the couples having the most at- tractively, humorously, and uniquely decorated socks. The traditional Sweetheart Swing, the semi-formal social highlight of the year, was held on March l8 with an Elkhart band fur- nishing the music. The annual banquet was held on the first Monday in May where all awards were presented. x Mxx- xx -5' 's . - Mrs. Cripe, the admired advisor of G.A.A,, inspects the activity calendar. Her bubbling personality and willingness to help have won her many friends at S.H.S. Er amazon' v Q I 'ig' M Q - W 2 as li W vi 'f . S 'fs if s. tif' V . , , 4 0 , , a . , l 4 . L 5 XT 'fs' ' Cr J- it -Mi Rug V so ..,i H. it if L its it C Q.. - s- , ,, , - Senior G.A.A. members: BACK ROW, left to right: M. Richards, L. Cook, N. Stewart, A. Lilly, A. Ankney, B. Moyer, P. Perkins, J. Droud, G. Wehrly, B. Simpson, J. Machan, M. Urick, C. Sargent. SECOND ROW: L. Hay, A. Mayer, P. Losey, J. Clark, C. Spaniola, H. Schmidt, S. Losey, D. Poley, J. Sheldon, D. Kelley, B. Jourdan, M. Killian, L. Sauer. FRONT ROW: L. Wyer, K. Julien, C. Vernon, M. Storms, S. Bradley, B. Sparks, L. Elliott, S. Hudson, J. Bogen, J. Grosky, M. Brooks, S. Sites, M. Quinn. Hep and Sweetheart Wing ,, , A . , - i S-' A r HY, , z BACK ROW, left to right: B. Brunson, B. Wilcox, S. Dowty, P. Braham, M. Washington, C. Hudson. FRONT ROW: Mrs. Cripe, President, C. Sargent, and C. Vernon. W f. . Q Q Q , T ft-Mil BACK ROW, left to right: D. Bonfiglio, C. Hudson, M. Dyball, S. Smith, C. Jeffery, F. Lough, D. Bixler, P. Tricker, J. Blood, J. Childs, K. Upham, K. Marshall, K. Grosky, and K. Holshuh. THIRD ROW: M. Yoder, L. Brebner, P. Braham, M. Washington, J. LaForte, S. Schemahorn, E. Tibbot, P. Cashour, B. Firth, L. Garnett, M. Brubaker, C. Lahmeyer, J. Miller, S. Huntsberger. SECOND ROW: R. Ralston, L. Wolf, K. Anderson, J. Casner, C. Bayer, P. Reed, N. Mercer, B. Crossman, H. Finlay, C. Speicher, S. Dowty, E. Kunzie, J. Penn, T. Ellis. FIRST ROW: B. Kronberg, P. Millet, N. Schmidt, K. Forrest, M. Dougan, and N. Schmidt. I3l .Gwyn-.w,'Iiu:'m'Wii if f A 1 J WL M, 'xl . L' l ,L 44 BACK ROW, left to right: S. Hunt, L. Kline, C. Bercaw, C. Sherman, P. Cashour, N. Harker, M. Fisher, C. Haack, S. Crites, J. Tooley, B. Gazlay, C. Donley, N. Flowers, P. Billa, V. Butz, D. Grabe, S. Hanshue. THIRD ROW: R. Wilke, M. Bant, M. Martin, D. Coleman, C. Ash, V. Freeland, C. Proctor, P. Tupper, C. Schoenherr, J. Horning, R. Brumbaugh, L. Addison, S. Hoover, B. Thomasma, P. Kurtz, L. Chandler, J. Messner, J. Somers. SECOND ROW: S. Coye, M. Wenzel, L. Thompson, S. Nelson, M. Neuman, J. Reed, J. Walker, J. Tongiani, S. Mecklenburg, C. Woods, L. Hepner, D. Valentine, S. Tobias, K. Hovda, C. Frays, S. Blake, J. Holtz. FIRST ROW: D. Mecklenburg, K. Poe, M. Dobberteen, J. Jourdan, S. Jourdan, B. Gooden, C. Winter, P. Felt, S. Seybert, R. Werner, and J. Kuhl. I '- :I Q. I if vi: A -f be ' Q, 3 awe' -, ' K I ig .1 X 5 b A .3 -js' A at A ' X.. b f. 4 Q x my -' x gf 'E . '41 'if 4 A 7 v Y 'J-f I' I g n? '! TI BACK ROW, lefhto right: P. VanMeter, L. Peerbolt, S. Mall, J. Carver, P. Fraylick, J. Clark, S. Cleveland, P McLaughlin, G.,Kolassa, S. Gerchow, M. Guy, H. Hagen, L. McLauchlin, V. Galbreath. THIRD ROW L. Borkowski, P. Kroll, M. Myers, C. Fry, S. Blackburn, P. Myers, V. Laws, D. Murphy, J. Tongiani, J Wagner, B. Smolka, B. Wilcox. SECOND ROW: M. Holliday, B. Brunson, D. Walker, P. Felt, L. Hetzler D. Littlefield, S. Horning, T. Darby, S. Pringle, B. LaForte, P. Avery, M. Pagels. FIRST ROW: C Lingg, J. Lehmen, C. Miller, L. Heidenreich, M. Heichel, C. Bothamley, and R. Bradley. Seniere flanarea by Qnill ana Sera!! QUILL AND SCROLL-BACK ROW, left to right: Marge Urick, Kathi Thomasma, Carole Sargent, Don Tisdel, Tom Smusz, Linda Holtz, Linda Elliott, Mari Otto, Suanne Norton. SECOND ROW: Marsha Quinn, Sharon Bradley, Marlene Killian, Jean Machan, Nancy Stewart, Lynette Hay, Dixie Wagner, Suanne Norton. FIRST ROW: Linda Wyer, Kathy Julien, Barb Fry, Susan Clark, Martha Arney, Gayle Lain, Mary Ann Richards. ffanar 1301! ,Mernirers ,Maintain ,Hian Grades JUNIOR HONOR ROLL-STANDING, left to right: Rick Fisher, David Schwartz, Jim DeHaven, James Ryan, Mike Ash, Gibby LeRoque, Dick Nordahl, Tom Werner, Judy Miller, Mary Brubaker, Lissa Brebner, Sue Hunsberger, JoAnn LaForte, Camilla Hudson, Mary Washington. MIDDLE ROW: Joanne Yoder, Pam Tricker, Ruth McKale, Ruth Riley, Elizabeth Foster. FRONT ROW: Kay Forrest, Louise Garnett, Connie Lahmeyer, Kem Upham, Karen Anderson. Qin ri Linda and Krzwlc' , iil i , Carole Vernon, Dixie Wagner, Judy Bogen, Qu Four large stepping stones surrounded by a flowing fountain opened the way into Para- dise Cove. Enchanted by the music of Bud Doty's orchestra, the dancers in the cove anx- iously awaited the moment when Mike Darby, the Vice-President of the Junior Class, crowned gp 1-avi. N Diane Upham and Jeff Millett enter the cove, - ,, -f-un-an -ff..,...,,,V Q V . een Linda Elliott, Linda Cook, Donna Hill, Linda Wyer. Linda Elliott Queen. The Queen, seated on a shimmering vvhite satin clam shell, was sur rounded by her court ot Judy Bogen, Linda Cook, Donna Hill, Carole Vernon, Dixie Wag- ner, and Linda Wyer. Ulf Barb Troyer and Tom Smusz in the grand march. Hrowned Queens On October 21, 1960, Carole Vernon was crowned Homecoming Queen during gala pre- game ceremonies. Carole and her lovely court, consisting of Judy Bogen, Linda Cook, Linda El- liott, and Donna Hill, rode onto the field in shiny new convertibles. Doug Grabe, Leieune Morrison, Bill Mundy, Terry Ridley, and Jake Troyer escorted the girls to the steps where Dennis McCarthy, Student Council Representative, crowned Carole and presented her with a bouquet of roses. After our team beat Three Rivers, the Trojan fans hurried to the auditorium for the Homecom- ing dance. At the dance, free refreshments were served and Bud Doty's orchestra provided the music. f .,. . 8 ' F '1.4iw- , K ,W-A li 5.-awk? I A 3 X Queen Carole Vernon receives a kiss from Student Council Representative Dennis McCarthy. I ,.. k I ri . .. -' N ls i 2 Judy Bogen, Donna Hill, Queen Carole Vernon, Linda Elliott, and Linda Cook. l35 Z CA. learns Uriah and Kcwards af Cfarhing l 5 BACK ROW, left to right: Mrs. Britton, M. Hendricks, C. Martel, K. Forrest, L. Garnett, K. Thornasma, K. Holshuh, E. Martin, J. Clark, K. Keller, l.. Holtz, Mr. Moyer. SECOND ROW: J. Yoder, A. Mayer, D. Hill, M. Brubaker, M. Washington, D. Wagner, N. Stewart, J. Bogen, M. Richards, S. Bradley. THIRD ROW: M. Quinn, S. Newman, P. Purcell, J. Childs, M. Storms, B. Fry, J. Miller. FRONT ROW: A. Wagner, C. Spaniola, G. Lain, S. Hunsberger, C. Lahmeyer. F.T.A. is a club tor those stu- B f ' dents interested in the teaching J. , .. tg in ' profession. Movies, guest county NWA? V ,xp J WW F.T.A. chapters, and various J speakers provide entertainment X 0 for the meetings. Mrs. Mildred 11,7 l A Britton and Mr. Wendell Moyer 2431 are the faculty advisors. OFFICERS Judy Bogen, Secretary, Kathi Thomasma, Librarian: Sharon Bradley, President Nancy Stewart, Treasurer, Connie Lah meyer, Vice-President. 63? Any high school girl may ioin the Future Homemakers of America as long as she has had at least six months of Home Economics. This year the clulo sent delegates to the regional meeting in New Haven, Michigan, and to the state convention. ln order to qualify for the state con- vention, a girl must play an active part in the club and must have the required number of points. The club mother this year is Mrs. Gazlay, and the advisor is Mrs. June Cleveland. The clulo sponsored tvvo record hops and offered special courses in cooking and sewing. Alice West, a senior mem- ber of the local chapter, vvon the local Cherry Pie Baking contest. Officers: P. Sadevvasser . President L. Kane Vice-President A. West , .-.Secretary B. Svvihart .. .c,Treasurer V -W....., Han he Hake zz Ehcrry Pie? If MRS. JUNE CLEVELAND BACK ROW, left to right: J. Groff, P. Sadewasser, M. Dobberteen, B. Pokorny. FIRST ROW: B. Gazlay, A. West, K. Hobel, and D. Ash. Z7arlez- Vous OFFlCERS:'Dixie Wagner, Mariie Otto, Mike Ash, Kay Forrest, Kem Upham. Le Cercle Frangais is composed of members from tour French classes ad- vised by Mrs. Ash and Mr. Myron D. Cas- ner. The tour meetings held this year in- cluded a Christmas party, a French dinner, and a picnic to celebrate the end of the year. Four committee chairmen are chosen to represent the tirst and second year French classes. They are, Mary Otto, Pam Felt, Ted Lindman, and Sandy Dovvty. Since it is necessary for a second year French student to be present, Dixie Wag- ner vvas elected. Kay Forrest was Vice- President and will succeed to the presi- dency next year. 'Zark ,411 H640 Cfafalogue Hrangais ,flflcs ,4mis? Left to right: G. Lain, D. Wagner, J. Grosky, Mrs. Ash, B. Kronberg, P. Brahm, P. Felt, C. Murphy, D. Littlefield, T. Eagan, M. Washington, J. Casner, P. Felt, B. Firth, K. Forrest, K. Thomasma, M. Dougan, D. Wegner, K. Anderson, C. Bayer, P. Williamson, G. LeRoque, L. Garnett, M. Ash, M. Stenhouse, K. Upham, M. Otto, K. Holshuh, S. Tobias, J. Childs, S. Hoover, J. Welty, T. Finley, E. Kunzey, S. Dowty, J. Hienstra, P. Tricker, L. Parr, B. Crossman, M. Hendricks, J. Miller, M. Brubaker, B. LaForte, S. Pringle, S. Hawver. Chase New Hanks a11d,flflagazi14es l The Library Club, under the capable leadership of Mrs. Madelyn Polleys, was composed of members who worked in the library during the year. Each member worked three hours a week and he received a half credit for the year. Their duties included checking out books, keeping the card files up to date, taking care of magazines, keep- ing the shelves clean, and helping students find reference materials. The officers of the club were: President, Bob Schoen- herr, Secretary-Treasurer, Marsha Heichel, and Social Chair- man, Peggy Felt. OFFICERS: Bob Shaner, Peggy Felt, Marsha Heichel. I39 l6'00s!er Kadges Wearing Secfim, OFFICERS, left to right: President, Ken Krause, Social Chair- man, Dennis McCrathyg Vice-President, Floyd Hayden, Treas- urer, Maryellen Storms, Secretary, Joe Riska. PEP CLUB The Pep Club has become a permanent fixture at S.H.S. and is supported by Sen- iors interested in promoting pep and school spirit. The club sported a black and orange sign at football games and encouraged the students to sit in a cheering section. ln December they held an ice skating party followed by a dance at Wall School. The members sold booster badges and sponsored a record hop to earn money. With their earnings, they purchased a transistor megaphone for the school's use. Their final plans included a graduation dance which ended their year of festivi- ties on a bright note. Art 61116 Devofes Ulm' and Calm! BACK ROW, left to right: Julia Babka, Mr. Craig, Jane Probst, Loretta Stacey. MIDDLE ROW: Peg Felt, Connie Smoker, Dee Walker, Judy Boughton. BOTTOM ROW: Linda Holtz, Randy Hopkins, Kem Upham, John Williamson. 5211001 Spirit - A1111 Part af Pep 61116 T960-61 SENIOR PEP CLUB 10 Increasing Ar! Apprcviufion This was the Art Club's second year and Mr. Elmer Craig was again the advisor. The club was headed by a Steering Committee consisting ot Kem Upham, Dee Walker, and Linda Holtz. Peg Felt was the treasurer. The members of the club went on a field trip to South Bend and attended an art show there. The members participated in the Kalamazoo Sidewalk Art Show and they also painted decorative posters for the Sophomore dance, the Thanks- giving and Christmas dances, FTA, and the Junior and Senior plays. They voted to improve the mural in the halls of S.H.S. We salute the Art Club for its fine work and hope that it continues in its aim to promote fuller appreciation of art. till' ,lllk Advisor, Mr. Craig, Officers, Deanna Walker, Peg Felt, Kem Upham, Linda Holtz. Debate Zfrerzsics, and DEBATE 1960-1961 Eleven iuniors and seniors making up our Varsity Debate squad debated upon this sea- son's topic: Resolved that the United Nations should be significantly strengthened. Each member, developing his own theories from ex- tensive research, concentrated upon effective presentation by use of persuasion. Since there are two views to the question, the negative and the affirmative, it provided each member the chance of a varsity debate. Howe and Kala- mazoo practices, clinics, and various inter-squad debates provided good experience and prepara- tion for all members.. Our standing for the season was 4-4. At Marshall the negative won and the affirma- tive lost, at Albion we lost both, at Coldwater the negative won and the affirmative lost, and at Battle Creek Lakeview we won both. ln the tournaments at Battle Creek we beat Portage but lost to Marshall which gave us a 1-1 stand- ing. FORENSICS Sturgis High School has participated in Forensics for many years. Mr. Hugh Tyler is the director, and he states the purpose of Forensics as, providing students with worth- while information in oral arts, experience in in- terpretation, and in oral composition. Forensics are words in action and deal mainly with inter- pretation, composition, and especially communi- DEBATE-Left to Right, BACK FRONT: Dick Nordall, Alan Covey, Don Tisdel, Bob Frost, FRONT ROW: Florence Kroll, Elenore Martin, Karen Anderson, Barbette Firth, and Craig Wiles. H 1 1 60-op Occupy Many . . .Si Students cation. It is divided into the following tive groups: l. Humorous reading, 2. Declamation, 3. Original oratory, 4. Extemporaneous speech, and 5. Interpretative reading. The selections for the contest in the Humorous readings are predetermined and out of twenty choices the student picks five of his own choice. Then at the contest he draws one ot the tive and is given one hour for preparation. In the Extem- poraneous speech, six topics dealing with current events are selected and the student must be up to date on each. One topic is drawn and again the contestant has one hour for preparation. The local contest is on March 14 and will be held in the Sturgis High School li- CO-OP-Lett to Right, BACK ROW: Roger Horrom, Barry Strange, Bill Mundy, Lloyd Rohr, Virgi MIDDLE ROW: Brenda Frick, Mary Brooks, Joan Froiep, Dorothhy Kelley, Delores Rayner. FRON VanVorst, Phyllis Sadewasser, Sharon Shutz, Mary Hart. 'Nil 1 t 15- it-f brary. The winners ot the local contest will then enter the District contest held March 20 through April 8 at the Sturgis-Young Auditorium. Sturgis will be host to Marshall, Battle Creek, Cold- water, and Albion. There will be a total of ten participants, the two best from each school. The winners will go to the finals. CO-OP The co-op program is open to all seniors wishing to work at a part-time job, for which they earn a full credit tor the year. Mr. Paul Casault, Co-op Director, selects iobs for the student according to his interests and skills. They attend classes three or tour hours each day. l Leatherman, Danny Stroup. T ROW: Kathy Julien, Zola ' Qt .St 'lx-'wr K, , ,M X54 M555- .awww xg Q E NEW fn .gk W MW .ww ,1 ,. - X . A , V -W Y-7:77 Staff Tails to ,flfleef Deadlines In September, The yearbook staff was chosen and work began on The 1961 Sturgensian under The advisorship of Mr. Turley Tudor. The size of The book was increased by forty pages, which were used Tor senior activities, clubs, and sports. The art editor worked diligently on The division pages, and The literary editors composed write- ups for clubs and activities. Meanwhile, The ad- vertising staff was occupied with The job of selling space To local merchants. We hope as you leaf Through The 1961 Stur- 1ST PICTURE: Asst. Editor, Gayle Lain, Business Manager, Tom Smusz, Editor-in-Chief, Martha Arney. 2ND PICTURE: Art Staff: Jean Machan, Penny Losey, and Susan Losey, Sitting: Art Editor, Linda Holtz. SRD PICTURE: Dixie Wagner, Senior Editor, Sharon Bradley, Linda Elliott, Literary Editors, Nancy Stewart, Headline Editor, Lynette Hay, Senior Editor. 4TH PICTURE: Picture Staff: Kathi Thomasma, Mary Ann Richards, Linda Sauer, Picture Editor, Marsha Quinn, and Staff Member, Anita Mayor. 5TH PICTURE: Ad Staff: Sharon Bradley, Marsha Quinn, Judy Sheldon, Mari Urick, Jim Freeman, Mary Ann Richards: Sitting: Linda Sauer, Ad Editor: Judy Bogen, Staff Member, Dave Straehley lmissingj Linda Wyer, Ad Editor. 6TH PICTURE: Gayle Lain, Assistant Editor, Marlene Killian, gensian, That many fond memories and good Sales Manager' tjmes Come fo life again. Missing: Kathy Julien, Typing editor. ev 1, Q.. TOP TO BOTTOM, left to right: Karen Keller, Linda Holtz, Dave Straley, Tom Smusz, Jim Freeman, Anita Mayer, Helen Schmidt, Judy Sheldon Lynette Hay, Kathie Thomasma, Linda Cook, Mariorie Otto, Sondra Siegel, Billy Moyer, Carol Spaniola, Linda Sauer, Gayle Wherly, Linda Elliot Dixie Wagner, Kathy Julien, Marsha Quinn, Jana Grosky, Judy Bogen, Mary Ellen Storms, Suanne Norton, Marjorie Urick, Luanne Norton, Jud Clark, Brenda Jordan, Marlene Killian, Jean Machan, Gayle Lain, Ann Wagner, Penny Losey, Susan Losey, Mary Anne Richards, Martha Arne' Sharon Bradley, Judy Kiem, Nancy Stewart, and Betty Simpson. I46 MN Ark 'Sm ,-- 'T' N Q k E1P9P Wh., Lfmzl '760mr114s Orgaum' New 611111 . STANDING: C. Crouch, P. Miller, R, Rider, A. Fry, M. Meyers, J. Pagels, A. Townsend, W. Sheets. FIRST ROW: D. Frost, L. Hay, J. Carver, T. Darby, R. Fields. SECOND ROW: L. Heidenreich, M. Heichel, R. Hopkings, J. Wagner, M. Lukomski. THIRD ROW: B. Brunson, D. Walker, P. Roe, T. Rosine, J. Royer. The Junior Classical League, newly formed this year, is a national organi- zation composed ot local classical clubs. Membership is limited to only Latin I and Il students. At meetings, held twice a month in regular class periods, the students played various games, learned how to tell time fthe Roman wayl, and acted out the play, Washington Speaks with Cicero. Dressed as Romans, they traveled to Kalamazoo Central for the annual Festum Romanum. The two sets of officers elected from each class were President-Pete Vaughn, Nancy Sheets, Vice-President-Thayma Darby, Barbara Wilcox, Secretary-Jim Royer, Bob Schoenner, Treasurer-Carol Bothamley, Tom Rosine. STANDING: B. Shirley, T. Ginther, R. Winter, D. Kelley, D. Shouster, B. Schoenherr. FIRST ROW: L. Borkowski, C. Bothamley, R. Bradley, J. Cleveland, C. Fry, T. Gerow. SECOND ROW: S. Blackburn, D. Hill, C. Lin991 B. Merchant, B. Wilcox, P. Meyers, S Newman. THIRD ROW: M. Storms, J. Toniiani, P. Van Meter, P. Vaughn, J. Kerchner, D. Meyers. MICHAEL R. ALLEN, Football I, 2, Jr. Prom Comm., Gov't Day. CHARLES ROBERT ANDERSON, Football I, Wrestling I, 3, Baseball I, 2, Jr. Prom Corxm., Co-Op, Gov't Day, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4. ANNJEANETTE ANKNEY, G.A.A. I, 3, 4, Jr. Play Comm., Chorus I, 3, 4, Jr. Prom Comm., Pep Club, Gov't Day. ' MARTHA L. ARNEY, G.A.A. 3, Jr. Play Crew, Chorus I, 2, 3, A Cappella 3, Jr. Honor Roll, Jr. Prom Comm., F.T.A. 3, 4-Officer 3, French Club Pep Club, Gov't Day, Sturgensian Staff, D.A.R. Good Citizen, Latin Day 2, 3. WARREN PAUL ASH, Football 3, Gov't Day. EARL LEROY AUGERBRIGHT, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 2, 3, 4, Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, Co-Op, Gov't Day. ELSIE ANN BAKER, G.A.A. 1, F.H.A. 1, Gawr Day. CLARA JANE BARNELL, Jr. Play Crew, Chorus I, 2, 3-Officer 3, Jr. Prom Comm., Pep Club, Co-Op, Gov't Day, Jr. Achievement, Latin Day 2. DANIEL FRANCIS BLASKIE, Pep Club, Gov't Day, Jr. Achievement 3, Intramurals 4. NAOMI L. BOALS, Gov't. Day. JUDITH ANN BOGEN, G.A.A. 2, Jr. Play Cast, Jr. Play Crew, Sr. Play Cast, Sr. Play Crew, Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, A Cappella 4, Jr. Prom Comm., Jr. Prom Court, Homecoming Court, F.T.A. 4-Officer 4, French Club 3, Pep Club, Gov't Day, Sturgensian Staff, Latin Day 2. I, 2, 3, 4, Jr. Honor Roll, F.T.A. 3, Pep Club, Debate 4, Gov't Day, TOM VERN BORKOWSKI, Baseball Mgr. 3, 4, Sr. Play Crew, Band Jr. Achievement 3, Latin Day 2, 3. JOHN CHARLES BOUGHTON, Art Club 3, Gov't Day, Jr. Achievement 2, 3, 4. JANET LEONE BOWDISH, Band I, Chorus 3, 4, Art Club I, 2, Gov't Day. MICHAEL 1-1. BOYLE, Football 1, 4, Basketball 1, Golf 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 4, Band I, 2, Dance Band I, 2, Jr. Prom Comm., French Club I-Officer I, Pep Club, Gov't Day, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4. SHARON ANN BRADLEY, G.A.A. 3, 4, Jr. Play Cast, Jr. Play Comm., Sr. Play Cast, Sr. Play Comm., Chorus I, 2, 3, 4-Officer 4, A Cappella 3, 4, Jr. Prom Comm., F.T.A. 3, 4-Officer 4, French Club 3, 4, Pep Club, Gov't Day, Sturgensian Staff, D.A.R. Good Citizen, Latin Day I, 2, 3, Quill and Scroll. MARY JANE BROOKS, Cheerleader 2, G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Jr. Play Crew, Sr. Play Crew, Band I, Pep Club, Co-Op, Gov't Day, Latin Day I. JERRY L. BUNDY, Football I, Basketball I, 3,Jr. Prom Comm Comm., Pep library Club 2, 3, Gov't Day, Latin Day 3. JOYCE DALE BURTON, G.A.A. I, Jr. Play Comm., Sr. Play Comm., Chorus I, 4, F.H.A. 2, 3, 4, Pep Club, Gov't Day, Jr. Achievement 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM W. CAMERON, Football I, Jr. Play Crew, Jr. Prom Comm., Pep Club, Gov't Day, Intramurals I, 2. JAMES CULVER CARPENTER, Football I, Jr. Play Comm., Sr. Play Cast, Sr. Play Comm., Band I, Jr. Prom Comm., Pep Club, Debate 4, Forensics 4, Gov't Day, Intramurals 2, 3. MICHAEL STEPHEN CASEY, Baseball Mgr. 2, 3, 4, Sr. Play Crew, Library Club 2, 3, Gov't Day, Latin Day 3. Juolrl-l GAY CLARK, G.A.A. 1, 3, 4, Jr. Play comm., sr. Play comm., Jr. Honor Roll, Jr. Prom Comm., F.T.A. 3, 4, French Club 2, Pep Club, Gov't. Day, Sturgensian Staff. ROY LORAN CLARK, Jr. Prom Comm., Gov't Day. SUSAN ELIZABETH CLARK, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, Troian Times Staff, Jr. Play Crew, Sr. Play Crew, Jr. Honor Roll, Jr. Prom Comm., Pep Club, Co-Op,'Gov't Day, Quill and Scroll, Latin Day, I, 2. ALICE MARIE CLOUSE, Gov't. Day, Cafeteria 2. MARY ANN CLOUSE, Jr. Prom Comm., Gov't Day. TERRY J. CLOUSE, Football 2, 3, 4, Wrestling I, 2, 3, Track I, 2, Varsity Club 4, Jr. Prom Comm., Gov't Day. CAROL LYNN CONRAD, Jr. Play Comm., Sr. Play Comm., Chorus 4, Jr. Prom Comm., F.H.A. I, 2-Officer 2, Gov't Day. LINDA KAY COOK, G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Jr. Play Comm., Sr. Play Comm., Chorus 2, Jr. Prom Comm., Jr. Prom Court, Homecoming Court, Pep Club, Gov't. Day. NORINE RUTH COX, Jr. Play Crew, Jr. Play Comm., Sr. Play Comm., Art Club I, Gov't Day. TOM MILLARD CURRY, Football I, 2, 3, Wrestling I, Pep Club, Gov't Day. KENNETH CURTIS, Lineolin High, Montana 3, Wayne, Mich. 2, Ipsilanti, Mich. I. MICHAEL B. DARBY, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 2, 3, 4-Officer 3, 4, Class Officer 3, 4, Jr. Prom Comm., Pep Club, Gov't Day. JOHN ALLEN DAVIS, Jr. Play Crew, Sr. Play Crew, Art Club I, Gov't Day, Jr. Achievement I. MARK LLOYD DAVIS, Gov't Day, Jr. Achievement I. EDDIE ARTHUR DEROSHIA, Cheboygan High School I, 2, Jr. Prom Comm., Gov't Day, Pep Club. ROBERT LYLE DONLEY, Jr. Play Comm., Football I, 2, Jr. Prom Comm., Co-Op, Gov't Day, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4. JOYCE ANN DROUD, G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Troian Times Staff, Jr. Play Crew, Sr. Play Comm., Band I, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, A Cappella 2, 3, 4, Jr. Prom Comm., Pep Club, Gov't Day, Jr. Achievement 4. TED CARL ECKERT, Jr. Play Comm., Jr. Prom Comm., Library Club 4, Gov't Day, Jr. Achievement 4, Cafeteria 4. LINDA LOU ELLIOTT, Cheerleader 2, 3, 4-Officer 2, 4, G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Class Officer 3, Jr. Play Cast, Jr. Play Comm., Sr. Play Cast, Band I, Chorus 2, 3, 4, A Cappella 4, Jr. Honor Roll, Jr. Prom Comm., Prom Queen, Homecoming Court, Pep Club, Gov't Day, Sturgensian Staff, Latin Day I, 2, Homecoming Comm., Quill and Scroll. DAVID ARLEN FALKENSTEIN, Football I, Jr. Play Comm., Jr. Prom Comm., Gov't Day, Cafeteria 3, 4. EDWARD ALLEN FASSNACHT, Gov't Day, Pep Club. JAMES R. FREEMAN, Golf 2, Track I, 4, Troian Times, Jr. Play Crew, Sr. Play Crew, Jr. Prom Comm., French Club 3, Pep Club, Gov't Day, Jr. Achievement 3, Sturgensian Staff. BRENDA LEE FRICK, G.A.A. I, Jr. Play Crew, Sr. Play Crew, Jr. Prom Comm., French Club I, Pep Club, Art Club I, Co-Op, Gov't Day, Jr. Achievement I, 2, Latin Day I, 2. LYNN DOUGLAS FRIESNER, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, Wrestling 2, 3, Track I, 2, Varsity Club 3, 4, Jr. Prom Comm., Gov't Day. JOAN IRIS FROHRIEP, G.A.A. I, Jr. Play Crew, Jr. Prom Comm., F.H.A. I-Officer I, Co-Op, Gov't Day, Latin Day 2. ROBERT RAMON FROST, Football I, Class Officer 3, Jr. Play Crew, Sr. Play Crew, French Club 2, Pep Club, Debate 4, Gov't Day. BARBARA SUE FRY, Troian Times Staff, Jr. Play Crew, Sr. Play Crew, Band I, 2, 3, 4-Officer 2, 3, Jr. Prom Comm., F.T.A. 3, 4, Pep Club, Gov't Day, Latin Day 2, 3, Quill and Scroll. PATRICIA ANN GANG, Centreville High School I, 2, Gov't Day. SUSAN LURENE GAZLAY, Chorus 1, 2, 3, F.H.A. 3, 4, Art Club 1, Gov't Day, Jr. Achievement I-Officer I. I BARBARA LILLIAN GOSE, Chorus 4, F.H.A. I, 2, Pep Club, Gov't Day, Jr. Achievement 2, 3, 4-Officer 3, 4. DAVID ARTHUR GRABE, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 3, 4, Class Officer I, 2, Jr. Play Crew, Sr. Play, Jr. Prom Comm., Pep Club, Gov't Day, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4. DOUGLAS H. GRABE, Football I, 2, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Track I, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, Jr. Play Crew, Jr. Prom Comm., Pep Club, Gov't. Day, Intramurals I, Homecoming Comm., Latin Day I. LINDA JO GRAFF, G.A.A. I, 2, 3, Jr. Play Cast, Sr. Play Comm., Band I, Chorus 2, 3, Jr. Prom Comm., Pep Club, Co-Op, Gov't Day. JANA LOU GROSKY, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Jr. Play Crew, sr. Play camm., Jr. Prom Comm., Chorus 3, French Club I, 2, Pep Club, Gov't Day, Sturgensian Staff. CHRIS ROBERT GUSTAFSAN, Football I, Wrestling I, 2, 3, 4-Co-Cap- tain 4, Golf 3, 4, Track I, Varsity Club 3, 4, Jr. Play Cast, Jr. Play Crew, Sr. Play Cast, Sr. Play Crew, Jr. Prom Comm., French Club I, Pep Club, Gov't Day, Jr. Achievement 2, 3, Intramurals I, Latin Day 2. PATRICIA ANN HANSHUE, G.A.A. 3, Jr. Prom Comm., Pep Club, Gov't. Day. MARY ELIZABETH HART, G.A.A. I, 2, Jr. Play Crew, Jr. Prom Comm., French Club I, 2, Pep Club, Co-Op, Gov't Day. TERRY LEE HAWKINS, Track 3, 4, Sr. Play Crew, Sr. Play Comm., Band I, Jr. Prom Comm., Pep Club, Gov't Day, Jr. Achievement. LYNETTE SUE HAY, G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Jr. Play Comm., Sr. Play Comm., Pep Club, French Club I, 2, Gov't Day, Sturgensian Staff. FLOYD HAYDEN, Football I, 2, Track I, Wrestling I, 2, 3, Baseball 2, 3, Jr. Play Crew, Jr. Prom Comm., Pep Club-Officer 4, Forensics 3, Gov't Day, Intramurals I, 4, Latin Day 2. DONNA RAE HILL, Orland High School I, 2, Troian Times Staff, Class Officer 4, Jr. Play Cast, Sr. Play Cast, Chorus 4-Officer 4, A Cappella 4, Jr. Proln Court, Homecoming Court, F.T.A. Pep Club, Gov't Day. LINDA ANNE HOLTZ, G.A.A. I, Troian Times Staff, Jr. Play Crew, Sr. I49 Play Comm., Jr. Prom Comm., F.T.A. 4, French Club I, 2, Pep Club, Art Club 3, 4-Officer 4, Gov't Day, Jr. Achievement 3, 4-Officer 4, Quill and Scroll, Sturgensian Staff. TERRY HOLTZ, Jr. Achievement 2, 3, 4, Gov't Day. Roxv HOOVER, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 1, 3, 4, Tennis 1, Jr. Prom Comm., Varsity Club 4, Pep Club, Gov't Day. ROGER LOUIS HORROM, Jr. Play Cast, Jr. Play Crew, Sr. Play Crew, Art Club l, French Club I, 2, Co-Op, Gov't Day. JIM HOWARD, Football l, Wrestling 3, 4, Tennis I, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, Jr. Prom Comm., Pep Club, Gov't Day, Intramurals I. SHERRON ANN HUDSON, Kalamazoo High School I, 2, G.A.A. 3, 4, Troian Times Staff, Jr. Play Crew, Sr. Play Cast, Sr. Play Crew, Jr. Prom Comm., Pep Club, Gov't Day, Jr. Achievement 4, Sturgensian Staff. THOMAS ROBERT HUNT, Jr. Play Crew, Sr. Play Crew, Gov't Day, Jr. Achievement 2, 3. HARVEY E. JANNOTTA, Football I, Basketball I, Wrestling 2, 3, 4, Tennis I, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 3, 4, Jr. Prom Comm., Pep Club, Gov't. Day, Latin Day I. LARRY ROSS JOHNSONBAUGH, Homer High School I, 2, Co-Op, Gov't, Day. DAVID M. JONES, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling I, Track 2, 4, Varsity Club 4, Sr. Play Crew, French Club 2-Officer 2, Pep Club, Gov't Day, Latin Day I, 2, 3. BRENDA JOYCE JouRDAN, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Jr. Play comm., sr. Play Comm., Jr. Prom Comm., Pep Club, Gov't Day, Sturgensian Staff. KATHLEEN LYNETTE JULIEN, Edon High School l, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Troian Times Staff, Jr. Play Comm., Sr. Play Comm., Band 2, Jr. Prom Comm., Pep Club, Co-Op, Gov't Day, Quill and Scroll, Stur- gensian Staff. NORMAN KASMAUSKIS, Sr. Play Crew, Library Club I, 2-Officer 2, Gov't Day, Jr. Achievement I. JEAN ANN KEAGLE, Jr. Play comm., F.H.A. 1, 2, Gow Day, Jr. Achievement 2, 3, 4-Officer 4. KAREN ELIZABETH KELLER, G.A.A. I, Jr. Play Cast, Sr. Play Comm., Jr. Prom Comm., F.T.A. 4, Pep Club, Jr. Achievement 2, Gov't Day, Science Club 3, Sturgensian Staff, Latin Day 2. DAVID ALAN KELLEY, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling I, 2, 3, 4-Co- Captain 4, Baseball I, Track 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 2, 3, 4-Officer 4, Jr. Play Crew, Sr. Play Crew, Jr. Prom Comm., Pep Club, Gov't Day, Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4, Latin Day I. DOROTHY ARLENE KELLEY, G.A.A. I, 2, 3, Jr. Play Comm., Jr. Prom Comm., Co-Op, Gov't Day, Jr. Achievement 3, Latin Day 2. ALAN J. KELLEY, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling I, 2, 3, Tennis I, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club I, 2, 3, 4, Gov't Day. MARLENE lvl. l4lL1lAN, G.A.A. 1, 2, 4, Trojan Times Staff, Jr. Play Crew, Jr. Prom Comm., F.T.A. 3, Gov't Day, Sturgensian Staff, Latin Day l, 2, Quill and Scroll. JUDY CAROLE lclNlE, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, Troian Times Staff, Jr. Play Comm., Sr. Play Comm., Chorus 3, 4, Jr. Prom Comm., Sturgensian Statt, Pep Club. PHILLIP C. Kitson, Football I, 2, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Baseball I, Jr. Play Cast, Jr. Play Comm., Sr. Play Cast, Jr. Prom Comm., Pep Club, Gov't Day. LEW JEAN KLINE, Jr. Prom Comm., Gov't Day, French Club I, 2. KENNETH E. KRAUSE, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball I,.2, 3, 4, Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 2, 3, 4-Officer 4, Jr. Play 'Cast, Jr. Prom Comm., Pep Club-Otticer, Gov't Day, Boy's State 3, Jr. Rotarian 3. RONALD LEE KREPS, Football i, 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, 2: 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 3, 4-Officer 4, Class Officer 2, 3, Jr. Play Cast, Sr. Play Cast, Jr. Prom Comm., Pep Club, Gov't Day, Latin Day I. FLORENCE CARNEEN KROLL, Jr. Prom Comm, F.T.A. 3, Debate 4, Latin Day I, 2, 3. BRUCE EUGENE KRONTZ, Football Mgr. I, Gov't Day. GAYLE ANNE LAIN, G.A.A. I, Jr. Play Comm., Sr. Play Comm., Jr. Prom Comm., F.T.A. 3, 4, French Club 4, Pep Club, Gov't Day, Jr. Achievement 2, Latin Day I, 2, 3, Sturgensian Staff, Quill and Scroll. ROBERT L. LARGE, Football 1, 2, 3, Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, Jr. Play Crew, Jr. Prom Comm., Pep Club, Gov't Day, Intramurals I, 2, 3, Latin Day I. CHARLES E. LAUGHLIN, Wrestling 2, Track I, 2, Gov't Day, Jr. Achievement 4, Intramurals 3, 4. MARION EDWARD LAWNICZAK, Track I, Chorus I, 2, 3, A Cappella I, Jr. Prom Comm., Pep Club, Gov't Day, Jr. Achievement. I50 RONALD LAWNICZAK, Track 2, Chorus I, 2, Jr. Prom Comm., Pep Club, Gov't Day, Jr. Achievement 3, 4. VIRGIL LAMAR LEATHERMAN, Football 2, Track 1, 2, 3, Jr. Play Cast, Pep Club, Co-Op, Forensics l, 2, 3, 4, Gov't Day, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Latin Day I. ANDREA LEE LILLY, G.A.A. I, Gov't Day. TED ANDREW LINDMAN, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball i, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, Class Officer 3, Jr. Honor Roll, French Club 4-Officer 4, Gov't Day. PENELOPE ANNETTE LOSEY, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Jr. Play comm., sr. Play Comm., Jr Prom Comm., Gov't Day, Jr. Achievement 4, Sturgensian Staff, Latin Day I. SUSAN ELIZABETH LOSEY, G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Jr. Play Comm., Sr. Play Comm., Jr. Prom Comm., Jr. Achievement 4, Gov't Day, Sturgensian Staff, Latin Day I. JERRY DUANE LEUDDERS, Wrestling I, Track I, Latin Day I, Gov't. Day, Jr. Play Cast, Jr. Play Crew, Jr. Prom Comm., Sr. Play Cast, Sr. Play Comm., Band I, 2, 3, 4-Officer 4, Dance Band I, 2, 3, 4, Jr. Honor Roll, Pep Club, French Club I, 2-Officer I. ROBERT FRANKLIN LYTLE, Football I, 2, Baseball 2, Track 2, Gov't Day, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4. JEAN KAY MACHAN, G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Jr. Play Comm., Jr. Prom Comm., Art Club I, 2, Gov't Day, Sturgensian Staff. PATRICIA LOUISE MALONE, G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Jr. Play Comm., Troian Times Staff, Jr. Prom Comm., Sr, Play Cast, Sr. Play Crew, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Pep Club,. F.H.A. I, Gov't Day. ELEANOR LORAINE MARTIN, G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Jr, Play Comrn., Sr. Play Crew, Chorus 4-Officer 4, A Cappella 4, Jr. Prom Comm., F.T.A. 3, 4, French Club 3, 4, Pep Club, Debate 4, Gov't Day, Latin Day I, 2. ANITA JEAN MAYER, G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Jr. Prom Comm., Sr. Play Cast, Sr. Play Crew, Jr. Prom Comm., Pep Club, F.T.A. 3, 4, Sturgensian Staff, French Club 2. DENNIS PATRICK MCCARTHY, Football I, 2, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball I, Tennis 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, Student Council I, 2, 3, Class Otticer 4, Youth Center Council I, 2, 3, 4-Otticer 3, 4, Jr. Play Cast, Pep Club-Officer 4, Gov't Day, Jr. Achievement 3, 4-Officer 4, Latin Day I, 2, Homecoming Comm. EUGENE CHESTER MELCHI, Baseball I, 2, Sr. Play Crew, Jr. Prom Comm., Pep Club, Art Club I, Intramurals I, 2, Gov't Day. LEJEUNE W. MORRISON, Football I, 2, 3, Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 4, Pep Club, Gov't Day, Homecoming Comm., Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4. BILLIE JANE MOYER, Wolcottville High School I, 2, G.A.A. 3, 4, Jr. Play Crew, Sr. Play Comm., Jr. Prom Comm., Pep Club, Sturgensian Staff, Gov't Day. WILLIAM H. MUNDY, Football I, 2, Wrestling 2, Troian Times Staff, Jr. Prom Comm., Co-Op, Gov't Day, Jr. Achievement I, 2, 3, Home- coming Comm., lntramurals I, 2. CAROL ANN MUNK, Troian Times Staff, Jr. Play Comm., Sr. Play Comm., Jr. Prom Comm., F.T.A. 4, French Club 3, 4, Pep Club, Gov't, Day, Latin Day, Jr. Achievement 2, 3-Officer 2, Quill and Scroll. LUANNE RAE NORTON, Troian Times Staff, Jr. Play Cast, Jr. Play Comm., Sr. Play Comm., Band I, 2, 3, 4, Jr. Honor Roll, Jr. Prom Comm., Gov't Day, Sturgensian Staff, Quill and Scroll. SUANNE KAE NORTON, Jr. Play Cast, Jr. Play Comm., Sr. Play Comm., Jr. Honor Roll, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Jr. Prom Comm., Gov't Day, Sturgen- sian Staff, Quill and Scroll. MARGIE LYNNE OTTO, G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Troian Times Staff, Student Council 4, Jr. Play Crew, Sr. Play Comm., Chorus I, 2, 3, 4-Officer 2, 3, A Cappella 3, 4, Jr. Prom Comm., French Club 4-Officer 4, Pep Club, Gov't Day, Sturgensian Statt, Latin Day I, 2, Quill and Scroll. JOHN ELDON PARISH, Gov't Day, Jr. Achievement 2, 3. LARRY L, PATRICK, Football I, Tennis 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, Jr. Play Cast, Jr. Play Comm., Gov't Day, Jr. Achievement 4, Intra- murals I, 4, Latin Day I. PATRICIA ANN PERKINS, G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Troian Times Staff, Jr. Play Comm., Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Jr. Prom Comm., French Club 3, 4, Pep Club, Jr. Achievement 3, 4, Gov't Day. NANCY PHENNING, Chorus 3, 4, Gov't Day, Homecoming Comm. ROSE ANN PIERCE, G.A.A., Jr. Play Comm., Sr. Play Comm., Jr. Prom Comm., Pep Club, Gov't Day, Jr. Achievement, Latin Day I. TERRY JOSEPH POFFENBERGER, Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club, Varsity Club 3, 4, Jr. Prom Comm., Gov't Day, Intramurals 2, 3. DIANA SUE POLEY, G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club, Gov't Day, Sturgensian Staff, Latin Day I. MARSHA LOU QUINN, G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Jr. Play Cast, Jr. Play Crew, Sr. Play Cast, Sr. Play Crew, Jr. Prom Comm., F.T.A. 3, 4, French Club 2, Pep Club, Gov't Day, Jr. Achievement 2, Sturgensian Staff, Quill and Scroll. RUDY C. QUIRIN, Football I, 2, Wrestling I, Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Student Council I, 2, Jr. Play Crew, Sr. Play Crew, Jr. Prom Comm., Pep Club, Gov't Day, Latin Day I. DOLORES MARY RAYNER, G.A.A. I, 2, 3, Jr. Play Comm., Sr. Play Comm., Chorus I, 2, 3, A Cappella 3, Jr. Prom Comm., Pep Club, Co-Op, Gov't Day, Latin Day I, 2, 3. KATHRYN ARLENE REED, G.A.A. I, 2, Jr. Play Comm., Sr. Play Comm., Chorus I, 2, 3, F.H.A. I, Library Club I, Pep Club, Gov't Day. STEVE WILL REUTER, Football I, Wrestling I, 2, Tennis I, 2, 3, 4, Jr. Play Comm., Pep Club, Gov't Day, Intramurals I, 3, Latin Day I. MARY ANN RICHARDS, G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Jr. Play Comm., Sr. Play Cast, Sr. Play Comm., Jr. Prom Comm., F.T.A. 3, 4, Pep Club, Gov't Day, Sturgensian Staff, Latin Day I, 2, Quill and Scroll. TERRY ALLEN RIDLEY, Football I, Wrestling I, 2, 3, Track I, Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, Jr. Prom Comm., Gov't Day. HISLE STANLEY RIPPEY, JR., Sr. Play Comm., Jr. Prom Comm., Gov't Day, Jr. Achievement I, 2, 3, Band I. JOSEPH F. RISKA, Tennis I, Troian Times Staff, Jr. Play Cast, Jr. Play Comm., Pep Club-Officer 4, Gov't Day, Jr. Achievement 3, 4, Latin Day I, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4. THURMAN A. RITTER, Intramurals 2, 4, Gov't Day, Basketball I. DANIEL EUGENE ROBERTS, Football 3, Gov't Day. LLOYD R. ROHRER, Co-Op, Gov't Day. KAREN MARIE ROUNSVILLE, Glenwood High School I, 2, 3, Chorus 4, A Cappella 4, Gov't Day. PHYLLIS ELAINE SADEWASSER, Jr. Play Cast, Jr. Play Comm., Sr. Play Cast, Sr. Play Comm., Jr. Prom Comm., Pep Club, F.H.A. I, 2, 3, 4- Officer 2, 3, 4, French Club I, Art Club I-Officer I, Co-Op, Gov't Day. CAROLE LYNN SARGENT, G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4-Officer 3, 4, Trolan Times Staff, Jr. Play Comm., Bancl I, 2, 3, 4, Jr. Prom Comm., Intramurals I, 3, 4, Gov't Day, Latin Day I. LINDA MAE SAUER, G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4-Officer 2, Jr. Play Comm., Sr. Play Crew, Sr. Play Comm., Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, A Cappella 3, 4, Jr. Prom Comm., Pep Club, Gov't Day, Latin Day I, 2, Sturgensian Staff. HELEN MARIE SCHMIDT, G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Jr. Play Comm., Sr. Play Comm,. Chorus I, 4, Jr. Prom Comm., Pep Club, Jr. Achievement 3, 4-Officer 3, 4, Gov't Day, Sturgensian Staff. HAROLD A. SCHROEDER, Jr. Prom Comm., Gov't Day. SHARON SCHUTZ, Jr. Play Comm., Jr. Prom Comm., F.H.A. I, Co-Op, Gov't Day, Jr. Achievement 2, 3-Officer 2, 3. RONALD JAMES SCHWARTZ, Baseball I, Jr. Prom Comm., Gov't Day. JUDITH SHELDON, G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Jr. Play Comm., Jr. Prom Comm., Gov't Day, Sturgensian Staff. ROBERT H. SHERMAN, Sr. Play Crew, Band I, 2, 3, 4, French Club I, Gov't Day, Jr. Achievement I, Intramurals I, 3. SONDRA IRENE SIEGEL, G.A.A. I, 2, 3, Jr. Play Cast, Jr. Play Comm., Sr. Play Cast, Sr. Play Comm., Chorus I, 2, 4, Jr. Honor Roll, Jr. Prom Comm., French Club I, 2, Pep Club, Gov't Day, Sturgensian Staff. BETTY LEE SIMPSON, G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Band I, Chorus 3, Jr. Prom Comm., Pep Club, Gov't Day, Sturgensian Staff. SARA MARGARET SITES, Cheerleader 2, 3, G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 45 Tfvian Times Staff, Student Council I, 2, Jr. Play Cast, Jr. Play Comm., Chorus 3, Jr. Prom Comm., Pep Club, Gov't Day. TOM GEORGE SMUSZ, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, Baseball I, Track 3, Varsity Club 3, 4, Class Officer I, 2, Jr. Play Cast, Sr. Play Comm., Jr. Prom Comm., Pep Club, Gov't Day, Sturgensian Staff, Intramurals 4, Quill and Scroll. CAROL ANN SPANIOLA, G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Jr. Play Comm., Sr. Play Comm., Chorus, Jr. Prom Comm., F.T.A. 4, French Club 3, 4, Pep Club, Gov't Day, Jr. Achievement 4, Sturgensian Staff, Latin Day I, 2. BONNIE LEE SPARKS, Coldwater High School I, 2, 3, Chorus 4: Gov't Day, Pep Club. JENNIE MINTIE STENHOUSE, Stockbridge High School I, 2, 3, Chorus 4, Pep Club, Gov't Day. NANCY KAY STEWART, G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Jr. Play Cast, Jr. Play Comm., Sr. Play Comm., Bancl I, 2, 3, 4, Jr. Honor Roll? JV- P 0m Comm., F.T.A. 4-Officer 4, Pep Club, Gov't Day, Jr. Achievement 2, Sturgensian Staff, Quill and Scroll. MARYELLEN sronlvis, G.A.A. 3, 4, Jr. Play comm., Troian Times Staff, sr' Play Comm-F CIWOVUS If 2, 3, 4, A. Cappella 4, Jr. Prom Comm., F.T.A. 4, Pep Club-Officer 4, Gov't Day, Sturgensian Staff, RALPH DAVID STRAEHLY, Golf 3, Sr. Play Crew, Chorus 3, 4, A Cappella gf 4:1 JV- PVOVTI C0mm-: Pep Club, Sturgensian Staff, Gov't Day, Latin ay . JOHN BARRY STRANGE, Sr. Play Comm., Chorus I, 2, Library Club I, 2: CO-OPI Forensics 31 Gov't Day, Jr. Achievement I, 4. DAN I-EROY STROUP, C0-OP: Gov't Day, Jr. Achievement I, 2, 3, Intramurals 3, 4. ROBERT DEAN STULTS, Football I. BONNIE LEIGH swn-IART, Jr. Play comm., chorus 3, 4, Jr. Pram Comm.: F.H.A. I, 2, 3, 4-Officer 3, 4, Pep Club, Gov't Day. TERRY E. TEALL, Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4, varsity Club 3, 4, Band 1. J, Prom Comm., Gov't Day. i CAROLYN ANN TEETERS, Jr. Play Comm., Sr. Play Comm.- F.H.A. I 2- OHICGV 2: PSP Club, Gov't Day, Jr. Achievement 2, 3, 4. I I KATHI ROSE THOMASMA, G.A.A. I, Jr. Play Cast, Sr. Play Crew, Sr. Play COI'T'II'T'I.i Chorus I, 2, Jr. Prom Comm., F.T.A. 3- 4-Officer, French Club 4, Pep Club, Gov't Day, Latin Day I, 2, 3, Quill and Scroll. DONALD E. TISDEL, Football I, 2, 3, Wrestling I, 2, 3, Baseball I, 2, Track 3, Trojan Times Staff, Jr. Play Crew, Sr. Play Comm., Pep Club, Deb-SIG 4: Gov't Day, Quill and Scroll. JAKE ALLEN TROYER, Football I, Jr. Play Cast, Jr. Prom Comm., Pep CIUIDI Forensics li Gov't Day, Jr. Achievement, Intramurals I, 2, 3, Latin Day I, 2. BRENT ANTOINE TURNER, Jr. Play Crew, Jr. Prom Comm., Pep.CIub, Gov't Day, Forensics. MARJORIE CECILIA URICK, G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Trojan, Times Staff, Jr. Play Comm., Sr. Play Comm., Jr. Prom Comm., Gov't Day, Sturgensian Sfaffi Latin DSY 2: Quill and Scroll. TERRY VAN METER, Football I-Mgr. 4, Wrestling Mgr. 4, Track 2, Varsity Club 4, Jr. Play Crew, Jr. Play Comm., Sr. Play Cast, Jr. Prom Comm., Pep Club, Gov't Day. ZOLA ELAINE VANVORST, G.A.A. I, Jr. Play Cast, Jr. Play Comm., Sr. Play Cast, Sr. Play Comm., Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, A Cappella 3, 4, Jr. Honor Roll, Jr. Prom Comm., Pep Club, Co-Op, Gov't Day, Jr. Achieve- ment 2, 3, 4-Officer 2, 3, 4, Latin Day I. CAROLE PHYLLIS VERNON, G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Trolan Times Staff, Jr. Play Cast, Jr. Play Crew, Sr. Play Comm., Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, A Cappella 4, Jr. Honor Roll, Jr. Prom Court, Homecoming Queen, Pep Club, Gov't Day, Latin Day 2. DIXIE ANN WAGNER, Cheerleader 2, 3-Officer 3, G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4- Officer 4, Class Officer 4, Jr. Play Cast, Jr. Play Comm., Sr. Play C0mm-: Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, A Cappella 4, Jr. Honor Roll, Jr. Prom Comm., Jr. Prom Court, F.T.A. 3, 4, French Club 3, 4-Officer 3, 4, gepuclubi GOv't Day, Sturgensian Staff, Latin Day I, 2, Quill and cro . WILLA ANN WAGNER, Jr. Play Comm., Sr. Play Comm., Chorus 2, -l - Pfom C0mm-I F.T.A. 3, 4, Pep Club, Gov't Day, Science Club 3, Sturgensian Staff. BRIAN DUANE WEAVER, Football I, 2, Wrestling I, 2, Band I, 2, Gov't Day. CAROL ANN WEBSTER, G.A.A. I, 2, Jr. Prom Comm., Gov't Day, Laitn Day I, Jr. Achievement I. GAIL MARIE WEHRLY, G.A.A. I, 2, 4, Trolan Times Staff, Chorus I, 2, 3, Pep Club, Gov't Day, Sturgensian Staff. EDWARD CLARENCE WESKE, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Forensics 3, Jr. Achieve- ment, Gov't Day. ALICE DEANE WEST, Jr. Play Comm., Sr. Play Comm., F.H.A. I, 2, 3, 4- OffiCSr 3, 4, Pep Club, Gov't Day. J. CRAIG WILES, Grosse Pointe High School I, 2, 3, Sr. Play Cast, Band 4, Debate 4, Gov't Day. PAUL WILLIAMSON, Art Club I, French Club 4, Co-Op 4, Gov't Day. LORAN L. WINGFIELD, Baseball I. LINDA LEE WYER, G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 3, 4-Officer 4, Youth Center Council I, 2, 3, 4-Officer 3, 4, Jr. Play Crew, Jr. Prom Comm., Sr. Play Comm., Chorus I, 2, 4, A Cappella 4, Jr. Prom Court, Pep CIUIDI Gov't Day, Homecoming Comm., Sturgensian Staff, Quill and Scroll. STEVE A. YUNKER, Wrestling I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball I, 2, 3, Varsity Club, Gov't Day, Intramurals 3, 4. I5I .L L L Q E'-E' 1. 'XWNXXXNXXXXXXNXWXXXXXNXXXHXXXYXXXXYXRXXXKXXXRXXHXXXWXXXXXXXXXKXXNKHXN xx. W , i. , . Z5 ' Sru qsx qq ,Q s Q 5, X 1 I in Q .- - - V li 1 '5- A7JIZf7lIUT7m'I11u11lnnnmnmnnmrnn1mun:mmmuuullmnmwmmmmmmnxunnx li F 1? PATRONS CompIimen'I's Io Graduafing Class of I96I 900 Wes'I Chicago Road-Sfurgis, Michigan Pos+ Office Box 230 FREEMAN MANUFACTURING COMPANY STURGIS, MICHIGAN Com pIimen+s of KEISTER WALGREEN DRUG STORE PRESCRIPTION SPECIALIST W COMPLETE PHOTO DEPARTMENT 24-I-Iour Photo Finishing COMPLETE FOUNTAIN AND LUNCHEONETTE SERVICE Purchase ALL Your Drug Needs From Walgreen and Save Sturgis Sporting Goods I08 N. NOTTAWA ST. STURGIS, MICHIGAN Complimenfs of M 81 M NEWS STAND I08 Eas'I Chicago Rd. STURGIS. MICHIGAN QUALITY FURNITURE AT MODERATE PRICES . . . SEE BIGELOW FURNITURE STORE The OIcIes'I Furni+ure Sfore in S+urgis I08-I I0 Soufh NoH'awa S'rreeI' HOME OF VALUES Best Wishes to T961 Graduates From SUTTON TOOL CO. srunels, MICHIGAN MARA SWEET SHOP Home of FINE CANDIES-Kifchen Fresh CompIeI'e Foun+ain Service HUNT'S SHOE STORE Prescripiion FiHing BOSTETTER HARDWARE pai ' Sxol My L' 0. We I I pl QQ rrha 'V : lndependenl 1 . ' mrs-1 ' own fp 'J . ljI:I:ggxlgayf-.5ai:-Q.-.rzq-4 ., 1 ' ' ' 2 ' S ., , , , . Tac , r ' I In - CT fp 4-- 6 a, ,Uv 5 0 nu: II7 Norfh Sfreei STURGIS, MICHIGAN GROVER L. WATKINS, Prescription Pharmacist Prescripiion Specialisi' 'For Over 35 Years! I20 WEST CHICAGO STREET STURGIS, MICHIGAN SAUERY, BoeAscH, 8. PuKszTA, mc. il'CSf0llC DEALER STORE I30 WEST CHICAGO ROAD :: STURGIS. MICHIGAN PHONE: OL I-5395 AII Types of Philco TV and Appliances Truck and Trac'I'or Tires Member of Spar+an Sfores HARDlNG'S FRIENDLY MARKET Home of Shurfine Foods HEDWIG S. KRUMM Women's Apparel and Accessories I22 W. Chicago Phone OL I-7295 I-lAl.E'S 'ion ---u -sei- UWS1 or Mau 6 l'Nc Comple+e Selecfion of Musical Accessories RECORDS LP and 45 TOP HITS PHILCO TV AND HI-FI MAGNAVOX TV AND HI-FI EVERETI' PIANO LOWERY ORGANS 305 Eas+ Chicago Road OLI-2040 Sfurgis. Michigan STURGIS LUMBER 81 SUPPLY CO. Where Lumber ls Sold With o SmiIe 304 N. Jefferson St. Call OL l-3267 THANKS A LOT.-... - REMEMBER- WE P TREAT VOUR CHRLIKE rr S A WHS OUR OWN ' S E MILLER BROS. STANDARD SERVICE 6 'f Gas, Lubrication, Wash X Tires and Batteries GIBSON GREEN HOUSE Everything in Cut Flowers and Potted Plants ELMER FALKENSTEIN Proprietor SHOES FOR THE FAMILY Snozs is WI LSON'S FAMILY SHOE STORE STURGIS, MICHIGAN II3 W. Chicago Congraiulafions Class of I 96 I MAC'S FURNITURE STORE JACKMAN'S DRUG STORE STURGIS MICHIGAN 'Congraiulafions Io Ihe Class of '6I' STURGIS TOOL AND DIE STURGIS MICHIGAN MGNTGOMERY WARD CO. Where All America Shops and Saves 300 W. Chicago S+. OL I-54Il S'l'urgis. Michigan f . Sf F' FUWERHL HOMF li W Que snercmcmo Ro. s1uRels,moeL. 3:', a S gagyqglnnco me cus-ug Congraiulafions +o +he Class of l96l V S w1n'B.nv-A-W I ,,W..Qvu,-Mf.- M - ' STURGIS JOURNAL I60 YOU'LL ALWAYS FIND THE NEWEST STYLES AT ELAiNE'S Dresses ! ' I 3 COBB- 2lO W. Chicago Rd.. Sfurgis, Mich.-Phone OL I-3535 Exclusive buf no+ Expensive Sui+s Sporfswear MiOlJTER'S SERVICE ' S Q' ' S 'M ci-MGP I a -H' Q ASK . FUR L -ir When you ask for Mack-you open Hwe door for Financing of lndusfries and efficien+ Real Es+a+e Service STURGIS. MICHIGAN. OFFICE I04 SOUTH NOTTAWA STREET I6I FORMED TUBES, INC. WALLS QUALITY MEAT PRODUCTS mms' lnspec'l'ion for Your Proieciion WALL PACKING COMPANY sTuRe-ls MICHIGAN CONGRATULATIONS CompIimen+s of MILADY'S S'rrancI TI1ea+er Building OL I -5005 Besi Wishes, Class of '6I! THE TOGGERY STURC-BIS MICHIGAN in sazsssafiffftlolu ys FLOWERS FOR THE FINEST IN CORSAGES AND SPECIAL OCCASION FLOWERS 90I Easf Chicago Road-S+urgis, Michigan-Telephone OL I-6560 .',,4....A-I-A-A ui N73 ' X , . .W NX '-y'g 'v Z.'VbT I V! K ea: A ss. . gf , . Q .. .lm X A CongraI'uIa+ions Io Class of I 96 I J. C. PENNEY CO. BOBBIE BROOKS fashions brings ou+ fhe bes+ in you. WI1e+her i+'s for Da+e-+ime, Play-Iime, you'II find Ihai' special cosfume in BOBBIE BROOKS seIecI'ions aI' SEGER'S THE STURGIS PLATING AND MFG. CO. STURGIS, MICHIGAN Manufaciurers of SPECIALTY HARDWARE KEN FREELAND HARDWARE M swf 223 W. CHICAGO ST. STURGIS, MICHIGAN LATEST STYLES IN HATS AND ACCESSORIES FOR ALL AGES. Congratulations Class of '61 WE EXTEND OUR BEST WISHES FOR YOUR SUCCESSFUL FUTURE W E WADE ELECTRIC PRODUCTS CO. Au'romo'I'ive EIec'I'ricaI Paris STURGIS, MICHIGAN To the Class of l96l: CONGRATULATIONS! ll' is our hope lhal' you will be endowed wifh failh in your abilily lo grow, build and succeed, and 'lhanlcful 'For living in 'lhe mosl' wonderful na'l'ion in 'lhe mosl exciling 'limes in world l1is'l'ory. KIRSCH COMPANY World's Largesl Manufaclurers of DRAPERY HARDWARE Producers also of Heal Transfer Surfaces THE ENTIRE PERSCNNEL . CF THE CITIZENS STATE BANK Extend Congratulations to All Members ot the CIJXSS OF '60 The Future Citizens ot America YOUR SECURITY IS OUR FUTURE! 931,9- FIRST NATIONAL BANK STURGIS, MICHIGAN '29 Where Your Future ls Mode Secure! LORENFELT Au+omobiIes for Sale, Lease, or Ren'I STURGIS TELEGRAPH FLORIST Wg 506-5I0 SouI'I1 NoH'awa S+ree+ Phone OL I-5676 WATER WONDERLAND BROADCASTING CO., INC. P.O. Box 70 STURGIS, MICHIGAN WSTR Our OnIy Business Is Selling Real Es+aIe and Insurance Q gb REAL ESTATE In 'Ki'.x 4, t if A Cll1CI X V INSURANCE OLI-5403 TO THE CLASS OF I96l ata-Bell THOUGH I ' ' pa s l im ' ll i -4535- I-'-F' Y L ' '44av..f:.-'1-'-'- N E1 LW , 'Z' d n In fhis enlighfened year of I96l how abou'r a word +o gradua+es 'I'hey'll never hear from 'l'he Com- mencemeni' podium? Noi an inspira- 'rional word-a bare-knuckle pracfical word. ln a few years, your wife is go- ing +o say, H s 3 a.m., Harold, why aren'+ you asleep? And you'll 'Pell her how you're sfymied on your iolo and would like +o 'l'ell your boss 'io go +o hell. She says, Why don'+ you? And you lis+ fhe reasons: Renh Pay- men1's on 'rhe car: Harold, Jr., Ligh'I', Gas, Insurance, e'rc. So while 'rhe Grand March from Aida is s'rill ring- ing in, your ears, young man, decide +o lay away some money for +he day you do 'l'ell your boss . . . or 'Phe day he 'Pells you! THE NATIONAL CARBON COATED PAPER COMPANY Division af Castleton, Inc. STURGIS, MICHIGAN X L A Effw NILES STUDIO PORTRAIT AND COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY AT STUDIO OR LOCATION Sfurgis, Mich Phone OLI-2980 II7 S. FourI'I1 SI' KEESLAR 81 EMERSON, INC. The Bes'I in Home Appliances and Television STURGIS, MICHIGAN Service Dept Sales Depi' 208 N. Prospecf 208 N. Prospec+ PHONE PHONE OL I-54I3 OL I-54I7 KOLADY'S Sfurgis-News-Agency, 2II N. Park S+. Sfurgis, Michigan OL I-68 I 7 Subscripfions--Our Specialfy Phone for Informafion and Prices Club Prices on ALL Magazines New or Renewal QPIWLS FOR FINE JEWELRY Teenage AccounI's Welcome! Your Clo+l'1ing BEAUTIFULLY CLEANED a+ REASONABLE PRICES Ample FREE Parking II4 Norlh Cen+erville S+. THOMAS JEWELERS Hamil+on Gruen Elgin and Bulova Wa'I'cl1es KEEPSAKE Diamonds Easy Terms TED DOUGLAS Jus1' Good Clo'I'l1es CompIe+e Line of SCHOOL AND OFFICE SUPPLIES STU RGIS OFFICE SU PPLY W. Chicago Rd. Ph. OLI-5593 STURGIS, MICHIGAN STU RGIS CARTONS, INC. 305 Wesi' Sou+h S'rree+ STURGIS, MICHIGAN Phone OL I-2365 CREATORS AND DESIGNERS OF DISTINCTIVE CARTONS I! TASTY PASTRIES We Specialize in Decora+ed Par'I'y and Wedding Cakes I09 N. NoH'awa Phone OL I-53I5 HUNTLEY-VAN BU REN CO. Manufac+urers of STURIG EXECUTIVE AND SECRETARIAL CHAIRS Sold Through Dealers in 48 S+a+es FULLER'S PAINT 81 WALLPAPER CO. Smi+h-Alsop Painls, Varnishes Imperial Washable Wallpaper Hanclicraff and Ari Supplies IO9 E. CHICAGO STURGIS. MICH. Phone OL I-2575 THE GRAV-I-FLO CORPORATION OL I-5467 400 Norwood Ave. Srurgis, Mich FOGLESONG FUNERAL HOME, INC. HAROLD PRINCE, JERRY GUILDING, ROBERT HACKMAN Direc'rors Serving Our Area for Over 46 Years M 8: R DIETETIC LABORATCRIES, INC Manufadurers I MIkPcI+ STURGIS MICHIGAN FURNISS FORD, INC. Your Friendly ForcI Dealer FREELAND AND SCDNS TRIBBETTS The House of Qualify WHERE YOU FIND NATIONALLY ADVERTISED BRANDS II8 W. C lcago . S+urgls, Mich WILLER'S SHOE STORE asaa as '1 is I 13 f------r I I I I' I 'I I IIIIII FII ref , fe I I Se JI' 2' Q ' . -I' Q IIIII I III' xx-lk E . Ii Wig Aix, I ,, as ,ij I I-anesii Cos om UOIIII-5 'T' ir III . Flmk y x k I A D ' -f ' N- 1- -' I IICIS FGPQINI DFPZ , I Phone ou-suzs y, 1+ ' I L - SHOPPER'S MART Heaciquarfers EEE for A+I1Ie+ic , Goods U.S. Divers Macgregor LEE VOHI REMIIFIQTON Foofballs- BasIce+baIIs- SUI-INGEN e'Ic. SEELEY TIRE CO. Chicago af FourI'I1 Sf. SI'urgis, Michigan OLiver I-2028 Tires, BaH'eries, and Mofor Tune-Up J 81 M PURE OIL SERVICE 6 Minu'I'e Minor Car Car Wash Repairs Be SURE WHI1 PURE ,, T CONGRATULATIONS EQ AND BEST WISHES From Bob and Fran aI' Wweggl DISTINCTIVE FOOTWEAR A. W. AYRES INS. AGENCY I27If2 W. CHICAGO RD.-STURGIS, MICHIGAN PHONE OL I-2389 Au+omobiIe and General CasuaII'y Insurance Fire ancI AIIied Lines Compliments of WILMAR! JACK ROYETON CI'1evroIe+ and Cadillac TED PLOCK BUICK CO. BEEBE CLEANERS III NorI'I1 Sfreei' FOR THE BEST IN CLEANING DAVI D'S DAIRY BAR DI ETZ CLEANERS -W Y- Y- H- - T Vi RAY HODGSON LINCOLN-MERCURY-RAMBLER COMET CONTINENTAL MARK III MYERS PONTIAC WEST CHICAGO, STURGIS MICHIGAN THE ELECTRIC SHOP Frigidaire Appiiances HOOVER SWEEPERS and FLOOR POLISHERS RCA VICTOR TELEVISIONS and RADIOS I03 E. Chicago Rd. Phone OL I-2425 EMERSON CLEANERS For Fine CIeaning 30I E. Chicago Rd. II4 N. NoHawa A 'ii rr .. Drive-In QA 3155511 Branch g f,r- ,, O of ii Pride M. h. . IcBe?'Ian S 4 Sfurgis Weicome, Troians 'Io FENNER'S YEAR 'ROUND DRIVE IN 600-604 W. Chicago Rd. I-I1 BSC!-LS Fine Qualify S+yIes i for Young Women of AII Ages. HIRSCH'S III W. Chicago Rd., Sfurgis KEN DRICK STATION ERS Service From S+urgis i L iieoooo LOOM I S MOTCR SALES, INC Oldsmobile LEO'S JEWELRY 207 W. Chicago it H DOG -N- SU DS 1 STURGIS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Congratulations and Best Wishes for Happiness and Cfood Fortune in Your Chosen Careers MEDICAL STAFF OF THE STURGIS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL STURGIS SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION I07 Eas'I' Chicago Sfreei' Where You Save DOES Make a Difference CURRENT RATE 3If2'f,Q ANNUALLY Member Federal Home Loan Bank Sys+em I .3 ALL ACCOUNTS INSURED SAFE UP TO Sl0,000 BY FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN INSURANCE CORP. FROHRIEP BROS. Eas+ Chicago Road a+ Norfh Maple STURGIS, MICHIGAN BISEL'S 5 TO I.00 STORE srukels AND coLoN CITIZENS LUMBER 81 COAL CO. MAYER'S ART GIFT SHOP 206 W. 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