Sturgis High School - Sturgensian Yearbook (Sturgis, MI)

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Y and ACADEMIC

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A friend to all Sturgis High School students is Mr. Miller’s secretary, Mrs. Dorothy Freeland. She can always be found in the principal’s office writ¬ ing absence and tardy slips, advising students, preparing announcement sheets, or running er¬ rands. Our high school certainly would not function as smoothly were it not for Mrs. Freeland. MRS. DOROTHY FREELAND FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Mrs. John Quirin, Mrs. Charles King. SECOND ROW, Left to Right: Mrs. Miles Kirkpatrick, and Miss Barbara Lutz. In the superintendent’s of¬ fice, we find four ladies who are very beneficial to our school system. These are: Mrs. Quirin, who is Mr. Fudge’s secretary and who puts out the payroll; Mrs. Kirkpatrick, who is secretary to both Miss Schrump and Mr. Tyler; Mrs. King, who is the receptionist and who handles the extracur¬ ricular accounts; and Miss Lutz, who is the bookkeeper for the Board of Education and who handles the purchas¬ ing. We certainly owe these ladies a vote of gratitude. 8

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ALTA G. ANDERSON, B.S. Shorthand, Typing VIRGINIA ASH, A.B., M.A. French I, Latin I HELEN MAY BITNER, B.A., M.A. English 10 JACK D. BITTLE, B.M. Instrumental Music JACK L. BOND, B.S. Metals and Power, General Shop JOHN BORGERDING, B.S. Woodwork HAROLD BOWDISH, B.S., M.A. Physics, Mathematics, Driver Education MARY B. BOYLE, B.S. Home Economics MILDRED BRITTON, A. B., M.A. Latin, English LOUIS C. BURMEISTER, M.A. Typing, Guidance Counseling WAYNE CARPENTER, B. S. Mechanical Drawing, Gen¬ eral Math, Business Math, General Shop PAUL CASAULT, B.S., M.A. Retail Selling, Guidance Counseling MYRON D. CASNER, M.A. French, Choral Music ELMER CRAIG, B.A. Art