Sturgis High School - Sturgensian Yearbook (Sturgis, MI)

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Superintendent of Schools Mr. Warren J. Fudge, super¬ intendent of schools, heads the administrative branch of the Sturgis Public School system and works in cooperation with the Board of Education. Dur¬ ing the six years he has been in Sturgis, Mr. Fudge has be¬ come a well known and much admired person at Sturgis High School. However, Mr. Fudge’s duties are far broader than just the high school, for he also is in charge of the Junior High School and all the grade schools. As you can see he is a very busy man, devoting much of his time to the educa¬ tion of youth. This past year Mr. Fudge’s duties have been even further increased with the building of the new high school. Mr. Fudge has worked diligently in making this undertaking the success it has turned out to be. We wish to thank Mr. Fudge for all he has done in securing the opportunities offered to us in this new school and for the fine job he does as superin¬ tendent of the Sturgis Public Schools. Warren J. Fudge 5

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RICHARD FREEMAN Secretary-Treasurer of Freeman Manufacturing ERNEST SCHAEFFER Production Control Office at Kirsch GEORGE ABEL Vice-President and Cashier at First National Bank Board of Education As usual this year has been a busy year for the Sturgis Board of Education. The Board of Education has helped provide us with this new school by working diligently on the planning for the school. The Board consists of seven members. They are Mr. Richard Freeman, President; J. Earl Millet, Secretary; Ernest Schaeffer, Treasurer; The other members of the Board are Otto Goethals, Harold Young, George Able, and Olin Lepard. OTTO GOETHALS Vice-President of Sturgis Foundry HAROLD YOUNG Superintendent of Sturgis Business Forms OLIN LEPARD Doctor J. EARL MILLET Dentist 4

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Our School Principal Mr . Robert Miller has played an important part in the ac¬ tivities of Sturgis High School for the past thirty-three years, first as a teacher and coach and for the last fifteen years as our principal. The hours he spends in guiding and advising the students at our high school takes much of his time. Mr. Miller also spends a lot of time helping with school activities. Another service that Mr. Miller performs for the school, which is appreciated by all students and faculty members, is the making of announcements about the school and school ac¬ tivities over the public address system. This year Mr. Miller’s duties have been greatly increased with the occupation of the new high school. As is natural in a new situation, new problems have arisen; however, Mr. Mil¬ ler has met and dealt with these wisely making the first year in our new high school an enjoyable and profitable one. The class of 1963 wishes to express its thanks to Mr. Robert Miller, a man who has made our high school years worthwhile, happy, and memo¬ rable. Robert M. Miller