Sturgis High School - Sturgeon Yearbook (Sturgis, KY)

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JUNIOR SENICR BANQUET T CT he Siurqeon 1925 lx - - , l ,n 1 l '1 1., l ,yi 1 :Mi 11 ,H X 1 ,1 11 1 111 1, il -11 .1,1 , 1 1 'l 11 lf! 11 1 P ' l l 1 r 1 3 1 1 1 .QC - , X i Cn the evening of May 23rd. 1924 the annual Junior-Senior ban- I t quet was held in the basement of the First Christian Church. The base- F21 Ml ment was transformed into a beautiful flower garden, potted plants, ,131 yellow and white rosebuds, and the Junior-Senior Class colors were lf, iw I used in the decorations Music was furnished by Mrs. O. H. Wilcox and ' - her orchestra. Rev K. Palmer Miller of Princeton, Indiana was a special 111 ' guest, his address being a feature of the evening. R-oy Kavanaugh acted uw HV as toasrtmaster and responses were mad-e by Roy Berry, Superintendent Lyness, and Dr. B. F. Humphrey. The 'guests included the Seniors, Jun- T ions, Board of Education, and their wives, the Faculty, and Rev. Miller who delivered the Commencement Address. ' 1 1 KIWANIS FCOTBALL BANQUET 1924-1925 On December 12th, 1924 the Kiwanis Club 'entertained with a Q11 banquet in honor of the football team who won the Western Kentucky 1 1' Championship of 1924. The Kiwanians make this an annual affair. l ' K, Speakers of the evening were Coach B. R. Meidinger, Leiter Simp-1 Q K son, Captaing Liston Merritt, Captain-elect, and various members of the 3' ly y y team. Music was furnished by Carrie Melton, Orvalette Hearth, and 11-1 4 A 1 Mr.1H. VV. Haapanen. , , p FATHER AND SON BANQUET ,i ,1 On the evening of Decemiber 22, 1924, the Annual Father and Son QQ Banquet was given by the Hi-Y Club. Speeches were made by Warren 571.11 1 Eilis, President of the Hi-Y, Mr. T. E. Jenkins, and several of the fath- My ers. Supt. Fred Shultz had charge of the program, the m-ain features of the eveninlg beineg the Boys' Higlh School Quartet and an Address by A fi Mr. M. E. Eastinl., Sr. This was a general get-to-gether meeting, each cgi boy bringing his father or some other cl1o-se friend. Musicwas' furnished on piano and violin by Carrie Melton, Mary bf , 11 Proctor King and Crvalette Harth. ,, l 1 K ' JENKINS-WHITSELL BANQUET 1 1 1 One of the best banquets ever held in Sturgis was given by Messrs. , , T. E. Jenkins and J. F. Wlhitsell in honor ofthe Footb-all Squad. Noth- if ing was left undone which could add to the pleasure of the boys. Y 1 lm Speeches were made by Messrs. -Jenkins, Whitsell, O. H. ,WilcoX, C. 1 M11 H. Ellis, Coach Meidinger, Captain Leiter Simpson, Roy Kavanaugh, E 1 and various members of the team. Rfoy Kavanaugh was presented the , 1 1' gold football given by the Carney-Quirey A,gency to the man who se- , , 1 N cured the most tackles during the season. ' 1 ig- KIWANIS BANQUET' 1925 The High School Orator, Daniel Berry, Declaimer, Carrie Meltong iff? il Debaters, Irene Brummett, Glenn M-orris, and Warren T. Ellis, five 1 Track Boys, Jimzmie Whitsell, Roy Kavanaugh, Robert Holt, Sam Ship- il ley and Dick Watters and Coach and Mrs. Meidinger were entertained 1 111 ,Q at the Kiwanis Banquet Friday evening, March 13th. An excellent pro- Q, gram was given under the direction of Supt. Shultz. f 1 Ml TRACK BANQUET 1924 1 , 1 1' The Annual Kiwanis Banquet was given in honor of the Track Team 'T l 52:1 ink. R.-::, We on the evening of May 16th, 1924. Mr. C. H. Ellis gave the welcome address and speeches were .made by Supt. A. S. Lyness, Coach Meiding- er, Delmar Reynolds, captain, and Sam Shipley, captain-elect. Letters were awarded to Delmar Reynolds, Rupert Wright, Miles Austin Quirey, Dick VVaters, James Whitsell, Roy Kavanaugh and Sam Shipley. 1 l 322' 1 2 1, 1 , 56 is ' x 1-. ii -1- ,. .. .-.YY-xv, , . ..., ,L,,,,,,.,,..1.,, , , . W. C -Q., 6' A ' 2 1 1. - .,111 1-

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il My 1,1 li it , i ' w l ii il 1 A V i .ii r,. w i li ,, w v , I Y I gg AjL!i1Ef Crhe sturqeon was c..l . gf g i l i i il o H1-lj Club V l The Hi-Y Club is the only Charter Society of S. H. S.. The Hi-Y A Clubs all over the country -are sponsored by the Y. M. C. A. and at their 'wi meetings they. discussed various religious,. civic, social, and scholastic ju questions. Their motto is '.'Clean Speech, Clean Living, Clean Athletics, and Clean Scholarship. The organization suppfo-rtis all things which tend to 'develop S.'H. Sfandthe pre-sent slougan is We must have a gym. The members arenot' limited to Classes but every .student is entitled to mem- bership. Meetintgs are held every Monday evening in the High School auditoriuimaind-,much interest has been shown under the leadership of l gt Superintendent Shultz. . My ' Organizations of this kind are a credit to the community and incite flip the b0yS'0n to greater fields of endeavor. l P M I- The Officers ofthe Club are: ,tl N A Warren Ellis ........ ....... P resident I Roy 'Kavanaugih . . . .... Vice-President ' ' it 1 Sam Shipley ..... ....... S ecretary 1 - Harry Simpson .... .p ..... .... T reasurer lidilfii ll! y M Pepper Club W. Many Clubs have been organized at S. H. S. but few have created i 1 the enthusiasm displayed by the Peppers. The membership of this Club has been strictly confined to the Junior and Senior Classesg its ob- : Ject was to create enthusiasm and aid athletics. The Club was organized under the leadership of Mrs. B. R. Meidinger. My The Pepper Club has had some very interesting and enjoyable meetings and the Slogan was, Back up the boys on the Gridiron. Some of the members are leaving with the Class in May and it is their wish U, that the Peppers of the future will uphold the traditions that have been QV, fought for-the traditions of Sturgis High. May they always be -on the field with the Bla-ckand Gold Warriors, urging them on to victory with l that well-known Sturgis Pep. ' i i At the first meeting, September 15th, 1924, the following officers wt were elected: ' Mary Antha Ellis ................ President iii Laura Stevenson ............ Vice-President Mary Duke Richey . .Secretary and Treasurer 629 ' ,CQ If ,fl D A, a ' ,- -1 its L set if . it ll' ll T i l W l . l W .ffl KQV vii 4, ,i M w i I .QQ i S l l . KAPL fl 'l ff? SPI in ' v I 1 Pg,-A sv-H' i M., I , 9 IPQQ. ' - we S A..-4 5 . 4 58 T -