St Pauls High School - Smoke Signal Yearbook (Marty, SD)

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'v'f.. In Q ffgfif' 7 at -p,:,,,,41 V 1 ' 'l f -1 ...I A .W --sl 1 ...WJ -J I The twenty graduates of the Class of 1956 mark the twentieth graduating class to go forth from St. Pauls High School . . . they represent a cross-section of the families, the tribes, and the localities from which Marty draws its students. Litton to the teaching That will make you wire Inrtead of turning away from it. Blefred are they Who linen to me, Keep fig!! day by day, At my llarafbold, Watrbing till I open my doom. The mini zfbo :vim me ll i115 life, D1'i7Ib.f dt-fp of Ilve Lordfr furor KPROVERBS VII 2 raduating Class of 1956 an is A