Sturgis Brown High School - Mato Paha Yearbook (Sturgis, SD)

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Wow ' W Wg? 4 Wuth the modem typewrurers amd other Commercuol equrpmerwt, cmd under the super- vislorw of The sk1Hed Commerce Teacher, Ethelyrw Hershey, S. I-1 S students prepare for the ever grovvmg busurwess world, Thenr chosen field of Interest. 'bw 4

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brew: 2. Y BACK RCW: Mr Bauer, Faculty Adviser, Bob l-lutches, Junror Class, Kay Marcotte, Freshman Class, Jac Revere, Sophomore Class, FRONT ROW' Jerry Spolander, Pres, Joey Grunvvald, Journaltsrn, Wrnnette Wrllramson, Sonor Class Kathleen McKay, Glee Club, Barbara Forbes, GAA, Kenny Lrnstrcm, S Club Student government is democracy in actron-through actual governmental procedure connected wtth school operatron. Performing the functronal dutves ol thus admtnrstrattvo group were Jerry Syolander, presrdent and a representottve from each class and organrzatron These cauncul members chase Mr Bauer as therr faculty adviser, Bob l-lutches, vice-prestdent, Barbara Forbes, secretary and treasurer, The thnd annual homecomtng events were agatn successfully spon- sored by the Councul lt prcmoted defense stamp sales, gave several hugh school portres, planned a VE-Day program, rotsed funds for the treasury by gtvrng an all-class amateur hour, helped to rmprove sports- manshrp, and rn general asststed nn the schools advancement ,. ,,, x A? --IW? mi STUDENT PRESIDENT SJOLANDER

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Behind the hardened faces of men on the battle fronts, behind the concerned faces of the leoders of the countries, behind the bright faces of all loyal Americans, are the workings of an age-old institution f -1 an institution olmost as old os mon This is the institution which works with the various foods of the world to prepare nutritious meals as a contribution to the health of growing citizens This establishment not only feeds and clothes the young world, but sets in their minds the fundonnentals of good citizenship, democracy, and how to get along in the world. The home is the first social function with which an individual comes in contact, and therefore the home molds the minds of all future American builders l-low important it is for the proper training of the future leaders of the home, The different courses of Home Economics not only teach the students through study how to cook, sew, care for children, entertain guests, and all the other functions of the home, but, in the modern kitchen and sewing room of the department, the course gives the Students the reol experience which is ot such practical value.