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

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E. Grunwald, Superintendent Jesse Bauer Sciences it -A..iid44- R. B. Williams Grade School Principal William J. Brown High School Principal ' Lillian Anderson English Il and IV acuity "'-Z - l . Francis E. Benson Music 2 .44

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S S507 as they move from class to class. -2- A ' i '- . ll . H 'T M " sw .. . is fi . Hs ' 3 V' 4 f it , e S iii l I ' i es ll' . ' fi: Q 1 if V 'ig Q A , Q Q ' If VA Q. W 9 t . .. Z A ' 'i Since its erection in l936, Sturgis High School has seen come through its doors many hundreds of young men and women. lt has sent out through those dors and into this community and other communities a large number of young men and women well fitted to go on with educational pursuits, or to begin life in their communities. Sturgis High School is also a symbol of good times, and happy memories, of championship athletic teams, and cham- pions in many other fields of endeavor. There have been interesting classes and fun loving teachers. Yes, S. H. S. has seen and given a lot of life to a lot of young people. I E -3 : EL' 5 21 K 'f 1 2825232571319 3 With the beginning of school, the halls of S. H. S. are again filled with shuffling of feet and the happy echoes of teen-age voices Let us follow one of these students who commencing as a bewildered freshman grad ually becomes accustomed to the class routine participates in extra-curricular activities and acquires a feeling of responsibility and leader ship until finally he reaches the peak of his high school career as a self-sufficient senior

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4 l Z 'rleaff L Elizabeth Harrier Vernon Smith Mary E. Coachel- Home Economics Commercial Social Sfudieg K Henry A. Sather Agriculture and Shop 'K' Esther Serr English l and II 'Ns R I dk- A i ' A. 1 ,VJ QR Zi., S Qi . ' I ,E :IH in E . x i Alex Carswell Mathematics and Speech -x B. W. Woodle Mrs. C. E. Knapp Elgie Coachev Athletics and Lalin l and ll Job Training, World History Algebra, and 3 World Geography