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

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ff-I KARLA HOLMAN You can't tc-Il what she-'s thinking. MARlI.YN HUDSON lJ0n't rr-cilv su loud: lllll slr-Q-pp. HOSE MARIE HIIDSPETII I nvvrr lt-t stuzly intvrfvrf' with c'clII1'atiun. ANN INGALLS HSIII- works with what shi- has. what shi- wish:-s she- had. LYLA JORDAN Why Innthvr gut gr:-y. GEORGIA KARRELS Our quvvn-a thing of llt'illlly ana joy forever. ide! mwltde eww JEAN LEIIMAN hSl'l'l0Ul fills in tht- gap lII'tw'rvII vu'- ningsf' ANN LUSHBOUGH They say lift- begins at forty. but who wants to wait. SANDRA MATZ Why lc-arn a lot of things y0u'll just forgfftifn CAMILLE MILLER A6WhfD'S that Illafl locked in her heart? NORMA MORTENSON Her smile only adds to her poise. VIOLA NESS Shes gut a twinkle in her eye, but she'd rathe-r have it on her left hand. my H0 I a

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BETTY BAKER l may lOOk shy hut . . . DONNA BLAR1-3 Gnd put man on e-arth. hh-Ns His soul. JOAN BONSELL 'Tis he-ttvr to lm hushful than lmlnlf' MARGUERITE CRRISTENSEN ul likt- tn stutly in tht- nwrningz. hut I fnrgvt to gf-t up. KAY CORm-35 CPnlla'nn-n prefer hlonde-5. hut th.-5 marry hrunvttt-s tl hOp4-I. JANELL DAVISON iiI'Ik I' he-art is likt- tht- mmm, thrre 1 a man in it. .!?.f Owlffe ' nl Ml' JANET DOBESII Shv's really niw when you gvt tu know her. SHIRLEY FORS A 'She has many fri:-mls lu-catisv sht- is a frit-nd. JANICE HAFFNER Often Svc-n, hut Sc-ltlom hvarrlf- DONNA HALE 'Tm lOOkin' for a man to 1'llZlSt' until l Catch him! IIN' PATTY HALEY 'LSchOol is for thv hircls anml l wish the-y'tl take it with them. CAROL HLAVKA 'Elle-autiful, Bt-autiful Blut- Eyvsf'

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IRENE PELL She thinks and thinks once in awhile!! KAYE SALMEN How innocent my childhood must have been. SYLVIA SANDERS Happiness on the road to successf CATHERINE SCHOMER Nice to look at, but nicer to know. LESLIE SHAW Live fast, love hard, die young, and leave a beautiful memory! l GLADYS SIMONS Sugar and spice and everything nice. and 'H W .I -,fX I MARIETTA SMITH I tell you this school won't be the same without me. DARLENE SORENSON 'Tcl like to be bashful but fate decrees otherwise. NINA SORENSON Give her time, she might grow up some day. GWEN SOUTHWORTH Someone has got to uphold senior dignity. NELDA SPENCER Gentlemen prefer blondes. MARJORIE SPERLE I'm learning a lot, but school inter- feresf'